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2. SUAREZ SAID THAT CUBA WAS TRYING TO INCREASE ITS PRODUCTION
OF COFFEE TO OFPSET LOSSES SUFFERED’ IN. RECENT HURRICANES AND
GENERALLY TO BUILD UP ITS CROP OF COFFEE FOR EXPORT IN ORDER TO
ACQUIRE ADDITIONAL HARD CURRENCY EXCHANGE.
3. DURING THE WEEK OF 18 DECEMBER SUAREZ PLANS TO VISIT
COFFEE PLANTATIONS IN CHIAPAS STATE WHERE HE HOPES TO PURCHASE
ADDITIONAL SEED.
“4, (FIELD COMMENT: AN INDEPENDENT ‘USUALLY RELIABLE SOURCE
HAS REPORTED THAT SUAREZ HAS BOUGHT APPROXIMATELY. 15 TONS OF
MEXICAN COFFEE SEED AND IS TRYING TO BUY MORE. THIS SOURCE ALSO
CONFIRMED THAT THE MEXICANS HAD CHEATED THE CUBANS BY WETTING THE 1
SEED TO INCREASE ITS WEIGHT, THE SEED IS BEING FLOWN TO HAVANA ;
BY CUBANA AIRLINES, SUAREZ INSTRUCTED THE CUBANA REPRESENTATIVE IN
MEXICO TO ARRANGE TO HAVE THE SEED WELL AIRED AS SOON AS IT REACHES
HAVANA.)
5. FIELD DISSEM: STATE, ARMY, NAVY, FBI, CINCLANT, CINCSO.
, S-E-C-R-E-T. NO FOREIGN DISSEM . : :
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T 27 November 1962
Note: Discussed 27 November
1962 by DD/P with DCI
and approved generally
in principle by DCI.
Fully concurred in
by DD/P.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence
THROUGH: Deputy Director (Plans)
SUBJECT: Operational Plan for Continuing
: Operations Against Cuba
1. Action: This memorandum is for your information
and pursuant to your request. Recommendations for action are
contained in Paragraph VY below. The purpose of this memorandum
is to delineate an operational plan for the action which we
believe should be taken by CIA against Cuba for the predictable
future. In summary the plan provides for continuing, even
intensifying, the intelligence effort against Cuba and for
the reorientation of the current effort into a long term
denied area type of operation of the highest priority.
I. ASSUMPTIONS:
A. The United States Government will give public
assurances that, provided no nuclear or offensive weapons are
present or re-introduced into Cuba, and provided Cuba does
not take action to threaten the peace and security of the
Western Hemisphere, the United States does not intend to
invade Cuba or support an invasion of Cuba.
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larger in terms of finances, also. Then you have both of the
problems we addressed in the paper, which was the risk of
unfair competition with private enterprise, and. the risk of
blowing cover, of compromising security.
So I think that --
Senator Huddleston. I was wondering if it could be
designed in such a way as care should be taken: that. it not be
any larger than necessary to achieve the objective for which
it was established.
Mr. Kirbow. . Excuse me, Senator. It would not get the
Air America thing because at the time they needed one twicé
that size.
Senator Huddleston. they needed it that big, that's
right. ,
Mr. diGenova. The reason this language is in here is that
the Agency officials themselves who testified, all of them,
including the DDO, said they would like to have small ones, in
other words, a small number: of employees, small operation.
Senator Huddleston. What about their insurance business?
Mr. diGenova. “That's kind of an exception, although
actually that is an example of a lot of money with only a few
employees. There are only a couple of people that run that
whole thing, Isenstead and a couple of -- one investor,
Istenstead, and an auditor. There are three men that run that
$32 million complex. So that is a different animal, really.
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"#40: " souree thinks this man has something to. do
with the military; she has seen him with military
attaches. edhe shinee Rs Se
#93: No recognition. :
#138: This man is from the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs, speaks a lot of languages, including ;
English and French. He is a good- ‘looking, charming
man, about 38-40 years old, ‘178 cm. tall, well) v
“ puilt. She saw him at the 14th July French recep,
tion, 1966. :
(SUNTSOV, Aleksandr V.) .
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(KURILENKO, Ivan P.) , j i
At first Source did not recognize this picture. She
later said she had seen him during the de Gaulle '
. Visit.and at various national day parties. .
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Edad. aproximada de 43-45 afiog, aunque aparenta menos, Fisicamente
de conpiexidn atlética, alto, Juega muy bien al tenis, Recientemente
quedo en. Segundo lugar ea ‘el canpesnato del D.F, que tuvo lugar
en el Ciud Franéia, donde practica este deporte. | ‘euida muchisino
- su condicion fisica y mas que. nada su apariencia, Ea este sentido
Muy pocos amigos “saben que tiene’una hija de-
es. muy vanidoso.
16-17 afios, Cuando le preguntan si tiene hijos hable solo de su.
hijo de 11 alios de edad. da’ pena presentar a su mujer, que es”
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muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mis edad que ¢r,
y siespre Se le ve sereno, Es muy anable en el trate. Nunca: strata
de imponer sus ideas, pero siempre. pendieate de convencer ‘por las
‘buenas a sus contrincantes, Cuando ve qué no puede hacer lo dltimo,
rompe diplonaticanente les relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.
solo cuenta Yo Union
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“Soviética ¥ la altima linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir ©
_ que. no tiene. ideas propias, Sigue. ridelisimanente la “ifnea" porque*
sabe nuy biéa que es la. anica forma fapida, ¥ ‘eficaz de escalar ef ©
su carrera, Le gusta fuchisimo la vida buena, tipo. océidental,
aunque antes se (dejarta ‘cortar un brazo que confesarseio asi. misio.
Es muy dmbicioso y se. Ne que tiene problemas ‘con sus conpaferos de
trabajo, Habla despectivamente-de ellos, No le gusta nada la idéa
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de tener que permanecer en Noscd los dos afios que vienen, Ap ‘dijo
que harfa lo posible que al transcurrir esos afos lo mandaran de
preferencita otra vez a México, Su ilusioa mis grande os trabajar
en Sspafa, Adora a los espafioles, La’ forna'de ser de los mejicanos
no le gusta. for eso si quiere regresar, quiere decir que profiero
cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Rusia, Creo que precisanente
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO ,
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT
AS SANITIZED
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PERSONS ENTITIES: DATES: | CATEGORIES:
MCCONE FITZGERALD 8/19/64 i SGA
BUNDY OPAPIGH 4 4a i MONGOOSE
JESSUP RFK 6/10/64 ye
: STEAKLEY JMWAVE-~ Ge :
JMWAVE VANCE 1
OCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 bk on wi y ; Ss 1s agreed
that MR, FITZGERALD would contact SAM PAPICHof the FBI in regard to the earlier report
of an alleged plot with Mafia overtones to assassinate Castro and which the AG agreed
to handle as a matter of law enforcement." (116)" The reference is clearly to a 6/10/64
memorandum information report from the DDP to the Director,’ (116) which was dissemin-
- ated to the Spec.—Asst._to-the Pres. for Natl. Security Affrs.; ASst. Sect. for Inter-
American Affairs,Dept. of State; Dir. of Intell. and Research, State Dept.; Director,
- . DIA; The AG; the Director, FBI; DDCI and the DCI. The 6/10/74 report"related a proposal
for the assassination of Castro that was made to prominent Cuban exiles. The Mafia app-
eared to be i the scheme." The asking frice was $150,000. --S@SERARI®
4 Me ernongm, would contribute $50,000. @LPapproached the Chief of
Station, “INNAVL, and suggested the U.S. govermnent also contribute. This was rejected.
d_indicate CIA's_only_ involvement _w Ei ij Ly
SOURCE yast record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from|Mc@die"to Bundy, 8/19/64,
reporting:the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participayts. qrpbviously nothing
ree of the plot."(117) DAT
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1. HQS TRACES NEGATIVE RE RAFAEL ARGUETA AND ENRIQUE PUENTE.
2, PILE 201-248917, 201-798301 AND 50-9-11.
END OF MESS3GE
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* —@hich expressed happiness his release from Guatemala
jail. Envelope was from Enrique Puente Men's Store
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Q6 represented by the Contracting Officer, effective i Cctobor 1955, ae
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a. Tho figure $3600 is deleted from the first senterce of paragrapa
one (!) entitled “Compensation ' and in lieu thereof the figure
$4560 ie cubstituted.
b. Tho following paragraph te added after paragraph ten (10) entitled
"Term":
“i. Terminal Payment. In the event thie contract is
terminated by tne Government under subparagrapn (a) of
paragraph ten (10) above or in the evunt of its expiration and
nonrenewal by the Government, you will be entitled to @
, torminai payment of one (1) month's compensation for each
full year of your utilization by the Government alter
‘18 March 1955. Said amount saail ve calculated at the
2 contractual rate of compensation applicable at tne time
thie payment becomes duc.”
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below.
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BY.
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election, Assistant Secretary of State Mann and Colonel J.C. King
an
» ONLY
1 May 1964
PEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Minutes of the Meeting of the Special Group, 30 April 1964
General Carter
PRESENT: Mr. Bundy, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Vance,/and Mr. McCone.
Colonel J. C. King and Assistant Secretary of State Mann
were present for Item l.
Mr. Bruce Cheever and Mr. Theodore Shackley were present
for Item 2, Assistant Secretary Mann was also present
for Item 2.
e Chilean Situation
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a a. During a 35-minute discussion of the 4 September Chilean
outlined some of the problems and prospects for the Frei candidacy.
Colonel King, who had recently returned from Santiago, outlined some j
of the covere efforts planned or underway which included financial '
‘ support to Frei, Italian CDU assistance, emphasis on the woman's vote,
' €atholic'and labor union assistance, fragmentizing the opposition
Socialist party, distribution of propaganda, and possible assistance
from long-standing United States industrial interests.
b. Some of the obstacles faced by the democratic forces were
underscored: the strong Chilean anti-clerical tradition, the unimpeded
rise in the cost of living, the formidable outside, support being afforded
Allende, the political apathy of the military and the third man candidacy
of Duran.
c. The Special Group decided: (a) that contact should be made with }
Ambassador Cole to urge his return fc. a visit in the coming weeks, i
(b) that talks with American business interests should proceed to deter-
mine the amount and method of their support, and (c) It was further decided
that higher authority would be apprised of the closeness and importance of
this Chilean election and that the Group itself would continue to review
the problem in the coming weeks <7 2
2. The Current Cuban Operational Climate and the Proposed Operations
for’ May 1964.
a. A 25-minute briefing was provided on Cuban operations by the Chief
of CAS, Miami, Mr. Theodore Shackley. He gave a thorough summary of the
policy framework in which programs have been established and provided detail
on the cechniques used to accomplish these missions. He enumerated successes
achieved to date and indicated the types of difficulcy encountered.
Vac
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183.
Durin
the approach, which was made Ly KGB officers.
18 June 1962, GOLI7SYN
Thia second leaé, GOLITSY:) said, stemmed frcm his conversa-
tions with KOVSHUK whom he said was the "assistant" (chief) of
~the American Department,* while GOLITSIN was temporarily in Moscow
during “December 1960."** GOLITSYN related that he had visited
the American Department to request permission to use PREISFREUND
operationally in Helsinki. This request was refused with the
explanaticn: "You see, he (PREISFREUND) helped us in one recruit-
ment now, and it is necessary to be careful for about six months
* GOLITSYN could ni
(deputy). The Cif
Chief of the Department as late i said that, as
a result of a drinking incident, oted from De-
puty Chief of the American Department to Chief of its American
Embassy Section in 1959 and held this position until early 1962.
GOLITSYN said he had known KOVSLUK for about ten years and
characterized him as a capable officer with about 15 years of
KGB experience, at least ten of them in the rican Department,
Seconé Chief Directorate. In about 1956, according to GOLITSY,
KOVSHUK was handling KG3 agent Henry SHAPIRO, Cia records show
that in addition, KOVSHUK was involved in the Mcscow and Wash-
ington phases of the "ANOREY" case (he was identified by Dayle
SMITH; see Part VI.D.3.b.) and in the development in Moscow of
CIA officer George WIN ‘S (who identified his photograph; see
Part VI.D.?7.c.). According (0 NOSENKO, KOVSHUK took personal
part in the recruitments of Roy RHODES and Dayle SMIiH, in the
approach to Arny Attache Walter MULE, code clerk Louis MANNHEIM,
State Department Officer Richard HARMSTONE, and code clerk
James STORSBERG, and in the interrogations of CIA officers
Russell LANGELLE and Richard JAcoB.
in either Pemoshchik (assistant)or Zamestitel'
HUK was Deputy
**GOLITSYN's passport and travel records held by CIA confirm that
GOLITSYN travelled only twice to the Soviet Union after his
arrival in.Helsinki on zO July 1960. The first of these trips
, was on 19 January 1961, «hen he flew directly from Helsinki to
Moscow; he returned to Helsinki by rail a week later, on 28
January. GOLITSYN's second trip to the Soviet Union was from
9 to 15 April 1961, when he appears to have spent all or most
of this period in Leningrad, A Finnish national, whom GOLITSYN
had been developing in Helsinki, has reported that he met with
GOLITSYN in Leningrad on a daily basis from 10 through 13 April
1961. Moreover, GOLITSYN has never mentioned being in Moscow
during this time. Since GOLITSYN remained in Helsinki from
April until December 1961, when he defected, it appears that
he erred by one month in reporting the date of his conversa-
tions in the American Department and that he learned of the
“ie the same conversation of which NOSENKO spoke several times
‘in 1962 and subsequently (see above). NOSENKO has always
‘maintained that’ he was out of Moscow on leave at the time of —
GOLITSYN's visit and that this was in the summer of :1961. When
he was told in February 1965 that GOLITSYN was in Moscow. in:
January i961, NOSENKO replied that. CIA was either wrong or
was attempting to deceive him. NOSENKO. declined to: change
his story of the summer leave. i. gt oe pe -
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August 3, 1969 ~ RUFUS WALLS
; WALLS allegedly purchased a 12 gauge shotgun and-
tyvo .32 caliber pistols at Harnett's Gabby Sports Center, ;
Incorporated, 6676 North Lincoln on May 23, 1969, for a total
of $105 cash. The .32's have Serial Numbers 416552 on a Sour”
and Son .765 Automatic and. 116102 on the Ortgie .765.. WALLS
Illinois State Gun Permit Number is 844 734000 ee ln, ;
‘wie ay WILLIAM O'NEAL
This person ordered three guns, payinz-.a cash total -
of $152.25 on July 30, 1969, from Harnett's Gun Store, however, : —
when he attempted to pick them up on August 1, 1969, the fun
store refused to-sell them and returned his money... O'NEAL has *
- Illinois State Gun Permit Number 840 748, however, -is allegedly
~ going to return this registration as the state put his wrong :
. birth date on it. : . . a a
| August 4, 1969 | BEVERLINA POWELL; ANN CANPBELL; CARLETTA FIELDS —
: These persons will allegedly operate from an office at
: 48th and State Street. They will-take orders from the Chicago
Chapter. ' The only reason for the office is to “be closer to |.
the people." The Sirls will not have any right to make policy.
August 4, 1969_ SAM_LATSON -
LATSON will operate an office at 65th just off of
: Indiana. This will be under the same set up as ‘the one at
.. 48th and State. . :
"August 4, 1969. WILLIE CALVIN
woe This Panther was arrested on this date by the CPD
».f0r disorderly conduct and incorrect car ‘registration,
“* August 7,.1989 ~—s-BOB LEE
This person allegedly traveled to Washington, D.C,
on August 6, 1969, returning to Chicago or August 7, 1969,
The purpose of this trip igs unknown, : we fH sg
WO was already aware of thia infar mation,, Poe
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| GANGD AND THE RIRR, IN S4b7s HE UAS CHARGED WITH VICLATION
QF FLORIDA STATE LAV CONCERNING THE TRANSPORTATION GF: CHPLOSIVES.
BW S9L4. HE WAS CONVICTED IN A NIANE FEDERAL COURT OF CHARGES
RELATING TO BOMBING OF SHIPS. CONSPIRACY AND EXTORTION. SERVED
A SENTENCE IN THE ATLANTA FEDERAL PENITENTIARY AND. YAS’ RELEASED
ON PAROLE IN DECEMBER 3972. HE SUBSEQUENTLY FOUNDED A SMALL
+ ACTEON GROUP OF: CUBAN EXILES CALLED ACCEON CUBA. CACP. IN 3974
THE faz HAD AN ARREST UARRANT OUT FOR BOSCH AND CONSIDERED HIN
DANGEROUS. HES GROUP HAD CLAINED CREDIT FOR SENDING PACKAGE
BONBS TO. CUBAN CONSULATES IN LIMA, OTTAUA AND MADRID. IN NOVEMBER
PMMMY y HE WAS REPORTED.TO BE IN CARACAS USING ALIAS DOCUMENTATION
AND DISGUISE. IN FEBRUARY 1976 BE UAS ARRESTED IN SAN yos& COSTA
RICA POR ENTERING THE COUNTAY UTTH ILLEGAL CHILEAN DOCUMENTS:
VARIOUS SOURCES REPORTED BOSCH UAS SUPPOSEDLY PLANNING TO KILL.
SECSTATE KISSINGER AND/OR CUBAN AMBASSADOR IN CARACAS OFA
NEPHEW OF SALVADOR ALLENDE: BCHILEAN EXILE LUIS ANDRES PASCAL
AULENDEs. UHO WAS THEN IN SAN JOSE. IN APRIL. 97h HE. UAS
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SECTION 107 ‘SECURITY INFORMANTS AND CONFID jTAL SOURCES 107M
les e
» subfile is re:
or oral, except
subfile is
proseouti,
2d on each who submits statements, written
espionage nation:lity matters where 2
-y only in tkose ins*:nces rolving possible
original ef each stat:-«ent, nether personally
written ant or .srnished or«'lLy and reduced to writing
by conte. shoulé Ve filed in . is subfile. Executed form
FD-306 o* > channelizing memorandum conte’ -.:g all applicable items
set forti on form FD-306 should be stapled © the original of each
such statement.
b.. Holes may be punched in original statements of informants for secure
filing, but care must be taken to prevent obliteration of eny portion
of statements or notations thereon,
*Ligation ue =
ss from the informant's statement are to be included in the regular
igative case report when information of value is submitted, Form
may be used to disseminate this information. to the case file in
lieu of a channclizing memorendum if desired. If so used, prepare copies
of ¥D~306 2s needed for dissemination and staple one copy to each copy
of the informant's statement being channelized, Channelization should be
noted on original FD~306 and on all copies under "Remarks,"
Channelizing memoranda ~ destruction of
For instructions éoncetning the destruction of shendettaine memoranda,
see Manual of Rules’ and egulations. . ¢
ssemina @: in?semation ~~ a * ay 8
formation submitic nformants, potential informas ity " confidential
‘ses, 6r sources ‘aformation. should be reported te the Bureau and
.~+sted offices: | other agencies whenever necessary by the appro—
“+ sgans of cor .cationunder capticis showing the subject matter
ormation, ‘
ee
dence submit in semrity info.
watters should be siz otly- limi to the administrative
i é ould not ce: i-in information. more prop—
er a ‘substa:.i.ve case caption.
nt and potential security
to the’ Bureau uy
files
nuxber informant]files,[pending and closed, ]shall be
under lock and key under the personal.supervision of the
ASAC, field igsexison! tex nespongibie employee designated by
o the SAC.) g ns . “m8
b. Subfiles ontain!
files sec-ion,
identity on the
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Pitt an * shavenente way be mai
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be maintained in such < manner as to insure
ished by a particular informant will be
ou the request of the Bureau,
should be maintained in such a fashion that,
es in which an informant has furnished
competent furnished immediately ‘to the Bureau by
simply re“yrring to th: file of -the informant and Hathons the necessi ty
of conduc ing extonsiv. research,
Use of inforsnt vy Department — filing correspondence re €
the ident?
. From time to ie, the Department express an intecrest in using a partic=
vlar informa: . x testifying when he bec
Ae a result, g will be correspondence ¢
he Bureau a.- + field, Piace copies of all ..h correspondence in
informan . sle. Occasionally such corr -denee nay be volu-
arize
e sumnary
us and ap 49 more then one informant, those cases, &
- information soncerning each particular infsrmant and place
» the approprinte informant!s file.
zm FD-238
Form FD-238 (printed on pink paper) has been approved for use in .+nurity
informant and potential security infornant files,: It ts to be vw. i in
the nature of 2 table of contents or :* an index to show where he
file, particuler data oan be found, 2s form is to be kept as +. ‘top
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Acéunding to a teleghone call from Herb Nanéll of S810 on
23 July 1958 SR Division delieves that. information ocroduced by
LIFrAT RIS and the Soviets is nost-valuable,
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was to keep up our aconomia and diplomatic prassure to hope
that when Trujillo want, however he want, whether violently or
peacefully or dled a natural death that the succession would
be a moderate, democratic group friendly to the interests of
the United States in the Caribbean and therefore try to keep in
touch with and halp out and keep communications open with
the potential succeasser groups, and it was vary hard to
pinpoint.
Me. Schwarz. What steps did you take during the period
of tima you were involved, or prior therato, if you know
about it, in order to assist one or mora of the dissident
groups?
Mr. Goodwin. Well, we did all sorts -- everything from
policy statements, the use of USIA, ‘the ude of ecohomic
Pressure, to maintain our network of contacts with axile
groups principally'in New York and elsewhere. A certain number
of limited covert operations, some transfer of arms. Dearborn
of course was one of tha principals, his principal instruction
was to try to keep all channels of communication open, he was
zealous in thie because he disliked Trujillo intensely himself
and felt that he ought to be allied with these other groups.
And I read through the sort of overall Planning papers, and 1
think they fairly Teflact that range of operations.
None of them werw terribly effactive.
Mr. Schwarz. In connection with tha transfer of arma,
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STC DE FINANZAS DE MIAME
. a AND_SOSA™
DISYRIBUCION PCR CONCSETO DE "OHECKS A JUSTIFICAR
Octubre 1 al 37 de 1960
Check
. Directorio
Kro.- Total -Varios- Comisiones Belegaciones -Viajes- Estudiantil Pro piuganda
1 $5,000.00 $5,000.60
109 5,916.00 $ 5,516.00
112 1,600.00 $ 1,000.00
122 700.00 700,00
125 238.42 $ 238.49
asco-Viaje anérica Central 129 2,485.39 : 2,485.30
Tulio Diaz-Direc. Sstudiantil 169 250.00 : $ 250,00
ESestard-com.Transporte 177 6,000.00 6,000.90
tre=Come Propaganda 19h = 20,060.60 26,000.00
: lary-Com. Propaganda 197 71,000,060 1,000.00
antonio Collada-Viaje a iY. 204, 584.5 584.58
anvonio Losada-Del. Honduras 205 | 200.00 200.00
José wrriola = Re 217 1,823.50 1,823.50
Ricardo Sardiaa-Vis3e Suranérica 223 400,00 . 4,000.00
ascColladasvia Y. y Washington 227 100,00 100.00
artinez-Traslado familiares .
de Cuba 228 424.50 424.50 .
Frank dayas-Viaie Yarona N.Y. 229 330.00 330.00
Fascasio Lincrasicto Cbrero :
Cees 39 : 231 350,00 $
¥ 350.00
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(444) Remarks
The completeness and accuracy of NOSHIXO's information on
the compromise of PCPOV, supported as it is Dy Poa a} and the
CHEREPANOV document and POPOV's message Lut contradicted by
@ \GOLITSYN and analytical evidence, cannot be finally evaluated.
Only with resoiution of the bona fides of NCSENKO can a judgment
be made on this part of his production.
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ADJUSTMENT OF SALARY-RATE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
SCHEDULES OF THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SALARY REFORM
ACT OF 1964 PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF THE DIRECTOR
OF CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AS PROVIDED IN. THE-CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ACT OF 1949, AS AMENDED, AND POLICY
DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF CENTRAL
INTELLIGENCE DATED 8 OCTOBER 1962.
SALARY CONVERTED TO RATE SHOWN FOR INDIVIDUALS GRADE
AND STEP AS INDICATED IN CHART E HERON:
GENERAL SCHEDULE RATES
Federal Employees Salary Act of 1964_
Per Annum Rates and Steps
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officials and discovered that Casavubu and Mobutu had decided to
fly to Thysville to put down the munity. COS attempted to con-
vince them not to go together. They did succeed in putting down
the mutiny.
COS did not learn that Lumumba was to be moved to Katanga
until after it happened. COS said his discussions with Mobutu
about Mobutu's intentions for Lumumba left COS with the impression
that Lumumba might be executed.
COS said that Jack Hasey was the Acting Base Chief in
Elizabethville, and was succeeded by David Whipple, who became
Base Chief in Katanga. COS also said that Ambassador Clare H.
Timberlake worked closely with COS, but they never discussed with
him the general question of assassination.
TESTIMONY UNDER ALIAS
At the outset of the interview, the Committee staff agreed
to honor COS's request to testify under alias. COS, who is still
in private enterprise in Zaire, said he would be in personal
danger there if he were linked to this story. He said, “They
might make me take the big high jump. I've been on the "zap list'
before."
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Office Menorandum * UNITED ‘STATES GOVERNMENT(/)
TO
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So
Mies K. Holler, X-2 DATE: 21 Auguat 1945
088 Draft Doferment Conmittee
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OCCURRENCE:
GWALNWRIGHE) met with*TEPEDDNOY who reported to him AMLASH's reaction to his meeting with
FITZGERALD. EDENOSaid that AMLASH dwelt constantly on the fact that "he could not
understand why he was denied certain small pieces of equipment which promised a final
solution to the problem, while, on the other hand, the US Government gave much equipment
and money to exile groups for their ineffective e
According tol-TEPEDENOMPCAMLASH) feels strongly on this point, and if he does not get
advice and materials from a U.S. Government technician, he wi.
-lleprobably become fed_up
again, and we Will lose whatever progress we have made -(91)
xcursions against Cuban coastal targets.
SOURCE:
STAFF:
IG REPORT 1967
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Directorate, KGB, to pi. ye for assign-
ment to the KGB residency under Soviet
Embassy cover in Helsinki, Finland, as
the CI officer working against foreign
intelligence services.
Subject was assigned to the KGB residency in
Helsinki, under the name KLIMOV (his true
name was compromised through the 1954
defection of Petr DERYABIN in Vienna), and
with the cover title of Third Secretary.
Subject, with his wife and young daughter
defected to the U.S. Government which granted
them political asylum,
“Subject met Attorney General Robert KENNEDY
along with Mr. HELMS, DDP.
Subject was’ debriefed by CIA Officers,
officials from other US Agencies and teams of
Intelligence Officers from Free World nations.
Subject provided much valuable information on
the KGB, its organization, personnel, operations,
aims and efforts against the Free World.
Subject, however, proved to. be a difficult
handling problem, especially as a result of
his personality and his constant demands for
regular meetings with high-level US officials
such as the President, the Attorney-General,
the Directors of CIA and the FBI and for a
policy role in the US Intelligence Community.
Subject had another meeting with the
Attorney-General. -
Subject met again with the Attorney-General
and Mr. HELMS. i
Subject had a conversation with Mr. HELMS.
Subject had interview with Mr. SORENSON of the
White House Staff and Mr. Edward R.. MURROW,
Director of USIA.
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Ravana Donestic™ Telovisién Service in Spanish 0177 Gi 7 Aug 67 cffielal
~ 1 “Questian: What Zind of wmipors L16 you being for assassinations?
‘Liveorioa: We drought two Deretta pistols wath silencers, a .22-cal. piste} wath
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Guestion: What kind ef ammunition 414 you bring for the .22-001, pistol with sadeteert
Lurcerica: Part of the anqunition was conventional bullets and part of it was i
eyanide-tipped bullets. .
“Suestion: Who prepared tho bullets with oyanidet
° Laueerioa: 1 pre
jszendo, mombor-ef 6n organization called (re Roce) asxed ne to prepare thea, in
“Spite of tho fast that I know nothing about chenistry, for attexpts on lives, to
. Ely Giure of the oath of the ifdividuals ‘against vhoee Lives atteapts were to be
. mete, but they were for specific attenpts.
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Fidel Castro. i
Geer tion: The physical elimination of May. Pidel Castrot A
Iaucerina’ Yes, air,
Question: ‘Those counterrevoiutiorary groups which operate from Florida, fren Atama,
G2 tirz have the epproval of the North American Governnent for their notions? 4
Javenriea; Almost entirely. Por exarple the nost opportunist elements over there
ercite srv1l eroups to obtain dollars fron the US Goverrzent for their subsistence,
re ire close links among all the orgintzations in exile with the Central
nee Agency. We have, for exanple, the ase of (£1 Rece) which--through
ate Buxeda, who 1s xnown by all an a CLA agent--belongs, that is all its activities i
ing on Cuban aeaatay actions agaarct Rerchant ships ard so forth, are linked i
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Svestion: I would like you to clarify sonething more, What specific attacks,
‘against which figures, were those atteapts to be nade with that type of weapon?
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thea, Specifically, it is to be Supposed that if the idea of counterrevoluticn were
te taxe rect in Havana, well then the effort to kill the leader of the revolution
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Prohibit any cargo sponsored by any
department of the United States from
being shipped on vessels owned or
controlled by persons who own or
control vessels engaged in the trade
between Cuba and the Soviet Bloc.
At the termination of the U. S. Chiefs of
Mission Conference - January 20-30, or at
a later date dependent on the Donovan
mission, Assistant Secretary Martin, or
another representative of the President
will visit the Presidents of Chile, Mexico
and Brazil to convey to them the importance
President Kennedy attaches to maintaining
hemispheric solidarity by their supporting
the following resolutions:
a.
An OAS resolution condemning Cuba for
its actions which continue to endanger
the peace, deploring refusal to allow
inspection, condemning the presence of
Soviet troops, recommending continued
surveillance and continued vigilance
against subversive activities, and
terminating the invocation of the Rio
Treaty on the missile crisis, together
with
An OAS resolution which would
recommend 1) extension of arms embargo
to all items of trade except food and
medicine (fall back position: extension
of arms embargo to all strategic items);
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124-90138-10007| {2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 |
_ JFK Assassination System Date: 4/21/201
Identification Form
Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: = 124-90138-10007
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILENUMBER: — CR 65-63987-210-370
Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: HQ
TO: CIA
TITLE:
DATE: — 10/02/1963
PAGES: 4
SUBJECTS : : ‘
CIA LIAISON MATERIAL
INTELLIGENCE MATTERS CUBA
DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATIO! Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1B
CURRENT STATUS: — Redact
DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 09/28/1998
OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE °
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
New York, New York
In Reply, Please Refer to January 11, 1968
File No.
Demonstration Protesting United
States Policy in Vietnam, Washington,
D.C., January 15, 1968
On January 3, 1968, an advertisement appear ae
in the "New York Times", page 57, captioned "Dagmar/Wilson -
Says Join Me In Washington January 15", The ad included
the comment "Thousands of American Women, Led By Jeannet
Rankin,.First United States Congresswoman, Will Demand” That .
“congress End The War In Vietnam and Our Social Crisis At a,
Home", The ad listed the name and address for transportation “
and contributions as Jeannette Rankin Brigade (JRB), 133
West 7end Street, New York City, 10023, telephone number
(212) 799-6520.
On January 4, 1968, five separate advertisements *
for JRB at the above address appeared in "The Nillage Voice",
a weekly newspaper in New York, City. Ruby\Dee, Linda Morse,
Mrs. Benjamin\,Spock and Susan#Sontag appeared by name and
photo separately in four of the ads requesting the reader to
"Join Me in Washington January 15", These four ads included
substantially the same comments which appeared in the above
"New York Times" ad of January 3, 1968. The fifth ad in
"The Village Voice" was headed by the comment "We Want 10,000
Women In Washington Jan. 15", The ad included comments
about the activities and purpose for the demonstration. A
xerox copy of this ad is attached hereto. :
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CONFIDENTIAL
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(Priority) 1
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NY 134-3315 ‘ posnexDiet,
Infermant advised that he has never been a
member of the American League for Peace and Democracy
although he has been a member for many years of the Council
on Foreign Redations, Informant went on to state that he
wanted to be certain that this would be a matter of record
in Bureau Headquarters as well as the fact that there is not
one word of truth concerning him in the book, Informant
stated that he understands that COURTNEY and her husband .
reside in New Orleans, La, and are considered to be erratic
individuals in the area of anti-Communist activity. ~t)~
. NYO indices contain no information concerning
COURTNEY, ~U~
f{nformant was told to handle any matters of
interest which he wished to call to the attention of the
Bureau through the WFO and to refrain from calling the 7
NYO in the future unless he was present in NYC, Informant
‘then said that he has been in contact with BORIS G, STRELNIKOV,
Pravda correspondent, in WDC, and he could not understand
why he has not been contacted by Bureau agents as he would
like to be of assistance to the Bureau at the present time
as he has been in the past. ~~
: It is the opinion of the NYO that the American
Broadcasting Company has not been entirely satisfied with
informant’s work and he was probably recalled from Hong Kong
for this reason. The informant, in turn, has concluded
that his recall was’due to some allegation of disloyalty
in view of a eomment made to him in Hong Kong by a British
official, The aforementioned book and its contents have
served to eonfirm in informant's mind that the reason
for his recall from Hong Kong, in fact, stemmed from an
allegation of disloyalty. /-
The above information is being furnished to the
Bureau and WFO for information and the NYO does not contemplate
taking any further action in this matter. —¢)~
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6. (VANS mentioned that the bona fide law firm occupying
the oener rs of the MHMUTUAD offices are the attorneys
for @ (These lawyers are cleared and witting.) -
One af the Tauyeta told EVANS that OEAW will be the “biggest
_ canary by Ga of the year”. The common receptionist area is
manned by employees who also monitor all telephone
calls, incoming and outgoing for the other law firn.
mentioned that there have been numerous calls from the media
and outgoing overseas calls to such places as Japan and Europe.
Ts will be traveling to Nassau and returning ‘via
Miami on 10 May 1973. He intends to talk with his proprietary
people at that time on other GHMUTUAD business and will also
éontact COS, WH/Miami. (The COS has been alerted to expect”
a call from EVANS on 10 May 1973.)
Jenes E. Flannery
James E. Flannery
Acting Chief
Western Hemisphere Division
“ee: Director of Security ‘ i
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Referenced Alien Registration Card (corrected)
was given AMMUG-1 on 21 -May 1968. _ Forwarded under
separate cover is the ‘card formerly issued him.
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S-E-C-R-E-T
C, Editorial Performances
Weak Adequate Proficient Strong _ Qutatanding
*
COMMENT:
The papers that Mr. Lynch wrote reflected only a fair
understanding of the principles of editorial organization;
D. Reporting Performance:
Weak Adequate Proficient Strong . Outstanding
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COMMENT:
The quality of hie outaide reporting assignment was only~
passable, .
*. INSTRUCTOR'S OVER-ALL COMMENT: allt
‘Mr.’ Lynch worked to full capacity throughout the course. However,
It should be taken-into consideration
his performance was only satisfactory.
that Mr. Lynch does not type well: vo. ,
FOR THE DIRECTOR OF TRAINING
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U. S. SENATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON
INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (SSC);
INTERVIEW OF FORMER ASSISTANT DIRECTOR JOSEPH K. PONDER
BY SSC STAFF MEMBER
He asked whether the request for the King
coverage originated at the Bureau or in Atlanta. I told
him I did not recall, but that in any case it was
approved by the Bureau. He asked where it was monitored
and I told him the monitoring was done in an apartment
rented for that purpose. He asked if I knew the name in
which the apartment was rented and I said I did not. He
asked why the taps were discontinued and I told him I
do not now recall whether I was told why they were
discontinued, but if I were I cannot now recall the
reason. He asked whether we had a bug on King as opposed
to a tap and I told him, "no." He asked whether it were
possible there were taps and bugs placed and maintained
without my knowledge. I told him that was not possible
because of the size of the office and the relationship
I had with the supervisors and Agents that nothing was
done without my knowledge or without Bureau approval.
Epstein asked whether we had conducted any
Counterintelligence Program against King or the Southern
Christian Leadership Conference and I told him I recalled
none. He asked whether we had made efforts to prevent
King from receiving the Nobel Prize or efforts to interfere
with or make more difficult the raising of funds for a
banquet to honor King for his receipt of the Nobel Prize.
I told him I knew of no such efforts.
He asked whether Sullivan (Assistant Director
William C. Sullivan) had visited Atlanta. I told him
Sullivan had been to Atlanta in connection with a regional
conference dealing with the Bureau's investigation of the
Klan. Hé wanted to know if Baumgartner had been with Sullivan
and I told him I thought so. He asked who else had
accompanied Sullivan and I told him Arbor Gray had
accompanied Sullivan and perhaps someone else whose name
I cannot now recall. He asked whether Sullivan had met
with Ralph Magill (then publisher of the Atlanta
Constitution). I told him Sullivan may have met with Magill,
that I may have accompanied Sullivan to Magill's office,
but I cannot specifically recall such a meeting and if it
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Chief, Furolea diviston T 7 23 Novexbor 1950
Chio? of Statloa, Santiago
Adaintotrative
Duty Status Soporte
I horoby certify that the following narod individurle have performed ~
@utios during the entire month of kovenbor 1950, ani that the
* following dollar payments are approved and authorised to be mado at
Hoadquarters to subjoctes _ .
Wwe Flea
PULLDACK $100,600
FU 100,c0
FULSINATER, 50.00
FULUINM EBL 59,00
Joram C. Dumbar
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24, Other business expenses (explain in Schedule C-1) 2. ee
25. Total oflines 11 through 24... 60. 0. 1 Lo
CALIFORNIA @ 30
PROFIT (GR Loss) FROM BUSINESS OR PROFESSION . =
(Sole Proprietorships) f Ce
Attach this schedule. to your income tax return, Form 540 or 540NR — Partnerzhips, joint ventures, ete., must file on Form Ses
Name as shown on Form 540 or S40NR
Samuel and Phyllia Ruby
Food
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A. Principal business activity .
_Snack Bar C._ Federal ome ithy identification number?
“Wan “Mavs, Califernia
B. Business name
D, Business location
orrerai route) (City—post office) - (State:
(Number and st
E. Indicate: method of accounting: [ cash; [J accrual; [] other (describe) . .... i
£. Was theré any substantial change in the manner of determining quantities, costs or valuations between the opening and closing
inventories? [J Yes [q No. If “yes,” attach explanation. : .
G. Were Forms 591, 592, 596 and 599, for the calendar year filed (if requircd)? [“]¥es [x] No
1. Grois receipts or gross sales $. ... . Less: Returns and allowances $ .:- ..... Diveieits
2. Inventory at beginning of ycar (If different than last year’s closing inventory cttach de
explanation) . . fon wa ws WW ate 6 2 *% a 8 # = # ox ndiBiden SCHED
Merchandise purchased $ . - , less cost of any items with- . ATTACHE
drawn from business for personal use $ =e aecat Se :
Cost of labor (do not include salary paid to yourself)
Material and supplies. ee err ern
Other costs (explain in Schedule C-1) ee a
Total of tines: 2 through 6 6 1 ke
Inventory at end of this year... . 5
Cost of goods sold and/or operations iavbrraer line a ram fine yn. “Ae
Gross profit (subtract line 9 from line 1) 2. - adie “SY Reade’
OTHER BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS - :
Depreciation (explain in Schedule C-2) . 2... ce & & & ESS ©
Taxes on business and business properly (explain in Schedule CY. wee 8
Rent on business property 2 20. ee ee
Repairs (explain in Schedule C-1) ... 2. : Poe
Salaries and wages not included on line 4 (exclude any: paid to yourself) ads
Insurance. 2 ee fe
Legal and professional fees. . 2°. : :
ComiihiasiGhis: Bi. Beer x Sele = eB Bae Ye ole cle ww a IE
Amortization (attach statement) 2 0
(a): Pension and profit-sharing plans (see instructions)... 6... ee
(b) Employee benefit programs (see instructions) .
Interest on business indebtedness... eee .
Bad debts arising from sales or services... ea PS Ie ngs
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Depletion of mines, oil_and gas wells, timber, etc. (attach “eehedule)
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SCHEDULE C-1. EXPLANATION OF LINES 6, 12, 14, AND 24
Line No. Explanation ‘Amount Line ro ~_ y Explanation
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WVBraeli agents were
Wolear secrets in the US, atomic
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Senator Mathias. Mr. Chairman, I would suggest that
perhaps we defer that subject for the moment. I am sure we
will be meeting with Mr. Angleton again.
Senator Tower. Then, too, we can get the FBI matter in
the meantime.
I have just a couple of questions that I would appreciate
it if Mr. Angleton would give us his evaluations as an expert
And they go back to his testimony relative to the Kennedy
assassination.
As I recall, you said that immediately after the assassi-
nation Golitgén'on his own initiative communicated with you
and advised you that it was normal practice for a defector who
had a military background to be processed in Department 13?
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NAME OF spouse
Meet same:
PLACK AND DATE OF MARRIAGE
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LIVING O8 DECEASED DATE OF DECEASE Atal
PRESENT, OR LAST. ALDRESS.
DATE OF RIRTH ACE OF BIRTH
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CITIZENSHIP: WHEN ACQUIRED? WHERE
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SECRET
YW Yebruary 1963
MEMONAHDOM Foss Chief, cI/ca
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‘The FEL report entitled Foreign Political |Metters
Gaba and sent to this Agency oa 28 Leceaber 1961, egald not
‘bs located in XID or S45 files, ‘Three gnch reports [dated
29 Decenber 1961 with the same title were obtained,
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: SF [ON 87, SECURITY INVESTIGATION’ ‘ . “s 87G . |
(7) Now office of origin is to review pertinent material received
with FD-128 and information in its files to cetermine if additional
investigation is warranted. If not, advise Bureau by letter
case is being closed.
(8) Upon receipt of FD-128, office covering new address is origin
and should place office file number on security index cards and
file them in its security index.
(9) Upon receipt of new cards from Bureau with copy of FD-128, new
office is to transfer information from. reverse side of old
geographical cards to two new cards,. appropriately file new
ecards, and destroy old cards.
b. Top functionaries .
e = Above-described mechanics of transferring cases also apply to top
functionaries, Additional procedures in this category are:
(1) Notification to Bureau of deletion of subject as top functionary
in old office of origin is handled by designation in space pro-
vided on FD-128 that cubject was top functionary.
(2) Upon receipt of FD-128, new office of origin shall-‘automatically
designate subject top functionary and keep case pending. After
investigation is completed and summary report has been submitted
’ by old office, case may be placed in pending-inactive status.
Within three months, new office is to’ conduct investigation,
submit report, and advise Bureau concerning continued designa-
tion as top functionary.
ec. Subjects tabbed for priority
Security index card shall continue to be tabbed for priority appre~-
hension in new office of origin until that office determines that
priority designation is not warranted under provisions set forth
below. “5
ad. Subjects not included in security index
(1) Transfer office of origin by FD-128.only upon verification: by
another office of subject's presence in that division. Enclose
copies of all investigative reports and other pertinent serials
to new office of origin.
(2) New office of origin is to investigate or advise Bureau case
closed if no action warranted.
10, Cancellation and removal of cards from active security index
SAC must personally recommend removal of any name from security index
except in offices having more than 1,000 security index subjects where
recommendations may be made by SAC, ‘Asac, or Bureau-approved security —
supervisor. .
a. Death of subject .
Destroy card and advise Bureau by LHM.
bd. Permanent departure . .
Upon learning of subject's departure from U. S. or Puerto Rico for
foreign country, immediately ascertain conditions of departure for
foreign country. No security index card shall be cancelled by reason
of such departure unless subject is alien who has permanently de-
parted and whose departure has been verified, If U. S. citizen
who has been out of country has renounced his citizenship and taken
citizenship of foreign country, security index card may be cancelled
only after it has been determined he does not intend to return to U. S.
c. Imprisonment of subject
Do not cancel security index cards because subject imprisoned,
regardless of length of time he will be incarcerated, Place cards in
unavailable section and handle as set. forth under imprisoned subjects
above. § .
a. Induction of subject into armed forces g . “ -
Place security index cards in inactive section and follow procedure :
set forth above under inactive section, A
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to designate person security informant. In requesting Bureau author-
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security index card and recommend cancellation.
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SUBJECT: DUNNEY PIO PEREZ ALAMO
CLASSIFICATION: SECREY
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Z20) ae _ (. APPENDIX
STUDENT NONVIOLENT COORDINATING
COMMITTEE (SNCC), CHICAGO. BRANCH
A-source advised in May, 1968, that the Chicago:
Branch of SNCC was an affiliate of the national SNCC with
headquarters located in Atlanta, Georgia. It was a non->
membership type group headed in Chicago.by ROBERT. ALFONZO
BROWN, a 19 year old male Negru, with the title of. Midwest”
Region Director. BROWN maintained strict loyalty to STOKELY
CARMICHAEL, .Recruiter and ‘Organizer and former. National»
Director of SNCC. BROWN attemoted to align Chicago's SNCC..
activities within the framework of CARMICHAEL's. policies.
In a speech at Chicago on March 25, 1968, -CARMICHAEL
commented as follows: "The white. people are preparing to :
commit genocide against the. black race. What are we feeling
‘so. moral about’ We know the ‘honky got everything. ne got it
by stealing it. He's not going’ to give you anything. . We got
to take it. These brothers on ‘the streets every day take it,
but they're taking it for themselves. Let's organize them and
let them take it for our’ people." : : 7
This source advised on August 27, 1968,. that officials
of the Chicago Branch of SNCC disbanded that branch on August
25, 1968, and as of that time it was ‘no longer in’existence.
Its leaders became associated with the Black Panther Party
at that time.
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4 : few samples were not made available for review by the |
? CIA; (b) testimony from knowledgeable People that it
would have been unlikely that the Photosurveillance
j would have missed someone whom it had at least five
chances of recording;36'/ and (c) reports that such
' j a photo did, in fact, exist.362/
’ : a. Missing Materials
| The documentetion and elaboration of ‘the
first reason can be fourd in Sections II.A. and B.
e 4 . preceding. Simply put, this Committee has not seen
: j all. of the Photographs produced by the Photosurveillance
operations in Mexico City. 363/ Hence, it cannot
j conclude that a Photograph of Oswald does not exist
among those photographs it has not ‘seen.
Anca,
- b. Likelihood that the Photosurveillance
Operation would have'Missed Oswald
“CIA officers who ere in Mexico in 1963 and
their Headquarters counterparts generally agreed that
it would have been unlikely for the Photosurveillance . ae
bo ‘a operations to have missec ten Opportunities to have
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Colonel Pash with the idea in mind of seeing if an assassination
Phone (Area 202) 544-6000
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2 | ora kidnapping couldn't be arranged?
5 Mr. Hunt. The then Chief of Poreign Intelligence and
’ a | Counter-Intelligence for the Division. And I think now that that
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a the counter-intelligence responsibility. And I might have told |
8 the division chief about it, although it was not, it had not
9 ‘achieved such stature at that point that I would have
10 necessarily talked to the Division Chief, who I believe at
11} that time was John Richardson of later Vietnam fame.
12 It's also possible that the Division Chief in that era
WARD & PAUL
13] was John Baker, now deceased, who left that division to
14 || become Chief of the PP staff, and that would have been a
15 || normal follow through for me if I had discussed it with John
16 || Baker, my direct Chief, and then to have discussed it with
17 || him when he was my staff chief in the overall political and
18 | psychological staff.
19 Mr. Baron. Anyone else who would have known about your
20 || approach to Colonel Pash or about --
21 Mr. Hunt. Or his function.
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25 | was a member of the PP staff, the overall PP staff, and I think
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to the areas where they wanted to resettle them, where the
relatives were, this type of thing, and we had nothing to do
with that whatsoever.
a Turning back to the AMOTS, and to the larger of the
two groups, what was the name of that group again?
A SASER, Latin American Social and Economic Research.
a We can call them LASER for short?
A Really, they are both -- the only reason we separated
the two groups was for security because we had one group housed |
over here and the smaller group was over here, Obviously we
couldn't bring these refugees into the larger establishment, so
that is why wevtook the smaller establishment to preserve some
cover.
ie Okay. What activities was the larger group engaged
in?
A WEL1, the larger group was engaged in the collection
of intelligence. They compiled dossiers on the principals
inside Cuba. They carded -- they kept card files on every
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refugee that came through the reception center. They provided +
they did do economic and social reporting. They put out a
monthly newsletter based on the information they collected.
The information these people collected as opposed to the
information we collected, ther's was all unclassified. That
came from -- all the information they had came from human sources
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"~~ 1. The PBRUMEN: government. has’ approved the’ construction
n Madrid of ‘a now office building to be used as’ an Enbasay,
, Commercial office and residence for the PBRUMEN Minister.
__.. ‘The dite has been identified and. work is expected to begin
. S00n;:-probably-after. the return of AMAUTO-1 from PBRUMEN,
7 ‘sometime within the Goxt tvyo weeks. The builders expect to
complete the: building within eight months, . .
‘, 2, QUSBQUIN-37 is far mure confident than we are, about
vu.the possibility of getting access to the building during the
construction phase to possibly install various audio devices.
‘We believe':this operation to be a formidable one and we might
be challenged by the ‘presence in Madrid of PBRUMEN security
forces overseeing the construction, the presence of PBRUNEN
electricians and other professions, complicating the access
to the building. Wo believe AMAUTO-1 has the Somanian
experience well in mind and-most likely will do everything
within his pover to overcome the possibility of an audio
penetration of his building.
3. We would be grateful for any information addressees
might have on the general modus operandi of PBRUMEN security
forces in areas wliere PBRUKEN official installations have been
constructed. Have they used PBRUHEN technicians, electricians,
construction engineers, etc? Also we would like to know whether
the PBRUMENS have installed their own telephone system or have
they generally relied on the system of the host country. We
would ‘appreciate too, any comments Headquarters or
other addressees would like to make on the best
course of action for the Station to consider. QUSEQUIN-37
believes he can get a copy of the. blueprints after the plan
,RYBAT TYPIC TRCIUS/Construction of Now PORUMEN Babassy
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It 49: also @ proven fact and reality that Dalev.'s task force makes
daily and weakly raids on the Black community. . They murdered :
“V4ttle John Soto, 16 years old... They murdered tlichael Soto,
20 years old, and shot wildiv and unconcerned through, every a
window in one of the buildinas in the Henry Honer project, ‘injurina
scores of children. They murdered Jimmy Tucker and untold others..
JAKE WINTERS understood’ that the only way to stop fascist pig an
forces from invading and slaughtering Black neople and neople period
cand that is by defendina yourself with arms in hand? He didn't. ©
talk about Black Capitalism for surviving nor did he talk about
teachina "Pork Chop" culture Nationalism for surviving like Ron
Karenga's US organization in L.A. JAKE WINTERS was 18 vears old
and he made a far greater commitment than most-men will ever | :
make in their entire life time. This brother was an honor
student, a graduate of Enqleworth High School who turned down
‘S4{ye scholarships to work for the People. He helped as much-as
he possibly could at the Free Breakfast for Children Centers,
plus he worked 7 days a week at. the Post Office to bring in:
money to keep the Centers operatina.
JAKE WINTERS 4s the highest nersonification of Huey P. Newton.
and Haicolm X. The spirdt of these revolutionaries is Bae
manifested in each member of the Black Panther Party and we
will always remember JAKE WINTERS. Because of JAKE WINTERS
we will intensi?y the struggle; because of JAKE WINTERS we wills
continue serving the poor oppressed people -- the Proletariat.
LONG LIVE THE SPIRIT OF JAKE WINTERS
ALL POWER TO THE PEOPLE 0 000
RIGHT ON, JAKE Sig eet
SEIZE THE TIME
DEPUTY MINISTER OF ‘INFORMATION
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FUNDS NEEDED FOR BREAKFAST PROGRAM ILLINOIS CHAPTER BLACK PANTHER PARTY
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NOTE:
Since his precipttat# meeting with the Director about 1730 hours
on 16 May 1961, Lynch hvz3 not been heard from.
Presumably he returtied'
to his home in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
On 16 May 1961, Cé/#4; had culls from the office of. both WH/%
and C/WH asking if we knew of Lynch's vhereubout, and vhether we
had a record of his Fayett«ville address, The answer to both
questions was negative. ‘Cubsequently his address was located in
files and WH was inforned.
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Fitneas Report - Mr. David E, Murphy
Reviewing Official:
Richard Helms
Deputy Director for Plans
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United States territorial waters, REUTEMAN advised AMCARBON-1
that ;KUBARX had played no role in mounting a provocation operation
against thea GOC, At the same time, REUTEMAN pointed out that
it was highly unlikely that GUIROLA was a GOC agent, As a result
of this conversation, arrangements were made for JMWAVE to check
out certain aspects of the GUIROLA story, At the same time,
AMCARBON-1 was prevailed upon not to write a story which might
lead .the public to speculate on wnether GUIROLA was an agent or a
plant in a propaganda play designed to embarrass the GOC,
il. PROPAGANDA OUTLET, AMCANBON-1 has been used successfully,
during the period covered by this report, as a propaganda outlet
through which items of interest to KUBARK could be surfaced in
the free world press, Examples of how AMCARBON-1 has been harnessed
in this field are outlined below:
\ a. AMCRAB-1, The AMCRAB-1 defection story originally
surfaced ir. the Miami area on 13 October 1963 via the Diario de
las Americas, which played up an API release from Montevideo,
The API Montevideo story highlightied AMCRAB-1's information
relative tc GOC activities in Uruguay, The story in the Diario
de las Americas had an extremely iimited impact on Spanish readers
in the Miami area, As a result, it was decided to do a series
of feature stories on AMCRAB-l, pointing up the fact that AMCRAB-1
was typical of the veterans of the Granma expedition, who felt
they had been betrayed by CASTRO znd had been relegated to positions
of obscurity once the revolution had put CASTRO in power, AMCARBON-
was briefed in detail on the AMCRAB-1 story, and he was given an
opportunity to debrief AMCRAB-1 urder controlled conditions in a
JMWAVE safehouse, After completirg his debriefing, AMCARBON-1
wrote a series of feature articles’ on AMCRAB-1, The first article
in the series received front page headline play. The series of
articles on AMCRAB-1 were well written, and they- provided an
excellent peg for JMWAVE to mount-a replay operation via other
propaganda assets, AMCARBON-l's story on AMCRAB-1 was picked up
by UPI, API and others, and it was played throughout Latin America,
The details of this surfacing’ can be found in WAVE 5€26, dated
14 October 1963; WAVE 6092, dated 19 October 1963; and, WAVE 6174,
dated 21 October 1963,
b, Charles GRIFFIN Shrimp Boat Story. On 26 February 1964}
JMWAVE learned that when Mr, Charles GRIFFIN’s sons went to Cuba
to reclaim the hijacked shrimp boat, JOHNNY REB, they found that
select items were missing from the boat when it was turned over
to them, It was believed that this information would make a good
human interest story which JMWAVE assets could use to counter GOC
propaganda claims that United States officials had stolen items
from the Cuvan fishing boats which had violated United States
territorial waters, In view of this opinion, a steering tip was
given to AMCARBON-1 to have the Identity 3 representative in
Key West interview Mr, GRIFFIN. This interview was carried out,
and an article outlining the points which were of interest to
JMWAVE was published in the 27 February 1964 edition of the
Identity 3.
c. LAYC Story, The March 1964 LAYC meeting in Santiago,
Chile, was not receiving appropriate coverage in the South Florida
newspapers; as a result, REUTEMAN contacted AMCARBON-1 on 5 March
1964 and suygested that the LAYC meting was a story which the ;
Identity 3 should pursue, AMCARBON-1 was grateful for this steering
tip, and he assigned the task of preparing the story on the LAYC
to one of the members of his staff, A story on the LAYC was ca sd
subsequently published in the 6 March 1964 edition of the-Identity 4.
(COMMENT: Copies of the articles cited in subparagraphs a through
c above are attached for Headquarters information,)
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SECRET
SUBJECT: (U) Identity of Human Sources
affiliation of innocent family and friends. This is no less
true with a source who no longer works for the Agency. A
source's prior affiliation with CIA is normally still
classified in order to protect him, his former contacts at
CIA, the CIA facilities at which he may have been meeting
with case officers, the cover mechanisms employed to protect
his affiliation with CIA, and the operations which he
conducted.
15. (U) ‘The public disclosure of an individual's
affiliation with CIA could and, in fact, has threatened the
safety and lives of not only the source, but also their
families, colleagues, officials of foreign governments and
other foreign nationals with whom they have had contact.
The Review Board will certainly recall the Proenza case
(since this was released by the Board in August 1995) in
which a number of Cuban officials were falsely believed to
be CIA agents. They were arrested, convicted and spent
years in prison for their alleged treasonous activities and
their professional and personal lives were ruined. The
threat of violence to those who are in fact associated with
CIA is even more real. These individuals live and work in
foreign countries, many of which have a local population ~
hostile to the United States and especially CIA. If one
should doubt the risks that those affiliated with CIA face,
one only has to recall that, in.1992, two CIA employees were
murdered while waiting to turn into CIA Headquarters in
Virginia. If this type of attack is possible right at the
CIA's front gate, it is not hard to imagine the personal
risks that those working with the CIA abroad face. Clearly,
the risk is that much greater for those who are sources:
for example, as a result of Aldrich Ames’ disclosures to
the KGB, 10 Soviets who were covert assets of. the CIA were
executed.
16. (U) Incidents such as these clearly demonstrate
that the policy of protecting association with the CIA is an
important one. Individuals associated with CIA have been
and will continue to be subjected to threats, reprisals and
physical injuries from foreign intelligence services,
terrorist groups, and other persons or organizations hostile
to CIA or the U.S. Government. Individuals choose to
undertake these risks for many different reasons, but it is
with the condition that the CIA will protect their
cooperation with the U.S. Government.
Iv. Proposal
17. (U) In light of the foregoing, CIA believes it is
important to work toward a general policy of protecting CIA
sources in the JFK Collection. The Agency proposes that in
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as he and his wife arrived at their apartment, tney found a"chaparite?
who introduced himseif as Carlos Lépez, a Guatemalan friend of
Jacobo Hodriguez(Padilla), and gave L/3 a note of intrcduction from
that ferson. L/3 eave Rowton the ortPinel lette lS ablated
herewith. L/3 told Rowton taat Lépez stated that he was anxious to
send various items, including medicines, to FBRUMEN,and appealed to
L/3 since he "understood" that L/3 and his wife had contacts through
which he coulda send the items. Lépez, according to 1/3 appeared §very
interested to be reassured that L/3 really did nave good contacts
with the LIRING estabiisczent. when L/3 assured him tnat he did see
LIRING respresentatives, Lépez went on to re¥eal that; be was a friend
of Carlos Perzabal and thet ne was fully informed concerning the
recent "tragic situation" of
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an explanation of who the "we" were.
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CSsar Montes. L/3 retorted, “But Montes has been stripped of bis
authority,as you should know." This led L/3 to the counterclaim that
he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on
bis behalt.
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of the attached letter which
then shoved a Lopes a photostatic copy
he had written to Perzabal demanding
an explanation of the guunies he was known to be, spreading against
him, ana which he/hkQ3direazy sent to the CP Mexico and. Spain. He
asked Lépez to keep the copy.
and tell his good friend perxabal where .
he got it and under what circumstances. { |
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that he had to cut short. the rather
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AGENTS AND IDENTITIES CASE OFFICER | STATUS
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7 May 1974 .:
MEMORANDUM IN LIEU OF FITNESS REPORT
SUBJECT: David E. Murphy
Employec No.: 086700; Grade: GS-18; DOB:
23 June 1921; Chicf of Station, Paris;
Months undér my Supervision: 14; Period
under Review: 1 April 1973-1 June 1974.
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OVERALL RATING: OUTSTANDING
1, At the end of May 1974, Mr. Murphy will leave
Paris after a most successful six-year assignment as
Chief of Station. He distinguished himself by having
molded this Station. into a cohesive, well-disciplined,
and highly productive unit. I reiterate my evaluation
of Mr. Murphy as, overall, the most cffective chief of
a major station in the European Division. His earlier
fitness reports and his excellent record in Paris
attest to this.
2. In the past year under Mr. Murphy's direction,
the Paris Station has continued to make significant
progress on all major fronts. As examples, I can cite
two direct Sovict recruitment attempts, an imaginative
effort to get closer to several other primary Sovict
targets, a perceptible improvement in our French liaison
relationships, a marked increase in ‘both quality and
quantity of priority economic intelligence reporting,
the acquisition of new sources to cover the French
internal scene, and a revitalization of several existing
assets into producers of valuable intelligence. Although
normally most of the credit for such achievements rests
with the individual operations officers concerned, in
Mr. Murphy's case he personally becomes involved in each
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they referred to as his associate, that is the key point. He
worked for the President.
Mr. Baron. Let me represent to you that we have testimony
from Thomas Parrott, who took the minutes for this meeting and
other Special Group meetings, that when he used the phrase
"Mr. Gray's associate or Mr. Gray's friend," he was referring
euphemistically to the President.
Mr. Dillon. That is what I would moreorless have assumed.
But as long as you have that testimony, my assumption is
probably correct. And it follows the same way, that Mr.
Dulles said he would take any comments referred to seriously.
And then he talks about those as instructions and the same
thing. And it would seem to be that. And that must refer to
the same meeting that your friend Mr. Johnson testified to,
which I presume took place before this. They are talking
about something that happened before this day, where he had
said his associate had expressed strong feelings about the
matter, and Mr. Dulles said he would take the comments
referred to seriously.
Mr. Baron. So it is your impression that Mr. Dulles had
heard comments by the President previous to this meeting?
Mr. Dillon. Certainly.
Mr. Baron. Comments which called for "very straight-
forward action?"
Mr. Dillion. Yes, I think that is certainly what this
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2 i : . & staunch sympathizer of’ tho Cuban regime. There is in-
\ . '- formation to tha. effect that in 1958, Subject was in exile Yo
\ in Mexico and-was‘a‘member of tha Triple A Organization
‘ 5 led by Dr.-Auroliano ‘SANCHEZ Arango.- It has also been re=
sported that “during the struggle agzinst BATISTA (1957~
“l.1958), Subject belonged to action and sabotage groups in
Havana and was charged with placing bombs and other devi-~—
ces... Source. does ridt k: exactly what activities Subject
carried out - action and sabotage groups, but
del. ave for Mexico in 1958 on ac-
3 RUIZ has been reported as’a mexber of the
fe General Directorate of Intelligence (DGI). “It has been
<a’ oo i “reported that in 1961 and 1962 he was a G-2 (NSE) member
at - z ". at the Ministry of Treasury, where he worked,
. Travels: He traveled to.Mexico (from mid-1963 until mid-1964, he
i . waa Cuban Commercial Counsellor in Mexico). Spain, where
i. he has been since late 1967 as Cuban.Charge d* affairos.
cara (It was reported that on 27 July 1968, he arrived in Paris,
from Madrid. We do’not know the reasons for that trip).
Access: a. Rolando CARDOSO Perez (A18.239 674). ‘Arrived in the
U.S. on 10 October 1968 from Madrid, Spain. Ke knows 4
Subject because he and Subject are cousins (subject's
mother and Rolando’s mother are sisters). When Rolan-
do arrived in the U.S., he said ha was going to ra=
side at 940 sw llth Avenue, Miami, Florida, telephone
number 377~3877. We have not been able to locate hin
because we were told at this address that Rolando had
_left for another state and that his Present address
was. unknown to them). Rolando saw Subject for the last
time at the Barajas Airport, Madrid, Spain, on 10 Oc-
tober 1968, when Rolando was going to take the plane
which brought him to the u.s. According to Rolando,
they greeted each other on that occasion. Rolando
said he had seen Subject at this same airport in early. ,
or mid-1968 and that they had talked for approximately
five minutes. On this opportunity, Subject was at the
-airport waiting for the arrival of a group of Cuban
‘diplomats,
be Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Perez (Al8 780 716). Ar=
rived in the U.S. on.20 February 1970 by way of tha
Refugee Airlift. He knows Subject bocause he and Sub-
ject are cousins (Subject's mother and Manuel's mother
are sisters). Manuel saw Subject for the last time
in 1963, at the home of Subject's mother, where thay
happened to meet. According to Manue)., he and Subject
only said hello to each other. When Manuel arrived
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SERVICES DIVISON, BALTIMORE CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, ADVISED ON
APRIL NINTH NEXT AT EIGHT PM INDIVIDUALS ASSOCIATED WITH THE
BALTIMORE WOMEN'S LIBERATION MOVEMENT, A PUBLICLY DESCRIBED
WOMEN'S RIGHT ORGANIZATION, PLAN TO HOLD A MEETING AT THREE ZERO
TwO EIGHT GREENMOUNT AVENUE, BALTIMORE. PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING
IS TO DISCUSS POSSIBLITY OF INDIVIDUALS FROM BALTIMORE TRAVELING
TO WASHINGTON, DC, ON APRIL TENTH NEXT TO TAKE PART IN WOMEN'S
MARCH ON PENTAGON. SGT. BURRITT ADVISED TO DATE, IT IS NOT
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hand, according to NOSENKO, the principal reason for his being ‘assigned
to the First Section was to concentrate on a new area of emphasis (code
clerks), There could of course have been no specific predecessor for
a substantively new area, Therefore, in one sense BAKHVALOV was
the predecessor of NCSENKO and in another sense he was not. The
interpretation of the various statements of NOSENKO on this issue as
being in conflict appears to be the result of confusion on this point by
. ‘
all concerned.
According to NOSENKO, at the time of his transfer to the First
Section, First Department, in early 1960, he had sot been told and for
a short pexiga thereafter was not told what his actual duties would be.
KOVSHUK, Chief of the First Section, wanted to as sign NOSENKO to
supervise the work against Service Attaches at the United States Embassy.
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to keep NOSENKO occupied with nonproductive work since KGB p
cy
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trips and not active work towards possible recruitment,
After a short period of time, NOSENKO was informed by
GRIBANOV that he, NCSENKO, had been transferred to supervise the
work against code clerks (also code machine mechanics) ai the United
States Embassy, GRIBSANOV defined this work as being of the greatest
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stronsly opposea the regimes of Castro and Trujillo, the
accession to power of Allende, and the potential influence
of Patrice Lumumba. Orders concerning action-against those
foreign leaders were given in vigorous language. For example,
President Nixon's orders to prevent Allende from assuming
power left Helms feeling that "if Il ever carried a marshali's
baton in my knapsack out of the oval office, it was that day."
Similarly, General Lansdale described the Mongoose effort
against Cuba as "a combat situation", and Attorney General
Kennedy emphasized that "a solution to the Cuban problem
today carries top priority". Helms testified that the
pressure to “get rid of [Castro and the Castro regime]" was
intense, and Bissell testified that he had been ‘ordered to
“get off your ass about’ Cuba”.
It is possible that there was a failure of communica-
tion between policymakers and the agency personnel who were
experienced in ‘secret, and often violent, action. Although
policymakers testified that assassination was not intended
by such words as “get rid of Castro", some of their sub-
ordinates in the Agency testified that they perceived that
assassination was desired and that they should proceed with-
out troubVing their superiors.
The 1967 Inspector General's Report on assassinations
appropriately observed:
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into making judgments on operational deployment of manpower such as
what targets are in a country, what are the preat power interests ina
particular country, what is the operational environment in the country
i.e., permissive or not, what are the cover possibilities, what are our
liaison equities, and what are our needs for regional support from a
particular country. These explanations are taken abort by Mr. Snodgrass,
but he is looking for something else which has less variables in it when,
in fact, there is no magic formula for determining how one gets ‘people to
commit treason. This portion of the meeting ultimately ended on a friendly
note but left unresolved the question of what was it that Mr. Snodgrass
really wanted on the issue of manpower allocations and what could CIA tell
him that we haven't already told him. (ACTION REQUIRED: Mr. Snodgrass
is currently preoccupied with drafting his report on the House Appropria-
tions Committee Mark-up of the DDO FY 77 budget. Once this task is
completed Mr. Chin, OLC, will return to see Mr. Snodgrass and will try -
to obtain an elaboration of what specifically are the manpower issues that
trouble Mr. Snodgrass. In this context Mr. Chin has been asked to try to
determine if a review, eae of two or three typical Stations
within the DDO mi ive Mr. Snodgrass the insight into manpower allo-
cations that he is currently seeking. )
9. Comment. In net assessment terms one would have to conclude
that the 25 May meeting achieved the optimum that could be expected from
this kind of an encounter. On the one hand the attached briefing book which
was examined by Mr. Snodgrass was accepted by the latter as a first rate
product. For this the A gency gets high marks. On the other hand, the
Management by Objective system, because he can't see the documents,
leaves Mr. Snodgrass frustrated and irritated. This evokes acrimonious
complaints from Mr. Snodgrass with the end result being that the burden
for seeking a solution to a problem created by Mr. Snodgrass is placed on
the Agency. In short, we have ended up where we expected to be. Put
another way, there appears to be no prospect for. establishing the type of
dialogue with Mr. Sn ests of both parties.
e are i ij in an adversar lationship with him,
although it is incumbent on us to continue to minimize, to the extent that
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SAN JOSE AND ATTEMPT CONTACT BOSCH AT JARDINES DE CASCATAL AS IF
HE UNAWARE BOSCH ARREST, ALSO FOR COVER PURPOSES, BEFORE LEAVING
BUENOS AIRES, -AKSCARLET-3 WILL ATTEMPT ADVISE BOSEH OF HIS
(WKSCARLET#3'S) ARRIVAL IN SAN JOSE BY TELEPHONE CALL AND WILL
FOLLOW UP WITH TELEGRAM, WKSCARLET=3 CONSIDERS POTENTIAL RISK
TO HIM FROM CUBAN EXILES SUFFICIENTLY HIGH THAT HE MUST VISIT
BOSCH IN JAIL» IF LATTER HAS NOT BEEN RELEASED WHEN WKSCARLET~3
ARRIVES SAN JOSE ON ¢7 FEBRUARY,
2. WASCARLET#3 REPORTED HE WAS CALLED FROM MANAGUA EARLY
MORNING 23 FEBRUARY BUT WAS NOT AT HOTEL TO RECEIVE CALL wHICH HE
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Assassination Records Review Board
Final Determination Notification
AGENCY : HSCA
RECORD NUMBER : 180-10060-10489
RECORD SERIES : STAFF PAYROLL RECORDS
AGENCY FILE NUMBER :
December 8, 1995
Status of Document: Postponed in Part
Number of releases of previously postponed information: 9
Reason for Board Action: The Review Board's decision was premised on several factors
including: (a) the significant historical interest in the document in question; (b) the
absence of evidence that the release of the information would cause harm to the United
States or to any individual.
Number of Postponements: 3
Postponements: All the postponements in this document represent Social Security numbers.
Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because the public disclosure of the redaction could
reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, and that invasion of
privacy would be so substantial that it outweighs the public interest.
Substitute Language: SSN
Date of Next Review: 2017
Board Review Completed: 10/24/95
bio? hick under the John F. Rennedy Assassination Hecords Collection Act of T3494 [44 wry
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Chief of Station, WH/Miani
Chief, Western Heaisrhere Divisiea
Chief of Stetion, Caracas arora
© Ricardo MORALES Navarrete
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1. On approximately 5 March 1972, a Station asset, CIFENCE-b,
while acting in his ccver capacity had occasion to detain and question -
one Ricardo MORALES Navarrete, a Cuban resident. of Miami.
2. Morales N. told CIFENCE-4 that he, Morales, is employed by
LNERGO from whom he receives a salary of US$700 per month. Morales said
, that ‘he was er route’ to Colombia on a drug case at the time. During the
érsation Morales admitted to CIFENCE-4 having ‘been responsible for a”
ng in Florida. . 5 *
3. CIFENCE-4 reported to.the Station the above, as well as stating
that-Morales has an extremely poor reputation in the Cuban community, °
where he is prone to tell nearly anyone willing to listen of his affiliation
with LNERGO, with the inplication that his employer sanctions his
activities. -
4, Morales also told CIFENCE-4 that a Cuban (true name of CIGOAL-5)
vho works vith SIFA in Caracas is an agent of BKTRUST.
5. Attached is a copy of the reentry. permit of Morales, as well as
a clipping from the Miemi press relating to the killing which Morales
_ Silegedly ccnfesged to having commi: Stet
6: “the above is for the infornati. of Station wi/iiant and further
action as deemed appropriate. No coordination with LNERCO in Caracas has.
been. effected aie to security considerations involving CIFENCE-\,
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4. NAGELL THREATENED 10 HAVE HIMSELF ARRESTED BY SPANISH
.POLICE, OR DEFECT TO EAST GERMANY IF HE DOESN'T RECEIVE
ASSISTANCE FROM U.S. SOURCE. NAGELL CLAIMED THAT HE HAS LEFT.-
- “VERY £OMPROMISING" CLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS WITH SERTENDS ' re
JIN sw TZERLAND WHO WILL. FORWARD. THEM TO’. THE .“ APPROP eee z
RRER REPRESENTATIVES, ONE OF WHOM HE SAID iSCubWIs fae
HORE La dw HOM NAGELL CLAIMED IS DERSPIEGAL REPRESENTA anne
“RAN OF CAPTAIN. HE" ALLEGED THar HIS ARMY SERIAL WUMBER: “IS.
“92028346, THAT. HE WAS. DISCHARGED. FROM THE ARMY. ON. OCTOBER 29
1959, AND THAT. HE IS RECEIVING 100 PERCENT DISABILITY FROM ara eT
THE VETERANS ADMINISTRATION...
6. NAGELL EXPLAINED, IN-A RATHER ARTICULATE MANNER, THAT HE Had,
.BEEN ARRESTED BY. THE FBI. SHORTLY AFTER. PRESIDENT KENNEDY s-
ASSASSINATION IN.1963,° AND..THAT :HE: HAD BEEN. IMPRISONED,
UNJUSTLY IN HIS OPINION, IN THE FEDERAL -PENITENTIARY;
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS, UNTIL EARLY 1968 AT WHICH TIME HE HA
BEEN ACQUITTED AND RELEASED. HE SAID THAT. THE REASON -WHY ©
HE HAD BEEN ARRESTED IN THE FIRST PLACE WAS THAT HE HAD
WORKED: WITH LEE HARVEY OSWALD IN AN ASSIGNMENT WITH A "Ue Se
INTELLIGENCE AGENCY,
“IT WAS. A LONG "STORY, HE SAID, AND HE DID’ NOT WANT TO GIVE ME
ALL THE DETAILS, BUT INSTEAD WANTED TO ASSURE ME THAT HE HAD:
BEEN. IN THE “INTELLIGENCE GAME" FOR A LONG TIME. NAGELL iB
ALSO STATED THAT HE HAD BEEN HELD IN. THE FEDERAL’ PENITENTIARY
- “FOR SUCH A LONG PERIOD BECAUSE HE REFUSED TO REVEAL TO THE:. :
“FBI ANY INFORMATION. ABOUT..HIS INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES-~- ;
‘AND THAT FURTHERMORE HE WAS VISITED BY CIA AGENTS WHILE IN
PRISON WHO’ CAUTIONED HIM TO KEEP. HIS MOUTH SHUT ABOUT HIS:
TIES WITH OSWALD. fe
. Te REQUEST. COPY OF. OM FROM ZURICH-TO DEPARTMENT PERTAINING:
TO SUBJECT, AND-REQUEST CHECK OF APPROPRIATE SOURCES IN, NAME»
/OF SUBJECT. AND ADVISE .OF RESULTS. SOONEST. :
MCAULIFFE
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claim. When he résigned from tho Agency
final accounting and signed a Quit-Claim for all expenses.
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prose releases, for inetance, could bo accomliohed through
® Footdent coster of olther the Bracutive Conzittes or the
International Comittee,
&- “o think thst {8 need not cast more than $23,060 for
the next year to mintain the Congress organization, pay for
" edatatetration, treveling excontos, iccluding the salaries of
porvonsel, which vould nvsuze a Goneral Secrotary wno would mt
ean O°* agent. .(Thia latter emeept my not be alsolutaly
Receasary; tat If tot, then provision whould be mado for OFC
-contact sore other way.) In addition ty the $25,000, speci=
{fod abave, thera should be an allotovat of §80:000 for the :
holding of the noxt Congress; Another $26,000 shonld bo ‘
added for epectal surpuses largely connseted with publicity.:
‘The major part. of the exponcitures for the next’ yenr for
oction, printing, and disseaination of Congroce material
which could conceivably anount to.a9 much.as $250,000
.@ top figate, would be provided, it. 1a hoped, by PCA funds.
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h, The activitioa mentioel tn Part II of audsoct report
could very wall be handled andor the setuy onttincd avova {
with cortain exceptions which seom to bo teo broad in scope
to be justified at all.: .
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Mr. Goldsmith. It would have been his?
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I am talking now about the actual mechanics of the tap.
Mr. Shaw. I do not know. I never had anything do do
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what. they call the junction boxes. Thesewould be the boxes
out in the. street where lines came in to be fed into this
dan 7th STREET,
central -- I would rather suspect that the joint. operations
were mostly done at the central, since the Mexican government
simply could have issued orders, you will tap such and such a
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SEP 26 1975
—T
- 6: John A. Mintz, Assistant Director
Legal Gounsel Division
Federal Bureay of Investigation
F FROM: Hichael E, Shaheen, dr.
Special Counsel. for Intelligence
Coordination
SUBJECT: Senate Select Comittee Request
Attached for your attention and prompt response is another
letter of request from the Senate Select Comnittes.
You will note that the Committee aske that all requested
documents be declassified and readied for delivery by Uonday,
Septexber 29, 2975.
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Ask your favourite LLM who killed JFK
Parsing the JFK Assassination Records Release 2025 with OCR to extract text files that can be used for Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) in LLMs.
Download text_output.tar.gz (49 MB) from this dataset repository which are the text files extracts via OCR from the JFK pdf files.
Then download for example https://www.nomic.ai/gpt4all and use LocalDocs to import text_output into some high dimensional space and then chat with your favourite LLM model.
Computation time
OCR processing of text_ouput took about 1 days of computation time on my AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950X. Same for enhancing the PDFs with text layer, see optional step 5. Embedding the dataset into GPT4All-LocalDocs takes another day of computation time on the same CPU hardware, but shortens to less than half an hour on the RTX 3090.
Credits:
Source is from National Archives https://www.archives.gov/research/jfk/release-2025 All scripts below to scrape and extract text data created with vibe programming and help of ChatGPT 4-5
Steps to recreate the dataset:
- Retrieve first PDFs with jdk_scraper.sh All PDFs will be stored in directory jfk_documents
- Then install requirements with requirements.sh
- Parse retrieved PDFs to extract text with extracttextfrompdf.sh using tesseract. If the script hangs from some reason you can restart it several times. This script extract text only in directory text_output.
- Optional: if you want to enhance your PDFs so that they have a text layer and you can highlight text on the PDF, then launch also enhancepdf.sh. Script will use ocrmypdf to add the invisible text layer. Also this script can be relaunched, in case processing hangs the machine.
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