JFK Assassination System Date: 6/4/2015 Identification Form " Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: — 124-10218-10427 {, o ~ RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: 97-4474-2ND NR 204 - Document Information ORIGINATOR: CIA FROM: CIA TO: TITLE: DATE: 04/22/1965 “PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : . MIRR, OBA, SAUSA, MANUEL COBO, SABOTAGE, ELECTRIC, ~ PETROLEUM PLANTS, CUBA - DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 . CURRENT STATUS:  Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 08/12/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : oO v9.) Docld: 32297151 Page 1 INC A/T
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—_— $$ rr _ _~ rr = =~ | oe -—-, ’ ° ¢ eee . to oO oh eT Bs oa . _ Tt Lota se oe 7S ae ! pote oN . n “OE By rR or , be  G ‘ nN VOTE DN ery ren XN ro VAN ror? Od a ! IN a “ RS LE GF? CO), ae ot 4 ~cNTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY a 1 This material contalns information affecting the Natlonal Defense of the United States within the meaning of the Espionage Laws, Title 18, U.S.C. Secs. MBA 2h the. transmission -6y, rexaiation of which in any manner to an unauthorized person is prohibited by law. meee oS CONFIDENTIAL Be eS DISSEM IN Tacs oe Rar COUNTRY Cuba REPORT NO. CS DB-312/01038-65 © *~.. | | SUBJECT Plans of Manuel Cobo Sausa to DATE DISTR. 22 April 1965 ' Sabotage Cuban Electric and 1 "Ls Ss Petroleum Plants NO. PAGES a m REFERENCES _ Case Eten GIG PG ay . eye LA 4 ihe 0 MARTE: nt DATE OF 5 April 1965 DECLASSIFIEN SY S605 StDIASY qo ~~ Info. ~3Ble ae Pikce a United States, Miami) 1731-98 (SRS). oe ~ DATE ACQ2. (8 April 1965) FIELD REPORT NO. _ THIS Is UNEVALUATED INFORMATION, SOURCE GRADINGS ARE DEFINITIVE, APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 13 TENTATIVE, A member of a group of Cuban émigrés trained in the techniques of information collection, The group has provided useful reports Since 1961, This information was obtained from Manuel Cobo Sausa.e ij SOURCE: le On 5 April 1965, Manuel Cobo Sausa, a leader of the Movimiento | Social Democrata (MSD, Social Democratic Movement), who had cust returned from Venezuela, maintained that isolated actions against a points in Cuba would not succeed in overthrowing Fidel Cas*~o Ruz. He thinks it is better to carry out continuous actions on key objectives, such as electric plants and petroleum plants, not against sugar mills, He said his organization has planned five n such actions, for which he needs about $65,000, half of which he has succeeded in raising. 2. In December 1964, Cobo lost a considerable part of his armaments just a few minutes before boarding a small plane to fly to Cuba; ; he was surprised at the airport in Pompano Beach by Customs officials, He believes that he was denounced by his co-pilot — Evelio Alpizar Perez. oy se said that Alpizar. has. on previous occasions, denounced we Ovimiento Insurrectiona! de Recuperacion Revolucionaria “MIRR,C@insurrectional Movement for Revolutionary ~~ Recovery); whichis headed by Dr, Orlando Bosch Avila? Cobo has obtained new arms and ammunition to replace those he lost, He may have to rent a plane for his group. Cobo eaddec that the trips by boat to Cuba have been very dangerous and expensive, “Field Comments 1. The incident occurred on 2 December 1964. é 2. Alpizar has boasted of flying missions to Cuba for the MIRR. 5 | Source commented that Alpizar said that a pilet who is now 5 il flying in the Congo denounced Cobo. ; P 4 [ jbo} 2 tent . 2 1 CONFIDENTIAL a nA a1 ‘ CONTROLLED DISSEM \ Excludeliort autematle REPCINCLANT CUSTOUS # I&NS # (Note: Field distribution Indicated by "#"") yl os - eee Tt Tt mF ae a ae “yrmae ~ 1 sare ; SL 4 P aif i fi® tsetse: pocralsssosisi” Sage 4