datamatters24/research-document-archive huggingface dataset:
. ere mt nT A Le nt ey. ert artes Ber FEARIE died, be drave a ton Ku Klux | a itt Iv Jac, HELM, to ) PERKIE's aparteat. es ehben’ he slaced'dn'e sank sale de: woot box. ~ RIMBLE ‘elai-ed that fa 19i2- he (lew to Montreal swith: FERAIE on sinutenien business. “Shortly ite rward, be’ shoned | ais wile fro- n Atlanta, saying be bad meta CRA csatact. ; ‘Trey Ml never get ime saca to New Orleans, “he. vowed,“ Ke wae arrestéd,- however, ia Tampa, where Gat tison’ a a ‘men cuestioned lila” He” ‘aald that he had once worked ' special Assignmente for tre CLA, and in verificatiza : aamed ble Agency contacts and the box auinber ag tha Lainyette Street-station they assigned hin. He averted he Bad recontacted’ the CLA after Walter She ridan: had counseled him to Bay mothing to the DA and ge to Canada.” Aa FBI report of 12 January (340 stated that «en tn the odfice af tha aberifi of Avoyelles Parish, Loulatans, tad eaid that AIMBLE is.a-patholovical llar who has sad frequent proulems with the police aad who le prom: to vielence. Deputy Steriff Charlea KIMBLE, hali :rother af Jules, advised that ide Srother bad made cermin false . State meats to draw attention to hbnpelf, fim the bere af petting | out af jail. (3) CIA relationship: None. On 4 August $297? KIMBLE telephoned OCS New Orleans to say thal Garrison wae trying te connect hi-a with CIA, although be did aot Know why. and that Garrison Lad accused lim of taking some papera-fron: Forrie’a apartinent. h, #an LOGAN, {i} Prior references: Nowe. (2) Tnveolvesnent in Garrison's investigative: Ra:ncarte of January igod, ». 33, says, “The Friemia of De:ne¢ratic Cuba wae (sounded January ), 195: .... Govermcent advisers ta the Friends, says aa inforcaat who was closely involved with the grous, were a CZA map naned Logan and the PRI's Regis Kemaedy . . . - Oa 13 May 1967 the New Crleans ofitce of the "BL, reporting zo: Do, eae
404-1078410110 RETURN TO UA PUD. Mt, AUD YE AME e LL *. Backgrotine Use Only ester roeu JO bon CU SEE re Ric Dodtet Reproducs~ oS RED. rs ae its CICP/no “CRE 2 a n 6537 on vee eae ee oe ef I id en EE ey Pe IO THe we oS Apr rs rr _ DER BESTROe TO RAPU EN IO me BRANCH BIE SICOPLAMAP CIB TEMINATON on a re SOP 4____109 moj (] MO MoeR  [") Pre te es PRE RO jaer re cor fe a, * bs? ve) neo) (Riess Ps: plea) eate ond time ined) (relereme Pa Yap} —SZGRET 1. \ CITE DIRECTOR k~ 1325.2 Of 3a« oT IMMEDIATE| PANAMA erry | f Ria w USF REF: [Banhsea CIT ¥\61so (IN 97566) t an l, REF INFO PASSED TO LNERGO, ; NO HOS ‘TRACES BROWN OR LITTRELL, .\ "3, PLEASE POUCA\COPY OF LITTRELL DEPOSITION yy . . AND LETTER SOONEST, L HESENS: yi t ane pet DOT 70-47 Down 2! her laa foe. deta C/WH/2/P YO 8 4 C/WH Lx 3 ‘ -_ [ RECORD COPY ah ane COORDINATING OFFICERS ——e “* tog RELEASING OFFICER ‘SECRET ' we eiaenag ee , aureenen Ne nee Sd eh ee ce nhl corr 4S. REPRODUCTION BY OTNER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1§ PROHIBITED, ‘ RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only D0 Not Reproduce 3/GR
404-10178-10111 we 2 \! Cant scorn BEANO CIA runt teense f Foray Comes ‘ Lanes ins AND/OF NATAL S - SEEN BY _ nas ‘Do Not Reproduc {When Filled ta! ie aay 7 BEPROOLC Hite OF Pers Coy PAO TED av and COPY C) SUED Cj sorte 7 Ber 5090 a aren moan (J ose C1 no : COASBeY TQ th Bra ev at HE Pop Dre snot ov CP” _ven af » y he {a BREF TO FE WO srance[} oastaoy 0 sie cue mo Clare vo DIRECTOR ae 24 ArrGguS7566 _ NBT woMUSE ; a ye "F 1. 16 APRIL RODERICY CLAFLIN BROWN, PANAMANIAN NATIONAL, BORN 1 JULY 1947, BRITISH HONDURAS » VOLUNTARILY APPEARED AT [Hy] RACE AND SIGNED DEPOSITION HIGHLIGHTS OF WHICH AS FOLLOWS: ° (1) 26 OCTOBER 1962 SERVED AS COOK/SEAMAN ABOARD TEXACO S.S. SOUTHHAMPTON WHICH DOCKED AT MOBILE, ALABAMA. re (2) ON SHORE VISIT TO MOBILE AIRPORT i. Y . MORNING OF 26 OCTOBER IN COMPANS TWO FELLOW PANANANT ANS /SEAMAN HE APPRACHED BY MARVIN P, LITTRELL , OWNER, LITRELL MOTOR CO.y 921-25 SOUTH CLINTON STREET, ATHENS, ALABAMA, WHO AFTER ASCERTAINING BROWN PANAMANIAN SEAMAN, ASKED IF HE KNEW OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. TO gs (3) LITRELL INQUIRED WHETHER BROWN INTERESTED. IN EMPLOYMENT, DETAILS GF WHICH UNSPECIFIED. WENT pel Fae CN TO DESCRIBE DR. KING AS “OUR GREATEST PROBLEM WE py lOS ° WHO IS CAUSING US MUCH TROUBLE."°GAVE BROWN BUSINESS CARD ile . (ey | . RECORD COPY vats 1 Bal SECRET Atl F932 7 282 Ckground Use O nl © Not Reproduce ¥ 3/6R oper
14-00000 + a Lawes Secon” ve-as OengTMUNATION _ Speewrag Musee Tors Comes hy ta her T Md? GAD na 4 “ Or GOD + fe i iWhen Filedinhs Sea cere rt REP ROOUC Tee ae bas COPY POO 8 OES BgWANCE COPY [} ssus0 [J noms } woan [I vase 0 no 2 CRaBSiry Be FILE Peo. [ee WRF TO PLE bo ® man mo Cast ta erancme (J). oesraoy () aa. HSSh0 BYR ANGE TA, . Cynon | . mae. wa, . . a CTE Tannen enevaeneenneneneeentnteeenettenseeeseheertemnwrtmrontnve/pteteebyeeetttabtresepenepeesespietsereseeyeseeteteenpeeneesttiih 16- PAGE \Fanina c1t¥] SISQSECRET TO USE IN EVENT HE INTERESTED IN PURSUING EXPLOYMENT . . 4 OFFER. . . (4) 28 JANUARY 1983 SROWN WROTE LITRELL FROM NEW YORX CITY, STATING HE INTESESTED IN JOB AND REQUESTED $75 FOR TRAVEL NEW YORX CITY TO coca Sy MOBILE, @ FEBRUARY 63 SROWN RECEIVED REPLY FROM LITRELL ,. ° RE-STATING THAT HE HAD A JOB WAITING FOR BROWS IN ALABAMA, BUT QUESTIONING WHY $75 NEEDED SINCE FARE wee Im t fe LESS THAN $48 BY BUS. - (5) AFTER DISCUSSIONS WITH RELATIVE AXD FRIENDS ~ IN NEW YORK CITY, BROWN SUSPICIONED THAT LITRELL JOB OFFER RELATED WITH ASSASSINATION PLANS FOR DR. KING. THEREFORE HE DID NOT RESPOND TO LITRELL LETTER AND DISMISSED INCIDENT UNTIL DEATHPF DR. KING IN APRIL 1968. BROWN RETURNED PANAMA IN 19S4, . O@ 2 COPY OF DEPOSITION GIVEN TO STATION BY . [ipRacEs 1 24 APRIL. PHOTOCOPY OF LITRELL LETTER OF 2 FEBRUARY 1963 ATTACHED THERETO. . 3. NO STATION TRACES BROWN. SECRET BT a SECRET elbR
04. tote60283 «- a  ) CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY « This material @ootains taformance afecting the Natioual Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Esptonage Lawe, Title 18, USC Seca TH aed THO the transmission of fereiation of which in any manner to an unauthorized perana ta prohibited by law, SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM COUNTRY SUBJECT DATE OF INFO. PLACE & Cuba Raul PEREIRA Vazquez 2964 Washington, D. C.. Bate Acq. Sept ember 1964 | THIS IS UNEVALUATEO. INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT {9 TENTATIVE, SOURCE: roracs wit-sA 7 (1), WE 1 (2), REPORT NO. CScCr 316/01204-64 DATE OSTR. NO. PAGES REFERENCES FIELD REPORT NO. 15 eptember 1964 A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban Intelligence Service until April 1961. fleadquarters Comments o Tne following report is one of a series containing personality information provided by the source and includes ‘supplemental anformation from the records of this Agency. SS It is requested that the addressees take no action on any of as the ind:viduals mentioned in the personality reports without. < aon first checking with this Agency. GOS Source identified a photograph of Raul PEREIRA vacuo said that he’is a servant in the Cuban eed... in Mexico City. Source saw PEREIRA in Mexico in Marth 1964. Headquarters Comment . 1. A report dated 8 November 1963, stated that Raul PEREIRA Vazquez left Habana for Mexico on 6 July 1963. This same report also identified one Paul PEREIRA, possibly identical _ with Raul PEREIRA Vazquez, as an auxiliary at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and is assigned as a waiter.,. 5 rd 4 “ 3 SECRET ne NO FOREIGN DISSEM tre i NAVY Tat | HSA KXX ioce =| FBI 2 REP CINCLANT CINCSO # T&NS (Note: Field distribution indicated by ~ =~.) cI OBSOLETE PRETIOUS EDITIONS. “TENS 7-CSCI-31 COGMDINATING / tG7S LNc Ll d Deo pO PROJECT (AMMUG 1) 204.44 4, RID 1 * 201-739341 3/68
14-00000 “@-bunver in’Houns, Loulstans. a May 1907, Enclosure 20; Memerandu: No. 4, 20 June 1357, ape de doy adenordiduct No. i, 7 Baptenber (907, oa. 23; Menorgadun No. 7, 13 Se otenves- 1967, pe 3. Also: pemorandarn, gubdject: Gordon Buane Novel, 3) May. 1947 qe). Involvement in Garrisoa’s investigation: Both NOVEL and one’a! bis lawyers have claimed that he worked fer CIA. Garrison Lab edugee, uatll fairly : recently, to eutracite NOVEL fro: Colis- cibue, Cate, but with sus. success. Garrison has claimed, and NOVEL has agreed, tnat NOVEL, atthe instigation of . CLA, took vart with dthore in stealing explosives (ress NOVEL hae writtene letter whieh ie.rlles tha@ he waa involved ia CHA‘s operation Double -Chek, Ram arts of Jamaary 1968 repeats the principal Mea avout NOVEL’s CLA thes. 43) CIA relationship: None. -3. Les Harvey COWALD. qi} @elor velerenceas: ‘Aomorandun: No. 3, 1 June 1967, g. 1; slemorandum Ne. 7, 13 Beptender (2) iavelvement ip Garrigon's investigation: Garriaon has repeatedly charged that OSWALD waa a “vatey” whe did mot 2{ll anyone asd that COWALD worned fer CIA. Ramvarte of January (90d says that CLA tealned OS WALE at the Ateugl Naval Station in Japan, where he wae taugal covert overations pad Kusaian. Be alga alleges that CLA arranged COWALD's dofloction to the Boviet Union. (3) CIA relationsid>: None. m. Jacn RUBY. (i) Prlor references: Memorasdum Nu. 3, i June 1947, De 3; Meimoraadun. No. 7, 13 Septe:nver 1957, 9. be . 23 “oe an ee cee
@ tardive. rent tn Gar risus’ 8 laventi gation: Garrlesa hae vezeatedls atated thai RUBY, like OSWALD, was enoloyed by CIA: He claine that CIA used RUBY - 80 | “bag san" ta s-ongyle aris tor Cusaai eile: a groups. oe cua relationship: Nore. a. Eewara Stewart SUGGS, & Jack S. MARTIN: F ) Prise references: Memoranda Ne. 4, |: 20 June 1907, ae aa 10, and Vi. : ‘ «2) tnvalve-sent in Garrison's invastigation: _ MARTIN, forserty e:aployed by Guy Banister, now ‘terme bimeelf an investigater for Garrison, A DES New Orleans resort af 23 Sentauber i}u7 stated that MARTIN tele shoaed a friend of Mr. Lisyd Agy at 9290 houré, om cr @partly velore that date. eald that.he wae ene of Garrisoa's tnvestigators, and tried to pum> the friend ‘about Lis. Ray. (Other reports have stated that MARTIN tends ta ioaxe such calle in the ouiall hours whan druns.}. -Agcerding to Ravs-arte of January 19e4, MARTIN alleges that Ferrie once commanded a Civil. Aly Patral ecasdron of which Cawald wee a member. Further, Ferrie allegedly taugst Cawald to shoot a rille with a teloscécdc Gignt. Ferrie became involved with Oswald ie the asesesination »lot. (3) CUA vrelationsoiz: Nore. AAKTIN, however, has clal.ned that ze worsed for CIA. An FBI revart stated that Edward Stewart SOGGS “was (lagerprinted in 1952 in Hovstom, Texas. He wae wanted af thai time on a'charge SM cuurder... . The identification Division records do aot show the dliesosition of the charse.* Gn 2} Dece.nber 230 he was ad.nithed to the oeyeldairic ward, Charity Hosvital, New <-rleanz, Louleians., as a iasntal satieat. a ne ee seen severe ane 2
104-10178-10112hg..4 0112 3) , bace URN 70 mo . Do jy Sung Us Cia NcASSIFiED ©) “EU * ( CONF ENTIAL [i] SecreT Yt Rep” ° Onty ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET Uce SUBJECT: (Opsone!) a ny a C TSD/AB/PDS 212 Central Building WOr (OfRcer dengnation, room number, and buiding) OMPICER'S INITIALS TSD/REG einer nee anarererin tine eterna, ry popes Attn: Mr. Richard soem 610 “tae SECRET [[] -CONFIDENTIAL [[] exension | wo 2835 | 21 April fe INTERMAL USE ONLY AB Memo No, 960 Gare 968 COMMENTS (Number each comment fe show fom where whom. oe a line ocioss column efter each comment.) 24. L¥R2LIA a UNCLASSIFIED ‘ RETURN TO CIA oeixground Use Only Do Not Reproduce
104-10178-10112 a6 « AB Memo Now 9605 21 April 1963, NEMORANDUM FOR; DDP/CI ATTENTION > Nr. Richard Ober ---—-—-- SUBJECT . : Identi-Kit Composite of James Earl Ray i. In response to your request of 20 April 1968, an Identi~Kit composite of the subject was completed on that date, and the coded information was communicated 2 to you for dissemination, The composite was assembled 0. by the undersigned with the cooperation of Mr. of this office. 2. We are forwarding, for youv information, a copy of the composite, along with the photographs and list of. Stations received from your office, z D/AB/ PDS Attachment: (1 env., h/w) As stated Dastribution: : Original & 1 - Addressee’ (W/Att.) 216A
104-10178-10112 « ify ne ge este Garg fc hig sep: madeigr Seve aabnn vi - PER TO: DDP/GI ATTN: Mr. Richard Ober FROM: TSD7AR-PDS Attachment how to AB Meme No. 9605 DATED: 24 April 1968 SECRET pee ee dip tinedie Fas * waren a _ oo oe at ni ad Lap ila SB ewe et a ails tok gots itedt ae RS 4 Fe Aa rh Sein 4 Dobe ge FEL ee ae abby dene
104-10178-1 0112 -_ ? ® Fe + = =. = = EPR E RES “W860 C32x2 E32 DS2 N3Sx2 L28xz Photograph shows left ear stands avay from head in pronounced manner, and it should be noted eyes were dram in since they were closed when photograph was takene According to description subject is 5'10" tall, weighing from 163 to 17h pounds. Eubject’ ie said to have a small sear on forehead, exact location not stated, and another scar on paln of right hand.
104-10178-10112  -» . . . ‘ an . so. : > 4 ' > ‘ ® ° : ‘ * . . : ’ : : . t : . * : . ; SBT TRS sat oh re cetnin eina idenieaipic iets cao art Lee sess wil nth Bachar kee, 2 RET Se sehr Pha neh, SI yes at . . | @ vo / . , | ‘ +, Va ~ z . aod e. i og ‘ | 7 * ~ ~ } ‘ rv ° ' * : . > - 4 ae . : . . . 2 * 4 ‘ \ & b 9 : : cd . ‘ . * ‘ had & w . ” * e : 1 : . .
404-10178-40113 By /” REO va, os apie f SPR 68 cite LA PAZ, A254 23 Arr 68 In "" DIRECT R.. 93162 B, DIRECTOR 93260. IN VIEW THREE PHOTOS JAMES EARL RAY APPEARED “EL DIARIO” 22 APRIL, STATION OPINION NOT NECESSARY CONSTRUCT IDENTIKIT PHOTO PER REF B. SECRET BT DESERSITZED per DOL 70- 17 RECORD COPY 23 “ft. 96327 ce bs OCIA ee Stcreramat Orsseumarion’” : Gaassirizo MESSAGE Tora.comes 7 “a7 Do} Not Hemroglues | Pinsarsynit pe RS ea SECRET gnque o Baty weed Ota ogress ty {When Filled lo} serensave we 2[ —_— [—Rermopucnowor Yas Corr rvonnr@@p>}————————} *{________, mou Ow D wo Sth _ LABEIPY TO FILE HO. . SEP TO PE WO. exe’me Caar. vo saancn () pssraov () ss, , 7 oe SECRET RU -O GBA AA (ald
(404-10189-10019 Ota PF onb 1467 Coss PGEmTE S ‘ . UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT Memorandum . ° a ROU=251-67 - TO + Director, DCS ’ ; BATE! 27 December 1967 ATTN 3: OSS‘ (Grant) ‘FROM: Chief, Heuston Office ' SUBJECT: James Garrtcon/George Brown**Possible Attempt 1 to Embarrasa Agency . 1. Thie confirms Naynes/Géant telecon of 27 December 1967. 2. ‘Herbart ‘Fiensley, President of Brown and Root, Ince, repérted to Haynes ‘ow 26 December that. Mr, George Brown had received a disturbing. telephone call on Friday, 22 December 1967 from Hugh Aynesworth, Houston Bureau reporter for Newsweek Magazine. Aynesworth told Brown that he hed received information from Bill Cervage (spelling?}), former assistant to New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison, that Garrison might try to implicate Brown in the "Keunedy assassination plot". 3. The allegation fs that in some unspecified manner, Brown wus involved -wfth the CIA in its objective of “covering up" the "conspiracy" - for President Johnson. Aynesworth said Gervage has documents, including . at least one in Garrison's own handwriting, which presumably have. been i extracted from Garrison's Files. Aynesworth indicated that, 1& destred, he could secure these. documents from Gervage for reviaw by Brown. 4. fn view of Brown's close cooperation with the Agency in its | Brown asked Frensley to communicate this information to Haynes. t is reported to Headquarters only as 2 matter of informa- tion, Neither Brown nor Frensley expect any response, 3¢ Haynes asked Frensley to keep him informed of any future devalophents in this matter. TPP. Nenprne ~ ERNEST A. RISCHE BenPHaynes/met Buy U.S, Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payne? Satings Plan
‘404-10178-10114 -e*: : © cee annie ngewe os mo eee ommee ee rf | i MESEAGE POR TOTAL COPS: [Jeon ] olel Clegelthométess! ang leat a -SBCRBt ~*  __ Y 3 ER piece 99949 | ete pe nlc cry). ee INFO[SAN vesa)* pee wey el Dom 150 gh REF: / As (PANAKa, CITY SGeal (IN 95853)@ © Bb Dien tatee CY, . boi | #0- LF » [SAN "osioxsa (IN 95902) 88 | ee EM f (5 ae NO HQS TRACES DOUGLAS HARRY HULBARD OR TOM WOLMAN, HOWEVER ——=—=_ i aneetaaamerd TRACES REVEAL ONE MILTON WOLMAN LIVES ON LARRY'S LANE, PLEASANTVILLE, NEW YORK, CHEESES LNERGO x Checkin Ge” NMMES . ‘yf oe frot et . { v : oo po 4? as ony . . . 7 ‘ wef ° . . ° END OF MESSAGE... 50 ®Stated that local’ Panamanian’ authorities have detained’ two” Americans, Tom Wolman and Douglas Harry Hulbard, on a tip from Costa Rican authorities that the’ two Americans were ‘Lavolved in the assassination of Dr, Martin Luther King, *@Queries of chiefs of all Costa Rican publig’ forces fatted to, reveal any knowledge of the case. . . C/WH/2/P C/WH/2/CR wi/coG_Aty A fhe arom CI/OPS/WH Lb halts CI/Liaison_ 3. ae vai Ae AauE iat (54) et @ b& & ROB REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE JS PROHIBITED, NTO CIA sed Use OY £/8¢ Do Not Reproduce pBackor
et * elén Revolucianacis de Cuba aa. “mds, Ja. pooiciéa anc? ré una Conferencia de Prensal que. engg tormanda Tos Frincipa. : * -tiento. din R; arto Lorte Valls na maemo Sass oy Zz Stars _NACIONALES $4595 PRECIO PF er CONFERENCIA DE PRENSA DARA UN MOVIMIENTO DE RECUPERACION: REVOLUCIONARIA CUBANA Movimicars de Recupers. cense en ef exe ee eshern, adee deiista ita Revo. Mshane midrentes alas § p.m. hes Oficiales Gel Eydr debido a ja a ees indtrdciay ecmunise : ds ) ta, EDOM ROR ade; lerte que fretarios Generales del Sal nada lent Gre Ver ere: Batista: i Para entregar ua documento exe mahana en iy Bataccion de LA Dilcative a) per redding Costarre PREN NSA LISRE
404-107840115 el. : 4) . . _#. & _ « . | peseage Poe i POnNe ARBY OG WaTtALG + 829% OF Fas “Richard Ob rors corm fy Ceres Le 4. °° Gm giob/po pe” o Caen | on ven CIOP/DO p~ SES “DNL Ce re | on 9477 an ee ) ns kr hattihad Apr 68 : ees OS {A  F Oar cerns vara els C) wo () menor G arven ASLO UDO saance CD jes wenn ales 6/163) (J wore =). ma mane, i popes . 1 Barc 5) fe. \ [__] => corr . - ‘mn! - 2 wp “ees” i Foneddkcadtlesss| dota ema tome hbo! mo test . — _ : ; | «_gFéaee 16302 360% he [ pprioniry ‘NONIGHT ACTION | -. i ‘4 $ e . - ae i HXBAL-WOMUSE , _ = a | ; 1 t ’ g ° s mo REF: A, DIR 93164 - , i gt! ‘ B. 33 (IN 92287) : } 1 & . 2 L LNERGO ADVISES THAT MATCHING OF FINGERPRINTS PROVES | CONCLUSIVELY THAT GERALD LEE RIC ARDS IS NOT IDENTICAL WITH: . . i ‘ . + e JAMES EARL RAY. D| 7 2, PLEASE ADVISE LEGAL ATTCHE AND|POGIANT. |» ; . DABS. ee i END OF MESSAGE - : - pF Apere TERE | i toe pep "o-u7 : | : gf PEs snk : | iO (8 : . Co) (Eee = & g . . . io C/F 0, ¥ CIOP/DO 72 Des . 3 . i : 3 CooEMMArMG concent . <. ic ; =e orn | _EYES ONLY *Tomtng ed onrvcra , REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, a Beeps egy BO. , AGI © $B ASR, * RETy Backgroe TO CIA d Use Do Not Reproduce y s/6K
104-10189-10021 ton i. ! ! i : ; t t i “On Tuesday, 26 Decemyer ives, I received a call from Mr. Frank -Bartes, for: er President x the Consolidated Railways, af Cusa. “He fe an aliea but we nave FBI ‘approval to contact dated 14 April }78ie Mr. Bartes. 16 the source of five reports on Cuua and we, as : well ae the « “BI, have’ been ‘ta frequent contact with bk" hie memorandum added. that BARTES proposed to recruit: ° A a cousin, a Cuban ballériaa named Alicia CRUZ “| Bustillo who travelled with her group to many Co-ununiet countries, | Aacluding China. ‘The tile does. not sase. whether , euch a recruitment, attempt was :nade. (Comment: ft fe requested that the ofilceof the Director, DCS, ascertain ' . é8orns the New Orleans office tne essential tacts asout its - contacts with BARTES:, when did these start, how any were there, on what subjects aid he provide infor.ation, and has contact continued? It not, when did it end? To ‘the present knowledge of the New Orleans office, has ‘subject been questioned. by Garrieon or nis stati? UL ao, any known details would be useiul. It is not prosceed, however, that. BARTES be queried.on this polat.di tire information is not. already availaole. It is requested that . this: inquiry be sent to the New Orleans office by a sesarate memorandum which orcits all reierences to the Gi/P and. -to-any association vetwean BARTES ana the Clandestine Services.) d. CI/R&A Mecnoranduin No. 5, "Garrisoa aad the Keanedy Assassination", 7 August 1907, para. of, includes the follcowiag: "On 25 June 1962 Lawrence LABORDE, Gerald Patrick Nes:ning Jr., and Howard Kennet) DAVIS, paid a visit to a Cuban in New Orleans, frank BARTES, and reached an agreement to train anti-Castro Cubans a3 guerrilla fighters and demolition experts." e. An FBI report of 3 July 1904, suvjeet: “Movinrento Democrata Cristiane (MIDC)", stated tuat BARTES nas tae head of tha CRC in New Crleans but that on or avwst 4 June 1964 he had received fram the Miami headquarters a notilication that the CRC was being dissolved. BARTES advised ise ron eae ae Storr mes EE obesi: a onewianp gaan eK! ctiesie cepa wcerrur 5
[tod-tor7e-0716) . . = on . oar) ” . Saat sie Ma Tamas DAS2 Ar Na non Swed MENGE il») Tota, Corr t $ Ting] ANOJOR tnt §- SEIN BY : OTRO Ut Oe Ge ee gem pe ee en ao. Cone: : w is 1 SECRET mete Lf 44 Ce ed 2 . és/P0 [imei EENE™ OG a L REPROOUT TRON OF THIS COP PRCT BOE ee ee ARN ance COPY B9L89 ["] sorte ; ba 2] soo Cove G ne a) e cusssiry muse a : er . wt) w OCS 0 2 wy TO PE NO sever STP YR RTT BREF TH PILE Pe “> asseu a ef. oe mo eer ro eaavcn (} _ wesysoy C) sia Ret aoe aPah D . « | nee Bed wo com | va fzp._tap, csh a4 Sesh o1e2) . ® oe es S137 6s PRET — wena Gana city |inFo pa1ogiT\ 01 iRECTOR 4 per Favana city|siso(7™ WSS S 1. “QUERIES OF CHIEFS ALL PUBLIC FORCES COSTA RICA FAIL REVEAL ANY KNOWLEDGE WOLMAN OR HULBARD, NOR OF ANYONE ADVISING PANANA THAT THERE 2 AMERICANS INVOLVED IN DR. KING’ S.ASSASSINA- ~ TION, NOR ANY KNOWLEDGE THAT PANAMANIANS REQUESTING INFO 2 SUBS. 2. SHOULD ANY INFO DEVELOP WE WILL ADVISE. SECRET ST } [ RECORD CO? ) re og SECRET B  RETURNTO CIA Background Use Only 45K’ Do Not Reproduce
(tod. 10186. (ues ‘  $QURCE: - 7 ¢ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY This mateetel eomtatng Infocmetivm alecting Ube Mattonal Defense of une Taiteat States within the meaning af the Kaptonege Laan, Tithe le, Cac. Gere, TS ana TM, the transmissies of revelation of which im any manner to an uneutheriard person ta prohibtted by taw. SECRET NO FORN DISSEM COUNTRY Cuba , REPORT NO. CSCI-316 '00717-64 SURJECT | “Chino” (nicxname) DATE DISTR. 9 Sepicmber 1964 \ ; : NO. PAGES 1 \ of REFERENCES RONG 0 ow DATE OF 1964 oat Ny ' INFO. a a 00" - PLACE & Washington, D.C, ee ow DATE -ACQ. FIELD REPORT NO. THIS 46 one UATED INFORMATION. SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE A former Cuban IS officer who served with the Cuban intelligence Service until April 1964 Headquarters Comments ‘* The following report is one of a series coniaining persoxality information provided by the source and includes supplemerial information from the records of this Agency. It is requested that the addressees taxe no action on any of the individuals mentioned in the personality reporis without first checking with this Agency. 1. Source does not know the true name ef "Chino" (nicxname);, but said he is a member of the Direccio= Gereral de Inteligencia (General Directorate of Intelligence - DG)). In 1959 and 1960 he was a policeman working in ihe Depa rtment of Investigation of the Revolutionary Naticral Police at ihe 15th or 16th Police Station, | 2. Source described “Chino” as being 2boul five feet “nine inches tall, 145 pounds, locking Indiar, with a dark complexion, black wavy hair, small eyes (pecu! har to Chirese men), a lean face, and having a thin moustache, . | Headquarters Comment 1, Due to a lack of information on "Chino" itis oct possible io determine his true identity. OND Ged of OF NO FORN DISSEM. roeates STATE DIA i agey NAVY Ale NSA | ame { oce FBI 2 | REP CINCLANT CINCSO # &N iNeote: Field distribunos Indeowd by ~ = *.) $ 4 3 , : 9 SECRET ; Ole i cx a NO PROJECT: AMM 2 - — CEwase Ee CSC1-216 00717 iS a: LeAlsore ), Cl 4, RD 1 FORM'NO 1 . no¥ ' 201- (Neve. “FOES - pfs Caf