</s>104-10079-10231, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET Rue's Acton would like to see: 1 DDD files concerning James Carl Ray and DER under any of his aliases 2) Real names of Cygnographic references in 8 June the Ottawa 54146 Toler SMRAQUE 17 SMRAOVE 17 RCMP Licensing, N.Y.T.1. LNERGO RUP ENROSS INNOS: SMARLE! Canadian INNS 3) 3rd Agency a) INS-Report from San Francisco Full Office of DVS dtd. 6/17/15/20 august CHANG, Fang Nany (CA.1) E288-758) I Ray's name given as Eric S.Oax) Rodger State Dept. Tellexes London 10523 7/12/68 albore London 10534 7/13/68 State 1952/40 7/2/16/8 London 10017 6/18/85 state 183525 6/11/16s Liban 1567 6/14/65 Thanks State 18/19/28 6/12 /65 Allen Hausoma Credon 9728 6/1/68 SECRET Ottawa 18/12 6/8/68

Summary  
The text contains multiple index search requests and responses from government agencies, primarily focusing on individuals such as James Carl Ray, Guy Bannister, Victor Dominato, and various "Butler" aliases. Requests reference files under codenames (e.g., SMRAQUE 17, 54146 Toler), locations like Ottawa, San Francisco, Cuba, and U.S. cities, and agencies including the RCMP, INS, State Department, and internal investigative units (IP/AR, IP/CFS). The documents include references to microfilm records, aperture cards, and specific file numbers (e.g., 201-02851417, 201-00449880), with some entries noting connections to Cuba, espionage activities, or international travel. No direct mention of John F. Kennedy or the assassination is present in the text.  

Key People  
- James Carl Ray (subject of file requests under aliases)  
- Guy Bannister (searched for under various spellings and aliases)  
- Victor Dominato (linked to Cuba, referenced in index searches)  
- Butler (multiple entries with variations including "Edmund Borgia," "Francis E.," "Vincent Edward," etc.)  
- Espinosa Hernandez/Ernesto Dominato (Cuban national, student, and CORR.CARD records)  

Key Locations  
- Ottawa (Canadian RCMP licensing references)  
- San Francisco (INS report referenced)  
- Cuba (linked to Victor Dominato and Butler entries)  
- U.S. cities including Oklahoma, Tulsa, and locations in California (e.g., Evanston Circle, Harvard Street)  
- London, Paris, Berlin (international travel or espionage references)  

Key Events  
- Index search requests for individuals across multiple agencies and jurisdictions  
- References to microfilm records, aperture cards, and file retrieval processes  
- Mention of Cuban nationals, espionage activities, and international travel documentation  
- Historical records related to Cold War-era investigations (e.g., Iron Curtain, Royal Commission)  

Key Organizations  
- RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)  
- INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service)  
- State Department (U.S. diplomatic communications)  
- Internal investigative units (IP/AR, IP/CFS, IP/FFS)  
- Cold War-era agencies (e.g., signals intelligence, counterintelligence operations)  

Summary  
The document contains a series of coded entries related to intelligence operations and personnel records, primarily involving individuals with codenames or aliases such as "BUTLER." Entries reference locations including Prague, Romania, Germany, Cuba, and the United States. Dates span from 1950 to 1975, with mentions of Soviet-related activities, refugee issues, and Cold War-era intelligence work. Specific entries note individuals linked to travel liaison offices, diplomatic courier roles, and suspected connections to communist networks. Some records reference "APERTURE CARD AVAILABLE" and "LOCATOR DATA," indicating administrative or investigative tracking systems.  

Key People  
- Butler (multiple aliases, including FNU, MR., CAPT., etc.)  
- Murret, Marilyn Dorothy (teacher, listed as a suspect in defector reports)  
- Kulakov (alias Vasilyevich, diplomatic courier)  
- Edith Nee Ehemann Schulze (contacted by MFS member)  

Key Locations  
- Prague  
- Romania  
- Germany (Neubrandenburg, Templin, Lübeck)  
- Cuba  
- United States (New Orleans, Louisiana)  
- Soviet Union (Vorkuta prison camp)  

Key Events  
- Reports of Americans held in Soviet prisons (1954)  
- Refugee difficulties for travel liaison offices (1950s)  
- Intelligence operations involving diplomatic couriers and communist networks  
- Defector tracking and suspect listings (e.g., Allen-Scott report references)  

Key Organizations  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Military Intelligence (MFS, possibly German or U.S. military)  
- Office of Social Services (tracing names)  
- Domestic Collection Division  
- Defense Central Index and Commercial Staff  
- Special Activities Group (55/11, WFTU)

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104-10079-10231.pdf

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