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CANUILLIENHI.CHIO
CHALES THEiR ALSA.
MamaOs. 100-896-10066
NAT: E.1175.9694460
(222) 212-1626.
JFK BoX 8
Select Committee on Asgassinationst
Folder # 40
El.5. House ci Rispresentbes
Items 1.
3331 HENSE CFFICE BUILDING. 21. NIX. 2
WASHINGTON, D.C. 205:5
April 5. 1978
Mir. Patrick Carpentier
Office of the jegislative Counsel
Centrai Inceiligence Agency
Fashington, D. C.
Dear Me. Carpentiez:
77-1455
CIA HAS NO OD PECTION TO
DECLASEIFICATION ADOR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
as paritined.
In connection with its investigation into the circum-
stances surrounding the death of President Kennedy, the Select
Committee on Assassinations requests access
to all files and
sale references pertaining to the followins individuals:
1) Edwara Jay Epstein
Marvin Kanto
3) (charlotte Sustos)
1) Annie Goodpasture.
In addition, please provide the committas "ith access to
the following information:
5)
Any andall investigative reports brabared by e.
howard Hunt periaining to the John E. Kennedy assas-
sination
These reports were
not necessarily pra-
pared during the pariod of Mr. Hunt's employment
with the CIA) .
6)
The file that was prepared by the Ciz in reference
E. lioward Hunt's alleged latergate reinced activities.
The commiitce previously requested access to all CiA files
pertaining to E. Howard Hunt in its letter to you of January 6,
1978.
Hoirever,
Roger Gabrielson, of your staff; has requested
that
the particular requests identified above, be out ir writing.
The Committee would also appreciate a response from the
CIt regarding the following matters:
DO NOT REPRODUCE
RETURN TO CIA
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*I: Patrick Carpentier
April 5, 1978
Page 2
7) lohe CIA's written statenent replying to the Committee's
request Of Febiuary 21, 1978 fo: an expianation cf the
criteria that governed the ogening of a 201 Ille cus:
ing the years
1959-64 was not resporsive to our incuiry
because the CIA's written statenent dic not focus on the
relevant tine perioa.
iccordingly, I un renewing our
request of February 21, 1978.
In the event that there
austen eterna
were no criteria governing the opening se such files
curing that period, the committee would approciate a
written siatement indicating that this was the cass
8)
CIA document #563-810 indicates thatthere ara 37 docu-
ments that should be in tea Harvey Oswaid's 201 file
but which are missing from the file.
Furthermore, this
document also indicates that there should be a machine
listing of these documents attached as part of document
#563-810, but no such listing appears in the file.
Select Committee on
Assassinations regiasis
that the
cIA provide a listing of such documeris as well as a
written explanation of where those docurents are 1o-
cated and
why they do not appear in Orala's
201 file.
Pursuant to my letier of Decerber 27, 1977, I rould like
to note that the document referred to in this paragraph
is a classified document.
9)
ster having reviewed both the cocuments contained ti
the dIa's files on
Priscilla Johnson Xo'
Ilan and the
materials that ware Independently nade avalasia to ber
under the Privacy Act, it is apparent that
the files
which were made available to the Commiree did not in-
clude TLINGUAL materials.
As the Committee has
already requested all
information contained in your
files on the individuals who are the subjects of ou=
requests, please review the files that you have pre-
viously made available to us
for the sroose of ensuz-
ing that all of the information pertainirgie the
individuals involved has, in fact, beer provides
& wino
/0. Finally, the Comnittee would like to interrion ali persons
ise oilcars in the Sovlet Russian sivision of
throion February
station or that period. ?
as walllas the Chiefls) of Station and Deputy Chiefís) of
The Committee requests that the cir
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Patrick Carpentier
April 5, 1978
Page
....
either make these persons availabie for our stasi to intervier
or provide their
last known address
so that we car contact them
directly.
Thank you for your continuing cooperation.
Sincerely,
Nobet Blates
G. Robert Slakey
Chief Counsel and Director
GRB : bivd
• .:
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EIIZ FONSICA, PodrO
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1961 20 1966, para a0 11.90
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MIgnaL ANGI GONEZ SILVA, 1459 Nolol la Stest, Miori, Florida,
Frani PIETRO, Tha vost End Plasa, 378 lest eà Meo Antis0, Mou York 2i, M/I.
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Sesvisa cell April 1962.
Soä, fol ring report is one of a series containing personality
sr=r provided by the source a includes supplesental
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Iis resisted that tho
addressees take no action on any of
The seeds ontond An ee estaaliy reports without
Scuse dantiliod a photograp: o= Raul PEREIRA Vazquez. and
said cia sa is a servant-in
the C-sar Embassy in lexico City.
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Ecadquarts Comment
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Vazzer iato Habana for lexico on ¿ July 1963.
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repos- diso identified one par 2maIRà, possibly identical
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DISPATCH
Sivici KTBAT
10
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Chtef, Vestern Homisphore Dirtaion
Chiot of Statioa,
FOM
Chiof of Btatfos,
Wn 11an1
RUBJECT
TYPIC/ A ECKU/ ARBIGI/AICALL
ACTION RSQUIRED - AUFERENCES
Tranmittal of soport
WHMIANI 11193
Refs: &H MIAMI 11170 .
Action: FYI
PROCESSING ACHON"
BABSED FOR IDEKING
IED mDENHIG REQUIEED
OONY QUALISILD DESK
CAA JUOGE INDENING
IACROPLI
Forvarded herewith in a sterilined copy of a
report viitten by MllSIGile? covering his 28 April 1971
moeting uith AlnCiul. This report van the subject
of Referenco,B. Reference A provides the Identities
to the crypts lound in this report.
HOrTis %. CKRVIHOT
Attachmeut:
Report an statod, herousta
Distribation:
Chtel,
8 = coR,
no c/att
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onyo cotfees +1 201-061083
CHOSS REPEREICE TO
2201375911 1 901-313306
BSPAICH SYHBOR ANO MUMGTR
UTAA-2900
SECREMHBAT
588-275544
DNEE
MAY 03 1971
Typed:
28 Apr1L 1971
BOS FILE MUMBER
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Cu ba
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satine, San Jose) for traces on subjoct, Cuban exile.
201-284658
DEM 45428
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(BAN) 3178]
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5 Mor 54
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so e-derod suby., uho was Intrumental In defeating the Communiate 1a
Hi, VA - 21
seresal due uniono shortly after the overthron of former dietator sulgenelo
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EXCERPT FROM JMWAVE 9567, 10 JunE 1983
TO DIRECTOR
"NACEO PROVIDED FOLLOWING MEDICAL INFO RE GARCIA MEN: ....
HALF BLIND WITH GLAUCOMA BOTH! EYES.
: UNDER TREATHENT; POSSIBLY REQUIRE OPERATION.
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MHENO S
93-2030668
SENSIND:
SECRET
SECRET
PAGE :
1
FRP :
STAFF
CONF: CIC/LA
INFO: C/ORMO, CIC/COWB, CICEDC, CIDORECORD, DOOPS,
INT/CC, INT/RQ, INT/RR, MDSX, NROC, ODPD, FILE, C/CIC, C/LA/RB5, CIC/CEG,
CIC/CEI, CIC/CEX, CIC/ISB, СIC/00-2, CIC/TA, DC/CIC, DC/LA/RB5, LA/CCG-4,
LA/CCGCAR-2, LA/CCGPL, NR/OPS, NR/RB, NR/RMS, NR/SCB-3, NR/WEST (27/₽)
93 2030668
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PAGE
001
TOT :
060138Z APR 93
DIRECTOR 926886
SECRET
STAFF
TO:
PRIORITY
060137Z DIRECTOR 926886
FROM: CIC/LA INFO LA/CCG, NR/SCB, LA/ CCGCAR
SLUGS: NINTEL REAM
SUBJECT: REQUIREMENT FOR TOUCHDOWN
REF: NONE
TEXT:
1.
SLANK/1
ORIGINALIY ENCRYPTED AMMUG/1, 201-
749641) WAS ONE OF OUR EARLIEST CUBAN DEFECTORS.
HE WAS A DGI
OFFICER WHO DEFECTED 24 APRIL 1964 IN CANADA.
FOLLOWING LENGTHY
DEBRIEFING, HE WAS USED OPERATTONALLY AND FINALLY TERMINATED IN
JULY 1967.
WE WOULD LIKE TO RUN HIS NAME AND PHOTO BY
/VZTOUCHDOWN WHO MAY BE AWARE OF HIS CASE.
(A REVIEW OF
NZTOUCHDOWN'S REPORTING INDICATES THAT HE HAS NOT BEEN ASKET
ABOUT SLANK/ 1.IL
WE RECOGNIZE THAT THE DGI DOUBLE AGENT PROGRAM DID NOT
BE ERS AS SEE SEETS AS SLAN ZE PROVIDENER USED
INFORMATION WHICH INDICATED THAT THE GOVERNMENT OF CUBA PLAYED NO
*ROLE IN THE-KENNEDY ASSASSINATION,>WE NEED TO TIE UP ALL LOOSE
ENDS AS WE APPROACH THE THIRTY YEAR DECLASSIFICATION TIME LIMIT
ON FILES COVERING THAT ERA. WE WOULD APPRECIATE, THEREFORE,
HAVING YOU ASK VZTOUCHDOWN IF HE RECOGNIZES THE NAME AND PHOTO
AND WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT SLANK/1.
3
FILE:
201-749651, 201-1454012. DECL OADR DRV
ORIG:
CIC/LA
C/LA/CCG; INFO:
END OF MESSAGE
39380); AUTH: C/CIC/LA
NROC: REL: C/NR/SCB. CL BY
SECRET
610917
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N11/COG 68-251
SENORANDU: POK:
SUBJECT
REFERENCE
ADIT
C/CIli & A (ie: Bocca)
"Garrison and The kennedy Assassination
C1/8. 8d Nemorandum Daled 26 April 1007
1.
In response to referonce renorindus,
Wi/Cuban Operations
Group has endondered
to preside all
avillable incormation on
individuals and orainlalioss coquosted in pungripts s, 41d
Tor reference.
Altonent I contains backoound guicination.
and bionaphie data on individuals outined tron 11/000 and
Alinchnout & summoires the background indora
tion and Aroney nssociation with the comications listed
in
pagean 50r rotornee.
11/COG will contine to rovich all malorial that tu.
contain. inforation portirent to this subject and vill fussurd
information do Cl/l ed on a priority basis.
Alinchnont 1
Fio daia on
individuals
Attachiont
Bichground summats of FAD, DEE, INCA
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Accachnentl
Sorrito Vicento Aucacin Spich (snolosuro 2 of nucorenco nonorndum)
DIOB: 22 January 1923, Cúta
Traces on ARCACiA do not rottect the date he first
trivod in kho U.ba
Norever, he became the freite lEvory,
CIONARIO DIXOCNICO (URD) delegato in Now Orleans Driox
to the law or Pigs invision and continued hr that posicions
until dia rid ceased to function. The filwas the peaces
supported by the Ngency.
The orminication wis used ay o
tront loi recruitucht of brigue 250G for the invasion.
During this period ACACH acported to the FRo headquarters
through a post office bos in Coml Gibles,
aportedly mintained extonsive volations with the Now
Oricans Til aid Immigration offices. To of his varular
rul controts vero a di. De Bruce and the deceived Guy
Banister®
ARiCACIA was also one of the monotem of the
Imbs or DocKETC CUBA, IC (FUC) which was incorporated
in New Orleans on 6 January 1901, This ortanization vas
ostensibly crcatco by several Mow Orleans business and
politient fiswos, including the deccased torer VOt agont,
light arinst Comunisa.
collect mies tog do the the ord
incorporation, those donations would also be used to support
the FRD and the funds were to be clampled through nichela,
loso a pelechtare to be retrined by the FDC.
in investi
catión conductod by a cliable Miani Station asser concludod
that the FDC was organised strictly foi the porsonal guin
of the pronoters with the approval and collaboration of
AlCACES.
The investigation prodiced no criccuce that any
Individmt doutions vore ever solicized of reccived and
reconnunded that the funds of the Stevodores Union and tho
kouks of the New Orleans Exporters Conpany be investirated
fur cvidunce of personal gain and possible evidonce of
fedoral tus evasion,
since both the president of the New
Orlonus laporters Company, Gerard F. Tumague, and the Chiet
of New Orleans Stevedores Union,
Alfred Chittendion, were
officials of the FDC.. Approxintoly one month arter the
FDC Mis crented,
strong criticisn fron sonc prominent Cubis
pui the oiganivation out of business.
3.
Information in an imigration card reflects
ARcaCia mravelled to Caracas,
Terenucla at an unspociried
inte. lis address in Veneruela was HOtEl TIli; Carseas,
ane iris to address sas listo as 4523 Duplesses Street,
rassport to. 00:33.
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1:06
comsation
111%n
13
1961
not tintor
9614
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CelOS BINGULIL Crnclogno 0 uf rotorence nonorandum)
CArIos BRINGUER lo a brothen of Juan Nolipo BHINGUER
esposato, a former momber of Bricade 250G wio naS auttured
durtile tho divusions
Setho personal history statouent in
Tilo states his brottic Carlos, luvyor
in Cuba, was 20 years old at the tine of Juan's recrultmont
1ai 1960
CEC.
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OLUES
Kharu Spaburhe (Ia ra rplete (A) ul rororenco fgonornirdum)
Inimuy
ots suucct Csonanizrou (INCA) spoms ored
che der onauiscapponmaco osnunit casfro shortlyattos
tearmorl in tho Uss INCAnnu n partlontr iiitorcs dnr
disscisTro.cinco.thoykistrilutcd.hindreds.of.tipos. contrun-
1ig les chistto o dcolaratsone adioneatio itnse
anbraconeimitar
Nosigos
MJMivh assot
hancea tho uluindus id mrangcnents foritha, New Orloans
yisi rich aros offtclals
The onty cubsequont contuet
Octrectt the JSWAVE asset
and Edward BUTbMt occurrel whon
"CASTNO-MIN'LEI SN IIAVANA".
Scc.Attachnent 2 for o suumury
of tho INCA orcanization.
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Albert roman (Paragraph 7(3) of reference lucmoranuuu)
UPOB: F duld 1029, New Orloans, Louis tana
1. Subject is Alberto Casinin Postel Perillait, a
member of uritado 2506 who was captural during the invusion
and roturned to the US in tho Deconber 1902 prisonet
exchange.
FOULER apparently roturned to Cube with his parents
during his carly life and returned to the US to attoud
scrati hits fate toons. ile nttendou the Lenox Selvol,
Lenos, Massachusetts, 1918-49; Louisiana Stare University
1949-51. 50/tor his graduation fron LSU ho loturned to Cubit
nud maried sargarita Paulotte Van de SCHUENES, bora 13
August 1933, Brussels, Belgam.
FOULEN is President of
the North Ancrican Sugar Company, lavana, frow 1951 until
he returned to the US in Novenber 1900 and enlisted in
Brigade 2500.
At the time of his enlistucnt he gavo wirk
POSTER, Cuban Refusco Contey White livuse Rejresentative,
and former: US Anessador Killian D, PIULlY, as refcrences.
rolloing his release fron prison FOrisk worked for the
BRAINS CONSTRICIION COMPANY
Pard Boac4. F10ri0d, where his
tather resides, and for BROOKS TRAVEL SERVICES, W. Palm
Beach,
Floridil,
unil at loast late 190%. He apparently
Just his Us citicuship during his jears of residence in
Cuba and
immigration records indicate he applied for advance
parole status in Novenber 1961 while Lo was still coployed
in W. Palm Doach. lo apparchtly returned to Louisiana
sometime after that date. FOWl's ruther lives in Coving
con, Louisian, and he has a sister thoris mrriod to loit
PIpeng do, member of a prominent Nou Orleans family.
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SECRET
MEMORANDUM
SUBTECTE Layrence d, LADORDD, 201-291688
On 4 May 1967 the headquarters office of the Domestic
Contacts Serrice (clcphoned the C/CV/R&A and said that Subjcct had
teleplaned the Ney Orleans office of the DCS that day, Subject sald that
he was an ex-CLA employce, that he icared that D.A. Jim GARRISON
would subpocna him, that he was willing to leave the U.S. to avoid a
subpocna, and that he wanted the office to tell him what to do.
A review of Subjectle file has led to the hypothesis that this
visit may have been a provocation, probably engincered by GARRISON
In an attempt to trap CIA Into advising Subject to leave Louisiana.
Had such advice been given, GARRISON would have been able to buttress
his charge that CIA is attempting to obstruct the coursc of justice in
New Orleans.
3.
The Miami Station requested a provisional covert security
approval for Subject on 14 March 1961. The request was granted on
24 March 1961. (A PCSA approves contact for spotting and assessing
only.) However, a 31 March 1961 cable from Miami requested per-
mission to increase Subject's salary to $700 a month and to pay him
bonuses.
4.
A Hicadquarters dispatch of 23 March 1962 warned Miami
that Subject was indiscret, drank too much, and had an unsavoury
reputation, On 20 April 1962 Miami cancelled the reguest for an
approval, on the grounds that Subject was a poor security risk.
Subject had no later relationship with the Agency. Subject was bitter
about his CIA contacts when terminated and made reckless threats.
5.
An FBI report of 23 May 1962 said Subject had contacted
representatives of the Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC, Agency created
and supported) in New Orleans, his home town; had offered his services;
and had said he was running a boat out of Key West, smuggling Cubans
and guns with the knowledge of CIA.
SECRET
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6.
A Miam report of June 1962 saig that Subjcet was employed
1947-2949 In Alestico by the U.S. Departnces of Agriculture but vas
fired for excessive drinking, discharging authorized firearmo, and
non-support of dependent children.
The New Orleans States-Item of 2S July 1962 named Subject
was the source of bitterly anti-CIA romarks a a story which praises:
LABORDS as a "good family man, completely reliables, and quotes a
Cuban refugec leader as saying that CIA and FBI agents termed Subject
a man of integrity. MAn anti-CLA article in the Denver Post of 3 June 1962
also appears to be based on statements früs LABORDE.
8. 1
FBl reporting of August 1962 stated that LABORDE had duped
certain persons into buying a schoonct, the Elsic Reichart, by saying
that he and a crew would operate it for Cabar operations which the
U.S. Government could not openly acknowlese but for which it would
pay handsomely.
SECRET
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subjectats possibly ident irable wet Curles guinoch,
a Tormer Scudent it Lous famn Stato Univorst ly Cho waste
caudidate for the Arency Student Recruitnont Prosum.
involved recruitment. of Cuban otudents fu the US mho would
isturiato cuba as agents in placo. omans tanets vertoct
ou Individunt of thio same, mmo was an clectrich cutincer
residing at let orby acoNey ones.
Subjeet reportedly had homosexual tendencios,
How morats
and until the niddle of 1961 was on ardent CASTIO supporter
and unic anti-us statements There is no indication that a
CarloS QUIlOSA was ever employed by tie Ageney in any
capacity.
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SECHET
Jun En 10% 205 (Ciclosuro S of votoronco mumorandum)
Мов31G Debruary 1910, Hassa, Cuba
Subjects apprently identiftablo with Julian SuNsDO
Castellauos, uho artlved in tre us
on 30 November 1960 and
culisted in Bitrade 2506341c ms a Civilian Dilotrin Cubi
captured and acleased in the prisoncy excliange
There as no
indication he vas over emplosed by tho Agency, other
than
Iiis participation in the invasion.
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S: 061
101°:
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ot condue time an
New Urleanes
no Sonno Motra
DORDIO DOS CAVINC
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There's no record of Suhicet undor either. name in ticoG
or JIVE files.
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alainwale
1ex0l1610...61o o11910.81l (lid)
1.
in
The 1k"
mis conceded daride darnd ime to the
IIU 210
in lacerix
lost.
0u8s808li
ul
Troup iu Cub:
wiech fought
sang or ther
care loto exili micund doglenvas 19G0
inter cule
By 11.6
Inle 19c0 there the amrated by vocida
Sillomo sodtime up.action toil,
the lies uf bigi invasion.
While the Wis van anicially sor
up it i piych sartare outfit, the oraniention bas sivon
of parnalllling
aid in fonis id autojial.
aleo the big of blis, the mil cumood li indoorient
military notion chich declined at Anner direcrion and.
Arabic of a deduction in funds lIOn DiG 1968 UNCil OI
Kuoup.
senbcs Here used tournh 1S0d as
milliciel mution agent, for publishing propanada slich
Has Ech throughont
the Heilsplers, strending inti.atiomal
Agency direction, and proqueine madlo
proman and special proparanda campaiin.
After the cutback in hilltily operations,sony
bese Dil: senbors relocaled in othcs areas.
there ale dolcations
tris bhich
hieve.
abintained
in most balla Anoxican coun
cond contier with tirious.
Arcady
the seats althouth the bit is no
16-30r N013
active.
Dualr the ormention's o jeal
of active cristonce DRE porcionnol vero in connet
main serend armlll starlers and outside contraet scents
Hearti,
fron January 1905 throwsh licenher asus, contact
Gao not personnel y
as limited tel
I8 EL SalVador.
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TIUNISANANTON COUNCIL OF TIE ALERICAS, INC. ((NCA)
INCA 1s mu anti Communint propaganda oncemication
that also hates bastish
and torolen Tingdego promanda taped and is on a torme
vido, basis, conducts pible foruns of an ostrentst
politiant matures etc.
mig ortantent tonal topocus ind tunds
monrently come fron wealthy Nev Orleans figures fueludins
DEARTON OCISNER, OF ME OCISHER CLINIG.
KOumsoN. In accentsew's funds bars begu supplied ly tho
SCHUCK SAFETY HAZOR COMPASY. AN INCA letterhoud Tisting ai1
the officers and officials las been roquested frum wAVE,
which has had sone casual correspondenco with the ormniz
tion concorning Niss Juanita CASTRO.
there is no indication of any droncy relationship
YUENCh Prior to Jamary 1965 when INCA Sponsored 415S
CASTRo's appearance in Not Oricans, At that tile au Arency
asset the functiored as
involved with INch officials in planning the Now Oriem
visit where Miss CASTlO uns given an auro at n dimea
sponsured by INCA. The dinnch, which was ationded by civic
leadors and represchintives of all nevs nedit,
cook place
shortly aftor diss CASTRO's detection and there sas
cosircrable interest in her appcamnce:
INCA was particularly
interested since it had distributed nundrous of English
and. Spanish languace tapes containans her heltercits Mien
she ns surfaced in Nexico. In October 1906 INCA again
rogusted that miss CASTRO appcar as a buust speaker in
major Anctican citics in connoction with cho relcise oi
the INCA motion picture production "niebut iN batvis
Folloving various sericus of the filia, JAWivE accided cho
liln would probably become controversial and it rould bu
imovisablo to parmit diss Casino to accept thie invication.
has wanted to arold any nore involvchont between
and INcA and the sintion asset, in his cavacitt
chas managed to prevent this.
There has bean only
one casual contact botrecniour asset and Hourd LUrtEr,
execuilve Vice-President of ISCA, since Miss CASTIO'S
Now Crloans tail.
This 100l place sccortly whicH BUILER was
1a the nica pronoting the "HITLIR IN HAVINI" filu.
According to JAVi:, liCA officials have Rivor
indicoica tu aar vay that they die guard
MiSS CASTRO ON liCHL
indicacion that Inch officials have had any officisi
contact with agends officers.
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Sual
DIANE CHOLUCIONAMO DIOCRATICO (FIED)
COLLIN DIOCRAT ICAREVOLUTIOMARY TROVT)
no rested elth Agency assistanco,
Guidanco and tinancia support in lay 1900 aid corsisted
of coveral anti-CAstro proups:
The NiN) vag forued asta
political action, proparinda and milieury unit.
Inicinl
ne tons consistod of extensive radio and printed propaganda,
devonstrations, and calps throuthout the Hemisphere to suin
surt tos the belt acainst castro.
The 11D also rudetioned
as the front orcantzution for recruiting the nenbors of
tho Bay of Pigs invaston force and carried out a tassive
moran of socil assistance to brigado 2500 nonberstin
training camps and theis families.
Altouch the Fad hendr
quertois vero basca in blami, delegates were assigned to
other weis which «Included New Orlens, Louisimm, Taiga,
Morlds, and Mexico City, to guthor intolligence and
coordinate Cuban xefugoc activitics.
20
COUNCiL (CRC) ms formed to coordinto and dircet to
activitios and this froup was headed by Agency and White
House spuisored De, Joc MIRO Cardona, assisted by Namel
AliTE and Da. Antonio VARORA: Both the FE and the CRe
continuce to function until October 1901 then thohit was
completoly absorbed by the CHC in order to avoid the concision
resultine fron duplication of persomel, activities and
funding The ChC nIso had direet access to Prosident
Kennedy and ton Chite House aides.: Because of the minirude
of the rib and CHC operations and the Agency participation
In the activities and funding of the toups, it large murder
of JAVE and llendquarters vere directly involved with both
FRD and CRC porsoincl
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PARTICIPATION.
3. PROBLEM IS THAT ANNUG IS MOST KNO EEDILABLE ON DOÏ OPS
AGAINST EL SALY FOR MICIE HE VAS RESPONSIBIE. PRSSIDENT RIVERA '
Or SALV
IS CONSIDINED GO ON MORE DALITANLE
I LEADERS EECAUSE DENOCRATICALLY ELSCIED ID ENTIXI REPUTED TO
BE SODERATE AND INDEPLIDETE
1. FOULD LIKE
Saa VIE!'S ON
REACTICY TO INISIATION
OF ACTION BY SALV.
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Addendum to Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Monday - 14 November 1977
Secuite/Chariness
Page 3
parthried
8. (Confidential - GLC) LIAISON I called Bob Blakey, Chief
Counsel, House Select Committee a Midascinations, to advise him of a
call I had received from a former Committee employee who was calling
on behalf of a current employee who is concerned about action taken
regarding security clearances. (See Memorandum for the Record.)
% (Secret - GLC) LIAISON Mr. Blake, A/DDCI, called to
advise me that we might expect a call from Jerry Schecter, NSC staff,
asking us to set up a meeting with Chairman Daniel K. Inouye (D., Hawaii)
and Chairman Edward Boland (D., Mass.) for the DCI, Assistant Secretary
of Defensa Duncan and Ambassador Frank Press to brief the two Chairmen
on the President's decision on telecommunications as contained in PRM-22-
10. (Internal Use Only - GLC) LIAISON Received a call from
Dick Fischer, Standard Oil Company of Indiana, indicating that the Director
had attended a lunch on his recent visit to Chicago which was attended by
Al Monk, a Standard Oil representative who spoke with Bob Hepworth,
NFAC/CSS and myself sometime ago about access to intelligence information.
Fischer said he just wanted to alert me to the fact of the Director's meeting
with Monk in the event the Director brings the matter up with us. I thanked
Fischer for his call and told him that if there are any significant developments
on this from this end, I would be in touch with him.
#8. Ave Tinajees on behalf of Muff Rosen
Legislative Counsel
CC:
0/DDCI 03
Mr. Grinwis
Ex. Sec.
DDA DDS&T
Mr. Lapham
Mr. Hetu
SA/DO/O
IC Staff
Comptroller
NFAC
STONET
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SIGNETI
1 October 1954
MEMORANDUM FOR:
c/Contact Division, 00
through FI/Plans/Cover
SUBJECT
Letter fron Willian Sing Edwards
REFERENCE CASE: 13908
3 Mr a
McCarthy discussed the matter of Mr.
Edwards'
23 July letter with Mr. Dubose at the latter's office on 22
'September.
2.
At Mr. Dubose's suggastion, it was decided that ro
reply would be
made to Edwards, in order further to disonmaes
his afforts in Italy.
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• AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
LBJ
177-10001-10060
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Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
FROM:
TO :
TITLE :
CIA
DATE: 12/18/1963
PAGES:
2
SUBJECTS :
CUBA
DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT
CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified
'RESTRICTIONS: 1B
CURRENT STATUS:
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
10/02/1998
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TELEGRAM INFORMATION. REPURT TELEGRAM
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
158
This
and 994.
erial contains information
affecting
National Defense
to "an unauthorized
person is brohibitiag
the Espronago Laws, Titlo 18, V.S.C
CLASSIFICATION - DISSEMINATION CONTROLS
SECRET /NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM NO DISSEM ABROAD/
(When Filled In)
BACKGROUND USE ONLY
COUNTRY. CUBA
SUBJECT
REPORT NO. TDCSDB-3/658,582
CUBAN GOVERNMENT POLICY TOWARDS PRESIDENT
DATE DISTR. 18 DECEMBER 1963
JOHNSON'S ADMINISTRATION
PRECEDENCE ROUTINE
DATE OF LATE NOVEMBER 1963
INFO.
PLACE &
16 DECEMBER 1963
DATE ACO.
APPRAISAL
REFERENCES
IN 82930
FIELD REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAl OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE
SOURCE
• 1. FIDEL CASTRO WAS VERY UPSET OVER THE CHANGE IN THE UNITED
STATES ADMINISTRATION BROUGHT ABOUT BY PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S ASSASSINATION.
THE TOP CUBAN LEADERSHIP WAS SURE PRESIDENT KENNEDY WOULD NOT INVADE
•CUBA AND THEY WERE CONVINCED THAT THE POLICY: OF HIS ADMINISTRATION
• FOR ECONOMIC BLOCKADE AND INTERNAL SUBVERSION AGAINST CUBA WOULD
NOT OVERTHROW THE RÉGIME.
2. THE PRESENT POLICY OF THE CUBAN GOVTO, ON ORDERS FROM CASTRO,
IS NOT TO ATTACK PRESIDENT JOHNSON IN PUBLIC. OR DO ANYTHING TO
IRRITATE HIM.
ACCORDING TO CUBAN GOVT, LEADERS, CASTRO WANTS TO
WAIT AND SEE WHAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON SAYS AND DOES ABOUT CUBA,
CLASSIFICATION - DISSEMINATION CONTROLS
SECRET/NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM/NO DISSEM ABROAD/
GROUP I
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doingroding and
deciossincotion
BACKGROUND USE ONLY
STATE/ INR
STATE/DIR
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ARMY/ACSI, NAVY AIR
JCS SECDEF
NSA
ONE OCR
ORR
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REPCINCLANT
I&NS
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TELEGRAM INFORMATION REPORT
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(when Filled In)
82930
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PAGE:
AND GIVE HIM. AN OPPORTUNITY TO IMPROVE, IF HE FEELS SO INCLINED,
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES.
FIELD DISSEM: CINCIANT.
(END OF. MESSAGE)
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TRIPS TO SPAIN TO FACE AND CLARIFY AVY CHARGES RATHER THAN LEAVE THEM
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TO
1
• SENDER WILL CHECE CLASSIFICATION TOP AND BOTTOM
UNGLASSIFIED.
CONFI
NTIAL
SECRET
OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
NAME AND ADDRESS
DATE
21 June 73
INITIALS
N. Shepanek PCS/LOC
Reiss Holm
6
ACTION
APPROVAL
COMMENT
CONCURRENCE
DIRECT REPLY
DISPATCH
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INFORMATION
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RECOMMENDATION
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SIGNATURE:
Remarks:
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Please refer to
HSCA Itr of 14 June 1978 - OLC 78*2185
already tasked to you.
S. D. Breckinridge
Russy have asked Bill Starshitt,
I respond to this, Tle are lay
Thanks,
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FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER
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DATE
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14-00000
OLC: 78-2406/2
20 June 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Meeting with HSCA Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey
1. In the course of a meeting with Mr. Blakey this morning, we
discussed the method by which questions would be put to the agent
in Mexico. It developed that he has in mind two agents, the one about
whom we knew
and one with which we were not familiar
(Manuel Calvillo). I think he was not entirely clear as to these two
people, although his alternative approaches place on us a requirement
to be sure that we identify them properly for purposes of his questions.
They are discussed below:
He recalled thatl
operated the photo-
graphic surveillance post of the Soviet Embassy. I told
him that I understood that
was in charge of the
Cuban coverage.
b. Manuel Calvillo. He understood that Calvillo ran the
Cuban photographic surveillance site.
Beyond this,
however, Calvillo was of interest to him for other
reasons. Elena Garo dePaz told of seeing Oswald at
various parties in Mexico City, at the time of his
visit there in 1963.
She also said that 'a couple of
days" after the assassination of President Kennedy,
Calvillo picked her up, took her to a hotel and inter-
rogated her.
Given the possible confusion of who operated the Cuban and
Soviet OPs, Mi. Blakey said that he would want the individuals
correctly identified and have the questions addressed to them.
3. Additionally, Mi. Blakey wants such information as we have
on Calvillo.
Jistribution: Orivinal
Distribution:" Or Tune 1c Chrone
PCS/LOC (Shepanek)
OS (Sullivan)
OIG (Young)
OP 9791-411
S. D. BRECKINRIDGE
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
10/13/20
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER :
RECORD SERIES :
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
HSCA
180-10114-10401
NUMBERED FILES
015089
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: HSCA
FROM: SHIELDS, CLEOLA
TO:
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
11/12/1977
3
EYEWITNESS, SHIELDS, CLEOLA
DOCUMENT TYPE: SUMMARY
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: Open in Full
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 08/18/1993
OPENING CRITERIA:
COMMENTS:
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015089
INVESTIGATION INTERVIEW SCHEDULE
1.
Identifying Information:
Name
CLEOLA ShieLss
Aaaress 3317 PoiNTea Ara
City/State_
Dottos TexAs
Date of Birth
7-22-39
Social Security
JFK Act 6 (3)
2. Physical Description:
Height 5- 6/
Height 135
Ethnic Group BLAcK
Date //-/2:72
Place RESiDENCE
PiNE: 630-0387
M or s SaponateD
Spouse
Children
Color Eyes Bin Hair B/K
Special Characteristics
•. B
3.
Personal History:
a.
ib.
Present Employment:
HABENSLA/C
Address <
LEMAIN -
St.
Telephone
Criminal Record
1. Arrests
WONE
DIViSoN.
2.:
Convictions
4 -
Additional Personal Information:
a. Relative(s): Name
DeLoRus Davis-
Address 33/1 PorNTERSi
c. Remarks:
Investigator
Date
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SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
NAME
Cleola Shields
3317 Pointer Ave:
Address
Dallas, Texas
Date_ 11-12-77 Time 11:30 A.M.
Place Residence
Phone: 214-630-0387
Interview:
On Nov. 22, 1963 Mrs. Shields was employed by Ed wells
fashions, which was located at 501 Elm St. 5th floor (corner
of Elm and Houstons Sts.) At approx. 12 noon Mrs. Shields.
and several co workers came down stairs for lunch and to watch
the Presidential motorcade.
prior to the arrival of the motor-
cade Mrs. Shields stated that she saw an auto driving around
the Plaza with writing on the body, advertising "Honest Joe's
Pawn Shop".
The auto left before the arrival of the motorcade
When the motorcade arrived, the President was waving and had
just passed when
she heard what sounded like a fire cracker
coming from the direction of the railroad crossing, the
President's hand went up towards his head and the car made
a little pause and then took off. We all ran to the rail-
road tressell and looked in the boxcars.
There was a lot
of people looking in the boxcars, also police were there.
We returned to work and were told to go home.
Interviever
(Signature)
Al Maxwe Lane,
Clarence Day, Harold Leap
Date Transcribed Nov:
•28i
:1977
bybas
(Ini
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SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
NAME
Address 3317 PoiNTeR the
Date /1-12-22 Timell:30 AM
Place RESOENCE - Ph214-630-0387
Mallos TExas.
interview: on hu-22,1983 Mo Philo was ey bayed at ly
Ed uhll Joakeins, whit was beated at 501 Els te
the auto left defoe the arial fete mirtreade,
When to mitreade arrived te
and west up 2
We all ran to the the wail road tell and lihul in ole
Roycaro. The wire a latf paple lothing in de
were tale to go heme,
Intervierer a Marael, dented, ints Larp
(Signature)
(Typed)
Date Transcribed
HW
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Headquarters
27 JANTAS
SUD TECT
Fleld Office
• (RODRIGUEZ, Em111O A 04
# 214 442
B SD/2
Lo Referruce 16 made to Headquarters menoranium
iated 27 June 1962 and to your 00C Final Report datei
19 July 1362, Subject, Procurcment of Domestic Documentation
Fiver's License
1n the alias, Icon In. BERNADA, for Subjéct's use.
110
Rsturner herewith 15 Part 2 of
Driver's Liconse mmber 805658 43289 121163 referrer
above. It u1ll be noted that the Driver's licene:
expires on 31 March 1905. 1he
Fleld Office,
as Office of Origin, is requested to scher this Driver's
License.
3a A vritten report covering your baniling of this
matter should be forraried to Heacquarters.
DDS/IOS
Attachments:
ADDS/IOS
Control Cards
135T /ICS
Driver's Idcense
C/TD
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GABRIEL: dp
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Evia
Transmit the following in
AIRTEL
FBI
Date:
8/4/64
(Type in plain text or code)
REGISTERED MAIL
(Priority or Method of Mailing)
(92-6054; 137-10018)
Director, FBI
SAC, Philadelphia
LA COSA NOSIRA
PH 672-C-TE
----
-
JUNE
Re Phila. telephone call to Bureau 8/4/64 in which
authorization was obtained to make installation at 1531 S.
Broad St., Phila.
For background, the following information is furnished;
On 8/4/64 PH 672-C-TE met with FRANK NICOLETTI at
NICOLETTI's residence. During the meeting arrangements were
made for ANGELO BRUNO
and NICOLETTI to meet with informant at
informant's address, 1531 S. Broad St., Phila. Thursday evening.
The purpose of this
meeting is to request BRUNO's, by the in-
formant, assistance in having restitution payments on bad check
charges
lowered to a figure less than the $75.00 per month
amount presently being paid.
Informant will endeavor to obtain higher wages from
the Philadelphia-New Jersey Express where he is now employed,
having obtained this employment through the assistance of
BRUNO. Informant is being paid less than Union wages even
though his employer's firm is unionized by Local 107, Teamsters
Union, Phila.
During the current week the informant's family is
vacationing, which leaves his apartment unoccupied during
day hours.
It will be necessary to trespass to make the
the
installation; however, no breach of security is foreseen.
If complete
be made.
security is not available, Installation willy
92-605V
3
I
Bureau - REGISTERED MAILIES- 56
-
Phila. (92-1027 Sub D) EX-108
HOOS
AUG
1064
JRP: ERG
(4)
Approved:
XEROX
Sent.
AUG
Special Agent in Charge
6 AUG 17 1964
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23 Nov. 9
Subj: "Etached cable
2. In the attacher cable Ray is tolling us all about
has intel organization, the command channel, etce
If, as he claims,ho has six radios and soro couriers
feeding information into the command group in
Havana he indeed munt lave the eapability of pro
v1 ting a rreat deal of information, "ith such an interna)
setup it seemg to me that Raya group should be ina
position to furnich SITraps on a twice we kly basia to
the Embassy, and to accept ibtel requirements from use
2. If he has a base atation the RI!T' seople can certain?
tune in
whatever frequency he oparates"and at least
confirm that a radio i8 operating there. Ray should be
told to sive us the frequency so that we can monitor
the channele
30
Furthermore, the tast of his organization In whabher
he can produce onflirection from us.l suggest that
the field press hir to
come
up with some proof
that he has what he claims he has.as things now stand
-. we have to take him on his word It may be that he has
only a shall of what ho claime and wants us to get
• Interestod, to train his peoplo, dispatch them and THEN
he may really have something
•30
He is making
some big cleime and I suggest that me
I way.
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Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
4/28/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-90059-10016
RECORD SERIES :
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER:
CR 62-9-9-1602
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FBI
FROM:
CG
TO :
HQ
TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
10/29/1964
2
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM CHICAGO DIVISION
RICHARD CAIN
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS:
4
CURRENT STATUS :
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DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 06/12/1998
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Date:
10/29/64
(Type in plain text or code)
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TO
FROM
DIRECTOR, FBI
SAC, CHICAGO (92-466)
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SUBJECT:
CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
CHICAGO DIVISION
On 10/28/64 PCI THOMAS JORDAN advised SA GEORGE H.
that he had information that the States Attorney's Office
state tee suate Attores celle Intendo to break this
case publicly prior to the national election on 11/3/64.
JORDAN stated that this case concerned investigation of an
abortionist in the Chicago area several months ago.
In this matter
CAIN's investigators including a policewoman had obtained the
services of a pregnant woman who was sent to the abortionist. At
the time the operation was to be performed, CAIN's investigators were
to enter and arrest the person performing the abortion; however, due
to some mixupthe investigators arrived there too late and the abortion
had been performed.
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THE FOREIGN SERVICE
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The American Embassy
Rome, Italy
Date:
To :
2s. From:
Subject:
December 6, 1962
Director, FBI
Legat, Rome (92-68) (RUC)
ANGELO BRUNO aKa
ANTI-RACKETEERING
•Re Rome letter dated 10-30-62.
OF• ARISTIDE MANOPULO, CentraL Bureau
Criminal Division, Italian National Police, Rome, Italy,
made available the following information concerning
CALOGERO SINATRA on November 28, 1962:
CALOGERO SINATRA waS born on alley
and CARMELA CUMELLA. SINATRA.
SINATRA resides
at Via Washington 25, Vallelunga, Caltanissetta,
Sicily.
SINATRA serves as town councillor for
the town of Vallelunga and enjoys a good reputa-
tion in the community.
Dr. MANOPULÓ had no further information
available concerning SINATRA and, accordingly, no further
action is being taken by the Rome office.
REC. 6
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- Philadelphia 92-444)
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THE FOREIGN SERVICE
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
The American Embassy
Rome, Italy
Date:
January 28, 1963
To :
Director, FBI (92-3182)
From:
Legat, Rome
(92-47) (P)
subject: GUS ALEX, aka.
Re Bureau routing slip dated 12/12/62 enclosing
blind memorandum regarding ALFX and Bern airtels to Bureau
dated 12/31/62 and 1/19/63.-
on 1/14/63 and 1/21/63 Brigadier GUIDO ZARA, Confi-
dential Squad, Police Headquarters, Rome, Italy (protect
identity), advised that GUS ALEX, born 4/1/16, in possession
of U.S. passport number 1569555, Issued Washington, D. C.;
on 5/13/59, stayed at the Hotel Excelsfor, Rome, on 1/5/63.
He was accompanied by ROSE MADIETGARD HUEGER born 12/3/30,
in Seewalch.
She was in possession of German passport number
4119969, Issued by the Germany Consulate in chicago, Illinois.
From 1/6/63 to 1/8/63 ALEX, accompanied by DIETGARD-
FUEGER, stayed at the Hotel Hassler, Piazza Trinita del Monti,
Rome, Italy.
According to ZARA, ALEX and DIETGARD-FUEGER Came
to Rome Irom Milan, Italy, and left Rome on 1/8/63 for an un-
known destination. During the time they were in Rome, ALEX and
DIETGARD-FUEGER toured the city on foot and by taxi, and were
not the subject of any suspect activity.
The Rome Office has alerted the Italian National
To date no infor-
promptly.
4- Bureau
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15 July 1978
SUBJECT:
"Leopoldo"
"Leopoldo"
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Physical Description as of September 1963
Tall
Appeared to be either Cuban or Mexican
Claimed "Leopoldo" was war name he used to raise
funds for JURE organization.
Visited Ms. Sylvia ODIO in September 1963.
Trace Information
Any of the following may or may not be identifiable
with the "Leopoldo" cited above:
a. Leopoldo Eduardo ARAUJO Bernal (201-771754)
Born 9 June 1912, Pinar del Rio, Cuba; physician.
Photo attached.
He reportedly is solidly in the Cuban camp.
According to an ANOT report, dated 7 May 1963, he lived in
Cuba, but at that time was in the United States. He belonged
to the medical profession.
ARAUJO and one Jose Angel BUSTAVENTE, were
received by Chilean presidential candidate Salvador ALLENDE
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... a
"Leopoldo"
during their brief stopover in Santiago de Chile on their
way to Bolivia, (doi) 26 June 1963, to take part in the
special congress of the Pan-American Medical Confederation in
La Paz.
Photo of BUSTA ENTE is attached.
b. Leopoldo Julio Jose FORVES Bonavia (201-867146)
Born 2 Yovember 1938, Havana, Cuba
5'8" tall
Gray eyes
Chestnut hair
Wife is a Czech.
He was a member of the staff of the International Union of
Students in Prague and defected with his wife to Dutch
authorities in April 1970 in Rotterdam on returning to
Cube, He accepted" help to ser la spain and was debriefed
several times primarily on student activities, but wanted
no further contact
lafter the debriefing. He
travelled from Czech to Cuba on 13 March 1964. No pertinent
information for the period 1963. No photogh cuba Desk.
-o1iay
C. Eugenio LEOPOLDO-Garcia (201-749981)
Born 15 November 1915 in Cienfuegos, Cuba.
He was in exile in April 1964, was a radio
operator, and apparently was of interest to the MRR (Revolut-
ionary Recovery Movenent) in that capacity, but it is unknown
whether he was ever used. The MR had no interest in him
as of August 1964.
No photo on cuba Deski - stray
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"Leopoldo"
SENSE 300
d. "Leopoldo" - true name unknown
is cited in a cable iron Santsago de Cuba, - opa
dated 6 January 1959, giving the current political
situation there. Concerning the 26th of July new political
organization, it states "public Information Section has
Mrs. Santiago ROSSEAU, wife of wealthy cane grower, Angel
FERVANDEZ Villa, former announcer Sierra radio, and
'Leopoldo' true name unknown."
e. One Miguel OCULOFEU, aka Leopoldo, is cited
in a cable
from Santiago de cuba, dated 12 January 1959, - a
as heading the 26th of July propaganda in Oriente together
with Jose CAUSA. They are cited as directors of the local
rebel newspaper Revolucion which was changing its name
to Sierra Maestra, and set the 26th of July party line for
the paper. No photo on cuba Destin
f. One Leopoldo Agustin PELLA Gerica
Is input in the LMe system as very defensive of the Castro
5-x91
regime in 1971. He had dark brown, wavy, hair, was 5'g"
tall, and weighed 150 lbs. No photo available.
& One Leopoldo NUNEZ 01
is input filthe LA/MP system as a CUIS agent suspect in
July 1961, and a dangerous Communist. No photo on Cuba Desk.
h. One Leopoldo GONZALEZ Gonzalez, Cuban, is
input as a CUIS (DSE) agent. No photo on Cuba Dest.
1. One Leopoldo RODRIGUEZ, input as possibly
a Nicaraguan national, is listed as a DGI agent suspect.
j. One Leopoldo FIGUARELLA, Venezuelan citizen,
is input as a CUIS agentro
SuSPECt. No photo on Cuba Desk:
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is input as a CUIS (DGI) contact. No photo on cuba pesta
1. One Leopoldo ARIZA Hidaldo, Cuban, is
input as a courier.
No photo
on Cuba Dest?
I. One Antonio LEOPOLDO S. Caraballo
is cited in a reference on the Cuban Desi as a Leader of
the MRR tried and sentenced before the ordinary War Council
in March 1963, Havana, Cuba.
No photo on cuba best.
Travel
The LAMP Section shows no travel for any of
the foregoing for the year 1963 or prior years.
All are
SEEXER
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WIN: BUnKE, CALIF.
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Central Intelligence Ayency
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Dear Mr. Breckinridge:
In connection with this Cormittee's investigation into the cir-
cumstances surrounding the death of President John F. Kennerly, we
respectfully request access to the following list of documents:
1) HITW-1721, dated 16 Ocotber 1964, concerning AMMUG/L;
2) MADR-3716 (IN28634), dated 6 April 1965, concerning MILASH;
3) PARI-1532 (IN82939), dated 4 June 1965, concerning AMLASH;
4) MEXI-7613, dated in late 1963, concerning Rodriguez-Lopez;
5) MEXI-7625, dated in late 1963, concerning
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JULY 11,1962
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VIET -NAM
Current Overall Evaluation
The general trend appears slightly favorable, with the GVN continuing
to improve its military, and to a limited extent, its political and econ
nid position.
Basic problems are being eroded but quick and decisive
action is rare. There were no major breakthroughs or important victories.
and nore appear likely in the Immsdiate future.
The Viet Cong show no
weakening in strength or deterination despite reportedly heavy losses.
On the military side, Operations Binh Minh and Hai Yen continued
well. Viet Cong casualties were up and their activities down (there ie
an unconfired news report that a major battle took place July 3, however,
in which the VC defeated a regular army battalion?
This may be due to
roorganization and weather rather than GVN successes.
The GN took several
good but minor steps to increase popular support for the war effort, and
several rural ticial and econanie programs moved ahead aignificantly. On
the international front, there were some favorable responses to our efforts
to set up an aid coordinating group of donor nations.
Economic conditions
Improved sonest, with stable prices, credit a little less tight, consu-
mer goods sales and tax collections up, and rice deliveries continued good.
Fearing that the prospective laa settlement will facilitate Viet Cong
activities and that it may presage a U. S. move to neutralize Viet-Nam it-
self, the GVN has made difficulties at Geneva over several issues and
threatens to boycott the conference.
President Kernedy has sent Diem a
personal letter stressing the importance we attach to a laos settlement
and our determination to continue to help Viet-Nam defend Itself. There
is no response as yet.
Progress on Action Program
I. VC Activity
Viet Cong activity continued at a relatively low level, with arined
attacks falling to the lowest point over a year, 60, for the perdod 20-21
he and rising ony stightly to 75 for the period June 27 • July 4.
The
lack of VC aggressiveness is likely due to the reiny season and their
efforts to regroup in order to counter the Improved mobility and partora
mance of the GN forces.
Observing that this appears to be a period of
VC reorganization and assimilation of recent infiltrators, COMUSMACV 29-
ports indications that VC units which previously operated as separate
platoons and companies are nos being forned Into battaliond. Infiltration
evidently continues, but good intelligence is scarce. MCV Jo2 estinates
intiltration in May at 800-1, 000 and 800 for the first three weeks of jure,
but this Information is unconfirmed and there are no reports of Infilt
tion since.
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In spite of reduced VC activity, VC casualties were high and included
some main force personnel. For the perled 20-27 June the VC suffered a
reported increace of casuslties of almost 25 per cent over the previous
reporting perlod. Killed in action for the two week period were 865 vC
and 14l friendly forces.
Reports continue to indieste a critical VC chortage of medical supplies.
Unconfirmed reports rsise the possibility thet the VC are attaining an anti-
sircraft capability.
(Following itens are keyed to the Viet-Nan draft action program of
Jaly 3)
Strengthen popular support. The OVN took several steps to generate
more popular support in the last two weeks. These include the July I release
of 794 prisoners in connection with the celebration of the "double seven"
holiday (anniversary of Dien's coning to power), a stepped-up drive to root
out los-level corruption and abuse of power by VY officials, end a Presiden-
tially proposed amendment to the Constitution permitting the questioning of
Cabinet Ministers both by Cormittees of the National Assembly and by the
National Assembly in plenary session. The prisoners released may include
leading oppositionist Phan Quang Dan, who has been in prison since his par-
ticipation in the attempted 1960 coup, We have urgad the last item on Dier
ia the past in an effort to increase the povers and prestige of the National
Assembly.
Another favorable development is increased emphasis on working with and
for the people in the current training progran for strategic hanlet cadres.
Ngo dinh Nhu (President's brother in charge of the strategic hanet program)
is concerned that the program win genuine popular support.
He favors the
election of hamlet officials by secret ballot inatead of by custonary shou
'of banis. This is now being done in sons hamlets.
4. Seek International Support
(=) Cambodian Relations. The GVN replied mildly to the Cambodian
the ARWN border Incursions of June l6, but did not apologize
or offer indemnities. The note insists that all precautions sere taken to
avoid crossing the poorly marked frontier, sinits that in spite of these pre-
cautions the frontier may have been violated. points out that any such inad-
vertent crossing was not notivated by hostility tovarú Cambodia, denies the
arrest of or harm to Canbodian inhabitants, and proposes a mixed border cor
tral comittee to study frontier incidents and provide for future border
coperation.
Another source of GVi-RKG friction, disputed coastal islands:
was the subject of an exchange of notes which threatened to stir up further
tromble between Cambolia and Yiet-Nam.
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(b) Third Country Ald.
The United States has suggested a
Saigon, and possibly a later Washington meeting of donor country repre-
sentatives to coordinate aid to Viet-Nam.
• The intention is to stimlate
more third country ald 11 possible, and to make sure that current third
country contributions are being effectively applied. To date, Australla
and New Zealand have indicated sillingness to participate in such meetings,
Germany will take part in informal Saigon meetings but would not attend
any fornal washington gathering, and the Japanese are "proceeding with
caution" because of the expressed fear that too close identification
with the U.S. will open up Japanese technicians in Viet-Nam to Viet Cong
reprisals. Canada has declined to participate because of its membership
on the ICC. The Belgians. French, Italians and the UK have not yet
responded.
Negotiations for the integration of Australian trainers into
our MAAG appear near completion.
The GVN has indicated Its willingness to
receive a New Zealand medical team at any time and the details are being
worked out with wellington and Saigon.
10. Military Civic Action
The 31st Engineer Battalion assisted the local population at
Cheo Reo in Pleiku Province in the construction of a Buddhist temple.
In addition to the 150, 000 copies of a news sheet distributed weekly by
soldiers to the local civilian population, 35,000 copies of the sheet
were also air dropped.
12. Develop and Implement Mutually Agreed Plans
Operations Binh Minh and Hal Yen. Saigon reports both clear-
and-hold operations continuing to make progress without serious VC reaction.
Increased contact with the VC is reported in the Hal Yen area, however, as
the military move into VC territory.
Fanlet Councils have been elected in the Hai Ten area, but the
Embassy notes a serious problem in the fact that a hamlet Council member
receives only 300 piasters (about $4.00) per month for what is theoreti-
cally a full time job.
In Operation Binh Minh, an effort will be made to
induce the people to move voluntarily into the fourth village to be set
up there.
The plan calls for extensive propaganda and explanations in
advance of the move. establishment of military control over the area so
that the people will be free to move voluntarily, and up to 15 days to
accomplish the move itself (previous regrouping actions allowed only a
very short period for the physical move).
Montagnards.
Latest information developed as a result of joint
surreys indicates the Montagnard situstion is more a long term problem
than an emergency. There has in fact been a movement of some 17,000 Hon-
tagnard as a reaction to VC pressures, and this movement will probably
continue, particularly if the GWN provides adequate food and security.
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Alnost all Montagnard refugees are at least temporarily resettled and re-
ceiving minimum food, shelter and
security.
The Embassy conments that while this information somenhat reduces
the urgency of the problem, it does not change the problen's magnitude or
importance. Difficulties stening from the absence of a well directed,
national Montagnard relief progran, linited relief resources, and the Viet-
namese prejudice against the Montagnard continue. But the principal and
most encouraging aspact is the fact that the Montagnard have fled the VC
pressures and more may do so.
Strategic Hamlet Program. The second ten day training course for
490 strategie hamlet cadres was Inaugurated by Ngo dinh Nhu in Saigon July 2.
Future Plans. According to CAS, L
15. Provide Increased Technical Assistance.
Village Radios. As of July 4, 817 of the planned 2500 village.
radios were installed and operating. Tests of radios for use on trains
were started.
Defoliation. The Enbassy has proposed a test of the effectiveness
of defoliants against VC food patches in the mountainous area of Operation
Hai Yen.
Governor Harriman opposes the use of defoliants on food crops be-
cause of the effect on Asian opinion.: Decision and action will be delayed
until the Governor's return from Geneva.
20. Integrate Economic Measures with Counterinaurgency Bffort.
One hundred farmers will study farming and stock raising nethods for one
month, including the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
Anti-Rat Program. The USOM-supported rat destruction campaign was
carried out in ten northern provinces June 12-22, resulting in the destruction
of an estimated 15-20 million rats or 20,000 per village.
25. Publicize the War Within Viet-Nem and Internationally:
Viet-Nam Photo Service.
USIS Saigon is sending out a weekly packet
of photos designed to enlist third country interest and support for the eVN
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var effort. Eight posts have reported favorably on the effort, indicating
no difficulty in placing the photos in leading newspspers.
28. Establish Network of USIS Sub-posts.
The GVN has agreed to the establishment of virtually any nunder
of USIS sub-posts throughout the country. Negotiations on locations and
physical arrangements are underway.
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Current Situation Evalustion
The RIG has accepted the International Court decision awarding the
disputed Phra Viner temple to cambodie.
Thai delegates attended the
Geneva Conference on Laos, which reconvened on July 2: but the RG has
not yet announced its intention to attend the next meeting of the SEATO
Council of Representatives in mid-July..
On July? the US began the redeployment of 1, 000 Merines from the
Third Marine Expeditionary Brigade at Udorn. Possible Thai concern over
this nove was lessened by our informing them at the same time of a us
financed progran to improve logistic facilities in Thailand (see belor).
Ors June 29 police arrested one suspected Communist in Chiengral and
one in lempang, both in the North of Thailand. The That press reports
that subversive documents were confiscated at both locations. According
to unconfirmed reports these documents originated fron
PrOgrESs
on Action Pregram
1. Improved Logistic Facilities
We have outlined to the RIG our proposed program to Improve
logiste facilities in tasland. Ine prograr would consist mairy al
a POL pipeline to korat in the northeast, rolling stock, airfield in-
provement, storage areas; and propositioning of heavy military engineer-
no shat ave prod to thine
ingequipnent. ine Thai have agreed to the proposal in principle although
Sarit reserved his decision on our request that the aft provide the right-
of-way for the pipeline and in-country transportation.
2. Internal Security Plan
We have instructed Embassy Bangkok to cable sumaries of those
portions of the plan which will not have been pouched in time to reach
the Department by July 11.
Thie will permit consideration of the basic
componente of the entire plan during Secretary McNamera's fortheoming
trip to Honolulu.
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LAOS
Current Situation Evaluätion
The principal renaining issues before the Geneva Conference, Including
SEATO, having been resolved. It is anticipated that the new Accords may be
signed nert week.
There is nevertheless one serious stumbling block, which
endangers the satisisctory conclusion of the Conference, 1.e., the possible
refusal of the GVN to sign. The (VN's position stems from its belief that
so many concessions have been made to the Commnists that the security of
SVN 13 gravely threatened. We are, however, hopeful that Diem will still
be persuaded that we have achieved the best obtainable compromise for los
and that we stand firm on our comitments to suN.
Progress on Action Program
There has been little progress on our action progran. We are con
centrating at present on the following problems:
1. Economic Assistance. Elaboration of our future aid to Laos awaits
the visit of Souvanns Phouns to Washington, tentatively scheduled for
July 25-27. In the meantime, we seek to spread the burden of providing
Souvanna with the material assistence he requires by enlisting contribu
tions from other Free World nations.
2. RLO Diplomatic Relations.
The RIG's decision to recognize 5 bloc
countries and accept an exchange of Ambassadors poses a major problem with
respect to the OVN. GRC, Federal Republic of Germany and the ROK, Further
action by the RIG is deferred until Souvanna's return to laos. In the in-
terim we are attempting to assist the pro-lestern countries involved in
establishing or maintaining satisfactory representation in Laos.
3. Icc.
We have asked our Geneva delegation to request the Icc to
prepare a detailed budget and list of equipment needs so that we will be
prepared to meet quickly our share of the requirements.
With regard to
the essential heavy equipment - helicopters and light aircraft - we are
taking steps to make it immediataly avatlable to the ICC.
4. MAC Withdrawal. With the signing of the Accords, we will asel
Canadian cooperation in utilizing to the full the 75-day period for the
withdraval of foreign military personnel. Inis mud give us the mim
possible opportunity to determine wether the bit de abiding by 1t8
calmdtments and whether the Soviets as Co-Chairnan are carrying out
their undertaking.
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BURMA
Current Situation Evaluation
The internal situation remains unstable. This fact was highlighted
by incidents on July 7 and 8 when student denonstrations led by pro-
Cormunist organizations sere ruthlessly repressed by the police and army.
These Incidents could sell lead to increased public disaffection with the
Ne win regime and to a rift betwen the regime and the opportunistic
leftiet groups who have, heretofore, been its only outspoken civilian
political supporters.
Internal security conditions are apparently contiming to deteriorste,
though not dramatically. A special Government amnesty offer expired June 30
without producing significant response from the insurgents.
Progress on Action Program
1. Political
It has been confirmed that Brigadier Min Pe of the Union Revolationary
Ceancil will come to Washington for medical treatment as planned probably
in late July, although precise dates have not been deternined.
2. Economic (AID)
No new developments.
3. Malitary
a. The burnose are ready formally to accept the FY 1962 military
"sales" program.
State and DOD have agreed to accelerate deliveries of Ma
carbines as requested by the Burnese, to the extent production facilities
permit, in order to contribute to planned post-monsoon counter-inaurgency
This action will also, hopefully, earn sone political credit
b. Embassy Rangoon has confined that United States training
for Burnese officers will be continued under the FY 1962 program.
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CAMBODIA
Current Situation Evaluation
Cambodia's differences with neighboring Thailand and South Viet-Nam
continue, but they have so far not significantly affected the presently
generally satisfactory relations between the United States and Cambodia.
Thai moves concerning Preah Vihear temple are being watched closely, and
it appears likely that If the announced decision to respect the World
Court's award is not implemented by September the matter may be brought
by Cambodia to the attention of the UNGA.. The dispute between Cambodia
and Viet-Nam over the ownership of islands off the Cambodian shore has come
to the fore again, with the GWN rejecting a Cambodian protest against Vietna-
mese naval movements near them on the grounds that they belong to VietNam.
Organization of a new Cabinet has been postponed pending religious rites
celebrating the World Court decision.. New evidence of ant1-Sihanouk plotting
in Bangkok has developed.
Progress on Action Program
1. RKG-GVN Border Commission (Pol. 8). The GVN reply to the RKG's pro-
test against. the June I6 border Volations 1s not entirely satisfactory, but
Phnon Penh believes it may allow progress on the border commission proposal
and has raised this possibility with the foreign Hinistry.
2o Force Increase (M1l. l). The initial reaction of the RKG to approval
of the request for a force increase of 3,284, for MAP support only, 1a one of
disappointment that military budget support was not included.
New Aircraft (M11. 5). Four To28 aircraft, fret increment of sire
teen,
have arrived In Cambodia. Formal turnover awaits the arrival of
Ambassador Sprouse.
would be scheduled to commence work November I, under the proposed contract.
SECRET
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VIATT WITH MANJIZ RAY AND CARLOS DIACO IN PUERTO NICO
DURING THE FIRST VEER OF JEN, 1S
The perpois of thie vials ves to diacurs the poostbilley.
OS A Cuban InPoratIon bullotin la lino uti Elo montion mode
Done taeke earlier Dy javier PaRos, TaLe val aleO en opportunse
to discuss othar nocivitin upon mich va might possibly collaborate.
I spoke with lay for ino or three bours folloning a dey Lous
Asooneston with Diago. Wen I deecribed for Ray the profeet of the
Caban Information bulletin as Diso and I conceived of the ha vas
enthuntastie. It should be recalled that I had noved mey fre
Pason's carlier conception of tha bulletin and had com to tha
conelusion that such a bulletin would be nose unfil and infie
11 1e vre based on unterial contes fron Inside Cuba. la ochar
sordo, Me mould not miah marely so duplicate bulletine such 0o de
"Juta asont Gula" valch aro prepared la citio and urleten by extles
asth their ou particular slans. No save a nodol for ese lied of
based on materialo propared entirely toolde lpala.. Both Dingo and
Hay secepted enthuntantteally this concoption of the Dulletta aid
both asmured ne chat a regular flou of Inforuntion Crun
Immide Cab
could ho mintained. Diego apperently has a fir porcoi
Ante
rant lou
who can send him natertal throat diplenato travoling out ol
May hee a nuch more artene in netrart througt matel do prosure
a regular flon of Informacion. Mas no agread on the niture of the
bullets.
The nast questson uno that of aponsorshipe fuse
4.00 no
Peal that the Congrena should Do direcely Involund lu rich an effort,
The tro poosioslition mn diacuated mere the group erul the negato.
IRITICA In Venomala and the school to Costa Rica valch Pratne
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democratso pollical codres, Rey man vary ponstive bist the
schoos and thought that te would de a very good sponce.. le
apole antinessically about the mck being done chare and feit
thas this mold be che nost culcable ploca for tbo properation o
the ballets, I told him chat me would nove boad along chane
linos and noo 1l ve coule interest the school in thie proponieton.
Ho, In cura, proadzed blo sull aupport for the proface and weren
to mako mallable the infomatson at his disposal on a realer
Incher Mumon at the Costa Riean school. I have sent him a deeniled
outline of sou ve conceive of the bulletin, and have anted hia to
diaous 16 vich Bana Flores during Buora Floren'e stay at the
school in July. Idaally, I vould think that demone fron the sehool
would want to moet with Carlon Dingo and Faute Maso who Le
presently la Venomola, These tre young men would be the most
1skoly prople to produce the kind ol ballotin described alone. Ie
might furthormore Do tootal to not with Bay sinue he moald te
producing not of the information sed in the bulletta.
su the begiantos. The question of there the bulletia sbourd be
Locatod was Loft open. But Verndenc
Man locat in
SE La SeiSCO CisY under EDe dirACElOR Of VIEtON AlDO Misbe bo
wooful way of proceodla3.. I contiou to loal chat is would best
be located at sha school stuell nhere she production of much é
ballotin could be liated in to the regular curricula os the mobool.
Bonna Vlores u1l1 be elvesseles the projose in Coolu Riea end will
then pass by farte lico ta erdar to discuse. the
with Ray, Sy darly septealer, me abould know obero ve
on chie
profest.
"sen regard to a inore soneral drocuraton vich Revo
could Iiko to point out a Labor of the thingo unsch he dostlanad
to mi,
3a ebo 81808 placo, be voo very vana la bie prates es
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or feruleto de Pronsa stial he liada very enatul, Furtharora, De
offered his halp ln the distribution el cha Driper dool end ol
CUADERNOR 10 Cuba, For shie purpore, hi suggested chat us Band
COpLaS Of CUADERNOS, a baradrad por sonth, ragularly to logello
Claneros would act under the instrucelons of Ray in the dlatributes
Tucc-? In Guba 108 GUDERNOR dod other sater tale wich to vould prostices.
"Ray also urged that me do ubarones poresala la the Dataicen
Repablic, He spoke of sãe many sooda of the latellectualo there,
and of the role which che Congresa could play. He has agreed to
send forward a llat of sans and adresses of people uho should be
rocalving our materials and wich shou va should bo la contect.
Wich regard to his on piano, he spoke of his tutention
Lo BEarE a ló-pago nosupapos da the sear future, Parthernore, ha
•do making active elforto lo otare up a radio stalton. Me bases?
bie activities on the balled that an uprising sa Cuba la possible
11 an alternative de offered to Fidel on tha one hand, and the Nioni
extle group os tho othar. My general impurenados of lay vas a food
Vono. He afruck an as a poderate, latellisent nas, alitedo giron
to lynceria and slogar-nongeriag, Mia best quality sensa to be
his akild an an organinor. He did not airthe ne as somone wich
850at loadershlo potential, al losat la ters of mans appealo la
did poen to be a practioal and personally sellorganizad follo
vita whos one eas vori on a ayalentile basis. He o
Ado Els with so alaboratias bla convlaction esos an upriatre 1e
(Ce. My) → cuba 10 possible provided a (shard) alterativo lo lount Me
other poise unish lo acrossad una bla esdoess at che lack •
support for blo sorement. 1 el sol da a paristoe to arceca hou
mach of thes ho sald do ascurate, dus on the benta of thore lea
Doure of couversation viid di, 1 would cend to balleve moat ol
whas he told me.
La GLosLiA, I abould sey shas nose al our tell rei of e
Limited dad procEdial nature dealins primarily MieS eDe Dullessa
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wich respect to the dlatribution of our metertal. & did
Alocuss with hin brtally the ideo of ruming a sysposion on
CUADINOS assessing the present state of the Cuban revolution,
1en probeble development, end the ateps utich muns do taken...
Pos the preparation of a nou progran for Cuba's developront.
Be personally belloved that thie would be a craful thing for
CUALERIOS to undertako, end at no tina seemed anxious to limit
the contributore to much a sympostum to those people uto vere
members of bie on particular group. Througbout our talke.
I found bim free of those tendenoles toward exclusiveness
obich one encounters no often in eriled proups, and on every
quentlon wooches lt concerne the bulletin os the symposu
LE CUADERIOS, oF our possible vork 1o the Doslaican Republio,
he agreed that objectivity van the only baste upon which me
cen workand that the open
turn approact neo best. I foured that
he was an ensy men to set along with and one sho meltes an.
Impression of slucerity, forthrightoose, determinails, and
woanching much nore intangible which I would call parsonal
oleanness. I Intond to look in, wire id working lurther wich
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SUBJECT: (Optional)
FROM:
C/E/G
TO: (Officer designation, room number, and
building)
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C/E/G
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3.
DC/SUR
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16 APR 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
VIA
: Deputy Director for Plans
SUBJECT
Tentative Plans of Senator Robert Kennedy.
to Visit West Berlin on 1 May
REFERENCE
: EGBA-86312, dated 12 April 1968
1. This memorandum is for your information.
2. We have just been advised by Berlin Base that
Senator Robert Kennedy may plan to speak at the 1 May rally
in West Berlin.
The Press Chief of the West Berlin Senate, Peter
told a CIA staff officer that Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr. had originally been scheduled to appear at the 1 Nay,
rally.
After King's assassination the Berlin Senate authorized
the Roy Bernard Public Relations Agency of New York to invite
Senator Kennedy as a replacement speaker. According to Herz,
Senator Kennedy informed the Bernard Agency that he wanted a
written invitation, which has been issued.
4. Herz also mentioned that the U.S. Mission to Berlin
had been informed of these plans but our Berlin Base has seen
no mention of the matter in Mission traffic.
5.
The
annual May Day rally in Berlin has become a
tradition.
It takes place in a large field in front of the
restored Reichstag building,
which
is immediately adjacent to
the sector border
between East and West Berlin near the
Brandenburg Gate.
John 1. Hart
Chief
European Division
C.C:
DDCI
1534
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26 September 1974
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Louis CONTI Aguerro
244 508
1. On Friday, 23 August 1975, Headquarters was in receipt of
a message from the Federal Bureau of Investigation requesting any
information available on Louis Ernesto CONTI Aguerro, who had
allegedly made threats against the life of the President of the United
States. A copy of the message is attached hereto. Extensive search
of OS and RI files reflected that!
) This information was furnished to the Federal
Bureau of Investigation and the Secret Service, who were also informed
that this individual was very well-known for his anti-Castro sentiment
and although, while a revolutionary, did not appear to be of a violent
nature himself. Subject was a prominent individual in political propa-
ganda activity and published anti-Castro material for distribution in
South America. The Secret Service advised they would contact the
Agency Office of Security representative if they needed any further
information.
2. As of this date, 26 September 1974, there has been no further
request for information from the Secret Service, Therefore, this
matter is considered closed.
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Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
5/5/2015
AGENCY:
FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10354-10123
RECORD SERIES: NY
AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ELSUR 92-846-238
Document Information
ORIGINATOR:
FBI
FROM:
TP
TO: HQ
TITLE:
DATE: 02/08/1963
PAGES:
15
SUBJECTS :
MULTI SUBJECT: SGI, LST, JRO, CM
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified
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TP 92-1
LEADS:
NIW YORK DIVISION
AT NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK
Will contact PCI BOBBY EDWARDS and endeavor to
obtain further information relative to his allegation that
TRAFFICANTE was in New York City
and whom he states he met
in the company of JOSEPH STASSI "last week', noting he
advised this on 11/28/62, and endeavor to establish
where subject stayed while in New York.
Will report results of interview with ENRIQUE GARCIA,
80-45 Kew Garden Road, Richmond Hill, New York, Inasmuch as
Miami Office advised New York by letter dated 1/18/63 that
such interview would not compromise source of information.
Will contact other informants who may be in a
position to know of subject's being in New York City just
prior to 11/28/62 for any and all information concerning
such visit of subject.
MIAMI DIVISION
AT MIAMI, FLORIDA
Will continue intensification of subject's
activities and residence,
further establishing highly
confidential Bureau coverage, establishing trash coverage
as well as mail cover.
Will note
that no further information
has been developed concerning subject's visit to Brazil
but that LOUIS P. BRADY, subject of a separate file in
the
Miami Office, had in his
possession, when he was arrested on
1/4/63 by the Tampa PD, a copy of a
motel bill number 20964
from the Aloha Motel,
7500 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Fla.,
showing that probably BRADY as LUIZ PAULINO BAILEY giving
the
address of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, had apparently
stayed at such motel April and May of
1962 and an appropriate
investigation of this matter may establish that BRADY and
subject went together to Brazil, further
noting that BRADY
also had in his possession a slip of paper oncerning gambling
equipment, noting it was
probably to be shipped via
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"Wappen Von Hamburg". and on the right top of the note was
"check with FBI"
Will maintäin contact with CIs in a position to
know and report of subject's constant activities while
in
Miami,
further noting that a PCI of
the New York Office
reported subject was in New York City probably a week before
11/28/62 and will, therefore,
endeavor
to establish
coverage
of Miami International Airport for any flights subject
may take.
TAMPA DIVISION
AT COCOA BEACH, FLORIDA
Will maintain contact with TP 94-C regarding
all possible contacts he may establish
with the subject,
noting that should this source meet with subject, highly
confidential
Bureau coverage should be established. It
is noted that a source at Miami has reported that subject
may be interested in some land deals with JOSEPH INDELICATO
(JOE SCOOTCH) •
It should be noted that if any individuals meeting
with the subject at Cocoa Beach has been reported by
TP 94-C, highly confidential Bureau coverage should be
established.
AT TAMPA, FLORIDA
Will report results of investigation by Legat,
Rio de Janeiro, concerning subject's alleged travel there.
Guatemala:
Will expand highly confidential Bureau coverage
on subject's
associates and maintain contact with sources
of information as
well as CIs concerning
subject's activities
when 'in the Tampa area.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
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TP. 92-1
One copy
of
this report is furnished the Atlanta
and Houston Offices inasmuch as
such offices
have been
requested by leads previously set forth to interview
subscribers to telephones called in their division.
Information set forth on FD-302s concerning
investigation at Atlanta,
Ga., was obtained from Mrs.
Secretary,
MARLE To Peachtree Street N.D., Atlanta.
Security Division, S.B.T and I.
Company
Information from the records of General Telephone
Company of Florida as set forth
on FD-302 by IC HENRY E
MC
INTURFF
was furnished by Mr. WILLIAM CARR, Commercial
Manager, General Telephone Company of Florida.
INFORMANT'S:
TP T-I is PCI BOBBY EDWARDS, New York Office.
TP T-2 is NK 2145-C.
TP. T-3 15 JERRY GREITZER, former NYC PCI,
now Wall Kill Prison inmate No. 7739.
TP T-4 is PCI SAM SPITZER, NYC.
TP T-5 is MM 845-C* as reported in Miami letter to
Boston 1/3/63 in case entitled "CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE PROGRAN,
MIAMI DIVISION; AR"•
TP 1-6 Is TP 94-C as reported in Tampa letter to
Miami dated 1/14/63 in case entitled "CRIMINAL INTELLIGENCE
PROGRAM, TAMPA DIVISION; AR"
TP T-7 is PETER GIAMPAPA, Miami, (owner of the
1961 Falcon)•
TP T-8 is MM 829-PC.
TP T-9 Is DOMINICK LA ROCA, PCI, Tampa.
TP T-10 is TP 50-C.
TP T-11 is TP. 80-C*.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Copy 10:
Report ofs
Date:
Field Office File Mi
Title:
SA STEPHEN
J. LABADIE
FEB 8
1963
TP. 92-1
SANTO TRAFFICANTE,
JR.
Offlee, TAHPA
Bureau Fllo Mi: 92-2781
Character:
ANTI-RACKETEERING
Synopsis:
Subject was reported by a source to have been
in New York City a week prior to 11/28/62 in
the company of JOE STASSI at the Stage
Delicatessen and whom source gathered was a
big man in Florida gambling.
Confidential
sources at Miami, Florida, indicate subject
may be an arbiter between numerous Italian
figures in the Florida area and may be
considered on an equal rank with RAYMOND
PATRIARCA, Providence, Rhode Island.
Confidential sources indicate subject
respected by racket figures in the Miami
area
where apparently subject has a right
hand man of STEFANO ANTHONY RANDAZZO.
Source returned from Miami to Tampa,
Florida,
1/2/63 when observed at his Tampa residence
in company of LOUIS P. BRADY,
JAMES C. LONGO
and previously reported unidentified individual
KENNETH LEON GUTHRIE, identified as an installer,
General Telephone Company of Florida, Tampa,
Florida. Subject not reported in Tampa after
the above date but again returned Saturday,
1/19/63, and in attendance at a wedding and
reception held on same date and source indicated
subject after such attendance at wedding returned
to Miami, Florida.
Subject last reported as
observed
at Fountainbleau Hotel, Miami Beach,
Florida, 1/31/63. Nothing of significance
developed concerning check of telephone
subscribers:
SUBJECT SHOULD BE CONSIDERED
ARMED AND DANGEROUS DUE 10 HIS EXTENSIVE PAST
ASSOCLATING IN CREENAG ACTINATES.
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This document contans neither recommendations nor conclusions. of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and le loaned to
your agency; It and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.
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TP 9241
DETAILS:
PERSONAL HISTORY AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION
Subject continues to reside at 523 N.E.
71s*
Street,
Mani, Florida,
and during
the period"of this
report visited Tampa, Florida, for the wedding;
on
January 19, 1963, of
his nephew, JOSE SANTO TRAFFICANTE,
tO JERRY VALENTI,
JOSE being the son of subject's oldest
brother, FRANK CACCIATORE TRAFFICANTE of 705 W
Alfred,
Tampa, Florida.
Subject has been observed at his Miami residence
since above:
II. SUBJECT'S ACTIVITIES
A. Subject reported in New York City.
On November 28, 1962, TP T-1 advised SA DONALD E.
JONES that he sees JOE ROGERS, true name JOSEPH Stass, on
a daily basis when ROGERS is in New York City. He stated
he was with ROGERS last week at the Stage Delicatessen,
54th Street and 7th Avenue and ROGERS introduced him to
SANTO TRAFFICANTE. Source stated that TRAFFICANTE was
with three other man and he got the impression from
ROGERS that TRAFFICANTE is a "very big man" in gambling
in Florida.
TP T-2 advised in June, 1960, that the STASSI
rothers JOE; TONY and du, run
one of the biggest crap
sames in New York City and formerly operated a gambling
casino in Havana, Cuba.
TP T-3 advised SA JACK. H. LUPTON on December 18,
1962, after being recontacted in the State of New York
relative to information this
same source previously reported
concerning going to Key West, Florida and being in Tampa,
Florida, source stated that he had been thinking about
subject
contacted and the name
on teet mated alece can a package in Florida Is
TONY DIAZ:
It was source's recollection that this individual
was from Tampa, Florida, and he
could recall nothing
further relative to the matter.
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TP 92-1
On January 31,
1962, subject was observed
having lungh alone in the coffee shop of the Fountainbleau
Motel
on Miami
Beach.
On
January 30,
1963, Mrs. IRELAND SMITHY ALFONSO,
1001 N.W. 18th Place, Miami,
telephone FR
4-2906 advised
SA JACK I. MARSHALL that she did not know anyone named
SIDNEY HOROWITZ, aka., Sidney Howard nor SANTO TRAFFICANTE.
MY RALPH ALFONSO, her husband, advised on
the
same date that he was from Tampa, Florida, went to school
with the subject but has not seen nor heard nor been
in touch with him for many years. Mr. ALFONSO said he
does not know HOROWITZ and the only persons he contacts in
Tampa are members of his family
On January 24, 1963, TP T-8 advised that he has
the subject for a
has
had
been in his office a few weeks prior to this interview
but declined to discuss any specific matters relative
to the subject inasmuch as he was a client. Source
made
the comment that subject has a very unusual personality
and appears to have considerable influence but is the
type of person that "one can never feel
close to"
D. At Tampa, Florida:
As previously reported, Sgt. JACK DE LA LLANA,
Intelligence Unit, Tampa Police Department, advised
that relative to the 1956 Cadillac that appeared at
2505 Bristol Avenue on the evening of January 2, 1963, he
had subsequently ascertained through auto tag registrations
on the vehicle which had born 1962 Florida license
3W-51546 that such was
transferred on
June 8, 1962 to KENNETH
GUTHRIE,
4008 Taliaferro, Tampa.
He said this vehicle
followed by he and Officer CLAYTON BRIGGS to the
residence of 206 W. Cayuga, Tampa, which was the residence
Of KENNETH LEON GUTHRIE, who is employed as an installer
for the General Telephone Company of Florida.
Since subject was last reported on the night of
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SOC SEC NUM
JEK Act 6 (3)
416-54-2948
JFK Act 6 (3)
579-40-4377
220-36-0563
132-14-2717
JFK Act 6(3)
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
BURFORD, JUDITH R
CHAMPION, OLIVER U
RESEARCH ATTORNEY
CONZELMAN, JAMES K
COOPER, CYNTHIA SUE
DOCUMENTS CONTROL CLERK
DEPUTY CHIEF COUNSEL
CROSS, WILLIAM H
CULLINGS, JEROME A
DALY, MARTIN
DAY, CLARENCE J
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
DINNEEN, EILEEN GAIL
NW 55923 DocId: 32269622 Page 1
DATE
07/08/78
REPORT ID
001.00.00
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PAYROLL CERTIFICATION
ACCOUNTING PERIOD 06/01/78 TO 06/30/78
OFFICE
83000 SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
TYPE ALLOWANCE
SUM
SALARY LIMITS: MIN
1.200.00 MAX 47,500.00
EMPLOYEE, NAME
POSITION NO. AND JOB TITLE
ADRINE, RONALD
AKERS, JEREMY RAY
SENIOR COUNSEL
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
BASTERI, JOSEPH U
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
BEESON, PETER G
BERK, CHARLES M
SENIOR RESEARCHER
BERLOW, LISA M
RESEARCHER
BERNING, ELIZABETH L
CHIEF CLERK
BILLINGS, RICHARD N
EDITORIAL CHIEF
BLACKMER, S JONATHAN
BLAKEY, G ROBERT
CHIEF COUNSEL AND DIRECTOR
STAFF COUNSEL
ANNUAL
SALARY
27, 000.00/
28, 000.00
GROSS
PAY
EARNED/
1,950.00
2,333.33"
PERIOD
FROM
TO
REMARKS
06-05-7806-30-78 APPOINTMENT
06-05-78
06-01-7806-30-78
24,000.00
24,000.00/
30. 000.00
2.000.00
06-01-78
06-30-78
2, 000.00
06-01-7806-30-78
18,000.00
15,000.00
23,600.00
30, 000.00
25,700.00
47, 500.00
30, 000.00
16, 000.00
24,000.00
14,000.00
12,000.00
18,000.00
16,100.00
14,000.00
44,500.00
17,500.00
24,000.00
24, 000.00
24,000.00
16,100.00
2,500.00
06-01-78
06-30-78
1,500.00
06-01-78
06-30-78
1,250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,966.67'
06-01-7806-30-78
2.500.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2,141.61
06-01-7806-30-78
3,958.3
06-01-7806-30-78
2,500.00
06-01-78 06-30-78
1,333.33' 06-01-78 06-30-78 P/R CHANGE--06-01-78'
2. 000.00: 06-01-7806-30-78
1,166.67: 06-01-78 06-30-78
1, 000.00+ 06-01-7806-30-78
1,500.00 + 06-01-7806-30-78
1,349.671 06-01-7806-30-78
1, 166.671 06-01-78 06-30-78
3, 708.33 06-01-7806-30-78
1,458.33 / 06-01-78 06-30-78
2, 000.00- 06-01-7806-30-78
2.000.00 06-01-78 06-30-78
: 2.000.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1.341.67 06-01-78-06-30-78 P/R CHANGE-06-01-78
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SOC SEC NUM
JFK Act 6(3)
578-32-6132
DATE
07/08/78
REPORT ID 001.00.00
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PAYROLL CERTIFICATION
ACCOUNTING PERIOD 06/01/78 TO 06/30/78
OFFICE 83000 SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
TYPE ALLOWANCE
LUMP SUM
SALARY LIMITS: MIN
EMPLOYEE NAME
POSITION NO. AND JOB TITLE
DOWNEY, JANE LIND
RESEARCHER
EAGLE, MARJORIE A
EBERHARDT, MICHAEL C
ASST DEPUTY CHIEF COUNSEL
ECCLES, FRANK L
INVESTIGATOR
EMANUEL, CARYL M
EVANS, EDWARD M
CHIEF INVESTIGATOR-KING
JFK Act 6 (3)
EWING, MICHAEL
SENIOR RESEARCHER
FEELEY, ELIZABETH C
DOCUMENT. CLERK
FENTON, CLIFFORD A, UR .
CHIEF INVESTIGATOR
FLANAGAN,T MARK
RESEARCHER
FONZI, GAETON U
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
299-50-7438
GENZMAN, ROBERT W
RESEARCHER
GODFREY, JANE E
JEK Act 6 (3)
OFFICE MANAGER
GOLDSMITH, MICHAEL.
STAFF COUNSEL
082-14-2877
GONZALES, ALBERT
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
GREEN, CHARLOTTE A
SUMMER INTERN
GRIMES, MARY SUSAN
RESEARCHER
HACK, ALFRED S
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
HAMILTON, GERALD P
DEPUTY CHIEF RESEARCHER
HARDWAY, DAN L
RESEARCHER
JEK Act 6 (3)
HAUSMAN, ALAN B
STAFF COUNSEL
HESS, JACQUELINE
DEPUTY CHIE RESEARCHER
HINGLE, LOUIS H
• OFFICE MGR-KENNEDY SUBC
HORNBECK, JOHN W
• STAFF COUNSEL
HOWARTH, THOMAS
BUDGET OFFICER
NW 55923 Doord: 32269622 Page 2
ANNUAL
SALARY
18,000.00
15,000.00
36,400.00
24, 000.00
16.000.00
38,500.00
18,000.00
14.000.00
38, 500.00
1,200.00 MAX 47,500.00
GROSS PAY
EARNED
1,500.000
15, 000.00
32,100.00
25,700.00
17,100.00
32,000.00
24, 000.00
6. 240.00
21, 000.00
24,000.00
27,800.00
15. 000.00
32.000.00
27,800.00
17,100.00
34. 000.00
41. 200.00
1,250.00
3,033.33
2, 000.00
1,333.33
3,208.33
1,500.00
1,166.67'
3,208.33
1,250.00
2.675.00
2,141.67
1,425.00
2,666.67
2,000.00.
520.00
1,750.000
2,000.00
2,316.67
1,250.00
2,666.67
2,316.67'
1.425.00
2,833.33
3,433.33
PERIOD
FROM
TO
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-78-06-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-78
06-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-08-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
0601-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
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PAGE
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1.200.00 MAX 47,500.00
PERIOD
REMARKS
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-78 06-30-78 P/R CHANGE--06-01-78
TERMINATED
05-31-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
1,500.00 / 06-01-7806-30-78
2.000.00/ 06-01-78 06-30-78
3,166.67: 06-01-7806-30-78
2,250.00/ 06-01-78 06-30-78
1,425.00/ 06-01-78 06-30-78
1,791.67' 06-01-78 06-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
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SOC SEC NUM
JEK Act 6 (3)
508-22-0421
JEK Act 6 (3)
227-18-5345
JEK Act 6 (3)
245-56-4327
JFK Act 6 (3)
NW 55923
DATE
07/08/78
REPORT ID D01.00.00
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PAYROLL CERTIFICATION
ACCOUNTING PERIOD 06/01/78 TO 06/30/78
OFFICE
TYPE ALLOWANCE
83000 SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
LUMP SUM
SALARY LIMITS: MIN
EMPLOYEE NAME
POSITION NO. AND JOB TITLE
MORRISON, ROBERT C
DIRECTOR OF SECURITY
• MOSLEY, BARBARA L
TYPIST/SECRETARY
NORRIS, ELIZABETH BROWN
OPPENBERG, GALE LYNN
RESEARCH ATTORNEY
ORR, PATRICIA M
ORR, PHOEBE CURTIS
PALMER, ELIZABETH J
RESEARCHER/DOCUMENT CLERK
PURDY, DONALD A, UR
REEVES, FLOYD L
RESNICK, GINA I
DOCUMENT CLERK
RIFE, REBECCA A
RISINGER, MARLIN, III
RESEARCHER
ROBINSON, BARBARA U
RESEARCHER
ROSE, HAROLD A
ROSS, IDA JANE
ADM SECTY/RECEPTIONIST
SACCO, THOMAS W
SCHULTZ, NANCY P
SELLECK, ELIZABETHK
SHAPIRO, HOWARD L
SISSON, BETTY LOU
SMITH, BEVERLY
CLERK TYPIST.
SMITH, CONSTANCE C
SMITH, JOHANNA LYNN
DOCUMENT CLERK
SPEISER, MARK A
STAFF COUNSEL
STRICKLAND, ANN LYON
ANNUAL
SALARY
22,500.00
15.000.00
15, 000.00
18.000.00
18.700.00
16.100.00
18.000.00
30.000.00
24, 000.00
14,000.000
13,500.00
15, 000.00
15, 000.00
24, 000.00
21,400.00
18, 000.00
1.200.00 MAX 47,500.00
GROSS PAY
PERIOD
EARNED/
FROM
TO
1,875.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,250.00/
06-01-7806-30-78
1, 250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1.500.00€
06-01-7806-30-78
1,558.33
06-01-7806-30-78
1, 341.67
06-01-7806-30-78
1,500.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2,500.00- 06-01-78 06-30-78
15, 500.00
16, 000.00
18, 000.00
14,000.00
11,500.00
13,500.00
15,000.00
32, 000.00
15,000.00/
2.000.00
1,166.67'
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
1,125.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1, 250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2, 000.00
1,783.33
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-30-78
1,500.00
1.291.67'
06-01-7806-30-78
1. 333.331
06-01-7806-30-78
1.500.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,166.67'
06-01-7806-30-78
958.33
06-01-78 06-30-78
1,125.00^
06-01-78 06-30-78
1,250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2,666.67
791.67
06-01-7806-30-78
06-01-7806-19-78 TERMINATED
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REMARKS
06-19-78
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## Page 5
SOC SEC NUM
JEK Act 6 (3)
260-40-7319
JFK Act 6 (3)
113-18-5784
DATE
07/08/78
REPORT ID
001.00.00
U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
PAYROLL CERTIFICATION
ACCOUNTING PERIOD 06/01/78 T0 06/30/78
OFFICE
83000 SELECT COMMITTEE ON ASSASSINATIONS
TYPE ALLOWANCE
LUMP SUM
SALARY LIMITS: MIN
1.200.00 MAX 47,500.00
EMPLOYEE NAME
POSITION NO. AND JOB TITLE
SVENDSEN, LANCE W
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
TAYLOR, ANN FURNALD
RESEARCHER
THOMAS, JOSEPH A
STAFF
INVESTIGATOR
TRIPLETT WILLIAM K
STAFF COUNSEL
WAGNER, OLIVE E
STAFF ASSISTANT
WALKER, ROBERT U
STAFF
INVESTIGATOR
WAXMAN, MEL
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
WEBB, DEAN B
RESEARCH ATTORNEY
WEBB, WILLIAM A
STAFF COUNSEL
WELBURN, BRENDA L
RESEARCHER
WILANDER, ANNE PAUL
STAFF ASSISTANT
WILLS,MARION H
ASSISTANT CHIEF CLERK
WIZELMAN, LESLIE H
RESEARCHER
WOLF, ELIZABETH ANN
RESEARCHER
WOLF, JAMES LERER
DEP CHIEF COUNSEL, LEGAL UNIT
WRASE, RICHARD C
STAFF INVESTIGATOR
GROSS PAY
EARNED
1, 000.00
PERIOD
ANNUAL
SALARY
12, 000.00
19,300.00
24,000.00.
30, 000.00
15, 000.00
24,000.00
24,000.00
18,000.00
30,000.00
15, 000.00
16, 000.00
20, 900.00
15, 000.00
16,100.00
38,500.00
24,000.00 /
FROM
TO
06-01-7806-30-78
1, 608.33
06-01-7806-30-78
2,000.00
06-01-78 06-30-78
2,500.00
06-01-78 06-30-78
1,250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2,000.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2.000.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,500.00
06-01-7806-30-78
2,500.00 / 06-01-78 06-30-78
1.250.00/
06-01-7806-30-78
1, 333,33/ 06-01-7806-30-78
1,741.67 06-01-78 06-30-78
1, 250.00
06-01-7806-30-78
1,341.67
06-01-7806-30-78
3,208.33.
+06-01-1806-30-18
:2,000.00
06-01-78-06-30-78
•
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REMARKS
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GLISSIFIED RESSAGE
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VOULD APPRECIATE DETAILS ON HONIO)I NAME HAS COME INTO CONVER-
SATION IN VARIOUS MEETS WITH AMLASH 3, [UNSNAFU 9 AND ESPINOSA.
FLS ADVISE™
02
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BO ANY INDICATION VINES I TARGET OF MALIGNRENT.
C. WHAT WAS PRELUDE TO MENTIGN LO) I NAME.
WHAT WAS TONE USED IN MENTIONINGIO) I NAME.
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09 08 ã022rabor Se 2904
Sortenber 15, 196% thore vere 48 indielduale portsosputino La tre VocatIons
Rosavilitation procon for dioablod monooro of Cho "ucigado 2504" Tooy vores
otudying barberiaz al tho Minal Barbor Collago
atudying ai sonditioning le roirigertion at Isndary lopierno
atydylag diool mohanto at Lindaoy Hopkiso
atudying nooounting & booktorning
at
Jones Duolooin
collego
studing architeotural drafting at lindooy Hopkana
atudying annil olestrieni applianoe sopalr at Gooduli Ladustria
amall aloperleal apolianoo repals at
shoe repair at
ma:mbly work at
mosenbly work at
ball cinetrical apollanco ropalr ne
upholetering
enall alootricul applianeo ropalt ne
atudying advertioing & display art at Lindooy Hosiine
otudylog
noonoay at the Univoraity of Klaal
studying Induetriad nginooring at the Unir rolty of ManI
studying operation of a erano al the lationai tabool of Conotretton
1n Indiana
studying saton ropalr at lindsey Hopola
atudying Poat Graduato Cource for Latin Anerican Enyaleiszo at tha
Dalvarolty os tilant 50b00l os Xedlo1na
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S0jte 15, 1984
study'set tadlo d TV ropalr at as
sectronion Bebool
Birdyla for wouldni dridict ni dire disabad inchest pen Hidinal
doodotonto 1a 111601
atidyang biuo print roading l pationts di linduoy dosile
cho follows 9 fedividuala sill be ontoring thoir voontloan? studlos ta the Banuary
They are provontly tailn: furthor tratning in inziia na thoy voro not ablo te
- Tüchno Doiding Improvenont l Prochlat kath at Lindaoy soplea
1n projaration: for hla schooling at fits ¿lootronica Goboedo.
- Tasing Intonairo diglion at Limoog Hopklia la preparation for bla
Al conditsuring and sufrigoration couroe.
•Talins Roadias Improvonent and linglish doth at Lindoey Hopkine and tho
malloh linnuino contor in preparation for la cohooling at siro lee
tronico schuod.
- Thing loading Improvemont & Pre-hich Nata at lindney Moraton In
proparntion for his ochooling at RLis ilestronion Gchool.
- Tastro loading Clailo and Intonolvo luchias la preparacion for ste
sochandoal Drafting at lindooy lopilna.
• Taking gilod Granu, Ilotory, Govorment and Heading Inproveront 1n
proparation for Dillo Juntos Colloge.
• Taking Reading Inprovount and inchiuh both at Lindoey lopilno and the
Inglus Inugungo Contor in proparation for Ariation Moohanio.
• Tallue Roading Inprorment und inglich both at lladony llopiino and the
Fellah lauguage contor In propurution for Diceel Hechanie.
« Taking Reuding In rovement and ingllah both at Linding Hopklan and the
Engilch Inngungo Contor in proparation for Diosal Hechon1o,
Tho following I Indirtivale aro belna hold li aboyanoe pondina medioal roleases
= rooutlonal obfootivo not determined
".to s0 into shoe repair ne Goodwill Induatrion
• to 5o into the Barber Collogo by October
FISCAL RIBOTT Di "DRIGADE 2506" RINDILTON
Coat of Suvicoal
Adatatutrativo Cooter
Honey Esponded =
$ 10,925.29
Personnal isponso = $ 1, 980-75
Koney Coanitiad but not'expended ° = $ 36.888.00 General 08SIc8 LApORAR = $ 252.64
• "onoy Coatted but not expended" lo mojoot to change due to dropped or added coura
and beanuoe nuthorizatione wore made (oubjoot to canoellation) for thone whome ultimate
rovational sonl vas reasonably fir.
7. s. snaiche
dordon De Saith, Councelos
Voontional rehablistation
CDS I enD
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DISPATCH
SECHEI
Chief of Itatiun, diexico City
Chlel of Base, Monterrey
FROAR
Deputy Calel, WH/SA
SUBJECT
Operational/ACOATIC/PLUMEN/AMUG
Transmittal al documents for iVANE-1
ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
FROCESSING
пітіт
DREY CALIFIED
J89072
ACTION REGUIRED: See para 2
REFERENCES:
A. DIH-21902, 18 May 1964
B. DIR-22666, 20 May 1964
1. Transmitted herewith are the cocuments rejulred by LIVANE-I to
nervice the AMMUG letter from his wife and the test letter from hierco
City. It is estimated that the A:!.:UG letter may reach General Delivery,
Monterrey, any time alter 7 June 1964.
2. KURIOT has requested that the documents be used for flash
Identification only in connection with the ArtwUG operation, At this time
Headquarters does not snow ll there will be additional AksiVG-1 traffle.
Therefore, the Monterrey Base should retain the documentation until
Headquarters requests that it be returned.
CHESTEE D. DADOLD
Altachpents: Herewith
Aro
B.
Distribution:
Orig. & 1 - CUE/PiaxlCo City, W/atts
1- Cos/Montorrey, wo/atts
, CROSS REFERENCE TO
CLASSIFICATTON
SECRETI
C+FICE
EKALCI
VH/SA/CI
TriTSA/BOB
PC/NH/SA
=x"E
CATE TYPED
28 May 64
DISPATUM SYMDOL AND NUNISER
HM:14-12644
NEADQURETERS FILE NUMSER
201-749651
BERTING
LADINATH
DATE DESPATCHED
Internal Dist.
I-WHI/SA/CI
1- WH/SA/ESEC
I-RID
1-IVE/3
, EXT
9421
z/pV
•Eruce 3. Cheerer.
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Cuit
AB MEMO NO. 6891
28 say 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR : Chief, WH/SA/CI
ATTENTION
: 1I. Leonard Libby
SUBJECT
: Irensmittal of Nexican Documents, Case 4(63
REFERENCES
: A. DIR-20506, 11 May 1964
B. Iu2:I-9412,
12 May 1964
C. DIR-21089, 13 May 1964
D. MXI-9u62, 14 May 1964
E. MNTY-0851, 17 May 1964
F. DIR-21909, 18 May 1964
G. IWITY-0858, 21 lay 1964
1. Transmitted herewith are two reproduced Mexican documents
issued by ISD. as requested by your office in line with the above
references.
31
No. O215 1n the name
of Jaine Senchez Papo, are to be used only for flesh identification
or receipt of general delivery mail in Monterrey, Mexico.
They should
e returned to ISD after use
receipt presse sten end return one copy of the enclosed autientication
CHIES, TSD/AB
Attachment: 1 envi.
As Stated
Distribution:
Orig & 1 - Addressee
3 ind
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PERSONAL RECORO QUESTIONNAIRE
PART 11 - OPERATIONAL INFORMATION
TRUCTIOES TO CASE OFFICLE
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€КУРТОВТИ
APCALL1
SECTION
COBTACT AND DEVELOPHERT
.
INDICATA MOO, IMRO, DUIDE. ONY. ANO BT 1NSU SUBJICT DAS FINSI COOTO-TEO ЗA
Douglas jo FREAPANE was introduced to Subject in February 1959 by AMOLRETTE-9
In Havana to provide FRIAFANE vith firat-band Inforsation concerning the post
revolutionay high level labor astivities and to aid In the development of
Project ANCAlla
INDICATA OHEINER SUDJEET
COULO NE PUAATO DUER OLIOAST ANO IN A SEGURE DANHLA TO ANY DISSDOSIDLR CASE OTFICCA
808
MAd Dá l #6.
18 BO. INDICATE TO TNON.
Subject can be turned over to another lase Offleer guickly and in a secure
manner providing he bears credentlals of sichippiß and i8 able te speak
Spanisbe
Ideally, the case officer should be introduced to subjoct by
AYOURETTE %
•BEEA BRORA CASE OFPACCAS DUO MATE MANDEED SUAITES OR ONDO NE EADAS OR MAS EROVAO. GIGE DANES DN PNION THEY MAVE
FREAPANE belleves that sereral Case Officers have handled A'CAIi-1 ln the past,
one of which nay have been fent GALIPCOS, but IPPAPANE isn't mure on thie
point because no records seen to eriat corering the subject.
1omt s:
ileos 200-2758444804
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SECTICH
SECRET
NOTIVATIOR ARE CORT
Spaco. De
*an & de
Subject's notivation la tied up in his religious convictions.
He ta a trained,
militant Roman Catholle whose repeated, outspoken pronouncemente against
Commisa in the Cuban Intos sovement are a matter of recordo
WHAT CONTaOL.
OVER THE SURVECR. (Al no comteel. os il there
Control of ANCAll 1 1e through ANOURSTTE"9 who has bean his "spiritual advisor
for many Jours• FRAPANE has teen able to build up some additional contral on
the basis of personal friendabife Because Subject has been long accustomed
to entrene poverty, money 15 liselesa as a control factor.
SECTION 111
COVER
COVER USEO DY BUBJECT AND CASE DEFICER IN UNEIA MEETINGS.
The Case Officer noets with Subject as a representative of JHCLIPPER.
Y. COVER USEO DY SUBJECE IN OSTAINIAS NIS INFORMATION AND IN CONTACTING NIS INFORMATS.
Not applicable at present
D. INDICATE SERVICE FOR NICH SURGET THIMKS ME (Kill Dorh) (l= vortine).
JHCLIPPER
SECTION 1V
INTELLIGEACE CONMECTIONS AND TRAINING
1. EXPIRIO SUBJICT•S ANONA PAST OR PRESENT COCTICTION MITH ANY OTHER INTELLIGEACE SAVICE, INDICATE THE EXTENT
SUCH CONMECTION IS ANDEN OVERTLY.
Not applicable.
A- LIS8 OTNEE INDIVIDUAL? (ALeRTO, POlARiNER, lODONdO) NO ANON OF SUBJECT'S PRESENT INTCLLICRACE ACTIVITIES.
AMOURETTE 9, AMOUREFTE-11 and ANCALI? MOON Of ANALL-l's relationship with
JHCLIPPER®
=- EXPLAIN ANY TRAIMING SUBJECT HAS MAD IN CLANCESTINE OPERATIONS.
Hone.
However, Subject worked in clandestine agitation and propaganda work
against President SATISTA for two years before being captured and extled.
SECTION V
COLLABORATION POTENTIAL
" ASSOCATE ONSE FOREIO PORER SUBJECT DOULD BE MOSE LINELY TO COALAOORATE BITH DECAUSE OF MIS IOROLOGY OR PAST
The Vatican, If this Ia considered a foraign power, because of the fact that
Subject la a militant Catholie.
SECRET
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SECRET
SECT 100 NỊ
OPERATICOA
- CONTACT
SUMARES MOS DILO USCO OR CONTACISO ESTORE, INDICATE ACTIVATE 10S
GAS BURNISARD.
SubJect has heed in a lo on pet, Conde the at Labor movement
and has provided information on politely
INDICATE MON AND BACH MION SUBJECT DETAINS INFORMATIO.
Subject has many friendships anong labor leaders, workers and people in the loves
econonde classes as vell as frienda in revolutionary political cireles.
no iriend in the Comnist Party Information Iron these ITiends 18 obtaine
brough erdinary conversation
INDICATE UNAT MAS BEIR TOLO SUBJECT AS 1O
THE DISPOSITION DS INTOPOAIION MN OLENESNES.
Information given FREAPANE by Subject 1a ostensibly sent to MCLIPPIR in PBPRIM:
vie a courier system.
DEYALL SUBJECT'S
TIDE USE ON DUTIES.
S, DETAIL BUBJECT-S PROPOSEO PR-PA TYPE USE ON DUTIES.
Subject in currently being used to prepare propaganda and in the organisation and
activation of the AlCAll organization.
Subject, under certain circustances, night be used in subversive activities
againat the Cuban goverent in the flalds of labor agitation and propaganda.
SECTION VII
PROPOSED LIAISON OR OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY
ORTAIL SUBJECT'S PROPOSCO AALISA TYRE SONTASI DO OPERALIOMAL ISS:
A. THERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF & YOMEIEN GONENMEN!!
Not applicable
8. THERE SUBJECT IS AN OFFICIAL MENDER OF AN ODYOKE AGENCY.
Not applicable
SECTION VIDI
AGENCY PELATIONSMIP WITH SUBJECT
"PERSON NATURE TO SUNSE RELATIONINIE BITH SURVECTO P.R, TRAINEE, OPPOSITE NUMBER DENNERATION, 1E DOYE AGENCY
Subject is paid a salary of $200,00 a month, ostensibly by JiCITPPER.
SECRÈT
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SECTIGE IX
INDICATE SPEC
FOR OTHER OPERATIONS.
OILS ASIO
SECRET
QUALIFICATIONS FOR GINER OPERATIONS
AGILITIES, TALENTS, ON CUALITIGATIINO POSSESSIO MY SUBJECT MNICH COULO CONCEIVARLY DE OF VALUE
Subject 1la an excellent all-around propagandist and orator.
SECTION
CONNI THE TS
IT IS PROPOSES TO PAY BUBJECT A REGULAN SALARY.
INDICATE THE DERALY AIDUE.
COSMODITIES, SUBSIDE ON OTHER METHOD, SPECIFY AND GIVE DETAILS.
MADE 8M ENCHANGI
Subject receives a salary of $200.00 a nanth.
OTHERNISE NOT COVERED MEREIN, MADE TO SUBJECT. (ESAUDIO: Com
None.
SECTION XI
CE AND SECURITY
• INDICATE THE FIELO AGENCIES AND FIELO SIDES MITH INIE SUBECT'S MANE HAS DEEN CHEEXED AND THE RESULTS.
Local aYORk with negative tracea.
INDICATE OTHER INVESTEGATIVE MEASUHIS TAREA TO VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL IGFORNATION PUERISHEO BY SUBJECT.
INDICATE THETHER OR NOT PROVISIONAL
OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OFERATIGNAL AP.
4. DATE APPROVAL OBTAINCO
PROYAL FOR SUBJECT'S USE HAS BEEN PREVIQUELY OBTAINEO.
No
SO EVALUATE SUBJECT'S CHARACTER.
REL
BILITY RAD SECURITY, CITISE EVIDENCE MIERE POSSIBLE.
Subject is very frank and has proved more reliable than any other agent handled
by FREAPANE in Cuba. Security has been good if for no other reason than the
fact that Subject would be endangered 11 his relations with JYCLIPPER were
revealed. Subject has demonstrated extreme courage on various occasions,
disregarding censure by the CASTRO and BATISTA goverments, the Coumnisto, ete.
#- ESPLAIN ANY SITUATION OR INDISCRETIDN IN SHICH SUBJECT MAY HAVE BEEN INVOLVED SMICH NUST BE EVALUATED FROM A
CE/OPERATIONAL SECURITY VIESPOINT.
Although Subject was once refused a visa fram ODACID and was insulted by Serafino
RONUALDI, he actively worked for the establishrent of good relations between the
CIC and ORIT and has frequently spoken in favor of "people's capitalion" as
pronoted by 9u101ase
SECTION X11
1. USE OF LIQUOR, DRUGSI CANBINE. PARMOURS.
SUBJECT'S PERSONAL HABITS
one®
• 1!
SECRET
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14-00000
SECR
SECTION XIAT
AYOCATIONAL
UNRESTS
B• INDICATE SUOJECT'S NORMIES ON INTEREST IN SPORTS.
Avocational Intereste uninow.
SECTION XIV
GENERAL
INDICATE UNETHER SUBJECT'S LANGUAGE ABILITIES AND OTNEI CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SUCH AS ME COULO PASS AS A NATIVE
OF A COUNTRY ON RECIDE OTHER THAN NIS ON.
EXPLAIN.
Subject speaks good enough Spanish that he might pass as a laborer or middle class
type from any Latin American sation.
INDICATE NETHER INFORMATION
IN PHO PARTS A ANO 11 WAS ONTAINLO DY DESCANCH, CLANDESTINE ASSESSMENT. FILES.
COBDESPONDENCE ON OTHER MEAAS.
Information has been obtained by clandestine assessment, press files and conversationa
with Subject and other agents.
Personal data has been hard to obtain because Subject
hardly ever refers to his rather tragle fanily history and because of very infrequent
contacts.
" tee puta."
•THAN, "OUTINE SETION IS REQUIREO, IF AND THEM TERMIMATION OF SERUEET IS EI
TECTED, PLEASE EXPLAIN. (AlES
SECTION XY
DHERGENCY COMDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGENENTS
1O GIVE FULL DETAILS B.E, RECOGHITION SIGNALS, SINI INERE COULD CONTACT DE MADES MAT DORA FIDES COULD IMDIVIOUAL
BARRING CONTACT USEY
Contact in an emergency should be made through AYOiRETTE 9, or be could be approached
Le the Banco Continental of through other menbers of the Catholie hierarchy.
letter of introduction Iron J'CLTPPER would be sufficient bona fido.
SECTION KYI
MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONAL DATA AND REMARKS
3 Dis
DATE
I April 1960
i - SECRETS
201-275848
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date:
6/24/201
Agency Information
AGENCY :
RECORD NUMBER :
FBI
124-10221-10192
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 92-7195-1ST NR 9, 10, 11, 12, 13
Document Information
ORIGINATOR :
FROM:
TO :
TITLE:
FBI
SAC, SJ
DIRECTOR, FBI
DATE: 02/19/1965
PAGES:
31
SUBJECTS :
APR, ASSOC, RCK, RESERVATIONS, AMERICANA HOTEL,
INSTR, TRIAL, CONV AND SUBS EVENTS, MEETING, LCN,
REL, GAMBLING ACT, BKG, TRA
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS: 4
CURRENT STATUS : Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 01/23/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS: INC RGM, 3 RPT, MEMO, LHM
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FD-263 (Rev. 5-1-59)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
NEWARK
TITLE OF CASE
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
NEWARK
ANTHORY PROVENZANO, aka
DAJAN 1 8 1965
REPORT MADE BY
FRANK HI. DONNELLY
CHARACTER OF CASE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
10/27/65-1/10/66
AR
REFERENCES:
Report of SA FRANK H, DONNELLY dated 10/21/65,
at Newark.
Los Angeles airtels to Newark dated 10/28/65,
and 12/15/65.
Miaal sirtel to Newark dated 1/6/66.
ENCLOSURES
TO THE BUREAU
There is enclosed the original and a copy of a
letterhead memorandun characterizing
the informants used
In this report.
Case has beer:
Pending over one year
Yes
No;
Pending prosecution over six months /
- Yes / &/ No
APPROVED
COPIES MADE:
SPECIAL AGENT
IN CHARGE
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
92-1195-13
- Fureau (92-7195)
1 = USA, Newar
2 - Newark (92-1536)
12
JAN 18 1966
Dissemination Record of Attached Report
Agency
Request Recd.
CC. AAC, Castimal Divisioa,
Date Fwd.
Organized
Crime and Rackoteering
How File
Section, Boom 2524
da bonder
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NK 92-1536
ADMINISTRATIVE
It is realized that the period in this report
exceeds 45 days.
However, PROVENZANO's activities have
been followed in the
case entitled "CRIMINFIL, LOCAL 560,
IBT; AR"
, Newark 92-937, Bureau 92-5215, and "ANTHONY
PROVENZANO; WALTER A. DORN - VICTIM; AR; LMRA - IM"
Newark 92-732, Bureau 122-2557•
INFORMANTS
NK T-1 15 NK 2282-C.
NK T-2 is LA 4350-C.
NK T-3 is MM. 1044-C.
,LEAD
NEWARK
AT: NEWARK, N.J.:
Will maintain contact with
informants concerning PROVENZANO's activities.
B*
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FD-263 (Rev-5-1-59)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
NEWARK
TITLE OF CASE
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
NEWARK
ANTIBIY PROVENZANO, akA
DATE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
10/21/65
6/22/65 - 10/19/65
REPORT MADE BY
TYPED BY
FRANK H. DONNELLY
jac
CHARACTER OF CASE
AB
REFERENCES:
Kewark letter to Bureau dated 6/28/65.
Las Vegas airtel to Newark dated 7/29/65.
Las Vegas letter to Newark dated 9/23/65.
APPROVED
COPIES MADE:
ENCLOSURES:
TO THE BUREAU
There is enclosed the original and one copy of &
letterhead menorand characterizing the inforunt used in
this roport.
ADMINISTRATIVE:
It is realized that the parlod of this report is
extensive; however, this case vas placed in a pending
inactive status on 6/28/65.
It is further noted that information
concerning PROVENZANO's activities is also being reported in
SPECIAL AGENT
IN CHARGE
3 - Bureau (927195)
3 - Newark (92-1536)
DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
92-1195+12
REC. 75
OCT 22 1965
9
Notations
Agency
Request Recd.
Date Fwd.
How Fwd.
By
1 o to lo
57 Uủ1 6 6 1905
Dissemination Record of Attached Report
Organtzed
Ention, in
252
i Division,
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NK 92-1536
case entitled ANTHONY PROVENZANO, aka; WALTER A. DORN - VICTIM,
LURA
IN', NK 92-732, Bufile 92-5215.
It is also noted that no copy of this report is
being designated for the USA, Newark at this time.
An
extra copy is being placed in the tile in the event that
dissemination is made to USA; Newark, at a later date.
NK 2461-C* Stated that on 7/8/65, PROVENZANO had
a meeting at the Essex House Hotel in Newark with JOHN
LARD TERE, aka Johnny Coke; JOSEPH PECORA, aka Joe Pecks
and CHRIS FRANZBLAU, COrmerAUSA in Newarl and presently legal
counsel for Local 560, International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
INFORMANT:
NK T-1 IS HAROLD KONIGSBERG.
LEAD :
NEWARK
At Newark, New Jersey.
Will maintain contact with
informants concerning PROVENZANO's activity.
B#
Cover Page
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NK 92-1536
PROVENZANO stated that if CASTELLITO was
successfully done away with, the individuals involved
would share in a quarter of a million dollars which would
be obtained from labor contracts.
In addition, he
promised
BRIGUGLIO a business agent's job in Local 560.
Nothing was done in the matter for several months,
according
to the informant; and PROVENZANO called another
meeting in his office at which he told those individuals:
that his trial in the DORN matter was coming, up and the
contract should be handled before the triat started.
According to the informant, the first attempt
to kill CASTELLITO at his home did not succeed because
CASTELLITO's wife and children were in the house at that
The informant stated that a short time later,
CASTELLITO was lured to his sonner home In Upstate Newayork
where he was finally choked
to death by BRIGUGLIO and
CINNO.
On June 10g
1965, NK T-1 further advised that
ARMAND FAUGNO waS
the driver of the murder car when WAlTER
GLOCKER was shot to death in Hoboken, New Jersey, on May 24,
1963•
Informant stated that his murder was ordered by
PROVENZANO because he felt that GLOCKNER would be called
as a witness against him in the DORN case.
Informant stated that before GLOCKNER was killed
PROVENZANO had ordered a "bit" on GEORGE PHILLIPS and also
On RAY CARNEY, but later called off the hits.
It is noted that GLockeR,
before his death, was a
member of the "Green Ticket" which faction in Local 560 is
in opposition to PROVENZANO.
It is also noted that GEORGE
PHILLIPS and RAY CARNEY are members of the opposing faction.
Legitimate Activity
By commulication dated July 29,
1965,
the las Vegas
Office advised that BILL CARTER, Las Vegas Teamsters President,
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FD-263 (Rev. S-1-59)
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
REPORTING OFFICE
NEWARK
OFFICE OF ORIGIN
NEWARK
TITLE OF CASE
ANTHONY
PROVENZANO, aka.
DATE
4/24/65
REPORT MADE BY
FRANK H. DONNELLY
CHARACTER OF CASE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
3/2-4/5/65
AR
TYPED BY
lmd
REFERENCE: San
Juan teletype to the Director and Newark, 2/19/65.
P
ENCLOSURES:
TO THE BUREAU
ADMINISTRATIVE:
Two copies of a letterhead memo characterizing informants.
It is realized that certain dates in the details
of this report are prior to the period. This case was
maintained in a closed status for the time, and the information
being reported now is for the purpose of bringing this file
to date.
In addition, it is to be noted that PROVENZANO's
activities are also being reported in Newark file 92-937,
.3-Bureau (92-7195)
1-USA,
Newark
2-Newark
(92-1536)
92. 9175-10
2 APR 28 1965
47
DISSEMINATION RECORD OF ATTACHED REPORT
AGENCY
REQUEST RECRi
d00 A trinil Divinians.
HOW 35.6 WAY ANGE
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SIAT-SECT.,
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
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However, SALVATORE PROVENZANO is apparently not a member of
the Cosa Nostra while SALVATORE BRIGUGLIO is.
on 12/9/64, informant stated that GENE CATENA
has issued instructions to all members of his family who
had anything to do with IBT matters to cooperate fully
with ANTHONY PROVENZANO.
Informant further advised that
PROVENZA NO was very upset with JAmes R. HOrAin any support
the International
President of IBT, because HOFFA did not give
during the trial
and attended no teamster's functions in
New Jersey since PROVENZANO's conviction.
instructed PROVENZANO to send out an order directing all
IBT Locals in New Jersey to leave all union organizing in
Port Newark to the International Longshoremen's Association
(ILA) • In addition, PROVENZANO assured CATENA that the ILA
is welcome to organize any company in the Port Newark area
that is currently represented by the IBT.
On 2/8/65, informant'
advised that GERARDO CATENA
met with PROVENZANO
a few days before that date.
PROVENZANO
had apparently issued two conflicting IBT charters, one of
which
was to ROSARIO MOGAVERO, a close friend of CATENA.
At this meeting CATENA made it plain to PROVENZANO that
MOGAVERO was not to be harmed financially in any way.
not 20 be hard
INFORMANTS:
T-1 NK 2381-C-TE
T-2 NK 2080-C
T-3 Former PCI, JOHN LEARY
T:4 NK 2335-C
T-S PCI BERT. BIGELOW
T-6 SJ 549-C
LEADS:
NEWARK
AT NEWARK, N.J.
Will maintain contact with
informants concerning PROVENZANO's activities.
C*
COVER PAGE
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• AIRGRAM
DECODED COPY
CABLEGRAM X* RADIO
TELETYPE
Tolson
Belmont-
Mohr
De Loach
Casper
Callahan.
Conrad
Felt
Gale
Rosen
Sullivan
Tavel
Trotter
Tele. Room
Holmes
Gandy
R-63
URGENT 2-19-65
TO DIRECTOR (92-7195)
FROM SAN JUAN
191450
AND NEWARK (92-1536)
ANTHONY PROVENZANO, AKA, AR.
RE NEWARK REPORT SA FRANK M. DONNELLY MAY 28 LAST.
SJ 549-C ADVISED FEBRUARY 19 INSTANT THAT PROVENZANO
AND JAMES RIDOLE HOFFA HAVE MADE TENTATIVE ARRANGEMENTS
TO BE AT THE AMERICANA HOTEL, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO DURING
THE LATTER PART OF FEBRUARY THIS YEAR, AND HAVE REQUESTED
• THREE SUITES. SAN JUAN WILL ATTEMPT TO VERIFY DEFINITE
RESERVATIONS.
NEWARK ADVISE WHAT COVERAGE, IF ANY, IS
DESIRED. PENDING.
RECEIVED: 10:37 AM
MMC
92-7195
NOT RECORDED
100 FEB 25 1965
Zie 92-7195
n. to A
Backthis
RELAYEDETO NEWARK
101: 250 6a2
ORIGINAL FILED IN
If he intellince commuined in the abrue me dare is tu he disseminated inside the Burse, it is dustested, insan
paraphrased in order to protect the Bureau's cryptographic systems.
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10 March 1965
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
BASIC BIOGRAPHICAL, DATA
Allas:
"VICTOR"
i do not know this person personally, I only know that be
& the administrator of Section iAl, by reference
Barney Illdaigo
WH/C/RR/os
C/SH/C/RR/Os
Distribution:
2- AMMUG/1 Proddeti on
1- Lots
1- Mary/Bernice
Diasy sinner
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
11/8/44
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29217
25th December, 1962
SECRET
MS 2426
HUNGARY /CUBA
REPORT. No.
19-115
Subject:
The Cuban Embassy in BUDAPEST.
Date of Information: 30th November, 1962.
Source: Reliable.
1.
2.
Cuban diplomatic personnel in BUDAPEST are at present
given conspicuously preferential treatment by the Hungarian
government and Party authorities. Besides being taken on
frequent tours of the capital and countryside, they receive
extensive assistance in finding accommodation and every
effort is made to make them feel comfortable.
According to the Cuban Ambassador, Pino MACHADO - a
young man who does not appear to be particularly sophisti-
cated - he and his staff are attending with great enthusiasm,
lectures on Party doing are military iratructio The
Arpad PAP, the brother of the Minister of the Interior who
holds some position with the Secret Service.
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A. VARGAS. M. D.
DIS RAFT AT AVENUE
MIALEAH. FLORIDA
MONE 600.8408
Copy of Elscharge susary of l
This 36 year old lite nale was admitted to the hospital beçause
of secondary
Gnon1a.
In Docember of 1965 ho had a cystectory for
carcinona ot the bladder.
Ine ureters were then transplanted into
the.roctua.to'torm a nou blodder..
The bonol mas cut off above this
point,
the sigmold was frod.llzed and brought down antorior to what
Bould
be the new bladder possing it through the anal sphincter so
that in effect he had a nor anua placed anterior to the ner bladder.
The new bladdor has as its soint of exit what had been phystological
Inis surgery was done by Dis. Pubin, Winton and Needell.
Approximately one week or 10 daja later he
developed a mass in the
risht lover quadrant and
I sas called to sec him and the mass in the
richt lover quadrant ass diagnosed as pericecal abocess and 1t vas
opened and drainod.
the mess subsided and this situation clared.
up completely.
Approximately Is monthe prior to this last
hospitalization, he ras resdal-ted to Jackson Memorial Mosolial
because he was passing sone blood through the new rectum and ho
had had a drop in lisb.
Ee also developed numerous perianal fistulae
and he was sassing gas and leces through the fistulous openings as
seld as throuch the ponis. I ves arain called and elected to do
a transverse colostomy to cicar up these flatulas.
This was done
and the colostony nas functioning perfectly.
It has resulted in
the drying up of all the perineal flotulae.
The patlent came
to
ny offico the day. before ad ission to the hospital and on this
occcsion.he conplained. of botra nauseated and not being able to
leop anything on his stonach and of feeling very roak.
He wag
very pale.
Els Hib. done In the office was read as 455.
He was
then admitted to Hialeah Sosoltal and a G.I. geries revealed the
c•istence oi a duodenal ulcer:
All other studies were essentially
negative other than the persiotence of a fistula between the new
rectum and the penis.
Sinco aduisgion to the hospital he has
received transfusions and has been placed on diet and medication.
He has improved renarkably, feels very well now and la being
discharged to be followed in the offico.
A. Vargas, H.D.
UNDATED: Received fron
FILE:
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file
9-124-25/5-2
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1 UPON RECEIPT REF WAVE ECAN IMPLEMENTATION PROP LINE RECOSMENDED
SY HOS• HAD PLANNED SURFACE THIS PROP LINE CIRCA 1999 HOURS 27 JAN AS
THIS EARLIET RADIO TIME TO WHICH WAVE ASSETS COULD GAIN ACCESS.
MOVEVER, FAST MOVING EVENTS DURING 27 JAN OVER TOOK REF GUIDANCE IN
GANNER WHICH AFFECTED POTH FEASIPILITY AND CREDITABILITY I REF CUIDANCE.
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PRIMARY FACTORS WHICH AFFECTED FEASIPILITY OF IMPLEMENTING REF VERE:
A. 27 JAN MID DAY SURFACING SY RADIO HAVANA OF GUTIERREZ"
CONFESSI CH WHICH INDICATED HE TELLING ALL TO INCLUDE DESCRIPTICI HIS
OPS BASES DOMINICAN REPU LIC AND BAHAMAS AND WAS IDENTIFYING ALL
MEMSERS HIS GROUP LOCATED DR PLUS IDENTIFYING THOSE DR OFFICIALS WHO
KN OLEDGEA LE RE HIS OP OR FURNISHING LOGISITICAL SUPPORT.
6 3. SFNE OFFICIALS MIAMI, ACTING ON IMPLUSE RATHER THAN REASON,
LOLEASHED POORLY DESIGNED PROP EPLAY WHICH PLACED FLAME ON CUTIERREZ
RQLL-UP ON EETRAYAL BY ASSETS IN CUBA. THIS LINE OF REASONING COUNTERED
REF GUIDANCE PLUS CONTRI SUTED EFFECTIVELY TO UNDERMINING LONG ESTA SLISHED
701-269349
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IN 68552
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FIGHT CASTRO.
2. DUE THIS FAST MOVING PROP SITUATION, IT NECESSARY MAKE AD HOC
DECISIONS IN ORDER PUSH PROP THEMES WHICH DESIGNED TAKE STING OUT F
HAVANA EXPLOITATION GUTIERREZ ARREST. HAVE DEVELOPED FOLLOWING PROP
THEMES WHICH WILL BE BROADCAST STARTING 1839 HOURS 27 JANUARY:
A. MRP OR ALPHA 66 SPOKESMAN WILL ISSUE STATEMENT GUTIERREZ
WAS THEIR STAUNCH ALLY, SUT HE REPRESENTED ONLY SENE AND HAD NO
IN OLEDGE RE THEIR ASSETS IN CUBA: THUS, NO MATTER HOW GUTIERREZ
TORTURED, SECURITY OF MRP-ALPHA 66 COLLABORATORS IN CUSA WILL NOT FE
EFFECTED. SPOKESMAN WILL INDICATE STRUGGLE AGAINST CASTRO WILL CONTINUE
AND HE CONFIDENT THEIR CONTACTS WITHIN POLITICAL AND MILITARY
STRUCTURE OF CUBA WILL CONTINUE WACE CLANDESTINE WAR AGAINST CASTRO.
DO SENE SPOKESMAN WILL ASK FORMER SFNE MEMBERS WHO NO LONGER ACTIVE
BUT LIVE LAS VILLAS TO HONOR GUTIERREZ MENOYO BY WEARING SOME LACK
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING 31 JAN. SPOKESMAN WILL POINT OUT THERE NO PERSONAL
RISK INVOLVED THIS MANEUVER AS WEARING LACK TIE IS SYMBQLIC OF CRIEF
AND NOT PUNISHARE BY LAM. SPOKESMAN WILL POINT OUT SUCH ACTION
NECESSARY FOR MAINTANANCE SQIDARITY
C RESISTANCE FRONT AGAINST
•CASTRO.
C. SELECTED ASSETS WILL PLAY ICEPERG THEME, I.E. GUTIERREZ
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ONLY ONE OF MANY RESISTANCE LEADERS WHO NO ACTIVE CUPA. HIS CAPTURE
SiMFEï IDENTIFIES THAT ÈLEMENT OF ICE ERS WHICH ABOVE WATER; MOST
DANGEROUS PORTION OF ICE ERG OPVIOUSLY PEL ON WATERS SURFACE AND THIS
PORTI ON WILL BRING DOWN CASTRO TYRANNY. POINT WILL * MADE STRUGGLE
ACTINST CASTRO IS VAR SHICH CAN NOT SE WON WITHOUT SUFFERING
CASUALTIES.
Do HEAVY PLAY VILL SE GIVEN SENATOR SMATHERS". 26 JAN SPEECH RE
FACT CUBAN ARMY CONSPIRING A MINST CASTRO AND INTERNAL COUP D° ETAT
INEVITA SE. THIS THEME DESIGED TAKE SOME PROP PLAY AMAY FROM
GUTIERREZ ARREST •
3O AMLYRIC I CONTACTED ANDRES (NAZARIO SAPGN OF SENE MIDDAY 27
JAN AND ADVISED HIM SFNE SHOULD NOT PUSH PROP THEME THAT CUTIERREZ
BETRAYED SY INSIDE CONTACIS. AMLYRIC I THEN ASKED NAZARIO MAKE STAT?MENT
AL ONG LINES PARA 2 BO NAZARIO AGREED THIS WORTHWHILE SUT INDICATED
WOULD PREFER POSTPONE DECISION UNTIL COMPLETION OF EXECUTIVE SESSION OF
SENE, MRP AND ALPHA 6S LEADERS.
F.. 4à PARA 2 PROP THEMES FEING BROADCAST AS FQLOWS:
:: "A." AMLYRIC I WILL BROADCAST PARA 2 B THEME ON WRUL AT 1830
HOURS, 2030 HOURS AND 2230 HOURS 27 JAN.
BO AMCORE 2 WILL BROADCAST PARA 2 C THEME ON WMIE 1900 HOURS 27
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2 WILL STRESS IN HIS ICFPERR CINCEPT THAT HIS SENTINELS OF LIFERTY
CONTINÚE CONSPIRE WITHIN CUSA AND THEIR CONTACTS AMONG GOVERNMENTAL
MILITARY AND SECURITY OFFICIALS REMAIN SECURE.
CO REEL ARMY RADIO PROGRAM WILL PLAY PARA O D THEME 2300 HOURS
27 JAN OVER WRIL.
SO HOS MAY WISH PRIEF AMRATIO I RE USE PARA 2 C THEME DURING
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MERIZWINSKIY, M.F.; NÍKITINA, S.M.
Adaptation of the animal body under conditions of different con-
sumption of fats with saturated and
unsaturated fatty acids.
pit.2110.3:37-40 My-Je 162.
(MIRA 15:10)
1. Is kafedry biokhimil (zav. - prof: M.F.Merezhinskiy) Minskogo
meditsinkogo instituta.
(FAT METABOLISM)
(CHOLESTEROL)
(ASCORBIC ACID)
MAKAROV, V.S., aspirant
Some
data on the new preparation "bioplastik." Alt. rop.perel. krovi
n0.6:17-20 '58,
(MIRA 13:1)
1. Kafedra obshchey khirurgil 1-go Leningradskogo meditsinsrogo instin
cuta (zav. kafedroy - chlen-korrespondent AMN, prof. A.N. Filatov) 1
Iaboratoriya po izucheniyu sukhikh preparator
covi i krovozameniteley
Leningradekogo
nauchno-lesledovatel 'skogo ordena Irudovogo Kranskogo
znament instituta perelivaniya krovi (zav. laboratoriyey - prof.
I.. I. Bogomolova),
(HENOSTATICS)
MoF•; MEREZHINSKAI, S.M.
Relation between ascorbic acid concentrations in tissues and
the lipid content of the liver. Vitaminy
n0.4:60-66
159.
(MIRA 12:9)
1. Kofedra biokhinis Minskogo meditsinskogo Instituta 1
Baltiyskly nauchno-Isledovetel'akly institut rybnoge
khozyaystva 1 okeanograf1i.
(ASCORBIC ACID)
(LIPID METABOLISM)
(LIVER)
Relation between ascorbic acid concentrations in tissues and
the lipid content of the liver. Vitaminy
• 20.4:60-66
1. Karedra blokhim11 Minskogo neditsinskogo Inatituta 1
BaltIyakly nauchno-issledovatel'skiy institut rybnogo
khozyaystva 1 okeanogratil.
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TO
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FROM : Chief, Interrogation Research Branch
SUBJECT:
CONFIN, Lucien Emile
DATE: Il Septo 1953
IRB# :
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Tho last tine INFAMOUS BON PAUlIGHALI, tho lattor was muob
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ORALI suspootod to bo a membor of the AIS. GHALI told aourco that
It was not the type of story ho could tako to tho Erbasay unfe vag
tho roason be was tolling courco.
GHALI otatod that DONOVAl FOO
the fosaar Buscarion Conaul in Genoran and bie Clal-
Anachaton or about forty taro mico
sothor had boch a tryssti.
ovory vico morn to scionoo end had the morot type of ropucauloa so
Paria.
Sourco romemborod that WOLLUNBRANDT had boen ondorod to loavo
Rono fos similer conduct about a goar and a half ago and that ladDi
had sono with hor.
Sourco doscribod NOLLEIBRANDT AS
an unsetreoelve
but coalthy cripple who Gra supported RADEV.
3. Doos the Peris DONOVAN ring a boll?
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MENORANDIN FOR TILE RECORD
SUBJECT: Plana for cho Eotablishment of a Provisional lovercent
REP:. PArRETAph 3o 20 Hurch 1961 MoDo fOr lho Record, Subject no 1b0r8
poli on a rachel at 730 anal ole Provision ros ane.
the Me, iith Ray 1n netendence, votor in the election.
2. At 2315 houro 20 March Mr. Fool Inforuel the underes os Belopbonlonlly
Prom Miral that Miro Curions asi semo combera of the Maceauly vould proceet
to Her Torr and thit Mr. Carr vould aldo fly to le lork in orlar to be en
Tho undorsigned informod Mr.
along the linas of Boll 300% (OJT T720)
3. On 2i March Air. Napoll uns dispatched to lew York after he lad been
brieted along the lines of Boll 3004. in order. to nosiot Mr. Cary in every
posalule iny. By 1600 hours vo had been informnd thre the follo 187, 19
Cubans, Incluline Miro Carions, ero proceoline, to lie: York: Kiro, Psaso,
Roy, Chibro,
Artime, Varcan, Carrillo, Alvarez Dius, Vargas Gozas, Carbo,
Fernandos Travleas, Ollula, Orlando Rodriguoz, Hevin, Miguol Gonzales.
interprater
-ho 10 conjas nt the requeat of Miro--Barquia, Baruff. Bernie
Barker 18 z01ag alons as soneral anady san.
In Her, York, as mattoro nou stand, the Cubone s11l firot reat In
private in order to finnlise their joint declaration and thal proryao.
Ins antire Ansarbly -111 than cril a proes conforeuco nt -nich tiee thay
v111 ranouro their unity in olecting Viro Cirdone ns the Carltenn el tha
Revolutionary Council and in having Agreed on a program, AfroT 2bl6 Miro
1111 Bake hia noceptrace speech.
In thie conneution it should be sored
that 1t in boped to have the publicity ond handled by both Belchai, s
member of the
"Christian Scionce Monitor" staff rod ra sequaintance of Schlesinger,:
AIL Lor Jones.
5. At noon of March 21 the underaimal van in talephonie cuntret vita
Xr. Bradeck of the State Dopartment and the underolined anied Fr. Bradock!
shether or not the Department of Stato vas in egivesont to cho rolanoe..
by the Cubas--of their platfore, a rosuna of bich had been esdo evalloblo
to the Departmant of State (Mr. Barle) on I March, Mr. Brado:k adriaod
the unioralened at 1400 hours that the Departuent :no in full greezent
ta tho platform sal hail no objoctions to 1ta rolarsa.
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Ageney Information
Date:
5/7/2015
AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER :
FBI
124-10291-10102
RECORD SERIES:
HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-3171-40
Document Information
ORIGINATOR : FBI
FROM:
HILL, RALPH R. JR.
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE: 10/21/1959
'PAGES :
16
SUBJECTS:
SGI, AKA, FGJ, TRA, PEP, ASSOC, COMMISSION, AA, TL, JZ,
SM, SJL, FAS, CRIMINAL ACT, GAMBLING, B/F INT, POLIT,
TESUR
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION : Unclassified
RESTRICTIONS : 4
CURRENT STATUS:
Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 01/09/1998
OPENING CRITERIA : INDEFINITE
• COMMENTS :
v9.1
DooId: 32306962
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PD 8(6-{2-58)
FEDERA BUNG: 14 INVESTIGATION
REPORTINI OFFICE
CHICAGO
10X7 GAlai
CHICAGO
TITLE OF CASE
CHANGED
SAMUEL M.
@GIANCANA, aka. Sam Mooney,
10-21-59
REPORT MADE BY
SA RALPH R. HILI, Jr.
CHARACTER OF CASE
INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD
8/18/59 = 10/12/59
Momo Salvatore Glancana,
Gilermo
Glangana, Samuel Giancanina: Sam
Gianaco, Sam Gincant, Sam 'Glancano,
ANTI-RACKETEER ING
Sam Goncani, Sam Gincana, Sam
Gincanni, sam Gincanna, Sam Gincina,
moana apart Mands and
Albert Masusco, Sam F1001, John De Santos
The title In this matter isybeing marked changed to
Isriect the
aliases of SAM FLOOD which is GIANCANA'g
pseudonym while traveling: particularly to Las Vegas.
Jor Leo nich was the tam detected alase
of
GIANANA's driver license on June 15, 1959.
REFERENCES:
Report of SA RALPH R, HILL, JI., at Chicago, dated
8/25/59.
Chicago airtel to Bureau, dated 9/9/59.
-P=
TYPEE
(...
21/01/85
17183
SEAS ANY
armal 0-112
APPROVED
SPECIAL AGENT
IN CHARGE
COPIES MADE:
3= Bureau (92-31711644717
- Burfalo (Info)
1
Boston (Info)
- Cleveland (Info)
Detroit (92-214)
- Newark 192-575)
(Info)
(Info)
= New York i Info!
(1 - 92-793)
11 - 920÷321
1 Philadsiona 192-453, 11nt0)
Pittsburgh (Info)
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CAs DesTROveo Ohicago (92-349)
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DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW
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CG 92-349
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CG T-2
CG. T-3
CG T-4
CG T-5
CG T-6
CG T-7
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CSLA 4178
PCI DIANE RUNNING
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MARSHA RIVERS
PCI GEORGE UNGER
Miami PCI EDDIE HOSKINS
DAVE GOLDFORD
GERALD COVELLI, Chicago
hoodlum and theif who was
arrested several months
ago in Houston, Texas, and
is presently incarcerated
in Houston awaiting trial
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VEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
THROUGH
SUBJECT
: Deputy Director for Support
:
Pros and Cons of the Robert Maheu Case
I.: This memorandum is for your information only and is
forwarded with the thought that it may prove useful to you in your
consideration of the dificulties now facing us in the Robert
Makeu Case.
2. I have spent considerable time in an effort to evaluate
the various alternatives open to un in this case. To me, it is not
really a question of whether to brief or not to brief but rather to
examine the consequences arising from either action. In an eí-
fort to delineate all possible actions which could result from
either position you may take on this case, I have prepared the
attached list of "pros and cons". It is completely objective anc
I have scraped the bottom of the barrel to list all possible con-
sequences. It is forwarded with the thought that you might find
it usefui.
Howard 7. Osbor
firector of Security
Attachment
List of Fros and Cons
on Robert Mabeu Case
Distribution:
Crig. - DCI
1 - DDS
1 - General Counsel
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SECRET
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SHCHET
PROS AND CONS OF THE ROBERT MAHEU CASE
1. Senator Long has been told by Morris Shenker, his personal attorney, that Robert Maheu
was involved in certain assignments for this Agency. He is specifically aware of our interest in
the Onassie-Niarchus Case, as well as Our use of Glancana (not the mission). Senator Long allegedly
agreed to withhold the subpoena of Maheu if the Agency simply confirms Maheu's statement that he
has been utilized in the past on sensitive assignments for CIA. Senator Long reportedly does not
desire to know any of the particulars and reportedly agrees not to get the Agency involved through
other witnesses that may be called.
2. If the Agency accepts this proposal, the following possibilities exist:
a. If the Senator honors the agreement, the following Pros and Cons exist:
PROS
CONS
The Agency will not become involved and
no publicity will ensue. This undoubtedly
would also have a number of advantages
for Maheu personally, since he would not
be involved.
The Senator could withhold the use of
this information at this time, but could
utilize the information later if he desired
to do so.
• He could withhold use of the information
at this time, but have his Committee
Staff dig into the matter more deeply to
develop the full story in the case for use at
a later date.
He could advise other individuals on the
Hill that he had withheld the subpoena
of Maheu due to the Agency's involvement
in the two cases.
BIES OUN
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b. Il the Senator does not honor the agreement, the following Pros and Cons exist:
PROS
The Agency would be in a position of
having attempted to cooperate with the
Senate Committee by informing them of
our interest in the matter.
We would be more sure of having the
fullest support of Maheu, Morgan and
Shenker since we have attempted to
solve the problem and our attempts
have failed through no fault of our own.
CONS
Maheu will be subpoenaed and upon inquiry
into the Onassis and Giancana affairs, will
refer the Committee to the Agency, This
will publicly surface our connection. (The
Onassis case does not present too much
of a problem since this association has been
a matter of court record, the Agency was
not involved in wire tapping, and senior
official's of the Government were well aware
of the operation. )
Even though Maheu refers the Committee
to the Agency in this matter, the Giancana
situation could be most embarrassing.
First of all, even though Maheu would not
be involved in the questioning, the Committee
might call Giancana to testify. The attendant
publicity would possibly identify Maheu as
an Agency intermediary to other members of
the Giancana family.
If Maheu's association with the Agency is ,2
publicir identified, this may a volunteer
information on the Djakarta incidaits.
The Senator could also leak it to the Press.
e689
CERECT
B03 FaV
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Clai
c. If the Agency does not accept Senator Long's proposal, the following Pros and Cons exist:
PROS
We have made no admissions and have.
furnished no validation to the Committee
concerning our association with Maheu.
We have not admitted to the Committee
our involvement in the Onassis or Giancana
affairs.
We are in a position to simply
deny any involvement in wire tapping in
the Maheu case, which after all, is the
purpose of the hearings of the Long
Committee.
CONS
We risk arousing the ire of Maheu,
Morgan, and Shenker because of our lack
of cooperation.
Since the Senator has reportedly been
informed of our involvement with Maheu
and we have not acknowledged it, he may
then feel free to dig into the matter
completely since we have not furnished
him with the information.
Giancana may be called to testify. and we
could not control Giancana.
Icould
"come into the picture as a result of the
television publicity involving Maheu.
Our involvement in the Giancana situation
would become known to other members of
the Giancana family.
k' c
026/0
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2,018 | /releases/2018 | docid-32303295.pdf | 124-10283-10307 | 04/26/2018 | Redact | FBI | 09/16/1960 | PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT | CR 92-3253-34 | DIRECTOR, FBI | MCARDLE, JOHN J. | 5 | FBI | HQ | 02/27/2018 | 5 | ## Page 1
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY INFORMATION
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD_ NUMBER: 124-10283-10307
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 92-3253-34
DOCUMENT INFORMATION
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
MCARDLE, JOHN J.
TO:
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE: 09/16/1960
PAGES: 5
SUBJECT:
BBA, REL, TEST, SENATE RACKETS COMMITTEE, ASSOC, TEAMSTERS
UNION, B/F INT, VMI, JHO
DOCUMENT TYPE:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
ORIGINAL
CLASSIFICATION:
Unclassified
NEW
CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE:
STATUS
05/09/1998
Redact
UPDATE DATE:
RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (4)
COMMENTS:
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Form No. 1
THIS CASE ORIGINATED AT
INDIANAPOLIS
REPORT MADE AT
DATE WHEN
MADE
PERIOD FOR WHICH MADE
INDIANAPOLIS
9/16/60
9/13-15/60
TITLE
GUS LAPAS,
GUST
ZAPANTIS (IN), aka Sam
Friedman, G. S. Zapas, Gust LadaC, Gui
Zapantis, Gust
Zapas,
Gus s. Zapas, Gus
Sam Zapas, Gus Sabac, Gus Zabas, Gus
Zabantis, dus Zaporatis,
the Greek,
" "Windshields" us Zappao, "Gus
REPORT MADE BY
JOHN J. MCARDLE
CHARACTER OF CASE
ANTI-RACKETEERING
REFERENCE:
:Ime
Bureau airtel to Albany dated 8/25/60
ADMINISTRATIVE:
T-I IS FRANK S. UCZCIWEK, Chief Clerk, Local
Board 118, Selective Service System, Chicago,
Illinois,
contacted by SA DONALD B. ANDERSON March, 1958.
T-2 18 JUNE WISEN, 543 East Westfield Boulevard.
T-3 1s HERBERT S. SHOCKNEY, former Indianapolis
SI.
T-4 is Indianapolis Informant 3012-C.
2/53/786
T-5. 1S DOROTHY F. RHEIM, Chicago, Illinois
lee nep to let do i all et
APPROVED AND
SPECIAL AGENT./
FORWARDED:
IN CHARGE
DO NOT WRITE IN THESE SPACES
92+56.55-34
-
Bureau: (92-3253)
2
Ind1anapo418 (92-129),
62 0CT 3 1960
§ SEP
1960
117-62
REG- 3
EX- 107
OT LONNED TO YOU BY THE FBI, AND NEITHER IT NOR ITS CONTES ARE TO BE DISTRIBUTED OUTSIDE THE AGENCY
U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1659255-84
COVER PAGE A*
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DISPATCH
QASSIFICATION
PROCESSING ACTION
MARKED FOR MDEXING
DJO.
Ches surope Division
Western Fentaphero Division
chier,
Chief of Station, vi/Mam1
NO WEDENING REQUIRED
CARY QUALIFIED DESI
CAN JUDGE DIDEXHOG
FROt
Chief of Statloa,
SUBACT
OPS/TIPIC
ACTION REQUIRED • REFERENGIS
Information on 13th of Marzo Members Iron Guillerno CONTAINS Enavedra
References:
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B
P165
WE/LAIT 4702
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I. Attached is a report fron the Ary lepresentative
assigned to this office on an interview hold with:
GUIllOrIO GONZALIZ Enavedra
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8 June 1935, Placetan, Len Villas, Cube
who in the Subject of Beference..
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valldity of his utatemente, this roport may nonetheless
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11 August 1969
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
TO: CAS
FROM: Army Representative
SUBJECT: 1. Savedrey with Cuban Emigre Guillermo GONZALEZ
2. Partial Biographical Data Major Victor DREKE Cruz
1. On 31 July 1931, and 4 August 1969, Guillermo GONZALEZ
Saavedra (CC 4113) a 31-year old Cuban emigre who arrived in
Madrid, Spain, on 19 June 1969, was interviewed in Madrid,
Spain,
and stated substantially the following:
He was born
in Central Fidencia, Placetas, Las Villas, Cuba, on 8 June 1935.
He has a sixth grade education.
In 1957,
he joined the 13 of
March Movement, and became the aide of Major Rolando CUBELA
Secades at the
Escambray mountains.
Upon the overthrow of
Batista in 1959, he continued as aide to Cubela with the rank
of Captain of the Revolutionary Army. In May 1960, he was
assigned Chief of
the Transportation Repair Shop. Zone H-7;
Institute of Agrarian Reform (INRA), located in San Jose de
Las ,Lajas, Havana.
In January 1961, he was apprehanded by the
Cuban authorities, and charged of cooperating with a counter-
revolutionary movement headed by ex-Cuban Major Cesar PAEZ.
Though Source indeed sent weapons to Paez, he denied it, and
the Cuban
authorities could not prove Gonzalez connection with
the Paez movement.
he was released from jail in May 1961 and
he was reassigned to INRA, Sal Jose de Las Lajas, but was not
appointed to a specific job. In August 1961, he
was approached
by Major Enrique OROPEZA who offered him a job with the State
Security Department (DSE).
His first assignment was to infil
trate a suspected counterrevolutionary organization being
formed by personnel of the Transportation Repair Shop, INRA
Zone H7.
Oropeza said that he was ideal for the assignment
because
he has just been released from prison, and the counter-
revolutionaries would have confidence in him.
Source did not
accept Oropeza's proposition, and in turn warned the members
of the Transportation Repair Shop.
From August 1961 to April
1962, he was Chief of discipline of Hermano Gomez Technical
School (former Belen College), Havana. In December 1961, he
was discharged from the Revolutionary Army. but continued to
work, as a civilian, in the same position.
From April 1962 to
December 1962, he was Chief of discipline of Havana University
students dormitories which was located between 12 and Malecon
Streets, Havana.
From February 1963 to June 1964, he was the
Administrator (Administrador) of a pre-medicine course which
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was being conducted at building "Somellan", 17 and O Streets,
Vedado, Havana.
From August 1964 to September 1966, he was
Paymaster of the construction projects at Ciudad Universitaria
"Jose Antonio Echevarria, Marianao, Havana.
In 1965, he divorced
his wife Zenaida
ARCE Fernandez who is living at 35-25 164th
st.,
Flushing, New York, and whom he re married by proxy on 6 April
1969.
Upon divorcing ARCE, Source moved to Cubeln's home,
38 Strcet, Havana (exact address unknown), where he lived until
Cubela's arrest by theCuban authorities for plotting to kill
Fidel CASTRO.
On the day
in which Cubela was arrested Source
was managing a kiosk (a temporary hut in which people are sold
drinks during carnivals) at a Carnaval in Havana. and did not
sleep at Cubela's house.
When he returned to Cubela's house
he learned from Cubela's mother, Virginia SECADES, that Cubela
had been arrested and that the house had been searched by the
Cuban police.
Other persons which were apprehended for plotting;
with Cubela, against the regime, were Ramon GUIN, Alberto Blanco,
(FNU) GALLARRETA,
and two unidentified Cubans.
(Source denied
having any knowledge of the plot, though he suspected that some-
thing was going on).
Source was never interrogated by the
police on Cubela's plot, but noted that he was being followed
by DSE agents.
Prior to Cubela's arrest Major Faure CHOSON
and Efigenio ALMEJEIRA, two or three times a week, visited
Cubela and engaged in private talks.
Source never participated
in the private talks between Chomon, Almejeira and Cubela.
The last time he talked to Chomon was on 24 December 1965, when
Source made a social visit to Chomon at his house in El Vedado
(address unknown), accompanying Cubela and Guin.
Politics was
not discussed during
the occasion.
Gonzalez attended Cubela!s
trial accompanying Cubela's mother.
Source could not provide
details of the proceedings other than saying that "the Cuban
authorities knew everything about the plot!
Cubela made
about a one-hour long speech on his behalf; in his speech he
admitted he had had a meeting in a hotel in Madrid with ARTIMES
(Inu) a Cuban exile, Alberto Blanco, and ROBENO (Inu), allas
"El Mago," a Cuban exile residing in Barcelona, Spain, who
"everyone in Cuba knows he is working for the CIA; but that
the meeting was very vague and that the attempt to kill Castro
was not going to be pursued. Cubela also admitted having a
weakness for drugs.
In the same trial Roman Guin admitted
plotting against Castro and divulged the name and address of
& CIA agent who had contacted him in Havana (name of agent
unknown).
About four months after Cubela's trial, Gonzalez
visited Major Victor DREKE at
his home, near Havana Z00.
(Source has met Dreke in 1957, when both were Cubela's aide
12 El Escambray). He told Dreke that he was being followed
by DSE agents.
Dreke told Gonzalez that he was going to take
the matter with Jose ABRAHANTES, Chief of the DSE.
Since
Gonzalez visit to Dreke, Source did not notice being surveilled.
During the first quarter of 1966, Source met at a party, Mirtha
PEYROT Alfonsos, a female 39-year old Uruguayan doctor beart
specialist, who
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Gonzalez thought of an opportunity of leaving Cuba with the
help of Peyrot.
He married Peyrot two or three munths after
they first met. Peyrot made an attempt to get an Uruguayan
visa for Gonzalez, and in her attempt she made a long distance
telephone call, to Uruguay,
to an Uruguayan doctor named Carmen
(Inu), who Peyrot claimed was the personal doctor of the Uruguayan
Minister of Interior.
Peyrot also told Source that Carmen
was
the one who got her into accepting the Cuban contract.
Failing
to get an Uruguayan visa for Gonzalez, Peyrot opted for paying
Gonzalez airplane fare to Madrid.
Source had limited knowledge
of Peyrot's background.
She had been in Cuba from 1963 to 1964.
Gonzalez became suspicious that Peyrot was cither working for
the Cuban intelligence or the CIA, when she began asking him
captious questions about himself.
In public, openly and unafraid,
she expressed disaffection toward the Cuban regime.
At an
occasion,
she suggested to Gonzalez, that once he arrived in
Spain, to contact Robeno
"El Mago"
in Barcelona, and to join
Six months prior to
her departure
him in working for the Cl two or three times a week, an office
from Cuba Peyrot visited,
of an alleged Brazilian dentist, that was located in a building
in front of El Hotel Capri, 21st Strect, Havana. Source never
met the Brazilian dentist.
In November 1968, Peyrot supposed
to have left Cuba for Uruguay via Mexico.
Source, and other
unidentified friends, who went to the airport to say good-by
to Peyrot the day she left Cuba, did not see her, taking the
Mexico airplane flight, though the passengers were easily
distinguished when they were entering the airplane.
Shortly
after Peyrot left Cuba (date unknown), Gonzalez divorced her
on the grounds of default.
(Field Comment:
Source had 2
difficult time
remembering the dates in reference to his
personal history.
He seemed to be anxious to cooperate, and
said that he was going to write to his present wife
now in
the U.S.), and ask her to send him a copy of his divorce papers,
in order
to confirm some of the dates which he was not sure of.
It is interesting to note that a Myrta TEIJEIRO, an Uruguayan
doctor was mentioned by Julio RIVAS Delgado (see Memorandum for
the Record to CAS,
dated 20 November 1968, paragraph 22),
where Rivas stated that sne has visited the Cuban
Embassy in
Madrid at approximately the same period Mirtha PEYROT left Cuba.
Though it may be coincidental, it is probable that Mirtha Peyrot
and Myrta Teijeiro are the same person.
Source did not divulge
any information on his past associations with Mirtha Peyrot in
his initial interrogation at the Cuban Reception Office
(OKC),
because he was afraid of discussing sensitive matters with the
ORC interrogator.
He stated that he has a seven-year old son
in Cuba,
and is afraid that the Cuban authorities may take
repraisals by not letting his son exit Cuba if they, the Cuban
authorities, would find out that he has brought the
subject of
Peyrot to the attention of the Cuban interrogator at the ORC.
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with the U.S. intelligence services should his services be
required.)
2.
Gonanloz provided the following partial biographical
data of Major Victor DREKE Cruz:
Major Victor DREKE Cruz was born into a poor negro
family in Sagua La Grande, Las Villas, Cuba, in 1938 or
1939.
In 1957, he joined
the 13th of March Movement, and
became one of the personal aides of former Major Rolando
CUBELA Secades:
Upon the overthrow of Batista. in January
1959, he returned to live with his family in Sagua La
rande.
In 1960, Cubela convinced Dreke to join the
Cuban Revolutionary Army
(FAR). Dreke joined the FAR
with the rank of Captain, and was assigned commander of
a unit located near the city of Cienfuegos.
Dreke led
an Army unit against counterrevolutionaries in the
Escambray in 1961.
In 1963, he was appointed Chief of
Guerrilla Warefare of the FAR general Staff. As of May
1969,
he was Chief of the Political Committee of the
FAR General Staff (Source Comment: He obtained the
information from Captain Julio MARTI, an acquaintance,
In a conversation that took place when Source and Marti
casually met on a bus in Havana in May 1969:
Marti also
told Gonzalez that Major Julio GARCIA Oliveras (who was.
the Cuban Ambassador to North Viet-Nam) was the second
In command of the Political Committee.
Marti also stated
that he,
himselt, was a member of the committee.) Dreke
is considered a Fidelista rather than a Communist. He
is intelligent and very brave.
He was described as
Negro, 5'5" tall, 125 pounds,
siender build, black kinky
hair, abnormal large head.
He is living with his wife
(name unknown), and two daughters at Alturas del Nuevo
Vedado, near the: Havana Zoologic Park, Havana.
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY : NARA
RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10068
RECORD SERIES : National Security Files
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
ORIGINATOR : CIA
FROM :
TO :
TITLE : Exchange of intelligence Among Counties
DATE :
PAGES : 4
SUBJECTS :
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION :
RESTRICTIONS :
CURRENT STATUS
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000
OPENING CRITERIA :
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ORCHANGE OF DYISELICENGE ANONE DAS COUTZELES ON COLHIUNZENY
SUDVENSIVE ACTEVLTITS IN TEN HOMIEREAS
Fature and Scope 08 the Frobien
As untle thore 15 sone insonation svaliahte in certain
countries, the filegal novement end clandestino activities ot
Countsts in latin merica, vartlenlarly those she have leon
trasued in Cuis, are tot atigutely covered by estattag tetelll-
gence sources.
are boing nate by ela, all end the U.1, allitary serviees to
taprove thie situation, but the progrens has been aler da nose
cases and nonentstent in othort. at hns been found thit the
exteting sovernment in some countries
have no centre to hitle & sungetont career socurity
There to surently a fons that the entatence of a
competent corvice vuld interforo with future political activitien
of the mentors of the estating sovermant in the evant that they
should find thensolves on the outedle looking in. There to no
unity of vioupoint anong tho various entsting intolligence
cervices, anê many of then hava a tendency to yield to the
temptstion to late! as "culveroireg» those of thos eun ntionis.
reestont in notchbaring countrtes mo are ontosid to the present
foresent. Nevortholeas, entsting services of the Intin
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Avertenu countrtes enn produce nch useful intelligence on thie
subject with an increased effort.
D. The only secure and rapid emmiaations turtlittes in
Intin Aeries are thoso of the U.9. Goverunent and valle these
are botag inproved, the presently anthorined sugmentation of
facilitten hss not jet buen congleted.
J.s. military ropresentatives
have contricte sith these counterysrts.
I. Jol, espertenco to the mutter of intelligenco arcanige
in othor areas has led to the conclusion that in alsost all
instanses, bilateral arringements use more frultrul thra such
multilateral arrangemonts
Hovertheless, eagerlenee
has shove that sues mitilateral arrangerente can be useful,
particulariy in cresting as smaroneas of the need fer the
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Reconnended Courses of Aetion
Cortain Courses of Astion siready recorended by this Con-
atttee and approved by higher authority in comection eità the
control of travel to Cuba havo a dtrect hoaring upon the mtter
of intelligence enchange. Thece include (1) the undertaking of
an ionediato study of the lensibility and dentralility of
establishing intclaigonce contera at Caribbean Comand and
Cartibeas den Erontter; (2) an intensification of our setton in
mising svailable to each country selected intelligence racering
the estent, nature and instricus tapiications al Cuban subveruive
activities, as connistent vith the regutracuttte protect our
em intelligence eyeton
Adartional Coursea 01 Action vecomended ane:
Ao latensily and increase
the tratning and equipping o1 latin
Anorlean Laterunt semirity and intelligence acrvices. Eatablial:
such assintance prigame in additiont countutos whore at 1s
found to to desirabto tron our point of vier und accenteblo te
the country concerted..
B. Increase end refine the existing tien of counter
intellisonce intonation
|to farinters Comand do vall do to
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dissentnation can he made.
E. Incrueige latta Amortean coutries to onguge ta
Dilaters! eschange of intelligence on Commutet ectivitter.
D. Undertake approgriete setions
bring about the crostion, with U. partletpation, of & standing
comnittee of santos regresentatives of intelligenco and necurity
services tith a vter to their entebliahing and sutding the
netivities of is upropriate neelanie for the mititateral
orehange of intelligence and comterinteligence inferation
regarding comminiet suiversive activities.
S. Continuo and intensily arent efforts to taprove
Is, comication Inctiittes throughout latta nertes.
I, Incrosee tho dissemination to batta incrienn
pover monts, ly all 0.8. "goueses concerned, of uneldestited
studies, reports and other infernation concoring Conniet
subveraton
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Michelle Combs
DS&T and DO Briefing Questions
Date:
Pages:
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17, Including this cover sheet.
COMMENTS:
Barry,
Attached are the final versions of the DS&T and DO briefing questions. There are no changes in
the DS&T questions. Questions have been added to the DO list to reflect our conversation
March 19 and 20. You, of course, already have our detailed explanations for the earlier DC
uestions. If you have any questions or if there are any problems, please give me a call. I shoul
be in all day. See you tomorrow.
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Questions for Follow-up DO Records Briefing
April 1, 1997
1. At what point did the DDP begin to keep records of destroyed records? For
example, in a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reporte that as any of Angleton's
files were destroyed, "a complete record was carefully maintained about what had been
done. (George) Kalaris signed off on every file and the DCI's office was notified."
(p. 143) Where are these records?
1. Could an archival search be run on specific topics for retired records at the ClA's
Record's Center? Perhaps an ARRB staffer could be present during the search to review
the abstracts and to suggest other fields or topics to be searched?
3. Could a crypt search for records containing relevant crypts be run through
cryptographic reference? How would queries need to be framed and stated?
4. Why is it so difficult to develop a list for all personnel (official, contract,
administrative, or TDY) assigned to the post referenced in RIF 104-10065-10199 from
1959-1964?
5. We have been working to identify all technical and surveillance operations in and on
the Cuban and Soviet consulates and embassies in Mexico City between September 1
and December 1, 1963. How can we frame a search query to determine if we have a
comprehensive and complete list of all operations at that time?
6. How can a search query be framed to document all electronic take produced by the
Mexico City Station in the immediate wake of the assassination (the first month) and
during the period of Oswald's visit? How can we verify that what exists in the
Sequestered Collection represents all records of the technical production that was
available at the time of the assassination? If additional records or original production
still exists, where would it be stored or filed? What searches could be conducted to
retrieve any additional records? If such electronic take has been destroyed, do records
exist of the destruction?
7. Could you describe the process by which operational funds are proposed, approved,
received, and distributed (circa 1963). What funding and disbursement records exist?
How are they organized? How should a request be formulated to institute a reasonable
search of these records?
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8. We have seen DDP monthly operational reports which contain information on the
allocation/ distribution of operational funds. Are there other DDP records which would
reflect how certain projects utilized their funding? How are these records organized?
How should a search query be framed?
9. Various open sources have linked the CIA to various journalists and publishing
companies during the 1960's. How should a query be framed to search for connections
between the Agency and journalists or publishing companies?
10. Did the Agency have any relationship, projects, or contacts with publishing houses
during the time of the assassination and in the aftermath of the Warren Commission?
How would a search be formulated to determine whether or not the Agency had a
relationship with any of the same publishing houses that were also publishing books
about the assaggination?
11. How would a query be framed to search for files on any office or person dealing
with organized crime and Cuba? How should a request be formulated to institute a
reasonable search on this topic?
12. Is there a comprehensive record or list detailing the identities of individuals on the
How are these records organized? How can a search
query be framed to ascertain whether or not a particular individual appears in the
Register,
13. How could a search query be framed to ascertain whether or not a particular
Individual was given access to classified information by DCD (then OO)? What kind of
files are assembled in the process of clearing non-Agency contacts/ sources for access to
classified information?
14. ARRB's Request for Additional Information and Record No. CLA-13, dated
November 1, 1996, contained the following questions:
A.
What forms of backchannel communications were there between the
Mexico City Station (including the COS), IMWAVE, or Headquarters
during 1963? By "backchannel" we mean, inter alia, any administrative,
senior staff, or restricted access communications, or any written or
electronic communications other than regular cables or dispatches (of the
type included in the JFK Collection).
B.
Were there, in fact, any backchannel communications between the Mexico
City Station (including the COS), IMWAVE, or Headquarters during the
time periods 27 Sept - 16 Oct 1963 and 22 Nov - 30 Nov 1963?
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C..
To the extent that there were any backchannel communications for the
time periods 27 Sept - 16 Oct 1963 and 22 Nov - 30 Nov 1963 (other than
those currently contained in the JFK Collection), please make such records
avalable for review.
Why has it been so difficult to answer these questions?
15. ARRB's Request for Additional Information and Record No: CLA-14, dated
Jecember 23, 1996, documented our request for the annual or biannual Station report
or Mexico City Station for 1963 and 1964. Why has it been so difficult to provide thes
reporte?
16. The attached Agency document released in 1996 contains the paragraph:
11. A memorandum marked only for file, 16 March 1967, signed M.D.
Stevens, says that J. Monroe SULLIVAN, #280207, was granted a covert
ecurity approval on 10 December 1962 so that he could be used in Projec
QKENCHANT. (Clay) Shaw has # 402897-A.
What do these numbers mean? What does the "A" at the ends of Shaw's number
signify?. Do the files identified by these numbers still exist? Why was Sullivan granted
a covert security approval?
17. During the period 1959-1963, what was the purpose or goal of QKENCHANT?
18. Under what circumstances were non-agency employees given covert security
clearances for the QKENCHANT project?
19. Did Clay Shaw receive a covert security approval for the QKENCHANT project?
Why was one needed? Did Clay Shaw receive covert security clearances for any
project other than OKENCHANT
20. What did Clay Shaw do within the QKENCHANT project?
21. Do records exist to account for the disposition of all files on Clay Shaw?
22. Did Howard Hunt have any involvement with the QKENCHANT project prior to
19647
23. Did J. Monroe Sullivan have any involvement with the QKENCHANT project prior
to 1964?
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24. The DO telephone directories list an Operational Services/ Defector Staff beginning
in October 1959? What was the Defector Staff? Did it have an operational component?
25. In the period 1959-1964, were DO officers, selected to serve overseas
legally considered to be
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CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM
on page 4 here paragragh il.
Inclosure 21
I've uncluded a poor copy
of page Y that cartons the ok!
SUBJECT CLaY LOYBHAN (202-813493)
1o. Subject was born on 17 March 1913 In New Orleans,
Loulland.
2. Standard background Information on Subject
(parents, marital tatus, recorde of education and
employment, eto.) la lacking bacause SHAW was a contact
of the Domestic Contaot Service.
Indes,
Central Cover staff.
The firet showed only a 415d t8t
Interview with SHAW about a formar employee of the New,
Orleans International Trade Mart.
the sacond showed
that 00/Contacts Divinion had raquented a name trace i
• about 1949 and that the check of FBI regorde then con
ducted was negativa, Central Cover Staff had no record.
Some of the 00-3 reporte based on SHAW'a
reporting are on hand.
They are the
following
1e noted that the source description idantifles the
'source by job title.)
00-B 47958, 26 March 1952,
concd Ins
a letter weitten to the pubio relation
diroctor of the Intemational Trade
Mart by one De. Jutta SCHALLER, a trade
consultant to the Bonn Government.
The
letter la a follow up of discumiona hold
1n
law Orleans during Decembat b1
The
latter sald that Soviet produatior
and
export trade vere being advertised and
document Number
1930-492-Y
for FOlA Review on"
DEC 1977
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MALHAGED, PHA ÉX, 100896 (TS A6T)
CARLA Sli
SEGRET
promoted by Vest Curman money.
competitive volumes.
00-1-9381, 27 Decimber 1948. Information
•aculrad 18 Dacember 1948.
JuAN (identitled
by Job titlel has ngreed to lease to the
00-1-4933-49, 14 Juna 1949, Information
date Iate Aprld and early May 1949.
Ratults
of a trip SHAW made In March through. May
1949 In West Indies, Cantral Aparioa, and
d.
subjeot and baokground as
0. 00-9-4935-49, I1' June 1949, as above.
S 1n157 in strati
Amerioa and the Caribbean arad.
On 9. May
•1961 Canexal C. F. Cabell, than DDCI,
addressed the Foreian Polloy Association of
New Orleans.
It is bellevad that he was Introduced by Clay Sull.
On 3 March 1967 the Washington Star repozted
that Carrison had arrested SHAW and had made pubito
charges that sint,. FERRIE. OSVALD, and others had proteed
the assassination
In the apartment of FERRIE at 3300
Loutalana Parleway, New Orleans.
SHAW has nald that he
never saw OSwALD.
Te denies having used the name Clay
BERTRAND. Jnck 8. MARTIN auld that FERRIe had mentioned
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• 121°
MELLAGED SIR PI, 102880 STE ACTI
SARA 512..
.
SKAN to him.
Jo. MOnTos SULLIVAN, executive director of
tha San Francisco World Trade Center, told the Mroo ated
Preas that SHAW was In San Prancisco and touring the
Canter with him on the day of the unassination.
now ratlred, was formerly the managing diructor of the
International Trade Mait In New Orlaan.
He 10 54 years
old.
Rannoy. Clark, U.S. Attorney Caneral, paid that the
at had investigated SiAl date n 1963.
"On the evidenc
that the far has, there was no connection found with the
assaseination.
Mamorandum No. 84-67, 3 March 1967, from Chief,
Now Orleans Office, to Director, Domantla Contact Service,
re SKAW.
a, The first contact of the New Orleans office
of the Dos with Clay SHAW OCCurIed In
December 1948.
A nans check raquest was
roturned "no into". on 23 Narch
was contacted by Mr. Kunter Laake of the
New Orleana offsod saven Cined 1n 1942g
twice in 1950, five times in 1951, nine
times In 1952, once In 1959, twica In 1954,
twice In 1955, and twice In 1956.
SHAW
1s the mource of eight 00-3 reports sub-
mitted by the New Orloans office.
At one
tima he had the
"y" number 145.1.
The
last contaot took place on 25 May 19561
On 23 January 1967 Jack S. HARTIN phoned
the New Orleans office, said thet he was
working on an important undercovar deal
for. Garrison and Detectiva Loule IVON,
and wns calling at IVON's request. Ho was
culling to ask the head of the CIA offide
to talephone IVoN on his unlisted number.
not and that sa prote 3%
the writer. Lloyd
produced by CI/R & AJ•
The following additional
mation was provided by the Now Orleane office of DCS:
3
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AT THI NATIONAL, ANN
5лс 25 19Y 1936 Hun
guncom Now O-icons contaurante,
and emoting vam' exchangod. • The Inde such caruni
ancountar. wan gust badora Stats melcanont in 1965.
on 7 perch 1967 pravie pustices on aro
carlad
LA Latolinod Tors,
6 4rch
1067, waltten.by v. taRankov,
To sticlo chargad tani. •
men made. unc of:the sorices of Cloy silY for CIno Cra
Intonet 14 Italy.
nanassination' conapiracy.
In Pons an a Vorld Trado Contor 10.d0r.
it claims the
the Conter.wan a coror lo. finneing t-Corelot activ
cIA gave disockves. to SHAN
Tho lord made Contos was
a branch of ursinfees faiel,
"which
cho novagapore In :
It aprong thet cit of the
unsus, oscaps that there was a CIA-Stad saladloshy.
Se
da known; Suns was revor asked to uro hir sciation
ship with tho Hond ride Contar for cindast re purponse
hd har not boon in Italyed
•10.
MCCLANE WE Nerch
cho Corilats dalla Bota ot S. Unrel 1042 has in dstlals
Ena asgaatination, und. eha, Noald trade daytor:
Contrine no polavant Infosiation..
Gould ba uzad In Projoet CIRCHANT.
sunt hes.
060309%
72.
intonorandun tspe
921 Haro
1969; Cubicate
sermoe fortits on, Perrone Connected with
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better copy.
QK redacted
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SECHET
Sinca. 25 May 1956 Mr. Huntar. Leake had seen SHAW casually,
by chance.
In various downtown New Orland restaurant,
and greetings were exchanged.
the last such canual
encounter usa just bafore BlAH's retirement an 1965.
On 9 March 1967 Pravda publimhed an artiolo
aalled
"Clay shaw of the Cry datelined Rome,
6 Hazah
19670
wIlttan by v. TERMAKOV.
the article charged that
CiA made que of the sarvice: of Clay SHAW for CIN'! oWn.
Intereste In. Italy.
The
Pravda plece notes that tie DA
In New Oxlean le acousing Sil. of participation in tha
In Roms an a Horld Trade
Canter leader.
the Contar was a cover-sor finanding anti-Communiat notlulty.
• Jave diractives to sunn.
the World Trade Cantor was
• branch o¿ "Permidas" (alc "which tha nawspapezi n
Sultserland openly accused of 'criminal operations'...."
(Commente
It' appears that all of the Pravda charges aza
untrue, except that there was a CIA SHAN relatlonahip.
So
Car as 1s known, SHAW was nover anked to ue his ralation
ship with the
Horld Trade Conter for clandestine purposed
and, in fact, he has not been in Italy.)
Memorandum Iron C/SURI to C/CI/R & A, 8 March
1967 subjacts. Italian Aspacte of the clay shaw refalr.
The Corclose dolle Sera of 5 March 1967 has an artiole
about silAi,
the World Trade Conter.
sIgnod M.D. Stevens, daya that J. Monroe SULLIVAN,.
A mamorendur marked only los tile, 16 Maron 10g0d.
wen granted a covert security approval. on 10 December 1962
no that he could be unad In Project LJENCHANT.
4402897-1.
19611 Sub Jener
Memorandum from C/EUR/I to C/CI/R & A, 34 March
"TraCe Rasulte on Persons Conneated with
Centro Mondiale Commerciala* (Horld Trade Center), tied
C/RE A folder, Clay sunw - working papera.
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IPTOUCHO AT PHE NATIONAL, ANCI
P.13
SALMONY FIA PI. 100018 GIK ACT
→ DAT 211147
$*
The 5: March 1967 isnue Of II. Magunagazo
Jinks shaw with the World Trade center.
Othera linted to the cuntar wore traced,
with ensulta reported in this mamorandum.
No ralntionhip to the dartion Invest gation
appears hore
A report on
"Parmider"
wine corporation with principal offices.
In Rome,
la ago in the the because the
World Frade Center and Permides are
associutad. Again, thore Is no Information
here which
nigniticantly to the
caso Garrison la trying to build In New
The Washington Fost,
Outlook, ? Aprll 1967,
"Soaking Truth In New. Orleans In the Middle of the
Night", Gaorse Lardner, JI.
Garrison's men drove ROSSO to SHAW"s
French Quarter hom.
RUssO posed ad
Mutua: of Onna saleaman®
He Knocked at
doors SHAW answered.. RUSSO said that he
was Cien BERTRAND-
SILAN 1a a 54-year old bachelor and
socialite who pioneered the 33-atory
International trade Mare In New Orlem.
le was subpoenaad by Garrison'
office
According to his Islande,
hiy questioners
it Method did not adve him on ane
righta.
They told him they had avidence
of a meeting with fErrIs and OswAId.
there was a tuss and SLAW was arrested
and booked on conspiracy to murdar JPk.
That night Garrison's man ralded BRAW's
SHAN, but he Identified the man arrested
by Garrison as Clem BERTRIND.
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Mr. OrAx. No; I think in each ense it will depend a much on the altonton
with the particalar perms. If i permon comes in and be fe very igliated or
mething of that kind, it might dictate a lotally alterent apronch then a difler
ent kind of thing:
Mr. Dulm. Wouldn't it be metal though to give I dont want to serent
what the Secretary of Stute should de in this, but in the light at this expert
enes, would there not be wome beneft ponsibly in giving people in the feld the
resuit of the erperience sumed in this particular chae?
Mr. Cares. Well; the general appronch, and other matters related to it,
ure touched on in orientation coumes for enamlar ofieers and no of. I trinit
an I look on Consal Snyder's netiont, that he behaved very much ike a repon-
sible Freign Bervice Oficer.
Tant heppened long before I was in the Department, no I can say that
without any Involveint. But 11 remed to me that he did just what he
whonld have done, desite the unfortunate attermath. And it shows to me, at
Jeant, that the tamir and orentation that there people are setting i
Testimony of Hbram Chayes
Legal Advisor, Dept. of State
mirioinble, and they are ahle to handle there situations ns they. come in,".
• Mr, Duce I realise that you ooght not to preedbe har and tat sues,
that there ln a broad range of discretion that shoald be exercind here. But I
Juut ratoo the quention as to whether a good denl of experience hasn"t been Elined
In this cane in that very feld.
Mr. Claren. Well, It may very well be that more atbention to that partienter
• aupect should be given in the orientation courses and so on Thore thing.
tend to reflect what is hot ut the moment you know, and if you haven't had
tromble with something for a pretty long time, it tenda maybe not to set
mentioned. •
Representative Ian. If Orwald had peidated that day, October Bl, In de.
Warren Commission,
manding the form that ln a prerequisite under your deâmition for renunciation,
wund Bnyder have been required to cive it to lim and permit him to nign it?
Mir. CHAxEs.," thik if it had been in ordinary office hour when the eon-
minto was open for bunnen, and 1t Snyder was satisied that he van competent,
thet Orwald was competent, he woald have to give him the ferm, yes, mie.
Representative Tom. Does Snyder. have the anthority to muire a determine
tom of competency?
Mr. Owarms. No; he does't have the authority to make a determiation of
competence, and I suppose it is posthle at nome point to get the lee tried in
court. But I think a conmar offoer wond probably be acting within his
discretion II he saw smbody who was drunk or raring or something and fust
mid; "Well, I m not going to gire you this until I am mure that your action is
your act
After all; when the consul necept the oath, be is certising that it
to the net of the perm in i menietil ane, and m'it he thought tht the
But I put that far aside beints in the particular cave bere, H%. Enyler made i
perfectty cleir that he had no rearm to doubt that Orwald was uly competent.
Anil no it Orwald had been there at a time when'the otee wun open, or ad
returned at a time when the office was open, and bud peralsted in hia demand,
I thini, Snyder would have been under an onigation to live hin the form.
Reprentative For. The only technical reton er bane upon which Snyder
could have denied Oswald the right that day was the tet that it was on a
Baturday, a non-working-hour perlod of the Embassy.
Mr. CuAre. Jes; I think he had every right to try to disade him, or per
made him not to net or perinade him to think it over and come huck the next
day. Ent 1f after all of that Quwall min had'nid "But I want to do it soy"
and if the office was open for businens, then I think he would have had to do It.
• Me. Duums, I think It might be weful it it has not beer done to introduce
at thie print us an exhibit the form ot onth of remundation. Here to the for
malined onth and I think-it wond be well to have this in our records unle
It is' alrendy in on recute.
Mt Confair: To i To conld wo oy it will be marked as Commates
Hubst No 955 and unce this nticker on that piss, photonat it and then Just
and it hant
(Comnanion Itchibit No. 015 was marked for Adam
tom and received to
• evidenon)
Representative frea When Orald eame back on Momme 8 I bellere Wh
at, orde a 2, intercie, he did not one bales a sirene a o
merely wrote a lether
„ra, mere they Biate Depertment amployoes?..
what :21
266
ee Queers and are now Foreign Berylee Olloon
repreventative ou. In the stricters ter
Pret it a ho are and ant to tain erin, pointed or tie
Rerresentative Fos, Could you tell un in' a bit more detall the proces that
your followed or the prospure that you cirited out when you lint not into the
Oswald came
Ion mentimed -yesterley son sot a emIl of 70n were directed by. I believe
the Becretary of State or by momebody in higher authority to ike cartain weps.
Whl you tell « who cilled yow, what you did in the l
It 8 Or 1 0717
day of the dea tet i tea to goint
4 o'clock on the
bece time I thin
I remember I went home for an hour and then emme hnet to cuiry out thia
a defector.
Ar. Dulter. Ball is the Under
D.c
Mr. Oarry. He was then the heting Secretury. beenune the Secretary of Sinte
as You recall was on a piane over the Pictle, . No he was the Acting feiretery,
But even ll' he had bom the Under Beertery ho le my eltent.
Representudre Ior.. Ele mil had some authority.
Mr. CHAT. Ten; he directed me to rather together the flies ta the Departent
on Oswald, and to prepare a report to be avatable for him the let thing in the
morning covering us best ye could withln that time upon the contacta that
Oswald had with the Department
We got the maport te. We got the menity nie me. We got the meril
emine nervies file which covered Mir, Ovaldy vin and the repatriation
Tonn; ' I- think those three files were the one that we had. It may have been
there was a caller fourth Me, bat I think those three were the ones.
Representative Fun, What would that amaller fourth fle be?
Mr. Care I entremember. It was dupletes it it was axything. Oh, that
1a right, we hud a via tile and an BC8 Me we those were the four. The SON
Me, that lu Speciml Comilar Services. In the offlee, in the Bureau of Security
and Comlar After.
eurenentative Vom. You got this order on er about 6 delock-the 22d of
November%.
Mr. Ouarms, The 22d, you, atr.
presentend tran, And you lewed erdern to have there fles brought be
or did you go and set them yourself?
Bepresemative Form, Or what happened?
state Dept: employ
D
throng, the night on this the three of us at together and it' may be that the
two of them went down to bet them. I don't think we fut eated ovur the tale
mhone and saked them to be hrvught up.:
(Disemeston off the record.)
M%, CHAT 11 my recollection that me of t
heme two gentleman, elth
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For to 2
wreckould
not a pee to havey on
ARRE seppe present,
for hait; they should
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"FAX TRANSMISSION
ARRB
202724-0088
FAX:
To:
Barry Harrelson
Fax #:
703-613-3060
From:
Micholle Combs
Subject: DO Briefing Questions
Date:
Pages:
March 14, 1997
3, including this cover sheet.
COMMENTS:
We may add additional questions but this should give you an idea of the topics. Have a good
weekend.
Johnd
is your reactions
do thate questions? Has
Gann crossed the lime?
Retum
ans
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DRAFT
Types of Questions for Follow-up DO Records Briefing
March 17, 1997
1. At what point did the DDP begin to keep records of destroyed records? For
example, in a Cold Warrior footnote, Tom Mangold reports that as any of Angleton's
files were destroyed, "a complete record was carefully maintained about what had been
done. (George) Kalars signed off on every file and the DCT's office was notified."
(p. 143) Where are these records?
2. Could an archival search be run on specific topics for retired records at the CIA's.
Record's Center? Perhaps an ARRB staffer could be present during the search to review
the abstracts and to suggest other fields or topics to be searched?
3. Could a crypt search for records containing relevant crypts be run through
cryptographic reference? How would queries need to be framed and stated?:
4. Why is it so difficult to develop a list for all personnel (official, contract,
administrative, or TDY) assigned to the post referenced in RIP 104-10065-101997
5. We have been working to identify all technical and surveillance operations in and on
the Cuban and Soviet consulates and embassies in Mexico City between September 1
and December 1, 1963. How can we frame a search query to determine if we have a
comprehensive and complete list of all operations at that time?
6. How can a search query be framed to document all electronic take produced by the
Mexico City Station in the immediate wake of the assassination (the fist month) and
during the perlod of Oswald's visit? How can we verify that what exets in the
Sequestered Collection represents all records of the technical production that was
available at the time of the assassination? If additional records or original production
still exists, where would it be stored or filed? What searches could be conducted to
retrieve any additional records? If such electronic täke has been destroyed, do records
exist of the destruction?
7. Could you describe the process by which operational funds are proposed, approved,
received, and distributed (cirça 1963). What funding and disbursement records exist?
How are they organized? How should a request be formulated to institute a reasonable
search of these records?
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8. We have seen DDP monthly operational reports which contain information on the
allocation/ distribution of operational funds. Are there other DDP records which would
reflect how certain projects utilized their funding? How are these records organized?
How should a search query be framed?
9. Various open sources have linked the CIA to various journalists and publishing
comparies during the 1960'g. How should a query be framed to search for connections
between the Agency and journalists or publishing companies?
10. Did the Agency have any relationship, projects, or contacts with publishing houses
during the time of the assassination and in the aftermath of the Warren Commission?
How would a search be formulated to determine whether or not the Agency had a
relationship with any of the same publishing houses that were also publishing books
about the assassination?
11. How would a query be framed to search for files on any office or person dealing
with organized crime and Cuba? How should a request be formulated to institute a
reasonable search on this topic?
12. Is there a comprehensive record or list detailing the identities of individuals on the
How are these records organized? How can a search
query be framed to ascertain whether or not a particular individual appears in the
Register,
13. How could a search query be framed to ascertain whether or not a particular
individual was given access to classified information by DCD (then OO)? What kind of
files are assembled in the process of clearing non-Agency contacts/ sources for access to
classified information?
DRAFT
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MAR 18 °97 06: 52PM
SATION
P.2
Assassination Records Review Board
600 E Street NW • 2nd Floor • Washington, DC 20530
(202) 724-0088 • Fax: (202) 724-0457
SECRET
MEMORANDUM
March 18, 1997
TO:
FROM:
John Pereira and Barry Harrelson
Jeremy Gunn
SUBJECT: ARRB Questions Submitted for DO Briefing
I would like to address some of the concerns that you expressed at our meeting
yesterday, where we briefly discussed the Review Board's Proposed Questions for the
March 17 briefing regarding DO records. We understand that you have some concerns
about the scope of the topics raised. We very much appreciate your recognition of the
importance that we attach to the ARRB's independence and we again wish to
emphasize the fact that we fully understand your proper concern for the protection of
information that is unrelated to the Kennedy assassination.
I would like to emphasize that the questions that we sent to you were not intended as in
depta research queries, but rather as topical talking points for discussion. We prepared
the questions, at your request, in order to give the persons conducting the briefing an
understanding of the types of issues in which we were interested. They represent issues
that we wish to explore in our quest for additional information and records to facilitate
the completion of the ARRB's responsibilities under the JFK Act.
We appreciate your acknowledgment that the ARRB is not necessarily obligated to
justify to CIA the questions it deems relevant to the assassination. Nevertheless, in
order to facilitate and coordinate our efforts, we are very willing to offer the following
additional explication of those questions that we understand may have been considered
by the Agency to be excessively broad:
Полно MeM
SECRET
nas John R. Tunhelm, Chalr • Henry F. Graff • Kermit L. Hall • Willam L. Joyce • Anna K. Nelson
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: DavId G. Marwell
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SECRET
Question # 5:
We have been working to identify all technical and surveillance operations in and on the
Cuban and Soviet consulates and embassies in Mexico City between September 1 and
December 1, 1963. How can we frame a search query to determine if we have a
comprehensive and complete list of all operations at that time?
Until very recently, we had seen no evidence that CIA had microphone surveillance of
the Cuban compound. However, Dispatch HIMMW 12454 (no IDEN number attached)
found in Box 23, Folder 9 of the Sequestered Collection, makes reference to LICOOL
(concealed microphones inside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City), Though the
dispatch reports that the last LICOOL ceased functioning in 1961--before the period in
question-the prior existence of this capability and the fact that the dispatch discusses
the possibility of reactivation prompts the question of whether all technical and'
surveillance operations against the Cuban and Soviet Consulates have been identified
to the ARRB. In addition, the dispatch refers to MKTRAP, a telephone hot mike
operation which was re-actuated from a basehouse in November 1963. The specific hot
mike telephone PRIMPULSE appears to have been in operation during 1963. Are there
records from this operation? Are there any other operations that may have picked up
Oswald's visit?
Question # 6:
How can a search query be framed to document all electronic take produced by the
Mexico City Station in the immediate wake of the assassination (the first month) and
during the period of Oswald's visit? How can we verify that what exists in the
Sequestered Collection represents all records of technical production that were available
at the time of the assassination? If additional records or original production still exists,
where would it be stored or filed? What searches could be conducted to retrieve any
adaitional records? if such electronic take has been destroyed, do records exist of the
destruction?
This question is a follow up to question # 5. If MKTRAP was in operation from
September 1-December 1, 1963, where are the records or transcripts describing the take?
Was the take ever retained or reviewed? Do any original tapes or transcripts still exist?
Where might these records be found? Were any other technical operations in progress?
The various project files for the technical operations known to exist during this period
are spotty and incomplete. How can the ARRB know if it has reviewed records of all
the technical operation take for the relevant time period?
SECRET
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SECRET
Question # 9:
Various open sources have linked the CIA to various journalists and publishing
companies during the 1960's. How could a query be framed to search for connections
between the Agency and journalists or publishing companies?
The two 1967 Ramparts articles mention connections between the Agency and
journalists worldwide. The primary focus of this question is on any connection between
the Agency and any jouralist who might have covered the assassination domestically.
Additionally, we would be interested in any publishing company involved in
publishing books about the assassination. HSCA staff notes (RIP 180-10142-10087)
summarize several files dealing with contacts between the Agency, publishing houses,
and authors. For example, the file identified as QKOPERA/Liaison ZRBLESS outlines
a memo br
CA/PROP on the status of negotiations between*
and Milovan Djllas. ZRBLESS is identified as a subproject of
WUBONBON. Further, the staff notes mention a project involving
Jand
publication" [sic], a separate project involving "the Freedom Fund and distribution"
(sic], and a third project to provide news service to the foreign press through
Each of these projects appears to have been in operation in 1963-64.
Question # 10:
Did the Agency have any relationship, projects or contacts with publishing houses .
during the time of the assassination and in the aftermath of the Warren Commission?
How would a search be formulated to determine whether or not the Agency had a
relationship with any of the same publishing houses that were also publishing books
about the assassination?
This question is a follow up to question # 9.. One record that is already in the collection
(RIF 180-10142-10087) summarizes the Project File of WUPUNDIT and notes two 'one
time only operations in 1963-WURAISIN and WUTRANSIT which were responsible
for publishing two books each. In addition, WUSENDER is reported to be a 'one time
only' operation responsible for three books in 1964. If these books have domestic
implications or are on subjects related to the assassination, they would be relevant
documents.
We hope that this additional explication may help you and the DO understand our
you or gour she eur rained it ve gay no ha. antidi ate four vegues would se on
work of dubious value or benefit -- please advise us so that we can work with you to
modify or amend the requests accordingly.
SECRET
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Please also remember that, when we request accesses to these materials, we are not
designating them "assassination records" and we are not, at this time, requesting that
copies of documents be given to the Review Board:
We appreciate your continuing cooperation and helpfulness.
Sincerely yours,
"T. Jerems
Gunn
General Counsel and Associate Director
for Research and Analysis
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- DISPATCH
Sequestered Collection Box 23, Folder?
FROPGIOSIAGE ACTION
SECRET
MARKED FOR INDELIN3
c082. Menco cly.
NO INSCRINE REQUIREO
ONLY QUALIFICO DRIE
CAN AIDGE MOLAIN
##0A
CHARLE MUDAYAFION
AICHOFILAL
CHON REQUINCO. MILENCE
The stution's use of certals cryptonyns adentifying techuicat
operations sirat PERULEN TrELIDE in Mexico has caused confuelon in
Hendquartero element responsible for sourcing ane disemination of
Intormation produced, and for nupporting the entire compler of
¿operation itsell. The cryptonyme in question are (a) IrrAt
(4) LIERODE (6) MITRAP (d) LICOOL 1 and (e) PEIMPULSE.
The ordglot:
nantag of these cryptony. 1a being forrarded under separato cover,.
The purpose of thia dispatch fa to subalt for station coment
revion of. the technical operationt effort againt PorIseN TPLIDE.
•wince Ita Inception.
The objectives are (1) to complete Headquartere
rocords which inck considerable detall concernsor the Intrioadies os
he operation,. (!) to ug " more preciae ud of cryptonyme in
reporting. this notivity which would benefit Hendquarters personne.
remponsible for monitoring und supporting those 'opointlous nud (3) t0
muscent a few adminietrative adjustmente which would dispel the present
confusion mentioned In this dispatch.
9.. The Inftlal effort agalnot the tarket was PBIMPULSS: it vs
Introduced Into the targut using LIFEAT asseto and was actuated from
the LIFFAT VI baselouse.
Thia de mentioned pily to complete the recora
and doti not pertain to
..the inteat of this diseussion.
ProparLy
speaking
tho
initinl affort begin with the activation of LIfeat.
MIERODE n February 1959, an Indicated In MOM 12358.
Subsequently
right (a) LIon attempta wore inde during 1960-196. against tie dame
target.
The LIc00l were monstored from a nobile LP (not LITINE).
Basehoune ABLE and Banchoune BAKER, and the latter came to bo referred
to no the LIERODE base.
The mont productive operation of this sort
Boems to have been LICOOL/11, netlinted on P May 1059, according to
HEXI 3881, datud 1S May 1959.
According to ow rocorde the last Ilcoo,
cenmed functioning during late 1961.
Plenne confirm.
Attachment • 1/8/0
Dintributlon
0 & 1 - C0S, N0aico Chty /att
CS COPY
DISPATCH EVABOL AND NUMSTA
HMAN 12454
CLABJINICATION
SECRET
- 50 - 4 - 3.2/6
1 APrIl 1064
NOS THE NUMBIA
50-8-3216
RI
Chrono
TSD/ASD
TSD/Photo
WHL/3/Mex{co/L Sarchez
OFFICE 5Y4606
BAN
j 5840
OICIAN NAME
TSD/ASB
rSD/Photo
3 вія і Пл. Мати
OFfICE BUMADE
NOSE 53 VESFARMIONEFOITION
•DATE
1810.
(86)
King
DISPATCH
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DISPATCH
CoDE 049t
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OISPATCH SINISE G4S AUDIEN
IMHN 12454
At trut timo a different technique nai plannod.
The following
outlinen the development of the oporatione which the station
habItually refera. to aa "NTRAD"!
: 5 February 1962:
Request for operation received at
NOSCHARITY by HarVey C. MILFORD.
# TeD, oMar, 1062:. Design and construction of setrap.
O' March 1989
• MSTRAP dolIvered tO LIFEAT CO 10Y
placement in targot aron.
10 NarcE 1062
NXTRAP Installed by LIFZAT asanta sad
instei IP tests pertorned iron LIFEAT VI bus ohoune
with cartive results.
14. March 1902! Lp tents conducted with revised sertet
line connections vith ponitive resulta."
6-13 ApT1I I082: Deala nod construction of Li equipment.
16 AprIL 1062: Installaction of lp equipment 1n
LITAT VI basehouse.
MKTRAP, although mored froM room to roon, remained in blace within
the target aren, though inactive most of
the time.
DuTInE LOvenDer
1963 IXTRAP mn reictuated from # socond LIFEAT basehouse know au
3.
The photo surveillance of PORTNEY TPELIDE wes put into effect.
Leschouse BATFR (LIEROSS RASA) It the ore tine that HAD WAS
mctuated.
Infe photo coverage, the basehouse, PERUMEN TPLIDE And the
activity
for which the croptonyn man firat nuthorized have ant been
Identified an LItRoDy which han created considerable confurton here t
Hondquarters,
According to scanty leadquartery recorda the folleras
operation have utilized these bases agalbat the targot:
LIFEAT VI
Banohouses ABLE and DAER
D. LICOOI
C. LITTAT/LIERODE
• LIFEAT VI
LIFEAT VI, Banehouse
BAKER, Busehoue CHARLI
e. PHOTO
Hondquarters han the impresston that the principal factors that
contributed to the sunpenaion of MSTRAP activity IrOn LIFEAT VI.. were
the physical deterioration of the souse Itsell and the divorce of the
basehouse keepers.
The current LINET Projoct Oytline Indicates that
IIITUD 14 Mid LITXUD 17 tare obtainios a divorce and were terminated
•: of 30 September 1964.
lesdquarters nones they were the occupanta
of LIFTAT VI, yet the project outline does not abor that the base
was
closed. 'IlIaT vI wan liated'on paro 20 of tbe outline me an'active
untt.
On the other band, oro 15 of the outline attes that LIFtio
and LITTUD 21 nre occupying the "LIERODE photo basehouse*
but that
they ture never boen involved In. LIfEAT vork.
This Indicates that
LITArIsOn and the photo work agaiant the PBRUEN arget are now
being conducted from two different busehouses.
the project outline
alno Indicates that wallo 1t had been planned to have this base servo
Stat
4401
GLASHIPICAPION
KAPOK
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PAGENG
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CONTETATION OF
D'STATCH
KAPOK®
SECRET
WISPATEN SYNAEL ANE NUMBLA
1ONM3 12154
'LIFEATAXINA!", rechnieal difficulties made this inposaible.
therefore theso two ngonts were not being includlod under LIFEAT
Projecte.
above to Stardon utilized another dIrEAT banchouse, nine sadle
basohouse CHArLIr, situated approximately six milon from tagret.
Plonse constru the accuracy of the forecoing and supplement 1t
Inforning leadquartere the basehounce ind keepers Involred and the
oporitions they ure currently monitoring:
Hendquartera requesto Station's comments on the followtas
suggestions:
Photogzaphie coverage.
That a separate project de.
prepared. to Include LiFElD 21 and 23.
The project should
cover thels salaries,
basehouse rent, and osuipment
expenses.
no arrangement similar to LITARSY and LIDOcTROT.
This activate
coverage *& PBRUMEN TRELIDE.
Hendquartora 1a not aware of Any LICOOLS
eresently operative.
If eny are contemplated. C9I-52-8,
27
103B, requires special Kendaurters
approvaL prior
takon.
If succentu, a decimson can be mad
that time whather a new project de necessary or whether
1t can adequately be covered undor LIFEAT, depending on
the s8sets
being utilized in the operation.
C.
LIERODE.
The original intent of thie cryptony. 1n
discussed In the sparate covor attachment and the activity
haa
bean assigned file nuaber 50-6-33/G.
Is the operation
ut11tzes
LIFEAT nssets, it 1s sugreated that 1t remain.
under LIFEnT Project and be identified no LINEAT/Ll ROLE 10
all correspondence.
Ploaso Inform Headquarters of the aseeta
preseatly ueed for LIFEAT/sIeROdE coverago.
d.
NOSTRAP.
KUROT would preter the station. not una this
cryptony In reporting thia particular type o1 coverage. It
in surgentod that a new cryptonys, in the Ll sorte,
utilized to reference thii activity, Tha prement cryptonyn
refere to A
technique which hasprogressed from the
developmental into the operational stage and should more
appropriately be Identifled with & regular Station cryptony.
18 tala operation i, being vorked by LIFEAT Assets,
1 night bo identified with a dual cryptony LIFEATAl. A
soparate file number..
within the LIFEAT serden, can be
noired to cover "UNTRAD" l$ the Statlon requente it, but
1t does not seem
necorsary since othor LIFEAT tarreta
have separate Lile numbers estber.
consolidated Project.
techaical operationa
= LIERODE,
adainlatored under one projeat.
OLIVER G. CALDOND
5 c.- 6.- 3.#/:
CS COPY
PHER HE
5.8c
NEE TRET:SUE ECITION.
CONTINUES
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ATTACINENT TO
HANN 12454
CRYPTONES A - laba to 18oatily Stallon' unllateral solophone
CRYPTONYM & - Amigned on 21 Sabrunry 1059, to identisy the
station'a unitatera
telephone tap of the
PRUMEN TPLYDE is Hexies City.
MEXI 3382, Febrüary 21, 19599
CRYPPONTU C -
Identlital" the techndent nomancinture, 08 a
• hot mike zelephone A78 inacallation.
De ta 11m
of the synten are contained in intA 2030%.
CRYPTONTY D - Concenled mieroptones.
CRIPTONYM E - not aike tolephone.
54-6-2216
CS COPY
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OTX RECORDE
V09-16-96ecr
Cross Reference, Monie
RECORD NUMER : 180-10142-10087
RECORD GERIES & CIA BEGRECATED COLLECTION
AGENCY FIY HOMER 1 23-06-03
othes Money Fruity. None
DOCTIGENT INTORSATION
ORTOTNITOR
• BECA
FROM
TO
TITLE
THE WARRIN COMNIESION AND MEXICO
DATA
00/00/78
PAGES
62
DOCUMENT TYPE
REPORT
SUBTECT (5)
CONCI CIA, TILS
CTASSTTICATION
RESTRICTIONS
ORCIASSITIEO
CURREAT STATOS
DATE OF LIST REVIEN
POSTPONED
IN PART
08/07/95
CONCENTE
Don La
Date In: 01/26/96
77777173
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The Hassen conmission ano
mexico.
I dupo fion Cable chrono, Osualdi
Missfsle and-12:8-7241
A December 211163.
1 DIR 90466 (420-5))
comunication chrono was
examined usato Las
therefied hare not detaro
manca
date.)
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06: 58PM
P. 12
2
This cable reports that Helans.
appeared before the Harren
in Mexico
licatis Scott,
response to DIR 97839
Lig + Ro:Scoli
the inf i mu ding that
[tajas) uras seportea to.
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3
Phillips, Manel), Came
1503-2102
informs Embassy tobat
Kalemant, blausson t
Millens plain travel
to Mixi on s ajasil:
aletessine nature testent
ofeffort of US. investigating
agesiciesabrosid.
b instestigatise effort of.
Mexican authorities
6. Consult 45+ Megi author -
sties ses: further incesti-
gation if assy is determined
necessing.-
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3.
4/3/78
HARDWAY
sui
•all"QKOPERALY
ER BLESS Pile 8/1/61-8/38/64
The Comsanes cornscerned
§allar deals. co.
those ottoman galia
laraks..
cublind menia dated 2/11/64
?
?
1 Puber the too. 2.1
ZRBLESS/war
490,09p141(04810088d00
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. 06:59PM
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HARDWAY
ust no jet file Reton
2
41.11
Memo dated = 12/44. to 0000
That (1005 linaget Quests
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HUNt. SUMMARY
HArdwAY
files reviewed.
41.7176
(EEPOEM: LUURABBIT.] Correspondenes
folders, Boxa,
2. (LIERRABBIT) TermiNation
Folder 1, Boxi
3. MPS Projeet filE (WaPUMDIT.]
(conDüit)
SECRET
41
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primaril
4.
IMPS. Project File I Will BONBON?
5
"I WE HUSTLER?
pARt I of 3.
WUBON.BON] Accountings Folder 24
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mestiongs....
TEPANDIT I support foldea 27
WU PUNDIT (WaBaNBON)] folder 26
WEBANGON] Palitoy Papers F20
1| WUPUNDIT) CIA Book Publishing
F-.284+29
WUBONBON. ] FY 65 Support
:FZ3+2%
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2,018 | /releases/2018 | docid-32289971.pdf | 124-10202-10247 | 04/26/2018 | Redact | FBI | 12/5/62 | PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT | 92-3182-688 | DIRECTOR, FBI | COOK, ROBERT A. | 26 | FBI | HQ | 3/8/18 | 26 | ## Page 1
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date:
6/12/201
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER : 124-10202-10247
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
92-3182-688
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
COOK, ROBERT A.
TO :
DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE :
DATE: 12/05/1962
PAGES:
26
SUBJECTS :
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION :
RESTRICTIONS:
CURRENT STATUS :
DATE OF LAST REVIEW :
GAL, SUR, RES, EMP, ASSOC, REL, TRA OUTSIDE US, B/F INT
, GAMBLING
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
Unclassified
4
Redact
08/03/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE
COMMENTS :
v9:1
DocId: 32289971
Page 1
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## Page 2
CG 92-373
GUS ALEX, in accordance with Bureau letter to New York
dated November 27, 1957, entitled "TOP HOODLUM PROGRAM;
AR"'.
ADMINISTRATIVE
This report has been prepared in compliance with
Bureau's instructions that all information wich has been
body of this report rather than in the cover pages.
INFORMANTS
Informant
Date Contacted
CG T-1
CG 6343-Ck
Contacting Agents
CG T-2
CG 6443-C
10/15 through 11/27/62
CG T-6
PCI FRANK LA CROIX
10/15 through 11/27/62
SA WILLIAM A. MEINCKE
SA JOSEPH G. SHEA
SA ROBERT A. COOK
CG T-29
CG 6502-C*
CG T-32
CG 6502-C*
CG T-40
PCI
CHARLES POSTL
CG. T-41
CG 6543-C-TE
10/15 through 11/27/62
SA ROBERT A. COOK
10/15 through 11/27/62
SA ROBERT J. TOMPKINS, ur
CG T-48
PCI GEORGE N. SEELT
11/5/62
SA JOHN W. PARISH
- B
COVER PAGE
909-10513
DocId: 32289971
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180-10144-10106
Kanto, Mauia.. C-7913 SECRET
11112409
In. Julyeet In 1961.
Antindated PRO. Part Induates that Kentor was dora ox May 9, 1934
in tew York lity He is listed as a U.S. lize ake, at that time, was
a student at the Unweety of Copeakagen, true Flads. His travel
steide the country of present Midine is listed as follow:
seamark July 26,1957-Vlay 31, 1958.
USSR
May 31,1958 - July 9.1958 to stay with an acle in MinsE).
Dermark. July 9, 1958 - Now. 25,1958
4.5.A
Nor. 25,1958 - J. 30, 1959
Denmark. Jak. 30,1459 - Present
in the list Indels and youe of satever
He sewed in the USMC from 1952 to 1955p and In the UST Revere
from 1955 until Oct. 8, 1960. Bott of Is parents were bork in Russea
A request fu a POA. You orde to aces Saljet ROSKIN
ICIMPROVE And LHARVEST potestial was made on tet. 17, 1961.
dy likad IT. Walsh, WE-I/Parnack
a POA. was granted for contact, assement and polygrape cely in
Marck 1, 1961 in a memo t Chief, NE /1/ Reamack, Atte
Cables indiate that Kaster was met wy
under allas on.
a apil f May 1961
2 reason pauling which time he revealed himself to the a long like
but unwilling RIS contact in Copenhagen
SECRET
Last able, dated lug 15, 1961, to Quietor from
indecates that
snored montact subject uno fast returned for Yugodama More departare
for there york in early septer.
10144-10106
RETURNTO CIA
Backgroundause Only
Do Not Rearoduce
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11112410
Marren Kantor (201-279,910)
Kantois 201 file contacks:
1) Several exvelopes containing theid ageney' documents:
2) LIA reports to otte govermental agenues outering
the Agency's information on kantor
3) ITA internal repots conceang agency costact With Kaster:
A 5/5/61 Report of contact meetings with Kantor on May 3C 4
meludes a section entitled "enual Information minok in
1959" This eludes information on construction, food supplies,
the tick OVIR. the stead connenety in Minsk, te. Che para
graph states: (#2s on p. 8 of report)
"Is addition to the unesty, there are several ticknes tate.
tetes, het Kaver lad no opportanity of meting then. He rener.
wis that le tale pased by a sulding whiel Aren a
milary reclares matcute "wyennonauchayy intatieut%,
Jut wittout a map he was not able to describe it loeation."
A 28 page report of 4/4/61 describes the contacts with Kanter on
Aprel // and 12. This repost details Kanters personal i educational
background, hi's financeal states, dis witts to the USSR of 531/58-
9/58 and 612159-9/8159, die ulatures in the USSP, And his contact
wite soret officials RIS and otei Ameras students out
with ta soite. Ise repost goes into conseducable detail concuring
his contacts with set official, the attempt hy RIS to
recult hen While he Was In Muck in late tilly 1959 (p.Mh),.
the sutrequent expules from the USSR (p. 20) and ches
later contacts wilh soviet official And MRIS upbR his retres
to lopeckagen.
SECRET
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(164-0059-10115)
StUKtI
20 January 1978
MEMORANDUM FOR: SA/DO/O
FROM:
SUBJECT:
REFERENCES:
Plans and Review Group
Central Cover Staff
House Select Committee on
Assassinations (HCSA) Request
A. Memo for SA/DO/0 fr OLC (OLC 77-5685/4),
dta 28 Dec 77, Same Subj
B. Letter for OLC fr Chief Counsel/Director
of HCSA, dtd 22 Dec 77
1. This memorandum is in response to the request
in paragraph 4 of Reference A.
Ccs files contain
information on five of the ll individuals identified
in Reference B as follows:
a. Alias Dan Carswell (True Name David I
Christ) - Approximately 30 documents, virtually
all of which concern the establishment, maintenance
and use of cover for Subject during his Agency
career as a Staff Employee from 1956-70.
b. Louis Posada - CCS maintains a covert tax
file on Subject containing 58 documents covering
his employment as an Independent Contractor from
1968-75.
Information in this file may be released
only in accordance with the provisions of Section
6103 of the Internal Revenue Code.
In the opinion
of CCS, the time frame of these documents would make
them irrelevant to the investigation being conducted
Cesario Diosdado - Approximately 25 documents
on Subject, a Bureau of Customs official who assisted
CIA from 1961-68 on a reimbursable basis. Virtually
all of the documents concern arrangements made between
2 4e 12 61
CIA and Customs for the use of Subject. The Commissioner
and custome
of. Customs should be contacted prior to release of
information in this file.
d.
David Attlee Phillips -- 125-150 documents,
virtually all of which concern the establishment,
maintenance and use of cover for Subject during his
Agency career as a Staff Employee from 1953-75.
WARNING NOTICE
SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES
AND METHODS INVOLVED
SECRET
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e. Lucien Conein - 100-125 documents,
virtually all of which concern the establishment,
maintenance and use of cover for Subject during his
career with the Agency as a military detailee and
Career Agent from 1954-68.
2.. CCS files on the individuals listed in paragraphs
la, c, d and e above contain forms, memoranda and personal
data concerning administration of cover exclusively.
the opinion of CCS, identification of specific documents
that could be of interest to the HCSA cannot be made
until such time as the HSCA Staff narrows the focus of its
inquiry.
3. There is no information in CCS files on the other
items listed in Reference B.
SECRET
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2,018 | /releases/2018 | 104-10429-10085.pdf | 104-10429-10085 | 04/26/2018 | Redact | CIA | 10/29/1975 | PAPER-TEXTUAL DOCUMENT | RUSS HOLMES WORK FILE | DEPUTY CHIEF, SECURITY ANALYSIS GRP | RAYMOND M. REARDON SEC ANALYSIS GRP | DOCUMENTS RELATING TO THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION. | 64 | CIA | JFK | 3/12/18 | JFK-RH17 : F05 : 1998.12.13.10:47:13:356107 : THE 64 PAGES INCLUDES 4 COPIES OF THE 15 PAGE DOCUMENT DATED 29 OCT. 1975; THE COPIES ARE IN DIFFERENT STAGES OF SANITIZATION. THERE ARE 4 DOCUMENT RE | 64 | ## Page 1
T104-70429-100857
SEBRAT
29 October 1975
MIENURANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, Sccurity Analysis Group
SUB.IECT
Documents Relating to the Kennedy
Assassination
1.
In response to your request, the undersigned and
Michael E. Schneeberger reviewed the
eightcen volumes of
covert security file
#262 622 relating to the custodial
handling of Yuriy Nosenko.
In addition to the eighteen
volumes, various unnumbered files relating to site plans
for the
various safe sites used in this case and adminis-
trative files relating to expenses incuried and other
miscellancous items were also reviewed.
2.
As a result of these revicws, the attached documents
Were
located which make mention of Nosenko's being debriefed
concerning Lee Harvey Oswald.
Additionally, a memorandum
datcd.1l March 1964 from the District Field.
Office. (DFO) was
also located which gives a summary of information which
Nosenko provided to DFO personnel during casual conversation.
One of the items in this
memorandum is the lengthy discussion
of Nosenko's knowledge of Oswald.
Eyed A Perain
lymond M. Reardon
Security Analysis Group
Atts
Document Number
1355-1061
for FOlA Review on
MAR 1977
E2 IMPDET
CL BY 063994
SECHET
581-0351 1x11)e, entry no. 0702
F81-0351 (xx1u.)g, entry
10o. 1218
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6 July 1964 Report
On 2 July Nssis. NORIE,
WESTRELL and BENNETT visited the site.
arrived at noon in a
did so until 1345 hours,
discussion a Norman Mihail-vich BORODIN
(phonetic) and his family.
→was there SR Division
called and pressed the matter even harder.
then returned to
Headquarters and came back to the site again at about 1645 hours. He
expects to remain about hours.
July an interrogation of Subjuct by RYAN look place from
1230 to
1530 hours.
Discussion dealt with
the OSWALD case.
On 4-5 July all custodial precedures were routine. Subject did
"bum" a cigarette from a DrO man (Subject is getting smokes
during interrogation sessions).
Division doesn't plan to visit Subject on 6 July according to
latest reports.
8 July 1964 Report
no media
No visitors at the site on 7 July.
Subject ate all meals,
given a bath in the evening.
All custodial procedures normal and
routine.
13 July 1904 Report
Custodial procedures were routine during the workend of 11-12 July.
14 July 1964 Report
On 13 Ily Case Officer
linterrogated the subject from
1530 hours to 1720 hours subjects. of discussion unknown.
All
custodial procedures routine and noral.
No case officer visits to the site are expected today.
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No visitors to the site over the weekend. Subject has been avidly
writing and reading, smoking about a pack of cigaretiss per day. All
custodial procedures routine.
on 27 July 1964, case officer KiAN interviewed Jibject from 1330
to 1830 hours, discussing_OSHAD case.
fuuject had written on many
sheets d paper, mostly answers to questions put to hiin by the case
officers.
RYAN advised that one of these papers was 3 lengthỳ. lutter
from Subject to Pete (BAGLEY), although the contents vere not known
to RYAN yet.
Subject was given a book entitled,
"Damocracy in Unions"
yes-
terday.
No visitors are expected on 28 July, althougi, it is anticipated
that both the Doctor and RYAN will come to the site tomorrow (29 July).
Subject is in good spirits.
Custodial procedures arenormal and routine.
At the request of Os/L0G, Tom RYAN vas requested to initiate action
with Sk/DOB to provide some relief for the cook. Erna has been working
a 6 day week since early April with Ed SANNIR's wife filling in the
seventh day.. RYAN was requested to obtain the services of a cook and
a helper to work at lcast 2 days a
week and no more than 3 days. RYAN
will advise.
29 July 1964 Report
No visitors to site on 28 July. Sulject given bath in evening.
All site custodial procedures routine.
30 July 1961 Report
On 29 July the Doctor visited Subject from 1015 to 1115 hours.
He pronounced Subject to be in good condition, although Subject still
clains ve are taking pictures of him. 'the Doctor recolmended no
changes in routine.
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30 July 1964 Report
Case Officer RYAN interrogated Sulject from 1530 to 1800 hours,
29 July.
The discussion concerned the OSWALD case, the method (s)
by which private citizens in USSR get firearms and training and they
lalked about some Americans recruited in Paris
for the KGB.
All custodial procedures routine and normal.
31 July 1964 Report
On 30 July 1964, all custodial procedures were routine and normal.
Case officer is expected to core to the site on 31 July 1'26k.
3 August 1964 Report .
On 31 July 1964 case officer RYAN interrogated Subject from 1100
to 1600 hours.
They discussed "Intourist"
, KGB personalities, USSR
war plans and KGB activities during the
"Cuban Crisis". Subjoct.dill
believes we are laking picturcs of him.
At 2015 Subject came to the door of his room, said he wanted to
In effect, he wanted to get something
could talk because he knew the
off his chest.
caincias and recorders were not
operative at that hour.
He launched into a monologue
about his mother,
father, sister, brother and uncle.
Became very cmotional, saying that
he was misunderstood, that he rcally wants to remain in the US.
of his KGB work, recruitment and techniques. Finally at 0015 hours,:
1 August, he went to bed.
Remainder of 1 August was uneventful. Sunday 2 August also quiet.
All custodial procedures routine.
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5 August 1964
Week of 27 - 31 July 1964
the exception of social amenities and a review of the notes SUBJFCI had
made since his last interview with the Case Officer, the interrogation
consisted of a review of the OSWALD case.
transcript the Case Officer had typed from the 3 July 1904 tape.
Case Officer (Thomas RYAN) questioned SUBJECT on why KGB did
certain things such as run an investigation of OSWALD, check into his
Narine experience, etc.
On 29 July 1964 (a.m.) the doctor made his weekly exunination of
SUBJECT gave a brief run-down of his personal life before
his father died in 1958, said he
was being kept in confinement because
he is trying to help us
we are still taking pictures of him but
the clicking has become quieter.
On 29- July 196% interrogation ran from 1530 hours to 1802 hours.
The OSWALD case was discussed again and the
Case Officer started a
discussion on how people obtain and keep guns in their homes in Russia.
He also wanted to reconcile the fact that SUBJECT at one time
OSWALD was a poor shot but on another occasion said he was a good narksman.
The Case Officer then went into a discussion of a Paris based, American,
U. S. Government employee who was recruited by the KGB.
This individual was
still in Paris in January 1964. He would make documents available to KGB so
they could be photographed and returned to the vault on the sane day•
SUBJECT had no identifying data on this Acrican.
The discussion concerned
the American's contacts, station location, travel routes, etc.
On 31 July 1964 interrogation starled at 1416 hours.
discussion concerned the Intourist Organization and the extent to which
it seives as a cover for KGB cople, KGB war chergency plans,
extent to which these plans were activated at the tine of the U. s./Cuban
The last item discussed was the ODiSSA case.
ODeSSA is the code name
fur an agent named
]who was scheduled to go to Tokyo in April 1964.
Interrogation concluded at 1824 hours.
JJR: jins
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The Case Officer then started discussing the case of a Bulgarian,
GIORGIEY, who was arrested by the Bulgarians in Moscow in 1963. SUBJECT
obtained his information on this case from SHERAPIN and Alexander PAPOVICH
in 1963..
SUBJECI said GIORGIEV was invited to Moscow in 1963 at the suggestion
of the Bulgarian MVD.. He was settled in the Metropole Hotel and kept
under TV surveillance.
While he was in Moscow his rooms in Bulgaria
were searched and evidence was found (radio) which was sufficient for
the Deputy Chief of the Bulgarian MVD to go to Moscow, arrest him and
return him to Bulgaria for questioning and trial or court. martial:
SUBJECT went to Bulgaria in 1961 to help them on American cases.
He stated there was no suspicion of GIORGIEV at that time.
GIORGIEV
had worked in the United States and was believed to have been recruited
at that time.
The Bulgarians, on confronting GIORGIEV in the Metropole Hotel,
said, "George DUVAL, you're under arrest".
At this point the interview ended and SUBJECT asked the Case Officer
to congratulate the boys and wish them all a good holiday for him.
did this when the Case Officer said he did not think he would be back
on 3 July-
Friday, 3 July 1964 - The Case Officer wanted to discuss the KGB
involvement in the OSWALD case.
SUBJECT. said he did not know that OSWALD went to Moscow from Helsinki
but that OSWALD's visa application was processed in the normal manner
and KGB had a copy of the visa application.
Russian Embassies, since
1960, have authority to issue visas in three to five days after application.
OSWALD applied orally, and later in writing, for Soviet citizenship.
A copy of the written request went to KGB.
A copy of this request was
sent to the Supreme Soviet after OSWALD slashed his wrists.
KGB studied reports on OSWALD prepared by Case Officer KRUZNOF and
decided OSWALD was not normal so he was of no interest to KCB and has
not considered desirable for Soviet citizenship.
His file was sent to
Minsk because he was to live and work in Minsk.
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The American Embassy was not informed of his suicide attempt becaus
he was going to leave the country and he was not an important person.
While OSWALD was in Minsk he received a stipend from the Red Cross.
KGB had information on Marina OSWALD only after she announced her
intention to marry him. A record check, neighborhood, and employment
check on her showed that she was a simple, normal, not clever person,
and she was not in the Young Communist League because she did not pay
her dues.
Some investigative reports said she was stupid.
KGB did not consider using her in any capacity.
She has an uncle who is a Lieutenant Colonel in the Minsk militia.
She must be illegitimate because she does not use or know her father!s."
The only surveillance ever put on OSWALD was an agent and there was ::
never any on Marina.
After their marriage her pay was increased to impress the foreigner
she married.
She was not asked to stay in Russia after marriage because he was
to leave and Russians believe & husband and wife should be together
(unless one is a high level person) .
Neither of the OSWALDs got any briefing or instructions before
leaving Moscow®
In addition to KRUZNOF and the SUBJECT, DUBAS and MUSHKOV were
the KGB Agents in Moscow who knew of the OSWALD case before the
assassination.
A Department Chief, JONOKOV, and five other KGB Case
Officers knew of the case after the assassination.
KGB considered OSWALD an American citizen because he had been
denied Soviet citizenship.
KGB did not know any of OSWALD's personal contacts in fussia.
Some of the Intourist people OSWALD dealt with were KGB Agents
or contacts.
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OSWALD's case was not the same as
other Americans
in Russia because
he uns considered not
normal and he was not
conside.ed
a defector as
werC MARTIN and MIrCHELL.
SUBJECT heard that OSWALD applied in Mexico for return to Russia.
Word went from Mexico to the First Main Directorate to the Second Min
Directorate.
Second Main Directorate told First Main Directorate that
he had tried suicide in Russia, married a Soviet citizen,
and was considered not normal so the request should be rejected.
SUBJECT was then shown some photoglaphs and he waid le had seen a
ricture of Marina OSWALD in a magüzine.
A long list
of names was read and shown to subster but he failed
to identily any of them.
Many of the nanes were of poople in Minsk.
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Rescronce in nade to loadmartore letter di assignmant in
this cace datod & larch 196h.
?.
Durlie the period 20-23 Rebuny I9ot, tile SUBJACI was
under the protective custody of Specint. Agent Stanley C. LACil,.
George R. BREwER and Alried B. liceAlicY, suracT voluntarily
nunched information concorning his backcround and aculvities,
as vell as other information of operational interest, the subtunce
of which in ret forth in the succocaint Iragranho.
It is to be
noted-that.at.no.tim did.auv.of.tho. above-naned agcnto solicit.
any of this informacion or mnle Inquirion of the SUBJECT regarding
ny of the matters discusced by him.
sulanch opontaneougly
related
these incidenis in casual convergation during leine perious ond
mile chroute with the agents to and fron blaces of entercainment cic.
In most cases newspapero, maunzines and TV programo promied the
SUBJECT to make concuts rolutive in these muttein. Following 1s
a summariantion of this Information:
SPONIS, 1IOBBIES
(a)
On 20 February 196 turnCr diccloood that he enjoys the
following sporto: rocklall, hockey 111 61.11301d9.
FORDIGN TRAVEL
siunityst the
(b) Me also rcycaled that he han previously l son in the; Untied
Stateo while enrouto to Cuba, Venezuln and other Inüin Anerican
hid hasit one time or mocher during his cervice with the
KiB vinited and worled on operatioul projects fur the Soviet Union
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travaled to the lar Bast, excopt while handling
an ncent tho was
active ngainst the Japanece.
Ile (BURJICT) stayed li the furllo
Islands nich are within sighe of Jogan.
This vas in 1919.
caid that he was active in to ricking up of excnto by plane and
chiy in this arca.
WAVELY BACKGROUND
In the latter part of the evoning
on this came
20 Fobruary 1904, the SUBJECT stated that his facher vas a member
of the Comunlot Central Comttice, one of the fir: nemers of
the Commiet Party,
and that he had craat rempect
for his rachei.
The SULJECI alsO Indicated that his fasher rao a shipbuilder and
later becano one of the firao to organize and cou ny the Aussian
Atchie Euercy Plant.
It san curing tho latter oculvity that ha
(the sUBJECT's father) und thiee other officiole cons in contact.
with radiation, which atfocied his futher's liver and a few joars
Jater at the uge of 5h his father died of cancer.
The SUBJACK
sent on to stace that his father, being a vory pioilront conunist,
was civen treatment for this caucci in a rpocial hospital which 1s
located In the hille outside of the city of Moscow,
and during his
tenure In this hopplial the farily revided vich his facher.
lad five roon livine quitere beside the room in which his father
vas confined. This m'ivilore, he mid, is only giron to the especially
promineut ViPs of the Conunist Farty,
indicating that his incher one
oue of the top men in the Cormunist Party.
JULITARY AUTIVITY
(a) The SUBJECT revenled that in 19l9, nè che nge of 16, he vas
a laval Cadet.
He was called into the reivice beiore cindutting from
wat is our equivalent of a high school.. In lad inlen Int in the
Iighting in the Black Sia Arca Miere he
dearlbed Mind-to-hand combat
with Cermans, clined he was wounded, and becuuse of his bravery he
tan arariled the Sovict Order ledal und the Orici of Cialin.
stated this vas unusual for a person of his age and cuined him cicat
respect.
At the end of the far he had no more destic for military life
although his superiors tried to keep him
in the military
Instead, he
went for four yeure to the Institute of Forcion Telntions and learned
the melion languoge. Uyon gaination, a ann cace to hin and told hin
that he ind a jou liucd up for him.
lie slated that this actinlly tas
more like being nirred to tnko thin mriichlar job wich thined out
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to be with the laval Intelligenee.
He claimed that there vere tro
military Intelligence organirations ut
the tine, the laval and the
Ground Force milliary type.
IN SEAL IN MESSIA
(e) on 23 Februy 19Et, nu DuRaBel approaches the table for
the evening meal, he noted that the Tire magazine line on the coffce
table in the living room had a picture of Inric OSWiLD.
don he hit the table wich his flot and snid,
"I feel that I could
have atomned OStAD", du this potud Spocial Agent Stanley C. LACH
asked him
"hori". lie proceeded to sinüe that he (subuncr) was head
of the MCB Tourint and Visitown Cection mich kopt control over the
nctivitles of OSAID while he ras In the Covict Unir.
the tine, OSlID tas of no spacint concorn on Juiciort to the KGB
liccause he lacked intelligence background.
when he aunlied
coi scimiscion to lonve Musein, they (WB) under his (SUbJECT) dJicctior
Inforned USAID that he rould have to wike his appliction though che
amropriate ciannels of the tinie Intment, who in mun would request
his tolcuse fron the luosian cruniciparlo in handlini. of vicas. This
he cuid tas nll done for proacanded shoy gurgacer.
vince that if they rcally mmied to colcase OSMAID, it could have been
done on the syur of the nonent, but since osiud had noching and vas
not worth anything, they dcclued thai this vas an omortunity to show
the Anerican State Department that they did not nind releasing Individ-
unlo if they amplica for rolcare through the appropitate chancle.
Irior to this application for releace of OSWALD,
the CUBJECT stated
that since ho ms of no rarticular intercut to them nud there vas
nothing in loscow that thoy could we him for or plaer him inco, they
accided that they voild send ObtAID to liluck where he would be placcd
in a laccoly vorkine on rudlos in the hre that sons tininine in the
lectrical und cloctronic ficld ninte rueult in hio dovcloment inco
un cloctronico enginner; horever, he chored no earability in thin ricla.
The subJect then piaied that li was just nù this period, before sending
oStLD to binsk, tint a very cimuce thing happened.
gone declued to co to the hoüel there DulLD tan stagine to see if he
thon he got to the hobel he asked the clerk if OSWALD
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sas in his room, the clork nodded afflatively, ni the travel agent
procceded to OStAD's rOoM.
Hie tried the door,
but the door mas 10' ad.
lic noclied, cot no reoponse, and then with the
osci riance of the cir i
thcy broke into the room and found OSWID lying acyoss the bod with inch
of his wrists slashod. The travel. nucut and the clerk zooponded Immedlainly
ly caking OSMLD to the nour by wadical facility wiere he mo clven blood
transfunions and afior a periol oi tim regainod his cirengüh.
During the
Inostigation the folloing day the SUNJECl siated that the doctor indicated
that had OSWLD not been found for approcumaicly ton nore ninutes, he rould
It is here that the SUBJnCr again rounded the trile and
chirl 11 the travel agent had not broken into cho room, but lad insicad
contacted the KGB office like they are luntructed do thon thay do not
you any resbonse lion scople wich on they have arpointmence, chat he
(SUIJECT) would have nost Jilely dirociod the travel agchi to forget
about him, and on the folloving day or Inter that croning le rould luve
sunt one of the KGB agenie to check en OGlAD, nü which time he would
have been found deal.
Thie, he vent on to otate, 16 tuc lurco him
when he rcalizes that he could have boon inscrunchtal in disrouing of
OstALD without any gpocinl Inuiry or ceriour Invocilention, OSID
being nothing, and nt the sume time today the Frosident of the United
Otates, President Kanty, would do alive.
The SUNUSCr thion went cn
to viare that after OstID ins cont to liinck it no there that he not
Lile himscli (OSWALD), lario sis a girl frau a poncono fondly
wich no apeciul background and sonchot 11l1tcrate.
of her poor background that she vas elven perminalon
to nurzy OStALD
and return to the Unitca Stries no hin vile.
The SUBJeCT then went on to describe what took vince ca the day
that Procident KinnlY vas accaccinated.
He caid that this me actually
on aturday in hoscow,
the 2and of Novcribel
lie to hows at the
und happened to have
the radio on, won he hond that the terciont oi
the Unitod Scatca had boon asmuciniced Anprocimicly one hour laccr
the jadio Informed lin that the acrosein ino Ice OStLD.
Thts announcement,
he suid, scally stumed hino le crallud his cont sui doniad to his ocrice.
Timediatcly upon his nirivul he searched for the DiALD file.
sound the Illa he revioued it and found that OCTALD had not beca used
or even approached for use by the Runsion Intelligunce.
He jut in a
long distance call to the chief of the Wil Scetion in Winch: and Inquied
wether they had ueed, traincd on Napied OSTLD in uy say fox Inirll1-
The Chief intoned Win that according to wint he could
they had not wide uny ure of onwArD.
Juct about this tire,
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the SUEJECE to get ul1 the Inforntion nvailnble on OSWLD and biepare
a curmary to be furnichod the cop oicirals of the Comnist Farty.
The SUBJECI then diraciod the KGB igent in Minnk to likewise nrejare
a cumary of his file on OStUD and Inforned him thit within trenty
minutes a KOB coont vould arive by up cial milliary plane to pick
up the bury for return to loscor.
Is said this as accolished,
and within one hour they were menning a dutailed report on OStLD's
ectivity In missio. Thie, concluded the cuSJECt, 1: the atoiy of
OSWALD In Tuesia®
C. P. ANETCIACTON
(r) The SUBJECI alco Indicuted it he did not join the Conunist
Party unill he ran 27 ycars old, end is disl this out of rosject to his
father, to at the tine mme on his doatl bed and noted him (SUBJECT)
vnether he would do him one nore favor before ha dica.
the
sUBJECT stated he joined the Cenmunist Fnity. Ochenloc, he prowly
sould not have been a mender to this duy.
The SUBJECT routed that the IGB ne able to diffcrontlato
betticon Anoricans tho nie ascigned to lisacow and orc actually the
stute Deparinent tyre, fron those to have an Intelligence background,
by the fact thut the intolligence line of people do not decociato vich
the luscion girls, that is they will ns co out with them alone, increas
the State Dopartment tyne will.
1150, over a period of a month or tro,
thy Invarlably are nble to cind evidence that the Intclligence tyres
licen meturbating.
This 1s urually dotceted through close cran-
inition of the individual's tools and led chocis.
WUSSIAN U-I ATRIANT
(1) On 25 Fobiey 1504 suring the evening wall, a dircussion vas
hnd regarding the mecue aliplane rmsins noted
16t papers and on
TV In the United States.
The SURJRiCT comnented that he his a
ficnds who are test pilots ond tho are now engaged in testing what he
reIcrred to un a U-l tyne of nireract that 18 farice than any other
alrcraft in the vorla.
He added thit tcue friends are highly paid
mut thoy live voly dangerous jolr.
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SUBJECT'S FATHER
(1) The SUBJECI nico rade reference to his father during chie
meal, descithing him as a voly tall and coronaly w1l-built individunl,
and one who tas extremoly Intelligent rud a calf-mare, tcJ.f-cducnted
He learned the chipbuilding trade mostly throigh his on reccarch
and study,
and also fron the sunrich's grandfather,
wo was one of the
first shipbullders in luusia.
The curict added thnt his grandinther
died at the age of 94.
He aloo stated that aftcr the dooth of his
father, a memorial ias built in hio nemy cince he ras concidered
a very capable dirocior of the govcronent shipping industry.
vas about the last clue he now his nother and hrocher and cirber, as
they all wont to this cerchony in honor of his father.
indicated that there ves a periodical thich cave a complete rul-dom
on his candly background, including thut of his gradinther and his
and it ras voll publicized; and this he belleres lud a lot
to do with hin being able to get some cecial preferchee un move
along as fast as he did In tho his oreniration.
KGB PRESSURE OI FAILY
(3) 01 27. February 1oG during lunch, the SUeTECT stated thut he
has been Informed that the KGB is putting proucure on lis inuediate
family, particularly his mother.
he said he was not overly
vorried about her because she 1o tell-alf
financially, aud being up
In age there is not much they can do to her.
Horever, whut concerne
him most is the fact that they have ilady started to play on the
sympathies. of his tro children and hiu wife.
The SURJECT stated that
he was anticipating thie; hoover, he did not think cut they would
sturt so soon to prescure the funil:.
Morever, he doss lave core hope
that in due time he may be able to get his family a of iusein. This
hope he cald vus civen to him by the Chler of SR Division.
LIBRARY OF CONGRISS PANERATOR
(k) On 25. Febiunry 10d1 during a sichtrecing ic of lashington
by vehicle, as ve pased the Libraly of Congreen, tie SUNTECT pointed
to the building and stated that
"ve have people rurking in there"
Special Accut Stanloy C. INCh cain,
we'?" ind the sulJICr
"KGB", He continued by siating that this vas a cool place
to place people because they could ssarily Icorn by just miching
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and thereby get an idea as to what the military was blonning in the
riy of armaments and things of that nature.
The SUBJECT also advised
that the rcoponsibillty for cctting information cuireptitiously from
American Enbassica in forcien countrie: who ciploy. Indigenous personne).,
Talls within the confines of the KGB.
le stated that the way they to
nhout this le to work through the Indiponous personnel and arrange to
cnter the chlassy at speciol times during the night. They would flist
mnlie a close curvay and a photogranh oi the area
In which the embaccy
keeps Ite closcified materiul, then they rould rubsequently enter this
nica and open up the safes.
hen he wns nsked how this was done he
stated, "oh, combinationg to rafes are not hard to acguire". He said
that the Important and aifficult part of this activlüy is taking the
material out and phobographing it and then placing it exactly as it
was before they touched it.
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SECRET
166: 43981
1 0 0CT 1966
MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
SUBJECT
: Vladimir RODRIGUEZ Lahere
1. This memorandum suggests action by the Director of
Central Intelligence. Such action is contained in Paragraph 9.
2. The Chief, Western Hemisphere Division has recommend-
ed that subject be granted permanent residence in the United States
under the terms of Section 7 of the Central Intelligence Agency Act
of 1949, as amended. (See Tab A)
3. The Chief, Western Hemisphere Division states that sub-
ject has served this Agency since his defection in April 1964, in
providing voluminous, accurate and valuable information on the
organization of the Cuban Intelligence Services, their operations,
staff members and agents. He has been, is being and will continue
to be used to effect refruitment and defection of members of the Cuban
Intelligence and Diplomatic)Services. Through resettlement in the
United States he will continue to be of considerable value to this Agency
in the future.
4. The Alien Affairs Officer advises the subject cannot enter the
United States through normal immigration procedures because of his
service in the General Directorate of Intelligence, the Cuban external
intelligence service, so that subject could not obtain permanent resi-
dence in the United States at this time except under the terms of Sec-
tion 7.
5. Investigations abroad and within the United States, including
a favorable polygraph examination, and the successful operational mis-
sions performed by the subject have established his bona fides. There
is no information which would preclude favorable action in the recom-
mendation for Section 7 action.
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6. The General Counsel is of the opinion that this case comes
within the purview of Section 7 of the CIA Act of 1949, as amended,
and the intent of Congress,
and has so indicated by affixing his sig-
nature to this memorandum.
7.
The Deputy Director for Plans concurs in the recommenda -
tion of the Chief, Western Hemisphere Division and has so indicated
by affixing his signature to this memorandum.
8. In compliance with Part II, Paragraph 6(a) 7 and 8 of Section
50-1 of the Headquarters Regulation, the Western Hemisphere Division
will have primary responsibility for subject.
9. There has been prepared for your signature the attached let-
ter to the Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization. (See Tab
B)
to share
Director of,
ecurit
CONCURRENCE:
110 1966
Date
A. Deputy Director for Plans
13 01. 66
Date
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NIV
319
Transmit the following in
Via _
AIRTEL
FBI
Date:
5-8-64
(Type in plain text or code)
REGISTERED
MAIL
(Priority or Method of Mailing)
Sieron:
SUBJECT:
DIRECTOR, FBI (92-2839) (137-9678)
SAC, PHILADELPHIA (92-441) (137-3991)
RUSSELI A. BUFALINO, aka
PH 665-C-TE
CI
PH 665-C-TE has advised that she was served with
a subpoena on 5/7/64 as a Government witness to appear
5/13/64 in Philadelphia at the Immigration and Naturalizatio
Service hearing being held there for RUSSELL A. BUFALINO.
Informant is consulting with her attorney as to action she
will take at this hearing.
Bureau will be kept advised of intentions and
actions of informant in connection with this immigration
hearing.
4 - Bureau
(RM)
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92-2839
- 137-9678
2 - Philadelphia
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92-441
1 - 137-3991
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2O MAY 9 1964
66 Wick
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Agency Information
Date:
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AGENCY:
RECORD NUMBER:
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124-10217-10489
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AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-114543-13
Document Information
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TITLE:
DATE:
PAGES:
SUBJECTS :
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1
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LION RERORT
NTRAL INTELLIGENCE AC
This material containa information affecting the National Defense of the United States within the meantrg of the Espionage Laws, Title
18, U.S.O, Sece. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unsuthorized person is prohibited by law.
CAN MAS NO DRUE
E-C-R-E-T
DEOLASSACATION
REIGN DISSEM
49929
RENDE LA CA
COUNTRY
SUBJECT
Cuba
7. EXCEPT FOR BRACKET
Im 6-25-97(540|4582-8-2-97
Plans of the Junta Revolucionaria ,DATE DISTR.
an Anti-Castro Organization, for
Internal Resistance
NO. PAGES
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19
February 1963
1
REFERENCES
RD
W-2107
PATE OF
INFO.
Early January 1963
MI. FOR ANFORMETION CONTENDA
DATE 10: 13-2LB0
PLACE &
England, London
DATE ACQ.
(25 January 1963)
JFK
FIELD REPORT NO.
OEL-34586
THis Is UNEVALUATED
INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL. OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
SOURCE:
regular who was quoting Manolo Ray."
from "a source described as (S)
Appraisal of Content:
1. In early January 1963 Manolo Ray, former leader of the Cuban
People's Revolutionary Movement) and now head of the
/Movimiento Revolucionario del Pueblo (Mounta
Revolucionaria (JURE; Revolutionary Junta), stated that the
JURE iS
now concentrating its efforts on organizing
internal resistance in Cuba.
2.
According to Ray, the JURE controls the following groups
with forces inside Cuba: the MRP, the 30th of November
Revolutionary Movement, Federacion Estudiantil Univer-
sitaria (FEU, University Students? Federation). Accion
Cristiana (AC, Christian Action) and the Movimiento de
recuperacion Revolucionaria Cubana (MRRC, Cuban
Revolutionary Recovery Movement).
• Present plans are
limited, first of ali, to rebuilding these resistance
forces which have now nearly recovered from the losses
sustained during the April
1961 Bahia de Cochinos
invasion, and secondly, to establishing contact with
noh Communists in Cuba and
persuading them to reject
the Castro regime and to aid the resistance movement
Ray
added that no date will be set for starting the
operations
until sufficient
resources are
available
to
permit sustained action.
A tentative estimate is that
another three months will be required to collect the
necessary
resources
REG- 61
105-114-5435
1.
Headquarters Comment.
It is doubtful that Ray "controls"
aTi these organizations,
although some members from
them
probably joined
EMICARE,
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INTRAL INTELLIGENCE AL
This material contains information aflecting the National Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Esplonage Laws, Title
18, U.S.O. Secs. 793 and 794, the transmission or revelation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law.
HAS
E-C-R-E-T
DECLAS
REIGN DISSEM
199%
COUNTRY
SUBJECT
Cuba fi
EXCEPT FOR BRACKE DRI NO.
5m 6-25-97
(540 512-8: 2-97
Plans of the Junta Revolucionaria,DATE DISTR.
an Anti-Castro Organization, for
Internal Resistance
NO. PAGES
-3/537,837
February 1963
REFERENCES
RD
-W- 2107
DATE OF
NFO.
PLACE &
DATE ACQ.
Early January 1963
ALI. FEI INFOIMATION COR
MERER IS UNGLASSE
ONE LEE LOL
England, London
(25 January 1963)
JFK) FIELD REPORT NO.
THIS IS UNEVALUATED INFORMATION.
SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE.
OEL-34586
APPRAISAL. OF CONTENT IS TENTATIVE.
SOURCE:
from "a source described as (5)
regular wno was quoting Manolo Ray."
Appraisal of Content:
1. In early January 1963 Manolo Ray, former leader of the Cuban
exile group, Movimiento Revolucionario
People's Revolutionary Movement) and now head of the
on head the conta
RevoLucIonaria (cURE, Revolutionary Junta),
stated that the
JURE is now concentrating its efforts on organizing
internal resistance in Cuba.
According to Ray, the JURE controls the following groups
with forces inside Cuba:
30th of November
Revolutionary Movement,
Federacion Estudiantil Univer
University Students? Federation), Accion
sitaria (FAC, Christian Action) and the Movimiento de
Recuperacion Revolucionaria Cubang (MRRC, Cuban
Revolutionary Recovery
Present plans are
limited, first of all, to rebuilding these resistance
forces which have now nearly recovered from the losses
sustained during the April 1961 Bahia de Cochinos
invasion, and secondly, to establishing contact with
non-Communists in Cuba
and persuading them to reject
the Castro regime and to aid the resistance movement.
Ray added that no date will be set for starting the
operations until sufficient resources are
available to
permit sustained action.
A tentative estimate
is that
another three months will be required to collect the
necessary resources.
REC- 61
105-104543-13
Headquarters Comment.
organizations,
have probably Joined ExCaRE.
doubtful that Ray "controls"
some members from them
TARMY
X I-NAVY
TREASURYS
Note: Washington cistri
ORATION FOREN FORMANION REPORT
105-1145443
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1. As soon aB I arrived at the lotel Conella in san Juan, P.R..
I received a visit from lanolo RAy.
The visit lasted 3 hourg.
conversation was lonp and dealt with Cuban matters as veld as
affairs of the allied,
western nation: led by the United States of
America.. He showed his adniration and synpathy torarde the person
and the politics of the young Iresident.
FAY considers the reroval
of the missiles from
Cuba a preat victory over Moscow and as a halt
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2.
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feels that, thanks
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of the situation.
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go to war in defense of his revolution.
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in getting along well with that orcanization.
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"What does
one pain by having a controversy with then?
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problemaso much
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80, he continued, that he har been interviewed by all
to his by that orcanization, and "I rave the proof when
your dants) de his requent.
then intervieved in Havana by a fir.
py y00c intention vas so clear that despite
the fact that I would have preferred to see his at a place of ny oun
choosing, because I knew the surveillance the: bad on reg
to his houre, an extresoly ranjorous thini in those days for an extinister
of the Revolutionary rovernient.
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press) that, it colicit! and needs the help of the free borlo ard,
especially of the Arerican "leaver"
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Upon my askine, him for his opinion on nutilur Pardo LIADA In
front oi a nicrophone
talking to cura, he looted it me in surprise.
hare a seiding, ho said.
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FREELE
RAY, with Rehe sout on belle the did not to 1st yes offled
for a noment) that fIDEL already had the proofs that RAy, faustino
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I an citing this convercation in order to
show you the vigilance that alread's exinted in those days on Manolo RAY.
eir friend of Bad CARe on a to une on the oring o prenato
Revolution.
It is an intervic, that I remember well, but I cannot
remember her name.
Besides, she shoved ne a larre hlack pockotbook in
which she sas carrying the docurentary proof. I understood then that
It was the Colo I did not see her again after that date.
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LA HABANA 22 SEPTEMBER 1915. FATHES
STANISH BORN NOW DECEASED.
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PUBLICITY RESEARCH FIELDS. FRIEND
FRENTE ANTICOMUNISTA•
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CUBAN NATIONAL BORN
SPANISH BORN NOW
PROJUCTION,
CONTE AGUERO AND MEMBER HIS.
AT MARKET AND AUDIEN
PRODUCED NOW DEFUNCT MONTHLY MAGAZINE
MEMBERS DE LOCAL CONSONO REVOLUCIONARIO CHAPTER USTIL
IS ONE OF FIFTEE:
VORS 1389G
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DIR.
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AND SUPPORT LOCAL IMRAKE ACT/VITIES.
SECRET
END OF MESSACE.
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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THE FOREIGN SERVICE
- OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
American Embassy
Paris
8, France
SEE REVERS
SIDE FOR
CLASSIFICATION
AL
Cia
Date:
To:
it
From:
January 17, 1962
Director, FBI
Legat, Paris
SAMUEL M.
GIANCANA
ANTI-RACKETEERING
210183-
(92-14) (RUC)
C 4.
Subject:
aka
CLAST AFIND BY
x25%
ZEOUT SEEM GAS.
DATE OF DECONSIlL
Re Paris cable 12/28/61 and Madrid letter to
Bureau 1/9/62. (U)
A check with the Telephone Unit, U. S. Embassy,
Paris, of long distance telephone calls made from the
Embassy, Paris, to the U. S. Embassy, Madrid, on t
12/22/61 failed to disclose any telephonic
communicatio
from any of the principal U, S. Embassy offices
at Paris
Includins the Charge d'Aftaires' office
In respect to Legat Madrid's question as to
whether Assistant Legat KEENAN recalls if the telephone
number of the direct line in the Madrid Office, 2 26 61 99
was furnished to JAVIER OCANA of the Alien Brigade of the
Directorate General of Security (DGS) during the course
of
'his investigation of the subject in November 1961, KEENAN
has
endeavored to mentally fix the transactions which too
place in instant case during the period of his assignment at
Madrid. It is his opinion that he did furnish the Alien
Brigade of the DGS the direct telephone number to the Madrid
Office, in addition to the listed number and extension.
The
decision to do so was predicated upon the belief that in
view. of the importance the Bureau attached to instant matter,
it was deemed advisable to do so in order to preclude any
possible telephonic delay or switchboard error that might be
encountered on the week end of 11/25/61 by personnel of the
DGS in the
event it was found necessary
to contact
the Madrid
Office.
CADECIASSIFIED BY
ON 2/12/K5
VUITE OVE
79/18
AND EDE
APPROPRIATE AGENCIES
4 - Bureau
(1 - Liaison
7)(sentlidirect) pur
92-3171-59
Anarmedle
02U JAN 23 1962
LPK: mas;
(6)
iT 33 30 bW.5
DO 14
DOJAN
301562
LBI
AREIDENTIAN
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Paris 92-14
SOMFIDENTAL
Assistant Legat KEENAN vaguely recollects receiving
a telephone call at the Office of the Legat Madrid from JAVIER
OCANA on Saturday, 11/25/61, in captioned matter.
Inasmuch
as KEENAN cannot
recall furnishing the above telephone number
to any other sources of the Madrid Office during instant
of 12/22/61 probably emanated either directly or indi
investigation, be 1a of the inton that the telepactly
through OCANA.
It is pointed out that OCANA made a
avorable
impression,
furnished detailed information regarding the
subject's
activities during the period of hisstay in Madrid
in late November 1961, and gave every indication of being
a rollablo, professional and capable Spanieh otticor NEW
- 2-
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM
IDENTIFICATION FORM
AGENCY : NARA
RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10128
RECORD SERIES : National Security Files
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
ORIGINATOR :
FROM : Saigon
TO: Washington
TITLE :
DATE: 9/17/1963
PAGES : 3
SUBJECTS :
DOCUMENT TYPE :
CLASSIFICATION :
RESTRICTIONS :
CURRENT STATUS :
DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000
OPENING CRITERIA :
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Fiction
r. Bendy
SEE SANITICED VERSION
NLV-82-60
17 SEPTEMBER 1963
TO:
WASHINGTON
FROM: SAIGON - 0940
A 50
FOLL OVING IS GIST 40 MINUTE: MEETING OF MR ESPERA WITH
GENERAL TRAN THIEN KHIEM AFTERNOON 16 SEPT. MEETING ORIG-NATED BY
KHIEM THROUGH MAJ NHON WHO NOTIFIED SPERA ON MOMENT&S NOTICE
THAT KHIEM HAD SOME PIME, AVAILABLE AND WOULD LIKE SPERA TO DROP IN
RIGHT AVAY FROM STARTE AND AT KHIEMS INITIATIVE, DISCUSSION
DEVOTED TO STATUS OR SITUATION SINCE KHLEMS TALK WITH HARKS
AUGUST;
KHEEM VERY CAND ID THROUGHOUT WAS AS USUAL THOUGHTFUL,
BUT APPARENTLY STRAIGHT FORWARD®
ANSWER ED AQUE ST-IONS W IT HOUT
ESITATION.
THE GENERAL SPARE STILLÄCTING WITHIN LEGALITY AND PLAN
CONTINUE DOING,
SO AS LONG AS POSSIBLE BUT BECOMING INCREASINGLY
CONCERNED OVER PRITTONAL EVIDENCE NHU NEGOTIATING FOR SENTLEMENT
WITH NORTH.
SECOND WEEK OF SEPTEMBER GENERALS FORMALLy REQUESTED
FRESIDENT DIEM TO TURN 'OVER TOIMILITARY KEY DEPARTMENTS OF DEFENSE
INTERIORS SYCHOLOGICAL ARMORE ANDREDUCAT TO DEPOROSING PRECIREC
NAVES AS RELATED IN FOLLOWING PARAGRAPH PRESIDENT. HAS TAKEN
PROPOSAL UNDER CONSIDERAT ION BUT HAS ALREADY NOTI PIEDAT HEN THAT
SEUKEL.
RPRODUGTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMETED.
COpy
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
SEUL
IN 2111433
A NO DECISION WILL BESMADE UNTIL AFTER ELECTIONS ARE HELD
SHOUL DE
HER OPOSAL BE TURNEDDOWN GENERAL'S PREPARED CONTINUE PUSHE IN OTHER
(NO AMPLIFICATION OBTAINED) DIRECTIONS.
404
HEOR DEFENSE, THEY HAVE PROPOSED GEN. DUONG VAN MINHOR
TRAN VAN DON OR NGUYEN KHANH.*
THEY ANTICIPATE THAT IF DECISION IS
FAVORABLE GEN: DON WILL BE CHOSEN, FOR INTERIOR, THEIR CANDIDATE:
IS TONATHAT DINHO RATIONALE IS THAT DINH WILL BE ACCEPTABLE TOI
DIEM S
FOR PSYWAR, EITHER GENERAL TRAN TU DAI OR LE VAN KIMO
FOR EDUCẤT TONG TRAN VAN MINH OR PHẠM XUAN CHIEU.
COUNSELL OR NHU HAS DISCUSSED WITH SOME GENERALS CHIM
STATED HE WAS NOT IN ON DISCUSSION AND ONLY MENTIONED BIG MINH
AND GENERAL ENG HIEM AS BEING AMONG THOSE WITH WHOM NHU DISCUSSED:
HESITEM THIS CONVERSATION WITH POLISH COMMISSIONER MANELI
TOLD GENERALS THAT: MANELI HAD BROUGHT HIM A PROPOSAL FROM DRV PRIME
MINISTER, PHAM VAN DONG FOR START OF TRADE BETWEEN NORTH AND
SOUTH VIETNAM. NHU HAD INFORMED THE GENERALS THAT HE HAD TAKEN
HIS UNDER CONSIDERATION AND WOULD CONSULT WITH THEM IN ANY FUTURE
MOVE •
ACCORDING TO NHU, MANELI HAD STATED THAT HE WAS AT NHUS
COMPLETE DISPOSAL AND READY TO FLY TO HANDI AT MOMENT'S NOTICE
NHU HAD ALSO STATED THAT FRENCH AMBASSADOR: LALOUETTE HAD ALSO
OFFERED HIS SERVICES TOWARD SAME END.
IN CONNECTION WITH NECESSITY MAINTAIN UTMOST SECURITY AT
PRESENT MOMENT, KHIEM STATED THAT THE KEY GROUP IS COMPOSED OF THREE
GENERAL SEBIG MINH, NGUYEN KHANH, AND, HIMSELF WHO ONLY FULLY
CONFIDE AMONG: THEMSELVES.
ALLIED GENERAL'S SUCH AS KIM, CHIEUD
ANDROT HER SHARE CONSULTED ONLY AS. NEED: ARISES BUT ARE NOT PRIVY OF
LL THOUGHTS AND PLANNING OF THE TRIUMVIRATES
AKHIEM PLEASED THAT.
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGE."
IN 21114 PAGE 310
FAR AS HE CAN DETERMINE, THERE HAS BEEN NO LEAK AS TO EXACTLY
VIHAT CONTACTS USG HAS HAD WITH ANY MENTER GO TRIO.
IN A SIDE NOTE, KHIEM SAID THAT GENERAL DINH WAS ACTING
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM COUNSELLOR: NHU WHEN CONEIN WAS CALLED IN
FOR INTERVIEW. DINH HAD BEEN INSTRUCTED TO DELIBERATELY INTIMIDATE
CONETN HENCE POINTED GUNS PROP DURING INTERVIEW.
ESPERA DID
NOT ASK SOURCE OF KHIEM'S INFO.
S2 ANOT HER INCIDENTAL COMMENT, KHIEM SAID THAT GENERAL
DINH CLAIMS THAT AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL HAS OFFERED HIM THE AMOUNT
OL 20 MILLION PIASTERS IF HE, DINH, WOULD OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT
AND HAS SO REPORTED TO: COUNSELLOR NHU.
M CLOSING, KHIEM REITERATED THAT THE GENERALS WOULD UNDER
A CONDIT TON GO ALONE WITH NHU SHOULD HE MAKE ANY STEP TOWARD.
THE NORTH OR
EVEN TOWARD NEUTRALIZATION A LA LAOS.
EXCRET
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SECRET
. i..
15 June 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT:
COVER LETTERS FOR SH TO AND FROM AMLASH/1
DISCUSSION BETWEEN NESTOR SANCHEZ (ALIAS NICHOLAS SANSON)
WITH AM.HIP/1
1. Ernestina (Ene) ACOSTA (recipient in Havana for letters
tO ANLSH/1)
AGE: Approx.
35, single, pharmacist, lives part time
with her family in
Remedios and part time in lavana.
2. Ernestina and
(AMWHIP/1's mistress) are
good friends and have corresponded in the past. AMLASH/1 was
alerted in Msg. #1, 15 June 1964 to expect Si in letters from
AMVHIP/1 and from
to Ene. nhen
writes a cover letter
in the future, it will be necessary to use a return address from
Madrid
and inform Ene and AMLASH/1 in the SW that Ene should write
to
at that address in Madrid.
3.
When AMWHIP/1 writes to AMLASH/1, he will use as a return
address the Cavalierel Hilton Jewelry Shop, Rome. In the SW, we
will ask AMLASH/1 to write to the Rome address. If the pattern
continues, we can expect the majority of the letters with SW from
AMLASH/1 to be hand-carried by friends traveling to Europe.
105
NESTOR D.
SANCHEZ
C/WH/SA/So/NS
SECRET,
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Chief, Cartact iivisios
Support Branca
15 June 1961
ME CRANDUS OF JISIT TO:
Evello Dugue
(30 padress trailable)
• On 5 June 1961 at thn request of iD, l nice Eman
P the Nand Field Orfico acted as an tutermeter in a debriefin
Interrier vith Evello Digue, on lacembry resiatance leader. Dague,
en assistart, and an underground warter were brought to the is in
a Ilabing launch. They arrived in sey Vest and vers hrought to
Had by the Us Border Patral. The lutarview was beld in Border
03
Patrol aflees. Others present vere Halter loch of WHD and
ad Security.
2. Is purpose of the Istervier ma to secure sora Information
In order to begla establishing whether or not the subject was iverto
Duque as be claimed The Subject did not provide detstled securate
Information ma subhad.
3- Subject and nia group vere returned to the custody of Border
Patrol offclals sno released then to secure lodging tor the idght-
Subjeet sati he had U3 $200. It was susgested to Subject that the
sroup go to s nearty notel rather then a dourtou hotel. It vas
alto suggested that the group not go shopping in Heal for new clothes.
H. It was later ascertalied that the group contacted one FAU
Carola, a lorr Cuben Intallipe Service aficer under Mnchado,
tho now rouldes in Haul. The group apparently spent the night at
Carctata house: The followly sorning all venders of the grous hai
nor clothing.
5. I returned to Border Patral et 0930 bours on 6 Jua 61- Ise
[anders at the group vera photograybed and filled out PEl, statements.
joch and 3 la. fevett vere present. It was evident that ny serviees
as in Interunter debriefer vere not seeder. I gave koch & coyy oi
too notes I bad zade tha previous isy and left.
6. Subjeet appears to be a poorly aducated aidala cless ca
loner class person. Le 19 34 gears oid, sarang and tuscular. le
is about 5° 6" or T and would weigh cbout 175-130 solada. Le bas
I deep sear ca is chin, end the erds ai his fingers on both anda
turned up sherply st the first joint as 1i tbey bad been braben at
sone time and iad not healed property.
1H-261
1/PV
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, 1-00000
BLINDENTA
To. I cannot evaluste subjort'= clata to be ivello Duque.
By his own staterent be loos there are Cubans in Mand uno can
¡sently hito. It toamiar appears probable that Suoject la
Brello Dugue.
JUSTIN F. CIRICIALE
(munaber.
"y..
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104-10510-10114
DISPATCH
CLASSIIATON
SECRET
PROCESSING
PUSHIN
10
Chiet, Western Hemisphere.
Division
MASHED PER INCCRIE
NO IMOCTING RIQUIRED
PATO.
POLY QUALITID
NIAPQIASTIRS RESE
CAM DIRGE INDOMINO
TROMA
NASTRACT
Chiof of Station, JINAVE
MICROFILM
SUICITY PIC/AMBUD/OPERATIONAL
(DISpOSItIOn of AWUD dedical Cases
*A. UFGW-6352, 23 January 1967
B. UFGA-26163, 20 October 1966
C. UFGA-26253,
28 October 1966
D. UFGA-26783, 19 January 1967
This report is forwided as an interim reply to paragraph
three of Reference A
concerning utilization of State facilities
the AMBUD medient cases requiring continued treatment. lor Hend-
quarters information,
two of the three remaining cases are now being
handled by local institutions and similar arrangements for the third
are being investigated.
Following the death of
which was
reported by References B and C, and the termination of all payments
for Rolando POZO Greer as reported in Referenco D, the remaining
indiant i one cast at the lin the Brigade 2506
individunls and one
a .
203/2201032
Subject is an Epileptic
being treated as an out-patient
by the Dade County Department of Public Health Anti-
convulsive Clinic at no cost to JMWAVE.
The doctors forsee
no improvement and intend to continue attempts
to control
by medication.
continues to provide
Subject with a monthly payment of $225.00.
b.
7(201-26113427
Subject is a mental case whose arrest in June 1961 for
attempted murder resulted in a Dade County, court comnitment
to South Florida State Hospital where he improved sufficiently
for relense in November 196% to Jackson Memorial Hospital
(a Dade County facility which handles welfare cases)
out-patient care which continues to be provided
at no cosi
tO INWAVE except minor cost
for drugs which totaled $35.00
19-1.34 - 25/15
Distribution:
73 - WII/COG
DATE TYPED
15 Feb 67
DEB 5N5° 1963.
IS COPY
• CROSS REFERENCE TO
DISPATCH SYNDEL AND NUMBER
UFGA - 26980
CLASSIFICATIUN
SECRET
HEATCURTLAS ILE NUMBER
19-124-25/6
19-124-25/5-3
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14-00000
CONENATION OF
DISPATCH
SECRFT
UFGA-26980
in 1960.
Subjeet receives a monthly payment of $250.00
frOm INWAVE.
04
- 23
C.
(201 E09101)
Subjoot is a serlous mental case and the individual
who continues to be treated by a private psychintrist;
Dr. Niguel A. Mora.
The cost of treatment by Dr. Mora
paid by JMWAVE and at $25.00 per office visit the
monthly expense averages $225.00.
There have been no
recent charges for drugs.
Subjcet recoives a monthly payment
of $225.00 from JMWAVE and has successfully resisted
provtous criorts to disassociate him from Dr. Mora.
d.
No record of 201):
Subject 1s a
case who suffors from advanced
glaucona and is nearly blind.
He continues to receive
periodic out-patient care at Jackson Memorial Hospital
for which JMWAVE pays the cost of treatnent and drugs.
• Subsequent to the last surgery on 13 September 1965 for
removal of cataracts, there have been ten charges for
treatment and/or drugs which total $95.00. Of this
amount $62.00 was for
soven items in 1966.
JAWAVE recommendations for disposition of the
possibilities
for treatment by
Stato facilittes as suggested in
SONA
USE PERIOUSNOITION
LASSNSRLATION
SECRET
DAGENO
CONTINUED
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RETURN TO CIA
Background Use Only
Do Not Reproduce
El Escambray
1. A LECHA FE EL ESCAN-
BRIN.
eB LAS
villas.
r.anließe en toda su inten
sisa, a pesar de los arua
cios de Fidel Castro. En la
•foro saperior, el conantas-
¿vello pugne. Jefe de
reborde
Ramirez.
durer luche
esta sonte villarena cuan-
do Batista. En lasiquiente
el
comandante Duque.
sando Inspección a un aru-
Parte: 9
la
columna
cola ha i.
practica de tiro.
MUJANGI
06
Yg0
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POR ROGELIO A PUJOL
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de enero és de son el a l
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dos leguas de entenalo que i en
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Santa Claro hasta Guayos, de
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el ablandamiento de lon terro
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problema
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los -binandantes de más expo
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con
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aumentan en nâmero, orga
muy: complicado g
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lugares en que man
de Las Villas, donde hay cua.
daban a los miiicianos a una
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montalan aprovechando todas
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diferenclados y separados en
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CONFIDENTIAL
file
7 January 1994
names
Cuba)
MEMORANDUM FOR:
J. Barry Harrelson @ DA
FROM:
Bryant Rogers
SUBJECT:
MEETING WITH
REFERENCE:
On 6 Jan we met with
known Cubans and Cuban Organizations.
from the DO to discuss PG concerns with regard to ClA's contacts in the 60's with well
The outcome of this discussion was that the DO agrees that we can release the names of those major players with whom CIA
worked with as long as we stay within the 60-63 time frame, with some overlap into 1964 for continuity, when needed. We then
discussed our relationships with major anti-Castro organizations. It was agreed that we could release the fact that as a funding vehicle
for the US Govt, CIA provided support including funding in general terms. In some cases we may find it necessary to reveal gross ballpark
figures for annual budgets. The DO would prefer that we continue to protect specific funding amounts where possible. They were
specifically concerned about releasing specific amounts paid to individuals or families of Bay of Pigs members where individuals could
claim that one was paid more than another. In supporting these organizations it was acknowledged by the DO that we could release
generic operational activities such as publishing journals or financing goodwill tours by prominent exile Cubans to Latin America The DO
reminded us that in reviewing these relationships with Cubans and organizations, it was important to protect CIA personnel, agents and
assets and any specifics on tradecraft.
When asked about Bay of Pigs training sites, Linda felt that the actual location should still be protected in spite of the fact that
they have been mentioned in open literature.
With regard to DO location numbers (19 for Cuba) she thought this was OK for the 60-63 time frame but would check with LA
Div. She had no problem with the release of the Bell location in cables since it was no longer used.
CC:
J. Barry Harrelson @ DA
Richard D. Kovar-Y- @ DA
John F. Pereira @ DA
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Historical Review Group
FROM:
Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr.
DO, Focal Point for ARRB
SUBJECT:
Position on Release of Cryptonyms, Country
Designators, Action Indicators and Employee True
During the period since the ARRB last met, the Do has
considered the four issues listed below that have not yet been
addressed with the Board. These issues appear throughout the JFK
collection and by stating our position up front we hope to
be mutually satisfying to the Board and the Agency.
Cryptonyms - Except for cryptonyms related to
operational
assets or activities involving Mexico or Miami,
the Agency will release the main component of cryptonyms and
withhold only the two-letter digraph. Treating cryptonyms
in this manner will protect the nationalities of individuals
and operations that are not pertinent to Oswald or the JEK
investigation and render an easier reading of the written
material.
Country File Designators - We will delete the first
element of operational activity and operational interest
files in those instances when the credibility of the
narrative is not affected.
The first element of the file
number corresponds to the
alphabetical position of the
country name which is easily discernible, whereas the
subsequent two elements relate to type of activity or
interest and specific subject.
Action Indicator (Slug) Lines - Generally, we will
release the entire action indicator line of a document.
Occasionally, however, we will withhold portions when the
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SUBJECT: Position on Cryptonyms, Country Designators, Action
Indicators and Employee True Names
context identifies a source or a relationship with a
specific liaison service.
True Names of Staff Employees - In most instances we
will release names of employees who have retired in an overt
status and were serving in Headquarters when cited in a
document. We will continue to protect the true names of
employees cited as serving in a field position.
References
to field personnel in true name are uncommon, however, since
pseudonyms are normally used in correspondence between
Headguarters and the field.
for fredric. Kickham,
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8 November 1995
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Jeremy Gunn,
ARRB. Staff
FROM:
Barry Harrelson,
CIS/CSI/HRG
SUBJECT:
Issues re Cryptonyms, Country
Designators, Action Indicators and
Employee True Names (U)
Attached is memorandum from the DO Focal Point for the
ARRE addressing the release of cryptonyms, country
designators, action indicators and employee true names. The
memorandum is intended to provide guidance to you and your
staff and complements information provided in previous
discussions.
Ellie and I welcome the opportunity to discuss
these issues with your 'staff. (U)
Attachment
Unclassified When Separated
From Attachment.
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Assassination Records Review Board
600 E Street NW • 2nd Floor • Washington, DC 20530
(202) 724-0088 • Fax: (202) 724-0457
December 11, 1995
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
BY FACSIMILE
Mr. John Pereira
Director
Historical Review Group
Center for the Study of Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, De 20505
Dear John:
As Mary and I discussed with Barry late last Friday, CIA's long-awaited response 1o
ARRB's request for evidence about the true names to be considered at tomorrow's
Board meeting was disappointing and madequale. For several months, the Board has
been encouraged by the ClA to expert a comprehensive presentation of specific
evidence relating, to ils desire to protect the true names of CLA employees. The Board
has delayed action on hundreds of assassination records in anticipalion of this evidence
We are frankly concerned not only by the impact the CLA's action will have on our
work, but also by the fact that we feel we have been mislead by the Agency in this
instance.
We urge your full compliance with our request in time for tomorrow's meeting.
Sincerely yours,
Lione
David G. Marwell
Executive Director
BUARD MEMBLAS: juhn H. Junnair: Chais - Henry A Grarf •KermieL Hall • William L. Jovie • Anna Á. Nolsori
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. DAVIÓ E
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11 December 1995
NOTE FOR THE FILE
SUBJECT: Briefing of
JFK Board Staff: Cover
1. On i December, Barry Gibson, Deputy Chief of the
Office of Central Cover, briefed the
Executive Director of
the Assassinations Records Review Board and other Board
staff members.
Also participating from CIA were
and Eleanor Neiman of IMS;
OGC; and Barry
Harrelson and I from HRG.
2. The focus of the briefing was on the need to protect
the names of former Agency employees that appeared in the
JFK records. Gibson discussed the risks involved for people
who retired under cover if they were identified in the
public record as former CIA employees. He discussed the
efforts made by his office to obtain written statements from
the more than 100 individuals whose names
appear.
3. The purpose of the briefing was to assist the boaro
in its
review of names
when it meets on 12-13 December
The
Agency was asked in particular to present, in writing,
evidence of risk for each of the names that will be
discussed at the Board's meeting.
John F. Pereira
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From the Desk of
NOTE FOR:
Barry. R. Gibson @ DO
FROM:
DATE:
SUBJECT:
@ DO
06C
03/04/96 09:26:53 AM
JFK - Central Cover appeal
The General Counsel and I met with the JFK Review Board on Friday and discussed, among other things, how to deal with the potential
public release of the identities of former employees retired under cover.
The Board clearly wants to do the right thing here, but they feel
they are not getting enough information to make that decision.
Jeremy Gunn (JFK Board's General Counsel) will soon provided me with some of the Board's suggestions on how to deal with this which I
will pass on to you (including how to deal with Whitten). I would at the very least like to be able suggest that we attempt contact again
(either through CIA or the Board) with those retirees who have not yet responded to our letter. Of course, any suggestions you have at
this point will be extremely helpful. My sense is that this issue of protecting retirees is something everyone at ClA will want to appeal
just on the principal of it, but that we should do everything possible to avoid an appeal. (Until we work out an agreement with the Board,
you should continue to prepare that appeal you are draftingl
In the meantime, can you please provided me the following figures:
1. The # of people we sent letters to regarding the potential Board releases. (isn't it 150?) and the following breakdown if
avallable:,
- # living abroad
- # of those retired under cover vs. those whose cover has been rolled back or lifted
- # of those who still work for us in covert/overt capacity
2. The # of responses we received to date.
3. The # of responses to date requesting that we don't release.
4. The # of responses to date saying that they didn't care.
I realize you are all out of the office these days, but I would appreciate getting this as soon as you can. Thanks.
CC:
J. Barry Harrelson
Eleanor E. Neiman @ DO
Frederick Wickham @ DO
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8 March 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR:
J. Barry Harellson
John Pereira
FROM:
SUBJECT:
REFERENCE:
DCHOGC/LD
JFK - March 18 Board Meeting
ADMINISTRATIVE - INTERNAL USE ONLY
From the Desk of
NOTE FOR:
@ DCI
DCI
FROM:
@ DCI
DATE:
SUBJECT:
03/08/96 02:50:39 PM
JFK - March 18 Board Meeting
I have been informed thal
go as well.
will be attending the next JFK Board meeting. If this is the case, it would seem that Jeff should
Two issues need to be discussed with the Board: stations and cover employees.
Jeff and the Board agreed in principal to a "window" in which all stations would be opened!
there are particular stations which need to be exempted from this the Board will consider it upon the presentation of substantive
_ Of course, if
evidence.
• HRG and the Board think this is a good idea that would enable them to avoid raising potential appeals every month
needs to be signed onto this idea.
- Jeff, last month, presented additional information on
Jeff and Dave should be
prepared to answer questions or provide more information so that the Board will agree to protect these stations.
The Board recently released the names of 16 cover employees. An appeal is being prepared (or so I am told). The
thirty days runs on March 18. We need to finalize with the Board how to handle this issue. At the last meeting the Board agreed that
this was a really important decision, but that they were not getting the information they need to make the right decision. At the last
meeting, the Board intimated that they might be willing to delay this release, if CIA and the Board could come to a mutually agreeable
way to deal with cover employees. I understood from Jeff that this is an issue that CIA will appeal on just the principal. If this is true,
the Board should understand what our ultimate position is on this, but that we are willing to cooperate with them to find a suitable
alternative (using pseudos or generic descriptions like "case officer")
I will be out all next week but Barry Harellson/HRG (30292) and John Pereira/CSI) (30373) will be happy to fill you
in on the details. Barry will be contacting
next week to find out how the March 18 meeting will be handled.
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MEMORANDUM
March 20, 1996
To:
CC:
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
Review Board
David Marwell
CIA Team
T. Jeremy Gun
From:
Subject:
The Staff understahds the Review Board to accept the following general guidelines on
the release of true names of CIA officers:
When the true name of a CIA officer (i.e. past or present employee of CIA) appears in a
document, the Board will bring to its review a presumption that the true name will be
released. In order to overcome this presumption of release, CIA must provide evidence
demonstrating that release of the name would be harmful. In order to meet its burden
of proving harm, CIA must tailor the evidence to satisfy one of the three categories
identified in Part I (below). However, when the name of an officer is of such
importance that the public interest would not be served in postponing a name, the
Board may release the true name consistent with the principles identified in Part I
(below).
Part I. Categories of Officers.
1. Living officers. For living (present or former) officers, CIA must prove that.
(a) the officer is living outside the Urited States (or reasonably is expected to
reside or travel outside the United States in the foreseeable future); (b) the officer
is either working or is retired under cover; and (c) the officer objects to the
release of his or her true name. If CIA satisfies this burden, the Board
presumptively (see Part II below) will release a pseudonym and postpone the
officer's true name until the year 2010.
2. Where current status of former officer is unknown. Where CIA has been
unable to contact the former officer because his or her location is unknown, CIA
must present a good faith showing that reasonable attempts have been made to
locate the officer. If the Board is convinced that CLA has made a good faith
showing that it was unable to locate the former officer, the Board will postpone
the true name until June 1, 1997. However, the Board may postpone the true
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name beyond June 1, 1997, if CIA provides to the Board, prior to May 1, 1997,
additional evidence that satisfies the criteria of either category 1 (above) or
category 3 (below).
3. Names having effect on current intelligence interests. If CIA believes that
the release of a true name may compromise currently existing intelligence
operations or might otherwise cause an identifiable harm, it must provide
evidence that: (a) the officer currently is engaged in clandestine activities; (b) the
release of the true name would compromise ongoing intelligence operations or
would compromise operations with current intelligence value; (c) the release of
the true name would reasonably be expected to cause significant harm fo a living
person (including family members), or (d) the release of the true name would"
cause a significant harm to the national security or the foreign relations of the
United States. If CIA satisfies this burden, the Board presumptively (see Part I
below) will release a pseudonym and postpone the true name until 2010 or until
such other date as CIA reasonably shows to be a date on which the release could
be made without causing harm.
Part II. Names of Officers Who Are Important to the Assassination Story.
The Board presumptively will postpone the release of names consistent with
categories 1-3 of Part I. However, for certain persons whose names appear in a
context that is important to the assassination story, the Board may nevertheless
vote to release the true name. In all such instances, the Board will notify CIA of
the importance of such a person and provide CIA with the opportunity to
provide additional information in support of postponing the release of the
names. These names shall be reviewed on a case-by-case basis, with due
consideration being given to the importance of the person to the assassination
story and such evidence of harm as CIA may provide.
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TE INTERNAL USE ONLY
29 July 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR:
FROM:
SUBJECT:
Chief Historical Review Group
Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr.
DO, Focal Point for ARRB
Proposal for Dealing with Employees' Names
1. Cover mechanisms are an integral part of conducting
clandestine operations.
We are concerned about individuals that
continue to be dependent on particular cover legends and on the
organizations that cooperatively work with us to provide those
cover legends.
The following proposal is offered to streamline
the process of handling names and minimize the potential damage
an inappropriate release could cause.
A. Incomplete and Unidentifiable names:
a .
We will release the occurrence of a name when a
common last name appears by itself or in conjunction
with a common first name such that it does not tend
to specifically identify the individual.
b. We will release the occurrence of a name if it
remains unidentified after a reasonable search is
conducted.
B. Identifiable names for employees that retired
overtly:
In most cases, overt employees' names will be released,
but in some cases overt employees may have a
portion of their employment remain under cover.
Such
cases will require the same review as that of an
employee who remained under cover into retirement.
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c.
covertly:
Identifiable names for employees that retired
a.
We will make a reasonable attempt to locate a
current address and contact the person.
If the person
objects to the release of his or her name
for reasons
associated with current life style issues, we will
object to the release of the name.
If the person does
not have objections based upon personal circumstances we
will review the name for organizational issues, (See
para C. c.)
b.
If reasonable efforts fail to locate the
current address,
but it can be determined that the
individual is still receiving a pension, insurance or
other benefit based upon cover legend, we will need to
continue to protect the name since source of income or
benefits can not be altered without prior notification
to the individual.
If we fail to identify a pension or
other active benefit, we will review the name for
organizational issues. (See para C. c.)
c. We will make a reasonable attempt to review the
name to 100k for identifiable harm to the person's
safety, family, ongoing operational activities, national
security or foreign relations. Assuming that none of
the previous concerns are identified, we will review the
potential damage to the cover mechanism or cover
provider by the specific occurrence of the name if
released.
2.
Because families of deceased employees could be the
beneficiary of pensions or insurance provided under the employees
cover legend, we
must review them the same as we would the
employee.
We also have second and third generation officers
following in the footsteps of their parents that could be
negatively impacted by the revelation.
3. Our efforts to locate current addresses will include all
internal record systems maintained by Office of Personnel
Security, Retirement Branch and Insurance Branch.
We will
include a checklist reflecting completion of these searches
2
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SUBJECT: Proposal for Dealing with Employees' Names
within the documentation when requesting continued protection of
the name.
4.
We considered options of contacting IRS or OPM during
our attempts to locate current addressing information, but based
upon the fact that these offices would be unwitting of the cover
arrangement for the individual, it was determined to be an
unreasonable risk to the cover of these officers.
Fredrick C. Wickham, Jr.
3
ADMINISTRATIVE INTERNAL USE ONLY
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IMS/RPG Fwickham:mjk (29 July 1996)
Distribution:
Orig & 1 - Addressee
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1 - IMS/ESG/IRB
1 - IMS/ESG/HCS
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SECRET - WORKING PAPER
5 March, 1997
Memorandum For: Chief/HRG
FrOm:
Subject:
Reference:
Barry Harrelson
Name Issue / Status of Review
Meetings with ARRB staff (Marwell
& Gunn)
4 March 1997
Name Issue
I met with Gunn and Marwell (separate meetings) to
discuss the reopening of the names issue per my memo to you.
Both Gunn and Marwell reacted positively.
proposal to be reasonable one and they are willing to work
with us in approaching the Board.
However, both said they
could not predict the Boards reaction.
Per Marwell, one
member of
the Board (Anna Nelson) seems to believe that if a
person worked for the CIA it should be known.
Apparently our timing is excellent. Marwell is
planning to propose to the Board that they change the
process from the focus on individual postponements to
documents. Under the new approach his staff would have the
authority to negotiate with the Agency on the release of
documents, and only issues/documents of disagreement would
be placed
before the Board. Marwell is convinced that even
with an additional year they will not finish the project
with the current approach.
He sees our proposal on the
names as an example of how the process would work.
Marwell recommends that we include examples of
documents containing names of little or no connection to the
story.
Bob Skwirot (he was in the meeting with Marwell)
said that there were a number of names that appeared in only
one document and that the number of names had reached 590)
Marwell wants to start immediately on preparing a joint list
of important/releasable individuals.
Action: Advise Do, OCC, upper management of our proposal to
reopen the name issue (how?). Need to decide what level
would sign the memo to the Board, and who would prepare the
memo.
savane edue o the beara
you agree I can send a copy of
my memo to you to
and
Fred
for background use.
HRG and DO team will collect examples of documents and
prepare (with ARRB staff) a list of individuals. The DO
should focus on any person on the list that needs protection
and prepare the evidence ASAP (i.e. not wait for the issue
to be resolved).
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New ARRB Review Process
Marwell and I spent some time discussing how a new
process would work. He would like to test the process for
the April meeting. The following is a rough outline with my
comments:
1)
HRG reviewers would review the documents the same
as they do now (postponements
would be blue highlighted).
[no change in our procedures]
2)
document.
ARRB staff would review the blue highlighted
a) If they agree, they would stamp the document
"ARRB approved" and return it to HRG to process
for. NARA.
b) If they disagree they would highlight in
yellow (creating green highlighting).
If the two
staffs cannot resolve the issue, then the document
would go before the Board.
[Major change: ARRB staff would no longer record all
• the
proposed postponements, no DO damage review, no detailed
determination letter requiring HRG reviewers to use the
"grid" to determine what happen.]
3)
Non-issue documents would be sent to the ARRB
staff when ready for NARA.
At that time the ARRB staff
would prepare a simplified final determination notice and
letter to the Agencies.
I No action would be required; HRG would file the final
determination notice with the document].
4)
"Green" highlighted documents that go to the Board
would be handled the same as today.
[The expectation is that a lot less documents would require
Board action. J
Comments: With some fine tuning, I think this process could
work, and we would be able to complete the re-review of
documents released
in 1993 and 1994 by Oct. 1998.
Completing the entire project will depend on how quickly the
"non-related" material and the
"addition records"
are
reviewed by the ARRB staff.
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Pending Issues
As part of the change in process, Marwell wants the
Board to focus on outstanding
substantive issues as opposed
to micro managing the review.
We discussed the following:
1) Nosenko. ARRB staff needs to review the non-related
material and make a recommendation to the Board.
Marwell
leans toward not treating all of Nosenko as assassination
related. Could be a hard sell with some Board members.
Should we request that Nosenko meet with the Board? Marwell
thinks they would react favorably.
2) Personnel Files.
Again the first step is to have
his staff confirm that only a part of a file is related and
that those documents are in the released material.
3) 1
the Board
FBI file issue; we need to present case to
4) LI 9. Continuina to protect will be a hard sell
identity; we need to present
given that
case to the Board.
5) CRC Financial Files. ARRB staff needs to review
Annual Report and Extension
Marwell ask me to draw you attention to the Annual
Report and the request for an extension. He would still
like a letter from the Agency (could be addressed to him)
along these lines:
"reviewed Annual Report"
"note that the Board has ask for extension" '
"support the request/feel it is in interest of
Agency and public /or something along these lines"
Other issues (not discussed with Marwell/Gunn)
_ (OGC) says CI Staff has ask Gunn to rewrite his
notes,
and opposes Gunn's suggestion to release pages from
the CI histories he reviewed.
Gunn indicated in his notes
that some of the pages should be released and might be
considered assassination records.
We are going to run into
similar problems with the other histories.
Gunn will be in
HQ tomorrow to re-do his notes.
She will discuss the "pages
issue" with the goal of having him drop the request to
release.
As to the question of designating the pages
as
assassination records, she will inform him that CI will
oppose. If he insist, she will refer back to HRG.
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703-613-3063
Segregated Collections
April 23, 1997
7, including this cover sheer.
Today the Board adopted the attached guidelines.
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
From the desk of...
T. Jeremy Gunn
General Counsel
Assacsination Recorde Review Board
600 E Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20530
(202) 724-0088
Fax: (202) 724-0457
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEABE OF THIS DOCUMENT
Assassination Records Revlew Board
Guidelines for Review of Postponements in the Segregated Collections
Adopted: April 23, 1997
Background
In order to ensure that the Review Board will be able to complete its task of reviewing
all identified assassination records, the Board recently took two significant steps. First,
on November 13, 1996, it adopted guidelines with respect to reviewing "Segregated
Collections" with regard to information that is "not believed relevant" (NBR) to the
assassination. Second, in February 1997, the Review Board requested Congress to
extend its tenure for one additional year.
It is the Review Board's judgment that, even with the assumption that our operations
may be extended through Fiscal Year 1998, the Review Board cannot hope to complete
review of postponements in the Segregated Collections under the current method of
review. In particular, a reasonable modification of current postponement standards
would greatly expedite and facllitate the release of additional information and records.
Otherwise, the Review Board might cease operations without having reviewed claimed
postponements in tens of thousands of pages of FBI and CIA records.
Postponement Criteria for the Segregated Collections
In a further effort to enhance the Review Board's work, the Review Board now issues
these revised guidelines for the review of records in the Segregated Collections.'
(These guidelines do not affect the FBI's Core and Related Files or the CIA's 201 file on
Oswald.) The four principal factors that underlie these review guidelines are: first,
continuing, to the greatest reasonable extent, the Review Board's establlshed
guidelines for postponements that have emerged over the past two years; second,
establishing guidelines consistent with the Review Board's decision regarding NBR
records; third, establishing reasonable and workable guidellnes that will enable the
'The regulations adopted by the Board on November 13, 1996, define
"Segregated Collections" as Including first, FBI records that were requested by: (a) the
House Select Committee on Assassinations ("HSCA") in conjunction with its
Investigation into the Kennedy assassination; (b) the Church Committee in conjunction
with its inquiry into issues related to the Kennedy assassination; and (c) by other bodies
(e.g., Pike Committee, Abzug Committee, etc.) that relate to the Kennedy
assassination; and second, CIA records including (a) the CIA's Sequestered Collection
of 63 boxes as well as one box of microfilm records and the microfilm records (box 64),
and (b) several boxes of CIA staff "working files."
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Review Board, the ARRB staff, the CIA, and the FBI to complete the significant amount
of work that remains; and finally, to provide reasonably consistent standards for the
review of postponements that would apply equally to CIA and FBI records.
The following are, in summary form, guidelines for reviewing postponements in the
Segregated Collections.?
CIA Source and FBI Informant and National Security Asset Postponements
There are, of course, similarities and differences between FBI informants and CIA
sources: Like FBI informants and national security assets, ClA sources may or may not
be paid for the information that they provide and they may or may not be providers of
information over the long-term. When providing information to the Bureau, FBI
informants generally are understood to be cooperating with law enforcement officials for
a legal and legitimate purpose. It is often the case, although not always, that FBI
informants understand that at some point their name might surface in conjunction with a
criminal prosecution and that they may need to testify in court. Foreign ClA sources
and FBI national security assets, however, are not necessarily deered to be
cooperating with law enforcement officials but may, in fact, be committing the crime of
espionage against their native country by cooperating with US authorities. Furthermore;
unlike FBI informants, CIA sources and FBI national security assets presume that their
names will not be released publicly and they certainly presume (in the ordinary course)
that their identities will not surface in criminal trials. As a practical matter, it is generally
much easier today for the FBI to locate a former informant who resides in the United
States than it is for the CIA and FBI to locate former sources and national security
assets.
Despite these differences - differences which would generally suggest a greater
degree of protection being owed to CIA sources and FBI national security assets - the
issues in terms of postponements are fundamentally similar.
The existing "NBR" guidelines allow the Review Board to remove from detailed
consideration those records or files that truly have no apparent relevance to the
assassination. Nevertheless, a significant number of files in the Segregated Collections
contain records that shed some light on Issues that the HSCA explored as potentially
relevant to the assassination of President Kennedy. The following criteria would apply
to all records in the Segregated Collections, including records containing some NBR
redactions.
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CIA Sources
The Review Board established guidelines, during its December 1996 meeting, for
handling CIA source issues and applied those guidelines at the January 1997 meeting.
These guidelines directed the protection of names and identifying information of CIA
sources in cases where the identity of the source is of low public interest or is peripheral
to the JFK assassination. The Board's decision was based on two factors: the concern
that since CIA sources generally live outside the United States, they could risk ham if
their identities were revealed. Moreover, many of the sources referenced in ClA
records appear infrequently and are of relatively low public interest. Therefore, in
records where the identity of the source is of importance for understanding the
assassination, the CIA will be required to provide additional evidence to support the
protection of the source's identity." In cases where the identify of the source is
peripheral to the assassination story, the information will be postponed until 2017.
FEl National Security Assets
FBI national security assets should be treated in the same manner as CIA sources.
FBI Informants
Informant issues represent the largest category of postponements In the FBI's
Segregated Collection, as they do in the "core". FBI assassination files. They also
provide the greatest opportunity for streamlining the review process. Currently, there
are ten members of the Bureau's JFK Task Force who are responsible for researching
individual informants in response to evidence requests from the Review Board." They
retrieve and review the informants' files and attempt, through DMV, Social Security, and
other database searches, to determine it the informant is alive. Under current Review
Board standards for "core" files, this work is necessary to provide evidence to support
redacting the informant's name, regardless of whether the informant provided
information. Removing the requirement of proving whether informants are alive in the
Segregated Collections would free up significant resources that could be deployed to
reviewing unprocessed HSCA subject files.
The new approach to HSCA subjects is to protect informant-identifying information,
3An example would be the case of John Scelso (pseud.). The Board found that
his identity is relevant to the assassination story and CIA offered evidence of a
continuing need to protect the identity. In this case, "Scelso" documents would
continue to be scheduled for release in five years.
"Six work full-time on informant evidence, four devote about half their time to
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without requiring the Bureau to make a showing that the informant is alive. This
protection would extend to individuals characterized as symbol-number informants,
"pSis," "PCls," "established sources," "panel sources," and the like - designations that
indicate an ongoing relationship with the FBI. It would not extend to individuals who
requested that their identity be protected in an isolated contact with the FBI or to local
and state law enforcement officers.
The "informant-identifying information" to be protected would Include the customary
(J.e., informant-specific) portions of informant symbol numbers and file numbers;
informant names, and - at least potentially - descriptions of, and information received
from, the informant. How much, if any, of the latter type of information should be
redacted would be the principal focus of staff-level discussions with the FBI. The staff's
principal goal in this process, with regard to each informant, would be to release as
much information that is relevant to understanding the assassination as possible. In
discussions with the FBI, the staff would be prepared, if necessary, to concede
redaction of informant-identifying information that is unrelated to the assassination in
order to ensure that more pertinent information is released. s
The presumption will be that an informant's identity will be released if the informant
provides "positive" information about an assassination-related issue. To overcome this
presumption of release for informants with "positive" information, the FBI would need to
make a particularized showing that the identifying information should not be released.
To the extent that an informant's identity is protected, it will be postponed until 2017.
CIA Employee Name Postponements
Over the past year the CIA has addressed the employee name issue and has released
some names that it had previously asked the Board to postpone. But during that time
the list of names has grown to a size that had not been imagined at the time the work
began. To date, the Review Board staff has identified in the JFK Collection over 650
names of CIA employees. These names appear in more than 1000 documents already
reviewed by the Board and numerous additional records that have not yet been
processed. While some of these employee names are important to the assassination
story, many appear only a few times in the entire JFK Collection and seem to add little,
if any, important information.
sin HSCA subjects, there typically will not be information about Ruby, Oswald or
the assassination itself. However, in a file on, for example, Sam Giancana, there may
be informant reports on Giancana's support of anti-Castro activities, and reports from
the same informant on day-to-day numbers operations in the Chicago area. The staff
would set a higher priority on release of the former reports than on the latter.
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CIA's argument to protect employee names emphasizes a number of points. First,
since many employees are "under cover," the maintenance of that cover is critical to
gathering intelligence. CIA argues that identification of a name can identify the cover
provider and jeopardize operations. Second, although the majority of names are of
retired CIA employees, CIA has a confidentiality agreement with them and many do not
want their past Agency affiliation released. The argument here is that release may
jeopardize business relationships or personal safety. Such arguments have already
been presented to the Board. Their merit can only be determined on a case by-case
basis. However, due to the volume of names in the JFK Collection, the individual
review and evaluation of each case would delay significantly the review of documents
and ultimately lead to less total information becoming available to the public.
CIA has proposed, and the Review Board agrees, that ClA employee names be treated
in a manner similar to that applied to Source names: to postpone until 2017 those
employee names that are of low public interest or are of peripheral interest to the
assassination. It will be presumed that employee names will be released if their
identities are important to the assassination story unless the CIA is able to provide
specific information of a potential harm of release. (CIA acknowledges the presumption
of release unless specific evidence is provided to the Review Board that harm to
national security or to personal safety would result from the release of the employee
name.)
FBI "Forelgn Counterintelligence" Postponements
It is presumed that the FBI will, at least partially, carry over its post-appeal standards for
disclosing "FCI" activities targeting Communist-bloc nations. To the extent that the
HSCA subjects reflect "FCI" activities against other natlons that have not been
addressed by the Review Board in the "core" files, the FBI will be allowed to redact
direct discussion of such activities, unless the information in the proposed redaction
meaningfully contributes to the understanding of the assassination.
FBl and ClA Foreign Llaison Postponements
The criterla for these postponements would not, in the abstract, depart significantly from
the Review Board's current approach of releasing information received through liaison
channels, while protecting direct acknowledgment of the source of the information. In
practice, however, the staff would be more flexible in protecting text that implies,
although may not unambiguously state, that a foreign goverment is the source of
particular information. Nevertheless, the more significant the information is to any
assassination-related issue, the more information would be released under these
guidelines.
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CIA Stations and Other Issues
Over the past two years the Review Board has established other guidelines that will
continue to guide the review process, some of which will be outlined here. For CIA
stations, all locations related to the Mexico City story will be released during the period
1960-69. Outside of that window, they will be released on a case-by-case basis should
the identity of the station be critical to understanding the assassination. Other stations,
except for those identified as particularly sensitive, will be released from the beginning
of the Kennedy administration until the publication of the Warren Commission report,
(l.e., January 1, 1961 to October 1, 1964). Outside of these windows, stations will be
postponed. Cable prefixes, dispatch prefixes, and field report prefixes would be
postponed or released according to the same windows as the stations to which they
refer. CIA job titles also are redacted or opened along with the station at which the
officer served.
Crypts would be released along lines similar to other information. All "Ll" crypts, except
those considered particularly sensitive would be released through October 1, 1964, as
are "AM" crypts and U.S. govemment crypts. In other areas, only the digraph is
protected. Again, the exception is sensitive crypts, which would be protected in their
entirety. After October 1, 1964, the presumption shifts towards protection of the crypts,
except those that provide meaningful information about the assassination story. (For
example, crypts pertinent to Garrison-era documents would likely carry the same
presumption of release as those generated during the Warren Commission.)
Surveillance methods will be released if the nature of the surveillance has a material
bearing on information related to the assassination unless CIA provides evidence
demonstrating the political or operational sensitivity, in which case the information will
be released In 2017.
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ASCA
J-32
Journal - Office of Legislative Counsel
Friday - 22 July 1977
HSCA
• Page 7
77-Clearance
28. (Secret - PLC) LIAISON
Jack Williamson,
DCI Security,,
called to advise that the Office of Security will grant appropriate compartmented
security clearances for Roger Carroll, GAO, temporarily assigned to the
House Government Operations Subcommittee on Legislation and National
Security, for his access to the national program contracts that CIA has
with T-Systems!$
DDS&T/OD&E, was advised and I will
make arrangements for Carroll'to come out early next week to review the
documents in Mr.
Joffice.
93
29. (Internal Use Only - PLC) LIAISON Bill Hogan, Counsel,
House Armed Services Subcommittee on Intelligence and Military Application
of Nuclear Energy, called requesting assistance in certifying the
compartmented clearances for Committee staffer Peter Hughes, who will
be leaving next week for a trip to Strategic Air Command headquarters.
I called him back and referred him to the office of Col. Steve Harrick,
OSD/Legislative Liaison, since our records showed the clearances were
issued by the Department of Defense.
30. (Confidential - PLC) BRIEFING Rhett Dawson, Senate
Armed Services Committee staff, called and requested that the briefing
of Committee staff by Dr. Castillo, OWI, set for this afternoon at 3:00 p.m.
be changed to Monday, 25 July, at 10:00 a.m. The new time was set with
Bob English, CSS,
I called Dawson back to confirm.
31. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Spoke to Norvill Jones,
Staff Director, Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Rick Asplund,
in the office of Senator John C. Culver (D., Iowa), and learned that
there harl been no declassification of Admiral Turner's contributions
to the CiAO report on AWACS. (Bernie McMahon,] EA/DCI, was advised.
32. (Unclassified - LLM) LIAISON Bob Blakey, Chief
Count, You useles on te on AS i lakey, to schedule
a session Monday to negotiate the nondisclosure agreement, memorandum
of understanding and to review the security rules which will apply within
the Corinittee.
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19102
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RECEIVED
FORWARDED
EXTENSION
5847
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DATE
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(8 October 68)
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para 405
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411
d..
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9 OCT 1368
MEVORANDUM
SUBJECT: Labaican specta. Branch Report
Jamaica/United States Black Power 2ies
1. Pertinent items from the Janaican Special Branch
monthly report for April 1968, which contains several
references to ties between Black Power groups in Jamaica
and the United States, are provided, in full, below.
sumary of the report, omitting portions concerning the
United States or United States citizens, has been dissemit-
ated in CS 311/06159-68, a copy of which 1a attached.
The Iters of posaible interest, omitted fron the
dissemination, are noted below:
Duzing April 1968,
form meetings of the wilson
-faction of the Nation of Islan (NOI) were hold On
1-3 April, Percy Hayles, the boxer, said that he was
Impressed with the doctrine and had written to Elljan
"Hohamed asking for a scholarship to enable him to
study in one of the Islan Jniversities in the United
"States. Errol lavy said that only a revolution could
end the white man's practice of robbing the black
people of everything.
b. At the neeting on 24 April, Cecil (Prince
Buster) Campbell stated that the premises on 47 Charles
Street in Kingston belonged to him and he was willing
for it to be usod for the assistance of the black race.
He called for unity among black people and said that
his organization vas fighting to mule Jamaica. He
told nembers that thoy should be prepared to weet the
.- Reverend Sherriffe (aka Thomas View) who would soon be
visiting the Island.
on the 5th and 8th of April, discussions were
-hold iod by George vassal, loader of the loung Socallas
Ear a dog and
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League and a member of the Jamaican (Caribbean)
workers lovement, on the possibility of holding
demonstrutions at the Anerican Embassy in Kingston
to protest against the assassination of Dr. Martin
Luther Klag.
Vassel clained that there was & Untted
States citizen hiding in Janaica to escape the draft
who had in his possession recordings of speeches nade
by the late Malcolm Y during 1961. One of these vas
entitled "The Ballot or Bullets".
le stated that king's
death disproved his theory of non violence and was
bringing into proninenes nen like Stokely Carnicknel
and E. Rap Brown.
d..
During April, about 40 persons including
winston konroe, Josept Christle, loy Jeffrey, Leonare
Solomon and one My Survad, who Is the American draft
escapee referred to in Paragraph e. above, met at
29 Fourth Street, Trench Town (Dallas Corner), where
Survad, identifled as a Black Muslim and & nenber of
the Black Power Hovement (BPH), anavered questions put
to him by the gatherlag.
It was understood that Surad
was 1n Jantes to sollelt support for the BPM in the
United States as well as to establish a branch here.
The record "The Ballot or Bullets" was played by.
Survad and recorded by Monroe.
Survad accepted George Myery* invitation to
attend & get-together which be was arranging in Savanna
lankar on 11 May, and to spend a week or two with him
there.
They discussed the Congress of Raclal Equality
(CORS) and the BPM, and 1t was suggested that a local
'Steering Connittee should be appointed to consider the
formation of a group in jamaica.
Comment: Survad has subse
-quently been identified as John Davis, aka Belvyn Grey,
3 member of CORE and the Black Muslims.
He is in touch
with Rastafarians at rintyre, and the leaders of the
Viking and Spade Gangs.. He is expecting to neet one
•Corporal Janes, aka "Jiny" of the Jamaica Deience
Force, who is said to have conplained that he vas
deprived of pronotion because of his views.
Arrange
ments were also being made for him to meet Walter Rodney
of the Iniversity of the West Indies. Survad has stated
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that 1f given the chance he would, within eighteen
nontha, stage a deronstration.
Re has suggested that
11 his colleagues can supply marijuana and find & way
to export it, he could guarantee
an outlet in the
United States and the money thus obtained could be
used to finance the local Movement.
Survad was being
supported by his girlfriend, Bernadine Houston, tho
was expected to arrive from the United States towarde
the and of the ensuing nonth.. He is now In straitened
clrcumntances.)
imbk (8 October
1968)
Distribution:
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WH/7/R/JATS
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Based on: HJK-251
2. - para 405
b.
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406
C.
para
411
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e.
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f. - para
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ROSSELLI st1ll residing at Los Angeles apartment
and still has Hertz Corporation rental car which he said, at
time of rental, he would return on 5/20/63.
on 5/19/63, LA 4396-0* advised that ROSSELLI,
MAURICE H. FRIEDMAN,
and perhaps other individuals had
some
type of business meeting scheduled for that evening at the
residence of MATHES (probably AL MATHES, part owner, Luau
Restaurant,
Beverly Hills, California)
Fisur conducted 5/20/63 but ROSSELLI not observed.
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stall, and LA 4396-0* advised ROSSELLI not at his apartment
on 5/20/63.
Fisur on 5/21/63 revealed ROSSELLI left apartment
in rental car about 1:00 p.M., and proceeded to Friar's Club
in Beverly Hills.
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part owner, New Frontier Hotel, Las Vegas, and close friend
of ROSSELLI, arrived Los Angeles on Saturday, 5/18/63, and
residing Beverly Crest Hotel In Beverly Hille.
on 5/21/63, EDWARD CANNIZZARO, a promoter who
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SECRET
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
WASHINGTON 25, D.C,
*5251
12 JUL 1962
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SUBJICE: Viait of President Kennedy to Brazil
1, oference is maile to our C3CI-3/772,k13, dated 22 June 1962,
and OScI-3/771,522 dated 29 June 1962, subject as above.
2. The attached briofing paper incorporates naterial tran
roferenced CSOls with additional information received fron
Bio de Janeiro, Recife, and Brasilia zogarding the Frostdentis
visit to Braati. Aloo enclosed for the beckground information
of tho Searot Service aro brief papere on the political, economio,
labor, student, and army situation in Brazil.
GSCI-3/771,616
Attachments One, as above
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T July 1962
BIO
DI JANEIRO
1. Security Forces Changed vith Protecting the President
A. Departmento Jederal de Éeguranca Fublica (DESP)
Responsibility for the seculty of the Precidential party
by law recte with the Departmento Federal de Segurance Fublice
which has ite min hoodquarters in Bres1l1a. Tie nationide
authority of this unit, hovever, te challenged by verious other
State and Federal entittes and it is genorally recognized that
the Departmento Federal de Segurancs Publice simply 1s not
capable of effective action outside the Federal Distriet.
the Rio de Jenetro area, the protection of the Presidential
party will be the reponoibility of both the Guanabara Police
end elenento of the ldo-baged Pirat Army •
The Gunnebare Departmento da Geguranca Publico (DEP) 19
headed by Chief Neuton Marques CruE®
Our representetive has
met with Chiet Cruz in connection with security requirenants
during President Kennedy's vialt. Chief Crus introduced as
his principol assistant in thie effort a Dr. Antuned, Chief
Divisao de Policie Polition y Goetel (DPPS). Chief Crus said
that he 1o prepared. to offer every ascietance to the U.G.
anthorities vith regard to the visit. He sald that the police
department. would work in cooperation with the Mrat Amy for
the protection of Frenident Kennedy while in the Rio de Janeiro
ares and offered the services of two key officers (Inspector
Jair and Inepector Indo) to accompeny the Presidential party
while visiting other areas of Brezil. Di. Antunes said that
he has eprodnately 350 men in his section but that this
number can be sugnented as required by draving on other sectiong
of the police department which total about 18,000 men. The
Becret Service officers should neet with Chief Crus and Dr.
Antunes. Cruz, who has been in his present job for a little
over two months, is the sixth chief of police in the last
thirteen months.
B. Fast AruY
The conmander of the Pirat Any 18 four-Star Genera. Osvino
ALves :
Our representative has been in touch with him in
connection with the security sipecte of the visit and the
Cenerel has promieod full collaboration end assietance. Ile
has instructed the folloving key officorn to hold themselven
avarlable for planning with the U.S. Secret Service personnel
upon their arrival: General Jose Ribeiro, Chief of Start of
the First Army: Colonel Antonio Negretros, Deputy Chief of
Staff of the First Army; Colonel Napoleon Nabre, Chief of 2nd
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2.
Croups and Individuals
Expected to Ansume & Hostile Attitude
A. Brozilien Communist Pasty (ECH)
While the Brazilian Communist Party, with a menbership of
approximately 30,000 in the country ana 2,800 in Guanabare State,
now follows e non-violent polley to echieve ito gool, it can
nevertheless be expected to meter ite farcad within
the student,
Labor and press floldo to stege demonstrations, make speeches, end
dioplay propoganda materiale such as posters, banners and
vollpaintings critical of the United States In genoral and of the
President in perticular. As of $ July 1962, the Party had made
no plone to demonstrate against the vialt of President Kennody to
Breat during the time the latter was schedulad to be in thia
countary. Among the plone made by the Party. end scheduled for the
period of 20w27 july were the following:
Hass denonstretions agadnet the visit ana the
allionce for progress in the more important
citi.ea
B. Orficial protests against the viet by lebor
and student groups
Mage Aistribution of propagande matertals and
padatings of vollo end eidevalke in protest
egainst the visit
B. Communiet Panty of Brazil (CBS)
The Commniet Party of Brazil is a dissident group which haa
brotch with the Brazilion Communist: Party and advocates violence,
along the lines of Fidel Castro'a Cuban Coumnisto, to achieve
While the Communist Party of Brazit has relatively
few menbers and much less organizational copobility then the
Brazilian Commist Party, certein Individuals within Its ranke
micht conceivably attempt como sort of violent action against
the Preaident or his entourage.
C. Peasant Leagues
The Peasant Ledgues are Comunist orientated rural groups con-
ploting of mural workere, tenant farmers, and snal, land onere
concontratod mainly in the States of Pernenbuco and Parsibe in
Tortheast Brazil.
A prominont Peasant Leaguo leader, Francieco
Julico, valle not canitting to Communist Party nenbership, is
definitely a Corminist synpethizer and strong advocate of the
policies of Fidel Costro end Mao Ise-tung. He 10 a protagonist
of the violent overthrow of the goverment through peasant
uprieings.
Followers of Ironeloco Juliao con be expected to attempt
to demonstrate in Rto de Janeiro against the President'e visit.
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A repost previously furnished your office inaicates that
these elemente are planning to make a red paint bomb to be
Cuban and Sovlat Bloc Enbasites
Cuban end Soviet Bloc Inbaastes can be expected to marshei
selected ascets to create aisturbances and incidents designed
to mor the quaccos of the Presidential vielt,
Leonel. Drizola, Governor of. Rio Grande do Bul
Leonel Brizole, vell-mon leftict, anti-Anerican Covernor
of I1o Grande do Sul, boy very possibly toke adventage of the
Prentdent's visit to ineptre further anti-American speeches and
actions not only in his oin state, but also in Rio de Janeiro.
Known Leftlet Officiale Parbicipating vith Coulart in Uleit
The identities of oll offletole uno will porticipate with
Coulert in the veit are not known at this time. It is
expeated that o new Cabinet will be formed prior to the time
of President Kennety's arrival and that other major changes
will recult in Coulert's offietal houschola.
It con be asawned that foul fyft, Presa Secretary to
Prestdent Coulart; will curvive ony mjor shake-up in the
Drozilion Coverment 1f Coulert survives.
Rylf accompanded
Goulars on the recent visit to the United States. Fyft has o
Jong history of Communist ectivity, dating back to the 2910'g.
A report dated September 1961 said that Brazilion Comniet
Party leoders constdered Tyff a militent menber of the
Breaition Commnist Party who was expected to be of great value
to the Party becouse he enjoyed the deep confidence of President
Coulart -
Issues and Situationg thet Could be. Bmlotted by. Deposition to
Freste Host211ty
At the present time there are few if ony local situstione
or loses that vould have mose eppeal and could be exploited by
the oppoeltion to create hostility. There are the usual thenes
of econonte exploitation of Brastl by "foreign trusts", U.S.
military "occupation" of Brozil which reters to the size of
U.S. military missions and the frequency of viaste of U.S.
military, interference to the internal offaire of Brazil through
Insistence on bonte reforus in connection with the Alllence
for Progress, ete: It is more likely that the opposition could
get more mileage from some such thenes as the current nuclear
tecting by the United States or the alleged Intervention in
Cuban effeirs by the U.S. Covernent.
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6.
Beceuse of the lack of exploitable local lacues ot
situationa that could be used to ereate hostility againet.
the Presidential Party, It to possible that opposttion
efforto my be devoted simply to creating dicorders and
unsettled conditions because of purely local and internal
ecotonie and political problens.
there are plenty of these.
The objective in thie event would be to create such en
unsettled situation that the violt of President Kemedy night
be either prejudiced or cancelled.
Boute Fresidential Party u1l} Follou with Detoriation of
Lotentles
Danger Spote.
Enroute fron the Coleo airport to the Bmbassy renidence,
-located at Rue Seo Clemente No. 338, neverel narrow bridges
have to be traveroed timediatoly after departing Galeno.
Obetruction of tho Presidential party could more ensily be
accomplished at this aros then after the cavalcade has reached
the matntand.
The til ( student organisation) bullaike 16
located alone the Ilmengo it a polat which would have to be
pessed if the party vere to use automobiles. Mince the UNE
can be expected to take an unfriendly attitude toward the
viatt it can be assumed unfetendly bannere, posters or
demonstrations will be encountered at the point.
hua Sạo
Clemente, on which the Enbassy residence 18 located, 1a e
narrow street with charp right hand turn tate the srounde
tron Beo Clemente•
This necessitates an almost dead stop in
order to affect the tum and is a point there the Presidential
party vill be for a moment in a crovied area at almost zero
speed.
These represont the principal danger pointe along the
arrival and departure routes 1f the trips are made by
autonobile.
At the time of Preeident. Elsenhower 'e vialt the
trip tron Goleso elzport to the Naval Minietry was made by
helicopter and the official parade begon at that point,
trevelling com to Branco, along the flamongo, and up lua
Gao Clanente,
ine return trip was made by boat fron the Have
Ministry to Caleno so that the long trip by autonobile wea
cvoided e
General Tatimte
of Situation
At this time, the goneral security eltuation proveiling in
the Rio de denetro area in satiefactory. It is believed that
the local forced civilien and military - aze cepable of coping
with ery bostile demonstrations or attempte at rioting or
violence.. At the time of the visit of former Prealdent
Inenhover to Braell in 1960, the local forces proved capable
of providing the security needed for the protection of the
Presidentiãl party while in Rio a Janeiro. At the time of the
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resignation of President Quadros in Argust 190l, the local
forces again shoved their ability to cose with hostile crowde
and street demonstrators.
The good will generated by the
Criendly reception of President Goulart on his recent trip
to the United Staton will be a fector in inswing a stillar
reception for President Kernedy. It le enpected that the
Brazilion official attitule towarda the visit vill be hichly
fevorable and that this in turn w111 contribute tovardo a
windler attitude on the part of the proce end the pubite.
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9 July 1962
Branan
1.
Security: Forces Begonsible tos notecials the
Peonident
The petary responsibility for protecting the Fresident during
his atey in Erasilia lies with the Depertmento Federal de Segurance
Publica (DISP) •
The 273t, headed by Lt. Colonel Corlos Caszoli ond
under the Mintetry of Justice and Intertor Allodre, has the
responsibility for the Vederol Dictriet of Brassl.
Since the bigher
postlons in the Miniatry and the-Dio aze appolative, those holding
then aze generally loyal to the eininistretion in power.
the celiber
of perconnel et the lover levele 1o yoor becoune the melaries are low
ent the tratning 1e inadequate.
Inde hos been rendted to sone
extent, however, by the trainine siven te the Diep by the ICA police
tratains progran in effect alnce 1959.
The lack of continutty in
Zooderchip and therefore of long zange objectives has aleo been a
hindrance to the eftletency of the Drat.
Nevertheloss, It is believed
that the DJS2 vita be capoble of controlling any enti-United States
demonotrattone whloh noy arise during the
Preeident'o Viett.
Colonel Ceirol1 has been reported to be pro-Commantet.
Regardless
of his poraonal politicas bellete, he con be expected to use his ful?:
povere as Chief of the DIS? to insuro that expropriate security
procedures are triplenented in cornection with the visit.
the toet importent organisation within the liSt to the Jivisso
do Folicia y Social (DErs) vita about 150 engroycea.
This Airieton
to heoded by Coptein Artetonto Concolvea Loite tho has roportedly
been given this position by Colrol. Although the DEPS is responaible
for the control,
prevention, and investigation of all natters and
ectivlties pertaining to dipturbances in the political end cootel
order of. Brazil, its notivities aro. largely confined to the Federal
District.
Assteting the DIPS and under ite jurtedtetion during the
treatient'e viest will be the following:
The Fulsterized Police with about 7,800 pen.
bo
the Special Folice of the DISP consisting of about
500 selected officere end mon. Tute to a spocially-
trained clot eques for emergency duty ons for
guerding injortunt persons; it le most effletent in
handling uraly crowds.
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SEGRET
The Civil Guard of the DICE, coneleting of
epproxtnstely 2,500 officers and non. It te
uned, chiefly on patrol and traffic duty.
do
no use pad folice, consisting of approad
acely t,000 ouncere and mer
Before President Kennedy'9 arrival in Brasilie, ow represente
stives there will have establiched contect with key officers of the
They vill be eble to yrovide whatever introductions aro
necessary and desired.
Contact hap been sade by our reprecentetives with the Chief of
the Colas police in Colons, the capital of dotes, a city about two
or three hours away fron trasilia by autonobile.
Fo has agreed to
report to our representatives on any notivities and organisations
which night be expected to cause trouble for the visit.
Our representative in Brailla has also been in close contact
With DE. Gilberto Alves Siqueira, the Chief of the Criminal Section
of the DISP. le is an expertenced ond capoble officer and will try
to particlyate in DISP Aiccucalone regarding the visit. Our
representative intende to maintaia close contect with De. Siquette.
Croups end Individuale Erected to Assure a lostile Attitude
Toveris
Valsat
Our Brazilion representative has reported that there are certaio
groups which ore likely to take limited action in protest againet the
Prosident'o visit to Brucille.
The Brazilten Commiet. Party and
posoibly the lesident Comanist Forty of Fraall (which has recently
broken off fron the Brazilion Comintet Party), strongly enti-United.
States nationellet political orgenizetione (espectally those which
support Governor Leonel, Brizola of Rio Grande do Sul), and supporters
of the Peasant Leagues ol Franciaco Julino comprtee these groups.
The capability of theso forces to toke hostile action in Aimited
by the rather toolated location of Brasilla and the character of its
populatiOn. Covertment employees make up the bulls of the population
and they are unitirely to become a nucleus for hostite activities.
moin forces of the Communtet and ultre-nationatlet groups are located
in other parts of Drazil.
Any lezge acale demonstrations would
nocesoltate the trensportation of large nubore of demontrators tato
Draelide fron outlying arena.
Thoro 10 a possibility of demonstratione
fron the students of the Rational University of Brasilie end from small
labor organtzations in other cities. In either case, the number of
domonstrators vould be smali.
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Binco the Brazilion Congress nosts in Brocilta, the wbole
politieal gectrum la roprosented there. Anti-Untted Goates speeches
ons ctatemente nzy be expected from manbers of the ultra-nationallet
parttes. Although the statements vill doubteily receive national
coverege in the Brezilian press, lt 1e probable that the coverge will
be; on balance, favorable to the vialte
3. Gen
Entamte of the Bituation
Although the security forces in Irasilie are somewhat inexpertenced
and untested ts providing protection for vloiting lignitertes, the
Chief of the Federal Polico can be expected to do everything possible
to keep the distriet orderly during the President's vialt.
The Police
Chef end his staff are atteupting to gain national recognition for
bão organiention no the prine police force in the country.
Since: the
President's visit will give the organisation an oportunity to goin
national prestige, complete cooperation may be expected from the
Poltee Chief during the visit.
Unless the situstion changes ratically before the end of July,
do not believe that hootile elonente are cufficiently woll organized
on numous enough to pode ory threat to the Fresident.
The President w121 probably receive a vaza reception in Brasilie.
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
Donald P. Gregg
PCS/LOC
ATTENTION:
FROM:
Norbert A. Shepanek
Marvin L. Smith
Chief, Operations Group
SUBJECT:
House Select Committee on Assassinations
(HSCA) Request
REFERENCES:
A. HSCA Letter (OLC 78-1179) dated
22. March 1978
B. OLC 78-1179/1 dated 22 March 1978
WARNING NOTICE
SENSITIVE INTELLIGENCE SOURCES
AND MEGIOUS INVOLVED
A. (S) An intensive search of the files and indices
of this Directorate has revealed the following information on
the individuals and organizations listed in Reference A
which, unless otherwise indicated, is being forwarded to
your Office.
Since birthdates were not provided on all
the individuals, some of the information forwarded may
not pertain to them.
1. Santiago Alvarez Rodriguez
(a) 201-283567 (record copy)
(b) MEXI-4877 (copy)
(c) HAVA-0618 (copy)
(d) HKH-02013 (copy)
(e) JX-38817 :(copy)
(f) HDCA- 9794 (copy)
2 ..
Santiago Alvarez Fernandez, Sr.
(a) 201-291419 (record copy)
(b) JX-38817 (copy available in Item 1-e)
(c) Various documents from DCD (copies)
3. Laureano Batista Falla
(a)
201-0268277 (record copy)
(b.)
Various documents from DCD (copies
4068
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4.
5.
6.
7 :
Orlando Bosch Avila
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
201-0299292 (record copy)
DBD-90621 (copy)
SJOS-19604 (coPy,
• CARA -30159 (copy
TKH-512 (copy)
MASH- 01378 (copy
(g.)
(h)
DBD-91777 •(copy
MASH-00403 (copy)
Carlos. Jose Bringuier
DBA-55777 / (copy)
LX-03246 (copy)
LX-03619 (copy)
(d)
Various DCD documents (copies available in
Item 3-b)
(e).
FOIA Request F-76-146 (copy)
Rogelio Cisneros Diaz
(a)
201-0353107 (record copy)
(b)
DBA- 29438 (copy)
(c)
DBt-91549 (copy)
(d)
ENMA: 22285 (copy.
(e)
UFG- 02460 (copy)
(f)
DCD: file A-14-12-37 (record copy)
(g)
00-A (S) - 3, 296,289 (copy).
Luis Conte Aguero
(a)
• 201-0278130 (record copy)
(bi)
C.)
XBAZ-00369 (copy)
DFB-59352 (copy)
(d)
MONT 04397 : (copy)
(e)
DCD file A-20-28-93 (record copy) and various
DCD documents (copies)
(£)
0BF-90040 (copy)
(g) DBF-43264 (copy)
8.
Marcos Diaz Lanz
(a)
201-0259716 (record copy)
(b)
Various documents from DCD
(copies)
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9. Victor Paneque
(a)
201-0286382 (record copy)
(c) HKH--3343 (unable to locate)
d) HAVA-020/9 (on temporary charge t
•1/EXO, re Pedro Diaz-Lanz
(e)
(f)
COSMA-27643 (copy)
Various documents from DCD (copies);
also see Item 3-b
10.
Evelio Duque Miyar
(a)
201-0302008 (record copy)
(b.)
(c).
JFGA-04703 (copy
DIM-07//.copy
(d)
Various DCD documents (copies)
11.
Tom Dunkin aka John Thomas Dunkin
(a)
LU1-0841921 (copy)
(b.):
UFAW-01264 (Copy)
12.
William P. Dalzell aka Billy Littlehorse
Various DCD documents (copies)
13. Ross Crozier aka "Roger"
(a)
201-0168881 (on temporary charge to
Barbara Soderquist, CI/EXO)
(b.).
There are approximately 75 documents
in CCS which primarily concern the
establishment, maintenance and use
of cover for Subject during his Agency
career as a Contract Agent and Career
Agent from 1949 to 1903.
CCS information
indicates that Subject left the Agency
in covert status. These documents may
be reviewed upon request in Room GH-56.
14. John Koch Gene
(a)
201-306319 (copy)
(b)
(c)
DBA- 47207. (copy)
(d)
DBA-48364
(record copy)
(e)
DBA-50913 (record copy)
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i...
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15.
Miguel Mariano Cruz
No information
16.
Hignio Diaz aka "Nino"
Various documents from DCD (copies)
17.
Frank de la Barre
Various documents from DCD (see Item 3-b)
18. Eugene Davis
No information
•19.
Ramon Font Samuell
Document from DCD (copy)
20. Joaquin Godoy y. Solis
201-0308736 (record copy)
(b.)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
21. Max Gorman Gonzales
No information
22.
Manuel Gil
NYCP - 0151 (copy)
23. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
201-0269349 (record copy)
.UrGA-12094 (copy)
WAVE-03604 (copy)
DFB-02146 (copy.)
(OPLA- 04017 (copy)
HKH-02017 (copy)
DBF - 38000 (copy)
HAVA-2530 (copy)
FIMMA, 13727 (unable to locate)
4R0J*623 (copy)
IO-03925 (unable to locate)
CSC1-3704141 (copy)
HKH-01754 (temporary charge to K. Holmes,
C1/EXO, Subject: Morgan)
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(n)
(o.)
HKHA-07266 (copy)
Various documents from DCD (copies); see
also Item 7-b.
24.
Carlos Gimader
No information
25.
Augustine Guitart
201-0727418 (record copy)
26.
Alberto Hernandez Hechevarria
aka Alberto Fernandez; Unidad Revolucionaria
(a)
201-0251853 (record copy)
(b.)
DCD file A-1l-88-31 (record copy)
(c)
(d)
DBF -22283
(copy)
DBF-23975 (copy)
(e)
DBF -18196
• (copy)
(f)
(g)
HAVA -7278 (copy)
Job#78-2777, Box 2, Folders 1-3 (record copies)
(h)
Job#78-2608, Box 4, Folders 1-5 (record copies)
27.
Celso Macario Hernandez
(a)
CSCI-3773624 (copy)
(b)
UFGA-6010 (copy)
28..
William Johnson
(a)
DBA- 58251 (copy)
(b.)
(c)
WAVE -01652 (copy)
FOIA Request. F-77-1063 (copy)
29.
Claire Booth Luce
ESSEE ESSE
OIMA-431 (copy)
STT 406 (copy)
01R 11370 (copy)
DFB-25110 (copy)
OIRA-9935 (copy)
HABW- 2827 (record copy destroyed)
EPSA-3497 • (copy)
NBDA- 1805 (CoPY
10AA 61 copy
STTA-2343. (record copy)
SGAA- 2623 (copy)
DFB-33757 (record copy destroyed)
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.. 1.
: a
₴33
STTA-3765 (copy)
OIM-690 (record copy destroyed)
OFPA:23117 (attachment missing - Luce
not mentioned in original document-
not forwarded)
OIRA-1608 (copy)
OIRA$3547 (unable to locate)
WASH-CIA-INT-29 (record copy destroyed)
WASH-CIA-PRO-266 (record copy)
WASH-CIA-PRO-385 (record copy)
WASH-DIR-OFF-OP-266 (record copy)
WASH-DIR-OFF-OP-1 (unable to locate)
J0b#57-75, Box 29 (unable to locate)
Job#57-75, Box 30. (unable to locate)
Director's Office-OP-266 (unable to locate)
(z.):
WASH-REG- INT-178 (record copy)
(aa)
Job#57-75, Box 66 (unable to locate)
(bbi)
M-2402 (copy)
(cc.)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
(de) FBI document dated 25 February 1957 •
30.
Max Lesnick
(a)
201-209258 (record copy)
(b):
DFB-24728 (document destroyed)
31.
Jose Antonio Lanusa
(a)
201-339258 (copy)
(b)
WAS-724-70 (copy)
32.
Carlos John Wilson aka John Wilson -Hudson
201-20397 (on temporary charge to
B. Soderquist, CI/EXO)
33.
George Nobregas
(6) UFGA-12338 (сорсота сору)
UFGA-12338 (copy)
34.
Joseph Newbrough
No information
35..
Rolando Otero
(a)
201-0284811 (record copy)
(bi)
HDCA-11077 (copy)
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Amador Odio
canade
(c)
(d) 316-0004366 (copy)
37: Joseph A. Oster
No information
38.
Reinaldo Pico
(a) 201-284658 (record copy)
XAAZ-10529 (unable to locate)
(c) : 00-A-3187652 (copy)
39.
40..
Duney. Perez Alamo
(a)
201-0334081 (record copy)
(bi)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
Orest Pena
No information
: 41. Rolando Peleaz aka Rolando Pelaez
No information
42. Acelo. Pedroso Amores
201-0297748 (record copy)
43.
Luis Rabel aka Luis Ravel
No information
44.
Carlos Rodriguez Quesada
(a) DBB-18161 (copy)
(b)
WAVE- 07469 (copy)
(c) AMMA•42313 (on permanent charge to
Dau-35184 Copy, LA/RAND
(e.) Various documents from DCD (copies)
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45.
Manolo Ray Rivero
All information forwarded in OLC 78-1035
46..
Francisco Rodriquez Tamayo aka "El Mexicano"
(a)
201-0293114 (record copy)
(bi):
DBF - 55648 (copy
DBB-24/44 (copy)
(
•e.
DBF-50290 (copy)
WAVE-04202 (copy)
DBF -27226 (copy)
(
(i)
UP-A-3) 37248,226 (copy)
47.
Dr. Jose Ignacio Rasco Bermuda
(a)
HKSA-00321 (record copy enclosed)
(bi).
DCD. file A-10-39-81 (record copy)
(c).
Various documents from DCD (copies)
48.:
Delphine Points Roberts
No information
49.
Arnesto Rodriguez, Sr.
(a)
• 201-0275643 (copy)
(b)
Document from DCD (copy)
50.
Arnesto Rodriguez, Jr.
No information
51
Juan Manuel Salvat Rogue
(a)
(bi)
(c)
201-0286051 (record copy)
MASH- 00692 (copy)
UFGA-04592 (copy)
(d) CAPSA- 01899 (copy)
52 .
Paulino Sierra Martinez aka "Dr. Martinez"
(a)
(bi)
(c.)
(d)
(e)
201-0739652 (record copy)
UFGA-1401- (copy)
RL-7 (copy)
DCD file A-14-25-96 (record copy)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
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53.
Jorge Soto Martinez aka Jorge Antonio Martinez Soto
(a)
Privacy Act request P-76-2298 (copy)
(b.)
DBC-54737 (сору)
54.:
Clay Shaw
(a)
201-0813493 (on temporary charge to CI/EXO)
(b.)
FOIA request F-76-146 (see Item 5-e)
(C.)
DCD information forwarded in OLC 78-0070/4
(
đ)
DCD file A-01-22-74 (record copy)
(e.):
OFPA-90301 (copy)
55 .:
Kerry Wendall Thornley
FOIA request F-75-5730 (copy)
56 .
Juan Antonio Varona
DFB-31071 (copy)
• 57.
Joaquin Villodas
No information
58 •
Carlos Zarraga Martinez
(a)
201-0757864 (record copy)
(b.)
Various documents from DCD (copies);
see also Item 6-f
59. Alpha 66
(a)
LX-3609 (copy)
(b.):
FOIA request F-76-110 (copy)
(c):
DCD file - Case 55515 (record copy);
see also Item
(đ)
Job#64-518/25, Box 3, Folders 1÷5
(unable to locate)
:60.
Comandos L
Document from DCD (see Item 19)
61: Segundo: Frente. Nacional de Escambray:
HAVA-0811 (copy)
(b.) UFGA-2253 (copy)
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62.
Cuban Revolutionary Council. -
Frente Revolucionario Democratico
(a)
(b)
Various documents from DCD (copies);
see also Item 49-b
Job#78-2880, Box 3, Folders 1-5
(record coples.)
Job# 78-2604
(record copies)
, Box 2, Folders 1-3
63.
Anti-Communist International Brigade
(a)
TX-1341 (copy)
(bi)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
(c)
Privacy Act request P-76-1062 (copy)
64.
Interpen
(a)
201-309125 - Gerald Patrick Hemming
(on temporary charge to Mr. Holmes, CI/ EXO)
BEGE
65 .
JURE
Privacy Act request P-76-1896 (copy)
Privacy. Act request P-77-092 (copy)
Gerald Patrick Hemming mentioned In FBI
reference of Privacy Act request P-77-2907.:
(copy not attached)
- "Junta Revolucionaria"
(a)
Job#78-2214, Box 4, Folders 1-4.
(record copies)
(b.)
Job#78-2604, Box 3, Folders 11,12
(record copies)
(c)
Job#78-1601, Box 5, Folders 11,12
(record copies)
(d)
00-E-3, 290,355 (copy)
66. Movimento Democratico Cristian
(a)
Joec78 1223ies)
Box 1, Folders 0.
(b.)
Job#78-2169, Box 3, Folders: 1-3
(record copies)
(c)
00-A3225053 (copy)
(d)
00-A (S) -3,903400 (copy)
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67.
Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil
(a)
HKH-1432 (copy)
(b.).
Job#78-1396; Box
: 4, Folders. 5-7.
(record copies)
(c)
Job#78-1336, Box 2, Folders 1-4
(d)
(record copies)
Job#78-2927, Box 1, Folders 1-4
(record copies)
(e)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
(£)
DFB-89671 (copy)
68.
Movimento Insurreccional de
Recuperacion Revolucionaria
(a) Job#78-1688; Box 2, Folders.
1-3
(record copies)
(bi)
JOb#18-1128, Box 3, Folders 11g. 12
(record copies)
(c)
Various documents. from DCD (copies)
(d)
CCS files contain a copy of
a document
dated 16 January 1962 concerning
financial documentation for Gervelio
Gutierrez y Concepcion.
This document
may be reviewed upon request in Room
GH-56.
69.
Movimento de Recuperacion Revolucionaria
(a)
(bi)
(c)
(d)
(
e)
Job#78-2931, Box 2, Folders 5-7:
(record
coples)
Job#18-1601, Box 1, Folders 12, 13
(record coples.)
Job#78-2883, Box 1, Folder 3 (record copies)
MEXD-5121 (unable to locate)
HMM- 4796 (document torwarded in Operations
Group resporse to OLC 78-1035, re: Manolo.
Ray Rivero)
- 70.
Ejercito Libertador de Cuba; MRP
(a)
(b.)
Job#78-2669, Box 4, Folder 9 (record copies)
Job# 78-27.75; BOX
5, Folders
1-6
(record copies)
(c)
(d)
Job#78-2929, Box 2, Folder 36 (record copies)
Various documents from DCD (copies)
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71.
Agrupacion Montecristi
(a)
Job#78-1601, Box 3, Folder 12 (record copies)
(b.)
HAVA-250% (copy.
(c.) HKH-1753 '(copy)
(d)
Dbr"10008 (copy)
(e) 00-A-3206050 (copy)
72.
Cuba Libre
(a)
(b.)
DBF-47433 (copy)
DBF-10196 (copy)
(c). FPMA+21267 (copy)
73.
JGCE. - "Junta de Gobierno de Cuba en el Exilio"
UFG- 03403. (copy)
74. Comandos Autenticos
DCD file A-11-69-21 (Carlos Prio) (record copy)
75.
Jack Rubenstein aka Jack Rubin
(a)
DFB-67985 (copy)
(b.).
DFB-8526 (record
copy)
(c) FOIA request F-75-1153 (copy)
B. (U) All third agency documents attached herewith
have been enveloped.
The date, classification, subject
and file number of each document have been typed on each
envelope for identification.
C. (S) CI Staff responded to Reference A in a
memorandum dated 10 April 1978 to PCS/LOC.
(S) Bill Sturbitts of SA/C/LA will respond
directly to PCS/LOC concerning the information requested
in paragraphs two and three of Reference A.
(S) The processing of this case was closely
coordinated with Mr. Shepanek and this memorandum was
reviewed in draft by him on 6 July 1978.
hearis.
Marvin L. Smith
Attachments:
As stated above
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MAUNAAZION CONTAINED
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EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN
OTHERWISE
OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10
UNITED STATES
ESTHENT
Memorandum
Mr. Belmont AlBITe
SECRET
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DATE: February 1, 1961
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
FROM : R. 0. L'Allier
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,
Tolson
Mohr
Parsons
Belmont
Closes chan
Conrad
DeLoach
Malone
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Rosen -
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Tele. Room
Ingram -
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RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION
Alass
IN THIS DOCUMENT. EXCEPT BIL
SUBJECT: JOSE IGNACIO RASCO
INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA
KP 5-11.9
Reference is made to memorandum dated January 30, 1961,
from Mr. Donahoe to you describing an article which appeared in
the January 27,
1961, issue of "Washington Daily News."
In this
article the subject was quoted as predicting that acts of "great
importance" would occur within the next 10 days against the Castro
regime.
He implied that there would be "something more important
than sabotage." Liaison was requested to check with CIA concerning
the subject's statements and obtain any pertinent information
concerning the nature of the activities planned by the subject
or
his organization, the Christian Democratic Movement (MDC) • 34
On January 31, 1961,
Liaison Agent that CIA was fulfy
the art, advised te
advised the
statements attributed to Rasco.
Advised that there was
no basis whatsoever for the statement that something of "great
importance" would be happening within the next 10 days. He added
that Rasco's statements do not fit into anv immegiate plans being.
made by CIA through the project, CLIP.
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Rasco as another Cuban who is "shooting off his mouth" to get
ittle publicity.
He explained that many of the Cubans have a
propensity for self-styling themselves experts on the Cuban
political situation and they enjoy any publicity they can get,
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"Control
Number
Date of
Request
13 Oct 76
13 Oct 76
13 Oct 76
13 Oct: 76
14 Oct 76
14 Oct 76
19 Oct 76
18 Oct 76
18 Oct 76
12 Oct 76
9
Oral/
Written
O-Cindy M.
O-Miller
O-Marshall
O-Marshall
O-Epstein
O-Miller
•- Madigan
O-Liebengood
O-Childs
O-Miller
SENATE SELECI COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Date
Received
13 Oct 76
13 Oct 76
13 Oct 76
13 Oct 76.
13 Oct 76
14 Oct 76
19 Oct 76
18 Oct 76
18 Oct 76
12 Oct 76:
Subject Matter
Action
Responsibility
Status
Asked for up-to-date itinerary for
21 Oct. (to STC)
ClA
Let Miller know when we have package
•on MIG-25 (DEM)
Reproduce
Martin Gold to receive compartmented
briefings. Also Sens Hathaway and
Hart may also be interested.
(RJK)
RETURNTO
Background Use Only
Do Not
done
Make new security briefing appointment
for Howard Liebengood. (RJK)
Requested briefing for himself and
Sen Hathaway for trip in November
Will sch.
after trip
Scheduled -
4 Nov 0830-1245
done
Miller suggested we contact Walt
Sheridan, Sen Jud Com, and tell him
any information he seeks should come
from Justice (GLC)
done.-
Requested visit to DCD and FR offices
in Boston
done -
4 Nov
Sen Baker would like briefing from DCI Jennifer
done -
prior to departure 5 Nov for trip
alerted - schedule 4 Nov
3 or 4 Nov.
Briefings on 4 subjects:
l)org. and function;
2) requirements, reprogram., eval.
3)inspection and audit;
29 Oct -1330
28 Oct-0930
3 Nov - 1000
done
done
done
Wants to talk to someone about reports
concerning Cuban refugee (GLC)
done
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## Page 2
"Control
Number
APPROVED FOR RELA.
CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM
Date of
Request
21 Oct 76
20 Oct 76
21 Oct 76
(approx)
27 Oct 76
26 Oct 76.
22 Oct 76
28 Oct 76
29 Oct 76
20 Oct 76
11
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Orall
Written
Date
Received
Subject Matter
O-SSCI
21 Oct 76
Follow-up items from STC Visit -
Garn, Maxwell,
21 October 76
Ralston
O-Madigan
20 Oct 76.
Action
Responsibility.
Status
Fitzwater OTR
done - 3 De
Weber OSI-.
done - 2 Der
done -
3 Nov
O-Inderfurth
O-Epstein
O-Madigan
O-Hal Ford
O-Inderfurth
O-Miller
O-Miller
21 Oct 76
(approx)
27 Oct 76
126 Oct 76
22 Oct 76
28 Oct 76
29 Oct 76.
29 Oct 76
In connection with Madigan's DCD and DDO, Compt
FR visit, would like budgetary data
and number of employees
Comptroller documents Inderfurth
Compt
done -
requested during briefing.
Med 0009-76(cc) 22 Oct 76
Also copies of view-graphs
(Reprogramming, Budget Execution,
and CLA role in IC programs)
Sen Hathaway requested Hqs. briefing Scheduled -
done
in connection with his trip overseas
4 November
Requested that he see document re
Teruggi
done -
3 Nov 76
Sen Stevenson requested briefing
in connection with his trip overseas
Requested DDO organizational chart,
Agency regulations on covert action,
and paper on typical CLA station
Scheduled -
3 Nov 76
done
done -
29 Oct 76
Miller requested to see studies on
other forged State Department air-
grams (CM)
Miller asked for report on allegations
in Jack Anderson article re extensive
activity by Iranian intelligence service
CI Staff preparing
done
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## Page 3
14-00000
•Control
Number
Date of
Request
28 Oct 76
Oral/
Written
O-Inderfurth
29 Oct 76
O-Liebengood
OLC 76-3117
R#4953
27 Oct 76
W-Hatfield
OLC 76-3099
R# 4892
20 Oct 76
•W-Hathaway
Goldwater•
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Date
Received
28 Oct 76
29 Oct 76
29 Oct 76
28 Oct 76
Subject Matter
Copies of charts presented at 28 Oct
Compt Briefing
Copy of Task Force 157
Action
Responsibility
Compt
Asked Agency to review detailed
itinerary of Sen Baker trip and arrange
times for COS discussions
DDO- Fendig
Hatfield requesting Agency briefings
with respect to number of functional
and policy topic areas
(trip beginning 28 Nov.)
DDO
Request for certain basic background. IC - 3 Nov
information on thrust and scope of
National Foreign Intelligence Program
for FY 70-77. (two week extension of
deadline
APPROVED FOR RELEASE 1093.
CIA HSTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM
Status
done - 3 No
done - 30Nor
done
Trip to be
postponed
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• Control
Numb
APPROVED FOR RELEASE 199.
CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAR
OLO 76-3246
R#5059
OLC 76-3279
OLC 76-3272
Date of
Request
2 Nov 76
2 Nov 76
3 Nov 76
3 Nov 76
5 Nov 76
28 Oct 76
5 Nov 76
Oral/
Written
O-Inderfurth
O- Gold
O- Miller
O-Ford
W-Inouye
W-Inouye
W.-Inouye
9 Nov 76
OIC 76-3206
5 Now 76
O-Gitenstein
W-Miller,
I
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
13
Date
Received
2 Nov 76
2 Nov 76
3 Nov 76
3 Nov 76
9 Now 76
11 Nov 76
11. Nov 76
9 Nov. 76
5 Nov 76
Subject Matter
Agency response to Church Committee
recommendations due mid-December
Actión
Responsibility
/DFM/RJK
Status
Wants to review DOI-50-10 (Use of
Missionaries) (DFM)
DDO revising
10 Nov. 76
Session to be scheduled for Kalaris
to finish CI briefing (Ist session was
3 Nov) (DEM)
Requested briefing from Jim lilley
NIO / China, re upcoming trip
(RJK)
Scheduled -
3 Dec 0930
done
3 Dec 76
NIO/ China
Scheduled -
5 Nov 10:15
done
5 Nov
Request statement of Agency position
on release to AmbKorry testimony
of 24 Feb 76 executive session (DFM)
done -
30 Nov 76
Itr from constituent Seung K. Ko
re drug harassments by secret agency
from Oct 63 to Feb 71: (PLC)
done -
Requesting explanation for Mr. John
P. Fritz of Agency mail intercept
program (22 Oct 76 ltr from Wilson
FOIA) DFM
Requested me to look into inconsis-
tencies between DO 11905 and Attorne
General's ltr of 28 May 76
(DFM)
Savige, IPS
(2: Dec)
: done
6 Dec 76
to discuss with
Gitenstein
When Senator Baker returns from
Liebengood to set up
his recent trip, we should try to
debriefing- date uncerta:
answer any questions he has concerning
activities in Iran.
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Control
Number
AFPROVED FOR : •
CIA HISTORICAL REVIEW YAV
Date of
Request
15 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
18 Nov 76
18 Nov 76
19 Nov 76
22 Nov 76
22 Nov 76
24 Not 76
29 Nov 76
Oral/
Written
O-Miller
O-Gold
O-Ralston
O-Ralston
O-GLC to ..
Miller
°-Miller.
O-Moore
O-Ford
O-Gitenstein
O-Marshall
O-Moore...
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
15
Date
Received
15 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
17 Nov 76
18 Nov 76
18 Nov 76
19 Nov 76
22 Nov 76
22 Nov 76
24 Nov 76
29 Nov 76
Subject Matter
Action
Responsibility
Status
Suggested itinerary re his trip to
Western Europe (DFM)
SA/DO/O
done -
14 Dec 7t
Senator Hatfield like to visit Agency
for full day of briefings (DFM)
Scheduled -
9 Dec 0830
done -
9 Dec 76
Requested tour of NPIC for Staffers
and Senators
(DEM)
Requested additional info on document SA/DO/O
re Frank Teruggi (DFM).
done -
8 Dec 76
done
8 Dec 76
Alerted Miller to 16 Nov 76 Presid-
ential finding - SSCI to be briefed
DEM alerted 18 Nov 76
DCI-DDO briefed Chm and
V-Chm 23 Nov 76
THW
CIA with individuals involved in
sabotage of Cubana airliner (GLC)
done -
23 Nov 76
Asked for info on (inu) Frigault (DFM) SA/DO/O
Asked if WEColby could meet with
Senator Stevenson (GLC)
Arrange briefing for Sen Morgan
Scheduled -
upcoming trip to S. Africa Conference
23 Nov 1:00
(DFM)
done
(23 Nov 76) done-Ford to
contact WEC
done
Agency cooperation in obtaining "@"
clearance for Childs
Stembridge,
OS done
Two volume report to groups and
SA/DO/O (29 Nov)
personalities in Cuban exile community
History on IMWAVE
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## Page 6
: 'Control
Number
Date of
Request
29 Nov 76
Oral/
Written
O-Gold
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Date
Received
29 Nov 76
16
29 Nov 76
30 Nov. 76
30 Nov 76
O-Maxwell
29 Nov 76
30 Nov 76
30 Nov 76
O-Ricks/
Evans
Subject Matter
Add tour of Ops Center to all day
briefing for Sen Hatfield on 9 Dec
Action
Responsibility
9 Dec Cancelled
tọ be rescheduled
DCD
in LA and San Francisco SA/DO/O
Visit with John McCone (DEM)
Meet with Fritz Giessecke, IC,
re counter intelligence and foreign
intelligence by-product
Data on estimates of MIG 25 and
sources of data contributing to
previous estimate (DEM)
Scheduled -
2 Dec 11:30
Status
done -
3 Dec 76
done -
2 Dec 76
done -
2 Dec 76
ips
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## Page 7
14-00000
Control
Number
Date of
Request
3 Dec 76
6 Dec 76
7 Dec 76
01076-3596 8 Dec 76
R# 5778
7 Dec 76
7 Dec 76
OLC 76-3605 8 Dec 76
R#5785
See
OLC 76-3635
10 Dec 76
*:
Oral/
Written
O-Moore
O-Pickett
O-Kirbow
W-Madigan
0-Marshall
0-Epstein
W-Liebengood
O - Epstein
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
17
Date
Received
3 Dec 76
Action
Subject Matter
Responsibility
Moore requested to see copy of letter
Ben Evans
George S. DeMohrenschildt sent
to DCI 5 Sept 76
• (DFM)
Status
done -
14 Dec 76
. 6 Dec 76
Hepworth
7 Dec 76
9 Dec 76
7 Dec 76
7 Dec 76
Chip Pickett asked for figures of
amount of money spent in FY 77 for
contracts for production of intelligende
done -
9 Dec 76
Kirbow requested list of records
approved by NARS for destruction
Like to visit Ambassador Helms
asked for date leaving Tehran (DFM)
Requesting info about Roland B.
Culligan - access to any and all
records.
done -
9 Dec 76
OS, DDO
Requested Agency to survey National Stembridge, OS
Archive facilities and also to conduct
clearances on staff. (RJK)
Like to meet with Agency officials
to discuss Sen Hathaway follow up
items.
Scheduled for
10 and 16 Dec
done -
10 and 16
Dec 76
Re existence and availability of
transcripts of Lee Harvey Oswald
conversations in Mexico. City
IG SSCI alerted that they
are available for review
20 Dec 76
Follow up items from 10 Dec mtg
with Mike Epstein
To be taken
done -
care of at 16 Dec
16 Dec 76
mtg.
---
## Page 8
Control
Date of
Number
Request
O1C 76-3676 10 Dec 76
R#5811
OLC 76-3655 10 Dec 76
R# 5810
See
OLC 76-3594
6 Dec 76
(Att 13 Dec)
O1C 76-3652 13 Dec 76
R$5737
OLC 76-3656 13 Dec 76
R# 5818
QIC 76-3663
R#5849
14 Dec 76
14 Dec 76
14 Dec 76
14 Dec 76
18
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Oral/.
Written
W-Liebengood
Date
Received
W-Liebengood
W-Hepworth
W-Inouye
14 Dec 76
W-Madigan
W-Miller
14 Dec 76
O-Gitenstein 14 Dec 76
O-Moore
14 Dec 76
Action
Subject Matter
Responsibility
Status
SA/DO/0
Sen Bäker interest on CIA clandestine
involvement in(Syrian) takeover (DEM)
Requesting access. for Ed Levine on
reporting on Portugal from Oct 76
to Nov 75. Access to personnel and
SA/DO/O, CPS Ongoing =
Review began on
• 22 Dec 76
documents. (DFM)
Hal Ford requested from REHepworth CPS
a critique on views of their product
dealing with China. Explain weaknesses
in production and strengths.. (GLC)
Deportation of Philip Agee
OLC, OGC,
SA/DO/O
done -
22 Dec 76
Info on Agency present and past
relationship with Cuban Exile
Movement and access info on 6
individuals.
DDA, DDO,
DDI, DDS&T
Arranging for badges for 25 SSCI
staffers who require access to Hqs.
OS
done
Request to review IG Report on
FR Division
IG
Like to review documents on
DeMohrenschildt again.
done -
21 Dec 76
O-Sen Morgar
14 Dec 76
Requested Agency escort for
proposed trip to LA Division
OLC
done - LLM
to escort
---
## Page 9
14-00000
Control
Number
jee
IC 76-3714
Date of
Request
14 Dec 76
15 Dec 76
14 Dec 76
16 Dec 76
16 Dec 76
17 Dec 76
17 Dec 76
20 Dec 76
20 Dec 76
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Oral/ :
Written
Date
Received
O-Miller
14 Dec 76
O-Inderfurth
15 Dee 76
W-Massey
14 Dec 76
O-Miller
16. Dec 76
O-Liebengood 16 Dec 76
O - Miller
17 Dec 76
O-Pickett
17 Dec 76
O-Epstein.
20 Dec 76
O-Moore
20 Dec 76
Subiect Matter
Requested Agency escort for himself
and Madigan's trip in late January
to Western Europe. (DFM)
Requested complete set of Atlas'
for Senator Hart and himself if
possible
Follow up items from Meeting with
SSCI on Micronesia
(DFM),
What organizations were recipients
of DDO reporting on Micronesia
Sen Baker interested in nuclear
proliferation issue and like to take
this subject up at debriefing after
his recent trip.
Sen Baker like to be briefed on CIA
activities.at U.N.
Get itinerary on West Coast trip
to Miller
Asked us to set up interviews for
OPR, OER, OGCR, OSR
Tour of all Agency buildings for
Sen Hathaway. Deliver a list of
locations and offices to Epstein
Moore asked to review Oswald
transcripts.
19
Action
Responsibility
Status
CPS
done.-
20 Dec 76
done -
17 Dec 76
done -
27 Dec 76.
done -
20 Dec 76
CPS
DFM
done -
21 Dec 76
---
## Page 10
14-00000
Control
Number
Date of
Request
20 Dec 76
20 Dec 76
22 Dec 76
23 Dec 76
27 Dec 76
81076-3769
R#5976
27 Dec 76
27 Dec 76
Orall
Written
O-Miller
O-Inderfurth
O- Madigan
O-Hatry
O-Gold
O - Gitenstein
W-Liebengood
SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ACTION LIST
Date
Received
Subject Matter
Action
Responsibility
20 Dec 76
Meet again on Micronesia on 21 Dec
details
20 Dec 76
Ad Hoc Committee on Relations between
embassies and stations (study)
Asked for report on two articles:
20 Dec 76 Jack Anderson article
Jạn 77 Playboy, "Mr. Death".
SA/DO/O
DDS&T
22 Dec 76
Requested interview with former
COS Micronesia for 30 Dec 76
Set for 30 Dec
23 Dec 76
Requested two copies of the
Indian Ocean Atlas
27 Dec 76
Requested material on Agency's
position on open budget issue.
27 Dec 76
Requested copies of Attorney General
guidelines implementing EO 11905
and Hqs Reg 7-1
Staff interviews with Shackley and
former COS Micronesia
Also requesting documents for review
in advance of interview
Status
done -
21 Dec
cone-
28 Dec 7
done -
2.9 Dec 76
done •
29 Dec 76
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EXTREME CAUTION SHOULD BE EXERCISED IN THE USE OF
THIS INFORMATION.
IT SHOULD NOT BE INCLUDED IN THE BODY OF
A REPORT EVEN THOUGH PARAPHRASED. IT SHOULD NOT BE USED IN
LEAD COVERAGE OR AS THE BASIS FOR AN INTERVIEW UNLESS SPECIFIC
CLEARANCE IS OBTAINED FROM THE BUREAU AND FROM CHICAGO.
THIS IS AN EXTREMELY DELICATE AND SENSITIVE SOURCE WHICH THE
CHICAGO OFFICE IS MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO FULLY PROTECT.
CG 6758-C* furnished information concerning
activities on 9/25/64.
On 9/25/64, MIKE BRODKIN returned from lunch
with Chicago former bookmaker JOE EPSTEIN. Apparently when
he returned, BRODKIN received a message to call FRED "JUKEBOX"
SMITH.
It is noted SMITH is a CI of the Chicago Office.
BRODKIN inquired of his secretary if she remembered " JUKEBOX
SMITTY," and she replied that she knew him, and had met him.
EPSTEIN. then asked BRODKIN, "How is JUKEBOX?"
BRODHIN repLIed,
3 - Bureau (REGISTERED)
1 - Miami (REGISTERED)
1 - Chicago
WFR/krp
(5)
EW. FE654: 92-3088-1113
B OCTO
p 1964
6
Approved:
4751
Special Agent in Charge
OCT19
: 1964
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Per
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CG 92-350 Sub 11
" JUKEBOX? JUKEBOX iS JUKEBOX."
EPSTEIN then advised BRODKIN that HENRY
FRIEDENBERG is going to pick him up and that they were going
to call on some accounts which HENRY has for EPSTEIN. It
is noted that FRIEDENBERG is the subject of a ITW case
in the Chicago Office, and that he is the owner of Acacia
Press, the printers of lottery tickets.
At this point, BRODKIN's secretary advised
him that she could not reach SMITH at the number left.
FRIEDENBERG arrived in the office at this
point and advised
BRODKIN and EPSTEIN that they would
conduct their business on that date, but that they would
also of necessity have to visit BILL KAPLAN in the hospital.
FRIEDENBERG indicated that KAPLAN is getting better, buf
continues to be bedridden.
or met de 6272-01
It is noted that KAPLAN is
identical with former CG 6272-C,
and is the subject of an
investigation in this office entitled "ANGEL-KAPLAN
SPORTS NEWS SERVICE, " CGfile 165-1.
Contact
with the sister of KAPLAN determined
that KAPLAN has been confined to the hospital and to a rest
home since May 4, 1964, and has suffered his third and
fourth heart attacks innthe past five months. It is
noted that the Assistant U.S.
prosecution oi KAPLAN intends to call
At the present
time KAPLAN is confined in Room 417 at Columbus Hospital.
LEON KESSLER, an associate attorney in the
office of Bieber & Brodkin, then conferred with BRODKIN
concerning the fact that his neighbor, one HOWARD WEINER
(ph), who is a neighbor of KESSLER in Deerfield, Illinois,
"got mixed up in an interstate theft case and is
presently confined awaiting bond."
BRODKIN then made a
telephone call to Chicago bondsman EDDIE MORRIS and
instructed MORRIS to go over to the Commissioner's office
and make bond for WEINER. BRODKIN indicated that "we want
JFK Law 10(a) 2
-2.=
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124-9002-10115]
JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date:
5/21/201
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-90102-10115
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 105-244446-3
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM:
MM
TO :
HQ
TITLE :
DATE:
*PAGES:
SUBJECTS:
10/10/1973
7
MAX LESNICK
DOCUMENT TYPE:
PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION:
Confidential
RESTRICTIONS:
1B; 4
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW:
07/06/1999
OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA
COMMENTS :
INC LHM
149 150953
DocId: 32332468
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-85
CLASSIFIED BY: 5668548
REASON:
1.5
DECLASSLEY
SUBJECT:
FROM
TO
OPTIONAL FORM tO 10
MAT 1902 EDITIO
091 FPMR (41 € 79) 101-11.8
UNITED STATE OVERNMENT
Memorandum
DIRECTOR, FBI (105-244446)
.. 10/10/73
SAC, WAMP EUENTES, CO SENTEN
ALICIA RASPALL SERNA, ala
IS - CUBA
(00: MM)
11-29-99
Classified by Sp8 mAN Nse
Declassify on:
OADR,
JFK)
Re Miami letter to Bureau, 7/12/73.
Enclosed herewith are s copies of an Lill, dated
and captioned as above, containing background data
captioned subject.
MM T-2, mentioned in LEM, Is MM 974-S.
per reguiet # 6013(36)
+56/873213177
The following are the Cuban sources contacted with
negative results regarding subject:
ALL INFORMATION COUTAME
MM 1228-S, on 5/30/73.
11248+5, on
5/31/73.
EXCC-T WHERE SHOWN
1266-S,J on
5/31/73.
OLMERWISE
"Жм
6/8/73.
M 1382-S, on 6/13/73,
8/15/73 & 9/14/73. (C)
SMM 2849-5, оп 5/23/73 & 9/12/73.
Inquiry at the U.S. Department of State Security
and of ISA Office, was conducted by SA KENNETH J. HASEL.
The records there were negative
pregarding subject.
SC wRA C. Miles reviewed the subject's file at the
Passport Office of the
_US. Department of State, which is the
source of the information attributed to U.S. Government records.
ENCLOSURE
Bureau (Enc. 5)
(RM)
• Miami
VJW: jgm
CONFIDENTIL OCT 16
(3)
by routine slip for
• action
NIL-4.9
Buy U.S. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan
A HAS NO OBJECTION TO
""!.
1) ON AND/OR,
IN THIS DOCUMENT.
Ji/@FORMATION
• ExCEpT Fon
BRACKETS ON
pg.2
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18-15-97
SLD/KSK
2-10.98 (JEK)
NH
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MM
105-21391
CCHFIDENTIAL
SECRET
Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)
Central Records,
Washington, DC, were caused to be checked by
SC MILDRED E. RISK.
WFO indices were negative regarding subject.
MM 974-S reported on May 18. 1973. that the subject
is a Lesbian and
On June 12, 1973, MM 974-S advised that the subject
worked for
The LHM 1s classified Confidential - No Foreign
Dissemination to protect the identity of a highly sensitive
source (which if revealed would disclose the Bureau's interest
In a loredgn diplomatic establishment. (u).
2.
COAFIDENTA
SECXIEU
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