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2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F\_ KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992

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Organlzatlon and Actlvltles of the Deputy Director (Research)

## Development ProJects Divlsion Speclal Projecte Dranc

Ab recommonded, Plu, placod under DDIR. of leavlng all of TSD undor his control In order Furtber, almost on the diverse and taklng

## Dther\_Rosearch and Development

ELINT to DDIR, except {or the dlrect command of certain fleld unite whlch under all clrcumbtances should b0 left under the Btation chlefø. but not for current productlon

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## Part [

## Coordlnatlon

on the samo baslp Tbere appeare achløvlng clober Inter-agency coordination,

## PrIncoton Consultants to ONE

## National Photographic Intorpretatiom Center

load of NPIC . load.

## Caliber oí Personnel

Bteps to takdng

Too many uncoordinated momoranda are bølng circulated. not been adopted.

## White House Relatlons

(Tble matter by the Worklng Group and con Baquently thø commente will be handled orally

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## Recarch on International Communlsm

intolligence officer {or this an experlenced purpose, and thls staff 1e getting gradually orgenizod.

OSI 10 careor Børvlco to those who wløh to Join 1t.

develops. Wo bølleve that DDIR hae Implomented some annex Of tbe Worklng Group report.

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Organlzation and Actlvitleb of tbo Intelligence Community\_

## Natlonal Indications Center Watch Committee

Genoral Cartor , tho new Chalrman of the Watch mado a thorough revlew of ita activltles Commlttee, hae havo becn taken to and NIC oporatlonb pereonnol, and tho Department of Stato 1, right of Lts conatantly reminded oporatlona of tho Watcb aløo bolløve that tha mothode of obJactvan of tho Working Støp' boing Wie Group.

## State

report; & Bpoclal team hävø thlø covor and handlleg Anew agroement has been Working o{ Stata commulcatlons Since the productlon Group report the level on which COMINT policy {e of ABølstant Deputy Director . Thoy for an offlce In tho of Stato appears to havo como to tment naught. Dopar

## Stato'8 Operatlonal Center

Iho Stato Operatlonal Centor aløo appøare to havo como to naught.

## Brieflnge

The tmsnt of State doos not attend the Whlte Houso Dopar brieflngs.

## Recelpt of Clagøification Measagog

Included In the dissemination House the necesslty for of all classlficatlon belng top

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- 1 The or
- 2. The Audit Staff is removed fron the Insrectcr Gereral.

- 3 \_ removes from the DDIs area, given greatly expanded responsibilitie?, aru will report directly to the DCI/ DDCI's office \_
- The General Counsel' office i8 removed from under the DDIS, will resume responsibility for Congressional relations, and will report directly to the DCI/DDCI's Office.

- 5. The Office of Cperations is disbanded. Contact Division to DDIP a8 nucleus for Domestic Division. Foreign Documents Division to be combined with OCR Library. Foreign Broadcast Information Division to be independent unit reporting directly to DDII.

- 6 Position of Assistant DDlP for Covert Action abolished.

- 7. Assistant DD/P for Paramilitary and Air Operations created. Support
- 8 \_ Central Support Staff under DDlP created. This will draw together such support as personnel , logistics and budget and will also take over technical support {rom those operating units of TSD which remain in the DDIP, e.g. secret audio operations, etc The Central Support Staff will also absorb the present Operational Services Staff and certain other activities .

- 9 A Special Task Force is created for such operations of a magnitude that transcenas the capabilities of one division
- 1C . The International Organizations Division and Covert Action Staff are combined, Putting together our largest activities in this field.

- A Conestic Civision is created. This will absorb a8 its nucleus Contact Division of CO from the DD/I, the Commercial Staff , the Air Proprietary Branch írom DPD, ultimately the management 0f CAT from the DDIS, and those aspects of cover which involve contacts with the U . 5. business community .

- 12 . A Deputy Director for Research is created. This or 'ganization will take over the Cífice of Scientific Intelligence from the DD/I, Special Projects DPD, all research and development from TSD, and other research and development activities currently located in various units of the Agency such as the Office of Communications, NPIC, etc.

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## MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

SUBJECI: Coyne and Jchuylor la review of report of the Kirkpatrick

Followlng recommendatlons call {or {urther conslderatlon and

## Page W

Terme and Budget Commltteo under the Comptroller and tho Erecutlve Committeo continulng program review by a orderly program and budget proceee. Policy

## 2. Offlce o Coordinatlon.

Diferencee between Kirkpatrlck and Schuyler posítion 88 outllned In the rcport and considered and rccorciled. 3, Item C. Responaibility for SIGINT pollciee and Page

- 3. Publlc relatons drective sbould be lBBued on pollcy of and public appearances by Agency employeeb, Including DCI and the Deputles. king
- 4 , Page 6. Reduction of forca conslderatlon should be given contlnuing the Klrkpatrick Commlttee) explorlng for the DCI 2nd the DDCI ways and meang of eliminating duplication and consolidating with the objectlvo of developlng better organizatlon at leeser co3: and With
- 5 . 6.B. Terms of Relerence {or the Executlve Dlrcctor and man should bo discusBed between McCone and Carter at an early date.

## Offlco of DDIP

- mobt partlcularly alrborno.

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Care must be exerclaed and tho merger of Contact and of Securlty Dlvialon.

## 3, Commonwealth

avold areag Singepore, etc, Tbo purpoBe of thle offlce Probablj {0 handle Commonwealth Oflce alfalre . vergus Colonlal Hong Kong,

## 4.

Revlew Of allowancee , etc. of CIA agents under State cover corparable conditlonb situatlons whlch might of authorlzatlon Alao audit and control Immediately . Balary llving costly

- 1 . Carter end McCone sbould Deputy DDlI and Chieí agreo on aclection of a DD/I, of OCI as initial step in Improving wltbln thls offlca. personnel
- 2. Merger untl new rccommendatlons -

- of a 3 continulag baele thelr pursuit Of their colà establish world donlnation. Note: Ible olílce prevlously exlsted directly undor DD/I but waa abandoned a few monthe 880,
- 4, ebould bø worked out,

## National Photographlc Interpretatlon Center, Page

by USDB. and arrangemente mado through USIB to dleperse rcad-out to SAC and St. 80 neceegary to our consldered of greatest importanco. study Army dolng keep

## IV Elementa of DDIR

- It Bhould bo recognlzed that Døputy Director {or Researcb {0 a cover and thlø office not to research but Bbould bø ta ked wlth operationed responbibitherefore DDIR actlvitiee 80 fabt that OXCART will suffør\_ and activity in NRO whlch may or may not include the actual operatlon of OXCARI. It will Include Intelligence lnput Into where operations rest.

## 2. Location of OSI Bhould be resolved.

- 3. Interrclatlonship between DDR and DD/P to Provido Btaff Bupport and par 'tlcularly the CI productlon should b0

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- 4 certaln operatlonal rescarch and development; however a determine whether the intezrated ELINT operatlons should not b0 permanently under DDIR oporational and resoarch and {ully

## Consíderatlons of OXCART

- L. OD, Charyk a8 AR/Sec.Def. will bo executlve head of NRO, DDIR
- 2. Details of operetlons, Wll bo workod out at a later date.

- 3 , are Speclal not CIA, to declde. {or Group,
- DDIR proJect.

- 5. must b0 declded by higher autborlty, LIkewlaø the queation of operational reøponsibility between that of CIA or DDIR or personnel Becanded {rom DCI and Sec / Def. and the Presldent after careful conslderatlon by and problens relatlng to thls matter.

- Because of Immlnence of commencement of teat

## V Natlonal Indcations Center Watch Committec

- a judgcent as efflcicntly operatiag, and to rasolve differencoe between Coyne and UsD.

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- 2. {or Mr. Amary sbould be arranged util & more adequato bricfing ol the President by DCI sLould sulíice.

## JOHN A. McCONE Dlrector

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## ME;íORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence

SUBJECI

Final Raport of Viorking Group on Organization and Activities

- 1 1 bave the honor to probent herewith the final report of the Intelligence Agency, and Of its relationship with other agenciee in the intelligence communisy . divided into two partø. The flret part dealø primarily with the organiza of the working group. mendatlone on area8 group Wa8 either unable to agrco or felt that considerably more study wa8 needed belore action was taken.

- 2. For the record I would note that the working group held its first and ite final BesBion with you on March 28. had approximately 100 briefings. Most of these brieáings dealt with the organization and activitiea 0í the Central Intelligence Agency, but also included a full spent with the Department of State in addition to several brie mately one-half spont in the Pentagon In addition to other briefings by the Defense Intelligence visiting SaC, NORAD and othar activities in the United States \_ We were bziefed by the head of every mnajor corponent in the CIA with the excepticn of three DDIP 2re2 divisions whose bricfinga had to be excluzcd because of the pressure oí time\_ However, we feel that having heara from four other area aivision3 the working group had a knowledge of the activitie6 and problens of these In addition to the 108 brieliag3, the working sessiong in which it ciiacussed and debated 2t great lensih its findings and conclusions Finally, there were àay finga day

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son:e 20 and wilh senior d:scuss olr {indirgJ and conclusion;\_ Ageacy officials to Bcssiong with each o[ the These includcu at least two rent Intelligence. Director for Cur-

- 3 The attached report doe8 not purport to be conplete or exmind our oral an aide memoir to recall to Philosophy behind our recommendatione.

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## PARII

of the Central Intelllgence Agency and:repreøente the vow of the entre Worklng Group.

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8 and a DCI. crøated, tbat to how to of tha Agoncy. kee?

We recommend that the Comptroller' 8 office be brougkt out from under the DD/S, report dlzectly to the DCI'0 o{flce and receive {ull authority {or {olal {iscal control of the Agency.

We recommend that the Comptroller be desigaated Chair man of a Ffnancial Policy and Budget Comnlttee composed of We belleve that

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8 committee Bhould be kept and currently Informed of all Agency actlvltleo, fully

## General Counbol

We recommend that the Genoral Counsel'0 Btaff be removed from the organization of the Deputy Diroctor (Support) and report drectly to the office of the DCI. In such a pobitlon the General Counsel ahould reBume tho reaponsibility for the direction and guidance of the work of the Leglslative Counbel; whlch {8 currcntly the responsibillty of the Inspoctor General.

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## Cable Secretariat

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located in tho offlce of the DCI and reporte to the Executlve Officer. the carelul Bupervlølon of the Exacutlvo Director. been adequatoly coordnated, careful Btudy.

## Contracte

contractB for and that those contracts prlor to approval.

We believe that the DDCI and DCI should be the final approving authorlty for all asslgnmente to poBitions of Chlef or or of both forelgn and domeBtlc.

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to Inøuring the proper language qualiflcatione, operatlonal tralning and aultablllty.

## Publlc Relatlono

handllng relatlons with tho publlc media,

CIA glve Informatlon to the preBs where CIA hae Bomething butable babie, We urge that no publlc Bpeeches be glven by Agency officlale. only

## Reduction Jp Force

We recommend that tbe DCI and DDCI Inbure that the Partlcularly supergrades who are no longer a0 efíective 89 assignmente. they

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Wø note that undcr present Integration Dlviøion of DDIP, which io not Agency. Wo recommend that tbo entlro Bybtem of be 'ubJected to further wth 8 view to Partlcularly In DDIL DDIR wblch may havo need {or prompt recelpt of euch iaterlal. the Btudy

## Executive Dlrestor

Wo have not trled to opell out the prímarlly 8 matter that Bhould b0 tailored to the personal preferencea of operate their offlce aud tho Agency. We urge, bowever, attention be directed to the avoidance of a Btralght vertical Ilne of commaad; {. all thrøe officers. e,,

## Executive\_Committee

We recommend the creation 0f an Executive Committee of the four Deputiee, the

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Comptroller , Intelllgence Community Guldance. pollcy øtandpolnt, Bpproprlato rccommendatlone thereon to the DCI Thl8 Com-

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## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITISS OF THE

## Office of the DDIP

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Vie commend the decision of the DDlP to abolløh the pobition of the A/DDPIA, and belleve that the restoration of tha previoue organlzation with Juat the DDlP and COP In the line of command

## The Staffs

We conBiderod a possible merger of the FL CI and CA Btaffs . We also bilities. We beliave that while both aro desirable objectlves, neither are practicable under present circumstance8. WYe therefore that thø FI, CI and CA Staff functione be drawn closer together under the Chlef of Operatlone and that these organizations insofar a8 practical act in the clabblcal sense a9 Btaffs for the DDIP. further believe that the Operational Services Staff, the Central Staff, after the changes recommended below are completed, be tranaferrod to the Central

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u8 of hiø degire to morße the Covert Action 5talf with the Inernational Crganizatione Civlslon. thi, 10 contrary to the trend of divesting Btaffs of operatlonal duties 8 tho DDIP'ø wløhes.

Support Staff control ol peraonnol and other aupport mattere curreatly decentrallzed to the divislons and Btalfs in osder to locate thebe functlone directly under him.

We recommerd tho creatlon of an organizational entity to bo known a8 "Special Task Force Operatlons reporting directly to the DDIP, projects Or a8set8.

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## Assibtant to DDlP for Paramilitary and Áir Support Operationg

We recommend the creation of an offlce in the DDlP to be known a8 Paramilitary and fïr Support Operations, under the to develop the capability for covert paramilltary and air Bupport operations of thiø new organizatlon be located at [10 Jwhere 1t will have facllltieg for organization apd tralning. Such a move will aløo relleve the burdon on the headquarterø building. We recommend that the indvdual to head thls organization be drawn from military Bervice and be a Benior Colonel or a Brlgadier General wth wartime paramllitary experience \_ the DPD in it8 preBent form, we recommend that tha Alr Support

## Donestic Division

We endorse the proposal to create a DomeBtic Division. We strongly urge that the new Domestic Division utllize the Contact Divigion of 0O, a8 the nucleus for field work in the United State8 \_ We also believe that this Domestic Division 8hould tale over those functiong of the Cover and Commercial Staff presently carried out by the Commerclal Group  plu' all thosc activitie8 of the Covcr Dívision which involve

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Domeetic Division of the Air Proprietaries Branch of DPD, and of the respongibility for the management of CAT from the DDIS, and of managlng Falrways .Corporatlon. In consolidating CAT and FairwayB Into the Alr Proprietaries Branch we wiBh to draw attentlon to the

We would also urge that a complete revlew be made of the Agency' preaent and future requiremente for air proprletaries and Branch indicating exactly what may be needed In all part8 of the world. examine; the requirements levied by DDlP components on the Office of Security foz operational Bupport and if possiblo reasbign those requiremente to the Domeøtic Division in order to relieve the Office of Security for its more important responsibilities in regard to the Becurity of CIA- following functions:

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- b. Preparatlon of "oporatlonal characterletico" for new
- ment Of Iteme {or DDIP.

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Remalnlng unlto Audlo Support lese Rocearch and Ddvelopment, Photo and Graphlc Arte Reproductlon. We noto, however, own etc. )

Divieion

We recommend the crcation In the WeBtern European DlvlBion of a second Deputy Chlef for Britleh Commonwealth Affaire.

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all matters involving

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Fuzther, this officer should have full control authority over

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## War Plane

Becauae of the vital importance of war plans to the Agëncy'ø relation8 to the Joint Chlefs of Staff , we recommend that the War Bhould remain organizationally &8 a part of the Central Support Staff

## Pollce Programg

We are convinced that United States Government support to the police in friendly nationb can provide great benefitø to the United Statee and that work. The Presldeat has recently indicated to AID that he wishes thiø program to reccive strong Bupport. We believe that CIA should

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givo it greater Bupport than it has prevlously received. We recommend that the police group in the CI Staff receive such augmentation and that Project [ 24

Jbe tranaferred from the NE Dívlsion to the CI Staff .

## Lialson with Departmcnt of State

We urge that the DD/P centrallze lialson wlth the Department of State and malntain careful recorda of all discuseions betiveon the Agency and State Department officials. Wø note that nearly every area divísion chief has a weekly meeting with his counterpart {n the

## Advice to State on Black Propaganda

WVe recommend that the DDIP Insure that other appropriate agencleB of the government (Department of State, Defense, Whlte House and USIA) are kept appropriately informed of black propaganda activities which othervlse mlght be mlsunderstood and believed to be legitlmately the viewg of a foreign power . We have in mind our discusalonB with the Department which heard expressed concern that the Department was unaware of certain black propaganda activitie8 relating to Communiat China and conge -

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We recommend that CIA personnel under the Department of Stato cover make greater effo:ts to truly live their cover. We. believe in this connection that the DCI Bhould receive assuranceg from the DDIP, after propez study, that CIA allowances for rents, servanta and ontertainment are in line wlth comparable State Department allowancee.

## 08 Jcover

We recommend that the Agency more and more place people under L cover by the "løgitimate" method of recruiting {ndividuale, having them L 0 8 1 and follow through a normal L 0 8 Jcareer. CIA Bhould obviously keep [ 0 $ Jadvised concarning these {ndividuals, work with L 0 8 Jon their aBsignmentB which will b mutually beneflcial, and covertly train them. be under true [ 0 8 Jcover and will not only be unknown to other intelligence services, but also to their colleagueg in [ 6 8 ].

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## Latin American Operationg

the expansion of activitles of Latin America, and insure that the

We recommend that the project for Bupport of the organization known a8 the American Friendø of the Middle East, which is curbe tranbferred to the IO Dlvislon or, are not worth the Agency'ø Bupport, that the project be aboliøbed.

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## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITISS OF THE

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dogroo of but we did observe that good

[f for reasong of urgency a report {0 Bent to the Whlte Hoube prlor to evaluatlon, we recommend that a Bpoclal notlce to the effect that It 18 unevaluated be the earlleet poBbible moment.

## Board o National Estlmate

The Office of National Eetlmate8 should be Btrengthened by the addltlon of one top-level forelgn affalr8 export to the Board of We alBo belleve that the Board would benefit by the

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fleld, provlded one of Buflicient callber could be {ound who would be

## Oífice 0{ Oporatlong

D{vlBlon, Office of Operatlons, to the DD/P, Forelgn Broadcast Information Diviølon. common: both havo conalderable lapguage capability. Wc believe Buch an Integration On the other hand, the Asbibtant Director for Central Reference believeb very Btrongly that the Foreign He advances a8 reabonB; that the procuremcnt of foreign documente are arranged by OCR; tbat the dieBemination of the FDD product 18 handled by

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14-Ooooo coordinatlng the exploitation of foreign documents. We urge that the DD/I {ntegrate FDD and FBID into the moøt compatlble area of the DDlI organlzation.

Support for the Center International Studiee (CENIS) hapdled by the DDIP: 10 wortb continulng, and we queBtion thle, we recommend that for befng

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## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF DEPUTY DIRECTOR (SUPPORT)

## Security

Wo recommond that tho burden on the Securlty Olflce for meantme volume of work it {, carrylog the Agency koep

We recomnond that all Becurlty clearanées be centralized OCI, NPIC, and otber Agency components. Whlle we would leave tho pollcy of granting clearance8 wIth the approprlate offlclale , Security ßhould maiatain proceeslng of theso clearance.

## Audit Staff

We recommend that the Inøpoction aud Audit Staff check are of vital concern to the Agency.

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tho control of DD/R, provlding o{ aud tbat In tho futuro no

## Automauc Data Procegglng

Btrongly recommond that the DDIs In Buch 8 way 88 to Inpure tho ultlmate compatablllty of autocommunity. -

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## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPUIY DIRECTOR (RESEARCH)

beon creatod,

## Speclal ProJecte Branch

program,, bo placod under DD/R.

Wo recommend tbat all TSD reBearch and devolopment be placed under DD/R.

We recommend that the extent to whlch reBearcb and SIGINT equlpment, alr-borne collectlon, Bhould be transferred to DD/R, agreement between

We rocommend all reJearch and development In support of NPIC be tranøferred to DD/R.

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## PARI L

Of the work of the Central Intelllgence Agency and activitie: of the eithor unablo to agree, or felt that wab neoded before action 1, taken. may aasløt and further. they

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14-Ooooo to DCI for Coordination and Intelllgence Community GuldancoWIth the excoption of Mr. Coyne, fully in accord.

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- and Elint pollcy ingofar
- d. He should continually under revlew the general extent and direction of the intolllgence efforta of the community to and effectively Bupport national policy, submitting reports and recommendations to DCI a8 appropriate. keep fully
- e He should correspondingly maintain a continuing remaln {ully and effectively coordinated with the activities and effortø of othor memberg of the community \_ they

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number qualilicaticas ol supporting sta{l oflicere [or this that he will need a group of euch officerø and that they should be of particularly high caliber and broad experience. The functione highly Important {or the community and for CIA. have not been adequately handled In the past.

Mr. Coyne do08 not concur in thiø recommendation. tho recommendod offlce, Inaffectlve arrangement of the Coordlnation Office now in exletence and would not provlde the recommended offlce wlth the stature required the Intelllgence Community; (b) the limitatlons in the functlonal concepte of the Office, outLined above. Further, he doeb not concur In thla recommendation because it do08 not distinguish Bufflciently the internal CIA operatlng functlons of the DDCI from the communitywide functiong which the recommended office must Ferform if the DCI is to execute effectively his principal misslon a8 a8gigned In the Prebident'8 Directive of January 16, 1962. Mr Coyne believes

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hl, prlncipal Preøidentially-asslgned responsibilitles of (a) coordinating and effectively Buiding the total U. S. forelgn intellilovela; (c) malntainlng a continulng revlew, of the programe and actlvitlee of all U . and avoldlng undeølrable dupllcatlon In the total foreign Intelligence effort: Coyne wl Lng Mr.

## Prlnceton Consutantø to ONE

Mr . no contributlon to tho intelllgence estmating effort. The other Coyno

## National Photographlc Interpretation Center

We are concerned about the capability of NPIC to bandle what may be a greatly Increaped volume of work in comlng monthø . We

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recommend that a a matter of prlority the USIB have thls matter not rebult in slowing down the 'prompt and complete processing' 80 urgently required.

## Caliber of Personnel

we did not make a in depth, problem in this regard in OCI and that Btepe 8hould be taken under the new management 0f OCI to Improve the caliber of suporvaory Btudy

## Merger o1 ONE and OCI

We studied at aome length the feasibility 0f merglng the Offlce of Natlonal Estimates with the Office of Current Intelligence. We found the Office of Current Intelligence eager for a merger, the to favor it, We do not bllBhed that the result would be the creation of better national estimatea and current The DD/I feele that

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to preparo hlø recommendatlone . WYe concur,

Mr. Coyne doea not agree with the above paragraph and {n lieu theroof recommends that the ONE and OCI be merged now. He bellovee that Buch merger will result In improved intelligence producte to Bupport the natlonal policy maker8.

## Preparation and Dløsemination of Memoranda

throughout the community, uncoordinated memoranda on Intellígence matter8. These memoranda are prøpared a6 '#hlnk piece8" but the Døpartment of State feelø that often Beem to influence policy at high levele. We think the Department point, and we urge'that such memoranda be carefully have been coordinated acrosg-the-board. buting they they othor agencle8 to prepare such menoranda lf the Bubjects fall withín the the Department of State on Btrictly political matterg. We believe that, at a minimum, when CIA 18 asked for a memorandum that inqulries Bhould be made of asking

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other departmenta to determine whether Buch a memorandum hasn't already been preparød or mlght be in the proce8s 0f preparatlon.

We aro concernod about Agency relatlonehipe with tho Whlte handllng of intelllgenco matterø 1ø concerned. We framing recommendations .

## Research on International Communløm

We aro concernad about the roported Inadequacy of rebearch done on International Communlsm. At the present time ome 1ø gence Staff, The DD/l expresBed himself a9 belleving thie wab sufflclently covered. The Chief, CI Staff believe it 10 {nsufficiently covered. urged that greater expertiae be brought to bear on the Bubject. enough i, done, we urge that the matter be reviewed by the DCI at an early date to Batisfy himself that all necessary research {n this field 10 being accomplished. being

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## Office of Scientific Intellígence

On the new chart we have shown OSI a8 a dvislon under DDIR we understand thi8 to be'your desire. We feel, however, that OSI In itø major activitles is nore closely linked to DD/Ithan to DDIR and therefore more properly bølongs under DD/I. DDII blmself Wø bolleve projects invol complex and coordinated operatlona which are DDIR', people will be mostly sclentlstB, technological experte or leaderø in Bpeciallzed development felds . Such individuale on the average have no profeøsional intelligence operating experience and little background or interest in detailed operatíonal problems requlring thorough inter-agency coordination, painstaking and tedioue follow-up actlons and careful attention to Becurity detaile. DDIP. on the other hand, hae a number ving key

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exclusively wth just such problerns .

We recognize all the difficulty, typo, of Bhifting reøponsibility from one deputy to the other; and we the to {unction proporly. annex. lap beglns

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## ORGANIZATION AND ACTIVITIES OF THE

## National Indications Centcr Hatch Conmittee

Wø have examlned quite carelully the National Indlcations Center , ite organization the Watch Committee, from tho feeling that it Bhould be aboløhed, or comblned with DIA indlcations centør to the beliof that {t 10 Wø do not fully fully

The functlonB of the Watch Commlttee, and NIC, with tbeir terma of relerence, were developed prior to the time when DIA was created. early warning and Indications of approaching criseb to the communityahead.

now conøidering the Fitch Commlttee Report. But we doubt that few if any memberg of that Committee plans . We notø that General Carroll was reluctant to be drawn into

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Wo rocommond, theroforo that except as notod below, NIC operatlons be allowed to continue are for the next threo or four mopth8 , At that tine wa recomnend a thorough review of the DIA' capabllitioe and activitioe witb 8 view to redefining the they

Mr. warnipg representatlon from appropriate memberø of USIB. Mr Coyne Fobruary 5, 1962.

propørly manned and Bhould roceive both the high callber of perBonnel at the proper grade and the number of perponnel to perform In thig connection the Departno røpregentatives at NIC at preBent and the DCI Secretary to remedy this situation immediately.

We would euggest a change in the present method of preparing the Watch Committee report . we no reason why it øhould not draft, 24 hours In advance, the weekly

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Watch Commlttee report, circulate it to all agencies for conbideracould be decided upon in final form and reproduced and diabeminated.

Related to the Watch Committee but also an important aepect of all coordinated we believe that suppresBed or covered by watered down language a8 10 sometimeg the today, vews of the intelligence communlty . If there are differing minority vlewe on the part of one or more agencies; including CIA theae boing

## CIA Relations with the Department of State

We examlned the relations of CIA with the Department of State. Saveral matters of concern {n thib area are mentioned in the Bection on the DDIP. We would note that "covering" for the Agency poBea Bection; the designation oí CIA officere

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Wo are partlcularly concerned that the L tions of CIA perøonnel L are 80 revealing. We recommend that the Agency arrange with State to 2 4

The Department of State Indcated concern about the level in CIA on whlch Comint policy matterø are handled and also noted that on Comint policy matters. we to the DCI for Coordinatlon and Intelligence Community Guídance. why

We revewed with some Intereet tho propoged creation 1n the office of the Deputy Under Secretary for Political Affairg of the Whle the a9 unclear, believe that ite activitles will have considerable bearing on the work of the Agency. yet

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## State ' Operational Center

We reviewed with Bome interast tho embryonic operatlonal Wo found that this 1, an interestlng development and would obvlouøly have bearlng on the Intelligenco community.

Wo recommend that In accordance wlth tho present practlce of brlofinga of the White House Btaff by CIA, the

We røcommend that the DCI tako up drectly wlth the President the problem affalra which might havo any bearlng on Intelligenco eBtimates or or on covert operationg. Wo have particularly in nlnd 8uch communlcatlone a8 between the Presldent and Khruøhchev, etc. order to glve proper gudance to the intelligence and operatlonal Agency.

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MEMORANDUM POR:

Mr \_ B, Klrkpatr1ck Inspector Generai Centrai Intelligence Agency

April 3, 1962

In the course of our Messrs Group on as members of Mr\_ McCone 1n the McCone and Carter I 's "Coordination that I d4d not with discussed wlth the DCI and of the DDCI. we meeting

1)

In line with the foregoíng, 1t would be apprecíated 1f

"Wíth

Amend the second

- Coyne, we are 2) Add at the 1n accord." a8 foilowe , ena Of the sectlon 9 new paragraph fully reading

the exceptíon

condr sencence of

tion. not concur 1n thls (a) Enenproposeacomenda and title of the Ineffective now of the coordinateopresent Office with the and would not provlde the Office to the Intelligence responsibilities DCI (b) above \_ of the 1n ton because he does not concur as outlined the Internal 1t does not from the Office mus perform functions wh1ch effectively his the DCI 1s to execuee recommended the President as asslgned Mr \_ of January 16, '{982.1n the lines 1f the Office 1s capable of 1t will 1nof (a) U , the total all coordination of levels; (c) maintaining a at continuíng "Mr Office, heavy ty; Office, 15 along

"wlth the heads of the Departments and Agencíes concerned , Of the programs and actlvitles of all U, agencies engaged forelgn intelligence activities; and (@) assuring efiiciency and effectiveness\_ and avolding undesirable dupllcatlon 1n the total Coyne w1ll submit h1s recomendatlons Mr . sub Ject at a later date." on this

I would appreclate recelvlng a copy of the revised of the Working Group at your earilest convenience. report

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LBK:jrc: Retyped gmk (23 Oct. 62)

Distribution: Addressee wlatt 1 DDCI wlatt Exec . Dir \_ wlatt Orig

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23 October 1962

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intellgence

SUBJECT:

After Action Report on the of the Worklng Group Flndlng'

Intølligence {lndinga of the Worklng Groupr and 1 no actlon The comments here Workng Group. Working thøy

Lyman B. Klrkpatrick Executive Director

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## Operatlonal Aida Unit

declsion not to transfer TSD to DDIR

## Divibion

Aø recommendad, occupied by Mr \_ Jobn Caswell A revlew will

## War Plang

As recommended, the DDCI {8 givlng full Bupport to the War Plans Group

## Políce Programe

Aø recommended, Bupport. An and Project

## Laison with tho Department of State

ment of State and careful recorde are now maintained of all Depart-

## Advice to State on Black Propaganda

The Chief, CA Staff , 18 now cbarged wlth other departments where appropriate, of any black propaganda activl Govornment ìf preBumed to be legitimately the Btatement of another were governmeat. they

The DD/P ia maling a thorough review of State cover directed toward known a8 Faramilitary and fjr Support Operations, under the to develop the capability for covert paramilltary and air Bupport operationg of thie new organizatlon be located at Iøolatiog where It will havo Such a move will aløo relieve the burden on the headquarterø buil We recommend that the indívidual to head thls organization be drawn from military Bervice and be a Benior Colonel or a Brigadier General wth wartime paramilitary experience. Having In mind the total dibestabliahment of we racommend that tha Aír Support Branch of DPD be transferred to the new Pazamilltary Office 0f DDIP.

We endorse the proposal to create a DomeBtic Division. We strongly urge that the new Domestic Diviaion utllize the Contact Division of 0O, a8 the nucleus for field work in the United State8. We also believe Cover and Commercial Staff presently carried out by the Commerclal\_

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14-ooooo all matters involving liaison with the Britiøh Or with Canadian Australian and New Zealand concerned with Sigint 2nd Consec. Further, this officer should have full control authority over liaigon exchange of information with the Brltiøh and the above mentioned Commonwealth Jervceb; and all other componenta of the Agency, including the DDlI,ahould thig officer advised on a keep daily

## War Plane

Becaupe of the vital importance of War plans to the Agency' relatione to the Joint Chløfs of Staff , we racommend that the War Plan8 Croup receive direct Bupport from the DDCI even though It Bhould remain organizationally a8 a part of the Central Support Staff Of the DDIP\_

## Police Programg

We are convinced that United States Government gupport to the police in friendy natione can provide great benefite to the Unlted Statee and that Bome of these benefits will assist CIA in its work. The Presldeat has recently indicated to AID that he wishes thi8 program to receive strong gupport. We believe that CIA Bhould

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give it greater Bupport than it has prevlously received. We recommend that the police group in the CI Staff receive such augmentation training Bchoolybe transferred from the NE Divlsion to the CI Staff .

## Lialson with Department of State

We urge that the DD/P centralize lialson wlth the Department Agøncy and State Department officials. Wø note that nearly every area divigion chief has a Department but that under the present øystem there is no organized method for keeping the central management of thé DD/P informed

## Advice to State on Black Propaganda

WVe recommend that the DDlP develop procedureg which will Insure that other approprlate agencleb of the government (Department of State, ` Defense, Whlte House and USIA) are kept appropriately informed of black propaganda activities which otharvise mlght be mlsunderstood and believed to be legitlmately the viewa 0f a foreign power . heard expressed concern that the Department waf unaware of certain black propaganda activitiee relating to Communiat China and congequently was led abtray.

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## CIA Perøonnel Under State Cover

We recommend that CIA personnel under the Department of State cover make greater effo:ts to truly live their cover. We. believe in thi8 connection that the DCI Bhould receive assuranceg from the DDIP , after proper study, that CIA allowances for rents, servants and ontertainment are in line with comparable State Department allowancee .

## "Legitimate" Foreign Service Cover

We recommend that the Agancy more and more place peopla Foreign Service and follow through a normal Foreign Service}career. CIA øhould obviously keep the Department }advised concarnipg these {ndividuals, work with the Departmentl on their aBsignmentB which will be mutually beneflcial, and covertly train them. thie method Buch individuals will bø under true Foreign Service cover and will pot only be unknown to other intelligence services but also to their Foreign Service. By

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Watch Committee report, circulate it to all agencies for congideration prior to discussion at the Watch Committee meeting when It could be decided upon in final form and reproduced and diaseminated.

Related to the Watch Committee but also an important aepect of all coordinated intelligence community reports we believe that being suppresBed or covered by watered down language 28 10 sometime, the cabe today, vlew8 of the intelligence community. If there are differing minority vdewa on the part of one or more agencies; including CIA

## CLA Relations with the Department of State

We examlned the relations of CIA with the Department of State. are mentioned in the section on the DDIP. We would note that "covering" for the Agency pobeà the number of officerg in each EmbaBsy, particularly the political Bection; the designation oí CIA officere aB FSR9; the CIA role in

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handling State communicationg, etc. In thebe areas wo rocommend cloøe liaison be maintained with State on Congressional matters and that whenever poBBible State be given a helping hand with the appro- are 80 revealing. We recommend that the Agency arrange with State to designa-

Ihe Department of State Indlcated concern about the level in CIA op whlch Comint policy matterb are handled on reagong we recommend raibing the level of Slglnt pollcy matters to the Aesiøtant to the DCI for Coordinatlon and Intelligence Community Guídance. why

We revlewed with some Intereet the propobed creation 1n the office of the Deputy Under Secretary for Political Affairg of the Department of State of a Btrategy group for combatting communisn. WVhile the wva believe that activitles will have considerable bearing on the work of the Agency.

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Leader oalando Bosch (Doi; Venezuelan

A8 48 Ta 'wim;

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And Stated Of

HIS ExILE Leaders To Have Bdsch ADMITTED And THEIR AILLInGNESS To Pay The\_ Have To PRESIDENT Andres P € To EITHER BRING HIM Td TRIAL' Ha8 REPLIED That HE cannot YIELD To Hunger STRIKE;

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3, cuban EXILE Leader BY In 21 HIM To In MARTIN Tment, HI8 Hunger

HE Hants BE Phat 10 Baing Law,

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Legally There of CDNVICTING Because THE CRIHE Was In Thus Venezuela HaS In The case\_ There No And These The OPINIONS Legal Experts such WKDIET-6 And

2, WHILE Hernan And To CRIME In THEIR CONFESSIONS ADMISSABLE In court They To For Venezuelan JudICIAL AUTHORITIES, The LINKING Hernan And Lugo To Posada Telephone Taps, WHICH Are LIKENISE WITK Between LuGo aívd Posada In WHICH name Good Caee The 'Orlando" DISIP OFFICER And

To cuban And Make Hore LIKELY That 8obch Led,

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POL/R SANTIAGO

LEGAT ROBERT BUENOS A IRES

ORLANDO   BOSCH AVILA ; LETELIER ASSASSINATION

The Chllean Department of Investigatlons ndv{sod that the International Police located record of entry PEDRO ANTONIO PIA RODRIGUEZ into Chile on Colonbfa tourist PENA RODRIGUEZ was carrying Doninican discosed his of birth 1/8/23\_ RODRIGUEZ admitted to Chile as tourist. Jo record for PENA RODRIGUCZ departure from Chile could be locatod [or

The Chllean Department the Chilcan Passport Oifice located record for ilECTOR EJIILIO RAMON DAVANZO who born on 8/15/27 In Santingo, the son of EECTOR DA VANZO and Thlg has Chilean Sa"tiago Ccdula #2,357,4' and Chilcan Passport #27.671 , thc latter be {ssuod Passport records address 1n Sentlago Callo. Miguol Claro #1129

Attachod 16 a copy of photograph of DAVaNZO CINTOLESI , whích was copled from Ceduln da Idontlcad.

The Chllean Dcnartmont 0f that tho Polico ropurted that CJYTOIFSI doparted 0i1 12/28/75 to Internatlonnl ?olJco CIN'TOLESI Clflø

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At thc ncxt moring \_ en burdencd down with baskets of {rit, word dowa

Amcrice din 'Of homcmade dnums in nearby

Havane in {rom same panty, Manists. Wc both vcry anticommunist and anti-Batis from day\_

Bosch left Cuba in 1952 lor two pcdiatho

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his blown ol(: Icgs thar he madc his (rom Uhc Dominicun Republic in June ol {alse Dominican pass'Wc dktator (Penama'$ president] ennounced Aboul Communist Cuban %infiltrat:

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Does HE UILL RECEIVE HE GATHERed That LOPEZ HINSELF BE ONE TWo HIM.

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NOTHING A abqut POSSIBILITY AGREED CUKRENT INTERnaL SITUATION IN SpAIN GIVES Excuse To Hen THIS TIHE TRY @BTAIN nanes 0p AHERICANS LIVING THEIR @nc Rota

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|    | TRANSMITTAL MANIFEST           | 16 ncccnber 1976               |
| To | FROM LA ACOS                   | Cfty N? 180212                 |
|    | dlscaiptiok                    | dlscaiptiok                    |
|    | Of ESMIDWAY-} report on copy   | Of ESMIDWAY-} report on copy   |
|    | Orlando BOSCHI h/w. Report     | Orlando BOSCHI h/w. Report     |
|    | recelved fron COS  Tegucigalpa | recelved fron COS  Tegucigalpa |
|    | at Statfon 8 requeat.          | at Statfon 8 requeat.          |

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8 de Orlando Boch durante Guatcmalo, Informarle lo 81Qulente.

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DATE:

15 DECEMBER  1976

CLASSIFICATION:

CONFIDENIIAL

BUBJECT:

PAROLE VIOLATOR

FBI FILE NO: NONE CIVEN (MIAMI)

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SUBJECT: CHILEAN TRAVEL To IN

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DURING A RECHECK AGENCY RECORDS. IT is BELIEVED That Y@UR AGENCY Has To CHILE.

CLASSIFIED BY RECORDED REPORTING @FFICER.

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## CASTRO A Relentless Pursuit

Wavo A US. havo bocomo ortremists those 18 Yoars somo others involving tho

of Pigs on Cuba' south chorc. Thc Invusion wns 0 failure:

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uud thcir the Unitcd Stutca\_ Most cullurc in which thc

crixluins thesir Iitiotul   idcutity? And hy

Thcr Thc dorans and initials of yct unothcr bclorc thc ô6 namc adoplcd whcn victory in

group calling itsclf Zcro issuct of list soon died vivlent deaths. pople Uhc

àchw stoppcd trying to keep track of thc groups und inustcud concenlralcs on. trying to solve thc urc sspcctcd Ilc has no shortagc ol busncssIlcre sumple attributcd lo thcy other ellempted killings faiied, but 0 promincnt rudio broudcoster lost both below the knccs when a bomb rippcd his leg

On Dec. 1875, bombs blastcd thc Miami oflicc of the " State A mon accused of those bombings, ond also Ihc bombing In Stote court. 34,

12 1076, whlle It tanks wcre bclng clcancd. Suddcnly smull bont Gun

A numbcr of bombs have bcen cxplodcd In Ncw York. Ono blow out the wlndow of tho Vcnezuclon consulate on Putrlck'

end bomb ex 0 cor end kllled Orlando Lctcllor; 0 formor Chllcou 'Tuvor Scpl

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lice, Ihe U.S Custorns Servicc and thc Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Although the Fcdcral rau of Invesligation is not {ormally part o{ this task lorcc, the terrorist violence; law olliccrs haie arrcsted 0 numnbcr of aspects Policc also have lcarned cnough about othcr susprosecute them.

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- 1 We . understand that. Orlando Bobch WRSCARLET-3 and Beveral Other Cuban exileb were recently arreBtød the Babotage of a Cubana Afrlíneg airliner on 6. October. After thebe accoun:8 NOC Byron GUTRADI reported , for the record that once knew Boøch and WKSCARLET-3 1n the ` early 1960 8 \_ GUTRADI met WKSCARLET-3 . 1n 1964 when both were ` enrolled 1n OCS . GUTRADT at that tIme had already Whíle GUTRADI cioge was generally 0f GUTRADT 8 background GUTRADT hae not seen sInce 1964 the OCS courbe anâ doubte Berloubly that  WKSCARLET-? would remenber
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MEMORANDUM FOR:

Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

FROM

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VIA

Deputy Dlrector for Operations

SUBJECT

Alleged Chilean Plot to Usc .Cuban Exiles to Kill Andres PASCAL Allende, Ncphew of Former Chilean President Salvador ALLENDE

Thc Nashington Post carricd an article on 12 Novcmber 1976 Cha Vcnozuclan Sccrct Polico Officer Ricardo MORALES had told FBI contacts that carly' last Ycar Chile s Socret Policc (DINA) to ass0ssinato Andrcs PASCAL Allende and hls companion Anne Marie Brussicr; The Information contoined' tho articlc lor the most pert colucidos with Informatfon In

2 , sourcc of tho Caracas Statlon rcported on 17 February 1976 that antl-Cuban govornent oxllos were to PASCAL Allcndc who In oxlle at tho tlme 01s0 rcportcd that tho 'Cuban.oxlloa cla lmed to be worklng undor tho thc Chlloon Govornmcnt and that tho PASCAL Allondo would bo cnrrfod out:hy tho Cuba ns roturn for unspoc } [ [od to bo 8Ivon Cuban Includ Orlando  BOSCII Prunk Castnu \_ Those individuuis rcportcdly would ong Inoor thc Informa tlon to the PBI

3 On tho San Joso Stut lon notiflod tho euthorielon that Wuy to 0 Councry and thnt bo 0 hau boon Intoront to thono for thc ( Pohruury throut ALlonlo Thono "[

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RICARDO 4 L € 5, @FFICIAL, REPORTED To FBI That Had KILL PASCAL BRUSSIER BY 0 T E R 0\_ ACCORDING @TERO, SAnTIAGO In EARLY FEBRUARY And IDENTIFIED DInA @FFICIALS FUGITIVE The At Has , SAID He Was That The SECRET POLICE EXILES' And Thch KILL Pascal Backup In ThC HISSION.

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- Info SUPPRESSED DURING THE TRIAL . @F UHEN To TESTIFY HIS' ACTIVITIES In CHILE, That Was BOHBING CHARGES . HIS TRIAL @n To BEGIN In HIAAI @n {8 nov} UNTIL EARLY 4
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his actirilies charges ol Morales' report to Mliaml (edcral grand Jury Indlctment related to the bomblngs: He'was Bub sequentls   ecqullted that charze Jacksonville.

Icel assaxsInalion actlvitles. Morales an opcrative and Inlurmant a(ter neclng Cuba lollowing Castro' cession lo power] pollt- ,

Mloralcs quoted Otero 8s saying DIA had aitempted to recrult both sassinallon. Bosch was charçed In Venczuela last weck wIlh [irst-dccree murdcr In lhe sabolage ol Cuban

Morales quotce Otero ban exilc groups.

Olero reluscd lo do thc "aror; lelt Chilc and told the Latln Amerlcan In: telligence ollicial on Feb, 13, then r lurncd to Sanliago: He was

No tral and   opparently remalped there untll golng to Lhe Carlbbean organlze CORU a mlltant aptl Castro Cuban alrllner bombing last month the FBI Morales made Uhe reports t exled terrorbsu' plols.

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1 Saurco 10 i952 In Vsxico be c1oae Bource bab Dot 8080 board fro subJect 1938 1959 bo tbat 8t 1n Cludad and tbat perlod % t1be {he bt to 0-2 Sourco later board tbat 1p @beaøy 1n Surco 10 ablo to prov{d0 00 or 48 to bo tbe to 8 drug 10 dol 810 dooe pot 1f trarood tbe or 1f be Dor 0r

8, DPOB; 1997 Pinar 41 probably \_ Baco: {eo 1b9 round Phyeiquo; Ho

9

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BUEJBCT:

4

PDOQUBSNB ,

2 16 9 3 / !

SubJoct about 1980 Bource 0eb Bt {bo de Labor apd acted tbe 8 contect 1961 source Bource 1 bot Bble to 8ubJoct \_ Source or trevelod 1f bo bab or Bourco bollovoe 8ubJect klnd 0f bt 18 uot Bblo to othor

- 2 circa pleco Of burtb Raco: 5' 10" 145 1b0 . black, Pbyølquo;
- 8

17

22

BUBJET:

Boborto

1 Bourco about Bourco tbe at alroady 10 tbo Dapartpent Of Bourco last 1p tbe 4 Obres Publícab before 1p Harcb 8ourco 10 pot to provIdo 0 Prlor tbey beard frop follov Hlalotorlo d0 tbat 8 "0la" tbat and bad tboro 1950 \_ 1 SubJect 1884 \_ that Subjoct loft Hoxco about Octobør boon roBld1p8 1134 81 Apt , 20 , Bource 8 Of 0f 8ourco bollovob bad travolod boforo Bourco BubJoct

- 8, 1927 Balr: bieck. , 0
- 8, Boborto Baate ## 1007

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1 Bource BubJect 1955 or 1958 dol end Baurco 1957 botb After to Cuba 1p 1989 Bource 8 Bource 8a0 10 1959 or 1980 at the the de clooo 8ourco bellovøø be Bav SubJoct for tbe labt 1p lato 1980 Of tbe 80 Source be 18 pot Vory one bolovoe tbat boop be Boverel Bource thet BubJoct bab not knov rolat1vob outaldo Bource bollovoe BubJoct 18 8 Of tbe Cuban Bourco 18 Of Bouroo FE

8, 1937 probably Blo Provlnco, 8'5" 130 Byoo: Bourco olla, Ho vlølblo abovo 10 bolløvoa to 4

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No: 24

Ball1o

22

1 Sourco bo about 1955 vhile ongagod the Source B1nco tbat tipe be bad 88 to frequont ly Bource 1p (Bource t 8ay #bet lottor8 Boan) located calle 23 12 Yodado but Bource t Bey the eract 8 tbet Of Source belloveg Subjact thlø after pover vorked for tbe hag pover boep of BubJect to hab chlldren . about 1883 Apt 1, Har1anao, Province that Pobruary or Harcb Subject tbe apd bab Bourco 8 Boarce beb BLøter panod (fpu) FOR8 Cberry 8111, ebout 1983 \_ Bourco bo or

8, 12 8'8" 140 Ho vloiblo

8;

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2169 3 / 1 4

Fernando

1 Source met SubJect 1p eerly vorking at Pa lace and Subjoct for there Bource be Daver Bøt Hben Bource left Cube 1n Jupe 1959 Subjøct Btll froquently the try{ng tbore The next Bourco Harcb 1960 at SubJect Bource tbo de Obrag be ond #bere SubJect vanted to 0 JobThrough Subjoct clørk at Havana he bøld untfl late 1960 , be tranBferred to the of Urbapa locatod calle 0 between 23 and 25 Vedado\_ Bavena Clty \_ Source doo8 not or when subJect 7a8 forred froa Rofora Uroana 40 do 1p Plaze Clvlce , tb? ha lf Of 1963 8 vantod 8 porult frop frepgporte end' at 6ap Gho tbep 0f the de de Autoe Bourco tbat Subjoct vory belpful and tbrougb perlt \_ Sourco tbat SubJoct pot 8 Bnd 1f he for 18 be to àave Job, Bourco povor travolod outølde not bae or Source BubJoct told b1b that bo 8 but sourco 18 able to the 0f tbo or Bourco to 1f proporly apd Bot de Bot

- 3 8'8" Ho Faco

8 Xone .

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## {UBJkf:

about 1957 Havene Dork for the Urban (routob 3 and lívod Hovapa 0 Castro 8 to abJoct 88 dríver tbe Urbap 10 Bubect Bent 8p to Bacanbrey Barly 981 Harcb 1961 . Bource 1p Harcb 198 subjoct Iøle Of Bourco SubJøct boep that be 088 trying to tbo Accord1ng to Bource travolod any Cube por be recolvod eny and

1930 , or 8'8" 14o Hald: dart; feco:

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LIDO

1 Bourco BubJoct 1p or Juiy 1958 at Attacbo at Bource apd BubJoct bad the rolatlongbIP =ut tbey Boro At tbat SubJect to road Source 1p tbe lattor part 1880 , Bblcb 8ubJect the Havang 8ource bad to roquout BubJoct '8 1p Bocuring perait for 8 Ip 1982 BubJect for BINRX 6 0, Fedado . oarly 1883 Bource tbat BubJoct bad Attacbo to one Of tbe 1p 0f tbo the 10 to 8ourco pot to provlde ay ca or Eubjoct 8 to 1988 \_ Sourco dooo pot 1f BubJect 0r bab Bourco BubJact 10 8 Of tbo

8, 8' 10" brou, 0f feco; rouad, 9110,

BabJect above 10

Att ,

2169 3 / 1 4

33

aka; KKolo

1 Bource 1958 at tbo. booo 0f Acoata , locetod botøoop Ban Lazaro Anastablo Havana Clty Aftor tbey net togetber 1n rovolutlonary the Batlota Bubjoct fougbt 1p ther:= overtbrop Jepuary At the tine Bource bo 8 lobor leader Of 3 ad 5) 1p 6arly back to Bt tble Ip early 1860 8ubJoct to at tbe Jobo Alrport but Bourco not ablo to provido tbo\_SubJect xbero Bource 1980 or eurly 1981 12 d0 Obres after Bent to be 1981 at be loft Cuba 1888 thet SubJoct at the 0f 8ourco 10 0f and tbat 1 tbo Castro Bourco bollovos tbat ola trip to Hoxlco trlp tbey

81 Z2i1

- 8 Doceabor

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SUBJBCT:

- Bource Bot 8ubJect about 1955 at tboy tbo About nent to be apd Of to Havana tbe repk Of tbe Of Captalp\_ Source lagt 880 10 early 1983 at tbo "L 1n calle Carlo8 Torcoro, Havepe Bt they bed converbatlop Source baa beard tbat dlfforont Occabionb bab 12 91ao {t the Sourco Dot bao over bab outalde Cuba, 05 1f be ovar Sourco BubJect 18 pot but pereop 8 bottor bae ope 0f tbo
- 8, DPOB: Of blrtb: Raco: darl @,
- 8

Att . Ho . 34

BUBJECT:

1\_ Svurce SubJoct about 1940 tbo polgbborbood Lautod\_ At tbat BubJoct porked 88 8 at Btore locatod Calle 3an Lazero Dolorob 1u Havana Clty . Ip 1954 or 1955 and Dero 4 coptacf bacaubo botb were opgegod 1n cne of tho tbet "788 placod tbe Bourco {be Pa Lace 10 Havena to tbe ettick tbat 13 Harcb 1957 pot ablø to do 80 boceube tbey to d1d Dot arrive 0 In SubJoct carponter 1p Hinlotorlo bab 1p tbat BubJoct 10 10 fevor tbe probodt 10 pot BubJoct Dover travølod to 0f tbe but Dourco bellovoe to tbe 08 bacaball pieyer 1 Bourco bo bollovoe BubJoct no Cuba, and that BubJoot nevor Bllltery or Bourco BubJoct Octobor 0a tbo Btroet and Tboy or

8, 8'3" 150 curly @ld-boevy 2

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36

Boarce at Bource of 1981 , BubJoct 1n the bu1ld1pg be to at tho Pleza Clvice, 1n tbo S1pco Bource about Porlod cabualy 1p tbe Btreot tbe Bourco Dere Source 10 pot able to babod tbo convorbet tone be bed tecnIco or or to 6ap

8'7" 128 Halr: bald,

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Att , Ho 91

2424

1 1980 at tbo Dløtrlto 1p Publlcac; 8ubJoct Chof Havana Ip early 1881 028 to tbe Ba10 OIflco at Bourco et tbat bocene frlonaly Bourco to at boe 10 Boparto Bource {bat BubJoct to U8 Bourc to Bourco baa o blp Bourco @ubJoct evary Bourco bollovouBubjoot bad travolod to @ bab be'

- 8, Placo 8'1" 210 Ibà 87008 0f oval,

02 fr 0f 1883) \_

Doborto J

- 0 Boborto J 0 8 Bchool 1883) 8710 ,

28

2

1 Bourco Dof @biect Bbout Publlcas 020 Of {bo acod caly Laa Daceabor 1881 to UB . BubJoot Bource 10 to prlo: 4 Dourco loft 1f BubJect 1f 0 ovor

8, 01 8'1" 310 Byoo:

010 callød Horro" 80 Cblof 8 toecbor 0f 8

6, runorod 40 fevor tbo U,8,

29

Atf , Ho , 39

2189.8714

1 Bourco 1939 Balvudor oaly coptact froa to Bourco bolloveb 8 Of tbø boerd tbat bor 8 10

- 8'8" 180 1bo , Balr:
- 8 0f

3/4

30

- Boborto 0 Acobta
- 0 1881 1881 (Trevol

3/

40 2l69 3 / 1 4

BoboFtò

4

- 1958 botb Bourco cutual tbat baa tbe 1p bt Bourco 1 Bot: ablø to Ly 0 0 pooltiop 1p Bourco BubJect 1864 Bourco 1p order docudodte for futuro doperture fro Cube, BubJoct Doar1p8 and he told bo Boarco Dot 8 polltlcal-ldoologloe, 1f travolod tbo or 4f 0r Det
- Peyolcal Pleco 0l1,

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L 8 Bourco {0

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Bubjoct 10 both told Bource at (et tbe 10 Baurco BubJoct ourco Dopt to Tboy Bpoke for and subJsct" 0 10 unable to provldo 1f travclod ourBlde Cube, 1f SubJoct 1f SubJoct ovor rocolvod 0

8, 130 Halr: black. 0f

L

10 oltlor 0r tbo Para 1a Bovolucion, for {or Btroot

8

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1

1 Boarce BubJect or July 21 borkod, to 80 tboro 0f BubJoct 10 bab about to cube 1858 , ro tboy bad, Bourco bellovoe Bubjoct bab tbe Bouron 10

- 8, Placo birtb Bourco, 8'0" fecoi

1 = 152)

3 5

2, =: Juap

1 Bourco firot BubJoct sbout tbe 'Soco bollovoe tbat 1p about 1981 Btated that be bad returpod Doa t 0f 2 but courco 10 Bot to Bteto 10 tb2ø bold 028 Bourco 8a5 SubJect tbst b bad vorkod for bave 8ubJoct to Sourço able Bourco 10 upable 00 1f ady or 0

8, Of blrtb 8'7" 188

80

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Ho . 88

## Blgoborto

1 1937 vorkod 1 tbo Urbap 5) \_ BubJeot Batlota upd 12 1958 to tbo 1988 \_ Ip 1958 Bubjoct roturpod to 1p tbo (routoe 8' B) Dovor 1p Ip oarly 1881 Bubject Dobt to arrobtod about Harcb 1881\_ 10 Marcb Iølo Bource be boop 1959 Dont to Btert traneport tbat coudtry , bt but 10 unablo to b 9lvod

8, 300 Ho I

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Att ,  Ro. 49 to UFGA-21893

Placldo

G; a

Bourco Bot 8ubJoct 2 Irlond Sourco ubore both Lto 1859 told Bource tbo Btroot) tbat bo 12 About learpod froa 8 that eubJoct undor Bourco Sourco that BubJect ubo 10 about Of bollovoø that tho SubJoct and tbat 18 tbo b 10

- 8 , lace Bourco , Raco: 8'8" 160 blond, 0f fcc0: roupd, Ho olblo

## 8,

- 0 0f

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38

1888)

## 8,

## Bogupdo

2109 3 / 1 4

1 Bource 1948\_at Bavapa 88 8 Of SubJect 1p Cuba BubJect for Source 1 1984 . Bourco doob pot kpov 1f SubJect Cuba ba8 rocolvød Bource Iptonde

3, to

Race:

8'0"

39

0f blrtb

Of faco:

round , boavy .

2c

2

14-0oooo

BUBJECT:

1 Bource SubJect about 1981 Dløtríto Havona Bource ubed to at Source clalnod tbet betvoon but tboy frlende\_ Tbe Bource 8a0 1n 1963 af tbe "Bar Capci llør" located Source Bubjoct for but that be bad to anotber poBt \_ Source 10 unable to to tbey the Bource 10 8 apd Btauncb Of the 1m Cuba\_ Bource doop pot 1f SubJoct 18 Of Source 18 not 1f gcurco beard tbet SubJoct vorkod tbat cIty Bource dooo pot 1f SubJect recolvod or

8, plece 8'8" Halr: Byod: darb, brotber 0f Brapk Juap 2 1882 08 @f Publlo Horke, 18

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Att, No . 52 to UPGA-21693

## #PENA , Peblo

3 / 1 4

1 Bourco at at one Labor leadore of actod 88 8 end tho Constructlon Bource oaly froa Decouber 8ourco 18 any to the or aftor Docoabor Bource løft tbe subJect 10 8 Bourco pot kpov 1f Bubjoct bae ba roco1ved or but provlde 00 to

Bace: black. Ehepe Of faco: long.

3 PEV 0f 2 reperto Bebane; olfvo 18 about 0f 8 {Got 190 1b0, Ceyo

4

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22

Sourco Boxlco 1p tbere Btated be tbo and bocane frlend . períod be 8 fatber tbe After Bource to Cuba 1n eerly 1958 860 early 1989 at st locatod the 0f bouge about too blocko Source pado bocaube bad 8 boube and Subjoct 8 44 Boveroly Sourco and that povor travolod to any tbe or Intolllgonco

2ui

8 , DPOB: Havena Prov probably \_ 8'7" 140 Halr: . dark , dark . 0110,

## 8,

Dløtrlbator Abolordo 1988)

0, 12 tho War , tbe Dar to Cube bad to for

8 1983 flt 87 , 1883)

1880 , 28 Hoveabor1983)

1p 1884)

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SUBJECT:

#PERAZA

unk. ) ,

FGA -

2169 3 /14

Sergl8

1 'Bource met Subject 1n December 1957 at SubJect 1n exlle there. Source only acqualnt ance of the Subject and they never becane close frlends\_ During tbat he learned that Subject 8 father Captaln AdJudant Of General Ruperto Gabrera during the presldency Of Prlo. After Source returned to Cuba 1n early 1958\_ he d1dn t see unt1l early 1959 at time Source at h1s hone floor 8 house located at 41 abouttwo blocke from the Obellsco Dear Camp Lbertad Source went to SubJcct due to the fact that few dayg prevlously had throvn 8 band-grenade Into Subject houge and Subject Beverely Bource belleveg Subject has never held 1n the never travelled to any Of the or Allltery or "1ntelllgence" tralning. Aves '8

3, DPOB: circe 5'8" 140 race: Of Scare on produced by 1n froa vcuade . 24

3, 92 utb tho\_rank 0f Cabtro fana 8 50 8 (Bouroo) father 8 PERAZA '8 dletrueted 10 tbe

43

(mat\_ Presblstero 4=

1 Souroe SubJect about February 1960 at tiwe botb vorklng at de Source not able any Inforea llfe prJor to Source stated Aelr relatlonsblp that Of fellov employeee \_ Subject 1961 at Source tbe Source although Subject a and hag 8 posltlon 1n the at de Obrab SubJec t for the DSB or 88 used where be from of the Bource not 1f ect has Cuba 1f BubJect any relatlves outeide Cuba or 1f Subjoct any polltlcal or "inteíliRence" In Bourco'8 opinion Subjøct Btaunch Bupporter Of the Cuban to PERNANDBZ 8 FERNANDEZ (mat, tion

3, deecrfptlon: DPOB: BanJuan del Hace: 5'10" dark long Bl10 bulld, No vltlble faqes

## 8, JAVB tracob:

for Intøl Info Bpt b, DOB; 1932 10 Chlef Of Unídad 22 for the Mrietry 0P Pubi{o Horke Blence #àvana\_ 8 Lt, Arpy

DPOBI 1830 del B1o, 18 8'8" 108 eyee trúccion, 88 de de le Habane Office 1n de the

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Att. 58 to UFGA-21693 da'ted

#RAPART (mat. unk. ) ,

U EGA;

2169 3 / 14

F

Source Subject 1n early Aprll 1964 througb Olga (mat. unk. ) she vlslted at the boarding Source in Merico Clty. Source Boclelly àcqualnted 1964 to 22 December 1964 . SubJect 1n Cuba untll 1959 or 1960 at Subject Cuba rlth her parents for her father Banueff#RAFART unk. ) the Subjeot 18 Cuban cltizen father 18 8 vent to Cuba (date unknovn ) vhere he became Cuban Source that from convergatlong he had Bhe 18 not 8 and 18 agalnst the 1n Cuba, atCalle Vergalleg #29 Apt. 3 D.P Source Subject 18 1n way to FGUTIERRBZ but not able to Source Subject pover recelved knd or "'1ntelllgence"

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Att. 58 to UPGA-21693 dated

## SUBJECT: (mat. unk, ) Hector 216 9 3 / 1 4

1 Source SubJect about 1955 at vhlch tze had 8 store 1n entrance "La Estrella" candy {actory In Blanca Havana Clty: In early 1959 Subject Pa8 appolnted to positlon 1n the Presidentlal Palace vhere Source bad been employed before be to 1n June 1959\_ Subject renalned vorking at the Pregldentlal Palace but Source 18 able to províde any Infornatlon on pobltlon there. Source frequently SubJect 1n thelr mutual nelghborhood 1n the Reparto Suarez. Subjcct 18 and three or four chlldren but Source 18 not able to provlde any other Informatlon SubJect'8 prlvate llfe. Source not know 1f Subject ever travelled out Of Cuba 1f Subject hae any relatlvee Cuba or 1f Subjøct bab ever recelved any polltlcal @llltary or "{nteliigenco" Source Subject never 8 and tbat 1f be 18 for the reglie 1t 18 becaube Of the for Job. Source that SubJect 18 properly approacbod vould cooperate but Bource doee pot have BubJect'0 addrese por doeb bø . knov anyvey 1n be could but 10 "11l1d8 to do 80 1f 80

3, DPOB blrtb to Bource . Race: #hlte 188 1bø dark balr but balding , oval faco, Of tbe Boutb, 2 Hono ,

4

SUBJECT:

1

Source SubJect about 1 the Delgbborbood SubJect 88 10 Subject vorked 88 radio-telegrapblBt the Jose Harti Alrpor t and the de all SubJect held prlor to tbe Cabtro regne, Source belleveo BubJect 88 8 1n the Airport and that SubJect order Bucure exlt Iroa the Since that tlae SubJect been to Leave Source 18 able to Bay BubJec t been to Bupport hlnge}f 1962 to the prebent cubg 30 other . Subject regJdeg de and 18 to 1n Cuba to apd Banta Lutkarda and an deughter, Source BubJøct tho brothor Puontob vho bab been Puorto Rlco 0r 1080. Bourco rocolyod 0r 47 and

8, 1828 10 8'8" blecb balr bulld,

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Att.

60

SUBJECT:

IGUBZ

1 Source Subject 1n late 1957 tBey líved tagetber for tvo at alle tbe labt the Source tbe Source bellevee tbe BubJect bad tranbport1ng alcobol durfng the perlod froa 1950 to 1957\_ Source kao 10 Yexlco but SubJect cloge frlend Of Placldo CKENDEZ Bource ha8 pever heard 18 to pDIde about or

2, DPOB: placo Raco: 163 Bource 0f BubJoct.

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Att. 81 to UPGA-21893 dated

2222

1 Source SubJect In !959 botb vere employed at Presldentlal Palacy\_ Havana \_ Source never vere at 9 Obras SuDJect delegate Of the OsmanI CIEFUECOS . tiwe Source 8a5 Deceubor Bource post at the MlnlBtry. After tine Source never Source not knov 1f Subject hae any Cuba 1f Subject ha8 evor travelled outBlde Of Cuba or SubJect bab recelved any of rolltlcal or Source Bayb he ba8 never to BubJect and any polnt of

- Circa 1930, placo 0f blrtb unkpovn to Race: 5 10" 150 1b8 black. balr , dark 0y00 faco Bubjøct one 108 due to Bunbbct

8, Card 10 tho 6

43/1+

50

SUBJECT: #SALINAS unk. ) , Pablo

1 Source Subject about Sepleaber 1959 vhen Source viblted Cludad del Hexlco vhere Sublec t Lved\_ Thls the Source Gade on Instructons Acosta told the Source to the Subject vould Introduce Source and drectors of neuspaper Cludad del Caapeche and vould favor the cuban Source Subject for about three or four daye at that tine and never Source bab the tbe 10 vblch he talked. Source during trlp that ulfe and 1p Subject 1n Carnen becaube he Source to provlde any Informatlon on llfe prlor to the por

- 3, DPOB: 1810 Race: 8'0" 190 bleck balr , beevy oulld. No
- One Pablo 'BALINAB , '10 8

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Att. 63

## (at. '22

1 Source Subject tbrough Ezequløl (at, at Guanabcoa 10 about 1957 \_ SubJect 788 engaged 10 the Batleta Governuent and 88 conductor 10 the urban busseb (Routee 3 and 5) 1n Guanabacoa Source belleve SubJect exlled 1n Hlaml 1958. After Subject'8 Cuba Source belleveg be vont back to vork at the 10 Guanabacoa , Source ba8 not SubJøct B1nce Bource beard that SubJect "alzado" Ezequlel GOMEZ Kelo tho Escambray Slerra 1n early 1961 a00 they together circa Harcb 1961 , Bource 16 beard Subject 788 at tbe Iele Bource BubJect hab no outblde ot or

- 3, DPOB: to Source, Race; 8'10" 180 No vloible

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## BUBJECT: (Inu)

1 SubJect about early 1960 Source MlnlBterlo de Obras Publlcas , ànd at tine SubJect\_ at tbe Constructlons and acted hore or tbe Secretarfo the the Constructlon Vorkere. 88 betveen Becaube vork Subject frequent to tbe be vould contact Source becaube Of Source'8 de Obreb tbere. Bource had contact Subject 1961 #ith the MinlBterfo de Obra Bource Subject 18 be tecty Bource 18 t to thø tlae vhen they Or after Deceaber not Subject apy relatfveb u telde cuba Bource doee Cuba Or 1f Subject be8 ever rocolvød bae Ailltery Or "1ptelllgenco" or but fe kind sblo to provIdo

3, DPOB: Clrca 1930; placo Of to Bourco. Negro: 5'10" 185

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Att. 65

SUBJECT:

Pledad

1 1957 19 Subject vbo 18 cltizen) Vàg fo Relnaldo BENITEZ unk. ) . Accordlng to Source BENITEZ ope of the Aen vho vent Cuba 1n 1956 th Castro on the Source Btated ho 1n 1958 Subject visited\_@ba. Source bellovee {JbJect Btayed the famlly on between Lazaro San Anastasio, Larton Havana CIty. Source Btated May bave Been Subject wben he 1n the Cuban 1n Hexlco from July to Deceuber 1959\_ Source Subject agaln vhen SubJect went to Havana 1p 1960 when at the raturned H@xICO Jourco doeg not later March and 1964 Bource Subject once or veek Source recelved at Subject'0 addre88 1n Hexlco Clty. SubJect told hlm that Bhe ber bugband. not bellove tbøro be 18 thet Subject hab nevgr been 8 Communlet and that Bhe 10 Cuba , not know 1f travelled to any Latln or to Bovlot countrySource brother Ignaclo "BOLIB Gonzalez , hab been York 88

3, DPOB: Circa 1933 Veracrus (probably) Race: 8/3" , dark 0700 , roundfaoo , bulld,

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1 6 9

'1 1 1957 bat baa vory lfttle Sourco 19 1958 Bource tbat Subjoct 5a8 uho etteckod the Cuartol tbe 36 of July of 1953 and Sourco pot far Bourco BubJoct dooa bold 10 Bource pof knov @Vor travoled to OI cho Bovlot or 1f outøldo Cube

- 8, 81o, 8'8" lght . Byoo:
- 8 810 18, 4,,

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Iaraol

2

r:

1 Bourco BubJoct 1981 Calof 01 tbey bocano frløpde . Sourco 1 tbe Halutorlo 8 Obras Publlcae Bourco Prior to Porlod, BubJøct 1981 at Ecurco poot at Bourco pot trsveled Cuba Bourco 0r bap Ovor 0 Sgurc9 0

8, 8'11" Ho

8,

Att, Xo 68 to UPGA-21683

BUBJBCT: Juan

- 1 Bourco Bot about July eppolnted Ch1or uhere BourCO Yorkod \_ Subaoct that Subjoct , ubo abouf 1938\_after that durlng tbe 1930'@ sublect Of Bourco 1p\_Spaln Source be the Partldo 1982 0n be nade to 1n Bource 89y8 tbet Subject Of Corrlaran, apd 18 an Of purty Source 800 but Bourco to províde Source @Py otber SubJoct Cuba\_ Source 1f to provído any 0 the 28 to or
- 8 circa 1910, Cubap 8'8" Bbepo faco: beevy . Ho vlelble
- et 10 Rapcbo Boyoroi 18 July 1881)
- BubJoct 1982)
- 8 st 13 eaployee
- 8 10 80 , Publíc corner to the 0,8 but (AoT Boport , 23 Oct 1982)
- 10 8 Boubor Of Prty 10 1986)
- f for 1903)

6, 20 July 1883)

SUBJBCT: Podn

1 ubon to ork et 1n 1980, fro very clogo Source 8ubJect 31 July 1983 loft Cuba and to tbe 0.8, to vork before Bource SubJoct bab boop 8 tbat Be be 088 Bt Cuban Source Dovor but pot to provide 8ourco 89y8 0r

Havens, 150 bro,

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224

2222

1 Bource Bet about 1953"or tboy ongegod tbe Subjoct ubod to Dork 8 truck for Amaro" and about 1958 be oeployod at Cubana de Telofonoe truck for about he 1p ordor to able to Bot to leave Cuba\_ Source boon able to loeve Cuba . about ablø to aupport 28 truck by 8 BubJect about 1980 at calle 52+' Luyapo Bource subJect pover boon travolod Cuba\_ SubJoct , BlBtor 1p tbe Contral but Bourco 10 ablo Source 89y8 10 BubJoot rocolvod an Intolllgonco; Aps,

2, 1932 , L dark 8'8" dart, fcco: round ,

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Att \_

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- and rcsultant limited time availablc for Conmittee plus other factors, it might be possible to handcarry sclected KCIA documents to the SSCI for reading by Mr\_ Kramer This officc objected on the grounds of the sensitivity of the material the ground rules established for the Congressional of this mnaterial by staffers and the problems Ihich could be. caused by: exceptional treatment being afforded to one Committee or staffer Mr George Cary provided the compromise solution which is acceptablc to all partics \_ to wit, that Mr \_ Garbler invite Mr \_ Krame r to thc Agency for lunch after which time he would review the requested material in the Headquarters building: (ESVidal)
- 4 \_ MEETING ÓF SSCI STAFFER AND DDO : At Mr . Hal Ford' $ request a luncheon meeting with Mr \_ William Iells has bcen scheduled for 26 October Mr \_ Ford is rescarching material fcr a study on China reporting and wishes to discuss this subject with Iells duc to his extensive background and expcrience in East Asian affairs '(ESVidal)
- 5 \_ ASSASSINATIONS COMMITTBE: Counsel G . Robcrt Blakey met with DO DDA/ Security to dctermine how hc might frame his requi rements to best meet our capabiliticsHis efforts appear to be aimed at the possiblc CIA role with the Mafia, and a doullc Mafia role with Castro Ile has information which implies that Trafficante was playing both sides The IG particularly Scott Breckenridgc has responsibility for thc Bill Ha rvey association and the analysis of the Schweiker report \_ Blakey has agreed that Do will concentrate initially on thc Bayo-Pawlcy affair and the "Soviet Dc fector" cover operation Non idcntified informants have told Jim that Col "Rep" Robertson Wa$ involved. His queries are logical mlanagcablc, and , if can keep his requests to spccific pcoplc or cvents Ive should he able to respond to his requircmcnts (It would bc in opinion\_ a1 cxccllcnt idea for the ADDO t.o mcct informa lly with Blakcy ove r a luchcon This would uscful in picturc 0 € also it would pe rhaps Blakey a pcrspcctive on his . terns of refcrencc \_ (JDINalker) givc
- 6 LITI(ATIONIIORMAN V AL , (JAMES 1: . COS COSTA Wc prcparcd a rcply to Anderson and he indicate to the Dcpartmcnt that Ivould acccpt the routine 0 fficer of Departmcnt of Justicc rcprcsentation as a gove rnment o fficial in the Ho rman family suit.