</s>104-1024-10115 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MESSAGE POP-1 DISTIOY RETURN 19.4LCH H.E.I.E .: M.M.VIRVIN FRANCISACK

Summary:  
The document contains fragmented messages from 1966 discussing potential threats to individuals associated with U.S. interests, including references to a "sick motor in Perumen" and a proposed summer trip to Peru involving high-level military contacts. It mentions Juan Ventura Valner, a Cuban exile in Geneva who owns a jewelry shop and makes infrequent trips to Rome. The text refers to codenames such as AMHIP/2, AMHILIP/S, and AMWEST/1, with discussions about risks to "AMHIP/2's wife" during travel due to potential involvement of Peruvian authorities and Antonio Carrillo, who is described as knowledgeable about past business associations with AMHILIP/S. There are also mentions of coordination between intelligence units (e.g., C/E/S/F-2, F/E-2) and concerns about resolving "provocation questions" related to relationships between AMWISH/1 and Carrillo. The document includes administrative details such as file numbers, dates (March 1966), and restrictions on reproduction.  

Key People:  
- Juan Ventura Valner (Cuban exile in Geneva, jewelry shop owner)  
- Antonio Carrillo (individual with knowledge of past business ties to AMHILIP/S)  
- AMHIP/2 (codename for an individual or entity; wife's safety is discussed)  
- AMHILIP/S (codename referenced in context of business associations)  
- AMWEST/1 (codename mentioned in relation to Carrillo)  

Key Locations:  
- Rome  
- Geneva  
- Peru (specifically "Perumen")  

Key Events:  
- Proposed summer trip to Peru involving high-level military contacts  
- Discussions about risks to AMHIP/2's wife during travel  
- Coordination between intelligence units to address potential provocations  
- Reference to past business associations between AMHILIP/S and U.S. entities  

Key Organizations:  
- Intelligence coordination units (e.g., C/E/S/F-2, F/E-2)  
- Military and diplomatic entities involved in monitoring Peruvian authorities and Cuban exiles  

Note: The document contains unclear text, codenames, and fragmented references, making precise identification of individuals or events challenging. Some sections appear to be administrative forms with minimal substantive content.

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