+{180-10142-10307 bdo €/1]38 - . THIS COPY IS NOT Vol 4. - podoale to Dec 1A89 @: aol File request 1s Jit] S49 Artime - Buesa, Manuel Francis Porm — : 1/34 /3% Be @ mMocen -Camequey Prounle , cure, DOR - opened by Martha Thorpe @: PRA -—Pact a= Ciyprongen- AMBIODY- | . ‘contact - deve Lo@ment- ZN Rovember IAT _ ftetime a C.) hiding 19 Haugan after duaflechen with Castro gout aAnddessred to eke ye Subj. brought ins comact with Cod. Morales (+r ue) 9 Havana disgused a) Cuban pest. Subseg went ly, ex filtrosent to Mexi and later to WAVE. Taitial interat was fur KUCAGE ExPLOITATION, Sub yect's loyalty, toward CLA bes ower a periodof years » become inshhuohonelizect and he Gunly adapts t new. CASE OF FICEeS" Or, Davicl Merales as “Dr. Gonzalez” BHousard dunt . *E cdmardo” Gerala Drollec “Frank Benae «/ Manck numerous other CLA. reersenrcectwues involved in. “mete Uo wed. assumed names , but some ot Wham 4re tndun to him bie their true dontih, eh “Subjech Li€uss AB associathen asiTH CLA as indupensrable in Jecms ef CENGHIONG him Ww bwriAQ Aboot Aecutve Chante tn 10-10 149-1030"
tthe Cuban situatheon. we. thereSoca considers ho mussticn aindtssolubhy. hed up with cIA ,which in Men a ffards bus a strong element of comtrol over his acthurhes . \ Sub). has no cover. In coment of AMBORLD progect oaly pecmle whe nu af | cArimets assoc, & & Mr. Ratae|~ Quintero ana De. Cesac Baro. 4 . ‘Under auspices of AMWORLID Sub; . WIGS TFAINEGCL inthe cuse of the one-timne. gact. He underusent exdensive. parcarnbraty and imelli gence Training aUnIAG Im eave Previvus Schuh, @ CLA! IMO RATE - thy Nesponsib hg leg WO the attrer, nut the collechen field. He they eurveyet Cn cecayten . political Ankel\igence | but stricthyy Od Ow by~Rrodunr. “He nes been permikeol to infer that itvs passveer to “ne. PoCYy- mec ing components of the WS. Guu't. ‘ He woitt be med ar & the ecimeealiun FIMUDORD , c oacaonvhtary- PFOGlaM , vesty Ep. him -ayrkhe ismportronr “000 Independent rerpunnbiliney , . Ariime tnows Desmond. Fitggeraid , James Smith ConreF Oc /A0) Ricnarok Gea (CsA), Raw\ vernandez CS es) Ven (4g Rech s het ($As) “Sub ect's tecminanon World involve amegur eoliey AUN on & Nah lever. of the UL. Government, ” @D! CABLE YALA B04a ~~ Decis, 195%. i Actime & Oarune les Hava. mss. Veramer “an Dec IW 19357, eta Tamrr le Bec. Exh i tratea By OD AN rR
Volume A Tan- Apr ideo Qi memo ty D.cf Sec, Frem He, Fina 1-A4-GoO Aitimme & Varona exhltryatek from. Cuba.ion $H-Dec iAF4 Aref wed Ttampn le Dec 14855 . @.memo foc omefef WH/Y . from Clare Simmeny (Feb (96) Because cf Comments made. by Pedto Driazw. Lanz en 43 Jan Wel t ef ect that A. Map be Comm.agent, @ © : Prot Me vy_ File wt. (fe VIC@w.ed, Comcad ect NO. sup Prk Fer- ‘Cable Feb 6,160  Mexi Sia Artime, ~ leader of CHrlban Catno hic University roar. ‘Cable a&-A7-GO Mex 8199 Atteme lett Mex: Feb a4 — Caer. | hour > San Joe. © san Toe Cable Sekt8e- 3-4-60 : Ar time leauing San jose. march & 3 (® Cable - 3-14-Go Cite doe 14ie To Havana ‘ i i j i Hy Onginzting Of bic or Q. SAMA , “Follow ng. info in set given General disem by Has ‘and. stanen asrech pass same to oprcrB , ODENUY ER Castro “extremely, worcied over effechueness Arthmie offurts to ducredit We gout abroad Gad NA given orders Ehminede Him. 1 aw
( Ce cue e fF ficer ) GQ) Request for Aperwal ie Mar 14e@O From Toseen $. Precalo | “Sub, ect uth be wren foe in PP opetancn. and to SUPHIG rafurmemen OM Counter ~levoluherety be t t i te ©itavle HAVA 3&oR 3-O4-GO TO Dir, ! Poss Arthieme messane : I, i 7 on . Fricke | Caste Ns Wwsumed ofders @hrnineie. wom. Ie De nor reveal name cf ANG MRR pers ovelsnes Nnuw locetack in Cuba. to anyone, Water yar pers.r2l. security . bout see qua MPC. B31 March.” fi ©} Provisiunel cperanhmel Aeeroval ae AN Marcn 1TGO : Granted. I: 3- FR Q4-60 (OD), Cable Pir aawe- Crypt assiugneu— AMBTLDDY-1 i tyol3 Qu- IO : Request foc operahcnel Qpprova! From T MARC Le May GO - I re guest. che age of OR to ceflect we in PM Cadre,
.VOlume 4- Sept-DecIAco . Volume Ss Jan-Fer tle! a I Artime DOP as Jan 19%aQ received B.S. from Ravana UNivErsihy |. a ieetter in file menhons Ap. FRD Generel File, 9-9-1). “VU COfJume 6 March - Dec 1961
LW) 12e@l mad DDO _S- 8/a) 78 volume war - January '6a- Apr *63 ( memo- ta/marcn/ 196A Fue Chief lort/ys/em, Subject) Artime advance IN the amount cf £4 ,108.78. “by PS, Ma gg | Advances foc trave\ expense: to Artime. by Mexico City during 460. . [- BD Apeil 14e0 — #3 609.7 a a- 6 May I%ecO SOO,00O ©.memo Sve Cmef Wrst Pinence ta March 1164 by “Cheeiey Orman. states snat A, took part ia April, itl. invasien G@nd was CaptKirech & nowin prisin m cuba. Travel advances shouiclh be written ef & ko (D. Cable WAVE a93ar- Ww Die Frem TMusmVE I- 1-63 . 3 ON HEC a7, 1%eA Camica Mer Prmrime. “Subs aprpearer -extlemely willhag continue coopertie with CLA. Suprect more matured, still enetgenc ANd. apem@S hue same arwe and politcal qmbihus «ay kebre. 7 @ Capbie WALE, 3OS% I-G-63 reports recontact of Artime by Hunt. Oonvs only wants | a ae comtostr wir rn AL YT causing WAUe sume emboatarsmeit Shw while understanding, rruatts interest Artimers wel . Lowe Wen the:rc pagt. relamunwhip wish gant out continuect conrach Can only hove detrimental eflct on LoAUE vane feiahunsn pm wrth Artime. . e
Page 6, Artime File, yYolume 7 (continued from handwritten notes) + * 6&5. Cable, Wave,  3128- Jan 9, 2963 CRC received request from Artime's prospective mother-in-law for back salary due Artime for period of imprésonment. CRC records show that although Artie MRR delegate to FRD at approx $400/month untill few months before invasion during which he in direct contact with CIA. Evidently Artime only member brigade for whom no prior finan arrangements made. CRC proposes settle matter with payment $3500 which equivalent basic brigade salary of $175 (martially illegéble) _ for 20 months without allowance since Artime's parents not dependent. Artime accepted $250 bonus frum CRC with considerable reluctance and told WAVE he prefers decline back salary for political reasons.... To avoid criticism Artime not treated fairly WAVE authortizing CRC offer check for back salary but also instructing ARTIME decline on basis his acceptancd would create misunderstnadings - As equity WAVE covert payments to Artime will be generous. 6. Document Cross kReference. 18 Jan 63- Artime released from Jail in Cuba and arrived US on 12/39/é 62. Artime on speekers' platform with JFK at Orgnge bowl. i - 7. Memo for record byRobert Moroney, 23 Jan #963 On Jan 22, writer met with Artime and Roberto Perez San Roman in Washington, D.C. They were in D.C. to see the Attorney General and hopefully, Mr. Cottrell of the State Dept. Both Artime and Perez stated that they regarded Robert Kennedy's recent interviews with the press concenring the Bay of Pigs to be prompted by internal U.S. political considerati ons. Both men, without solicitation, volunteered the opinion that the Agency had suffered gravely for the Bay of Pigs, and they stated that the Agency, in the persons of the Agency personnel whom they knew, was not responsible for the failure. Artime stressed respect with which he viewed the majority of Agency personnel with whom he had dealt. ."From a long-range Agency viewpoint, it would appear that our interests nogw are parallel, and he may be expected to wokr with us as long as they remain parallel." 8. Memo for Chief, CI/OA from William K. Harvey, Chief, jTask Force W, Dated Jan 23, 2963. Requests Artime's provisional operational approval be reinstated for period of 6 months. "It is plenned to use Artime in the WAVE area and throughtout Latin America as a PA-PROP asset.” 4 we Qo. Operational Approval granted Jan 31, 1963! 810. Memorandum for Chief, one Froviss offal, Attn. Seymour Bolton, From[[_](Hunt) Jan 31, 1063 Hunt relates his contact with Artime after the invasion. Hunt states that On 6 Jan 1963 he “Lett Washington for TDY in India, returning on 20 January 1963. On Jan 21, Artime called and that evening visited Hunt. Artime toid Hunt "that he was, in effect, under the wing of Mr. Robert Kennedy, the Attorney Genetal, who had counseled him not to accept money from the CRC, saying that money and travel expenses would reach him by another channel. I asked if Artime had a Miami contact and he said that he now had one and was receiveing funds as the Attorney General had indicated." 11. Memo by Hunt to C/SAS/ PROV/PAP, Attn. Seymour Bolten. On 3 February 1963 Hunt had lunch with Artime. (memo dated 4 Feb 1963.) Artime told Hunt that he and others, presumably San Roman and Oliva, ahd been guests at a luncheon tendered them the day before by the Robert Kennedys at Hickory Hill....Artime mentioned 1 meeting Jaun Bosch in NYC and said that they had gotten along well. \ ¢
| Page 7- Artime File | 12- To: Choef, Special Affairs Staff, from Chief of Station, JMWAVE, Subject: Engagement of Manual artime. Memorandum of Oral Committmentl. Artime has been engaged under oral ~ contract for use under TYPIC and is tob e charged against station overhead. Effective 7 date of oral contract is 1 Feb 1963, and it shall continue for an indefinite period unless terminated by either party at an earlier date. Artime to receive $400/ month. : Also subject will .be reimbursed for operational travel and expenses. And will be given “* $100 monthly for an operation expense account to cover cost of car rental, typewriter, stationary, etc. "This account will be non-accountable in order to raise his prestige." 13- Dispatch to Chief of SAS from Chief of Station, JMNAVE, Dated March 13, 1963 _ | Subject: Typic/KUWOLF/ Operational, Artime Progress report, Feb 1963. Artime assures that he is a loyal CIA agent with a relationship of service going back - to before the Bay of Pigs. “He is presently being used for propaganda and information purposes, and a product is received at littel cost." In addition to $400/ month plus $100/ month expences, Artime is authorized to rent a safe house, presently $150 . monthly plus utilities, where he meets the case officer and does his writing." “The only two immediate plans. for Artime are to exploit the book he is writing, and, secondly, -to continue to use him as a source of information." 14— Memo for Record by Hunt dated 2 April 1963, re Convesaton with Artime and Manolin Hernandez~ 1 Paril 1963. Artime visited Hunt on April 1, 1963. Artime stated he had just returned from a long trip through the countries of Central America, that he was bringing a message from Luis Somoza for Attorney General Robert Kennedy, and had an appointment to see the latter on 2 April. Artime is scheduled to appear on Today show on 4 April. Then Artime is considering going to Spain to talk with Franco. His _ apparent contact with the Spanish Govt is via the one-time Spanish Charge' in Havana . (whose name escaped me) but who, Artime said, was at one time of great assistance to Jack Stewart in Havana.... Artime said he had heard that Jim Noel was now inf] and I said that if Artime wanted to check, all he had to do was to call the | upon arrival. Hunt asked about Jose Perez San Roman and learned from Artime that Pepe had suffered a mental breakdown, that the Robert Kennedys had rented a home for Pepe, his wife and two children in the McLean area and that Artime had been with them during the day when Mrs. Kennedy had come to the San Roman home and seen - Artime. ar 15- Memo fpr Record, 5 April 1963, by Alfonso Rodriguez. re Meeting with Artime on 3 april. Upon request of RFK, met with Artime. Artime stated that in a previous meeting with the Attorney General in Washington, he advised Artime to come and see him whenever he had a specific plan of action. Artime stated he now had a plan and that it is essentially one of clandestine opertions against the south coast of Cuba. 16- Dispatch, Chief , Special Affairs Saff, from Chief of Station, JMWAVE, Progress report on Artime, dated March 1963, dated April 9, 1963.. Evaluation of subject has not changed substantially.
Wizelman Page 8- Artime (Continued) Volume 8- May- July 1963 1. Memo for Record dated 3 May 1963, Subject- meeting with Artime, By Alfred io Rodemeyer. Meeting of Artime and Chief of SAS. ‘Chief came forward with a proposal _ of cooperation based on the- following understanding: Doe 1. That we would furnish advice. 2. That this might be only one of several groups with which we would work. 3. That Artime's activities must be based outside the USA 4. That we would furnish funds for his operations. Note: At this point Artime asked if we would furnish arms. He was told that arms would be made available; that is, they would be close enough for him to "reach for them." .... In general, Artime was made to understand that the hand of the U.S. Government cannot and will not be revealed, but at the same time we would be willing to unofficially ‘ and informally assist, however possible.... MRR was to continue to receive $4000/month SAS Chief met with Artime as Don Archer. 2. Cable WAVE 8132 Artime returned to Maimi on May 4, 1963 Stated HOS officials authorized monthly payment of following to MRR- Clandestine Fund $4000, Salaries, $1650; Office Expenses $600; MRR Newspaper $400. 3. Progress Report Dispatech on Arthime, Dated 9 May 1963. Artime as obtianed a secretary to keep track of everything he's doing. On 21 Aprii ; a meeting was held between Andrew K. Reuteman, Stanley R. Zamka, Nelson L. Raynock and Artime. The role and oblicagions of Artime and his organization were spelled out. 4, Operational Meeting with Artime. Dated 15 May 1963. Re meeting meeting referred to above. 5. Artime's Progress Report for May 1963. Dated 12 June 1963. WAVER OANG During May, Artime went to HDQ re Haitian matters, and after reutrning to the WAVE €sF @ area, left for Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama and points outh. UFG@ av& 6. Controlled Dissem. Report No. TDCS DB- 3/655,239, Precedence: Routine Date of info 23 June 1963; Subject: Current Activities of Frank Fiorini Source: An American Observer(c) from Frank Fiorini. "On 23 June 1963 Frank Fiorini said that he had met with Manuel Artime Buesa on 22 June and that, as a result, Fiorini would be leaving for Dallas, Texas, to inspect airplanes and other equipment available there which might be purchased for Artime." "Piorini also said that within the next two weeks he wouldbe involved in an airstrike agianst cuba. He said that the strike would originate outside the United States and that it was not connected with his proposed activities in Dallas for Artime. "Pield Comment: the same source reported on 3 May that Fiorini had agreed to assist the Diaz Lanz brothers in planning and executing an air strike which was to take place on an unspecified date. Fiorini advised that he would rent a plane through indirect channels. Source was Am/Clatter-1- Barker.
Page 9 {(Artime , Vol 8, continued) 7. Cable, 27 June 1963, DIR 50360 Artime expected in D.C. on July 1, 1963. Will be contacted at baggage pickup by Mr. Raul Hernandez, CIA staffer, who will use alias Mr. Martin Ferrer. — 8. Memor for Chief of SAS dated28 June 1963, from Henry D. Hecksher, Notes ' for meeting with Artime during week fram 1 July 1963. Guidelines for AMWORLD project- All contacts beteen Artime and WAVE personnel will have to be terminated. Payments of MRR set-up in Miami should be effected through AMWORLD facilities i.e. via al_] bank account to an occuount in the Bank[ | with which HOS Monetary Branch maintains special relations. I, representing you, are Artime's sole contact. 7 9. Memo for Record , 9,July 1963, Meeting between Chief, SAS and Artime on July 1, Present: Henry D. Hecksher and Raul Hernandez. Re establishment of a base in Nicaragua. Chief, SAS gave Artime a dtailed briefing on our sabotage planning and listed the following categories in order of priority: electricity, patroleum, transportation, general industry. 9. Memo for Record Dated 15 July 1963, Re Telephone conversation with AMEMBER~1 about meeting with Luis Somosa on 10 July. Ember called to tell about lunch _ With Domosa. and said whey discussed certain Cuban refugees who seemed to be gearing up for action in regard to Cuba. Names cited were Veciana, and Artime. 10. Memo for record, dated 25 July 1963, Conversation between Artime and Raul Hernandez on 18 July. Artime told that he should anticipate when large sums of money would be needed in order to allow time to process the request. A balance of - $25,000 each would always remain in the accounts of "El Protorriqueno" (Sixto Mesa). .. and Artime.
(2,3, 7, 5, 9,10. Volume 10- August 19@3- Arteme File. I- Progress Report Fer Tug 1963 on prime, Dated S hug 63, On MAuly AGS WAVE stahen oShcets met @ Artrme fact the Mask time. On July 14 he lef+ the area, NMlaunching the Ffiest Ing stép of the AMWORLD concert. | \ ‘Rolume tf Sept-Oct \W63 ®. memo from dewmond Fiegeraid, ¢hief SAS josept 1963 fequesting POR fur Arnme be femnstaed fr GOdays. @memod “ke Chief of +sp/CAB Flom Fitzgerald 4-12-63 Requeseqd that in a stfenawe in WGN INGTON Qiaa , on as” Seat (963 | “SD speciaduts one® Artime © sahQtage Ae0VKwA anc Pechniqgua, and instiuct him IM *Ne Wwe of a meke-Up weet. @.Progress Reper t- pwmMwelLp- 1-31 August 1963 Dvked lO Sept 146%. ® memo fur Oniet | SAS - Operathunrzt Aperowal wo neteby granek in caie cf Arrime foc PAT Pac spect fed im 1-4) -63 fea ues - Enrique Garcia Cnantces - Artime's bodyguach slo mesa - Artime's personel secretary.
1 Volume 34 Sept 65 -May 66 \- . Meeting with Actime, 30 Aus 196s. memo aaiecl 3 Sept loos by, Cacti Jenkins. : Artime's uncterstanding ws that the pohcy Comm tee ‘in wash ing ten. hack approved Q oroutslone! Swios LA. payment ‘fa 3 mooarhs, oc unntl i Oct l4e7., Agenty pa Prnmne OF (CO,000 net fie Roo Suisft boads . “He us not Get ae “tolling TO SIGN Anew AGye vt contract... oe: CIA “Antettrgence Tn formanen Cab le ITA W976% On 3-19-66 Francuceo Calzadilla. Munez%y Cuban charge A'afFaires in madgrica , wa Cunsideringe Iodine a proest with the Jpanwh gqusernment = a, a& feult of plotting In Madman Oy the Artirre GrOURP te assassinate “Fidet CQIF TO ,;&> ArLsclosecd by the. recent téiaqll «in Havana of -comendante Rolando curele. Semde> and pi Dllovers , Vol \ Tune 66 - Bec 66 Actime receied BFooo fur Apcul, may, Tune, IV66 anck A30cco Suc Tuly '46e_. Ic: memo “Proposect React akon of Sueeurt Tr MANuel Artimre ts iAuxonanmous Pararmhtary 6 roue a ad Tune 1%eS. ie Tune 1964 mr. Alexis Jonnsen, then a member of 303 ‘Gramitee , stated thatthe  Artime cach CORKRLA Concervart be» provoke. Casta IPD UINg SAM site and emphasi2zecrk th vs mee Dev ike ene tal ont be. Avecaan ted. En tgyus 14644 the 263
Commmbee quthoriiweck CLA to Supeuct dous Artime f&r 60 17 90 in ocde@r-+to enebie him te develop hu relatenih: ps with ‘an mMErnet aussi dent QCOAP, bUT DB CAO Cour Ce Rhine, Frome LCOnnn wings Whe CO udlLy em Groban catt. By i may Wer- CIA jermminaialuup port fe Achmet paramilitary acherne by aifechen of 3038 Commitee although court freatnansthip @ him was continued. 1 A#acnes paper dota TUNcC&,|I4os pr oPos ing supper t+ Of Aietime. B6SOCO/rmonat hs X @) memo- ab Oct IAGo erm iInqghon of Subsiatiig to Artime '’ Xadicate 303 Comm i 4ee Cpererecl Coulee request. (Sept. Wes - sunsidy Cut to 8Seoo dune 1%e66- cut to #3006 Request to Terminzie as oF Bl fec W66- Prperoveat , i @ Pag Pact |} Velume \e. . ©. Term inahon Secrecy oatr . I 138 — 19 GP @ i meme +  __ miami from CAS, mia: Shh! Wwaces ca SoUrCe of nfo on Orugs t(% Octr i197 a ProwMde, info on BerNecta de. Torres —@n) Ricardo Morales Navarette - member of-6~ A iNCunga. worted ar Hotei Sevilia, Mam afler ArrivuGl Al@mys accompa niet by Manolito RoderGuez. Conhdant ef Art ime.
ap @ memo for recoca as Ruy 1973 by OCuille Barhe_ Sune 1963 - Beril I%er- AMwWOrCLD  — Expenye> Sur pro, ect Approx PFmillien. EE b@rhu Artimes Aepuhge in MRR = Raphael Aurelio Quinterg “ MRR Treaaurer- Sifxto R. Mesa, ~Alaoma _-
Thick Agency Documen!s -Arhme Fie @O us. Pir Force, ieTan \teO Subj: Lener cf Periqnencny Stern jit Manuel F. Pretime . Buesa USAF Rept 140M, 701 @.fer / 1-37-60 Confdennal “Fereign Po\iheal matters —- Cube. * @-us.Airc Fore I march (400 Secret Reperted INRA meeting (USAF Report IFS 1,404, 90a ). anternationea! Couperation Adirministeg teen Airgrarm Dare S/3/eo Unsubnobliqntal Balances ®.. Department cf State pRocument ido Rect 19460 Seereh | Sub,ect ' Cube Series! Ex-Fidelists in Cmle +t Gain Supeurt Foe Counter - Reootuthen perp. Do. 74O., ©. FRI / \e Tan '%3 unctass: feck . MRR File * 47-4133 (Miami) 0. FORT a4 Tun 1963 Con Fidenha ll Ant Fidel Castro Rethuovyes DS-Cuna. File tet Unknown ® Far / 4 Apel 1963  Unclassi fect. Antr- Fidel Gastro Achuihenh FI fle#? uakawwn (Sauanneh, Gecgia) .
wY) @®' Fez /. ab June !%63 — MRR Registtanen Act-Cubs (D:! dept. of Defense, 4.Aug 1463 Ccontdental. Prominent Cuban exiled Leaders. uiset Nicacaguc. , (W) Fes Bocymant. 4 Aug 1163... MER Regstranen. Act —Culse, (9. dept. of Sate Document a% August 146% doniident.ia } | Artie. @) Dept of State ~ AS seer. 1963. secret. NGleren’b atrributdto Artime WD.. Beet. ot DeSenrse , F.Ocr 163, Confidential Cuban exte achurhes. POD Regurt Fi AAO lI3§aC3. @& sept.ct stare, (US Imbassy SAnTux, Costa Riad WMOct 463 , un Classrfed. Subj: Artime. @.FaT | co woo 1963 , MRR @ Fer, 'e. december 1963 MRR. Conhdenhal. . G8. Far ; iS Dec '%63 ; mR &~ Tnlerne! Security - Cuda, . Pie SB (wr) 99-4133 3: FOX document - as Feooua tu. \Ae4 mee Bre Document , 14 Mag, 1464, Conhdenta| Pret ime » FBT Tune 14e4 Conhdentral Aati- Fidel Castro Achuhés
Berens Third Agency Pocume nts dept. of Stale Document CAMEMBASSY TEGUCIGALPA) - ran) ites Subj* Fo TL Publication: Procuremen* foc ae q rey : AIN® fs/ FP unClarsss Rear pyo Fite ff Given. @D.depr. De lense Inveurgence Cepoft Q Seat \FesS™ “Achou ne) of US SOUtKh Com iM\ecert. Cantdennat Rept F A aBO O87F GY | Hie noreicen. FP @T*) 31 pec '%eQ Unckiss! heck Manuel Arrime . +o ‘FA@T 3! Pec Gee Secret it Ao Tan 19. © unclarsy: Rea Artime ‘y Ge). rer ao Cet 1467. uUncassi hed Twe Benito Pas toca as ea ge ao¢ fae aqi ‘ A&© March 1764 confiden he | Artime File 10f-a6!? sO." te TUley 116% unclessiNed&  Actime Csame) 3] " 127 Sept 1926 Confidennal Assoctahen cf veterans of Bay of Pigs Brigade arag, 3A |) FT a> Nov leo Secret FRD ARerme 33 . PBT aa Dec INGO Unclassihed  Antr- Fidel-Castro actiurhee. File. unknown. Artin 4. | 3u- : FOL G6 Fep lel Secret CLOP . 4 35- . PAT 2?Fepn 1%6) y : ! ; S67 | FOX SF march i461 Secret Clip 3 ~ [FRx i@ March t9el  Confidentia | Cuban gouY INE xr le, 3&5 - FRE Bl March '%! Unciass: fel mouimaenta Reodht ciynerio | G61 Pueblo Tnierne! Securihy- Cuba.
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ge ee ee oS Summar SO hs wag PE oe J i Lege’ Uizelman a _ 1897 ee Submiibeck 3-7 carn _ fetume_. Bueze. _Mman el | ——_—____The__file_comtains one _document__tshu chs A mem: a —<f_oral_commutment 40 the Chief _ ofthe Special affairs | Staff —wie—conkract opproung officee from chief of | [| stack. Ors. —Signed_bw. Frederic, kT. Inghusst = (feled-contrac hng_ef fucer) Aime _wos_hirech under _an_oral_contract fue use’ _unclee ——in“achun_indicadue. ftlechive date: Fi i_FebJ 1,12 3, te _con: te nae —indefin tel os 4 40 fe) 20,Lmne eath. a. ~-tebs_ charged. 4D -Stechen ever headl.