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Summary  
The text contains a series of declassified government records from the 1950s involving U.S. intelligence operations in Chile, focusing on administrative directives, personnel management, and operational projects such as "PB GROVEL" and "PROJECT ON-LINE." These documents detail financial arrangements for printing equipment, contractual agreements with agents like Fulminator-1, and security protocols for operatives. They reference specific dates (e.g., 1952–1975), locations in Chile and Washington, D.C., and codenames for projects. No direct or indirect mention of John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present.  

Key People  
- Dan Hardway (receiving official)  
- Fulminator-1 (contract agent in Chile)  
- B.A.M. Moffitt (project developer)  
- N.M. Smuger (reviewer of project documentation)  
- Paul D. Langevin (principal agent in Santiago, Chile)  
- J.C. King (mentioned in a 1952 memo)  
- Franzilia A. Lifesay (Acting Assistant Director for Policy Commission)  
- Franklyn/PraKely/T.L.F.J.L/Y. (signatories of approvals)  
- Martin J. COSMOS (Field Chief of Mission, Santiago)  
- J.C. O'Neill, R.Y. Noosa, Intriguello (staff agents and operational contacts)  
- David A. Phillips (reporter referenced in administrative records)  

Key Locations  
- Santiago, Chile (operational hub for intelligence activities)  
- Washington, D.C. (training and administrative center)  
- New York City (Langevin’s government office)  
- Ohio (project location context)  
- U.S. Government offices (RM GE-58, RID/ARD/RCU sections)  

Key Events  
- Authorization to hire Fulminator-1 for a two-year contract in 1952  
- Financial arrangements for printing equipment and operational expenses  
- Security clearances and communications protocols between U.S. intelligence stations  
- Training requirements for operatives, including covert travel to Washington  
- Loan agreements for printing operations and equipment procurement  
- Administrative reviews and approvals for CIA-funded projects  
- Coordination of covert operations under the WID Operational Plan for FY 1956  
- Reference to a 1975 request by David A. Phillips for information related to legal proceedings  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Intelligence Directorate (WID/WHQ)  
- Chilean Field Station (Santiago)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Project management units (e.g., PB GROVEL, PROJECT ON-LINE, PAROVEL, FRT CIVIL, W-T-V-E)  
- FUNERAL group (involved in funding and operational activities)  
- DIALEAS (intelligence agency or communication channel referenced)  
- RID/ARD/RCU (Record Management and Disposition Section, U.S. Government)  
- WID Operational Plan (funding and project implementation framework)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10177-10135.pdf

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