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This Central Intelligence Agency cable, dated 19 December 1957 and marked as a closed case, deals with a man named Davidson. It says there is no translation and no record beyond what the recipient already knows. It notes that ATIC gave Davidson the same answer and refused to put it in writing. It also records that he had already received letters from ATIC and from the DCI's office. The cable advises ignoring his latest letter unless it was registered.
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CIGO CITE JA 26258 FROM SUPPORT CASE (CLOSED) AS WE INFORMED YOUR OFFICE THERE IS NO TRANSLATION AVAILABLE NOR IS THERE ANY RECORD AVAILABLE EXCEPT FOR WHAT YOU KNOW. DAVIDSON X DAVIDSON HAS BEEN APPROACHED BY ATIC X ATIC AND THIS SAME MESSAGE WAS GIVEN HIM AGAIN. HE ASKED FOR IT IN WRITING WHICH REFUSED TO DO. DAVIDSON THEN SAID HE WOULD WRITE TO ATIC X ATIC. WE ARE ALL RESIGNED TO MORE LETTERS BUT WE DO NOT THINK YOU SHOULD INJECT YOUR NAME INTO THE MATTER. HE HAS ALREADY RECEIVED A COUPLE OF LETTERS FROM ATIC, TWO FROM THE DCI'S X DCI'S OFFICE AND TWO VISITS FROM SUGGEST YOU SIMPLY IGNORE THE LETTER UNLESS IT VAS REGISTERED. IF THIS WAS THE CASE PLEASE ADVISE. OTHERWISE DON'T DO ANYTHING MORE ABOUT IT. THIS COORDINATED WITH AND
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 1 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.