Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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de elementos capacitados para iniciar una ofensiva propagandística de defensa. El tema del nuevo contrato del (Canal) será uno de los temas más corrientes de la campaña de agitación. Los muchachos nuestros becados, tienen instrucciones de observar e informar al respecto.13-En Venezuela el anti-norteamericanismo se hace cada vez más patente en las esferas gubernamentales. Parece ser que Paz Galarraga es el centro de esta actitud hostil. Parece ser que en conversaciones privadas ha llegado a llamar al dinero de la Alianza para el Progreso: "el dinero maldito". Parece ser que tiene una gran influencia sobre Leoni y posiblemente sea el próximo candidato del Gobierno a la Presidencia de la República. Se habla insistentemente de que si "El Partido Copey" sigue ganando campo, el Gobierno soltará a Perez Jiménez para que aspire y divida la oposición restando votos al Copey.Cada vez hay más militares en estado de descontento.14-Suplico se me dé el nuevo teléfono de vuestra Oficina, ya que al llamar al que yo conocía, me sale un "record" que me dice que el teléfono no está en uso, creándome una dificultad si tengo que notificar algo urgente e importante.(Con un abrazo de su amigo:![signature of Ignacio]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETMEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Bernard BARKER's Contract19 April 19741. Mr. Hudson of Finance Division called this date concerning his search for a copy of Bernard BARKER's signed contract with the Agency. He is unable to locate it. Mr. Hudson has talked with Jan in Contract Personnel Office and asked that I check with her re same.2. I called Jan on X 9179 and asked that she request any information on Bernard BARKER available at Headquarters of in Archives either under his name or his pseudonym Spencer O. Tertiling. She is to make a request on r priority basis. Any available information should be provided to this office by 22 April 1974.![signature of Chris Hopkins]Chris HopkinsWH/COO/OS201-31665SECRET
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SECRET19 April 1974MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Limited Release from Secrecy Agreement--Bernard L. Barker and Eugenio R. Martinez1. In preparing the letter of 18 April 1974 (copy attached) from the General Counsel to Daniel E. Schultz in response to Mr. Schultz's letter of 9 April, I obtained from Ms. Chris Hopkins, WH/COG (x-1325), copies of (1) a secrecy agreement (in Spanish) by Eugenio Rolando Martinez dated 3 April 1965, (2) an unexecuted contract (an executed copý cannot be located) between the U.S. Government and Mr. Spencer O. Terteling (Bernard L. Barker) and (3) a termination secrecy oath signed by Bernard L. Barker dated 12 August 1966. Copies of those documents are attached.2. After discussing the matter with Mr. David Phillips, C/WH Division, I prepared the 18 April letter adding the second sentence of the first paragraph at the request of Mr. Joe Skura, AC/WH/CCG (x-1948). After completing the letter, I coordinated it on 15 April 1974 with Mr. Skura and agreed to send him a copy of the final.3. On 18 April I met with Mr. Schults. I questioned him as to his intentions regarding the information he was seeking as, in the Agency's view, clearly there is no connection between the Agency's association with Messrs. Darker and Martinen and the subject case. Mr. Schults-explained that he, as the lawyer repre- senting thom, foeie obligated to know what they did for the Agency In order that he can make the determination ne to whether it is golevant to the current trial--currently scheduled for 17 June. He mentioned that to daty both Mosers, Barker and Martinos had bean completely unwilling to discuss any aspect of their dutlua with the Agency. Thay had been reluctant to oven acknowladgaSECRET
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SECRE!their association with the Agency. I explained the Agency's seriousreservations concerning the possibility of compromise of agents andoperations that are still in being. I explained that the Agency con-tinues to have associations with some of the individuals with whomMessrs. Barker and Martinez had contact during their Agencyassociation. Mr. Schultz seemed to appreciate this problem. Thus,in order to attempt to protect those individuals, I explained that theAgency is currently not in a position to give Messrs. Barker andMartinez blanket authorization to identify individuals with whom theyhad contact during their Agency association. Mr. Schultz readilyacknowledged those conditions.4. I mentioned to Mr. Schultz that if, as a result of the   discussions that are now being authorized, Mr. Schultz believes   that certain individuals need to be identified he can make such a   narrow request to the Agency at that time. I made no guarantee   that we would approve such a request, only that we would consider   it in view of (1) the rationale that Mr. Schultz would offer as to his   needs, (2) the possibility of publication, (3) the damage to current   operations, and (4) the precedent in terms of weakening the confi-   dence of current and potential Agency relationships.J. EDWIN DIETELAssistant General Counselcc: IGOLCD/SecurityAC/WH/COGSECRET
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# JRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENWASHINGTON, D.C. 2050518 April 1974Daniel E. Schultz, Esq.Schultz & Overby1990 M Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036Dear Mr. Schultz:Re: Defendants Bernard L. Barker and EugenioR. Martinez, in the case of United States v.Ehrlichman, et al., Criminal No. 74-116, J.S.District Court for the District of ColumbiaIn response to your letter to me of 9 April, this letter will serve to authorize Messrs. Barker and Martinez, pursuant to their security agreements with this Agency, to discuss with you their employment with this Agency. This authorization does not include, however, the identification of individuals with which Messrs. Barker and Martinez had association or contact in conjunction with their duties for this Agency.You recognize that during those conversations some information may be revealed that is classified. As a result, it is herein agreed that you will not reveal any inforination concerning the employ-ment by this Agency of either Mr. Barker or Mr. Martinez without the prior written approval of the Central Intelligence Agency. I appreciate your cooperation in this matter and acknowledgment of the terms of this agreement.Sincerely,John 8. WarnerOeneral CounselACKNOWLEDOEL,Daniel E. BehulteDATEcc: The Honorable Lann Jaworski
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SECRET18 April 1974MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Request from OGC for Signed Copy of BernardBARKER'S Contract1. On 18 April 1974 Mr. Dietl of OGC asked if I had been able to locate a signed copy of Bernard Barker's contract which we were unable to locate a few days ago. The answer was no. I took advantage of Pete Palmer's presence at Hqs. on TDY to ascertain whether a signed copy of BARKER's contract could possibly/at Station WH/Miami. Pete said with certainty there was no signed copy at Station WH/Miami since much of the material at the Station had been destroyed. Also, since BARKER was terminated in mid-1966, the Station file should have been transferred to Hqs. back then.2. I passed the foregoing informaton to Mr. Dietl who simply asked that I double check with WH/Contracts and the Contract Personnel Division for same which I promised to do and advise.![signature]Chris HopkinsWHD Task ForceWatergate
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SECRET15 April 1974MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORDSUBJECT: Information in re Watergate Passed to Mr. Dietl of OLC1. On 15 April 1974 I gave to Mr. Dietl of OLC the following documents which he requested:a. Copy of AMSNAP-3's Secrecy Agreement dated 3 April 1965, which I translated for him verbally oat the desk.b. Copy of Termination Secrecy Oathlby Bernard Barker dated 12 August 1966. Also a Gemral Release signed by Barker 12 August 1986.Chris HopkinsWH/CO/G/JS201-251669201-269937
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UNCLASSIFIED INTERNALUSE GULY CONFIDENTIAL SECRETROUTING AND RECORD SHEETSUBJECT: (Optional)Bernard Baker/Helms' StatementFROM:De JusDTO: (Officer designation, room number, and building)DDODATE11 March 1974COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom to whom. Draw a line across column after each comment.)We went through Barker's 201 again plus all other material provided to the 7th floor on Their Canada.Could not find any statements which could conceivably serve as a source for Mr. Helms' testimony in question.A copy of this is also being lent to Scott Breckenridge,Dus coa Breckenridge IGFORM610 SECRET CONFIDENTIAL INTERNALUNCLASSIFIED
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11 March 1974SUBJECT: Bernard Barker1.  POA granted 16 April 1959. Terminated amicably. 31 July 1966. Review of Barker's file does not reveal that he had any association with gambling interests. Mr. Helms might have confused Barker with Frank Sturgis who allegedly had Mafia connections. Please note Mr. Sturgis was never associated in any manner with this Agency.2.  Miss Christine Hopkins has discussed Mr. Helms' testimony, which appeared in the "Washington Post" on 11 March 1974, with Mr. Fred Evans, Office of Security, Mr. Scott Breckenridge, Inspector General's Office, and Mr. Lyle Miller, Office of Legislative Counsel. Mr. Sturbitts received a call from Mr. Miller early on 11 March 1974 and referred Mr. Miller to Miss Hopkins who subsequently talked to him.SECRET
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1407 Arist Breckunridge Co.XS521 X-1407Bernard Barker - over week end Feb 73lest. released- Kelus said Barker bformid 60's because of "criminal connections"details of Barker's termination withle when he terminated amicably atmiceBarker showed last mite say hemildly indignant re "TelemundAssociations"
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# SCRJE T## CONTACT REPORTCASE OFFICER: Norris Z. GERYENOLPROJECT : AMABDUCTAGENT : AMSNAP-3NARRATIVE :TIME:DATE: '11 March 1971PLACE:FUNDS PASSED: Nope RECPT RCVD:1. AMSNAP-3 reported on 11 March 1971 that the charges, of sale of narcotics levied on Jorge ALONSO, the son of Guillermo ALONSO Pujol (AMECRU-1), were dropped (no exact date given). Jorge was arrested 21 June along with forty others and charged with being a top figure in the heroin and cocaine distribution racket.2. AMSNAP-3 stated that he had talked with a friend of his, Ray BARKER, on the morning of 11 March. BARKER told him that he had spoken to Attorney Miguel SUAREZ. SUAREZ is a law partner of Fernando FREIRE. FREIRE told SUAREZ that Jorge ALONSO had been released because all charges stemming from the 21 June arrest were dropped by the authorities. Therefore, there will be no trial.3. CO Comment: It is a sad day when justices can be bought by the likes of ALONSO. The little man loses again because if he were charged with an offense 1/10th the magnitude of Jorge ALONSO's, he would be behind bars for a long time, and to make it worse, Jogo ALONSO can, nov. Ro back ruining lives.
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SECRET10 April 1970MEMORANDUM FOR: Director of PersonnelATTENTION : Mr. Paul WilsonSUBJECT : Bernard L. Barker1. Reference is made to our discussions regarding the letter written to this Agency by Mrs. Edwin T. Moffett in regard to her son's marriage to Subject's daughter.2. As discussed with you, Mrs. Moffett was telephonically contacted and was advised that the Agency could not give her any information regarding Subject's possible employment with the Agency. Mrs. Moffett understood this and did not attempt to argue the point. Mrs. Moffett also was advised that her fears regarding the possible kidnaping of her daughter-in-law were not based on any known incident.3. Mrs. Moffett was also advised that she should contact her daughter-in-law and son in order to get more Information regarding the daughter-in-law's background. Mrs. Moffett said that she had only met the daughter-in-law for a brief time and was not able to ask all the necessary questions.SECRET
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SECRET4. Mrs. Moffett was satisfied with our call and there was no indication that she would pursue this further with any government agency or Congressman.Steven L. KuhnAssistant Deputy Director of Securityfor Personnel SecuritySECRET
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In response to your letter of March 10, we wish to advise we are unable to provide you with any information concerning employment of Mr. Bernard L. Barker.With regard to your concern for the safety of your daughter-in-law, we are unaware of any cases of a former resident being kidnapped and returned to Cuba. Furthermore, since it is assumed Mrs. Moffett is a U. S. citizen, such a possibility seem appears rather too remote to warrant justify the apprehension expressed by her family.
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PERSONNEL DEFT."C.I.A.WASHINGTON.D.C.I CONTACTED THE FBI AND THEY SAID I SHOULD WRITE YOU FOR THIS INFORMATION.HAS BERNARD L. BARKER OF HAVANA, CUBA, CHICAGO AND MIAMI,FLORIDA 5229 N.M4th St.) EVER BEEN IN THE EMFLOY OF THEC.I.A IN THE ABOVE PLACES?OUR SON MARRIED HIS DAUGHTER (MARIAELENA) IN CALIFORNIA ANDWE KNOW NOTHING OF BACKGROUND....ONLY WHAT SHE TOLD US.IF YOU CAN CONFIRMANY OF THE ABOVE OR GIVE US ANY INFORMATIONON HER FAMILY, I WOULD AFPRECIATE IT. MARIAELENA SAID SHE CAMETO THIS COUNTRY AT AGE 13 TEN YEARS AGO.IS SHE IN ANY DANGER OF BEING KIDNAPFED BACK TO CUBA ASSHE AND HER FAMILY BELIEVE COULD HAPPEN?SINCE SHE SAID HER FATHER HAD BEEN WITH THE C.I.A, I FELTTHIS WAS THE FIRST PLACE TO START TO FIND OUT ABCUT HER.THANK YOU FOR ANYTHING YOU CAN DO FOR ME.SINCERELY YOURS,![signature]MRS EDWIN T. MOFFETT2931 CANTER STRELTBETHLEHEM, PA.10017MARCH 10,1970P.B. I'M CONCERNED OVER MARIAELEN'S LARGE COLLECTION OFPRICELEOS JEWELD. SHE TOLD UA TREX WARE BHUGGLED ANTOTHE U.B.A. OF (OUT OF OUBA) WHICH ONLY REACHAD HAREBECAUSE THE BALANCE WARE BTOLAN..(PROW THEM)I UNDERSTAND THIS WILL BE CORE LRTELY CONFIDENTIAL,AM ICORRECT?
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NDI![diagram of the organizational structure of Barker-Herrera-Bimenez-Collazo with arrows indicating direction of authority]SRY11/5/67RJ
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FORM G - 325 A (11-1-66)UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICImmigration and Naturalization ServiceBIOGRAPHICINFORMATION(FAMILY NAME)Barker(FIRST NAME)Clara(MIDDLE NAME)ElenaMALEFEMALEBIRTHDATE -MO-DAY-YR NATIONALITY8-12-1917 CubanFORM APPROVEDBUDGET BUREAU NO. 43-1436ALIEN REGISTRATION NO(IF ANY)A12 418081ALL OTHER NAMES USEDnoneSOCIAL SECURITY NO.(IF ANY)262-68-6012OTHER NAMES USEDNOI1570067 Havana, CubaCITY & COUNTRY OF BIRTHCITY & COUNTRY OF BIRTH DATE OF MARRIAGE PLACE OF MARRIAGEYes / Barker 83 Bernard 3-17-17-Haven.Cuba 7-6-45 Hav.CubaFORMER SPOUSES NONE, SO STATE)201-2516897 (husband)FAMILY NAME (FOR WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME)FIRST NAME BIRTHDATE DATE AND PLACE OF MARRIAGE DATE AND PLACE OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGEHerrera Alberto march 1935, N.1. 1936 or 37, Cuba.FATHERJimenez Amado Cuba deceasedMOTHER (MAIDEN NAME)Collazo America -2-24-1895,Hav.Cuba Augusia, Ga.0.8.A.FAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE, CITY AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH (IF KNOWN) CITY AND COUNTRY OF RESIDENCERESIDENCE LAST FIVE YEARS. LIST PRESENT ADDRESS FIRST.STREET AND NUMBER CITY PROVINCE OR STATE COUNTRY FROM: MONTH YEAR TO: MONTH YEAR2532 Wioummerdale, Chicago, Illinois U.S.A. 15 Oct. 1966 PRESENT TIME4400 NW 5 st. Miami Florida U.S.A. 4 July 1962 30 6ept,1966420 NW 45 Ave Miami Florida U.S.A. 2 3opt. 10 3 July 1962CHIEMPLOYMENT LAST FIVE YEARS, LIP NONG, SO STATE) LIST PRESENT EMPLOYMENT FIRST.FULL NAME AND ALDORFER OF EMPLOYER OCCUPATION FROM MONTH YEARTO ΜΑΝΤΗ YEARHousewite Aug. 1954 PRESENT TIMEPatharply Co.3709 MW 7 88.Miami. Fla. Buyer Ring 1956 Aug. 1959W.C.Murphy Co.3709 MW 7 88.,Miami. Fla. Saleslady Aug. 1958 Aug. 1959Before this date housewife.LADY FORMION AEGIDINGE OF MONE THAN ONE YEAR (IF NOT SHOWN ABOVE):LAST OCCUPATION ABROAD (IF NOT SHOWN ABOVE):CITY COUNTRY FROM TOKavana Cuba 10 10CITY COUNTRY FROM TONATURALIZATION ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS OTHER SPECIF Rosidence 10 MAY 130/18-16-66PEMALTIDS: ODVERS PRHALTI AND PROVINED BY LAWFOR RNCIWINGLY AND WILL PIJLLY PALBIPTINGOR CONCEALING A MAPEMAL PAGP.TAMASTORE OF APPR
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# BIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION**FORM G-325 A REV 1-1-67****UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Immigration and Naturalization Service**(FAMILY NAME)BARKERALL OTHER NAMES USEDWONG OTHER(FIRST NAME) (MIDDLE NAME)BERNARD LEON☑ MALE □ FEMALEBIRTHDATE (MO-DAY-YR.) NATIONALITY3-17-1917 CUBANCITY AND COUNTRY OF BIRTHHAVANA CUBAFORM APPROVED BUDGET BUREAU NO. 43-R436482-PALIEN REGISTRATION NO. (IF ANY)A 10 144 090SOCIAL SECURITY NO. (IF ANY)213-07-0844FATHERFAMILY NAME FIRST NAME DATE, CITY AND COUNTRY OF BIRTH (IF KNOWN) CITY AND COUNTRY OF RESIDENCEBARKER BERNARD 1-2-1890, COLUMBIA TENN. U.S.A (DEC)MOTHER (MAIDEN NAME)TERRYSPOUSE (IF MARRIED, SO STATE) FAMILY NAME (FOR WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME)FERNANDEZFIRST NAME BIRTHDATE CITY & COUNTRY OF BIRTH DATE OF MARRIAGE PLACE OF MARRIAGEALICIA CIENFUEGOS CUBA (DECEASA)FIRST NAME BIRTHDATE DATE & PLACE OF MARRIAGE DATE AND PLACE OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGECLARA 8-12-1917 HAVANA CUBA 4/4/1945 HANANA CUBAFORMER SPOUSES (IF NONE, SO STATE)FAMILY NAME (FOR WIFE, GIVE MAIDEN NAME) FIRST NAME BIRTHDATE DATE & PLACE OF MARRIAGE DATE AND PLACE OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGENONE201-251689APPLICANT'S RESIDENCE LAST FIVE YEARS. LIST PRESENT ADDRESS| STREET AND NUMBER  | CITY    | PROVINCE OR STATE | COUNTRY | FROM MONTH | YEAR | TO MONTH     | YEAR || ------------------ | ------- | ----------------- | ------- | ---------- | ---- | ------------ | ---- || 9370 N.W 20 ST     | MIAMI   | FLA               | U.S.A   | 3-2        | 67   | PRESENT TIME |      || 2552 W. SUMMERDALE | CHICAGO | ILL               | U.S.A   | 6-1        | 66   | 2-N          | 67   || 4400 N.W 5 ST      | MIAMI   | FLA               | U.S.A   | 7-1        | 63   | 6-1          | 66   || 420 N.W 44 AVE     | MIAMI   | FLA               | U.S.A   | 7-1        | 61   | 7-1          | 69   |BARKER BERNARD L. (17-3-17)APPLICANT'S EMPLOYMENT LAST THREE YEARS. (IF NONE, SO STATE) NATURE OF WORK BEGIN EMPLOYMENT FIRST.| FULL NAME AND ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER        | OCCUPATION        | FROM MONTH | YEAR | TO MONTH     | YEAR || ---------------------------------------- | ----------------- | ---------- | ---- | ------------ | ---- || SELF EMPLOYED                            | TRANSLATOR        | 3-1-67     |      | PRESENT TIME |      || THE RAUAND CORPORATION 2402 W. NORTH AVE | ASS. TECH. WRITER | 7-15-66    |      | 2-15-67      |      || SELF EMPLOYED                            | TRANSLATOR        | 1-12-60    |      | 7-15-66      |      |LAST RESIDED CONTINUOUSLY IN THE U.S. SINCE (MONTH, DAY, YEAR)LAST OCCUPATION ABROAD (IF NOT SHOWN ABOVE) TIP NOT EMPLOYED, WHAT DID/DO YOU DOLAST ENTRY INTO THE U.S. (DATE)PLACE1-1959 1-1960HAVANA CUBA 7 1946 HAVANA CUBACITY COUNTRY YEARCITY COUNTRY YEAR□ NATURALIZATION □ ADJUSTMENT OF STATUS □ OTHER (SPECIFY):2-8-19678 MAR 1967
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGEINDEX: YES NOCLASSIFY TO FILE NO 201-251689 TOTAL COPIES 2 [CIATTER-1]REF TO FILE NOFILE RID SECRET REPRODUCTION PROHIBITEDDESTROYFROMIM WAVEACTIONWH/C8INFOVR. FILE DOP, CI/OASECRET 1522352DIR CITE WAVE 9534TYPICREF UFGW 4928REQUEST AMCLATTER/1 POA BE EXTENDED THROUGH 1 APR 65. POUCHINGPRQ PART II.SECRETCFN![photo of the word SECRET.]201-25168915 AUG 65RI COPY RI COPY
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# DISPATCHTO: Deputy Chief, WH/SAFROM: Chief of Station, JMWAVESUBJECT: Operational/TYPIC AMCLATTER/1 Progress Report for February 1965Action Required: None, For Your Information.## 1. OPERATIONAL CHRONOLOGYA. During the period under review [AMCLATTER/1] was transferred from the PW Branch to the CI Branch for future handling. Subject's files were turned over to CI on 27 January 1965 and he was informed by his PW case officer of his proposed transfer at a meeting on 2 February. A subsequent meeting was scheduled for 8 February with [AMCLATTER/1] and the PW case officer at which time the latter introduced him to the CI case officer. Subject appeared to be pleased with this turn of events expressing the wish that he could be put to more frequent use and be given a heavier work load. He said that he enjoyed his 2½ year association with his previous case officer but looked forward to getting into a new line of activity, preferably some type of PM activity or investigative work which he claims to enjoy as a result of his previous police experience in Cuba. Subject was told by the CI case officer that his duties would remain essentially the same as they had been and that he should continue his coverage of exile activities with emphasis on any rumors of impending exile raids on Cuba.B. On 18 February Subject was introduced to [AMBLINK/1] and was told that [AMBLINK/1] would keep in daily touch with him either by telephone or by personal meeting. Subject and [AMBLINK/1] know one another from the time when they both were working in Cuba and bothDistribution:WB = DO/WH/BA![CS Cord]DATE TYPED: 4 March 65DATE DISPATCHED: MAR 9 1965
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCHSECRETseem pleased with the current arrangement whereby they will be in contact with one another. In addition to this daily contact, meetings are held with Subject and AMBLINK/1 about once a week by the CI case officer to discuss Subject's reporting, as well as any difficulties he may have encountered or guidance he may need. For all practical purposes, however, AMCLATTER/1 is being handled by AMBLINK/1. Subject knows nothing about AMBLINK/1's other operational duties and contacts, and the latter has been instructed to limit his discussions with AMCLATTER/1 to any mutual business at hand. AMCLATTER/1 knows AMBLINK/1 by true name (which he knew in Cuba) and has his home telephone number. During the absence of AMBLINK/1 from the area the CI case officer will meet directly with Subject.## II. PRODUCTIONSubject provided a number of useful reports during the period under review mainly concerned with proposed MIRR bombing missions over Cuba and details concerning the ransacking of AMBIDDY/1's house. The following disseminations were made as a result of Subject's production:A. UFG 6635 (WAVE 7900; 3 February 1965) from Frank Fiorini: Alleged abortive Air Raid over Cuba by the MIRR.B. WAVE 8261 (Rybat; 13 February 1965): Ransacking of AMBIDDY/1's house.C. UFG-6710 (WAVE 8326; 16 February 1965) from Frank Fiorini: Planned Air Strike Against Havana by the MIRR.D. WAVE 8419 (Rybat; 17 February 1965): Additional information on Ransacking of AMBIDDY/1's House.E. UFG-6727 (WAVE 8394; 17 February 1965) from Frank Fiorini: Decision of Orlanda Bosch Avila to Use Cuban Pilot on MIRR's Air Strike of Havana.F. WAVE 8521 (Rybat; 20 February 1965): Additional information on Ransacking of AMBIDDY/1's House.G. UTG-8747 (WAVE 8618; 23 February 1968) from Frank Fiorini and Bill Johnson: Insistence of Orlanda Bosch Avila that the MIRR Bomb Havana.## III. FINANCESSubject was paid his February salary in the amount of 8433.77. (This amount is arrived at after withholding his income tax from $500.)## IV. FUTURE PLANSAMBLINK/1 will continue to contact Subject on a daily basis either by telephone or by personal meetings and will see that Subject's reports are promptly relayed to the CI case officer. Subject has been instructed to continue his coverage of exile activities in the area with emphasis on prompt reporting of any impending exile raids on Cuba. Subject will also continue to report in writing any conversations that he has with Cuban exiles who appear of operational interest and will explore his wide array of contacts for any information that may lead to the identification of Cuban intelligence agents operating in the area. In this connection Subject is currently exploring a lead involving two Cuban mulatto women who allegedly have hit the bolita numbers frequently (six or seven times) and for large sums of money. Subject, who has a theory that Fidel Castro may be using the bolita racket to fund agents in the U.S., is trying to learn the identities of the two mulattoes. He