Pleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hote) 7 ATE: 11-14-20 howat v0.01 no. 1 7 . ~ LL omporandum re) : DURECTOR, FBI (97-4194) DATE: 4/8/58 4 pM NO Gla 97 ; rao -\{~” +, SAC, NEW YORK (105-39412) (p)CLAS Hy su SH poole wy A CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TOPE CLASSIFY SY sv : ~CUBNAT - CLASSIFICATION ANDVOR, i nee ~“Tg - CUBA ‘RELEASE OF CIA INFOR 6e ID egy EF | Af BM = CUBA IN THIS OOGUMENT. vets Oe aL eR IBSE OF (etn | tbs? > 1 Of DET CG cytes) Sib ae ReBuairtel 3/19/68. te (arc) Eg | Hep Saf The NYO, upon completion of &@ review of its files - of 4 siz concerning the Cuban Nationalist Movement (CNM) and the  ,%=+.,”/ 6 pabtod me oH ovimiento Insurreccional de Recuperacion Revoiucionaria / ioe = 3% BY J; Was unable to come up with any potential suspects Pat if Wc mignt be ishing information to the Cuban Intelligence av Bun zeerviee (CIS v) a nag 3 8378 The MIRR in the NY area is a small, non-functional “ ; orgéenizetion which, according to PEDRO YANES, &@ member of its : gi Vcticnal Soard, disbanded about a year and a half ago. ’ According to YANES all direction and activity stems from the f7 NS wlami area and in particular, from Dr. ORLANDO BOSCH-AVILA, ~~ - O VALES “urther stated that according to his knowledge, ali \ activity in the MIRR is directed solely by Dr. ORLANDO BOSCH, > The CNM in the NY area is rather small in number and opsrates, at least recently, without the direction: of the f / Cn. in siami., The only individuals in the Miami area who are con.vlted by IGNACIO“ NOVO and GUILLERMO!HOVO are JULIO C, “PES y “PEREZ and EVARISTO-GARCIA, Jr. [There has been no incication from sources familiar with the CNM or the Cuban ~LeSion ta the United Nations that any of the CNM in the NY &>2& have been in contact with, or have had contact from, anyone cvcrently assigned to the Cuban Mission to the United Nations Ja Dats E-~ Tureau (Ri), ye . ne i ~ Heark (2os-n60aa) (aay gh 99- VINS9 a“. -! onIGINAL FIED 7 3 il - New Yor ; ~ i” omy oe ge APR Oo MOR Ot BES MN 7. yy EP oy) . | 29 APR 23 t6B SA Bs, yr & SECRET __ bt, ir 7 mate StzoArrom 4 9 AP RZ3 6ky vs. Savings Bonds Regularly on the Payroll Savings Plan ‘ Te ee em ical SEES Scot rere ene ee fS WAN: DoclId: 32341008 Page 2?
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Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USC 27107 Hdte} . DATE: “11-14-2017 ry on. + we « 4 oo - SECRET WY 105-39412 Concerning the specifi¢ information relating “to (2 possible atgack on a Cuban ship, vhich was received from Legat, Ottawa] and contained in réButel 3/12/68, the nyo pe} ” ould like to point out th t the possibility exists that “ he letter circulated by SWANGUARDIA REVOLUCTONARIA CUBANA" was originally dated February 28, 1968. This letter was furnished on 3/15/68 to CIA by STANLEY ROSS, Editor, "RL TIEMPO", and it contained in essence a threat against Cuban and Soviet bloc representatives together with a threat to attack Cuban ships. It is possible that this letter may have fallen into the hands of CIS personnel and in turn, was relayed to the Cuban Ambassador in Ottawa, Canada. It is &@lso possible that the individuals responsible for sending. this letter, now believed to be JOSE RAMON ;EGUES and his associates, could very well have sent a Letter to the Cuban Mission to the UN, to the UN or even to one of the, Ministries of the Cuban Government in Havana, Cuba. 1a) u [the NYO will remain constantly alert for the possibility that the CIS has infiltrated the one] the MIRR 1) or other anti-~-CASTRO revolutionary organizations] The wvo ans also contemplates interviewing JOSE RAMON EGUES vigorously concerning his activities with "VANGUARDIA REVOLUCIONARIA CUBAITA". [Buring this interview, the NYO will attempt to determine Whether or not EGUES and his group had sent this letter to any representative of the Cuban Government which could be the explanation why the Cuban Government was in the posséssion of the information indicating that the exiles were plenning to take some reciprocal action for the ramming of a Lifeboat by the Cuban freighter "JULY 26" off the coast of Virginia in February, 1968. Jor u) The Bureau will be kept advised of all developments in this matter. GF -VEPD. St Re BH _ SECRET) 7 DoclId: 32341008 Page 4