Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 US€ 3107 Hote. DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/9/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI . - ; RECORD NUMBER: _ 124-90065-10009 ‘ RECORD SERIES: HQ- AGENCY FILENUMBER: = CR 105-119917-8 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: MM TO: HO TITLE: :* DATE: 06/13/1963 “PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : CUBANOS LIBRES RICARDO MORALES NAVARETTE DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: = Consulted; 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 06/23/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: -INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF USCG COMMENTS: — AT, REFERRED TO USCG v9.1 : 4 ‘ | DocId: 32327723 Page 1
’ Released unger, the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote) . DATE: Aly “He: AL, “12- 13- 58): oF - . oe on a 7 —, ~ FBI Date: 6/13/63 Transmit the following in pare ¥ (Type in plain text or code) Via AIRTEL AIR MAIL - REGISTERED MAIL (Priority or Method of Mailing CA HAS 5 NO OBIE CTION TO ws 9 “DIRECTOR, FBI (105-119917) ge al ON ip aq .. a UCUME FRO 2 we MIAMI (105- 7452) (105- 7635) CP Py KP. /- BAL Ly ZSUBJECT: ~‘CUBANOS. LIBRES, aka. . Pape ee IS = CUBA; RA = CUBA; NM feel Qe yok | yon te ee SF Ys a. MANUEL eae DOCAL © [KS By ae R Miami teletypes, 6/12/63. ECLASSIFIED BY 5 i & S¥acd MAY tj 4 Enclosed are twelve copies: of letterhead -itemorandum, dated and captioned as above, setting forth detailsof infor- Se mation furnished by retels for dissemination. ne es Miami will follow. progress of case ‘through liaison. poe with U. S. Customs. 4 On 6/13/63, WALLACE SHANLEY, U. S. Customs, - in’ charge 4) S of enforcement, advised that the question: as to whether the. ee Ae fe iN N individuals involved in this,matter would be prosecuted was. gna in the hands of the State. Department, and: that as .of that time. he had no. information. as. ‘to what. ‘the: decision might | be. Enclosed. memorandum has: béen'’ ‘Classified "secret". because it contains qe mrton cn a CIA memorandum,]. 90 (iu) | classified. i ghey ay pat ate 5 se REG. 1 1oy fé So / (GGG ch Pr my B E RM fe | @- Bureau { eine ) (RM) (AM) Customs onst Coma oe _ Copy to: cumin gh 7 WMD: mgw (7) “ .. ONI/OSI/ACSI fofe a/e & ih ion. 1963. | by ¥_ Tolling ‘slip: for, info. ... . : _-Date.. besee afi: 23: eee S ‘bres Whee . Docld: 323277253 Page 2
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} Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1595 et Hote oe DATE: 11-14-2017 , . _ , MM 105-7452 For the information of the Bureau, on 6/11/63, during a conversation relative to the whereabouts of QUIZA and his group, Lt. AARON ROGERS, U. S. Coast Guard Intelligence Office, confidentially advised that QUIZA was quite "sharp" and had been to see Customs about removing their fisur. It is to be noted that SHANLEY of Customs advised on 6/9/63 that Customs had about an "80%" surveillance on ~QUIZA's boat, as of the evening of 6/7/63, when they lost the surveillance. SHANLEY was obviously upset and embarrassed oe, by the disappearance of the boat. SHANLEY had previously uss indicated the boat located at Dinner Key Yacht Basin was Di under a close surveillance at a considerable expenditure of manpower. ROGERS related that QUIZA had gone to Customs, told them he was not going anywhere and that there was no need to wdéte their men's time. He said he needed at least 15 hours on his new engine before he would be ready to go. - ROGERS said that Customs kept the check on anyway but k indicated that it was somewhat relaxed, as a consequence of which QUIZA was able to depart. In addition, inconfirmation of the above, EDDIE MOR RUIZ was contacted at 10:00 A. M., Friday, 6/7/63, according to a previous arrangement. QUIZA was expected to have been present also and that both would be taken to the " Miami Office in an effort to obtain a signed statement re- , garding their intentions. MOR claimed QUIZA was not well and could not make the appointment but would appear at 10:00 A: M. on 6/10/63, the next Monday. MOR mentioned that "We can't <=, go anywhere - everytime we take the boats out we have company". He then said that QUIZA had been down to see Customs to tell | them he was not ready to go and that they just wanted to test their new engine. As Bureau was advised in one of retels, QUIZA and © MOR were served with "Prevention of Departure Notices" by INS and consideration being oe to serving the other eight. - SECKET Ml XA ; DoclId: 323277253 Page 4
Released undef ‘the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 UST 2TeF Hote) y DATE: 11-14-2017 fo) o , me gy . ane oO ow ~ / ao yr _ , ei \ MM 105-7452 | tS SEeh ‘A copy of enclosed) tetterhead memorandum is being disseminated locally ¢o"the;fol owing agencies; INS Border Patrol CIA U. S. Customs U.S. Coast Guard Office of the Coordinator of Cuban Affairs ONI m OSI a G-2 : _MM Tel in enclosed memorandum is (cra ll Miami (SQ) (44 . MM T-2 in enclosed memorandum is MM 776-S. | a ‘ 7 ~ ‘ . ” | | | \ | |: \ ( Docld:323237723 Page 5 i £