Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO: Chief of Station, JHRAVEINFO: Chief, WF DivisionFROM: JHZIP/OperationalSUBJECT: (Jose Maria LASA Irrutibeascoa)ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES:AR: FYI1. During your recent TDY to Headquarters, you requested all available information regarding a young Cuban named (LASA) who talked to Identity 1.2. Identity 2 met with Jose Maria LASA Irrutibeascoa and Identity 1 on 2 October 1961. Identity 1, apparently, had been requested by Subject's uncle, a Cuban official in Switzerland, to meet with (LASA) who had recently departed from Cuba under a safe conduct agreement.3. During the conversation LASA talked about his uncle, an old school friend of Identity 1 and, also, Subject's father, a minor Cuban Government official also stationed in Switzerland. Both the uncle and father were in disagreement with the CASTRO Government and there was some indication that one or both were willing to defect. Although this point was touched only obliquely, Identity 2 gathered that Subject wanted to get his father into this country with some assurance of support. The question was not asked directly and no commitments were made or implied.4. After this relatively short talk in Identity 1's office, Subject and Identity 2 went into a conference room where he saw Identity 2 papers dealing with the organization and purpose of the DEN (which were already available) and said he would work with the students in the future. (LASA) also expressed a wish to go to Switzerland for the purpose of informing the International Red Cross group there of the inhumane treatment of Cuban political prisoners.5. In parting, Identity 2 had a distinct impression that Subject had not really accomplished the primary objective of his visit, and as he was returning to Miami, the foregoing was passed to Identity 3.6. For further information on Subject refer to WAVE-8368, 9 Oct 61; DIR-17475, 12 Oct 61; and DIR-23974, 14 Nov 61. Also, see copy of GAVA-1631 (Attachment 2).Distribution:2 - CCS, JHAVE, w/att. 1 (N.S.C.) andw/att. 2,RR/RID and para 6.DATE FILED: 29 Jan 1962DATE DISPATCHED: 2 FEB 1962DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UPOW-787HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 201-303133CLASSIFICATION: S-E-C-R-E-T
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992*SECRET*20 July 1962CK - 175Chief of Station, JMWAVEChief, Task Force WGYROSE/PWActivities of the DRE (Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil)1.  The source of the information contained in subsequent paragraphs is Jose Ricardo Rabel Ortega, A 12 821 451, Cuban national who is the oldest son of Jose Ricardo Rabel Hunez, the present national director of "Viviendas Campesinas" in Cuba. Source vas a Navy cadet at the Mariel Academy from February 1960 to November 1961. As part of the curriculum source spent two weeks in Minas del Frio, Oriente Province, during the latter part of 1960. From February to 12 July 1962, source vorked for Viviendas Campesinas as a general office clerk. He nay be reached at the following address: c/o Manuel Gomez, 539 NE 70th Street, Miami, Florida, USA.2.  Source gave the following information which is repeated verbatim herein."In a conversation on 13 July 1962 in Havana, my brother-in-law, Fernando Gomez ronseca, told me that the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (DRE) in Cuba had received 14 tons of arms and munitions to be used in the near future against the Communist regime of Cuba. He also told me that experts in the handling of explosives were entering Cuba for sabotage of bridges and railroads.My brother-in-law, Fernando Gomez Fonseca, is in charge of the DRE in Havana Province. I also know Laureano ("Lino") Pequeno (J) who is one of the most important DRE leaders in CubaIn the conversation, I learned also that the DRE is expecting another ship with arms and ammunition in the near future and a yacht which is now in a Lati. American country. The yacht is for use in activities against the Castro government.The activities against the Castro government to be carried out by the DRE are expected to start within e month or two months at the latest...Note: This information is confidential, and I want it to be kept in the greatest possible secrecy. I have spoken with no one else of this matter, which I consider very delicate. I want held in complete
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SECRETCK- 175 -2- 20 Jul 6208, 06reserve the name of my brother-in-law and that of Mr. Laureano ("Lino") Pequena.3. It is suggested that your Station may wish to establish contact with source for purposes of determining any operational potentialities that the source may have and/or to assess a possible breach of security.Neil T. PICKWORTHSECRET//BR
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# SECRETMICROFILMEDChief, Task Force AUG 1 1962Chief of Station,16 July 1962GYROSE/OperationalDHE/Guerrillas-Havana and Las VillasATTENTION REQUESTED: PM, KUTUBE all CIT: CUBA1. On 14 July 1962, Juan Rodriguez Jomolca, A 12 821 206, born 19 November 1934, Rancho Veloz, Les Villas, last address, Havana;   US address: c/o Jose Deetjen, 14746 East 57th Street, Apartment 3, Maywood, Los Angeles, California, telephone 581-5569, was interviewed.2. Source said he formerly belonged to the DRE, but after Playa Giron it disintegrated. Nevertheless, he said, he was able to keep in contact with a few DRE people who are in Havana. He said details on the DRE could be obtained from Manuel Salvat, but he did state that he belonged to the DRE group headed by a brother of Diaz Lanz. This brother is still in Havana. He said this group wants to engage in political assassination, and has repeatedly requested that pistols with silencers be sent from the United States.3. Source said that his cousin, Salvador Jomolca, is a guerrilla leader in Las Villas Province, more specifically operating between Matanzas and Corralillo. He said that his cousin is a Ileutenant about 30 years old. He has a small group, few arms, and very little ammunition. He is trying to get outside help but there is no method of communicating with him.4. Source said that Salvador Jomolca is married to a daughter of "Campito", the elder. (Comment: A previous source reported that there are two "Canpito"s, a father and his son. The son is the most reported upon guerrilla leader, the father apparently only accompanying the son.)Nelson L. RAYNOCKCS COPYSECRET
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# DISPATCHTo: Chief, Task Force WClassification: S-E-C-R-E-TFrom: Chief of Station, JMWAVESubject: Operational/GYROSE/KUCAGE/AMHINT. Debriefing of PBRUMEN Legal Travelers for PW AspectsAction: FYI and filesRef : WAVE 37481. On 15 May 1962, at about 1730 hours local, JMWAVE conducted a PW debriefing of the following legal travelers:a. Raquel LA VILLA Gonzalez, PDOB: 10 Jan 1940, Havana. Avenue 19 No. 3611 Marianao, Havana, Employed as clerk in Ministerio Comercio Exterior, Department of "Empresas y Alimentos", Foreign Exchange Section. Subject has been militant in the DRE since late 1900, working as a messenger and confidant for contacts in their legal apparat (not the clandestine net). Subject arrived in Miami on PAA Flight 422 on 15 May 1962.b. Cecilia LA VILLA Gonzalez, PDOB: 18 June 1943, Havana. Avenue 19 No. 3614 Marianao, Havana. Unemployed. Student. Subject is sister of a. above and has assisted her in a similar capacity.c. Miriam BARO Esteva, PDOB: 26 Oct 1937, Palma Soriano, Oriente Province, Calle 27 No. 906, Vedado, Havana. In Miami;Distribution:3 - C/TFWA: Miami, FLA C.T. CUBARE: PW debriefing of Subjects 1962Date Typed: 30 May 1962Date Dispatched: JUN 11 1962Dispatch Symbol and Number: UFGA-4211Headquarters File Number: 19-120-19/3
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CONTINUATION OFDISPATCH S-E-C-R-E-T UFGA-421110. Subjects also felt that propaganda should be directed more toward that sector of Cubans that are not fanatic Fidelistas or communists, and have not commited, themselves to the opposition movement for such reasons as indolence, lack of courage, or economic docibility: Raquel remarked that our propaganda seemed to be divided into two broad categories, one directed at or attacking the hard-core Fidelistas and the other for opposition movement consumption.11. Subject c above was debriefed for her report on reception of a FALCON broadcast in Havana on 1 May 1962. She stated that she was called by a friend at about 2100 hours on 1 May and told that the DRE Trinchera program was being broadcast over Channel 2 at that moment. Miriam turned on her TV and does not recall how high she had to turn up the volume, but to her recollection, not higher than normal. She heard very clearly, the monologue rebuttal of the CASTRO speech earlier that afternoon. She immediately called two of her friends and subsequently received calls from them and others on reception of the program. Her account of parts of the program and the times stated agree with WAVE' file copies of the program script.END OF DISPATCH
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# 104-10171-10044 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# DISPATCHTO: Chief, Task Force WCLASSIFICATION: SECRETFROM: Chief of Station, DMWAVESUBJECT: GYROST/Operational-Transmittal of CAC ReportsACTION REQUIRED:ACTION: For your informationTransmitted herewith are fourteen CKA reports and an index of same.END OF DISPATCHAttachments: (Herewith)14 CKA Reports, 1 ea.CKA Index, in duplicateDistribution:3 - TF/W, w/atts. (a/w)RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not ReproduceRemoved from Project Sulj fileCS Classification:: 19-120-19JOB #6-604/61Box: 11 Fold: 2CS FILE COPY![cross reference to]19-120-19DATE TYPED: 1 May 62DATE DISPATCHED: MAY 19-DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER: UFGA-3938/3HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER: 19-120-33CLASSIFICATION: SECRET![copy]
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SECRETAttachment to: UPGA-3939 dated 2 May 1962(Number assigned: Subject: Source)CKA 175: Office of the Secretary of the Presidency: A 12 903 368(SEE UFCA - 3930)CKA 176: Rescue at Sea: A 12 444 373(SEE UFCA - 3930/1)CKA 177: Clemente RODRIGUEZ Ramos: A 12 903 409(SEE UFCA - 3930/2)CKA 178: DRE/FOAC-Habana: A 12 903 419(SEE UFCA - 3930/3)CEA 179: Information on Bayamo, Oriente Province: A 12 903 404(SEE UFCA - 3930/4)CIA 180: UR/Habana to Guantanamo Navy Base: A 12 903 434(SEE UFCA - 3930/5)CKA 181: Legal Traveler: A 12 993 408(SEE UFCA - 3920/6)CKA 182: 39 November/Habana: A 12 903 426(SEE UFCA - 3930/7)CKA 183: Independent Operator/Miami to Matanzas: [Jesus Gregorio PEREZ](SKA UFGA - 3930/8)OKA 184: List of Cubans Entering the U.S. with False Visas: Nelson L. RAYNOCK(SER UPDA - 3930/9)CLA 186: OOA/Habana: A 12 903 501(SEE UFA - 3930/10)CKA 187: Organizacion Autentico-Rescata/Matanzas: A 12 903 514(SEZ UPGA - 3930/11)CKA 188: Beauty of Calabazar/Contact to Isle of Pines: A 18 803 509(SEE UFOA - 3930/12)CKA 194: List of Cubans Entering the U.S. with False Visas: Nelson L. RAYNOCK(SER UFOA - 3930/13)SECRET
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S-E-C-R-E-TSTA-17026 April 1962Chief, Task Foroc/WChief of Station, JMMAVEOperational/GYROSEDIE/FOAC-HabanaATTITION REQUESTED: KUCAGE1. On 24 April 1962, Ignacio Pla Fartinez, A-12903-10, born   10 December 1943, Habana; Miami address: 2015 SW 25th Street, vas   interteved.2. Source said that he was a member of the DRE" and the FUAC   in Habana. When asked what the FOAC is, he said that it is the   Federacion y Organización Anticomunista Cubana. Ile explained that   the DRE is trying to reorganize and that the FOAC, a large united   organization, is trying to help the DRE. The FOAC, he said, is   instructing the DRE in its reorganization.3. Source said that his DRE contact is Manuel Sonora, Jr,   living on Calle Milan number 330 entre Lourdes y Villolio, Arroyo   Apolo, Habera. He said that Somozasie in direct touch with an 06   FOAC coordinator and that his job is to organize student groups for   passive resistance activities. This includes, he said, propragana   work, distributing pamphlets and starting rumors.1. Source said that the identity of FOAC members is kept   quite secret, but he was aware that one Lazero fiernandez is an 06   FOAC leader in liebana. He knew no other details.![signature of Nelson L. Raylock]Telson L. RAYS-E-C-R-E-TRemoved iron o z. fileCS Classification: 19-12019JOB #66CC4/C1Box: //Folda 241BR
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DRE![signature of Lowe for DRE]UFGA-3797/02,(CKA-123) 12 Apr 62, 19-9-905One [Eduardo Tomas TORRES Ramos] said that the was (had been) Chief of Security for DRE in Sagua la Grande, and that for all practical purposes the resistance has been liquidadated in Sagua la Grande. As Chief of Security his job was to hide and exfiltrate people fleeing from Cuba which he said was the last remaining job that the resistance could do.NBR
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# DISPATCHTO: Acting Chief, WEINFO: Chief, Task Force WFROM: Chief of Station, MadridSUBJECT: Resistance Activity in CubaACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES: ACTION: FYIThe following information was provided by Francisco Luis Rodrigues Gonzales (CC-1169), a Cuban refugee who arrived in Spain in early August 1962 and had been active in the Revolutionary Student Directorate, an anti-Government resistance group, while in Cuba.a. Source has been opposed to the Castro regime ever since the defection of Diaz Lanz in May 1959, and was involved in sabotage activity with the Revolutionary Student Directorate. His immediate supervisor was Angel Fontanills known as "Charles" in clandestine circles. Alberto Muller, the leader of this group, arrived clandestinely in Cuba in October or November 1960 and began to organize the various groups of irectorate to bring about an insurrection in the Sieren Maestra area, in Oriente Frovince. These groups were mainly from the provinces of Las Villas and Havana, and received orders to unite with Muller who was already in the Sieyra Maestra. The men went there in small groups, and had the seminary in the Santuario del Cobre as their destination. Once in that spot, they received final instructions and military equipment. Source's group, which consisted of two carloads, entered the Sierra Maestra through Bayamo. Source was riding in the first car. When they arrived on the outskirts of Bayamo, source's car was stopped by the militia, but the car was allowed to pass without any check. A few minutes later they realized that they were being: followed and tried to escape. An alarm and shots went up, and they were finally captured and taken prisoner. The second car, which was following close behind them and was warned by the shots, was able to escape.b. The prisoners were taken first to G-2 Headquarters in Santiago de Cuba and later to the Boniato Prison, where they were interrogated by the G-2. There were two American prisoners there, and although source did not know their names, he said that they were from the Guantanamo Naval Base.c. Muller was taken prisoner a few days later (shortly after the ill-fated invasion of Playa Giron). No arms were taken from him when he was arrested. Had this insurrection been successful, about 1,000 men would have risen up.
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# CONTINUATION OF DISPATCH**CLASSIFICATION**SECRET**DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER**OSLA-14,272d. Of the buller group, which was called the "127", about 60 prisoners were taken, five of whom, including source, were set free. One of these was an infiltrator called Flores, whom no one trusted since they knew that he was not "one of the group." Another of these was Rolando Valdés D'Wolf who is now in prison in the Fortaleza de la Cabaña serving a nine-year sentence. He was captured trying to escape in a car belonging to a militiaman and wearing a militia uniform. He defended himself bravely, but received five bullet wounds which incapacitated him. The other two who were released were Eduardo Díaz Lanz and Jorge Cruz Peña, a sergeant in the Rebel Army who was with Castro in the Sierra. The latter had actually not been involved in the group. Source thought that he (source) and Díaz Lanz were released so that they might be followed and lead the Government to other groups and individuals in Havana who might be involved in resistance activity. Source had been in prison six months before being released, and one thing which he could not explain was that on the paper that he was given which indicated his release, no mention was made of any sentence or penalty.e. On several occasions, Muller had been subjected to false execution procedures, with the purpose of trying to make him talk, but he did not weaken. During the trial, "everyone remained firm," and zource was told that Muller was very bravo in his pronouncements against the Regime and, at every moment, abided by his principles. He presented a very brilliant self-defense..f. When source was in the Boniato prison, he shared a cell with a Captain Anibal Rodriguez, who belonged to the MRR. This officer, along with other rebel officers and soldiers, had staged an uprising in Imias, in Oriente Province. Later he was sentenced to death and shot.g. During his last days in Cuba, source avoided all revolutionary activity, since he wanted to leave Cuba more than anything else. However he knew that the various resistance groups worked hard, carrying out a great deal of independent sabotage activity, although there was not much coordination among the various movements. One movement which had a large membership, especially in Orienta Province, was the N-30-II. This group was planning to launch an insurrection in Pinar del Rio in January 1962, but they could not carry it out since the repression in the area was so great..h. Hans, a member of the Revolutionary Student Directorate, was recently taken prisoner, and it seemed that he was tortured a great deal and talked. As a result of this, a house in Wajay, in Havana Province, was seized and arms and gelatina were found. The owners of the house and other persons were arrested.Attachments Spanish report - 1Distributions:2 - AC/WE, w/att.2 - C/TFW![Signature of Helen B. Caporla]Helen B. CaporlaPCH
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992DATE : 27 JAN 61TO : BELLFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION : BELL 15INFO : COP, ADDP/A, WH 3, BELL S/CCLASSIFIED MESSAGESECRETYRD AddurMEXIROUTINGJAN 28 03522 61ROUTINEIN 3066PRITY BELL CITE MEXI 7200JMZIPREF BELL 0767 (cut 7/14)1. FIFTH PO BOX FOLLOWS: [ANTONIO GOMEZ DURAN, APARTADO 29976],MEXICO 18, D.F.2. TRYING OBTAIN THREE MORE PO BOXES 30 JAN 61. WILL ADVISE.END OF MESSAGEC/S COMMENT: "HQS URGENTLY NEEDS ACCOMMODATION ADDRESS MEXI AREA FOR USE S/W AGENTS BEING DISPATCHED CUBA PRIOR 1 FEB."RETURN TO CIABackground Use OnlyDo Not ReproduceSECRETREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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104-10171-10095 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992DATE: 26 JAN 61TO : BELLFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: BELL 15INFO : COP, ADDP/A, WH 3, BELL S/c.PRITY SELL CITE MEXI 7184JMZIPREF: SELL 2767(Our 718451. THREE ADDRESSES FOLLOW:A. ARMANDO B. SANCHEZ, EL CENTRO COMMERCIAL, PALMA Y DONCELES, MEXICO, D.F.B. BERTA A. MARTINEZ, CALLE RHIN NO. 64, MEXICO, D.F.C. ANTONIO BUSTO, APARTADO POSTAL 13758, MEXICO 1, D.F.2. WILL ADVISE REMAINING ADDRESSES SOONEST.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENT: *HQS: NEEDED ACCOMMODATION ADDRESSED MEXI AREA FOR USE S/W AGENTS.
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104-10171-10097 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992DATE : 61TO : BELLFROM : MEXICO CITYACTION: BELL 15INFO : CCP, ACDP/A, WH 3, BELL S/CCLASSIFIED MESSAGEJAN 26 06342 61PRIORITYIN 2830FRITY BELL CITE MEXI 7156RE: A BELL 2767 (OLT 7/54)- attachedE MEXI 7184(FOURTH ADDRESS FOLLOWS: AURELIO A. MARTINEZ, CALLE EDISON,NUMBERO 11, MEXICO 1, D.F.END OF MESSAGECS COMMENTS: *NO RECORD IN CABLE SECRETARIAT AS OF 0415, 26 JAN.**-OS NEEDED ACCOMMODATION ADDRESSES MEXI AREA FOR USE S/M AGENTS BEING DISPATCHED CUBA PRIOR 1 FEB.![logo of cia with text saying RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992![image]CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TROUTINGост 8 14062 60ROUTINEIN 24498MEXI 65021- (WARE ACTING)TO: DIRECTORFROM: MEXICO CITYACTION: WH 9INFO: DCI, D/DCI, DDP, COP, ADDP/A, S/C 2TO: DIRINFO: MASHJNNET1. PROBLEM OF ROBERTO DE VARONA BECOMING ACUTE AS INDICATED FOLLOWING PARA-   GRAPHS.2. ORRISON REPORTED INFO FROM LITAINT-5 29 SEPT 60 THAT VARONA RENTED AND FURNISHED INDEPENDENT OFFICE ON CALLE INDEPENDENCIA HANDLE AMHAWK AFFAIRS. L-5 SAID IMPOSSIBLE FOR ANYONE TO WORK WITH VARONA EVEN AMHAWK HIMSELF, WHICH IS WHY AMHAWK FUNDS HIM 2000 DOLLARS PER MONTH MEXT WITH THESE INDEPENDENT FUNDS LITTLE CAN BE DONE MEXI RESTRICT HIS INDEPENDENT REPRESENTATION AMHAWK ALTHOUGH THIS PLUS HIS REFUSAL ADHERE DEMARCATION WIPES WORK MEXI DELEGATES MAKES FOR CONTINUAL DISSENSION. RECOMM. NDS THICKER FRANK DISCUSSION AMHAWK THIS PROBLEM DETERMINE IF AMHAWK WILL AGREE SENDING ROBERTO EXTENDED LATIN AMERICAN TRIP WITH AMHAWK FUNDING AND LEAVING ROLANDO ROJAS MEXI AS HIS DELEGATE. STRONGLY FEEL CAN WELD MEXI DELEGATION INTO STRONG VEHICLE FOR IMPLEMENTATION AMCIGAR OBJECTIVES IF ROBERTO REMOVED IF HE REMAINS HERE, FEEL OVERALL EFFICIENCY MEXI DELEGATES WILL BE UNDERMINED BY DISSENSION.3. LITELL-1 HAS CONTINUALLY POINTED OUT PROBLEM OF VARONA BROTHERS AS EFFECTS MEXI DELEGATION. SAYS ROBERTO CONTINUALLY CUTS ACROSS LINES AND RUNS PRACTICALLY INDEPENDENT OPERATION.4. ON 28 SEPT 60 ROBERTO VARONA TOLD LIMASK THAT FRD BIG PLAN SHAPINGS-E-C-R-E-TREPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
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# CLASSIFIED MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-TDATETOFROMACTIONINFORE Filing (check one):No Cx Record, Value. Desirey.Hi file this cerry as sand catedBranch coty Cled asRA Judesington andMarkedNone requiredSignature:PAGE 2ROUTINGIN 24498 MEXI 6502TO INFO CITEPRINCIPALLY IN MIAMI INVOLVING 1500-2000 MEN INCLUDING ARTILLERY, PLANES,LANDING CRAFT TO TAKE PLACE IN NOV OR DEC. SAID AMHAWK TO TAKE PART IN INVASION.SAID IN MEXI THAT FRD RECRUITING SCREENING CUBANS FOR TRAINING IN CAMPS MEXI.USING MARIA ALFARO ALVARADO, NICARAGUAN, AND LIMASK SET UP BEGIN MILITARY TRAININGSMALL GROUP CUBANS MEXI. CAMP AT NINCA EL PENON OF TOLUCA ROAD PROPERTY OWNEDBY JOSE PUEBLA.5. ON 5 OCT SHYROCK AND GESTETNER DEBRIEFED MR. [WILLIAM FELDER], AMERICAN   BUSINESSMAN MEXI, RE CONTACTS WITH ROBERTO DE VARONA AND AMHAWK. ROBERTO TOLD [FELDER] AND [HUGH MONTAGUE,] APPARENTLY BRITISH FRIEND [FELDER], HE WANTED TRAINING BASE MEXI FOR CUBAN EXILES.6. ON 6 OCT COL JOSE MARIA REGO RUBIDO TOLD STATION CASE OFFICER AMHAWK HAD SENT HIM WORD VIA AMHAWK'S BROTHERS TO ASSEMBLE GROUP 75 OR MORE RECRUITS FOR TRAINING AND TO PREPARE LANDING PLAN FOR VICNITY SANTA CRUZ DEL SUR, INCLUDING TYPE NUMBER ARMS NECESSARY.7. STATION COULD [HAVE GOBERNACION AGENT] ADVISE ROBERTO TO LEAVE COUNTRY OR WOULD BE SUBJECT ARREST AND DEPORTATION.8, REQUEST HQS, MASH VIEWS.END OF MESSAGES-E-C-R-E-T![reproduction note]
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# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992MATERIAL PEVLENED AT CT HEADQUARTERS EYHOUSE SELECT COFITTEL ON ASSASSINATIONS STAFF MEIBERSFILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: International Rescue and Relief Committee[File no: A-00-55-64]Volume 3INCLUSIVE DATES:CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: DCD/FIO/PAOROOM: 913 Kev BidgDELETIONS, IF ANY:| DATE RECEIVED | DATE RETURNED | REVIUSED BY (PRINT NAME) | SIGNATURE OF REVIEWING OFFICIAΙ. || ------------- | ------------- | ------------------------ | -------------------------------- || 16 AUG 73     |               | BETH LICHENFELS          |                                  |NO DUCUMENTS MAY BE COPIED OR REMOVED FROM THIS FILE.