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SUBJECT : Conversation with Marguerite Higgins on 8 Febru-
ary 1965; reference my previous memo
1. Marguerite Higgins prefaced our discussion with the statement
that she will be bringing out a book on South Vietnam to be published by
Harpers in September 1965. She intends to begin her study of that country
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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS
OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE
DATE: 7 Dec 73
TO Mr. James Angleton
Chief, Cl/OPS
FROM:
SUBJECT:
REMARKS
Dear Jim:
Attached is John Whitman's copy
of the 4 December package which you
so kindly sent.. He read it with
interest and profit but because of
its sensitivity did not wish to
retain it. I am, therefore,
returning it to you.
greatly appreciate the
unstinting cooperation we have
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Body of U.S. Vice-Consul Definitely Identified in Mexico
U.S. and Mexican officials have definitely identified the
body found near Hermosillo on 8 July as that of kidnapped U.S.
Vice-Consul John Patterson. (See the 10 July issue, page 7.)
The investigation of this crime by Mexican authorities, sup-
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RELEASE IN FULL
1999
SUBJECT: Viola June Cobb aka: June Cobb
#216 264
Subject, born 24 August 1927 in Ponca, Oklahoma, was
of operational interest in 1960. She was employed in Cuba
by the Castro Government and it was hoped she could be
recruited in place. She was, and is, an American citizen.
She arrived in New York City in June 1960 and physical
surveillance and audio monitoring of her hotel room was
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ARTHUR :BLISS LANE
2442 Massachusetts Avenue, NOT.
Washington 8, D.C.
July 16, 1948
Dear Allen:
I was distressed to learn from our telephone
conversation this morning that you had had such an
unpleasant and painful experience. I did not want you
to feel that because of my flippant reference to your
inability to bend your elbow that I was unsympathetic.
If it is not convenient for you to come to
Washington, I would be glad to go to New York to.see
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CIA HISTORICAL RE1 �1\11
RFLEAFT IN Fi.
15 D4cember,
Memorandum for Office.
Subject: Consejo time on WM1E.
1. At our meeting 15 December, br. Miro informed me th,t he
was angry about WM1E; that he is now told that the Consejo cannot
continue with the 645-700 Pi time on this station for its broadcast
but must return to the 6:00 AM period; tney say that the 4:45-7:00 PM
was only a provisional arrangement until the return to 6:00 AM; he says
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U.S. Vice-Consul Kidnapped in Mexico
John Patterson, the U.S. Vice-Consul in Uermosillo,
Mexico was kidnapped on 22 March, allegedly by members of the
hitherto unknown Peoples' Liberation Army of Mexico. Patter-
son was last seen leaving the consulate that morning, presum-
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27 Feliii41.;y 1961
SUDJECT: Alleged Batistianos-Signed up for the 'amps.
1. Manolo RAY telephoned me Saturday night to tell me that he had heard
from his Miami contact that a number of Batistianos had been recruited for
training in the "camps" and some had already been flown to the camp. He said
he was sure
he understood this resulted from inadequate checking and th.kt/the presence
of these people at the camps could cause considerable trouble. He mentioned
FOIA
