Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:William Harvey KIRKPATRICKDDPGen. Lansdale Mr. HalpernWalter Elder CHEEVERDCIDATES:11/14/62Nov. 21, 196210/30/68CATEGORIES:Special Group AugmentedOperation MongooseCubaOCCURRENCE: With regard to paragraph 2 of Lansdale's memorandum to SGA dated 14 Nov. 1962 Harvey states: "The statement that Operation Mongoose had had no information on this operation since early October was patently false. Specific references made to the pen ultimate paragraph and Lansdale's memorandum concerning a report for the CIA which he used as a basis for memorandum dated 31 Oct. 1962 to Oswald Kirkpatrick. This refers to a telephonic conversation on the evening of 30 Oct. 1962 between Lansdale and Cheever which is referred specifically in paragraph 2 on pages 7 and 8 of my reference memorandu. I have discussed this matter in detail with Cheever and clearly recollects that his conversation with Lansdale on that date took place as reflected in my reference memorandum. During this conversation there was no discussion of previous operations except a brief discussion of the COBRA and AMTORID teams and Lansdale did not ask, according to Cheever's recollection, any specific questions concerning assets inside or prior operations which would logically have led to the discussions at the time of the Matahambre operation."SOURCE:STAFF:Paul WallachMemorandum dated Nov. 21, 1962 (01151)FILE:DATE: July 1, 1975
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:HARVEY, WilliamChief, FI Staff, CIAQJWINDATES:27 June 1963CATEGORIES: TOP SECRETEXECUTIVE ACTIONOCCURRENCE:HARVEY writes a memorandum to the Chief, FI Staff, "stating that the original justification for employing QJWIN no longer existed."SOURCE:I.G. REPORT 1967, p. 41STAFF: BaronDATE: 28.6.75FILE:CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZED14-4-94
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZED14-4-94(1)(A)# TOP SECRETPERSONS/ENTITIES:KING, J. C.*IG REPORT* HARVEYEDWARDSBISSELLHALPERNDATES:May 23, 1967CATEGORIES:CASTROOCCURRENCE:The following sources of information were used in preparing the IG REPORT of 1967: (1) Files: Furnished for review by the Director of Security, the Deputy Director for Support, the General Counsel, the Legislative Counsel, the Chief of WH Division, and by Col. J. C. KING, former Chief of WH Division. Also, the Director of Central Reference furnished biographic files and intelligence publications. (2) Interviews: Desmond Fitzgerald, Sam Halpern, Bruce Cheever, J. C. King, Alfonso Rodriguez, J. D. Esterline, Edward Gunn, Howard Osborn, James O'Connell, Sidney Gottlieb, Sheffield Edwards, Richard Bissell, Lawrence Houston, Ray Treichler, John Warner, Nestor Sanchez, William Harvey, Cornelius Roosevelt, Robert Bannerman, Henry Bortner, Richard Ober.SOURCE: IG REPORT, 1967STAFF: BaronFILE:DATE: 7/2/75
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:HelmsHarvey, WmGunn, Dr. EdwardTreichler, RayDATES:5/25/67CATEGORIES:CASTROThe memorandum of April 25, 1967 which introduces the IG's Report on assassination plotting in relation to FIDEL CASTRO indicates that the only written records which served as a basis for the IG Report were: Notes of William Harvey; Records of Dr. Edward Gunn (Office of Medical Services; and, brief records of Ray Treichler (of TSD). Some operational files were also used.For the most part, the Inspector General's office relied upon information given to us orally by people who's memories are fogged by time. [^1]"We interviewed everyone whom we could identify as likely to be knowledgeable, with the exceptions of MR. DULLES and GENERAL CABELL." [^2]A complete list of the interviewees is attached to the IG Report at Tab A. "If there are significant innaccuracies in the Report they are most likely to occur in faulty ordering of the sequence of events." [^2].SOURCE:IG Report/1967FILE:STAFF:BaronDATE:[^1]: [^2]:
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:Edwards GomezKing HolcombBannerman O'ConnellDATES:11/62CATEGORIES:CastroOCCURRENCE:O'Connell testified that when EDWARDS was on leave, once, KING spoke to Robert BANNERMAN (Who was not witting of Castro project) and O'Connell had to tell BANNERMAN that B. was not "privy" to project. O'Connell was embarassed. (Tr. 36, 99-100). No one but KING, not Gomez or Holcombe, knew (100)SOURCE:Testimony of James P. O'Connell, 5/30/75FILE:STAFF:John BaylyDATE: 6/30/75
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:HOUSTONDATES:'50-'60'60'sassunt ouedotiCATEGORIES:CastroOCCURRENCE:Houston testified that he cannot remember that his legal advice as to notcontinuing a project was ever rejected by CIA, (47) although Houstonrecalls vetoing two propositions: cone to train personnel for foreignclection work by traiming in domestic political parties; and two tomonitor long-distance telephone calls from Latin America to Canada andto New York (47-7).SOURCE:Testimony of Lawrence Houston, 6/2/75FILE:![BOK CLA]STAFF:John BaylyDATE:6/30/75
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:BUNDY COL. KINGKILPATRICKMCCONEHUGHESDATES:June 20,1963CATEGORIES:DUVALIER*Special group*OCCURRENCE:On June 20, 1963the Special Group approved a CIA paper dated June 1970 regarding political action in Halta.) (The substance of the paper is not expressed). "Mr. MCCONE said he has some reservations about the quality of any possible replacements for DUVAIHTER but agreed that it is necessary to take some action in order to prevent Haiti eventually going very far to the left. Colonel KING... said that in his opinion, we have no feasible alternatives to cooperate with BOSCH in attempting to unseat DUVALIDER....SOURCE:Minutesof Special Group meeting June 20, 1963FILE:STAFF:DATE: Kelley6/28/75
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZED14-4-94(1)(A)PERSONS/ENTITIES:| MCCONE   | FITZGERALD | HUGHES      || -------- | ---------- | ----------- || BUNDY    | PAPICH     | BOSCH, JOSE || JESSUP   | RFK        |             || STEAKLEY | JMWAVE     |             || JMWAVE   | VANCE      |             |CATEGORIES:| DATES:  |          || ------- | -------- || 8/19/64 | SGA      || 7/30/64 | MONGOOSE || 6/10/64 | CASTRO   |TOP SECRETOCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64,"It was 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 involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000.--JOSE MARIO PEPIN Bosa, Preso of Bacardi Rum would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:IG REPORT 1967DATE:Baron, 7/1/75
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# TOP SECRETPERSONS/ENTITIES:MCCONE FITZGERALD HUGHESBUNDY OPAPICH BOSCH, JOSEJESSUP RFKSTEAKLEY JMWAVEJMWAVE VANCEDATES:8/19/647/30/646/10/64CATEGORIES:SGAMONGOOSECASTROOCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64, "It was 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 disseminated 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 appeared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000.  BOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rom would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. goverment also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE: Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:DATE:
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:MCCONE FITZGERALD HUGHESBUNDY PAPICH BOSCH, JOSEJESSUP RFKSTEAKLEY JMWAVEJMWAVE VANCEDATES:8/19/647/30/646/10/64CATEGORIES:SGAMONGOOSECASTRO> TOP SECRETOCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64,"It was 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 disseminated 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 appeared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000. JOSE MARIO PEPIN BOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rum would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE: Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:IG REPORT 1967STAFFDATE:Baron, 7/1/75
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:William Harvey KirkpatrickDDPGen. Lansdale Mr. HalpernWalter Elder CHEEVERDCIDATES:11/14/62Nov. 21, 196210/30'63CATEGORIES:Special Group AugmentedOperation MongooseCubaOCCURRENCE: With regard to paragraph 2 of Lansdale's memorandum to SGA dated 14 Nov.1962 Harvey states: "The statement that Operation Mongoose had had no information onthis operation since early October was patently false. Specific references made to thepen ultimate paragraph and Lansdale's memorandum concerning a report for the CIA which heused as a basis for memorandum dated 31 Oct. 1962 to Oswald Kirkpatrick. This refers toa telephonic conversation on the evening of 30 Oct. 1962 between Lansdale and Cheeverwhich is referred specifically in paragraph 2 on pages 7 and 8 of my reference memorandu.I have discussed this matter in detail with Cheever and clearly recollects that hisconversation with Lansdale on that date took place as reflected in my reference memorandum.During this conversation there was no discussion of previous operations except a briefdiscussion of the COBRA and AMTORID teams and Lansdale did not ask, according to Cheever'srecollection, any specific questions concerning assets inside or prior operations whichSOURCE: would logically have led to the discussions at the time STAFF:of the Matahambre operation."Memorandum dated Nov. 21, 1962 (01151)FILE:Paul WallachDATE: July 1, 1975
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# JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEMIDENTIFICATION FORMAGENCY INFORMATIONAGENCY: SSCIARECORD NUMBER : 157-10011-10007RECORDS SERIES :AGENCY FILE NUMBER :DOCUMENT INFORMATIONORIGINATOR: SSCIAFROM :TO :[R][R]TITLE :INDEX CARDS[R]DATE: 06/00/75PAGES: 192SUBJECTS:OPERATION MONGOOSECASTRO[R][R]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENTCLASSIFICATION : TRESTRICTIONS: REFERREDCURRENT STATUS: PDATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/29/93OPENING CRITERIA :COMMENTS:Box 139, Book 3 of 3, Index Cards, June/July 1975Date: 08/15/92Page: 1[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
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PERSONS/ENTITIES:SPECIAL GROUP-AUGMENTED, MONGOOSE,Lansdale, TAYLOR, JOHNSON, GIL-PATRICK, MCCONE, RFK, LEMNITZER,ROIG RUSK, KOHLER, (HURWITCH)DATES:June 20, 1962July 31, 1962June-12, 1962May-17, 1962CATEGORIES:Special Group AugmentedMONGOOSEJune 22, 1962OCCURRENCE: Due to reports of popular unrest, political strife, and economic disruptions inside Cuba, it was suggested that the Special Group Augmented consider the value of having an SNIE on Cuba made in the immediate future. The CIA has agreed as a matter of priority to reach a stage in the interrogation of Pedro Roig where he can be surfaced to make public changes of Cuban Communist operations against Latin American nations. For operational effectiveness, the CIA has selected a new area in Cuba for its initial radio broadcasts from a submarine for "Voice of Cuba." The Navy states that the new area is feasible and State has concurred in the theme and content of the broadcast. They will take place around the end of the month. No proposals for actions by the Department of State have been submitted since the appointment of State's special representative, Mr. Hurwitch. They are expected on June 22, 1962.SOURCE: Memorandum for the Special Group AugmentedFrom Lansdale re: Progress, Operation MONGOOSE, 20 June 1962 (00397-00398)FILE:STAFF:di GenovaDATE: July 1, 1975
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZED# PERSONS/ENTITIES:SPECIAL GROUP AUGMENTED, MONGOOSE,Lansdale, TAYLOR, JOHNSON, GIL-PATRICK, MCCONE, RFK, LEMNITZER,ROIG RUSK, KOHLER, CHURWITCH# DATES:June 20, 1962July 31, 1962June 12, 1962May 17, 1962# CATEGORIES:Special Group AugmentedMONGOOSEJune 22, 1962# OCCURRENCE:Due to reports of popular unrest, political strife, and economic disruptions inside Cuba, it was suggested that the Special Group Augmented consider the value of having an SNIE on Cuba made in the immediate future. The CIA has agreed as a matter of priority to reach a stage in the interrogation of Pedro Roig where he can be surfaced to make public charges of Cuban Communist operations against Latin American nations. For operational effectiveness, the CIA has selected a new area in Cuba for its initial radio broadcasts from a submarine for "Voice of Cuba." The Navy states that the new area is feasible and State has concurred in the theme and content of the broadcast. They will-take-place-around the end of the month. No proposals for actions by the Department of State have been submitted since the appointment of State's special representative, Mr. Hurwitch. They are expected on June 22, 1962.# SOURCE:Memorandum for the Special Group Augmentedfrom Lansdale re: Progress, Operation MONGOOSE, 20 June 1962(00397-00398)# FILE:# STAFF:di Genova# DATE:July 1, 1975
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT as sanitized.62 8 FEB 94.1(A)TOP SECRETPERSONS/ENTITIES:KING, J. C. HARVEYIG REPORT EDWARDSBISSELLHALPERNDATES:May 23, 1967CATEGORIES:CASTROOCCURRENCE:The following sources of information were used in preparing the IG REPORT of 1967: (1) Files: Furnished for review by the Director of Security, the Deputy Director for Support, the General Counsel, the Legislative Counsel, the Chief of WH Division, and by Col. J. C. KING, former Chief of WH Division. Also, the Director of Central Reference furnished biographic files and intelligence publications. (2) Interviews: Desmond Fitzgerald, Sam Halpern, Bruce Cheever, J. C. King, Alfonso Rodriguez, J. D. Esterline, Edward Gunn, Howard Osborn, James O'Connell, Sidney Gottlieb, Sheffield Edwards, Richard Bissell, Lawrence Houston, Ray Treichler, John Warner, Nestor Sanchez, William Harvey, Cornelius Roosevelt, Robert Bannerman, Henry Bortner, Richard Ober.SOURCE: IG REPORT, 1967FILE:TOP SECRETSTAFF: BaronDATE: 7/2/75
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT as sanitized.sf. 8 Fet 94:1(A)PERSONS/ENTITIES:MCCONE FITZGERALD HUGHES DATES: CATEGORIES:BUNDY OPAPICH BOSCH, JOSE 8/19/64 SGAJESSUP RFK 7/30/64 MONGOOSESTEAKLEY JMWAVE 6/10/64 CASTROJMWAVE VANCE![TOP SECRET]OCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64, "It was agreedthat MR. FITZGERALD would contact SAM PAPICHof the FBI in regard to the earlier reportof an alleged plot with Mafia overtones to assassinate Castro and which the AG agreedto handle as a matter of law enforcement." (116)" The reference is clearly to a 6/10/64memorandum 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 proposalfor the assassination of Castro that was made to prominent Cuban exiles. The Mafia app-eared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000. JOSE MARIO PEPINBOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rum would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief ofStation, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. goverment also contribute. This was rejected.The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from Mecone to Bundy, 8/19/64,reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothingcame of the plot."(117)FILE:STAFFDATE: Baron, 7/1/75IG REPORT 1967
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZEDPERSONS/ENTITIES:MCCONE FITZGERALD HUGHESBUNDY PAPICH BOSCH JOSEJESSUP RFKSTEAKLEY JMWAVEJMWAVE VANCEDATES:8/19/647/30/646/10/64CATEGORIES:SGAMONGOOSECASTROTOP SECRETOCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64,"It was 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 disseminated 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 appeared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000.--JOSE MARIO PEPINBOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rum would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. goverment also contribute. This was rejected.The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE: Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:IG REPORT 1967DATE:Baron. 7/1/75
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZEDof 8 febt-941(A)PERSONS/ENTITIES:MCCONE FITZGERALD HUGHES DATES: CATEGORIES:BUNDY OPAPICH BOSCH, JOSE 8/19/64 SGAJESSUP RFK 7/30/64 MONGOOSESTEAKLEY JMWAVE 6/10/64 CASTROJMWAVE VANCE> [Figure: "TOP SECRET" stamp.]OCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64,"It was 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 disseminated 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 appeared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000.--JOSE MARIO PEPIN. BOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rum would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected.The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE: Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from Mccone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:DATE:IG REPORT 1967 Baron, 7/1/75
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CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TODECLASSIFICATION AND/ORRELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENTAS SANITIZED61 8 FEB 941(A)NW 50955 DocId:32203775 Page 8PERSONS/ENTITIES:| MCCONE   | FITZGERALD || -------- | ---------- || BUNDY    | PAPICH     || JESSUP   | RFK        || STEAKLEY | JMWAVE     || JMWAVE   | VANCE      |DATES:| HUGHES        | 8/19/64  || BOSCH, JOSE   | 7/30/64  ||               | 6/10/64  |CATEGORIES:| SGA      || -------- || MONGOOSE || CASTRO   |![Top Secret Stamp]OCCURRENCE: According to the minutes of the 303 Committee on 7/30/64, "It was 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 disseminated 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 appeared to be involved in the scheme." The asking price was $150,000,JOSE MARIO PEPIN. BOSCH, Preso of Bacardi Rom would contribute $50,000. BOSCH approached the Chief of Station, JMWAVE, and suggested the U.S. government also contribute. This was rejected. The record indicates CIA's only involvement was to report information of its existence."SOURCE Last record of incident found by IG Rept. is memo from McCone to Bundy, 8/19/64, reporting the results of FBI intvws with the alleged participants. "Obviously nothing came of the plot."(117)FILE:IG REPORT 1967DATE:Baron, 7/1/75