[1]992 (44 USC 210? Note). Caset: Nw
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[4]AGENCY
[5]RECORD NUMBER
[7]01/14/98
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[10]Date
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[12]JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
[13]IDENTIFICATION FORM
[14]AGENCY INFORMATION
[15]INSCOM/CSF
[16]194-10004-10383
[17]DOD-AFFILIATED PERSONNEL INCIDENT INVESTIGATIONS
[19]RECORDS SERIES
[20]AGENCY FILE NUMBER
[22]PAGE 42
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[29]TITLE
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[34]SUBJECTS
[36]DOCUMENT TYPE
[37]CLASSIFICATION
[38]RESTRICTIONS
[39]CURRENT STATUS
[41]DATE OF LAST REVIEW
[42]OPENING CRITERIA
[43]COMMENTS
[45]DOCUMENT INFORMATION
[47]USA
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[52]11/19/68
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[54]MARTI, MANUEL
[56]my
[58]CHARACTER REFERENCE (CO-WORKER)
[59]MUTUAL INSURANCE ADVISORY ASSOCIATION
[61]PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[62]UNCLASSIFIED
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[66]RELEASED WITH DELETIONS
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[71]“CAR 381-1308 PM
[72]1. NAME OF SUBJECT OR TITLE OF INCIDENT 2. DATE SUBMITTED
[73]; 19 November 1968
[74]ald 1 ue 52 737 780 , 3. CONTROL SYMBOL OR FILE NUMBER
[75]-1,
[78]DPOB: 17 May 1946, San Juan, Puerto Rico 093 36 4601
[79]: REPORT OF FINDINGS
[81](EMPLOYMENT CO-WORKER) On 24 September 1968, Albert B. Cassidy
[82]Jr., Personnel Director, Mutual Insurance Advisory Association, 733 3rd
[83]Avenue, New York, New York 10017, who resides at 2939 Route number 2,
[85]Browns Mills, New Jersey 08015, was interviewed at his place of employ-
[86]ment concerning Manuel MARTI. Source, who was associated with MARTI as
[87]a co-worker at Mutual Insurance Advisory Association from April 1965 to
[88]May 1968, stated substantially as follows:
[90]Source first met SUBJECT in April 1965, when he interviewed MARTI
[91]for employment at Mutual Insurance Advisory Association, and maintained
[92]daily business contact with SUBJECT throughout HIS period of employment
[93]with the aforementioned organization. Source had no social contact
[95]with SUBJECT, and last saw MARTI in May 1968 when HE departed the organi-
[96]zation on military leave.
[100]SUBJECT was employed at Mutual Insurance Advisory Association
[101]from 5 April 1965 to 20 May 1968. HE was originally hired as a Utility
[102]Clerk. HE was subsequently promoted to Utility Clerk Supervisor and later
[103]to Tabuiating Machine Operator. MARTI enjoyed an excellent reputation
[104]among HIS associates at HIS place of employment and everyone was sorry to
[105]see HIM leave. Source would be happy to re-employ SUBJECT upon termination
[106]of HIS military service.
[108]SUBJECT was single and resided with HIS parents in Bronx, New York,
[109]further details unknown. SUBJECT'S mother, name unknown, died in late
[111]1966 or early 1967. MARTI is a high school graduate, and HE worked for
[112]Polly Perry Stores, New York, New York, prior to HIS employment at Mutual
[113]Insurance Advisory Association. Source has no further knowledge concerning
[114]SUBJECT'S personal background, but believed that SUBJECT was of Puerto
[116]Rican decent. as A?
[118]SUBJECT is of excellent character, integrity, discretion and morals.
[119]HE is financially responsible, and had no known difficulty with law enforce-
[120]ment agencies during the period of association. SUBJECT manifested no un-
[121]desirable personal habits, nor any sign of immaturity or emotional instability.
[122]Source had no knowledge concerning the degree of influence exerted on SUBJECT
[123]by HIS parents. MARTI was never heard to express any radical political
[124]views, and Source considers HIM to be pro-democratic in HIS political views
[125]and loyal to the United States. SUBJECT has no known organizational
[126]affiliations, and Source had no knowledge concerning HIS foreign travels,
[127]foreign interests or relatives residing abroad.
[129]_ Cassidy highly recommends that MARTI be favorably considered for
[131]DA. coe 341 vn
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