</s>Released under the John F. Kennedy assassination Records Collection Act of 892 (44 USC 210) Note: Casen.1 C O 892(44) USC210) Note; Casen,1 Date : 01/14/98 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGEY INFORMATION AGENCY AGENCY NUMBER : INSCOM/CSF AGENCY INFORMATION RECORD NUMBER: 194-1004-10398 RECORDS SERIES : DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS AGENCY FILE NUMBER PAGES 61-63 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : USA FROM : RESTRICTED : TO : RESRICTED [ TO : TITLE : [ RESTRICED ] DATE : [ 1/18/68] PAGES : SUBJECTS : 3 MARTI, MANUEL NEIGHBORHOOD CHECK CHARACTER REFERENCES DOCUMEN'T TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : PAPER_TEXTUAL DOCUENT CLASSIFIED RESTRICTIONS : 3 UNCLASSIFIED CURRICATIONS : 3 CURRICTIONS: RELEASED WITH DELETONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/07/95 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : NW 886313 Docid:34529214 Page 1

Summary  
The document contains multiple forms related to neighborhood checks and character assessments of individuals named Manuel Marti and Emmanuel Marti. These records are part of a personnel investigation conducted by U.S. military intelligence (I-SIB) in 1968. The reports detail personal information, including dates of birth, residences, family members, employment status, and behavioral observations. The assessments conclude that both individuals exhibit good character, respect for laws, and no involvement in questionable activities. Recommendations are made to consider them for positions of trust within the U.S. government.  

Key People  
- Manuel Marti: A Puerto Rican resident of San Juan, born on 17 May 1946; described as a quiet, respectful young man with no known ties to gangs or political organizations.  
- Emmanuel Marti: Likely a relative or alternate name for Manuel Marti; details overlap with Manuel’s records.  
- Alexander Castillo: A Bronx student who provided information about Manuel Marti’s family and behavior in the 1960s.  
- Domina Ortiz: A housewife interviewed regarding Manuel Marti’s conduct in the Bronx neighborhood.  
- Hortense Mosko: Another housewife who assessed Manuel Marti’s character and family interactions.  

Key Locations  
- East 16th Street, Bronx, New York: Address where Manuel Marti resided with his family prior to moving to upper Manhattan.  
- 905 East 16th Street, Bronx, New York: Apartment address associated with Manuel Marti’s family in the 1960s.  
- 1201 University Avenue, Bronx, New York: Residence of Domina Ortiz.  
- 121 University Avenue, Bronx, New York: Residence of Hortense Mosko.  

Key Events  
- Neighborhood check conducted on 24 October 1968 to assess Manuel Marti’s character and background.  
- Interviews with neighbors and family members to evaluate his conduct, employment history, and associations.  
- Recommendations for consideration in U.S. government roles based on positive behavioral assessments.  

Key Organizations  
- I-SIB (Intelligence Support Activity): Military intelligence unit conducting the investigation.  
- U.S. Army: Mentioned as part of Manuel Marti’s military service status.  
- New York City, Bronx: Primary locations for neighborhood checks and residential information.

JFK Declassified Files

194-10004-10398.pdf

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