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13-00000 ,ane 7 ee 1 i { i 18 Osteber 1963 MEMORANDUM TO FILEs On 15 October 1963 Mrs, Anita Potecki advised _ as follows: | | | ee ‘ 4 Paring & ‘conversation with| also ef sas,[" Let At slip that the top echelen®” of . SAS is. anxious to renoys Fed SGHAGRLRT Tom his asst gmont as Chief of the ‘SAS Base. According to Mrs, POTOCKI, [__ }tnterrea that certain individuals are setting « trap to catch SHACKLEY. | a | - Source stated that SHACKLEY | was personally selected — sree neon ernaema by. BLL. HARVEY for the ‘aspignnent, and this may have ‘BOMe~ thing to do with the move te force him out. 7 7
13-00000 SHACKLEY, Theodore #56 999. A “THE SUBJECT OF THIS FILE HAS BEEN BRIEFED CONCERNING PROJECT HTLINGUAL A SENSITIVE OPERATION CONDUCTED JOINTLY BY THE CI START AND DDS/TOS.
1946 to 1948. He graduated from the Latin American Institute with. the chighest honors and 4 ‘awards. by satisfying everyone concerned." After his tour in Miami, retirement he servéd in several Capacities ranging from. it in a lucid;- -highly readable manner. On the first occasion, Mr. William M. Kent joined the Agency in December | 1951. He had previously received a degree in diplomatic and public relations from the Latin American Institute, New York City and had served time in the U.S. Army from Mr. Kent was initially assigned to the Office of . aan Special Operations as a clerk typist er six een months, in June 1952, was assigned to as an intelligence officer "under non-official cover. In July De Sonne 1956 he returned to Headquarters where he worked as an area operations officer. in the Western Hemisphere Divi- sion. After a-successful stint in. the Cuba,, tion he . was assigned as an operations officer,,t After an excellently productive tour in r. Kent was _ selected to join JMWAVE in Miami. There he really shone as attested to in the following quote from his fitness report: "He has been placed in most difficult positions, particularly in the handling of incompatible people and groups which he has managed without alienating either ben side and on various occasions accomplishing the impossible he headed several sections in Headquarters in the Western Hemisphere Division, In 1967 he was transferred to New Orleans and then_to the Washington Base. In both places he worked under | }24 From 1970 until his the planning and guiding of Covert Action programs to occupying managerial positions. During these eight years. he received seven strong and three outstanding overall ratings. Of special note. are the various-—commendation-—_..... and laudatory reports: concerning Mr. Kent's performance during the "Chilean crisis". Because of his excellent performance during the Chilean crisis he again was asked to help the _ Latin American Division during several investigations. He performed admirably as reflected in a commendation: written by the Deputy Chief of LA Division on $ December 1975: "When confronted with a need to produce a paper on Chile in a short timeframe, I instinctively turned to him. It was not only because he had expertise on Chile, but to service in the Chile Branch, but because he is highly skilled in written presentation. He organizes his material well and presents : he helped us prepare a paper that was eventually used by the Director in his presentation before the Senate Select Com- mittee ‘on -14- 15° July. On the second occasion his contribution
13-00000 © was used by the DDO in his appearance before the Senate Select Committee on 28 October. Both of these papers were excellent and have withstood critical scrutiny." Mr. Kent has now left the Agency after 26 years of distinguished service as an operations officer and as a manager both in the field and at Headquarters. On the occasion of his.retirement, it is appropriate that Mr. Kent's career achievements "be suitably recognized. It --- 4s recommended that he be awarded the Career Intelligence. - Medal in recognition of his long and distinguished service.
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13-00000 an ta = subsidy and support of Cuban exile groups. 7 E. It is recommended that the Mongoose operational mechanism be abolished. F. If you concur in this concept, specific recommendations will be made to you concerning the re-~positioning of Task Force W within the DD/P. WILLIAM K, HARVEY Chief, Task Force W -~17-
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13-000Q0 FROM . : The Review Staff, Walter Elder Review Staff: _76-0083/A “Date 14 January 1976 = TO -: CIA Task Force SUBJECT : SSC/HSC Request RECEIVED: Date Time The attached SSC letter requests hundreds of items related to the Kennedy Assassination. ve . Comments: oe? one on
104-10306-10007). po a ; = ( ( Dei See t ° 1 October 1963 NOTES FOR MR. McCONE: 1. [ppp has prepared for your information a summary of General | Chiang Ching-kuo's visit to the U.S. Attached to this summary are the four most important papers as follows: a. Your position paper; b. CIA commitments paper; c. Memorandum for the record on DDP briefings; d. Record of conversation with the President. The visit is considered to have been a success and Chiang Ching-kuo returned with an understanding that any abrupt move by his govern- ment to recover the mainland with military force would not be supported by this country. Chiang Kai~shek has accepted the position paper and CIA's commitments paper, and our station is now workin out cooenatiaa | ee b 2. (in commenting on the propos to send Dr. Cavanagh 4 Rome, Bill Harvey suggests that Cavanagh be certified to thi ican as your personal representative, and suggests you might\)do this through Cardinal Cicognani or Archbishop O'Connor. Request your guidance.7 GE | 3. (ppp has run another assessment of the reliability of the documentary material provided by Penkovskiy and see reason to change their _ Helms suggests you have this assessment checked with DDI and OSI and if they concur, re-assure USIB along the above lines./ ~ SO 4. Dez FitGerald briefed the Joint Chiefs recently on his overall program against Cuba. In the discussion the main thing that emerged was General LeMay's view that the present program was far too small to Fc
13-00090 overthrow Castro. General LeMay wondered why we di not/lse _ bombings. There was also a discussion of Navy and Air rce programs to protect raiders in international waters and in the ‘event of hot pursuit. It was agreed that further planning would be conducted. 5e ‘(Tonn 1 Warner has reviewed the record of recent congression to you. No one criticized you. Senators Pastore, Humphrey, and ‘ Anderson praised you.) 6. [Sohn Warner has prepala a recommendation based on ng/reading | that our standing in Congress is currently on the declings _ suggests that you meet. privately with such memb¢rs Saltonstall, Vinson, and Arends to seek advice an for public statements by these members and other member s-] . a a ; 7. Mr. Kirkpatrick has forwarded a memorandum on efforts to obtain oe a 2 replacement { for Colonel Grogani] velop a strategy, bcommittee’ 8. Dick Helms has forwarded a memorandum of his briefing of the Bureau of Budget officials on the Agency's covert agtion programs. McGeorge Bundy attended and offered 2: opinions:/ (a) that there be a regular annual briefing of the Special Group covert operations as a whole, and (b) that during the present perifd of apparent detente there might well be very good reasons for investing even greater resources in covert actions. pe 9¢ / security. Bross is presently drafting a\m morandum to the Secretary / ! : of Defense on this subject which is being\yeviewed by Houston and Bannerman./ Wee
10. (mr. Gilpatric has written you a letter confirming versation ‘about assigning Frank Hand as Special Assistant to Wéneral Carroll. I suggest I pass this to General Carter for Agency ection] W. Elder ~3=
13-00000 Do _ ALLACHMENT B i . , : ees C set OE Social Work: Salaries of 7 employees and expenses. -_ - $4,360 Visa Waiver: Salaries of 5 emp loyees and expenses. 3,160 Organizations: Salaries of 9 employees, — 2,250 Brigade: Salaries of 3 employees and expenses for the Council's 1,627 _ activities in connection with the Brigade, This does not include U.S. Government payments passed through the CRC to Brigade.members and dependents. TOTAL COUNCIL ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES .. 4... ++ + 84,049 Propaganda: Production and distribution of written material, (21,629 radio time, posters, etc. Underground: Payments to member groups of the Council for 16 ,500 underground activities in Cuba. Latin American Delegations: Operational expenses of the ~ 4,204 Council's delegations. | 7 | Judicatura Cubana Democratica: Subsidy to Jurist group which is | 5,000 affiliated with the CRC. oo Te TOTAL COUNCIL OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY EXPENSES ...... 47,333 Brigade compensation. (payments to dependents) 297 ,377 Returnee (April 1962) medical expenses Bo _ 6,867 _ ‘TOTAL BRIGADE SUPPORT ee ee ee ee 304,244 TOTAL CRC FINANCIAL REPORT FOR OCTOBER ...... 435,626 GROUP 1 : zxeluded from automatic _ geuagrading and. dacinasiiication
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13-00000 gas February 12, 1064 Attached plain tert Spantah Jetters were gent to Irma Sutrez in Cuba and have been translated froa Spaniah to Bnglteh,. Ke are winstre ap fo uhtether: subject sent above-mentioned letters although tt appeare December 203 1963; lettar emanated with him, VAYAG OLA“
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13-O0Q00. 0. waa ce APPAR Ms 7. TPY PLT SEbRL | SENSIS higdih i GLIDOI G8 EFENVOY: J The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed ry | In 1961, becauSé-of-mismanagement . he Station chief, himself, became the project case officer. A Station officer assisted him in the daily supervision of the listening . post, and in picking up the transcripts and the tapes. There was also an American technician inside the listening post. 3. Qswald Coverage: In mid-1962 bn-charge-of -LTEWOY=(the | asked the American officer at_the-LIENVOY listening post for the telephone numbers of the Soviet, Cuban and Satellite Em- bassies in The Station immediately | Boon thereafter connected five Cuban lines, five soviet lines, three Czech lines, two Polish lines,-and one Yugoslav - line. At the listening post, a live monitor made short summaries of conversations of interest which were then included in a daily resume _ for the Chief of Station. Later, when a reel was completely recorded, full transcripts were typed and passed to the Station; however, there was usually a time lag of a day or two. Reels which contained Russian ~
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13-00000 7 ee ’ SEP 17 °98 @8:13AM : P.2 SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE 11 May 1992 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: DCI Staff Meeting, 11 May 1992 (U0) ¢ 1. The DDCI chaired the meeting in the absence of the DCI. He mentioned that the DCI was traveling this morning and would be back this afternoon. (ATIUO) R commen <ed-that the coordination Handle Via Talent-Keyhole Channels _ CL BY: 42046982° DECL : OADR DRV FM: MIS 1-87 SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE
13-00000 - oe . SEP 17 ’98 68:14AM 7 | - SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE _ aT 8. The DD/OCA announced that the Director will testify | before Senator Glenn's Governmental Affairs Committee on the JFK assassination tomorrow. He told the staff that the DCI intends to release the redacted Oswald file at the hearing and that that can be expected to create a media splash. He - also mentioned that the DCI will. testify before Chairman Conyers' House Government Operations Committee on the same . subject on Friday. The DD/OCA concluded his remarks by mentioning that the HPSCI will be marking up the budget legislation tomorrow and that the D/OCA is presently meeting with Congressman Dicks in a follow-on sessio . Saturday. (U0 Rn SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE
13-00000 "SEP 17 ’98 @8:15AM P.4 ‘ , oO, ° SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE oo, —— fp 10. - The DDA reported that an OL officer w=~ — hospitalized for emergency surgery in |} ila. He also reported that a recent media article on au euvsaronmental |; spill on Agency property was in error. The spill--all cleaned up now--was in 1990 and was proportionately smaller than reported in the article. (C) 11. The ADDSGT mentioned. that the three operating gatellitee ---- -' «' 5 . avon mae tht o Gas y 12. The DDCI concluded the meeting by giving the staff. a status report on his activities on the reviews of the NRO — : — — jf ec: ber DDC. . EXDIR *follow-up required 3 SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE
13-00000 7 oo, ot 4 SEP 17 '98 @?15AM P.5 77 SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE SUBJECT: DCI Staff Meeting, 11 May 1992 Other Dissemination: (FOR ACTION) Para 39 =~ GC 4 SECRET NOFORN SENSITIVE
104-10307-10001 a Neck facsce I mer; rit emo ly aa Sma ere . i. i rs . aaa ~--22.. N 19¢ 3. PD FILE GN as SETA ae . | Sed pana = CIA SPECIAL COLLECTIONS panes 0 tz ae "RELEASE, ASS NE [ Tig a f2cn: UiRECTOR ee mee | a a Approved for Release i. ROeNe - INES) apop, c/CA 2, C/cA/o 2, C/Cl, VR by the Central Intelligence Agen y ee Date: 2/2003 10 PACY’ INFO | CITE DIR g4791 RYBAT/HYSAGE 1. HYSAGE-2 (H-2) TURNED PLANE TICKET OVER TO "MEDINA | ON 22 NOV. TICKET EXPIRES SEVEN DECEMBER 1963. HAS DECIDED REMAIN IN U.S. OVER CHRISTMAS VACATION AND PLANS ATTEND BASKET= | BALL TOURNAHENT IN NYC AND WILL ALSO STUDY TO RAISE FRENCH | GRADE FROM MARGINAL TO PASSING AT GEORGETOWN. 2. H-2 RECEIVED TELEGRAM FROM “FUND" THAT HE WAS GRANTED | SCHOLARSHIP.” “HE WAS ELATED AND PROMISED TO"WORK HARD TO BE WORTHY ~~“ OF HONOR. HE IS WRITING HYSAGE-1 TO TELL HER GOOD NEWS AND THAT HE WILL STAY IN U.S. OVER CHRISTMAS VACATION. : 3. HE WAS MUCH AFFECTED BY DEATH OF PRESIDENT AND DID NOT WANT TO TALK KUCH. NATURALLY WE WILL ENCOURAGE HIM TO GO PACY FOR CHRISTMAS IF HYSAGE-1 SHOULD BE THERE THEN AND WANT HIM 4 TO COWE. - END OF MESSAGE. We . K NG Van Pena et shi an A aa TTEN wep WHOA —  c/HH/3 a
REPORT .40. as FVS-98h0 “< REPORT COVER SHEET oo: eo, CONFIDENTIAL DATE OF REPORT ‘FROM SAIGO +] REPORTING OFFICER RB. NO. PROJ. / REPORTS OFFICER RUT DE LCH 5 NIOD APPROVING OFFICER . a cee & Bsn Seen EF x adit BACKGROUND DATA AND COMMENTS: — DISSEM 1 TD, 1. FROM A SOURCE DESCRIBED AS RELIABLE: THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM PROBABLY WAS MAKING THE ARRANGEMENTS DESCRIBED- ALSO SEE FIELD COMMENT. 3. PARI 1267 AUNION REPORT DATED 24 OCTOBER/ h, NG INDEX | OPTIONAL: ENTRIES BELOW NEED NOT BE FILLED IN IF DUPLICATED IN ACCOMPANYING REPORT OISTRIBUTION INTRA*AGENCY . EXTRA-AGENGY BY TAPE BY POUCH . 1-STATE 8-USMACV 3-HQS 15-STATION 1- ARMY 2-MAAG 2-HULA 1-NHA TRANG 1-NAVY 1-USOM 1-CAN THO 1-AIR 1-USOM/PSD 1-HUE 2~ 9TH FLD. joa 1-USIS COUNTRY 1-MY NO. OF DNcaoeunes . NO. PAGES guaseer ° — " . REFERENCES © PASSAGE REQUESTED FOR 35 NORTH VIETNAMESE TO FLY TO CUBA PADA A S ah ome 8 ‘ sie APPR DoE UN bay (i ’ Olid 6g FORM USE Gy : (20) 8-60 1467 PREVIOUS a) ¥ y & P) ‘ (OU -F- EDITION. : as” i ;
i. BY 24 OCTOBER 1963 THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM /DRV/ MINISTRIES OF EDUCATION AND FOREIGN AFFAIRS HAD ASKED THE DRV “EMBASSY IN PRAGUE TO RESERVE AIR PASSAGE TO CUBA FOR 35 PERSONS — . sWHO-WERE TO -LEAVE- DIRECTLY FOR HAVANA FROM PRAGUE OR:MOSCOW ON ~~ 11 NOVEMBER. /FIELO COMMENT. AFTER THE APPOINTMENT IN JULY ~1963. OF NGUYEN VAN HIEU, FORMER SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE NATIONAL FRONT - FOR THE LIBERATION OF SOUTH VIETNAM /NFLSVN/ AS PERMANENT REPRE-. _ \ SENTATIVE TO CUBA, HANOI RADIO ANNOUNCED THAT ON 27 SEPTEMBER A \ _- YSCOMMETTEE FOR SOLIDARITY WITH THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH VIETNAM'! HAD BEEN FORMED IN CUBA. IT 1S ALSO POSSIBLE THAT EITHER THE NFLSVN FOO -F— YC
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104-10307-10013 YP : SECRET SUBJECT: Minute of Special Group (5412) Meeting Held 20 June 1963 Subject item of interest to you is set forth below. 2. Sabotage Program, Cuba In connection with the new Cuba sabotage program approved yesterday, Mr. McCone suggested that CIA make a report to the Special Group every two weeks. The Group agreed with this procedure. They felt that such a report need not be in written form nor very elaborate, and that it should consist of a briefing on activities during the preceding period and those planned for the next one. Mr. Bundy commented that keeping the Group informed in this way constitutes protection to the operators, since all agencies concerned are thereby given a continuing feeling of just what is going on. 0] /s/\Paul zexe1 | Special Group Officer Covert Action Staff