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29 hay - Oomae 975, CENT RAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY Ree ived NA-N WASHHFIETON, D.C, 20505 20 MAY SS7S Dr. James B. Rhoads Archivist of the United States National. Archives and Records Service Room 111, Archives Building 7th and Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20408 Dear Dr. Rhoads: In ‘the course of preparing their report, the staff of the Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States -has indicated a need to have access to CIA material either _ located in or. designated for storage in Presidential Libraries. As you are undoubtedly aware, a good deal of this material is maintained on a segregated basis at CIA's Archives and Records Center. Other material is actually - located in the libraries under your custody. The matter of at@¢éss to’ these documents has been. raised - “with Mr. Colby and he has requested that I ask you to make - whatever arrangements are necessary to permit. access’.to any | CIA material in the Presidential Library system upon the re- ~ quest of Mr. David W. Belin,:..Executive Director of the Com-. > mission staff or by any other staff member designated by him. It is our desire that such access be permitted regardless of . classification of the documents and in any manner that would _be consistent with your procedures. If it would be helpful. to vou, I would be pleased to assist in facilitating arrange- ments between the Commission staff and whomever you: designate to work on this matter. Sincerely, . / John F. Blake wA Deputy Director for LUTIO Administration — Ly me | ee <I gs § & _ we d “py Cy o- INN aN?” 76. on HW 54545 DBocld:32273657 Page 6
DATE: REPLY TO ATTN OF: SUBJECT: HW 54545 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION JUN 5 1975 National Archives and Records Service Washington, DC 20408 ff—— & ff —— error GARERAL SERVICES 2p ADMINISTRATION yy x x NL Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States Directors, NLT, NLE, NLK, NLJ The Commission on CIA Activities Within the United States has requested permission for access to CIA material located in the holdings of the Presidential libraries. Mr. John F. Blake, Deputy Director for Admin- istration in CIA, has informed us that permission has been granted to authorized representatives of the Commission for access to CIA documents "regardless of classification," and has asked the cooperation of the various libraries involved. In the event that you are contacted by Mr. David W. Belin, Executive Director of the Commission, please inform him of whatever arrangements and/or procedures may be necessary to facilitate access by Commission staff members to CIA materials located in your holdings. A copy of CIA's letter of authorization and of our response to Mr. Blake is enclosed. RICHA . JACOBS Deputi ssistant Archivist for Presidential Libraries Enclosures Keep Freedom in Your Future With U.S. Savings Bonds Docld: 322736857 Page 3
v9.1 Docld: 32275456 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : _ RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW: OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Page 1 JFK Assassination System ° Date: Identification Form Agency Information ROCKCOM 178-10002-10275 ASSASSINATION FILES A-I(J) CORRESPONDENCE--ASSASSINATIONS Document Information CITIZEN WILSON, WILL BELEN, DAVID 04/23/1975 ! ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS - WILSON, WILL HOOVER, J. EDGAR JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FBI LETTER Unclassified Consulted Withhold 07/07/1993 Unmarked but may contain classified information. 8/27/201
mo | WP 41 2° WILL WILSON ATTORNEY AT LAW 178-10002-10275 1012 VAUGHN BUILDING AUSTIN, TEXAS 78701 : (312) 472-1766 April 23, 1975 Mr. David W. Belin Staff Director Rockefeller Commission Investigation of Central’ Intelligence Agency Capitol Building Washington, D. C. ' Dear Mr. Belin: I was the Assistant Attorney General, Criminal Division of the Justice Department for the first three years of the Nixon admin- istration. : On two: different occaséions, I discussed the Castro assassination plans with Mr. J. Edgar Hoover, and I saw and read a secret file on this subject. ; If requested, I will make available to you such information as I have on the subject provided that any information I make availa- ble to you must be done legally and so that I do not violate any law in doing so. . WillWilson WW: jmft ' Photocopy from Gerald R. Ford Library- Docld: 32275456 Page 2?
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: ROCKCOM RECORD NUMBER: _ 178-10002-10229 RECORD SERIES: ASSASSINATION FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  A-I(D) REVIEW OF DULLES CHRONO RE JFK ASSASS. Document Information ORIGINATOR: = CITIZEN FROM: — [Restricted] TO: DULLES, ALLEN Peleased under the John F. Fennedy TITLE : bssassination Records Collection dct of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Pases#iNW 53244 Date: 06-13-2017 DATE: — 11/05/1963 PAGES: 3 SUBJECTS : CIA WARREN COMMISSION DULLES, ALLEN DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: = Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 11/03/1995 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Handwritten letter offering to work for Warren Commission. Attached to 1781000210226. v9.1 . 120 HW 53244 Docld:32275504 Page 1
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v9.1 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : HW 53244 DoclId:32275536 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information ROCKCOM 178-10002-10195 ASSASSINATION FILES A-II(B) (1) TRUJILLO | Document Information ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION GRAY, MARVIN L. THE FILE INTERVIEW WITH COLONEL J.C. KING 05/12/1975 l ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES KING, J.C. PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified Consulted Redact 06/18/1996 Summary of interview. 123 Date: 8/27/20 1 Released under the John F. ennedy Assassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 [44 5c R107? Wote). No—-13—-2017 Case#: NW 53244 Date:
COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN: THE UNITED STATES Washington, DC 20500 178-10002-10195 May 12, 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: THE FILE FROM: MARVIN L. GRAY, UR. wx SUBJECT: Interview with Colonel J. C. King On Wednesday, April 30, 1975 I interviewed Colonel J. C. King at the Commission offices at 712 Jackson Place. Colonel King. served as Chief of the Western Hemisphere Division during the 1960-61 period with which I was concerned. He is now retired. and living in the Washington suburbs. He stated that his neighbors doi not know of his background with the Central Intelligence Agency and that he prefers to maintain his cover, We agreed not to refer to him. by name. Colonel King's recollection of the events surrounding the death - , of Generali gino Trujillo was very vague. King recalled .having met with Trujillo and with his Chief of Intelligence, Johnny Abbes, ‘ with the approval of the American Ambassador in order to: “establish “l¥aliisoniwiths that’sérvice. He described this meeting as very friendly. “ad GQIWaaS FHL WOUd AdMODOLOHd : he Colonel King stated he remembered some talk on the subject of weapons, but he never saw any weapons and does not recall any weapons being sent to the Dominican Republic. He commented in response to my statement of facts that three pistols did not represent very much and stated he did recall CIA objéttives to know what the internal opposition was doing. AMWVdGIT qaosr Colonel King had no recollection of the meeting at which Assistant Secretary Rubottom allegedly authorized the provision of sniper rifles. He Stated, however, that he had the closest relationship with Mr. Rubttom and met him almost daily. Colonel King recalled no flap with the State Department about the provision of weapons following Generalismo Trujillo's death. After the discussion concerning events in the Dominican Republic I left the interview room and Mr. Belin discussed with Colonel King some of the events surrounding the alleged attempts on the life of Fidel Castro. As I was not present for this portion of the interview, .I have not described what was said at that time. “ — 7 “UNNIARKED- _—_ NE ORMATION HW 53244 Docld:32275536 Page 2
R. 35-39, 41, 81. The weapons were the property of the United States and had been loaned to the National Guard for training purposes. (R. 32). On the evening of November 18, 1963, the Defendant Miller was observed to be a passenger in a Thunderbird automobile that pulled along side a late model Dodge Sedan. (R. 75-76). What appeared to be objects similar, to the weapons subsequently determined to be the weapons taken from the © National Guard Armory were transferred from the Dodge automobile to the , ‘Thunderbird. (R. 76-78), The FBLagent testified that he did not‘and does not know who was driving the Dodge automobile and that no effort was made after the observation of the transier to secure the arrest of the driver of the Dodge Sedan. (R. 88-91). While the FBI and Dallas detectives were keeping the Defendant ander surveilance, a Dallas police car was notified by radio to arrest the Defendant. (R. 90, 60-61). Mo arrest warrant had been issued for the Defendant nor the driver of the Thunderbird car in which he was riding nor, of course, had any search warrant been iscued to search the Thunderbird | automobile. ‘Lhe police officer testified that they intended to follow the car in which Defendant was riding until a traffic violation had occurred at i which point they would atrest tha Pefendan: wnd search the automobile. (R. 60-61), that ihe car had paid owes ey Sauer as tod Viehte which precipitated ae) t
JFK Assassination System Date: 5/5/2016 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: NARA RECORD NUMBER:  176-10030-10164 RECORD SERIES: NATIONAL SECURITY FILES AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information _ ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: TO: 5 TITLE: ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES DATE: .04/01/1963 PAGES: 6 SUBJECTS : CASTRO, CUBA, EXHILES DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 06/16/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: =SANITIZED 5/8/98 COMMENTS : NSF: countries: Cuba: Subjects, exhiles, 4/63 rr v9.1 33 ‘HW 49061 Docld:322776635 Page 1
BEV wn geded vn AZLE review ann t> ComeoeuriAL, 5he3 ; Vewpiune NU 15 °4*9B | or Con- Chana _SECRET ¢ ONE RENTAL UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE — - . FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Co Pega - In Reply, Please Referto WASHINGTON 25, D.C. FileNo. 0 . April 1, 1963 ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES On March 29, 1963, our Savannah, Georgia, Office interviewed Private Santiago Alvarez Fernandez, a Cuban trainee stationed at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, with the United States Army. Private Alvarez identified himself as the son of Doctor Santiago Juan Antonio Alvarez Rodriguez, owner of the yacht "Alisan,'' which reportedly was used in the raid against a Soviet ship off Cuba on the night of March 26, 1963. He said his father had telephonically contacted him from Miami, Florida, on March 28, 1963, to advise that he was back home safe and that the raid was successful. He quoted his father as stating - the remainder of the raiding group had returned to a base, which was not. identified. On March 29, 1963, Santiago Juan Antonio Alvarez Rodriguez advised our Miami Office as follows: He was formerly a Senator in Cuba and-a doctor in Mexico.- He resides in Miami and is unemployed at the present time but owns and operates the "Alisan," which has two diesel engines, The "Alisan" left Miami on March 17, 1963, and went ‘to the vicinity of Orange Key on the western edge of the Grand Bahama Bank of the Bahama Islands, and thence proceeded north to a rendezvous with a 23-foot boat which took place on March 18, 1963, between Cat Cay and Orange Key. The 23-foot boat was taken into tow with the intention that arms hidden in three separate locations in the Bahamas would be picked up. Bad weather forced a delay, but on March 24 and 25, 1963, some arms were collected. The 23-foot boat was used to make the attack and seven men participated. After the attack, the 23-foot boat was then used to -yeturn the arms to the hiding places, and the "Alisan'"' subsequently towed it to a point near the Miami shore. The "Alisan"” is presently docked at North Miami Beach, Florida. a _SECRET Con pyog Mia GROUP 1 - Excluded from automatic EG. Spann eee, 3 f “- \downgrading and | CER Stoke Covieny baht oven. Ideclassification | By csr Sc OR SAPS AAS FE TES HW 49061 Docld:32276635 Page 2
SECRET i Thought pieces were sent out in dispatches. Progress 1-26 reports describing the course of an operation over a month's 3 ||period. we das ‘ t @ | 4 Mr. Goldsmith. Is it fair to say that a cable normally | 5 j suggested that something was of the highest priority? | 5 6 | Mr. Scelso. Cables were usually reporting operational S 7 jeverts that required headquarters decisions. Of course, there} S a [vere also cables that transmitted intelligence information : 9 [for dissemination to the community. : 3 , z 10 Mr. Goldsmith. Cables can be broken down into two g 1 categories. = 12 Mr. Scelso. Operational cables and reports cables: | e | © 13 Mr. Goldsmith. The reports cables would be the intelli- | = "4 igence information cables? | & | 5 13 - “Mr. Scelso. Yes. | = Is - Mr. Goldsmith. Can you think of any exceptions to the ! * " Jprsnespa that you just outlined in terms of when cables would : 8 Ibe used? : E | “Mr. Scelso. It was a very flexible matter. In the case 5 lof soviet operations, cables were used much more than in other! Sey" operations. Everything Soviet was of high priority. Cuban : © pe 2 joperations, a lot of cables were sent. | 2 Mr. Goldsmith. once a cable was received in peadquarters, @ * Iwnose responsibility would it be to respond to the cable? : | Mr. Scelso. A cable.would come into the communications ! ET 001807 ALDERSON REPORTING COMPAKY Doclda: 32277215 Page 27
JFK Assassination System Date: 5/5/2016 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: NARA RECORD NUMBER: _ 176-10030-10260 RECORD SERIES: | RALPH A. DUNGAN PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR : a , FROM: TO: _ TITLE: BLIND MEMO DATE: . 01/29/1964 PAGES: 1 SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMO CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B. CURRENT STATUS:  Withhold DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 07/07/1998 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : From the Papers of Ralph A. Dungan: Correspondence, 1/64, Box 4, Item 1 NT UTE III IIIS nae v9.1 44 HW 49061 Docld:32276731 Page 1
SUBIECT : _ Prasence ot galvator Diaz Verson in Mexico | \r ‘November 3963 7 a 1. Diaz Versan, the source of ‘Jose I. Lesage s information ‘that the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico had had a long conference with Lee | OGWALD at a restaurant outside Marico City, turns out to de. a highly unreliable source, with a reputation for fabrication. He d14 go to Mexico, via Gustesala and Nicaragua, leaving Miami 18 November 1963. He was to attend a conference in Mexico of the FIOPP (Federacion Internacional de Organizaciones de Periodistas Profestcnales) detvens 18 apd 29 Novenoer 1563. 2. The FSI has qvestioned Dias Verson sbout his’ story. He eaid that Siria Duran, cierk of the Cuban consulate ir Merico City, | took Lee OSwALT to the Caballe Cayo Restaurant near Chapultepec Park where they mst tha Coban Ambassador Joaquin Hervandexs Armas and that Herzacdez Arwar took OSWALD fer a long ride in his oar so he could talk. Diaz Varscn eaid thar hiz source. for this information was. Mexican journaliat, Eduatio Borell Navarro, editorialist for the large conservetiv® daily Excalaicr, but when the PBI asked Borell about it he said that Diaz VYersac had made it all wp. Borell said he knew nothing beyond the fact toast OSWALD had been in Mexico, had visited the Cuban Entasey and talked to Silvis Duran. 3. aA sentor FBI official in Mexico, Qlark Andersan, told our Station cuter that he koaw Diaz Verscn well when they vere both in Havena acd +hs* Dia= Versa was noted for “reports based cx bis intuitive feelings." He rarely reported facts. h. This seems to Afacredit caspletely the stary that OEWALD had hat a long contsrence with the Cuban Ambassador in Mexico City. NS Declassified under the provisions ofthe JFK Assassination Records -  Galllection Act of 1992 ay 526) ~. . - | . : By! D HW 49061 -DoclId:32276731 Page 2? % os (Ue w)
JFK Assassination System Date: 5/5/2016 Identification Form ; Agency Information AGENCY: NARA RECORD NUMBER: _ 176-10030-10261 RECORD SERIES: RICHARD GOODWIN PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : Document Information ORIGINATOR : FROM: ‘ Peleased under the John TO: . . Kennedy WSsassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 55510 Date: i2a—-12-2017 TITLE: MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD DATE: 05/12/1961 PAGES: 6 SUBJECTS : | | CUBA, COVERT ACTION DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMO CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1B CURRENTSTATUS:  Withhold DATE OF LASTREVIEW: 07/07/1998 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : From the Papers of Richard Goodwin: Subjects, Cuba, Covert Action, Box 4, Item 3a ; . v9.1 45 HW 55510 Docld:32276732 Page 1
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Page seven PUERTO RICAN GROUPS PRN - Puerto Rican Nationalists July 26th Movement ” NPPR Partido Socialista Puertorriqueno FUPI - Fed. de Universitarios pro Indep. PIP ~ Partido Indep. Puertorriqueno Movimiento Socialista Popular (MSP) PCP - communist (Partido Obrero Liberador) MIRA ~ Movimiento Ind. Rev. en Armas NUMBERS INVOLVED HH ot { : TRH HH TH HE IN PSO ra PSR 7 FUAR - Frente Unido Anti-Represive MPIPR , APU JIP - Joventud Indep. Puertorriqueno FNP MLPR MPI DOR - Directorio Obrero Rev. de P.R. "BLACK GROUPS ” unuru (now RAM)- Revolutionary Action Movement BPP - Black Panther Party IBWC_-_Internat'l] Black Workers Congress NOI - Nation of Islam CORE - Congress on Racial Equality NAACP Hanafi Muslim HW 542714 DBocld:32277355 Page 10 MAPA - LSP - Liga Socialista Puertorriqueno — om ee oF oe ora He
6. The invasion forces may total some 266,000 US military personnel, depending upon the degree of Cuban resistance, Of these forces, 121,000 would come from the Army; . 70,000 from the Navy; 24,000 from the Air Force; and 51,000 from the Marines, 7. The Joint Chiefs of Staff would like to review these plans with the President and discuss any questions he may. have. HW 55510 DBocld:322832700 Page 3
Box +-File Box oO Page 11 1. Letter contains dissemination of information to S.S, received b: F.B.I. regarding threats against the President. Also contains pages from the Handbook and Manuel. 2. Section 83 FBI Handbook . - A. Threats against President, Members of his immediate family. 1. Any information should be communicated to office of S.S. 2. Information should be teletyped to the Bureau a. name and address of subject b. nature of. threat c. date when made d. identify of informant e. names and addresses of witnesses f. identity of S.S. officer notified (upon receipt F.B.I. will advise S.S. when applicable.) 3. Part III--same as above. J. Section 102 1. Liaison with other Government Agencies A. Each S.A.C. should specifically designate an agent to be responsible for developing and maintaining liaison with other agencies. K. Commissicn #87 NA Memorandum To: Samuel A. Stern From: W. David Shawson Date: June 29, 1964 Re: Bill Masterson: S.S. is making a mistake when it orders the driver of the Presidential car not to accelerate unless he is ordered to do so by the S.S. man riding next to him. L. Commission #929 , Protection of the President F.B.I. l. Advise S.S. in advance if possible. 2. Avoid publicizing routes of travel. 3. Avoid specific travel. HW 542714 DBocld:32277356 Page 12
HW 54714 WC Incoming Mail Log...page 18 6/10/64 6/11/64 6/11/64 6/11/64 6/11/64 6/15/64 6/12/64 6/17/64 6/16/64 6/18/64 6/24/64 6/24/64 6/29/64 6/25/64 7/7/64 7/9/64 7/13/64 7/8/64 Docld: 32277356 Memo covered by S.S. #1571 Photograph of persons in LHO lineup. S.S. WBAP-TX tapes, Ft. Worth, #1 - LHO shooting, “Interview w/Asst. Chief Stevenson, LHO in jail, Interview w/Chief Curry. Letter incl. deposition of John Edward - Pic. Mr. Jenner. Legislative changes for Protection of Pres. Unused airplane ticket - S.S. Control 1580. Letter attach. statements made by S.S. personnel shortly after 11/22/64. S.S. memo covering photos of individuals in LHO lineup - S.S. Control #1588. Reports covered by S.S. Control No. 1586 and 1587. Letter enclosing 10 copies of U.S. Secret Service "Protection Information Guideline." Reclassification of certain documents. Letter deposition of Mrs. Donald Gibson. Letter req. to have exhibits photographed. Letter re protective research referrals from the W.H. mailroom. Letter attached memo -—- Control #1638. Letter covering S.S. Control 1635. Letter forwarding signed affidavit of Estelle Twiford. Letter - classified receipt signed by J.J. McCloy. Letter report S.S. Control No. 1661. Letter re history of Elm Street. Page 19