Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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Anime-201FBIS 39PANAMA CITY RADIO MIA NETWORK IN SPANISH 1100 22 MAY 64 P(TEXT) FIVE CUBAN EXILES, INCLUDING MANUEL ARTIME, ONE OF THE LEADERS OF THE ILL-FATED BAY OF PIGS INVASION, LAST NIGHT MADE CONNECTIONS AT TOCUMEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT FOR VENEZUELA. THE GROUP ARRIVED FROM SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, IN THE AFTERNOON AND LEFT AT 2015 HOURS ON PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS 'FLIGHT 513 FOR CARACAS, VIA MARACAIBO. BESIDES ARTIME, THE GROUP CONSISTED OF CESAR BARO, JESUS SANSI, NILO MESSEN, AND RAFAEL QUINTO QUINTERO. THE GROUP REMAINED AT THE AIRPORT WAITING FOR THE PLANE TO TAKE OFF.22 MAY 1206P FG/RH
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LEASSIFLE MISIAGETO : DIRECTCAFROM : MANAGLAACTION, 20/W11/51 3INFO, DOP, S/WH, VRROUTIN1231. 2. 3. INT SS SB108 PECS ARFOB ET3 LEG CACI ST BP EASECRET 221625ZDIR INR DESENSUAVE CITE MANA 4906RYB TYPIC AMWORLD YOBITEREF: DIR 22836*22 Mar 64 IN 88913ARTINE ISSUED 2-1 (IMMIGRANT) VISA OF 19 MAY 64 AT MANAGUA.GAVE ADDRESS AS 1270 N.E. 85TH STREET, MIAMI.SECRET* C/S CommENT: Re ReF LEAVES LUCLEAR WHETHER OR NOTAMBIDDY-1 ISSUED IMMIGRATION VISA PLS NAVISE.SECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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CLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRET|     | ROUTING || --- | ------- || 1   | 4!      || 2   | 5!      || 3   | 6!      |TO : DIRECTORFROM : Sir. JoseACTION: DE/WHISA 3INFO : DOP, C/WH, VRSECRET 2201452PRIORITY CARA PACY INFO DIR WAVE HANA CITE SJOS 6791RYBAT TYPIC YOBETE ANWORLDMANUEL ARTINE DEPARTED AFTERNOON 21 MAY VIA LACSA FOR PACY AND PROBABLY CARA. SOURCE: HUNAP-8. EVAL: C-2.DISSEN: NONE.SECRETSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED
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CRIG: 1.D.Heckster/bUNT: WH/SA/80/HHExt: 4215DATE: 21 May 64TO : MANAGUA JMWATEFROM: DIRECTORCONF: DO/WH/SA 3 AmbiddyINFO: DDP, C/WH, VRCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETSER FILE IN CS FILE NO. 19-124-27/3ROUTING21 May 51 462SIG CENOFFERREDROUTINETO : MANA INFO : WAVE CITE CAR : 22836DESERETIZEDTYPIC YOBITE ANWORLDREF: USARMA CX-28REP LEAVES UNCLEAR WHETHER OR NOT ANBIDOY-1 WAS ISSUEDIMMIGRATION VISA. PLEASE ADVICE.END OF MESSAGECABLE SEC: Please add C/WH to distribution.![signature of W. Hood]W HoodREMOND FITZGERALDO/WERELEASING OFFICER![signature of Bruce B. Cheever]BRUCE B. CHEEVERDC/W/CAAUTHENTICATING OFFICERCOORDINATING OFFICERSSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY DOCUMENTDATE: 19 MAY 1964CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIALSUBJECT: MANUEL ARTIME BUESA,ANTI-CASTRO CUBAN LEADER
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# Artime-20119 May 196MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Tad SzulcTelephonic Conversation1. Tad Szulc called the undersigned at home shortly before 2300 on 18 May 1964 from Miami, Florida. I began the conversation by telling Szulc that I had discussed the matter of a contact in the Miami area; and that it was our opinion that we could best collaborate with him from Washington inasmuch as it was only here that the full story is known. Szulc accepted this with the comment that he would naturally go along with our judgment in this matter. The essence of our general conversation follows:a. Szulc Meets with RAY in Caribbean.Toward the end of our conversation, Szulc interjected the statement, "Oh, I guess I had better tell you because you will read it in the paper in the morning, that I have just come from a meeting with RAY." Szulc gave the impression of being very satisfied with his trip and convinced that RAY was fully prepared for his venture. In answering a question that I had raised on 18 May, Szulc informed me that he was convinced that there was no serious dissension within the ranks of the JURE. It is my opinion that this is true, but that there are small frictions which are particularly inherent in Cuban organizations. I commented to Szulc that if he had just seen RAY, then in all likelihood RAY would not be in Cuba by the 20th. Szulc assured me that he would be in Cuba by the 20th. (Note: On 17 May I spoke with Regalio CLASEROS, who informed me that he would have an important message for me in two or three days. I have a premise from RAY and CISNEROSSECRET
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that we will be the first to know of KAY's arrival in Cuba. Szulc reiterated his basic theme that RAY's effort is the last hope to free Cuba. I told Szulc that I certainly felt that RAY's contribution is tremendously important. In this connection I observed that RAY's drawing power was obviously increasing for I had only recently received a query from rather conservative elements asking if it would be proper for them to speak with RAY's representatives, specifically Rogelio CISNEROS. I told Szulc that in keeping with our policy, I had said that RAY and his group appeared to represent a patriotic and dedicated group interested in the liberation of their country and in the restoration of a democratic government. I told the person calling me that it might be wise to speak to RAY's group now when the opportunity presents itself rather than to face the possibility of having to stand in line later. Szulc indicated that he knew of which group I was speaking and he undoubtedly would as Rogelio CISNEROS probably told him of the contact recently made by members of the Cattlemen's Association of Cuba.## b. Defection of Samuel RODILES.Szulc then asked me if I had heard of the defection of Samuel RODILES. I told him that I had not and that in all likelihood if such a thing had happened, I should know about it.## c. Blas ROCA Breaks with Castro.Szulc then told me that he had heard via Mexico that Blas ROCA had a falling out with Castro. I again had to tell Szulc that I did not know of any such development, but that I seriously questioned it as this made no sense at all and that Blas ROCA will not openly break with Fidel Castro unless ordered to do so by the Soviet Union. I told Szulc that Blas ROCA is too much of a fox to ever even consider such forthright action.SECRET
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4. Alert in Cuba.Szulc then informed me that the NEW YORK TIMES had heard via Richard Eder to the effect that the tightest and most general alert in the history of Cuba appeared to be in the making. Eder and all other correspondents have been restricted to Havana. When Eder attempted to make a trip to Pinar del Rio, he was denied this privilege. While discussing these matters with the NEW YORK TIMES by telephone, Eder was cut off and they have not heard from him since. This was presumably yesterday, 18 May.e. Szulc Asks about General Situation.Szulc was quite eager to hear something of the general situation in Cuba at this time. I told him that I believed the alert in Cuba was a result of the attack on the sugar mill some days ago and the mounting psychological pressure of RAY's publicized intent to return to Cuba. Szulc then added that in his opinion RAY's publicity was a good thing, particularly given that it was played in a basically moderate key. I agreed with Szulc on this. I then told Szulc that I had heard only a few hours earlier that there was a widespread rumor in Miami to the effect that a U-2 had been shot down over Cuba but that as far as I know, this was not true. Szulc then naturally asked me: "You would know if this had happened, wouldn't you? You would have heard this from the Defense Department." I answered that it certainly wouldn't be very long before we would know of such a thing, and therefore I did not believe there was any truth to this rumor.3. On 18 May I discussed with Henry Heckener the possibility of his releasing certain information regarding MWORLD which I might subsequently provide to Szulc. In light of this, Henry gave me some indication of the type of thing which he would like to see picked up by the press, the essence of which is an attempt to create a better pressSECRET
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# Image for AKTIKEImage for AKTIKE. In talking with Szulc, the subject of AKTIKE arose from time to time. Szulc mentioned that it had come to his attention that AKTIKE was in New York "with some babe or another" and nowhere near the scene of the strike. Szulc was also extremely critical of the press releases made by AKTINZ. I took this occasion to say that I had discussed the matter of AKTIKE with people who are much more familiar with his activities than I, given that they are in another geographical area, and that it was my impression that AKTIKE is not being given as much credit for his efforts as perhaps he should be and that it may well be that he has fairly solid plans which cannot be actually initiated until such a time as he has welded together the nucleus of a new organization under fire. Once experienced in their present activity, it could well be that AKTIKE could follow the RAY concept of developing resistance within. I told Szulc that I believed that the activities of AKTIKE and Kloy GUTIERREZ Menoyo could not but help RAY's program. Szulc's basic reaction to favorable statements regarding AKTIKE may be best described as a snort.Alfonso RodriguezWH/SA/SO/AR
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# ANWORLD Meeting in Washington, 19 May 1964SUBJECT: AMBIDDY-1's Relations with Adelaida Padron y Crus..1. ANJAVA-4 remarked that AMBIDDY-1 had not mentioned to anyone that BECKHOFF had talked with him about this affair. (Bee ANWORLD Meeting Memo 15-16 Feb 1964, Subject: Adelaida Padron y Cruz.)2. ВЕСКНОFF re-affirmed that the matter had been raised in compliance with his visbes that we let him know about any derogatory informabion on subject. He had been told "in slow English" that we in fact had information from several sources which testify to Subject's former intimate relations with Fulgencio Batista. BECKHOFF had drawn ANBIDDY-l's attention to the following alternatives:a. Rumors are true. AMBIDDY-1's decision is obvious.b. Rumors cannot be confirmed. How serious is the damage they cause to AMBIDDY-1s public position.3. AMBIDDY-1 had listened carefully, merely commenting that all this was "very interesting." He had not been pressed to make a decision. Specifically, BECKHOFF had told him that Subject vas reputed to have been the mistress of other pro-aizent Cuhans, besides Batista, and that AMBIDDY-1 could conceivably be blackmailed by JURE and the press, to mention only a few sources of threat presumed knowledgeable.4. AMBIDDT-1 had not been told that his affair with Ahjoot was liable to jeopardize AMWORLD. After all, he was an intelligont man who did not have to be told the ebvious, vis. that a press scandal would be serious indeed. DAIMOLD, water had consulted, had taken the position that AKBIDDY-1 should reach the necessary conclusions himself. Our position was that AlNBIDDY-1 could not run a political Lovement unless he could handle his personal affairs. The blackmail potential in thioaffair vas serious as far as KUBARK is concerned.5. ANJAVA-4 believes that the problem in relatione between AMBIDDY-1 and AMYUM-19 stems from the fact that the latter has discussed Subject with ANBIDDY-1. AMYUM-19 and
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ALJAVA-4's plans call for a threat to quit AMWORLD if ANBIDDY-1makes known his decision to marry Subject. In the same breath,ANJAVA-4 stated that he had not made his views knova to AMBIDDY-1."because then our position would be the way it is now withANTUM-19. You cannot put ANBIDDY-1 to the wall. He must beled to believe that it was he who made up his mind."6. In forecasting his and ANTUM-19's strategy, ANJAVA-4   stated the following:"ANTUM is not just ANBIDDY-1. It is all of us. Heis working for ANYUN and in that regard is answerable toall of us, because be is part of AMYUM. When we talitabout the Adelaida problem, we talk about a problemarising within the organization. AMBIDDY-1 knows thathe will have KUBARK's support which is meant for him notfor AMYUM. But in ANYUM we have to decide. Even thepeople in jail inside Cuba want to know if it is true thatAMBIDDY-1 has a mistress and believe that we are condoningthis. AMBIDDY-1 is not only answerable to use but to thepeople in jail. We, in turn, are responsible for ourinprisoned courades. As part of AMYUM I have to decideif I will fight or not. ANBIDDY-1 is clear on that."7. In stating our position, we made clear to ANJAVA-4   that marriage is not a deciding factor in determining our   course of action. An ensuing scandal might force our band.File:ANDIDDY-1PADRON 201COR, JMWAVEHenry D. HecksherWH/SA/BO/HE
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# SECRETAMWORLD Meeting in Washington, 19 May 1964SUBJECT: Delivery of DAINOLD's Letter1. ANJAVA-4 was handed a message, in AMBIDDY-1's code, conveying DAINOLD's congratulations upon the Pilon raid.2. The original message was read to ANJAVA-4.Henry D. RocksherWH/BA/SO/HHFile:KENON IIAMBIDDY-1 201Attachment:LetterSECRET![Stamp of exemption based on 5 U.S.C. 552(b)(3) and 45 F.R. 72711, Med Exemption 8-77 of 31 Oct. 1980](image)
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Report # DD-837, CE, 30 Apr 64 (cont.)FADKON to divorce her husband.Adelaida PADRON is about 26 years old and she is from Yaguajay, Las Villas province. She was a protégée of Fulgencio BATISTA Zaldivar since she was 14 years old. She married Kajor Roger ROJAS Lavernia and has two children, 5 and 6 years old. According to source, her youngest child is by BATISTA.Adelaida PADRON was also the mistress of Marcos PEREZ Jiménez, former President of Venezuela.In addition to being a very attractive woman, Adelaida PADRON is also very intelligent.According to source, on various occasions (did not specify dates) Adelaida PADRON has talked to BATISTA on the phone from Miami.SOURCE 3:P-96 had a conversation with Nazim ELIAS Thumas and told ELIAS that some days ago a Cuban exile lady who was from the City of Santa Clara, Las Villas province, had expressed herself in very bad terms and had criticized AMBIDDY while she was in the "Optica López" optical store. That the lady had said A-1 had abandoned his fiancée, who is a good girl, to live with another woman who had been married to Roger ROJAS Lavernia.After hearing this, ELIAS told P-35 it was true that A-1 was living with the ex-wife of ROJAS Lavernia.By the way in which ELIAS answered P-96, it can be understood that ELIAS knows said lady perfectly.During the conversation, ELIAS told 8-96 that when he had arrived in the U.s. Naval Base at San Juan, Puerto Rico, from ➔, base authorities were ⋯⋯⋯⋯. from him the authorization to تتنللن تتتsway this authorization and therefore 1nd ⋯⋯ to  toBOURCE 4Source reports that, before CASTRO seized power, Adelaida PADRON used to live in Cuba at Milan St. corner of Villoldo, Reparto Apolo, City of Havana That "big parties" were given in that house in which people: posed for pornographic pictures. Source assures that she saw pictures of these parties in Cuba and wee shocked by their immorality.
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RYBATDESENSITIZEDReport # DD-837, CE, 30 Apr 64 (cont.)According to source, Adelaida PADRON had a poor origin and her marriage to ROJAS Lavernia enabled her to enjoy parties, good food, clothes, etc.
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SECRET11 May 1964MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between Mike GEIDEL and Martin FerrerDATE : 8 May 1964 at 1030 hours1. The undersigned reminded Mike GEIDEL that it is essential that AMBIDDY-1 meet with "RODEMEYER" when the former returns to Miami.2. Mike stated that YERGO (MRR Dominican Republic delegate) had received a telephone call from President Reid or some other high official in the Dominican Republic which stated that President Reid would like to meet with AMBIDDY-1 on 12 May in the Dominican Republic. YERGO was also informed that they could have anything they wanted in the Dominican Republic.3. Martin next brought up the subject of the MID. It was GEIDEI's impression that this organization might be nothing more than a provocation. This opinion is also shared by JMWAVE. Mike commented that AMYUM-19 has met with members of this organization who for the most part are unwilling to return to Cuba. A-19 would like to test their mettle before negotiating with them any further. A-19 intends to give this organization some sabotage materials and see what happens.File:Dominican RepublicAMBIDDY-1-201Other ExileRaul J. HernandezWH/SA/SO/HHSECRETAbove conversation conducted in prearranged frequently changed privacy code
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KERAKSTELODI PLENDIDO VINDICA COSPLETANETIS FUERTELA COMPLARLA SE SALIENTE CAPACIDAD DE ORGANIZARBOYDEISSTO POLITICD TANKER PROVEER.O CON UN LIBERATO INSPIRATIOLA RAQUETEDTO CRA TOMANDO EN JOSEIDERACION LOS OBSTACLOPOSICION CVENCER TAREER LA FUERA DETAL QUE NO EQUINER MAGNIFICACION OSCAR ADORNO, WWW TRABAJOCONDIALMENTE E DOW ALPA.END OF MESSAGETRANSLATION: 8. DKAR DOW MANUEL: TOUR SPEREDED SCCCTRO FELLEVINDICATES CWU TROIT EN YOUR OUTSTANDINO ABILITY TO LANIES APOLITICAL BOVEVENT AND TO PROVIDE IT BITE INSPIRING LEADERERIP.DRERES OF TOM EDCCHAS CONSIDERING THE COSTACLES YOU HAVETO OVTROOWER AND THE STREGTE OF YOUR OPPOSITION 18 SOCH AS TO REBO BAGNIFICATION OF BROIDERY GOOD PORE. CORDIALLY TOURS, BOER
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Artime-201Acting Chief, Contact DivisionATTH: Support BranchChief, Miami Field Office19 May 1964ODH(S) 26606Recent Travels of Manuel ArtimeAS)3,903,073WH-1828Records of the US Immigration Service show that Manuel Artime has made numerous trips in and out of Miami between 5 and 13 May 64. INS records show the following:a. On 30 April Artime was issued an I-512 type visa good for travel to Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic. He departed from Miami on 3 May 64 for Managua, Nicaragua on Lanica Flight number 415. He returned to the US on 11 May 64. No flight information available on return trip.b. An I-512 was issued in his name on 3 May 64 good for travel to Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic. Artime left Miami on 11 May and returned on 12 May 64.c. Another I-512 was issued in his name on 11 May, and he left Miami on 13 May on Pan American flight number 503 for Managua. His INS file does not presently show evidence that he has returned to Miami from this trip. A reliable INS official has orally confirmed to us to this date that Artime has not in fact returned from his latest trip abroad.![photo of stamp that says Excluded from automatic declassification]CONFIDENTIAL
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SECRET15 May 1964MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1and Carl E. JenkinsDATE : 1800 hours, 12 May 19641. AMBIDDY-1 called to report that he had just   arrived in Miami and was on his way to a meeting with   Al Rodriguez at the Holiday Inn.2. I told him that some of our friends had   notified some activity that indicated mother and baby   might be up to something tonight. AMBIDDY-1 said he   didn't know anything about it but would check and let   us know. I asked him to try to confirm it so we could   help him if he wished us to.![Signature of Carl E. Jenkins]Carl E. JenkinsWH/SA/SO/HHFile:AMBIDDY-1 201ConversationsOp ZENON VIERA IISECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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11 May 1964MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and Martin FerrerDATE : 11 May 1964 at 09301. AMBIDDY-1 telephoned from the Miami airport to say that he would be leaving in two hours for the Dominican Republic to meet with President Reid on the morning of 12 May 1964.2. A-1 expects to meet with PETER C. KNITTEL and Tom Murphy at the Miami Airport this morning before A-l departs for Dominican Republic.3. A-1 vas advised that Mr. Alfredo RODEMEYER would like to meet with him at the Holiday Inn at Coral Gables upon A-l's return tomorrow. A-1 stated he would be at the Holiday Inn after 1800 on 12 May 1964. A-1 was assured this meeting had nothing to do with our operations and not to worry.4. A-1 has given the commo plans to A-19 who will give them to Nike GUERTLER (P) sometime this afternoon.5. Due to AMJAVA-4's late arrival in Nicaragua the entire schedule for the operation has been pushed back one day since the ship left one any late. A-l also mentioned there have been some minor changes in the land operation.6. Manolin Hernandez is now in Panama dealing with Mike Petrosky concerning the DC-3. A-4 apparently had a narrow escape on a Nicaraguan plane and A-1 appears determined to have his own plane in the air..
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27. According to Maagdenberg, the Dutch engineer, the ship is in fairly good condition and should require no more than five days in drydock. A-1 casually mentioned that the Dutchman had to be dissuaded from going on the operation itself.8. A-1 was reminded we must have a firm statement from him as to when the operation is to take place if we are to be of assistance to his organization during the critical period. A-1 stated he had promised to break the heads of the commo people aboard the ship if they fail to advise him as to when the Swift departs from the mothership.9. A-1 would probably leave for Nicaragua on Wednesday to be at the base in time for the operation.![signature of Raul J. Heng]Raul J. HernandezWH/SA/SO/HHFile:AMBIDDY-1 - 201JOANNEDominican RepublicOperation ZENON IIConversationsAbove conversation conductedprearranged frequentlychenged privacy codeSECRET![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]
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# DISPATCHChief of Station, JKWAVEDeputy Chief, WH/Special AffairsTYPBIC ANWORLD/ PADRON, Cruz Adelaida Matildaaka: ROJAS, Adelaida Matilda Padron de1. According to ANYUM-19 (DOI 4 May), AMBIDDY-1 once more is giving serious thought to contracting marriage with Subject.2. According to ANYUM-19, AMBIDDY-1 suffers pangs of conscience and has premonitions of hell. What he has in mind is a church wedding with all the trimmings. Since Subject's previous marriage was not solemnized by the Church, AMBIDDY-l's conscience appears unbothered.3. ANYUM-19 claims that AMBIDDY-1 brushes off allegations about Subject's alleged affair with Fulgencio Batista as mere calumny. He does not know whether AMBIDDY-1 has ever asked Subject to confirm or deny the rumor.4. The root of the trouble, as ANYUM-19 sees it, is that AMBIDDY-1 in the person of Subject is encountering a seasoned pro who plays with consummate skill upon his vanity and who exploits his naivete which is that of "a 14 year old." AMBIDDY-1, in fashioning personal relation-ships, is unable to make adjustments to the circumstance that, being a person of some importance, his personal affections are not always cultivated on purely unselfish grounds.5. ANYUM-18 claims that Subject's former husband, Roger Hermilio Rojas Lavernib, is attempting to blackmail AMBIDDY-1 and that some of AMBIDDY-1's seemingly closest associates may be harboring similar designs.6. BECKHOFF restated the position of KUBARK as one of non-intervention as long as matrimony is kept in abeyance. Conversely, marriage and any ensuing scandal would force us to re-assess our position and, in extremes, might force KUBARK to withdraw its backing of ANWORLD.7. ANYUM-19 expressed the view that AMBIDDY-1 would probably forego marriage if made aware of KUBARK' position as stated above. We rejoined that AMBIDDY-1, should he solicit our views (but not otherwise), would be told just that.8. GUERTLER is hereby authorized to state KUBARK's position along lines indicated in Para 6 if the occasion presents itself.END OF DISPATCHDistribution:1 - WH/SA/ESEC1 - WH/SA/SO/HH1- WH/SecurityA-1DATE 2-06743711 May 1964HQS FILE NUMBER10-124-27/3OFFICEWH/BA/SO/HH Henry HecksherEXT.4477DISPATCH
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# DISPATCHTO: Deputy Chief, WH/SAFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: KYBAT/TYPIC/ANWORLDTransmittal of AMOT Reports on ANWORLD ActivitiesACTION REQUIRED: NoneREFERENCE: NoneTransmitted herewith are two AMOT reports on ANWORLD activities which may be of interest to BECKHOFF.END OF DISPATCHAttachments:AMOT ReportsDD-831, DD-837One copy each, HerewithDistribution:3 - DC/WH/SA![GROUP 1 Excluded from automatic downgrading and declassification]201-267437DATE TYPED: 8 May 94DATE DISPATCHED: MAY 11 1994DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: TRGA-15845HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 19-194-37/3