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; ; (69) i Richard Helms the former Director of the é a pee algae ; .CIA, tin. his testimon’ before 2 thG Comitteaystatea V that the AMLASH oper ition was not designed to be an assassination plo - "HO As already indicated, THR, : the +577?6R conclud:d that AMLASH had “no factual basis for leaking or reporting any actual CIA plot directed against. Cas :ro" during President Kennedy's 06>” : life. //f (64 Joseph Langos ch, the Chief of Counterintelligence for the CIA's Specia. Affairs Staff in 1963, the component responsibl: for CIA operations directed against the Governmeit of Cuba and the Cuban Intelligence Services, offered a contrasting view to the testimony TER :/HE ease of Mr. Helms and the assertions of the 104+--féR. nen Fitzgerald headed the Special Affairs Staff£l}3_ eet” whith was responsibl : for the AMLASH operation. In an affidavit to tie Committee, Longosch recalled?
Ret ased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 OTe, . DAFE: 11-14-2017 ro oy ~ an . | Co : so bye & . 2 a | scuitl | NY 97-1792 . INFORMANTS (Cont'd) Identity: of Source Location NY T-2 (Cont'd) ROBERT TABER arriving in ‘'7\ Havana, Cuba, 4/1/60 — \ WALDO FRANK S7-1792-55 sent letter to & 97-1792- 98 "El Mundo" and "Revolucion" |SOKOLSKY article | and information from MAJORIE RIOS| 97-17 92- 98 Tnformation re YCONTE AGUERO and 3 MANUEL BEATON "BOB" ordered to  97-1792-64 y“eappear before the | Senate Internal. aa Security Committe 97-1792-60 mformation re ““} 97-1792-88 4OLGA FINLAY and J FARRELL DOBBS 4 Information re 97-1792- 89 A LUIS CARBONELL a I Message of } MARJORIE DE a f RIOS to ROBERTO : - C - Docld: 327175747 Page 4
MEMORANDUM TO: ALL STAFF RE: Payroll Certification he Requiations and Accounting Procedures _for Allowances | and Expenses of Coni Representatives require that, among other things, the Committce's monthly payroll certification include the relationship, if any, of each employee to any current Member of Congress. This certification 1s signed monthly by our Chairman. es, Menoers and Employees of the U.S. House of The following are the relationships to be included in the certification: Father nephew brother-in-law mother niece Sister-in-law son husband stepfather daughter wife stepmotner brother father-in-law stepbrotner sister mother-in-law stepsister uncle son-in-law half-brother aunt daughter-in-law half-sister first cousin Piease complete the appropriate portion below, sign and date this form, which will then become a part of your permanent personne] file. inet status changes, you must notify the Committee's Budgat Office 1 i — i tel | ly ot _tne 2 change. [¥]/ Tt am not related to any current (95th Congress) Member of Congress // t am related to a current (95th Congress) Member of Congress. (Please specify. ) npldyee
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Secret a ‘lesifction _ Stassitication: - (This form is to -be used for. material extracted. AS Coam—ioripoled wseldientmpterial extracted . from CiA—controlled documents.) _ wi3aq oo Commission with information SO | requested. As. Mr. Rocca's: testimony reveals, he had. no knowledge at the time of the Warren Commission investigation of Agency efforts to assassinate po - Fidel Castro. (asca, Class. Depo. of Raymond | /-Roceay. TAIT, Pe 50). Chass . oS ode -Clasifed teenie. teak
John Roselli, actua Lly existed. Further, John -" Roselli supplied al: information concerning the He Suppet Uncsh Janee-6Leemret 1 sroted-erat “Fhe public dissemination of the details of the plots operation to the CIr\ through either (17?) G) The SE allele or William Harvey. TreGomnleeee Ti corresponds remarka>ly to the efforts of John Roselli to prevent iis deportation in 1966 and 1971, and to prevent his srosecution for illegal gambling activities in 1967. These coincidences plus other weet oh hil ée Cig . BLE 2 evidence hay, dae. that _dohn Roselli manipulated the facts of the plots ‘into the retaliation theory in efforts to force the CIA. -to favorabiy\ intery 2ne, into his. legal affairs to prevent | the further disclosare of the plots in general and ‘the retaliation theory in particular and to prevent further waves of peolic paranoia. | Ghe~Gonmrctteenotes—that Tn some instances John Roselli was successful.
MEMORANDUM TO: Mr. Blakey FROM: Edward M. Evans Chief Investigator, MLK DATE: August 26, 1977 SUBJECT: Robert J. Walker &* Mr. Walker has agreed to take a position with us as Staff Investigator assigned to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Task Force. He will start September 6, 1977 at $24,000. EME: ek ee S ae?
| Phivdareh inteohaaaed:dorsenetetiel esate oe from ClA—controlled documents. ) oo | Odessa; 7" 2) We would like. to see copies, of the. 7 “transcripts [of the . intercepts, cJeransiated | | if possible, in all cases where the ) intercepts freter to the assassination, or: related ‘subjects; | | 3) We would especially like to see “the Ole [:ntercept}in which the. allegation that. - ‘money was passed at the: Cuban . Embassy _ vis. discussed (Ibid.) _ a ‘The question initially posed by (Item D. in’ _ the above-referenced memorandum, of April 2 concerns, the[era. telephonic incercept Jor September 27, “1963. us at. 10: 37 a. ne (Slawson Memorandum Of April 21, 1964, Pe 1) Obviously, if Slawson found it itch to request ‘the. source of the information, he had. a not as yet. been provided access to the original | material by. the CIA. . | a a . ‘Item Number Two of the above. , Listing tenas to Show that’ the Commission had “not been giving access to ‘the sfoscng concerning the assassination. NER, Ca Pra Pyi eee | Classification: Classified d by derivation:
BS 1080-41750 SEgRET PAGE THREE UNITED STATES SENATE, FOR MASSACHUSETTS . CLIFTON C. CAULDWELL, VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR DISTRICT SIX, AMALGAMATED MEAT CUTTERS AND. BUTCHER WORKMEN OF NORTH AMERICA, AFL-CIO. RALLY SPONSORS ALSO HAD HOPED TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT AS PART OF THE PROGRAM, BUT TO DATE THEY MAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL IN OBTAINING ENTERTAINERS. J RALLY TO BE PEACEFUL AND NO VIOLENCE PLANNED. LOCAL AUTHORITIES, SECRET SERVICE, NISO, ONE ZERO EIGHT MI GROUP, OSI, ADVISED. : | ADMINISTRATIVE: 3 RE BUREAU AIRTEL OCTOBER SEVEN SEVENTY. SOURCES ARE BS EIGHT ZERO EIGHT DASH S, AND NY TWO FIVE INE SEVEN DASH S. (AN BOSTON FOLLOWING. . ZND « PLEASE ACK FOR FIVE NITELS EN | HACK FOR FIVE MSGS FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT AND NINE N FBI WASH DC | sh8Ret ptarst stn ® DoclId: 327176272 Page 3
‘Classification:: ‘Secret _ Classification: : (This form is to be used for material extracted - {firs Chkm—contoollad ckadintentsjaterial extracted — from ClA—controlled documents.) =~44a~ wherein he states that the only reason for not providing the Warren Commission with access to CIA surveillance materials was due to the Agency' s concern for protection of its sources and methods),
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LA <a" £4 £ Classification: (This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) At 9:45 a.m., August 11, 1978, Agent Martinez met Committee staffers at their hotel room and explained that he was unable to locate Mr. Contreras Lartigue at the convention. Mr. Martinez then left to check the where- abouts of Mr. Alberue Suoto and Silvia Tirado Bazan. at 12:30 p.m., August 11, 1978, Agent Martinez returned to the Committee staff members' hotel room. He telephoned Mrs. Contreras in Tampico who stated that her husband had not telephoned her since she had last spoken to Agent Martinez. At 1:50 p.m., another agent, Honorio Escondon, telephoned Agent Martinez at the Committee staffers' back in town because the scotch tape placed at the base of his entranceway door was no longer in place. AT 1:55 p.m., Agent Martinez telephoned Luis Alberue Suvoto. During the . phone conversation, Alberue denied that he had worked at the Cuban Embassy in the Sixties, stated that he knew nothing about the assassination, and declined the Committee staff members’ request to interview him. At 2:00 p.m., August 11, 1978, Agent Martinez telephoned “hak wpe. Classification: jf hotel room to inform him that Luis Alberue Suoto must be | Ee e* . . Qu Siar | Classified by derivation: [Rha BABA_EA BAB BAC. BD ESA
SECRET, S | ° my 7 _— - coos ae  Ghisrdaren inteohaaded-dorseetetel acest, ot mo Soe es. from ClA-—controlled documents.). © “Odessa; - et ; | 2) We would ‘Like. to 0 see copies. of. the Be | - transcripts[o, the intercepts, translated | if. possible, . ain’ all. cases where the [intercepts Jreter to ‘the assassination, _ oF related subjects; Co 3) We ‘would especially ‘Like’ to see the 7 . [intercept}in, which the allegation that. "money. was” passed, at the Cuban Embassy ae ’ as discussed (tbid. ) OO 7 a 7 : ‘The question initially posed by (Ttem: 1). in ne f _ the: above- -referenced memorandum. of April 2 concerns . the[cra telephonic intercept Jor September: 27, 1963" | - at | ‘10: 37. a. m.  (Slawson Memorandum of ‘April 21, me J 1964, ‘pe 1) ‘Obviously, if Slawson found it. siecessary to 0 request the ‘source of the information, he had | a, not as yet. been” provided access, to the original material by the. ‘CIA. 7 Ss ~ Item Number Two of the above Listing tends to show } that the Conmission had “not been. giving access to the [intercefi SUBS. concerning the assassination. _ QE, . . : ; Classified by derivatio :
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(This form is to be used for: material extracted from ClA—controlled documents. ) een number’ three. of the above listing|  moiecay that[the intercept of ene Dorticos-Armas. a “conversation of November 22, 1964, in which the . passing” of monies was. discussed had. not as of April. 2 been. provided to the ‘Commission. ‘The Comission haa specifically requested the: Dorticos-armas ‘transcripts at oa _ March 12,. 1964 meeting: between ~ Commission’ representatives and Agency ‘representatives. . "(Slawson m memorandum, March 12, “1964, Subj: ‘conference | - oe with CIA on March 12, 1964) | | - On: ‘April 3, 1964, Coleman ‘and Slawson. exprassed ae. concern’ for receiving complete access to all 7 materials : relevant to. Oswald's Mexico City expe the a most. probable final. result of the a entire investigation of Oswald's. activities in Mexico is a ‘conclusion that he went . there for the. purpose of trying to ‘reach. | - Cuba and that. no bribes, conspiracies, Ps : a : ‘ ete: took place. : a . : ...In order to make such a judgment (that a “. all reasonable lines of investigation that might have uncovered other motivations or : ah a. | ” ‘Classified ‘by derivation! “
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Nee! - 79 = r no P*¢? + x . | Classification: ————____— | (This form is to be used for . SEGRE REL from CiA—controlled documents.) ‘Based upon review of the Langosch memoranda, the Committee has determined that significant information regarding Luisa Calderon Specifically - of Nov. 22 ~ details of her her conversation ana“association. with Cuban Intelligence were withheld from the Warren Commission. ‘This information as described above, was derived: from However, debriefings of A-1. from the Committee’ s review of the A-l file provided by the CIA, the Committee has not found any credible evidence indicating that other information provided by A-1 to the CIA was relevant to the work of the Warren Commission: However, in its review the Committee has determined that a as baie specific document. referenced in the Al file is not present in that file. The. missing itemis of considerable concern to the Committee. Tt is a debriefing report of A-1l entitled "The Oswald Case." (CIA Doc Dispatch (urew- } 5035, 3/23/65) On March 23, 1965, a CIA dispatchy, records the transmittal of the report, along with eleven other A-1 debriefing reports. (Ibid.) | Next to the listing of the "Oswald Case" debriefing report. ils the handwritten notation "SI." A CIA employee who has worked extensively with the Agency files Classification: EC RET. ce | ; | Classified by sovonon ALD .
Classification: (This form is to be used for, emagerial’ from ClA—compoffed ‘documents:), ¢ + . i] fet ——e-5 Vay owas? The State Department forwarded a copy of Ruyle's letter to the Central Intelligence Agency. 1031/ On June 14, 1967, CIA Headquarters sent the Mexico City Sta- tion a copy of Ruyle's letter to Bowles. 1032/ CIA Headquarters considered Ruyle's report "the first piece of substantive info about Oswald's sojourn in Mexico" since the assassination. 1033/ Consequently, Headquarters cabled that though it understood the source's reluctance to become involved “the fact remains that this info cannot continue to be withheld or concealed." 1034/ cit the identity of the source from Ruyle. 1035/ In addition, Headquarters asked the Mexico City Station to bear in mind, while interviewing Ruyle's source, that Lee Harvey Oswald was a homosexual. 1036/ The final sentence of the dispatch, “It is our hope that the facts obtained through these interviews will help to confirm that several of Garrison's allegations about involvement of anti-Castro Cubans, the CIA, etc. are false," 1037/ explained the Central Intelligence Agency's motives for pursuing the story. On June 29, 1967, the Mexico City Station cabled 205095" rer 6490 tLe “ "| Classified by derivation: é Headquarters instructed the Mexico City Station to eli- EB EP Rt
Classification: __ (This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) Silvia Duran. Agent Martinez then gave the telephone to Committee staffer Lopez. . Mr. Lopez asked Ms. Tirado whether she would be willing to testify sometime in September at a Committee hearing in Washington; she answered affirma- tively. She stated that September 13th, 14th and 15th would not be "good days" because the Mexican Revolution celebration would be taking place and she was a planner and participant. When Mr. Lopez asked Ms. Tirado if she knew Mr. Ernesto Lehfeld Miller's phone number, she stated that she did not, but she stated that if we telephoned her husband Horatio at either 516-0398 or 515-8621, he would At 2:15 p.m., Committee staffer Lopez telephoned Horatio Duran, who have him Ernesto Lehfeld Miller's office phone number, 548-4839. At 2:20 p.m., Lopez telephoned Mr. Miller and arranged a meeting for 9:00 p.m. that evening. | At 2:30 p.m., Agent Martinez telephoned Captain Ventura to report on his progress, pertaining to his work with the HSCA. When Martinez told Ventura that he had located Alberue, be able to help us. f Classification: § iu CRIN QIO so | Classified by derivation: SS £S SS ES 4 SS ss” SS &S .
- (This form is to be used for material extracted | from ClA—controlled documents.) a ek, possible conspiracies have | been followed throu h with ne ative results) ; we must become familiar with: the: details ‘Of. what. my a both the American and Mexican investi . gatory agencies there have done. This oo ‘means reading their. reports, after trans- lation, if necessary, _ and. in some cases: ‘talkin with the investigators chenmselves. _- (Slawson and Coleman Memorandum, April 13, 1964,. Subj: Additional lines of “Investigation in Mexico Which May Prove: | Worthwhile, P. ‘.n. y | Manifestly,, Coleman’ Ss and Slawson! ‘Ss. desire “for: a | thorough: investigation had been oon 8 By , the: CIA's concern lest its sources and methods, WR, : . waa, - Gi a f : : vo “ ’ na a a . a m ; oS : 3 : - | . m however relevant. to the Commission’ S. investigation, be exposed. Considering the-gravity and signi- ficance of. ‘the Warren Commission’ Ss investigation — .. the 8 : . . er Agency’ s witholding of material from. the © A - > GRR... wns! Commission staff was Clearly improper. a ?- “Classified by derivation:
Classification: ~ (This form is to be used for material extracted from ClA—controlled documents.) could have happened back in 1964. I think there would have been a much better chance of getting to the heart of it. It might have Only revealed that we are involved ‘in it and who approved it and all that. But I think that would ‘have at least come out. (HSCA Class.. Depo. of J. Lee Rankin, 8/17/78, p.91) The Committee is in agreement with Mr. Rankin that had the AMLASH operation been disclosed to the Warren Commission, the Commission might have been able to foreclose the speculation and conjecture that has surrounded the AMLASH operation during the past decade. As history now: records, the AMLASH Operation remains a footnote to the turbulent relations between Castro's Cuba and the United States. TP YR, WR, xan, “Baie, i
a” £4" AF «zr a’ ay - Classification: : (This form i rem ce vad mist - 244 - mat returned Silvia Duran's call. 1077/ This official sta- ted specifically that Oswald had visited the Soviet Con- sulate. 1078/ | ‘On September 28, 1963, at 11:51 a.m. Silvia Duran called the Soviet Consulate. 1079/ She put the American, later identified as Oswald, on the telephone. 1080/ The American, who was at the Cuban Consulate at the time, — Said that he had just been at the Soviet Consulate. 1081/ The conversation ended with the American stating that he was returning to the Soviet Consulate. 1082/ Analysis of Silvia Duran's and Eusebio Azcue's impersonating him, visited the Cuban Consulate at least one and possibly two additional times on September 27, 1963. Silvia Duran says that Oswald first visited the Cuban Consulate at approximately 11:00 a.m. requesting an intransit visa to Cuba with Russia as the final de- stination. 1083/ Ms. Duran sent Oswald to obtain photo- graphs that he needed for the visa application. 1984/ ; Eusebio Azcue recalls that this visit probably. occurred on the date on the visa application, 9/27/63. 1085/ | Ms. Duran also stated that Oswald returned at ap- proximately 1:00 p.m. with four photographs. 1086/ Eusebio aegis: Gaselestion: ws - 457 055 reer a. a, a Sn Sn =, ===, =—, =, =a [a =, | . Classified by derivation: 4 testimony would tend to indicate that Oswald, or someone Seavvvww ew
| Released under the John F. Kennedy Assa8eifiation Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hot€eyer Shed NTE nfckdork ReBOLS FD-306 (3-21-58) , Date received 20flf Method of delivery (chec Received ) £2 y approptiate blocks) < Pin person [Jby telephone {|by mail C4 orally recording device (__] written by Informant If orally furnished and reduced to writing by Agent:. Date of Report Date : Wf, . eects 20 oy Date(s) of activity Dictated —$—$ to Transcribed Authenticated by Informant Brief description of activity or material Wok - 3702 Le Hara Mowat! | Sfp. Cota , rman fae Pro ndiger dong. _ 9. FAL CABAL. és 3} MEY °Y Ae aa ee eTete " on 71. 13/94... ) dn CLASS. & EXT. REASON-FCIM Il, DATE OF REVLY? SEARCHED SERIALIZED FILED. APROG 196", san EGAL ATTACHE, - MEX! DoclId: 327184348 Page 12
and. analysis have, not been located. Whether these ~ documents merely, have ‘been filed incorrectly or. (This form j is to be ‘used tf ‘material ‘extracted "from ClA—controlled documents. ) we issues have arisen related to the kind and quality of information provided the Warren Commission, files ‘have! also ‘been: requested. ‘and: As a'result, approximately thirty files, comprising ra an approximate total of ninety volumes: of material have been, examined. and. analyzed in preparation of. this. report... reviewed in an effort to resolve these ee Ss “The. findings | set forth herein are , subject. to modification due to the. following wae oe tions, During the: ‘course of. ‘the past. see: — years, the. CIA has generated massive. amounts of. "information related to ‘the assassination of oe ‘President Kennedy. Tn, spite of the Agency’ os VAnjeus incest orp: , Asophisticated document retrieval system,’ ‘certain documents requested by. this: committee for. study: “destroyed, gaps in. the written, record still do * goaeas # ‘exist. Secondly, due - to dissimilar standards | ae,
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