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ANTI CASTRO ACTIVITIES IS-CUBA
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ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES
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MAR 29 1962
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Re NYlet to Director, dated 3/14/62.
MICHAEL J. P. MALONE, Vice-President, czarnikow-
Rionda Company, 106 Wall Street, NYC, who is also employed
by the King Ranch of Kingsville, Texas, advised on
3/20/62, that he had accompanied ROBERT KLEBERG of the
King Ranch to Washington, DC. on 3/15/02, for KLEBERG
meeting with Vice-President LYNDON B. JOHNSON at 4:00 p.m.
on that date.
MALONE advised that he did not accompany KLEBERG
to the meeting with Vice-President JOHNSON, but KLEBERG
informed him that they discussed the Cuban problem
and what course of action the US was going to follow
in this matter. KLEBERG, according to MALONE, was
advised by Vice-President JOHNSON, that President JOHN F.
KENNEDY has no contemplated plans at the present time
for any large scale movement against Cuba, and there
are no plans for the use of US troops in Cuba..
MALONE advised that KLEBERG told him that Vice-
President JOHNSON stated that President KENNEDY was
much concerned about the world situation, and is
devoting most of his time to the problems relative
to Berlin, Laod and South Vietnam..
MALONE advised that KLEBERG stated that from
his conversation with Vice-President JOHNSON, it was
clear to him that the present administration has no
intention of using US military force in the Gupan
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problem, and that the Cuban problemine talen 4th
place in the order of importance as far as President
KENNEDY le concerned.
MALONE further Adviced on March 20, 1962, that
while in Washingto DC, he had made arrangements to
contact [Mr. HERBER, who was described as the assistant]()(u)
conversation with
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MALONE stated that in
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action in Cuba was discussed, and ERBERT Jetated that (u)
he did not agroc wib the opinion appreeood
by Vice-President NDON B. JOHNSON. [DERBERT] told (u)
MALONE that he and his associates should get together
with Senators in Washington who 25e aleca to perfect
Azreement with the "Hey Prontier" ouch to Senator HUBERT
HUMPHREY Of Minnesota, and bring pressure to bear on
them since these Senators exert a certain degree of
Influence over the Prózident.
MALONE stated on 3/20/62 that he also had a
meeting on 3/15/62 with his CIA contact, CHARLES MAECHIN.
MALONE stated that MARCHIN] gave him the definite (5)
impression that he thought that President ICINNEDY
and the US would at sove time make a Reve in Cuba.
(S)CLANCHIN] stated that the CIA continues to operate but
not with the complet authority with which they
would like to carry out their planu. QARCHIN] suggested
to MALONE that MALONE and his associates attempt to see
Attorney General nomia F. KENNEDY and see if some
pressure could not be brought to bese on the Cuban
matter from Attorney Coneral KENNEDY.
MALONE adviced that from his convarantions with
CIA on 3/15/62, and from the converantion of ROBERT
KLEBERG with Vice-President JOHNSON, he definitely was.
confused as to whether or not the US had any definite
plans for participation in an attempt to overthrow
the present Cuban rogáme. MALONE @tated that from
conversationg with other individuals in Washington,
he got the impression that the Cuban Revolutionary
Council was falling apart, and that Dr. JOSE MIRO CARDONA
had very little influence over the Cuben exiles in
the Miami are8.
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