Francesco/who-killed-jfk huggingface dataset:
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3SECRET[making a contact with PopovLangelle was detained by the KGBand was questioned for two and ahalf hours. The RGB attemptedto recruit him and then releasedRimgad The State Departmentfiled a formal protest, but fangellewas forced to bave the Soviet Unionwithin three days.Langalle first became awareof Lee Harvey Oswald when he heardin conversation that a former Marinehad contacted the American consularoffice in Moscow to renounce hiscitizenship. He later heard thatthis individual Rad changed hismind and was returning to theUnited States. He does not recallthe details of these conversations,but he believes they took placein the United States. 11112583Langelle characterized Oswald'sdefection as a consular case to behandled by consular officers ratherthan an intelligence case whichinvolving intelligence officers, whowere shorthanded in Moscow at thattime. He stated that the fewintelligence officers in Moscow at thattime were involved in specificoperations, and did not handle performgeneral intelligence functions Nestated that Oswald, when he returnedHe also stated that the intelligence officers at the Embassy did not use the consular officers for intelligence purpose
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4 and that there were no CIA people in the consular section.SECRETleft the Soviet Union, was the responsibility of the State Department, the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and the FBI.When Langelle left Moscow in 1959, Winters was the senior CIA officer there. (Mahoney) and Leberman were still there, and (Washenko) may still have been there. Langalle's replacement as Embassy Security Officer was John Abidian who was not with the CIA. Abidian was latered replaced by Hugh Montgomery, who replaced Winter's as the successor as senior CIA officer. Montgomery was later replaced by Paul Farther, who became the first officially designated Chief of Station in Moscow. Other CIA officers in Moscow circa 1962 included (Rodney Carlson) Bill Warbley, and possibly John D. Nemingway.Military intelligence personnel in Moscow included Paul Adams (Army) attache (Navy) and Hoffman.At Headquarters, the chief of the Soviet Russia Division was John Mawry, followed by Howard Osborne and then David E. Murphy.SECRET111125844/PJ
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SECRETWhen Longelle returned to the United States, la continued working for the State Department. He resumed [his] CIA duties on a partetime basis in 1961 [He dealt with communications between Washington and Moscow.] In September 1961 le resumed [his] CIA duties on a full-time basis at Headquarters. He worked mainly in the Soviet Russia Division, External Operations, Africa and Europe. Now present at present he is still with the CIA [and is still 32 paid by the State Department] but he plans to retire soon.11112585SECRET
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# Sangelle"Russell August LangelisSECRETGenzmar5-4-7810-7-22(495-18-8808)m 3 ch. SR Div (SR9) language, operational, t mil.experience, reliab., stabil.CIA Sept 50 - word-disgruntled 24Nov. 55 resigned from agency - sed. Off- crack buildingVienna [cos window (fishl.inter in memo from director status + amb. orally)for at all rights & benefits moscow - Dec. 57when returnsHecht Co. (Dulles) sept 59called 15 knewState (SR9 - internal op people all buried.Mar. 1956 gnos. component not a station& couple ofVienna officers in [first COS Paul Garbler]Sept. 56 DrorsionSE John MaurySR9 (Joe Bulick) 03Cl. of Ops Quentin Johnsonorge Resefeller (sp.) ResevalterJack RinclyFrank LevyTed PollingJack RindocniOune Sworbuck) 03Ed Galloway 03 11112586Reporto + RequirementsLeonard Me LoyCOS Pierre de filivreDOS - Office of security[stepla not aware]Moscow [5 to 5 officers inside4 outsideSECRET5/al
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JangelleSECRETGonzman5-4-78George P.Inside Winters, (Mahoney) (Denats) 03 03Steve Washenko (Econ. Officer) 03,32Outside Glan Leberman [teacher] 243 or 4 students - orientationrather than operationsLeft in 59 John Abidian (State dc. Officertook over stateAbidianreplacedby Hughresponsibilities) sort of seniorMontgomery(integrated) 32 CIA George P. Winters32 -Econ Offsenior Washenko (agrid) off.officer (Mahoney)03 + Lebermanmaybe still therePNG agency operationpenetration on GRtl-mil. intell.Pyta Popov. agent1a was case off.case compromisedgot approval from thrush.to kidnap - as steppedtried to recruit off a busreleased after 2½ hrs.said they would get in touchState protestedPNG 11112587Back to les worked for state Jan 60handled state Dept dutiesagency functionsResumed CIA parttime '61, Communications to mosDept, '61 Hq at full time basis.SECRET8/7
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sangelleL'AngeliSECRETGonzman5-4-78(Penkovsky)cut-out-Brit. wifeSR9 Sept.61-62[moved back] to CIAon full-time basis Sept.61(Dec. 58 - Sept. 59)[Mahony GSA officer]Communicat. - Move to HQSR9 Jack MauryWinters remainedCHOin conversations a consular officer said Marinerenounced citizenshipwalk-insconsular off. would bring it to your attention[George Wieswalper Jim Berlin, handled Popow] whilein E. Berlin & Viennahandled Penkoskymaybe RosenboUsed State communications[one pad encrypting]SECRET11112588VPN
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SangelleL'angele4SECRETGenzman5-4-78[no CIA people in consular section.mil. intell. Paul Adams Nav.Ted Hoffman Arm.MunsonMunson Nav.Dulacki Mar.would have been contactedKorengold - no contactsJohnson - asked for interview after his PNGMosby - no contactsGoldberg - didn't know[Davison - doesn't know if agencynot involved in Penk to his knowledge.][dip. personnel could not be used for intel. without prior approval from state.]Provocations[Harmstone]11112589Naval aviatorAtsugi - 53-55SECRET
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LangelleAngeliSECRETGonzman5-4-7862 Hugh Montgomery (senior)(John D. Hemingway) (?)Paul Garbler (cos; replaced Montgomery)(Rodney Carlson) 03Bill StansellyNo common source register with mil. & Moscow63-SR, Chief of External Ops.Africa & Cur.(Still paid by State)32FSR 4 in MoscowG513 - MoscowDavid E. Murphy - Chief of SR Dir. @ 64-65COS in Berlin duringPopov operation whileL'a in MoscowThen Mauryfollowed by Howard Osborne'' Murphy11112530SECRET3/1
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He believed that the military intelligence people at the Embassy would have beer contacted about Cowald's defection. The military intelligence personnel included Paul Hoffman (Navy), Dulachi (Marines), Paul Adams (Navy), Munson (Navy) and Ted Hoffman (Army). Langelle did not know Alexis Davison (Navy) was an intelligence officers whether he was involved in the Penkowsky case whether.With regard to American journalists in Moscow, Langelle had no contacts with R. G. Korengold or Alene Mosby, did not know A. I. Goldberg, and was contacted by Priscilla Johnson after her expulsion for an interview after he was declared persona non grata.
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SECRETres.61 [Eugene 03 (Maroney) - Rt. 1 [Berkeley30-61 - 11.64 Garbler- Vienna Springs, W.V. 1503 DruidHill Ct. 2218017Feb62 - 20ap.63 Osborne-Mc Lean356-4650 Montgomery[First COS]26 June 62-14 Dec. [Rodney Carlson]11 Jul 63, 31 Aug 65 [Edward Gotchel] HQannual leave til May22.11 Jan 63, 18 Jan. 64 [Jerry Prehm] HQ 2 p.m.May 12C/SR John Maury1 Dec 54-29 Jul 62 3704 Farr Ave,Fairfax30 Jul 62 - 15 Sept. 63 Howard J. OsborneAlty John Rebeilus948-6727David C. Murphy1537 Forest16 Sept 63 - 10 Mar Villa Lane, Mclean68 356-952311112592SECR 7KIN
[180-10143-10243.pdf — page 0]
# 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992# SECRETPriscilla Johnson MacMillan3-9-78CI/OA 102798 (cold file C-70300)Case Officer Alex. Mikhalevsky, Div. SR/2/F1DOB 19 July 28, Feeba Lane, Loast Volley L.I. John Berry, /SR/2POA request 5 May 58PRQ Part 1aka Mary Post18 April 58 Redskin uncrispRutube proposal24 ap 58 Proceeding with recruitment for28 ap 58 Request for Investigation & ApprovalRedskin tracks sinformant.SR/2 will have primary responsibility of handling agent.6 May 58 Subject unaware of CIA interest5/6/58 Expedite FBI check6/5/58 Use: Legal travelerND approval requestMemo on Tros22 June 58 name discrepancies10 April Request cable braces 11112623RedskinByrnes presently in touch20 May 58 Memo@ advise Central Cover Branch/9 May 58 Non-Official Cover... when subject has been activatedRedwood Redskin3 may 5 Suby has agreed "Embassy"briefing prior departure (to 54).Believe after careful briefing suby could act as spotterand might contact approp fows of interest Redark.Also letter mailing.SECRET
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MacMullanCI/OA17 June 58 Cancel POA6 June 5811 July 60 Redokin7 Jul 60 Suby ref well known to FOB andFeb.61 previously contacted by Oswald-Feb.64 D. Probey in PBPRIME.Re Yulev- GreenmenMemoSR has a CSA +is in contact withCase officer - Gary Cortif SR/CA201 in SR contains several recentcontact reports.201-no mention of Oswald's nạnh3 Mar 64 Memo interview with LHO4 Mar 64 Casual contact, cleaned, used by SR/CA..10 Mar64 Mamo re LHO2 Dec 65 MemoSuggest official notice beplaced in 201 files now held inSR, that there is another201 folderar CI/OA.9 Dec 6511112624
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Priscilla Johnson MacmillanR. Genzman201-102798Personality File RequestMemo -name tracerBiog. Data- source Don Lacrumore (Nov.56(?)- she would be good at approaches, and source thinks she would cooperate with us.- interview ended with securitylecture by Mr. J.re contact29 Nov. 56 Memo from Alexander SogolowAy 16,58 Cable- Headquarters record prior Rubark wi18 Ap.58 LC Pupit opinion-subj. would be receptive Mitut proposal25 Ap.58 Vascoter assessment favorable.PRO by Lowell D. Byrnes.24 Ap. 581 May 583 May 585 May 58 Memo to Helms re permission to brief.- debriefed in 19568 May 58 - memo written by John M. Maury Dee. Ch/SRDenise S. Rongies potential emergency contact for subz.Kapok / Redskins / Unterop.15 May 58 Use of Ronopies precluded9 June 58 Byrnes contact 23 June19 June 58 POA request cancelled20 Sept 58 Johnson Leard broadcasting from Moscow9 Ap. 62 OK Opera project.16 Sept. 62 Source-Johnson 1111262524 Oct. 62 Source-Johnson27 Nov. 62 Memo re conversation with PJ source - Marion Shaw OGI
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Mac Millar201-102798Senzman3-9-7811 Dec. 62 Contact ReportPJ & Donald Damason SR/CA17 Dec. 1962 Project AE DinosaurPESA requested to debrief PJ.re contacts in 548 Jan 63 - Donald Jameson CSP/CP.debriefing by ca/Contad Deo.-1958 SR Dir. de BriefingMar 17, 1963 Latter PT to Mr. MacDonald9218,63 Letter PJ to Ms MacDonald3 May 63 PESA, Project AEdinosan.22 Aug 63 Contact with Garry Cort4 Fef. 64 Contact with Garry Cort BRICA5 Fet. 64 Contact with Garry Cort SRICA3 Mar 64 re to23 Fel.65 Phone Call frop PT to Garry CortMar 2, 65 Letter from coet tots"""June 18,65 - re his transfer.- future contact with James  MaDonald17 Mar 67 Phone Call-Donald Jameson+ Patricia Blake22 Nov re PJ & Svetlana""5 Jan 75 PJ witting collaborator11112626SECRET
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180-10143-103622025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992SECRETClareClaire Booth Luce...1 pkg. Loose Documents1 pkg. DCD documents7/28/78Palmer1 volume #C-71976 CI/OA staffLoose Documents - Archives - 3 folders & 2 documents.CI/OA #C-71976 Clare Booth Luce1. Request for Investigation & Approval dtd. 1 July 1958To be used as a donor for Project PBGREGALERequest covert security approval, Requestedthat non-official cover be utilized inConducting Clearance since subject is unawareU.S. govt & CIA interest and of impendinginvestigation.111114212. 16 Sept 1958 - Fred Bucci, Investigation &   Support Branch request investigation of Luce   be cancelled as her services as a 'donor' for   PBGREGALE will not be needed3. 8 July 1963. Memo for Chief: CI from F. Mark Wyatt,   c/WE/4 Subject: Operational Approvals for   Former Ambassadors to Italy: Luce, Clair (sic) Booth-C-71976   Zellerbach, James David, C-11016William Harvey, COS, Rome, asked forOperational Approvals on Subjects be checked. Wyattrequests OA's be granted for an indeterminateperiod so. Mr. Harvey can deal with them anytime they are in Italy or he is in the U.S.10143-10362
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SECRETTalmerLuce 7/28/7811 July 1963 memo to Chief, WE/4/x fromEdward P Brown, Acting Chief, CI/OARecords show office of Security issueda Covert Security Approval on Lollerback on1 may 1963 & should be understood that0/5 information should be revieived beforehe is ulitized in any capacity. It isconclusion of this office that a requestfor Covert Security Approval from 0/5should be made for mo. Luce.Loose Documents - DCD - no. notes11111422Loose DocumentsThird Agency deletions - 2 sealed envelopes1. FBI Document 65-58190 (Wash.D.C) dtd 2/2/57.   Subject: Osrali Consulate, nyc2. FBI # 65-603360, N.Y. 65-15816 dtd 12/24/52   Subject: Chanan Bar - akano notes - 1950's informationLoose Documents - Archives. No notes 1940-1950information - little of which pertained & Clare Booth Luce.
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SECRETPalmer8/1/78Clare Booth LuceOffice of Security - One volumeDeletions - one sealed envelope - Summary ofFBI Investigation July 1973 (BUD BI of 1953 BI)① 26 July 1963Covert Security approval requested so Lucecan contact COS, Rome (Wm. Harvey) when hevisits U.S. or she visits Italy.② 8 Aug 1963 - Covert Security Approval grantedfor a 6 mo. period. Luce, Clare Boothe #169 102111114238003595SECRET
[180-10143-10456.pdf — page 0]
# SECRETBetsy PalmerReview of Files - Manuel Ray y RiveroDCD DocumentsMay 2, 1978111108191.  Memo dated 24 Oct 1962 to Chief, Contact Division, from Chief, San    Francisco Office    Subject: Suitability of Manuel Ray and Miro Cardona for Important    Roles in a Possible New Cuban GovernmentInformation received from Robert North, Professor of Political Scienceat Stanford University and long-time source of exceptional value. Northvisited in Miami and contacted about 25 former Castro supporters representinga broad political gamut. North got the impression from many of theCubans that they suspected Ray of being a "possible Communist sleeper".North reluctant to pass along this information, because accusations werevery broad.2.  Mamomation report dated 16 July 1962 and Earlier    Source: Cuban National (Alien File #A-12570921) who asked for an    interview on occasion of first contact with CIA.Cannot vouch for his bona fides. Had credential indicating membership inbranch of revolutionary army's intelligence service, now in exile in U.S.and maintaing connections with colleagues in that country.A friend of his reports plans to assassinate top Castro leadership in Cuba.To be done by poison -- "Clostridium Botulinum" which is strong, odorless,and tasteless. Takes about 12 days to kill. About 5cc would do the job.Waiting for next visit of major delegation from a Communist country --dinner in honor of the occasion should bring together most of the importantmembers of the regime and that is when the attempt will be made.2.  Cable dated Oct. 3, 1961 - WA CITE NYOR 4902 Support (Travis) info L/A    Branch from Daniels. Source is Ernesto Dezaldo Cuban lawyer now    living in New York City. Stated the MRP in Havana is far less radical than    under the leadership of Ray, who has been completely discredited in recent    months. Primary purpose today is (a) assassination of top leaders in Castro    regime and (B) sabotage of important industrial and government installations    in Havana. Strength of MRP in Havana estimated to exceed 1,000 -- success    measured more in terms of fund raising ability and blowing up of buildings.3.  Information dated June 4, 1961, Subject: Underground Student Leader    Comments on Post-invasion Cuba. Reporting officer talked with    ISIDRO BORJA, on the leaders of BRE. Borja says top DRE members in jail    or in a friendly embassy in Havana but said new leaders have been selected    and will resume sabotage activities shortly. Thought the underground could    restore tension in Cuba in 3-4 months. However, said outside help needed    to get rid of Castro. Claimed that prior to invasion, is was possible to    buy almost anything in Cuba from Castro officials -- they were tainted by    corruption. Since Castro's victory at Bay of Pigs, his popular support is    estimated to be around 80-85%. Most support is out of fear because the    people believe he will be in power permanently. Borja said DRE outside of    Cuba working hard for release of former leader, Alberto Muller from prison.SECRET
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SECRETBetsy PalmerDCD Documents - Manuel Ray y Rivero 11110820Page 24. Memo to Acting Chief, Contact Division dtd 20 May 1964   From: Chief, Miami Field Office   Subject: Alleged "New York Times" Publicity Build-up for Manolo RayHal Hendrix, Scripps-Howard L.A. correspondent believes NY Times publicitybuildup for Ray in full swing. Tad Szulc reporting Ray's war movements fromMiami. Also with Szulc is close friend, Henry Raymont of the Times.Hendrix said Times playing up Ray while downplaying Artime and GutierrezMenoyo. Think's Times exaggerating Ray's plans to take teams of highlytrained guerrillas into Cuba, and that Ray's "war" is little more than anMGM-type New York Times production so far.SECRET
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# SECRETBetsy PalmerReview of Manuel Ray y Rivero Files, Volumes I - VIIIMarch 29, 1978 11110821Volume I Undated to September 19601. Cable suggests that an offer of financial assistance to Ray's wife and children from CIA rather than through the FRD may pay large future dividends. Family to arrive circa September 1960.2. Cable to Director   From: MASH   19 September 1960Increasing suspicion RAUL CHIBAS a Castro plant. Since exfiltration by KAPPES, CHIBAS has laid low but back in picture as representative of RAY. Common knowledge that CHIBAS brought KAPPES out of Cuba, but should be noted that KAPPES has since been in and out of Cuba three times with no apparent difficulties.CHIBAS' sources of information:Mason in U. S. governmentManuel de Jesus and Bender as FRD representativesNino Diaz as Alianza representativeDon Hogan Kappes as Alberto Fernandez representative.This should get a good picture of the U.S. anti-Castro activities.3. Summer 1960. Ray very actively recruited to become FRD member. CIA considered him an important political asset. RAULCHIBAS, Ray's assistant, spoke for him with U.S. authorities. Urged strong organization inside Cuba before outside help could be effective. CHIBAS meets with Bender 9/7/60, says he is in favor of FRD but completely committed to Ray and would check with him.4. 27 September 1960.Memo to Western Hemisphere/4 ChiefFrom: Rudolph E. Gomez, Acting Chief, WHSubject: Approval from State to Include Manuel Ray Rivero in the FRD ComplexAt a 20 September 1960 meeting, Ray's name was suggested for inclusion in FRD and State desired to look further into his background. Ray was discussed again on 9/27/60 with Mr. Divine who further conferred with Ambassador Mallory same day and Mallory approved Ray's inclusion.5. September 29, 1960 cable from MASH to WH9 indicates MASH somewhat doubtful about Ray's feelings toward U.S. and continued dealings with this group needs further policy consideration.*   There is a restricted CI/OA folder on Ray of this 201 file held under [C#85514]*   Ask about -- documents sent for microfilming in July 7, 1967.    [UGFA 12222] 3 November 1963 201 2392986. Ray granted Provisional Operation Approval (POA) on 25 October 1960. (form says, Green list attached 104591)SECRET
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SECRETBetsy PalmerVolume I - Manuel Ray 11110822Page 27. PRQ Part 2 169 C85514   Section I Contact and DevelopmentWoodrow C. Olien met Ray October 1958 when Ray was head of Civic ResistenceMovement in Havana. Three clandestine meetings were held prior to1 January 1959, attended by Olien, Wallace A. Growery, (Ignacio Mendoza) (MRCmember) who originally introduced Olien to Ray. After 1 January 1959, Raygiven important post in revolutionary government and Olien has seen himonly twice since, Olien paising as political officer to State Department.Section II of PRQ states Ray is friendly to U.S., once having receiveda grant for special study there. A dedicated, patriotic Cuban, opposed toCommunism but taken no active part in combatting it.8. An undated, unaddressed letter from Antonio Gonsales Mora, Jr.   P.S. Says Joaquin Sanjenis appears to be a person in whom CIA has great   confidence. Linked to Artime conspiracy. Responsible for all "inter-   Cuban" intelligence matters. Is a "shady character" -- gangster background --   gives impression of mental retardation. Not known as individual of any   importance, but he is! "An inexplicable affair"9. PRQ Part 2 (contd)   Section VI -- Subject has definite political action potential, is   a pro-democratic official of government who is not in sympathy with aims   of international Communism and who is interested in strengthening ties   between Cuba and U. S. Probably would never consent to agent status, but   could by persuasion and argument be encouraged to influence policies of   his government along lines compatible with U.S. government policies.Section XIV -- Information in PRQ Parts I and II were obtained fromfile research and personal contact with subject.SECRET![VSR]
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SECRETBetsy PalmerReview of Manuel Ray y Rivero Files, Volumes I - VIIIMarch 29, 1978Volume IIOctober 1, 1960 - November 22, 196011110823As of 21 November 1960, MRP organized as follows:Manuel Ray - ChiefRaul Chibas - Sepcial Assistant to RayJuan Esteves Ramires - SecretaryRamon Barquin - Military and Intelligence mattersCisneros - Chief of MRP in Cuba1. 10/4/60 Cable from London claims that new Cuban resistance group   organized under Ray and has 400-500 men in Las Villas Province. Not   part of FRD but in touch with it.* 2. 10/7/60 Cable from Havana. AURELIANO SANCHEZ ARANGO has withdrawn     from FRD. JUSTO CARRILLO and FELIPE PAZOS will be integrated into Ray's     MRP. VARONA wishes to join, also, but Ray insists VARONA return to     Cuba to do so.3. 10/12/60 Cable to Director. RAMON BARQUIN claims CARRILLO and ARANGO   are going to boycott FRD Executive Committee and sabotage its worki   Barquin planning to join with Pazos, Ray, Chibas, MIRO and QUEVEDO to   form a new frente and then request union with FRD. If accepted, Barquin   would become military head. If Barquin does not get U.S. government   support for this plan, he will return to Cuba to try to overthrow Castro   and win election on an anti-Yankee platform.4. 10/17/60 Contact report from ( Wallace A. Parlett)   Subject: Meeting with JUAN ESTEVEZ and JORGE BERUFF, 10/13/60   Cubans said Ray's group will not lower themselves to answer "Fidelismo   without Fidel" charge and let their actions speak for themselves. MRP   is highly disciplined and feel the majority of Cuban people favor thir   platform. Its leaders are interchangeable. If Ray comes out of Cuba,   Chibas or Estevez could go in and take his place.5. 10/24/60 Memo for files   Subject: Representative of Manuel Ray to Professional GroupsENRIQUE HIRAM GUTIERREZ y RODRIGUEZ (dob 5/20/31, Havana) travelsfrequently to Puerto Rico on architectural business. Also frequentlyenters U. S. at Miami. Represents Ray's organization to various pro-fessional groups in Havana. Also serves as courier to Miami.6. DRE information. 10/24/60 Cable states MULLER reported receiving   letter from ANTONIO GARCIA, DRE representative in Cuba that organization   is going well but need's funds and material aid. MASH asks asks Mueller to   get details of Garcia's "groupos de accion" and details of organization.   MASH Cave Muller $5007 for Garcia. ( Muller is concerned about Manolo RaySECRET