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MM 92-88 concerning "Jersey" money destined for the Hotel Deauville Casino, Havana. | The following informants were contacted with negative results: T-9 by SA FRANK R, GERRITY on March 11, 1959. T=10 by "TLL by T-12 by 7-13 by 14 by T-15 by . T-16 by. T- 17 on that he had heard of New Jersey had SA SA SA SA SA SA SA JOHN R. KINSINGER on. March 26, 1959. WARREN J. DONOVAN on March 4, 1959. HOWARD C.. LADUKE on March 5» 1959. JOHN P. FOLEY on March A, (1959. a THOMAS J. EMERY on February 17, 1959. THOMAS J. EMERY on February 24, 1959. JAMES T. MC SHANE on March 9; 1959. March 9, 1959, advised SA EDMUND FLANAGAN from unrecalled sources that GERARDO CATANA gent money to Havana, Cuba, for. the gambling casino in the Hotel Riviera in 1957.° navel added that he had ‘not heard any information concerning ' nJersey" money going to the Deauville. : — 17 was asked concerning the possibility of $500, 00.00 "Jersey" money going to the Deauville Casino. T-17 reflected that to: his recollection, the Deauville Casino is'a very small operation and the $500,000.00 would be too much money for such an operation. .T=-17 explained that the Deauville had two casinos, one in the lobby which is quite "plush", but very small, and another downstairs, which isa cheap casino catering mostly to the "Cuban trade. T-17 explained that the bankroll for the entire operation of both casinos in the Hotel Deauville would, in ‘his opinion, be no more than $20,000.00 to $35,000.00, T~17 went on to say that the Deauville Hotel itself is not expensive inasmuch as it rents rooms for $5.00 or $6.00 a night, and the hotel itself is not elaborate. ; On February 25, 1959, T-2 advised SA JAMES P. O'NEIL that subject had an interest in the casino operated:;- in the Deauville Hotel and is represented there by CASIMIRG HERNANDEZ of Tampa, Florida. T-2 stated that HERNANDEZ Docld: 32566366 Page 3
SAC, New York | 2/10/59 Director, FSI | f ar BUT TRASFICANTE, JRiy aka. | v peer eA Y*RACKETBERING ~ . | sO ~ ate ‘ ! ee “He memo from Legat, Havana, 1/23/59, a copy of Co pe which was furnished to your offices: reflecting-that PCT ag Guide De Phillips {eonceal) advised ho-pickdd up money sometime between January and Marchy 1959, ot &n airport outside Havana which was described ag "JorscyY money destined for the Hotel Deauville casino, Havana. _ New York and Newark, through contact with . informants and sources, attempt to ascertain accuracy of this report, identity of individuals involved, and further pertinent, information concerning this alleged Incident. | Advise Bureau of results. a Q-= Newark, i JGL: swb/bap jap (6) . ner: — ") fry ‘ j : MAILED S ~~ ‘| | FEB 10 1959 COMM-FBI @& FEB 12 1959 Tolson Boardman Belmont Mohr Nease Parsons Rosen Tamm _. Trotter —____. W.C. Sullivan — Tele. Room Holloman Gandy Docld: 32566362 Page 1
SANTO TRAFFICANTE, JR., aka . ANTI-~RACKETEER ING _ REFERENCE: Report of. SA STEPHEN J. LABADIE, 1/15/59, Miami. a : : ” a ar C « —— Three conies of this report are enclosed to the Bureau in order that one copy may be transmitted to the Legal Attache, Havana, Cuba, for information, as the Attache is continuing to maintain coverage on subject. As set out above, the Miami Office is comsidering this case closed UACB, inasmich as the Legal Attache, Havana, is able to follow anything of interest through sources there and report same to the Bureau and Miami, &s well as any other interested offices, = Paxil Sr ee 4 Bureau (92-2781) 3 " jut 471° wad APR 27 1959 WS yo ed ar oe | ps 3 mI W eed Tx 3 \ 4a a NOFA CS ‘operty of FBI - This report is logaed to you by the PBI, and neither it mor its contents are to be distributed outside the -agency to which loaned. Spacid: 32586386 Page ’
MM 92-88 According to. T-7, after the downfall of the. BATISTA Government, the slot machines were removed by a group of unknown individuals from the Sans Souci Gambling Casino. The remaining equipment in this casino was not damaged. T-7 advised ‘that TRAFFICANTE was able to take precautions with the gambling equipment at the Hotel Comodoro and he had the equipment stored in various rooms in the hotel. As a result, none of this equipment was damaged. On February 25, 1959, T-2 advised SA JAMES P. O'NEIL that subject's interest in the Hotel Comodoro Casino is handled by BENNY FERNANDEZ, formerly of Tampa, Florida. T-2 said subject's interest had previously been handled by RALPH REINA of Tampa, but REINA is no longer connected with this operation. T-2 said BENNY FERNANDEZ was not, to his knowledge, connected with gambling in Tampa, but was considered a. gigolo. He stated FERNANDEZ had been the boy- friend of GLORIA. HERNANDEZ , who was the widow of LAWRENCE ~ HERNANDEZ, SR., oné of the founders of the Columbia Restaurant in Tampa. T-2 said that prior to going to Havana, FERNANDEZ had lived in Washington, D.C., with Mrs. GLORIA HERNANDEZ, who recently died. , Hotel Deauville Casino On January 1, 1959, after. the downfall of the BATISTA Government, mobs of people ransacked some of the gambling casinos in Havana. The Hotel Deauville Casino was ransacked and the gambling equipment thrown into the street. On Jamiary 9, 1959, T-8 advised that he had. recently ‘been released from Principe Prison, Havana, in the general release of prisoners which occurred on January 1, 1959. He said he previously worked for TRAFFICANTE asa chef and bodyguard at the Sans Souci Night Club. T-8 recalled that in connection with the. financing. of the © Deauville Casino, he was requested by TRAFFICANTE sometime during the period between January and March, -1958, to go to Rancho Boyeros Airport outside Havana to pick up money from a messenger who had come over from Florida. 7-8 said when - he delivered the package of money to TRAFFIOANTE, he ascer- tained that it contained $500,000.00 and it was oversey” money destined for the Deauville Casino. ‘The Newark ‘office advised by communication dated | May 23, 1958, that sources: contacted have no information ne eee ee ne ee _ - wn eee DoclId: 32556336 Page 2?
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION “h/16-6/25/59 Report made by Typed By: STEPHEN J. LABADIE , SANTO TRAFFICANTE, JR., aka Synopsis: _ REFERENCES: Report of SA STEPHEN J. LAPADIE, 4/24/59, at Miami. - ~~ Bureau letter to Miami, 5/4/59 -Pe- a - LEADS - - DALLAS | AT DALLAS, TEXAS . . Bureau advised May 19, 1959, through Identification Division record on subject, that copy of subject's identifica- tion record was forwarded to Dallas, Texas Police Department. Inquire at Dallas, Texas Police Department their interest in. subject. MIAMI AT TAMPA, FLORIDA Will maintain contact with informants, law Approved Special nt Do not write in spaces below Copies made: -; 5, - DS sf ("3.- Bureau (92-2781) 2 = Dallas a = @ - Miami (92-88) ym JUL 9 1959 “TM wy | 5 | ‘io & ge Property of 5 repent TS “| ie is reid 5g by the FBI, and neither it nor its contents are to be distributed outside the agency to which loaned, WU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1988 O-—-344750 Docld: 32586395 Page 1
MM 92-88 INFORMANTS Tel is. HAV-33. _ T-2 is MM 416-C. , p.3 is PCI ALBERTO SUAREZ ALEMAN, “doorman at Guba building where TRAFFICANTE resides in Havana, TH is TOM GALVIN, Inspector, INS, ‘Tampa, Fla. Ta5 is MM 647- PC, T-6 is Dr. EUGENE F, COSTANTINO, former PCI, who is the female doctor of subject's wife in Tampa, Fla. -7 4s HAV-31. T-8 is PCI GUIDO DE PHILLIPS, Havana. T-9 is NY 136-C. ' T-10 is NY 169-C. [11 is NY 2151-c. T-12 is NY 889-C. T-13 is NY 147-c. T-14 is NY 2522-C. T-15 is NY 204-c, T-16 is NY 2227-C. T-17 is NY 2427-c. | | T-18 is ANTHONY J. GRIMALDI, SR., PCI, Tampa, Fla. T-19 1s MM 648-C. REVIEWED BY SEK TASK FORCE oy . tele selon lest 0p a TOTAL DENIAL ee Sa a - ; Docld: 32566366 Page 4
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STANDARD FORM No. 64 oN ” Office Memi, andum - ° UNITED STAWES GOVERNMENT TO. : DIRECTOR, FBI (92-2781) DATE: May 29, 1959 [yor : SAC, MIAMI (92-88) SUBJECT: ~ a SANTO GRAFFICANTE, JR., aka ANTI-RACKETEERING~ . (Miami - 00) Re Miami letter, 5/14/59, advising that according ~ to newspaper article appearing in "Tampa Morning Tribune" on May 3, 1959, the daughter of subject TRAFFICANTE, MARY JO TRAFFICANTE, has announced her engagement to AUGUST C. PANIELLO, and the wedding is to be consummated on June 21, 1959. 2 It is noted that PCI SUAREZ ALEMAN, advised on o April 14, 1959, that according to information he received, 7 subject TRAFFICANTE's daughter will be married in Havana, Cuba, within the next two months. Appropriate contact will be maintained with informants, Tampa, to determine definitely whether this wedding is to take place in Tampa, Florida, or Havana, Cuba. In the event this wedding is to take place in Tampa, it is the intention of this Division to alert the local authorities in Tampa of the possibility of TRAFFICANTE's appearance in Tampa for this affair. It is known that in the past, the local authorities in Tampa were interested in locating TRAFFICANTE in that city so that New York authorities would be in a position to effect service of a subpoena on him in’connection with the ANASTASIA killing. ticle _. Ley] eff | | G2 No tork \ we REC- 58 ja aa Ad iy ~ q9° | | tie! 2- Miami: EFE:mbs 0 Tey, ; a ahs ad a / : ’ : ", rp 7 ot NA . oat oe 3 MHL 2 1988 om. HW 45966 Docld:32536391 Page 1
a ai I STANDARD FORM NO. 64 Office MN - TO : Director, FBI (92- 2781) DATE: August 24, 1959 OM i: Legal Attache, Havana (92-1) Cs . ; SUBJECT: SANTOS TRAFFICANTE, JR., aka ANTI- RACKETEERING ” oO Re ‘Havana letter dated duly 13, 1959. dt? ton August 20, 1959, HAROLD MILKS, Associated Press cor- ‘respondent, Havana, advised that SANTOS TRAFFICANTE and _HENRY.. APSAAVEDRA,, who represents the subject's interests-in the Hotel Capri, ‘had been provisionally released by Cuban Immigration authorities -from Tiscornia Prison where they had been incarcerated for the past two months. MILKS stated that the Cuban Government claimed that. insufficient evidence had been developed to warrant the de- _- portation of subject andSAAVEDRA from Cuba but that investigation concerning this matter was being continued by the Cuban Government. On August 10, 1959, HAV-33 informed that during their stay -in Tiscornia TRAFFICANTE and SAAVEDRA had "lived like kings." Source “paid that almost all guards in the prison had been bribed by subject “in-order to insure that the subject. had the most comfortable ac- _commodat ions possible. Source said that subject's food was brought in on a daily basis to him from outside the prison and that he was allowed any number of visitors he desired. Los on July 13, 1959, PCI ALBERTO SUAREZ ALEMAN, doorman at | =the ‘apartment. building where TRAFFICANTE resides at Calle 12 No. 20, . Havana, advised he had attended the wedding of subject's daughter — as an invited guest. Source noted that most of those present at the wedding were employees from the various. casinos in Havana and that the only outsiders were subject's immediate family and one or | \ two close friends from Tampa , Florida. Reape On July 18, 1959, HAV-31 advised that he also had attended the wedding of TRAFFICANTE' s daughter but that there had been no important hoodlums from the United States at the wedding. Source noted that TRAFFICANTE's brothers, as well as a close associate £ eT named JIMMIEALONGO , were, present at the wedding. Ye wseT eae slits HON BR nA \ Extra copies of this letter have been prepared for ‘for- : warding ‘by the Bureau to Albany, Miami, and New York. \ ~P- 54 me sy F8 hy 4 ' 8 = Bureau {vs alt Pr 8 ot ad ree be, Lhe fe ‘a | 3S iam ger. ae Ruel a7 1959 2 - New ey ‘1 - Havana - oo \DJB: 38 | aa? arene) cen RT Docld: 32556397 Page 1 13 ene EN nel” .
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : NARA RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10108 RECORD SERIES : National Security Files AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : DOS FROM : Saigon TO : Secretary of State TITLE : DOS Incoming Telegram DATE : 7/6/1963 PAGES : 4 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : National Security Files, Box 198: Vietnam,7/1/1963-7/20/63. Box 2 \ HW 49061 Docld: 32625996 Page 1
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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : NARA RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10205 RECORD SERIES : National Security Files AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM :: TO: TITLE : John F. Kennedy document Control Record DATE : PAGES : SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000 OPENING CRITERIA : . COMMENTS : National Security Files, Box 382: Disarmament, 7/63-10/63, item 4A. Box 1 HW 49061 Docld:32626309 Page 1
HW 49061 LFeMmEy NLA OE BBA A PROPOSAL TO FREEZE NUCLEAR FORCE LEVELS AND FISSILE MATERIAL PRODUCTION "The Soviet government has already ealled attention of the CPR government to the simple truth that life does not stand still, that science and technology are developing rapidly and that something which was unacceptable yesterday may turn out to be useful and even very useful today.” USSR Statement Replying to CPR August 20, 1963 DocId: 32626309 Page 2? AA
ay & A NEW DISARMAMENT STRATEGY TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Introduction i The Soviet View mn Military Analysis \ Political Analysis 5 The US View 8 Military Analysis 8 Political Analysis 12 TAB A. Draft Treaty . TAB B. Strategic Delivery Vehicles 1. Definitions 2. US and USSR Inventory Compared TAB C. Soviet Views, Public and Private TAB D. Economic Impact “TAB E. Soviet Production Facilities ‘TAB F. Possible US Strategy Toward France *TAB G. Possible US Strategy Toward China “TAB H. Inspection * Asterisk items will be available in revised version next week. HW 49061 DBocld:326276309 Page 3
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : NARA RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10206 RECORD SERIES : National Security Files AGENCY FILE NUMBER : . ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE : John F. Kennedy:document Control Record DATE : ! PAGES : ; SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : National Security Files, Box 382: Disarmament, 7/63-10/63, item 4B. Box 1 Released under the John . Eennedy WKSes5assination Records Oollection Act of 1992 (44 USc 2107 Note). ases#: NW 49061 Date: 4-05-2018 HW 49061 Docld:327626310 Page 1
fy Ep emer tem D1 3@> BI 4 Soe yh TOWARD A NEW DISARMAMENT STRATEGY Introduction Until recently general and complete disarmament and a nuclear test ban were the keystone of U.S. disarmament policy. Our success in negotiat- ing a limited test ban treaty has changed the situation, for Premier Khrush- chev has made clear that he has withdrawn his offer of three on-site in- spections and, therefore » & comprehensive test ban treaty is no longer a major factor in future negotiations. Although the Soviets will undoubtedly continue to use their proposals for general and complete disarmament as a political weapon, Premier Khrushchev's recent private comments indicate no interest whatever in destroying missiles. All of this indicates that in the fall of 1963 we should consider shifting our disarmament strategy to new ground. Present proposals for general and complete disarmament are framed in & political void which implies that all nations and weapons are created equal. In our future policy we may wish to draw a greater distinction between nuclear powers and non-nuclear powers and between nuclear weapons | and conventional weapons. It could recognize the fact that nations are not equal -- that nuclear powers do have more power and, therefore, should have greater influence and control in any international agreements. Finally, it should come to grips with the issue of China and France. Since the advent of atomic weapons in 1945, the control of nuclear weapons on a world-wide basis has been one of the primary objectives of U.S. national policy. There is no reason now to change our objectives. HW 49061 Docld:32626310 Page 2
HW 49061 om) | eee wo i VERIFICATION ANNEX Part I. Verification Procedure for the Original Parties Article I 1. Three months before the coming into force of this Treaty, each of the Original Parties shall submit to the other Original Parties a declaration listing all facilities located at any place under its jurisdiction or control which are engaged in the production of: a. strategic delivery vehicles; b. anti-missile missile systems; or c. fissionable materials for use in weapons. 2. Each of the Original Parties shall also include in the declaration a list of all facilities located at any place under its jurisdiction or control which, whether or not currently engaged in the production of such vehicles, systems or materials, have been engaged therein at any time during the five years preceding the coming into force of this Treaty. 3. The declaration shall contain a general description of each facility listed, and shall give its exact location. Article IT 1. For purposes of verification, France, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States shall be considered as one "Verifying Party", and the Union of Soviet Socialis Republics shall be considered as the other "Verifying Party." 2. Upon the coming into force of this Treaty, each of the two Verifying Parties shall be entitled to verify the implementation of this Treaty by the other Party. Article III 1. Inspectors of one Verifying Party shall be entitled to verify on a continuous basis whether a declared facility of the other Party ‘which is no longer producing any of the items specified in Article I has not resumed their production. Where the danger of such resumption is small, periodic inspection may, at the discretion of the inspections, be substituted for continuous one. 2. In facilities engaged in the production of missiles to the extent authorized by this Treaty, the inspectors shall be entitled to verify on a continuous basis that the production does not exceed the: authorized limits. Docld: 3276276311 Page 5
JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : NARA RECORD NUMBER : 176-10036-10209 RECORD SERIES : National Security Files AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO: TITLE : John F. Kennedy document Control Record DATE : PAGES :#/0 SUBJECTS : we DOCUMENT TYPE : . _ CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 9/10/2000 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : National Security Files, Box 383: Disarmament, 7/63-10/63. Box 4. HW 49061 DBocld:326276313 Page 1
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JEK Act 6 (1) (C) It is almost certain that the Chinese government would reject the proposal but it would further divide the Commmist world and undermine support of the revolutionary wing of the International-Commmnist Party. Furthermore, it would put both the USSR and the United States Govern- ments on record against a ChiCom acquisition of nuclear weapons, thus laying the foundation for later initiatives. Donestically the agreement should probably fare about as well as the test ban treaty. That is to say, there would be a vocal minority rabidly opposed but the clearly demonstrable advantage to the United States should gain broad support in all of American society, including the United States Senate. HW 4906 DoclId: 32626310 Page 13
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