</s>104-1036-10093 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MIFNO: 93-3909799 SENSIND: SECRET 1 1 SECRET FRP:

Summary: The document contains a fragmented conversation involving individuals discussing an audio recording ("tape") related to events surrounding John F. Kennedy’s assassination. References include interactions with "C/O's" (likely designations or roles), mentions of a "CLICK" sound interpreted as a tape recorder, and discussions about evaluating the recording for potential intelligence implications. The text references meetings scheduled for September 4th and 15th, involving individuals named Acevedo, Desokokian, and Backnap. Topics include business dealings with Cuba, religious practices among political figures, and assessments of South American officials' involvement in U.S.-Cuba trade. Unclear sections mention evaluations of the tape by entities in Lusaka or Harare, with notes on Cuban diplomatic activity dating to August. The document also includes a request for further analysis of the conversation due to potential intelligence significance.  

Key People: Desokokian, Backnap, Acevedo, J/I, J/J, C/O (likely designations), A/J, 3/I, 1/I, A/J, and unnamed individuals referenced in meetings.  

Key Locations: Lusaka, Harare, Washington, Cuba, and unspecified locations tied to the tape evaluation.  

Key Events: Evaluation of an audio recording for intelligence value, scheduled meetings on September 4th and 15th, discussions about U.S.-Cuba trade relations, and references to religious practices among political figures.  

Key Organizations: Government agencies or departments involved in business dealings with Cuba, potential intelligence units evaluating the tape, and unspecified entities linked to diplomatic activity in Africa (Lusaka/Harare).

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