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Crc Admin/Budget/Finance, August 68.

Central Intelligence Agency · 2025-04-04 · 441 pages · text by OCR, confidence 98%

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CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH SECRET UFGA-28220 Case #143: KIM Yun, Jorge (201-298852) Payee: SANTOVENIA, Raul (trustee) Monthly payments for this case were temporarily suspended effective with the January 1967 payment pending a reply to a request for biographic data on the parents. Based on the fact that Subject had been executed for a crime committed prior to his participation at the Bay of Pigs and also on the probability that the father, Pedro KIM, is identical with a person with the same name who AMTIKI-1 alleges to be an active Communist in Cuba (Station traces describe one Pedro KIM as an active Communist), the Station recommended that payments be terminated for this case and the recommendation was approved by Headquarters. The trustee has been informed of the suspension of payments and has also been advised that should one or both parents come to the United States, a review of the case will be made in accordance with procedures in effect at that time. 3. The following changes in payees are being reported for Headquarters records: Case #3: BLANCO Cruz, Benito (201-283944) In accordance with written instructions from the widow, Verania TORRES Tellez, the trusteeship for this case has been transferred from Olga LINAN to Juana BLANCO; Subject's daughter, who resides at 4061 NW 4th Terrace, Miami, Florida. Case #74: ORIA Finales, Luis (201-283201) The monthly payment for the mother, Pastora PINALES Hernandez, which was formerly sent to trustee Eladio GONZALEZ Finales is now sent directly to the mother who arrived in the United States a short time ago and is residing in California with a son. Raymond K. PANUSES Raymond K. PANUSES FORM 0-04 (40) 530 USE PREVIOUS EDITION CLASSIFICATION SECRET CONTINUED PAGE NO.

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