SUMMARY OF WILLIAM TURNER MANUSCRIPT Prepared by Betsy Palmer . January 23, 1978 PART FIVE: THE SECOND BAY OF ‘PIGS Released by Castro one year after the Bay of Pigs invasion was ‘Enrique "Harry" Ruiz-Williams. He met with Roberto San Roman and. together they flew. to Washington and met with Bobby Kennedy. . Williams was a Castro supporter in the beginning -- he was a ‘mining engineer in Oriente Province and came in contact with units of Che Guevara and Raul Castro.. He later became a. friend _.of Eloyo Menoya of the Second Front of the Escambray. Williams ‘left Cuba in 1958, because he felt Batista was angry with him. He returned in mid-1959 and became anti-Castro. Came to the United States to find a hired assassin -- talked to someone in New York and got a price but doesn't know what group the assassin was connect with (Mafia or CIA) but the price was .too high. @ Williams enlised in Brigade 2506. After President Kennedy's appearance at the Orange Bowl, Williams taked to Robert Kennedy who told him he (Williams) was their most trusted of the exiles. -and that the White House was still interested in returning Cuba -to the exiles. Williams gets direct contact with Cyrus Vance,- ‘Under Secretary of the Army -- also Joséph Califano. Brigade ‘veterans sent to Ft. Jackson, South Carolina, for training. Felipe de Diego bacomes intelligence officer for this group because of his experience in Operation 40. At this time, Williams is assigned to CIA contacts Howard Hunt and James McCord, , . HW 54756 DBocld:322745514 Page Tt?
PART FIVE ALPHA 66 ANNOYS THE RUSSIAN BEAR Morris Bishop in contact with Antonio Veciana, political leader .. -of Alpha 66. Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo one of the co-founders. Menoyo flees Cuba in January 1961 -- CIA suspicious of this belated defection -- held for 10 months: in detention center. . Alpha 66 began hit- and- run coastal raids and CIA tended to green-light their missions. Morris Bishop convinced that Kennedy and Krushchev had. made “. a secret pact to do nothing about Cuba when they were negotiating > ‘during the Cuba missle crisis in October. Bishop decides to - . act on his own to force Kennedy's hand. Alpha 66 and Second _ '. Front fired on Soviet freighter Lvov and attack Russian commando “camp on March 18, 1963. ° Kennedy offered conciliatroy statements ‘about damage inflicted by Bishop instigated raids. Jose Miro Cardona of CRC charged the Administration with policy of "peaceful coexistence". HW 54756 Docld:322745514 Page 768
@ - PART FIVE . | NELLI HAMILTON'S BOARDING HOUSE ‘Nelli Hamilton operated a poarding house at 1925. S.W, 4th St. _ Miami, in the heart of Little Havana, where the freelance adverturers, such as Gerry Patrick. Hemming, "Little Joe" Garman, - Robert K, Brown, William J. Dempsey’, Martin Francis Xavier Casey, etc.,. stayed in the early 1960's. Oe Howard K, Davis recalled the night Rolando "El Tigre" Masferrer - sent'over a truck. to pick up a few of Nelli's. boys for an © action. He also recalls the night when six of them stole a _ 40-foot vessel named the Polo and pulled a raid on Cuba. Guns for this raid were supplied by Frank Sturgis. The raid was _ thwarted. Dick Whattley was among the ‘boarders -- also Ed Collins, who reputedly had ties to the Canadian > Mafia. Nelli's was a kind of command post. The missle crisis brought increased surveillance of the action ‘groups. Customs agents in south Florida increased from two .. dozen to over 200... Navy pilots made photo reconnaissance runs @ . over Cuba | ‘and also over No Name Key. oo ‘First of President Kennedy's ‘crack- down victims was Frank Sturgis and the International Anti-Communist Brigade.. Major .Evelio Duque and 15 Cubans.-set out from Naples, Florida in Alex Rorke's » cabin cruiser, Violyn III, the the idea of sinking a Soviet tanker, Jerry” Buchanan was also along. They were arrested by British marines and Bahamian ‘police, tipped off. by the FBI according to Sturgis. Were released a day later and guns re- turned. to them. - a an -Rorke soon after landed in Cuba with the idea of assassinating Castro outside a cemetery in Santiago. Did kill his bodyguard but Castro. was riding in the next- ton last jeep and was unharmed. Rorke was lost ina plane off Yucatan Peninsula off Mexico. Also aboard was Enrique Molina Garcia and Geoffrey Sullivan. Sturgis believed Molina was a double agent who kidnapped Rorke and Sullivan, took. them to Cuba in retaliation for earlier attempt on Castro's life | -- Hemming agrees... HW 54756 Docld:322745514 Page 79
HW 54756 “SUMMARY - PART FIVE — of THE "HITS" ‘THAT MISSED Bill Harvey, CIA, was dumped in June 1963. as head of ‘Cuban Task Force W and transferred to Rome station as a result of his clash with RFK over the missle crisis. Johnny Roselli gives him a farewell dinner. ' Roselli's “poison pill" plan. to kill Castro had failed. He - also was using sniper teams based at a CIA safefhouse ‘at Point Mary on upper Key Largo. Captain Bradley Ayers, an Army officer posted to JM-WAVE, recalled that during an ‘orientation tour of CIA facilities in May, 1963, "Rip" Robertson took him to Point Mary safehouse fOr. overnight stay. Ayres“ sai he few Anerica ‘Rosel i i a Robertson ,- ( L ; Harvey gave Roselli a ‘special radio tuned to Cuban security © channels. Roselli project remained in an active status during spring and summer’ of 1963. Robert Plumlee, contract pilot, said setveral times during May and June he flew Roselli to Bimini Island for meetings that included’ Bob Rogers and Bill Carr of the CIA and anti- Castro leader Carlos Prio. Ayres says his Army colleague, © Major Sterling "Wes" Estrum, was involved with Roselli as late as mid-August. _ "At this stage Robert Kennedy still believed ‘that the CIA had discontinued its Mafia plots, and CIA Director John McCone had never learned that they even existed. With Harvey in Rome, it. was Richard Helms who was keeping the lid on.' FBI learns of CIA-Mafia link and also tries to penetrate, but Roselli would not work with them. McCone learned of involvement in August when Chicago Sun-Times reported a CIA connection with Sam Ginancanna. Helms convinces McCone that operation had ceased before. McCone ' took over. CIA has connection with Rolando: Cubela who. had ‘defected from Castro and wished to assassinate him. Cubela associated with Federation of University Students.. CIA contacted him, possible in Madrid, where James A. Noel was station chief. ‘CIA lost contact with Cubela at time of missle crisis but reestablished in September 1963. Cubela pushed for firm assurances of American support - wanted to meet with RFK. Desmond ‘Fitzgerald® "agreed to meet ‘with Cubela* ‘and hold vhim- ~~ self” ‘out © as” a \- personal ‘Yepresentative™ Of: -REK™ - _ red Shackley - Docld: 322745514 Page 80
__ SUMMARY _ ~ PART FIVE THE "FLYING TIGER" CAPER Bayo-Pawley raid began on early June morning in 1963. - ‘when the Flying Tiger II left Biscayne Bay and headed. for Straits of Florida. Aboard the boat was the owner, -Ambassador William D. Pawley, Rip Robertson and two other . CIA paramilitary supervisors, Richard K. Billings of Life magazine ~- object to kidnap two Russian missle officers and take them back to the. U.S. and put ona press display.: ‘Eduardo Perez began showing a letter in early weeks of - 1963 supposedly written by undergraound unit in Cuba which . ..Claimed the Russians wanted to defect and could verify that -..Russian missles were installed in Cuba. Perez was nicknamed "Eddie Bayo" because he resembled General Bayo and also had been a ferocious fighter with Castro's rebel army. .. Turned against Castro and made numerous incursions . into Cuba -- reportedly involved in post-Bay of Pigs. assassination attempt against RAul Castro. Became involved . with Haitian exiles who wanted to overthrow Francois. Duvalier. - Howard Davis, of Interpen, tried to help Bayo solicit ... * £unds for Haitians -- contacted Theodore Racoosin in @ ee New York to ask for funds. Pos \Davis tells Racoosin about the Russian defectors. Racoosin| checks out the story, convinced. at - is true. Later doubts that Bayo wants anything but equipment. . New groups takes over (had been White “pouse interact at. first). -John~Martino-become« “Catalyst..of Flying Tiger caper. “Martino reportedly linked to New: Jersey Mafiay~-. -hade strong ties-with-Johnny’Roselli. (Author at this point restates ‘Loran Hall. story that he met with Giancana and Trafficante . in Florida in Feb. 1963 whpre $30,000 was offered - as a bounty on Castro! s head). Florida newspaper personages get involved in “planning -- ‘Bill? Baggs, editor of Miami News, ;JackeGore, editor of Ft. Lauderdale News, MrsveJohn=H» ‘Perry, Jr. wife of publisher .of Palm Beach Post-Times and-.Congressman“William:Kramer. Raid becomes known as Operation: Red=Cross. t Senator James O. Bastland briefkion defector project by Martino. Pawley checks with Bayo to evaluate the details — and tells Eastland that it was a high-risk operation. Pawley arranges. meeting between Eastland and Lt. Gen. Pat Carter, deputy director of CIA. HW 54756 DocId: 32245514 - Page 81
HW 54756 The "Flying: ‘ger’ Caper (continued) - Page 2 Carter did not consider it necessary to inform CIA Director | John McCone that the Agency was providing logistical support. and author claims President Kennedy and McCone did not learn of CIA involvement until a year later. According to Gerry Hemming, Pawley arranged for Dwight Eisenhower, and Jimmy Doolittle to debrief the Russian defectors. This was designed to embarrass President Kennedy. By early June, Henry Luce had entered the picture and in- volved Life magazine ~~ gets them to agree to send photo- grapher Andrew St. George on mission but no pictures to . be published without Pawley's approval. «Lifes: ‘magazine ‘deeply — - involved~inwhat-authordescribes”as“Henry*Luce!s* ‘private warszagainst-. ‘Castro. Pawley felt that Life's involvement "blew" the “mission -- agreed to talk to Life. managing editor George P. Hunt -- and’ they struck the agreement about no publication without Pawley's consent... ‘Flying Tiger. set out with 3 CIA men and Billings aboard and to rendezvous with amphbian carrying Pawley, Martino, Bayo and nine commandos, and free-lance photographer Terrence Spencer, who had been hired by Life. Bayo and his men set off for shores of Cuba in late: afternoon of June 8. Boat reportedly overloaded. Bayo expected to return in two days. _ouspicion. thate hes “intended« mnot«only. to No one. returned from raid. All participants remained silent about the thwarted raid and it was families of those missing that broke the story a year later. to Kennedy and McCone. Story forced into the open in early 1976. This brought Bob Plumlee, CIA contract pilot, to the author with story of other raids sponsored by CIA using private yachts-- unknown to the Kennedy administration. Tells of:a mission into Cuba with Manuel Rojo to bring out five men. from Cuba, | including Juan Martinez and another Alpha 66 man. DoclId: 322745514 Page 62
@ PART FIVE - THE COUNTERFEIT CURRENCY PLOT Chapter deals with scheme of ‘Mario Garcia ‘Kohly, an exiled Cuban leader, to enlist the help of powerful people in the United States in an effort to flood Castro's Cuba with counterfeit currency and _thus destroy Castro's. economy. | . a eS Kohly presents his plan to Vice President Richard Nexon, and General Charles Cabell, deputy director of the CIA. {Nixon requésted “that _ CTLAwcooperatezwith<Kohlys . Oe os . - Kohly had a round of meetings with CIA and felt the Agency would - install him as the number one person among the Cuban exiles. But © . CIA soon was asking him to merge with the CRC leeing. formed under. ---the incoming Kennedy Administration. Claims the CIA offered him -$500,000 “under the table" money for consent to merge. Robert3W:Morrow: -— an aerospace engineer and connected with CIA ' proprietary, Comcor, Inc., becomes involved with Kohly. He was inducted into the secret war by General Cabell and Ed Kendricks and -“ given cover identity of Robert,’Porter. Morrow is the one who -.actually worked out the counterfeit plan, as Kohly had become < preoccupied with political maneuvering. Morrow»had~plates~made _ assertedlyswith thevaid-of*éngravers “of “UPS ?"Bureauof-Engraving» ‘arid“Printing. Kennedy administration was not aware of plan -- General Cabell apparently working independently. This took place in the summer of 1961. — —— ae Cabell shows Morrow a letter from then Vice President Johnson who disclosed that he had learned that President Kennedy secretly _ had instructed Robert MacNamara to bring CIA under control, in- ' cluding formation of Defense Intelligence Agency. Also claimed Kennedy working. through Senate Appropriations Committee to curtail CIA power. : . = “Cabell decides information about counterfeiting scheme was leaked “to Castro, who, on August 5, 1961, ordered all pesos... oe to be exchanged at par for newly-printed ones. The Kohly scheme was thwarted. re De, . Kohly was out of favor with the Kennedy's due to his free lancing and his identification with Nixon. Kohly ‘proposed going into Cuba to forcibly free. the Bay of Pigs prisoners. Kendricks re- jected the plan but Kohly meets two other CIA agents through a friend, Commander Miguel Pons Goizueta. They come up with the idea of ransom being paid to Castro -- approximately $25 million. Kennedy rejects plan and sends two of his aids to go to Cuba and make a deal with Castrol. 7 ee Kohly continues to scheme - envisions an Operation based in a Latin American country -- freedom fighters. Through Senator Brewster, _ Kohly contacts General Maxwell Taylor who purportedly said that project would be recognized by. the Pentagon if.Kohly could get private financing. Kohly finds Louis Berlanti, a wealthy Miami contractor who was willing to finance. They cannot get a meeting ‘with General Taylor. oo HW 54756 DBocld:32245514 Page 63 .
The Counterfeit Currency Plot . Page 2. Counterfeit scheme resurfaces -- operating out of 6324 Hazelwood Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Wm. Morrow and his wife involved -- got financing from Louis Berlanti. They contact a commercial printer in New York -- met with a man named Martin. General Taylor tries. to persuade Berlanti to: drop his financial.support of Kohly but Berlanti refuses. On evening of August 16, 1963, ‘Berlanti- and . "son Fred killed in a plane crash (private Plane) =~ mystery still surrounds circumstances. -- reportedly had $30 million in: plane. William Martin meets with Kohly and at time plates were turned over,- Martin, a Secret. Service undercover operative, arrests Kohly. . “Morrow and wife given suspended sentences and Kohly conviced and sentenced ‘to two years. Kohly supporters maintain he was victim of entrap- ‘ment because he had not knuckled under to the Kennedy Administration. “Arrest was in October 1963. ; : | Kohly died in 1975. HW 54756 Docld:32245514 Page G4
PART FIVE THE CIA'S "GOLDEN BOY" AND THE SECOND NAVAL GUERRILLA “Chapter deals with Manuel Artime, the MRR, and Artime's very close association with Robert F. Kennedy. Author states that it was RFK personnally who had raised the last $1 million to get Artime ransomed from Modelo Prison - a Castro prisoner. .Artime _vacations with the Kennedy's in New Hampshire and returns. to Miami with a special portfolio from RFK to draw funds from the. CIa at the rate of $1,500 per month to revive the MRR. The - figure soon grows to $250, 000 per month and, between 1963 and 1966, totalled $9 million. — . “MRR project targeted on Cuban shipping and shore installations -- -given code name Second Naval Guerrilla. CIA provided funding, | logistical support, intelligence data and guidance. Each operation ~- of Artime! s had to get CIA clearance. - “Second Naval Guerrilla was to be launched from Central America. Artime approached Luis Somoza, Nicaraguan, and he agreed -- met _ . With Carlos Prio and Artime in July 1963. Somoza solicits help of . a President Francisco J. Orlich, Costa Rica. , Two MRR jungle camps set up on lands belonging ‘to Colonel Vico ®@ Starki Jimenez -- friend of Orlich's brother. Recruitment high . ,4in Miami office. CIA money flowed into operation.. MRR purchasing. agents were Sixto R. Mesa, exile business man.and William kK. King, former Oilman in Havana. They employed Bernard Barker as a “courier. Bought only the best in equipment -- much of it German. made. , MRR "navy" led by ‘two attack cargo vessels fitted with 20mm naval cannon, .50 caliber machine guns and recoilless | rifles. Ships flew Liberian flag and carried an assortment of flags that could be hoisted as situation dictated.  -CIA“lent- TejanaSiTiy “oe, ‘the: ‘MRR Also a number of smaller boats. Central American bases ready by November. First contingent of commandos trained at CIA facilities in Virginia and No. Carolina sailed from Norfolk. At peak of buildup, 300 men under arms at ‘the bases. Pepe San Roman in charge. MRR volunteers exempted “from usual Imigration rules regarding travel outside the U.S. ad HW 54756 Docld: 32245514 Page 45
v7 D arr FIVE THE COMMANDOS MAMBISES: A TRIAL BALLOON Led by Major Manuel Villafana, the Commandos Mambises were an elite group formed especially to be a trial balloon to test this nations reaction to a renewed anti-Gastro movement. Trained at CIA amphibious base in Louisiana. -- quartered in safehouse in South Florida -- subsidized solely by CIA. One of the few married men in group was Remigio "Cucu" Arce. -Mambises would mount a spectacular commando raid on vital Cuban ‘costal installation -- press release would be issued simultaneously vin Guatemala and relayed to Miami radio station WMIE (now WBQA) . creation of Commandos Mambises stemmed from discussions of “Standing Group during spring of 1963. Robert Kennedy expressed opinion that U.S. needed to do something against Castro even though actions would not bring him down. At this time, Harry Williams was still meeting with Hunt and McCord to plan an _ expeditionary force to be based in Dominican Republic and Artime . was training troops in Central America. . ‘On’ June 19, JFK authorized a sabotage “program aimed at petroleum @ facitities, railroad and highway transportation, electric power communication lines and manufacturing plants. It was coupled with . effort to develop internal resistance elements which could carry out sabotage. This is first. time CIA was allowed to target — ‘installations that had previously been American owned. Guatemala. City "press agent" for Mambises was Rafael Martinez Pupo,.-. bank executive. His Miami contact was. Salvador Lew, correspondent © for Latin American News Agency. Mambises first materialized on evening of August 18, 1963 when Pupo made rounds of Guatemala City press offices handing out release about strike against oil storage tanks at strategic port) of Casilda. Their leader, Angel Orozco Crespo was captured and later executed. Other raids carried out on October 1 on Cayo Guin and October 22 in port) of Isabela de Sagua. “Also on October 22, Mambises unit attempted a landing from the Rex on Pinar del ‘Rio Province. Set off a firefight and straffing of freighter J. Louis by MIGs. U.S. charged that Cuba had attacked the J.Louis without provocation, but Castro reported that four of -Rex crew had been captured, described the Rex and named ‘her home _port in West Palm Beach. HW 54756 Docld:32245514 Page 36
JO, FIVE @= _o “THE NAVY NOBODY KNEW Section deals with the ships allegedly used by the CIA as support vessels and attack boats for raids into Cuba in _the early 1960's... ' The«Rex=was*“harbored:.at:West~Palm Beach~and«the«Leda-at Port 'Everglades. Captains..of..the.vessels werebrothers: Alejandro Brooks.+(Rex)and- Gaspar Brooks«.(Leda). Both flew the flag . of Nicaraga, had radar and electronic gear, were registered -under names of companies the author feels were CIA fronts, and came in and out of harbor without any interference from the INS. Turner goes into. detailaboutsthe--raidein«which*four=ofsthe Rexucrewmenswerecaptured™by*Castro: -- briefly mentioned in the previous section,«Commandos*“Mambises. Those captured ' were: Alberto del Busto, Luis Montero’ Carranzana, Dr. Clemente Inclan Werner and one not identified by name. Turner said CIQ@ purchased ships from the Navy's mothball 7 and reserve fleet and were purchased as government surplus by | - CIA's .dummy companies through commercial ship | brokers. OR gunner's mate on the Rex stated that the crew were all Cubans. Gordon Campbell, JM WAVE assistant station chief, would go to the. ship just before a mission and had Captain Brooks sealed orders to be opened at sea. After the Rex cleared the harbor, the guns would be taken from the magazine and fastened to the deck mounts. Rex would rendezvous at sea with the commando, frogmen and infiltration teams. Would replenish her stores and “ammunition at Stock Island near Key West, where there was a CIA . warehouse. 6 HW 54756 A good. portion of this section is a recounting of various raids . reported in the book The War That Never Was by Bradley Ayers. It is good adventure reading, but not necessary | to summarize. Docld: 322745514 Page 37
I, PART FIVE ‘THE KENNEDYS' DOUBLE SECRET ~ a Once again, Turner draws heavily from the text of the book ' by Bradley Ayers, giving an account of Ayers meeting RFK at a hunting camp in the Florida Everglades where Gordon Campbell. was briefing RFK on a planned CIA sponsored raid into Cuba. Campbell tells Ayers that they had received permission to make some raids which had been a long time in gaining White House approval -- raids involved the use of two-man submaries to attack Cuban ships in harbor, airborne commando raids, etc. to hit.a major oil refinery in mid -December 1963. Campbell ‘tells Ayers that "---the Agency cannot allow this mission to fail. .Everybody from the | President and Special Group on down has his eyes on this one.' Turner then discusses the apparent incongruity of the situation. '.While the Kennedy administration seemed to be giving a lot of . . Support to the CIA raids, at the same time it was considering -. @etente with Castro. _McGeorge Bundy presented the possibility - of communicating with Castro as early as January 1963. In June the Special Group agreed it would be wise. to explore the possibilities of establishing a communication with Castro and HW 54756 “i yet, two week later, the President authroized an.intensified . Sabotage program. oo a This section gives a view of the politics of the ‘times, an in- sight into the frustrations experienced by Cuban exiles, and. ends with an account of the cessation of activities on November22, 1963. Docld: 322745514 Page 33
7. SUMMARY THE LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN BUST AND - THE "BOMB CASTRO" PLOTS This chapter : is incomplete - at least, we do not have ° ‘it in its entirity. as evidenced by the fact that the last page in our possession ends in the middle of a sentence. The chapter begins with an account from the New Orleans Times- :. Picayune, August 1, 1963, of the cache of material for bombs that were seized on the property of William McLaney. Mrs. oo McLaney explained that their summer cottage on Lake Pontchartrain had been lent to a Cuban friend, Jose Juarez, and they knew nothing of his activities there. The raid was condacted by -.the FBI and eleven arrests were made (Sam Benton, Richard ' Lauchli, Victor Dominador Espinosa Hernandez, Carlos Eduardo ‘Hernandez Sanchez, Antonio Soto Vasquez, Acelo Pedros Amores, — ‘Miguel Alvarez Jimenez, Byron Chiverton, Earl J. Wasem, Jr., and Ralph Folkerts.) The FBI hastily freed these men and Turner _ States that it was because they learned that the group was _. involved in schemes to assassinate Castro sponsored by the , Mafia- -CiA. Sam Benton was the connection between Cuban exiles and gambling. interests. Benton had been employed by McLaney (Mike) at ' Nacional Hotel casino in Havana. Mike and. William McLaney. are brothers. a Benton's principle exile link was ‘Sanchez Arango and his ‘triple A organization. After the Bay of Pigs, Sanchez broke with the CIA and formed a junta of splinter groups, travelled to San -Juan and Caracas eliciting support from social democrats Munoz “Marin and Roman Bentencourt.. - Bd Arthur, a military veteran from Ohio, was in Miami to join _, the counterrevolutionaries. He came into contact with Jim .Buchanan, and later Frank Sturgis. Jim and Jerry Buchanan took him to a MIRR meeting attended by Orlando Bosch. Arthur became a armaments advisor and procurer for Commandos L. ' Discussion of Orlando Bosch Avila, indicates that by the summer of 1963 he claimed that MIRR was conducting regular air raids ‘on Cuba with three twin-engine planes based in Central America. HW 54756 Carl M. Davis, an American pilot who flew for Bosch, advised that . the country was Guatemala, where an airstrip was carved out of an isolated seciton of a United Fruit Company plantation, and also Costa Rica was occasionally used asa base. ‘ Docld: 32245514 Page a9
@ The Lake Pontchartrain Bust and the "Bobm Castro" Plots {continued) Page 2 i Turner states that apparently the McLaney property in Louisiana ‘was being used as a home base for Cuba overflights. Sam Benton was commuting between Miami and New Orleans. Existence of the base was a tightly held secret. i Oo According to Turner, Ed Arthur was taken to a Miami home| on Pine Tree Drive by Sam Benton. Arthur was offered $90,000 to assassinate Castro. Arthur turned down offer because he felt it was from the Mafia and he did not want any involvement with them. Turner says. it was "natural to suspect" that the person making the offer to Arthur might be Mike McLaney. | Turner ‘says there is little doubt but that a call from Chicago that night authorizing the offer to Arthur was from Sam Giancana or one of his lieutenants. a ere ee ee ee ee r ) . End of Summary - Part Five — (HW 54756 DoclId:32245514 Page 90