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Summary  
The document contains fragmented entries related to U.S. intelligence operations and personnel during the 1960s-1970s, including references to John F. Kennedy's assassination investigation. It mentions Daniel Parons Gennon (date: 5-12-78), Paul Garkler (first CS cover), Dean Rusk, Edward R. Murrow, and John Daggett as a supervisor. Names like Carlos Hill, William Jones, Davison Joe Bulla, and Jean Seberman are noted with unclear roles. References to agencies include CIA, KGB, USIA, and S.E.D., with locations such as Vienna (1966-7), London (1972-4), and Montgomery. The text includes operational codes like "SR9-P.K.Kowaky," file management terms ("grouping table -alpha-electrical"), and mentions of personnel transfers or replacements (e.g., John Abilien replacing Langalle). Some entries reference "training ap 58" and "HQ (5E)" but lack contextual clarity.  

Key People  
- Daniel Parons Gennon (date: 5-12-78)  
- Paul Garkler (first CS cover)  
- Dean Rusk  
- Edward R. Murrow  
- John Daggett (supervisor)  
- Carlos Hill  
- William Jones  
- Davison Joe Bulla  
- Jean Seberman  
- John Abilien  

Key Locations  
- Vienna (1966-7)  
- London (1972-4)  
- Montgomery  
- HQ (5E/5K9)  

Key Events  
- CIA recruitment and operations (1962-1972)  
- Personnel transfers or replacements (e.g., Langalle, Abilien)  
- File management activities ("grouping table -alpha-electrical")  
- References to KGB and U.S. intelligence interactions  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- United States Information Agency (USIA)  
- Soviet Union (KGB)  
- Department of State (DOS)  
- Headquarters (HQ, 5E/5K9)

JFK Declassified Files

180-10141-10204.pdf

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