, Re » ‘FD-204 (Rev, 3-3-59) wi 8st! Box # 37 - ; Cpe UNITED STATES DEP..RTMENT OF JUSTICE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (RM) 1 - FAA, Miami (RM) 1 - Border Patrol, MM SECRET 1 - INS, Miami (RM) 1 - Customs, Miami (Local)(RM) 1 - Customs, Miami: (Region II) (RM) 1 - ONI, 6th ND, Charleston, S. C. (RM). 1 - OSI, 6th OSI Dist., Robins AFB, Ga, (RM) Cepyto: 1 - ACofS, G-2, Hq., 3rd Army, Ft. McPherson, Ga: (RM) 1 - Coordinator of Cuban Affairs, Dept. of State, Miami (RM) 1 - CIA, Miami (RM) 1 ~ Coast Guard, Miami (RM) Report oh WILLIAM MAYO DREW, JR.. Ofice: MIAMI, FLORIDA Date: nae aan Field Office File &: 105-6243 Burecy File #: 105~-112098 Titles SECOND NATIONAL FRONT OF ESCAMBRAY &#. ” (SNFE) (OPERATION ALPHA 66) Cheracten INTERNAL SECURITY ~ CUBA; This REGISTRATION ACT - CUBA NEUTRALITY MATTERS . Headquarters of SNFE now located 109-111 8S. W. 12th Avenue, Miami, Fla. Aims and objectives of the Alliance of the SNFE - Alpha 66 —- MRP set forth. CECILIO J. VAZQUEZ and CARLOS PENIN Placed in charge of propaganda and propaganda organs identified, Information regarding fund-raising activities of groups set forth. Latin= American delegations identified. Members of the Executive Committee of San Juan delegation identified, and information regarding incorporation of an "autonomous" fund collection committee in San Juan set forth, . Identities of Executive Committee of the Los Angeles, California, delegation set forth. Provisional Executive Committee formed by Mexico City delegation, Allegations regarding plans for military action set forth. a <7 INFORMATION od Disclosure nal Sanctions N document contains neither recommendationa ner conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contenta are not to be distributed outside your sgency. HW 535244 DoclId: 3227027004 Page 2? MATION: LOST AS ANTI ZED LOD, iol + ——— GARNET EUTNE AY me A cee me
HW 535244 > . oa : ot ~ SSCl BUA # 377- MM 105-6233 DETAT.S3 I, Aes0Qguanreens va iiebes 9, 1983, MM TL, a Cuban exile who is active in tha SNFE, advised that the headgearters af the SN¥E ~- Aigha 85 - HAP (Movimiento Revelucionario del Pueblo) zre “sw insated at 103-111 8, W. 19th Averue Miami, Florida. 9 Ti, AIMS AND OBJECTIVES Gn august 12, 1953, MM T-1 made avaliable a document sgettirg focth the aius and sbjectives of the SNFE - Aipha ¢5 - “AP, This document was writtes in Spanish, and a translation ‘3 sét fsrth below: “Ene Sccunmd Natlonai front of FScaabray, the Revolutionary Hovement of the People and Alpha 66, aware of the cragedy of our erslaved fatherland, in accorianes with thelr historic responsibility, and with cesoeet fer the desires, dictates aad needs for Cuba'‘s fight, join togeths: in this war and in the futerc peace. This wnion is based on common principics xc well 45 an a i common ideological postulates, as ave couent on ths tactics to he used, "The basis program which we support cor the Cuba of tomurrsy is the following: "1, We propese representative demosracy as the system of goverrment, with the restoration of all the huiean liherties and rights. We repudiate any System which preverts the exercise of ths couplete dignity of man and we condemn all dictatorships aad tyrannies, whether they be of the left or the right. "2. Doegeatic re-establishment of the juridical legal principles of the Constitution of 1940, "3, Enercise of the snvereigaty of tke people, by weans of free elections. 2. DocId: 3227027004 Page 3
HW 535244 SSCI BOX # 377- MM 105-6243 "4. "5. "Ss. we Ss, "Recognition and respect of private crane We propose an effective egrarian reform waich, by meang of general laws of a demccratic nature, will decide on the axcunt to be praia tar the land, and will provide for the ownership af farses for those who work thes, therehy raising their standard of living. TY ater cept and Role: had ea . t the system of free enterprise, witht economic currents and with the widest of its sccial function, Yr RO Co Recognition of the victories chtainea by labor and unions, with the participation of the workers in the profits, and the creation of Laver Courts. Zstabiishwent of compulsory wilitary service, Denunctation and coadermnatioa of tuternational treaties which do not respect our sovereigrty, We do not recognize any agreements or promizes ‘with Soviet Russia and ths Satellite naticns of "9g, "18. DocId: 32202004 the Communist block, with which we shal} never have diplomatic relations or those of any other kind. We proclaim the freedcem of education, supervision of the public Bchools, respect for private educaticn, and ths defense of complete university autonomy, Recognition of the right to housing, We propsse &@ plan for low-cost housing for the clizsses with less resources, adjusted to long-term payments Which will be set by law, in order to provide better facilities for solving the great housing problem in our country. Page 4 fret ees ee eg a i | i '
_ SSCI BOX # 377- MM 105-623 "ii, thriving of Communise in all ita wanifests= ions 2nd collateral organizations, since’ sy vsteesgent the Interests af fereign poli theories, haraful to the demseratic 3 and to our soversignty, and the test denial of the rights of man, ” ‘ ye ye 2 CObpawS are eqéal hefore the law, Ali cf disctvimization are forbidden, and ‘2 Of Gorship i3 guaranteed, Class 1 HF pe t * of Sectors, In the recsastraction dan, there will be cxly one class ter: Cuba. Love of neighbor will hate, and there will be an attexot 2 .tne Cuban family as the chief factor : pe 2oral renoestructinn of Cuba, with a been aterencinening of the family unit, as the F baste +2 ont social organization. We are adit! nt im the Christian morality ag the vor humax coexistence, oo = Rn: oa. 1 f oo _"/s/ ELOY sabe BREE, 1 s ¥ fee Mem re ER Oe ne ARMANDBELEITES Fis) PR Bi ne ANTOSY ¢ CLAN oF ee CARLONEPIN" AE A PRO Ae hs ee om F “+ i. to gal - OC em Gp Soptesbsr 12, 1963, MM T-1 made available a copy of rescliutions passed in connection with the unity of the SNVE - 4ipka #5 = MRP, and the FAL (Anti-cCommunist Liberation #sont,} an English translation of which is set forth below: "First: The aost ieportant factor in our joint force ig our commen interest in liberating Z Cuba troa the CASTRO-Communist dictatorship, 4 and this factor should overcoge all difficulties, difierences, or fricticrs which might arise. "Second: Theos revolutionary organizations agree not ! to become involved in any activity without J prerisus consultation with and approval of the résaining organizations of the group. Ati stlitary operations of the mexber © sts.otzations will be directed by Commander SLCY COTIERREZ MENOYO, —_ “" "Thirds ( cM A HW 53244 DBocld:32202004 Page 5
‘te SSC BOX # 377- MW 105-6243 ye forrtk; Siege four organizations have joined ~- _ ts achteve greater unity among the 2xi1-CASTRO groups for cur ¥ar of . itberation. They will continue talks wath variovs other similar organizations, sod will invite ag sany organizations as desired to tors an alliance strong enauzgh t® carry out. action to liquidate the a systén which enslaves our beloved country. "Fitth: te will get up a system for furds sxhich ° iil enable us to set up a budget, cof which a minimum of 80% will te spent for arszs and carrying out our plars, Rowever, contributions to the separate Crganizations a2y te used for the individual ervetses of each group. “Saints A broad program will be set up, with a ainivum nuwber of points which will be set out later, sut which will not prevent éach individual organization from having its own program, as long as the individuai programs do not cause discord among meabers of the Alliance. Our high purpose is to gesve our country, liberty and démocracy, the highest possible aspiration of the Cuban people. wy . 4s ovr system of governwent, wea want a representa- tive democracy, with re-establishment of all liberties and human rights. We repudiate any systea which does not respect the dignity of Lad we condean all dictatorships ard - tyreanies, either of the right or the left. "23. Se“wunt re-establishwent of the laws set forth under the Constitution of 1949, "3. There will be popular sovereignty, through the celebration of free elections, 5. HW 53244 DBoclId:32202004 Page 6
"5, "6, "T, "8, "9, "10, "12, HW 53244 DBoclId: 322702004 “VT . a tee iebepurera st, , Oui GUN #37 7- MM 105-6243 "4. We prenose effective agrarian refora, There is to ts sayment for the land, and the farmer Should =e able to own the land he works and raise nis standard of living. Recognitica of and respect for Private. property and free enterprise, in accordance with modern economic trends and the widest concert of their social function, Recognition of the gains made by labor, freedom to orgznize and the rights of the workers +o Share in profits, as well ag establishment of Labor Courts, Establishuent of obligatory military service. Condemnation of all international treaties which infringe upon our sovereignty. We will xot recognize any treaties or agreements with Soviet Russia or the satellite nations, and we will uever maintain diplomatic or any other kind of relations with them. We want freedom of education, supervision of the public schools, respect for private education, -and full autonomy for the university. Recognition of the right to proper kcusing. We Plan for cheaper houses for the poorer classes, and a law which will facilitate long term payments, in order to help resolve the housing problem in our country. Communisa in all its forms will be forbidden, because it represents foreign political theory, incompatible with the democratic eystem and our sovereiguty, and it denies the rights of wan. 6, Page 7 en et ne ae ne ee RN Oa one ee eee Let Acces same we mene oe te
§) ys te) mee" SSCLBOX #377. - — MM 105-6243 \. - ¢ . . _ 9? "12, All Cubans are equal before the Law. All - discrimination is forbidden, and we guarantee freedou of religion. We condemn rule by cértain classes, In reconstructing our country, there will be one class and one sector: Cuha, Love for one's neighbor will be Bubstituted for hate, and we will try to unite the Cuban family, aS an important factor in the woral reconstruction of Cuba. The family ¥ili be a. the base of our social organization, We hope to live by Christian principles. , 4 MEME Pe CF _ MovIMmle “WTO "Miami, May 12, 1963 7b . KEV GENE IOMARIO.AEL. Pueurg "Jal CARLOS AN, #.R.P, | 7 ROGELIS .ODRITOEZ, FALL. ANTONI. VECIANA, Alpha 4: ‘ ARMANDO FLEYTES, Second _, Front" lmenesr. CF A onus ent, Apartne above, it is scted Z YE 2 <a ) that ROGELIN iODRIGUE REZ, Apartment 916, Pasific BRetel, Miami, Flori:a} was intebkviewed on September 19, i463, at ‘a which time he stated that he had been the Coordinator cof ~ the FAL in Matanzas Province, Cuba, He described the FAL as consisting of counterrevolutionary elements, the majority of which were menbers of the Cuban Army and Militia. He Said that he caue to the United States in the Sumrer of 1963 as United States representative of the PAL, and in the spring of 1963, joined the FAL elements in Miami with the alliance consisting of the SNFE - Alpha 66 — MRP. RODRIGVEZ advised that in June, 1562, two other members of the FAL arrived in Miami fron Cuba, claiming they represented tke FAL. These individuals stated that the FAL did not desire to continue the union with the other groups, but would engage in the fight against the CASTRO regime on their own. RODRIC®EZ claimed that the FAL then withdrew from this alliance, but that he continued with the SNFE, acd that he took 46 to 5¢ men of the organization with hin. HW 532744 DBocld:32202004 Page 6
HW 535244 MM 105-6243 III, PROPAGANDA a ey tyes On August 14, 1963, MM T-1 advised that 12 early August, tie Prosaganda or Publicity Department of the groups were reorganized and Placed under the direction of the Secretary-~eneral of Propaganda, headed by "°C L190 J, \YASQUEZ, Naticnal Secretary of Propaganda of the SSvE - por Akpha 66, Gut Sy TAeLts PENIN, Coordinatecr-Censrai of ths Fo ern UMRP, According ts Yi T-1, all of the official writte> —~ “ propaganda *43 to be prepared in the City of Miani, ar2 Ney statements icr radio srograms prepared in other delegatians ~. oe were to have tha tene of the statements issued from Miami, Vr Cecinis TOW 2 CNP (Se (hion 72 G@ web MM T-1 stated that the propaganda organs of the organizations were as follows: ; WRITTEN PROPAGANDA PROPAGANDA OVER THE AIR 1. "El Mambi," official general 1. Cuba Impaciente, organ of the three crganiza- Venezuela tions . 2. "“Antorcha JSuvenil” (Torch of 2. Cuba Inpacierte, the Youth),”efricial organ — Miami addressed to the youth, whether they are members or not 3. "Cantera" (Quarry), official 3. Cuba Impacisute, organ addressed to the war. New York committees, with guidance of a general type 4. "El Correo" (Poet), official 4. Cuba Impaciente, ' organ addressed to the members Guayaquil in charge of each delegation with data concerning the activities of the delegations. 5. "News from Cuba,” bulletin in 5. Cuba Impaciente, English, addressed to news- Orlando papers, magazines, and other elements in North American life with data and ccmments on our organizations DocId: 3227027004 Page 93 Sm ne me RR ARE Se TO Sa RRS Rt I A RRR RR a
HW 535244 go oO. SSC BOX # 377- MM 105-6243 WRITTFS PROPAGANDA PROPAGANDA OVER THE AIR 6. Publicaticns st leaflets, 6. Cuba Despierta general or scscific books like (Cuba Avake), biographies, and so forth Sarto Bowingo IV, FOUND RAISING ACTIVITIES © Oa August 14, 1963, MM T-1 also advised that the organizaticn was then actively engaged in promoting a “one-dollar drivs” by sending requests for $1,509 contributions te individuals whoss addresses were ovtained from telephone socks in each state of the union. Oz Octchber 7, 1963, MM T-1 advised that AXYTONIO VECTANA, with the SNFE ~ Alpha 66, had recently received noney from the delegation in Atlanta. VECIANA said that in order to assure that “the FBI would not know the destination of tte money,” he had arranged to have five letters sent to the delegation in Atlant: which appeared ts ccme from Cuban refugees in Miami, asking for assistance frox the Atlanta delegaticn, According to VECIANA, the delegation in Atlanta is an aid society existing in that city. aA ae wy) mem bee OF SteBrecT Fle OU ni 2ariern ————Actcrdirg to MM T-1,-the organizations are planning a benefit tbasebali game to be held at Miami Stadium on the night of Octcber 14, 1363. This game will be held under the auspices of the S*?E - Alpha 66 - MRP, and Cuban baceball Players will rarticipats. ANTONIO VECIARA orgasized this benefit basekall game,/and claims that he has the persnission of the Miami City ayfhorities, as well as the cowmissicners Who supervise bsss%all in the United States. MM T-1 stated Sction with fund raising, or Octchber 9, 1963, _ ANDRES\WAZARIO\RARSEN, and possibly ARWANDO FLEITES, leaders £1 A - of the SNFE, plas to travel to San Juan, Puerte Rico. October I¢ is a Cuban naticnoal holiday, and meetings are planned in Puerto Rico. V. DELEGATIONS On September 17, 1963, MM T-1 madeavailable a list of delegations cf the SNFE - Alpha 66 - MRP in Latin America, which are set forth below: 9, DoclId: 3227027004 Page 10 Te et ee te meee ete meee ee mate ete teense
i HW 535244 SSCI BOX # 377- MM 105-6243 DéLeg LATES To (Gee Tee fe Ecuadcr: Dr, JESUS TRCZ FLOR, f -% -3tay HUMBERTO“2 est WEZ, OPga cor ‘Casilla 232 Quito Venezuela: Dr, ARNALDO SEHVERERY FIRKER, Coord ioata~ apartado del Este Lizzs a Caracas Coloshisas SERVANDO vEES, Oo nmw aim toy Sctel “Torye Len ae , Carrera i2 con Calle 13 Bogota Argentina: Dr. CANDIDS L arene Aarrataa ter: een Viamonte 534, Oficina + Buenos Aires Puerte Hico:. ’ Dr, CARLOS Dove ay, Mn Abnantoer Ave, Centrai 257 Hyde Hyde Park, | Sse, eA Sares Spain: Senor GERARDO yorcE REGCEZ ~ Sanchez Llevct ] Third Floor, #4 Salamanca On Sestecxber 27, 1963, uM Tel advasst tear tk- Executive Commitise of the delegation cf the Sure - “Alpha 66 - MEP in San sua” +; suUSrto Rico, was as follows: ee tenremenreenennetes Dr. 1s AE WONZALEZ, Delegate of Alpks 86, Supervissr of Finances; i Sr. CARLGS LOPEZ uA, Delegate of une, supervisor of Propaganda; Dr. EMTLIO CABALLERO, Delegate ct'the Second Fron Supervisor of Organization; FELDAZASALA, Seonetary, Of Organi ton; 10, Docld: 32707004 Page i1
HW 535244 CHURCHILL, TreasuiXr 44 - i  SSCILBOX# 37 9- MK 105-6243 Rscum vE Commit Tes oF deh & Baran CF_SaR SECT ORIAMI2 gn Fe JUANOT, Secratary of Finances: Z ALBERT :ALVERDE, Sacreztary af Polesation JOSE WAREZ, Secretary of Propaganda; ' i 4 i Nas i rewaciDgsan4, Secretary of the Women’s Cormittee; : CUILLENANLOVIO and DACOBERTO™ BOORL TEE, ; Se eerste | & Workers’ Movemert: ~ FRANC: SNERANDES, Servatary of Persansel: ~ ANTONICNGARI, Students? Division, Accordin; to MM T-1, the San Juan delegation had recently particizated, together with the anti-CaSTHO organizatioa of NOLO RAY, known as JURE, in picketing the British Consniate for three days, until they determined that the Britisn <..-2rnment had sent a note of protest to the Cuban Covernment in connection with the seizure by Cuban forces of xzir.eteen Cubans on Anguila Key in the British Bakanas. fhe San Juan delegation also advised that the visit of Z£iQ! CUTIERREZ MENOYO to San Juan in August, 1963, had raised tie spirits of the members there, aad resulted in the enroliment of seventeen new member, including the Anglia automobile dealer ARMA} once Se and the Vice President of Delta in (Puerto. Rico, WORGE cE E08. In addition, a Puerto Ricaa woman, ‘LOLIT INCUEVAS, has b3en in the process of composing a march or tae See for the SNrE. which is tc be called "A Cuba Voiveremos," (We Will Return to Cuba,) which she is donating to the organization, and which will be ready for the celebration on October 10, 1963. . The San Yuan delegation is also planning a one-half hour weekly progrzn over the radio. MM T-1 also advised that the San Juan delegation had furnished in2ormation concernirg the Comite Unido de — Recauderacion (CTR) (United Collection Committco), viich was incorporated as a non-profit organization in San. Juan, Puerto Rico, on July 30, 1963, Among the members of the Boar of. Directors. of this organization were Dr. GCSTAVONQERCNESNDORAN, President; RAsiOS Krona aon Vice President; T Mase OSA SOANITERMGORRES, Secretary. 11, ‘ Docld: 322707004 Page 12 Cri renee ee anaes meme ens arama ms =
DoclId: 3227027004 Page 13 MM 105-6243 It var :ndicated that the San Jduar delegatica Was working with ari had am interest in the COR, The COR was descrited 45 ar autononcus organization conposed of individuals ~itre:.t connection or affiliation with organizaticnr2 ¢? «< political nature, which was forsed to collect ard ciotribute funds for the war against Communisn anc tic iiberation of Cuba, On Gorersr 9, 1963, MM T-1 xade available the ~. <. identities of the rerbers ot the Executive Committes_cf- the delegation i: Tes “angeles, Cali tren dta, weich is _ set forth below: © ——— ~ . s 43% 22 OS Ay 5 : 1G . £Oos Aree eee purastXQob0% ’ Delegate; i“ s¢ ! ch ST: aALIF “mance, NCES, Vice-Delegate; OO » MASYEL Pee NgO, Treasurer; oo ~ a BLD, Acting Corresponding Secretary; EYES, Secretary of Organization ' MANCEINGESTELLES, Secretary of Propaganda; — ADOLETARCSZALEZ, Military Secretary: NN GEAR Ws EHDEz, Secretary of Personnel; N : JOSE KAN ELXALVAREZ, Secretary of Public Works; a | MANGEDNG3RIN, Secretary of Planaing; MORRISXE4NDEL, Coordinator - Ceneral in Command; { . . 7 Votera:. a rpr9 rosso: ¥ANCE NZALEZ; GCILLERZO. AURTADO; JESUS* CERES; LORENZDNQALDES. 12. ive
rat we ° 7 & SSCIBOX # 377- MM 105-6243 it is noted that MM T-1 advised on Septentser 17, 1963, that ths ros Angeles delegation was planaene a propaganda CAMpAals:, as well as a Special meetings io celebrate October 10, aud that ELOY GUTIERREZ WENOYO woul wake 4 quick trip to Los angeles in connectica with tunis meeting. On Septesber 12, 1963, WM T-1 made availazle informaticn reZn naling changes in the list of the delegations LZ3t which are set forth telow: we mb Re ee —_—-— .an Fields Avenue pope a FE »3, Louisiana : 1763 srs Talman Chicago Wi, Tllinois ARICNUPEZ 131 Boise. Street Jeatervite, Louisiana Nt, ' \j  AURELTONNARCIA NX Apartaio £1068 ~ Mexico 1,_D. F. BN ARSENICNCALICIA oF 423 West Susquehanna Avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ERNES“OXQODARSE S212 aiizade Avenue West ¢_Hew York, New Jersey wre ee JOS? NuvaRez Apar. tatio. 6326 Parana, Republic of Panama 13. DoclId:322707004 Page 14
yy . \ ras 3 rns 1 te 4 - : * MM 105-6243 ORI aay in QE Wer Le % 7 V- Pal On October 9, 1963, MM T-1 advised that a Provisional Executive Committee had been formed by tis _ delegation in Mexico City, Mexico,. which is set forth below: PATRICIO SANCHEZ, Secretary General; AURELIC JARCIA, Secretary of Finances; GLORIA\RSPOSITO, Corresponding Secretary; rd ANTONIONQERGES, Secretary of Public Relatiozs; MANUEL “GQMARGO and Mr\FIGUEROA, Military Secretaries; ANA MARIANQOMEZ, Secretary of Social Assistance. MM T-1 also advised on October 9, 1963, that ANDRES NAZARIO SARGEN was flying to Puerto Rico on that date to visit the San Juan delegation. In addition, CECILIO VAZQUEZ, National Coordinator of Propaganda, was due to arrive in Miami from New York City on that date, and that plans had been made for him to visit the Dominican Republic in order to assess the situation there with a view to establishing a delegation in Santo Domingo. _ VI. INFORMATION REGARDING MILITARY PLANS On September 11, 1963, MM T-2, another Government agency which conducts personnel and intelligence investigations, made available information which had been furnished by a member of a group of Cuban exiles trained in the tactics of information collection. According to this source, ANTONIO VECIANA of Alpha 66 rented two airplanes on September 9, 1963, from FRANK FIORINI for the purpose of conducting a raid on Cuda during the evening of September 9 or September 10, 1963. These two planes were allegedly in Georgia at an airport that was a base for crop dusting planes. The source stated that FIORIKI supplied one of the pilots, and that Alpha 66 supplied the ; other. 14, DoclId: 3227027004 Page 15
MM 105-6243 r FRANK RINI, also known as Frank\Sturg:s. oe is an American citizen who has been engaged in Cuban —— revolutionary activities for the past five years. MM T-3, who is familiar with some phazes of Cuban activities in the Central Florida area, furnished tre following information on September 5, 1963, regarding a meecticg which was held in Orlando, Florida, on " August 24, 1963. and which is set forth below: Among those at this meeting was ANTONIO YECIANA, who mentioned that the Alpha 66 group in Los Aageles, California, had purchased a T-6 ailitary-type aircraft for use in anti-CASTRO raids on Cuba. He said $3. :23.00 was needed to transport the plane to Florida and ara it with, among other items, two .50 caliber machine guzs. VECIANA said they would possibly fly the >lane from an undisclosed airstrip in Florida, and that two "Americans, reportedly familiar with this type of aircraft, we oN. had offered their services, free of charge, to participare. in any raids conducted." He said one of the Americars is supposed to have a "Comanche" airplane, which he also offered. However, VECIANA said they preferred to use the T-6, which is faster and more maneuverable. VECIANA also mentioned that Alpha 66 has a key, with an airstrip, on which they have arns and axraunition stored, but that they hesitate to use it, as it 14 allegedly being watched by federal authorities. Location of tnis key was not nentioned. ANTONIO VECIANA is Treasurer of the SNFE ~ Alpta 66 organization. ; On September 17, 1963, MM T-2 made available inforea- Co tion furnished by a Cuban’ exile, who so and who received this information from an untested confidant ae of the SHFE, who is sonetines ‘present at the meetings of this group. 18. HW 532744 DBocld:322027004 Page .16