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 : _ v9.1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90107-10181 HQ 105-117222-46 Document Information FBI HQ 03/28/1963 12 COMMANDOS L 66 JOHN THOMAS DUNKIN PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified Consulted; 4 Redact 08/03/1998 INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF USCG TT, REFERRED. TO USCG 86 NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 1 Date: 4/29/201
oe eugui4-4 le(Rey.. 10-16-62) Ne She 897 shee XN A = D p OA E C “a E ¢0 PY OBJECT b TO. acamure BEGLASSIFIGATION AND/OR, Oye: RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION Ay A F ASAN THIS DOCUMENT. KP 3-19-98 2 Teletype - DAT SCLASSIFIED BY $QGZ_S 40 /, LD . URGENT 3-28-63 5:21 AM ESTP ees i ESL. (EK (gaye TO DARECTOR od) hia FROM SAC MIAMI fi NEvreAerry |ANG OMMANDOS L 66, RA-CUBA, NM, Classified 4 REBUTELCALLS. ‘TODAY. Prrlnagity “onl RBS: . Din OF ; pavinw—3 f° r hovtked P22 Tala : HE HAD RECEIVED INFO OF A "SUCCESSFUL OPERATION BY L 66h Xeon, sae FROM A SOURCE DESCRIBED AS PROMINENT INDIVIDUAL WHO 1S = SP- ran EXILE LEADER, WHO RECEIVED THiS INFO FROM FORMER SHIPMATE WHO HAS EXCELLENT CONTACTS ALONG MIAMI WATERFRONT AND IS. PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH TWO MEMBERS OF L 66 GROUP, bes VA Sp RES SAID ACCORDING TO HIS SOURCE L 66 LEADERS AT SEA EXxci: /\ ie neers erie | RADIOED THAT THEY HAD ACCOMPLISHED THEIR MISSION PERFECTLYL \é CIA“ SOURCE PREVIOUSLY HAD REPORTED THAT L 66 WAS PLANNING. ‘ATTACK AGAINST CUBA. KK ) “8 SUBSEQUENTLY REES STATED ADDITIONAL INFO RECEIVED THAT THIS ACTION UTILIZED ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF NON PLASTICS MPENTA,..! IN BOW OF BOAT, SOURCE HAD PREVIOUSLY REPORTE L 66 WAS INTERESTED IN LAUNCH IG}. TORPE DO AGAINST & DOCKED SH PNRR “03. Ree. gy 7 MM 492 s\ EPORTED THIS MORNING THAT RAD1O Cor (Eaten BROADCAST FROM MIAMI RADIO SATION WMET, ISSUED NEWS EAST er hoy ~ al! DATELINED NEW YORK THAT GROUP OF EXILES BELONGING TO a COMMANDO L, A SYBS IDI ARY OF APPHA 66, HAD SHOT AND sURR™ (burke beak wfc arama | a » & Kp 8% oh SI £0 + Mewnst the spol 4 uo ai Pa 44 : s B: . If the intelligence contai | ss ‘above méssa message is is to.be disseminated outsi i sent yee it te aie paraphrased inorder to protect the ‘Bureau’s cryptographic systema, : oH, 773 Nbsacame
° 4-41.(Rev. 10-16-82) £ . — . . > DECODED COPY = 2, 3 ¢ o a 2 Radio - x Teletype See PAGE TWO FROM MIAMI 280300 A SMALL SHIP OFF PORT OF CAIBARIEN, CUBA. THIS MESSAGE EMPHASIZED THIS ATTACK WAS NOT IDENTICAL WITH ONE MADE OFF PORT OF ISABELAADE SAGUA ON NIGHT OF MARCH 18 LAST BY ALPHA 66.R U - f AT 3:30 PM ronan S ADVISED HE HAD JUST TALKED a TO PEDRO AND -MARCOSAS) RO.AND.. WHO REPORTEDLY ARE PREPARING A SEPARATE HIT AND RUN RAID ON CUBA. MARCOS TOLD HIM HE HAD JUST RECEIVED TELEPHONE CALL FROM THE CUBAN WHO HAD CONSTRUCTED A HOMEMADE TORPEDO, WHICH HAD BEEN USED LAST NIGHT BY A RAIDING SHIP WHICE/SANK A RUSSIAN VESSEL WHILE IT WAS LOADLNG SUGAR AT CAIBARIEN HARBOR, SANTA CLARA PROVINCES: CUBA . MARCOS “TOLD INFORMANT THE TORPEDO CON- TAINED C-4 EXPLOSIVES AND WEIGHED “100. POUNDS. MARCOS. SAID THIS TORPEDO WAS Mae IN MIAMI BY A CUBAN WHO HAS SOME CONNECTIONS WITH CIA.\ MARCOS DID NOT DIACLOSE ENTITY OF THIS CUBAN TO THE INFORMANT, du \ MARCOS ALSO RELATED THAT A NEWSPAPER MAN, ANDREW \, _ GEORGE (OF LIFE MAGAZINE}, WAS ON THE RAIDING BOAT y Aion “AND TOOK PHOTOS OF THE ACTION, MARCOS SAID COMMAND L u a WAS THE ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ATTACK, | “ FOR INFO BUREAU, IT SHOULD BE NOTED CIA HAS IN THE PAST TRAINED AND UTILIZED MANY CUBAN EXILES FOR RAIDS / INVOLVING USE OF EXPLOSIVES. ie) L a MM 776 S ADVISED TODAY ACCORDIN O RUMORS IN THE CUBAN COLONY: COMMANDO L 66 ALLEGEDLY HAD AFFIXED A WW | \ 7? * ‘ ee alee SPERET If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’ Ss cryptographic systems. & NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 3
o 4-41, (Rev. 10-16-€2) Tolson | . , 5 ° \ . - SECK Belmont ‘ . ( , Mohr . . . I Casper . Callahan Conrad DECODED COPY sa Evans ONEX ER Gale . ; Rosen —____ woe! Sullivan Tavel Trotter |. Tele. Room ** Holmes = Radio co Teletype Ses PAGE THREE FROM MIAMI 280300 HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE BOMB OR TORPEDO TO NOSE OF SMALL SPEEDY CRAFT WHICH WAS CONTROLLED BY REMOTE CONTROL FROM LARGER SHIP A SHORT DISTANCE AWAY AND WAS DRIVEN AT nig EED INTO SIDE OF RUSSIAN FREIGHTER NEAR CAIBARIEN. eb) PSI UNDER DEVELOPMENT LUIS CARLOS PINO COUTO, FORMER OFFICIAL IN CHARGE OF EMBARKATIONS IN CUBA, . CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLENTLY ANTI CASTRO GROUPS, - BUT WITH WHOM INSUFFICIENT CONTACT HAS BEEN HAD TO ESTAB- - LISH RELIABILITY, CONFIRMED ABOVE AND STATED HE HAD HEARD COMMANDO L 66 HAD PLANNED TO RIG DYNAMITE TO PROW OF SMALL SPEEDY BOM 10 BE DRIVEN BY REMOTE CONTROL INTO A RUSSIAN soar P| Ae / Spee va RNANDEZ;/ WIFE OF “SANTIAGO. JUAN ANTONIO. RE EROORIGUEZ, / ADVISED HER HUSBAND LEFT ON HIS YACHT, TRESRLTSAN "ABOUT 15 DAYS AGO. IT IS NOTED SANTIAGO VAREZ TS CUBAN MEDICAL DOCTOR AND FORMER SENATOR WHO {PARTICIPATED IN ILL FATED INVASION OF CUBA, APRIL 1961, WITH HIS BOAT THE ALISAN. MM 639 S ADVISED THE ALISAN FREQUENTLY’ ENTER§S AND DEPARTS FROM U.S. AND ON NUM®EROUS ‘OCCASIONS HAS BEEN ON MILITARY TYPE EXPEDITIONS IN THE CAY SAL a5 AAMAS, , OPERATING AGAINST THE NORTH SHORE OF cuBa.} ete FERNANDEZ ADVISED THE ALISAN LEFT ABOUT 15 DAYS AGO FOR ANGUILA KEY, CAY SAL BANK, BAHAMAS, AND IS EXPECTED TO RETURN THIS Ee a) a paren Sr Sane Sata SR ree ernment EF A he ny COUR A ry 1 y LAY If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it of ARE paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 4
4-41, (Rev, 10-16-62): . *., oh or a\el i f totson 3 Bae . 1 8 ‘ . . > Y Belmont . ; 7 . : . : Mohr ~ DECODED COPY ; Callahan . Conrad > (\ Wi LAéA DeLoach a}, ci Evans LN Gale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Holmes : e 2 Radio | Teletype oa PAGE FOUR FROM MIAMI 280300 | . IN U.S. ARMY, FORMERLY PARTICIPATED WITH ALPHA 66 IN RAID IN OCTOBER LAST. SHE DENIED HER HUSBAND HAS ANY ACTIVITY WITH L 66 OR ANEONLO CUESTA, RAMON‘ FONT, A AND a a _—— ROBERTO PWALLE, ALLOF WHOM ARE ACTIVE LEADERS IN ( 66 TODAY LT. AARON ROGERS, ASST. INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, U.S. COAST GUARD, ADVISED THAT ON MARCH 24 LAST THE USCG OBSERVED THE ALISAN AT AN UNNAMED ISLAND LOCATED BETWEEN ANGUILA KEY AND DAMASK KEY IN THE CAY SAL GROUR AND APPROXIMATELY 70 AIR MILES FROM CAIBARIEN, CUBA. EIGHT MEN, SOME CUBAN IN APPEARANCE, WERE OBSERVED ON BOARD . THE ALISAN WHICH 1S APPROXIMATELY 50 FEET LONG AND OB- SERVED TO BE EQUIPPED WITH A RADIO AERIAL. THE ALISAN HAD IN TOW A SMALL TENDER AND WHAT APPEARED TO BE A SPEED BOAT ABOUT 20 FEET LONG WITH WINDSHIELD, INBOARD MOTOR AND RADIO EQUIPPED, LETTERS WHICH APPEARED TO BE F-82 WERE OBSERVED ON THE BOW OF THE ALISAN, THIS IS NOT BELIEVED TO BE A US REGISTRATION NUMBER, USCG TOOK ABOUT FOUR AERIAL PHOTOS OF THI'S BOAT WHICH SHOW THE EIGHT | MEN ON BOARD. | — AT 5:20-PM TODAY, REES, CIA, ADVISED HE HAD JUST RECEIVED FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL INFO FROM SOURCE DESCRIBED AS FORMER CUBAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED INFO FROM AN INDIVIDUAL IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH ALPHA 66. ACCORDING TO REES, THE L 66 RAID AGAINST A SOVIET SHIP OFF CAIBARIEN WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY FIVE MEN UNDER ia ee ee NYE AL If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 5 Tele. Room
rc. os 7 , ’ 4-41 (Rey. 10215-62 . 20, 2 | oN toy bas : $ ar Tolson | , INS - oo, ,, 4 Ne Belmont | - 1 oo . sf Repl AL Mohr « ' ; Casper Callahan DECODED COPY = Gale Rosen Sullivan I Tavel | Trotter | Tele. Room t e . Holmes 2 Radio -  CaTeletype cee PAGE SIX FROM MIAMI 280300 fume PINE KEY, FLA., WHERE MRS. CHALK STATED AN ANTI CASTRO INVASION GROUP WAS LOCATED. | IT 1S TO BE NOTED THATAMONE OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN THIS ACTION 1S KNOWN TO HAVE RETURNED AS YET TO THE | MIAMI AREA AND ABOVE INFO CONTAINS SOME ALLEGATIONS | WHICH ARE OBVIOUSLY INCOMPLETE AND SOMEWHAT INCONSISTENT | AT THIS POINT. MM 635 S, MM 639 S, MM 776 S AND MM 492 S ARE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH INDIVIDUALS IN VARIOUS ANTI CASTRO ORGANIZATIONS AND EACH HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE INFO IN THE PAST. 4" UY | MIAMI INSTITUTING INVESTIGATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH “BUREAU INSTRUCTIONS. RECEIVED? 6:15 AM REM Conruation Paralrom pas cla¢an’d Ludwamt catty CVLINS 2 Je: Cladorf cation P SP1 GSK | Pa) 2 51EQ | —_ { (eo) b If the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be suitably { paraphrased inorder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. , J NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 6
\ ana} "aor. to-10-82) DE SEC “us | _ ° . f o\ . Y *_AY . 5 REF } C] Casper Callahan DECODED COPY. | cere 2 | iTTtS Dus Serres 3-28-63 eh BN oF aM EST - CF CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO 280300 DECLASSIFICATION ANB/OR, RELEASE OF CIA INFOBKUATI AN Vf: | COMMANDOS L 66, RA-CUBA, NM, IN THIS DOCUMENT. 72 pe bi nt REBUTELCALLS TODAY. ~ THIS MORNING ELIAS D. REES, CIA MIAMI, ADVISED ¢ FN: HE HAD RECEIVED INFO OF A SUCCESSFUL OPERATION BY L 66 3 Ni FROM A SOURCE DESCRIBED AS PROMINENT INDIVIDUAL WHO 1S > N)« EXILE LEADER, WHO RECEIVED THIS INFO FROM FORMER SHIPMATE 1 WHO HAS EXCELLENT CONTACTS ALONG MIAMI WATERFRONT AND IS ] PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED WITH TWO MEMBERS OF L 66 GROUP... REES SAID ACCORDING TO HIS SOURCE L 66 LEADERS AT SEA. - RADIOED THAT THEY HAD ACCOMPLISHED THEIR MISSION PERFECTLY. . CIA SOURCE PREVIOUSLY HAQ REPORTED THAT L 66 WAS BLANNING ATTACK AGAINST CUBA, (> (SSphe  es oe SUBSEQUENTLY REES STATED \AODITIONAL INFO RECEIVED wise Jeng: ” THAT THIS ACTION UTILIZED ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF NON°PLASTIS "PENTA..." IN BOW OF BOAT. SOURCE HAD PREVIOUSLY REPORTED L 66 WAS INTERESTED IN LAUNCHING TORPEDO AGAINST A DOCKED SHIP. 2) 4 SM ae 28 Re D THIS MORNING THAT, RADIO RELON, SS “SCBROADCAST FROM MIAMI RADIO SHATION WMET, ISSUED. wewstigr DATEL NED NEW YORK THAT GROUP OF EXILES ‘BELONGING: 0 — L, A SUBSIDIARY OF ABPHA 66; HAD SHOT AND SUNK pee , Tr Racks fapf jicfy 1 bug lye acl Mr. HlALuUg AE le Lie we ns Shohe re “Cuti= Carts Athurhar’ Coe « foue AG “p, Ag Ve Ma debeuvell m4 Pa _- o P 4 EY "Ago 20) If the intelligence contained in the abovelmes Sage.is paraphrased inorder to protect | the Bureau'shcryptogr NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 7
° i ° 4-41 (Rev. 10-16-62) a 1 Radio } DECODED COPY PAGE TWO FROM MIAMI A SMALL SHIP OFF PORT OF CAIBARIEN, CUBA. EMPHASIZED THIS ATTACK WAS NOT IDENTICAL WITH ONE MADE OFF PORT OF ISABELA:DE SAGUA ON NIGHT OF MARCH 18 LAST BY ALPHA 66.@ | AT 3:30 PM TODAY MM 635 S ADVISED HE HAD JUST TALKED ’ TO PEDRO AND MARCOS DIAZ LANZ WHO REPORTEDLY ARE PREPARING A SEPARATE HIT AND RUN RAID ON GUBA, HAD JUST RECEIVED TELEPHONE CALI. CONSTRUCTED: A HOMEMADE TORPEDO WHICH HAD BEEN USED LAST NIGHT BY A RAIDING SHIP WHICH SANK A RUSSIAN VESSEL WHILE IT WAS LOADING SUGAR AT CAIBARIEN HARBOR, SANTA CLARA. PROVINCE, CUBA .. MARCOS TOLD INFORMANT TAE T@RPEDO CON- TAINED C-4 EXPLOSIVES AND WEIGHED 100 POUNDS. SAID THIS TORPEDO WAS MADE IN MIAMI! BY A CUBAN WHO HAS “SOME CONNECTIONS WITH CIA., IDENTITY OF THIS CUBAN TO THE INFORMANT, MARCOS ALSO RELATED THAT A NEWSPAPER MAN, ANDREW ST, GEORGE (OF LIFE MAGAZINE), WAS ON THE RAIDING BOAT AND TOOK PHOTOS OF THE ACTION. WAS THE ORGANIZATION RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ATTACK. %& IT SHOULD BE NOTED CIA HAS IN THE PAST TRAINED AND UTILIZED MANY CUBAN EXILES FOR RAIDS INVOLVING USE OF EXPLOSIVES, @. & MM 776 S ADVISED TODAY ACCORDI MMANDO L_66 ALLEGEDLY HAD AFFIXED A FOR INFO BUREAU, Y paraphrased NW 45773 Docid:32333598 Page 8 ca Teletype THIS MESSAGE MARCOS TOLD HIM HE FROM THE CUBAN: WHO HAD MARCOS DID NOT DEse Ose MARCOS SAID COMMANDO L O RUMORS IN THE CONFHOENT I Af the intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the IAL it is suggested that it be sultably norder to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. Tolson Belmont Mohr Casper Callahan Conrad DeLoach , Evans Cle. G ale Rosen Sullivan Tavel Trotter Tele. Room Holmes Gandy ne © ewawe o
| (Rev. _io- 16- 62) SE DECODED ane, cer arn a ort & Radio ca Teletype PAGE THREE FROM MIAMI 280300 HIGHLY EXPLOSIVE BOMB OR TORPEDO TO NOSE OF SMALL SPEEDY CRAFT WHICH WAS CONTROLLED BY REMOTE CONTROL FROM LARGER = SHIP A SHORT DISTANCE AWAY AND WAS BRIVEN AT HIGH SPEED | INTO SIDE OF RUSSIAN FREIGHTER NEAR CAIBARIEN, QO KL PSI UNDER DEVELOPMEN OTHER 4 | FORMER OFFICIAL IN CHARGE OF EMBARKATIONS IN CUBA, “<1 ELOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLENTLY ANT! CASTRO GROUPS, | BUT WITH WHOM INSUFFICIENT CONTACT HAS BEEN HAD TO ESTAB~ LISH RELIABILITY, CONFIRMED ABOVE AND STATED HE HAD HEARD COMMANDO L 66 HAD PLANNED TO RIG DYNAMITE TO PROW OF SMALL SPEEDY BOAT TO:BE BRIVEN BY REMOTE CONTROL INTO A RUSSIAN BOAT. ¢ | LUCIA FERNANDEZ, WIFE OF SANTIAGO JUAN ANTONIO ALVAREZ RODRIGUEZ, ADVISED HER HUSBAND LEFT ON HIS YACHT, — THE "ALISAN," ABOUT 15 DAYS AGO. IT 1S NOTED SANTIAGO. ALVAREZ 1S CUBAN MEDICAL DOCTOR AND FORMER SENATOR WHO. PARTICIPATED IN ILL FATED INVASION OF CUBA, APRIL 1961, WITH HIS BOAT, THE ALISAN. .. Tv 639 S ADVISED THE ALISAN FREQUENTLY ENTERES AND / DEPARTS FROM U.S. AND ON NUMBEROUS OCCASIONS HAS BEEN ON . | MILITARY TYPE EXPEDITIONS IN THE CAY SAL ie BsAMAS OPERATING AGAINST THE NORTH SHORE OF cusa.] oe FERNANDEZ ADVISED THE ALISAN LEFT ABOUT 15 DAYS AGO FOR ANGUILA KEY, CAY SAL BANK, BAHAMAS, AND IS EXPECTED TO RETURN THIS paraphrased norder to protect the Bureay, S cryptographic systems. Page. 9 ae | ES 45973 bodra:s2sa3508._ Pa If the raced aor “contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the ‘Bureau, it is suggested ested that it be suitably son Belmont maa “+k Mohr ss % Casper [2 +? ‘ Callahan} — = Conrad i DeLoachi yh. Evans cd Gale Rosen _| Sullivan | Tavel _! Trotter — Tele. Room Holmes - Gandy POO OS yet WOR | ; r=. a | A a
DERE YS . . —— Casper —!\__* 9 . * Callahan===—= ea > ; f Conrad Nn DECODED COPY ONES Sete at Evans Gale ! Rosen: Sullivan Tavel 2 Radio SECRET cn Teletype ae : PAGE FOUR FROM MIAMI 280300 IN U.S. ARMY, FORMERLY PARTICIPATED WITH ALPHA 66 IN RAID IN OCTOBER LAST. SHE DENIED HER HUSBAND HAS ANY. ACTIVITY WITH L 66 OR ANTONIO CUESTA, RAMON FONT AND ROBERTO VALLE, ALLOF WHOM ARE ACTIVE LEADERS IN L 66.04 TODAY LT. AARON ROGERS, ASST. INTELLIGENCE OFFICER, U.S. COAST GUARD, ADVISED THAT ON MARCH 24 LAST THE USCG OBSERVED ‘THE ALISAN AT AN UNNAMED ISLAND LOCATED BETWEEN ANGUILA KEY AND DAMASK KEY IN THE CAY SAL GROU# AND APPROXIMATELY 70 AIR MILES FROM CAIBARIEN, CUBA, EIGHT MEN, SOME CUBAN IN APPEARANCE, WERE OBSERVED ON BOARD THE ALISAN WHICH 1S APPROXIMATELY 50 FEET LONG AND OB- ‘| SERVED TO BE EQUIPPED WITH A RADIO AERIAL. THE ALISAN “ HAD IN TOW’A SMALL TENDER AND WHAT APPEARED TO BE A : SPEED BOAT ABOUT 20 FEET LONG WITH WINDSHIELD, INBOARD | MOTOR AND RADIO EQUIPPED, LETTERS WHICH APPEARED TO BE F-82 WERE OBSERVED ON THE BOW OF THE ALISAN. THIS 1S, NOT BELIEVED TO BE A‘US REGISTRATION NUMBER. USCG TOOK ABOUT FOUR AERIA! PHOTOS OF THIS BOAT WHICH SHOW THE EIGHT MEN ON BOARD. AT 5:20 PM TODAY, REES, CIA,’ ADVISED HE HAD JUST: RECEIVED FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL INFO FROM SOURCE DESCRIBED AS FORMER CUBAN GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE WHO RECEIVED INFO. FROM AN INDIVIDUAL IN DIRECT CONTACT WITH ALPHA 66. ACCORDING TO REES, THE : 66 RAID AGAINST A SOVIET SHIP — If the site contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be 2 suitably ’ ay ; i|Paraphircsed order to protect the Bureau’s cryptographic systems. f°
Callahan ——__—. Conrad DeLoach Evans ___ SS t. Gale ; —~ Rosn 2 Sulliven i om 2A on a ' | ‘ Tavel -/ \ ? Trotter ay Tele. Room . fi Holmes ae Gandy — cc Radio eeibel | vs PAGE SIX FROM MIAM | LITTLE PINE KEY, FLA.» WHER oMRS a». CHALK STATED AN ANTI ( CASTRO INVASION GROUP WAS LOCATED: : | IT 1S TO BE NOTED THAT NONE=6F THE PARTIC1PANTS—1N_ ey, THIS ACTION 1S KNOWN TO HAVE RETURRED: AS YET TO THE - foo MIAMI AREA AND ABOVE INFO aes SOME ALLEGATIONS WHICH ARE OBVIOUSLY INCOMPLETE \AND _— INCONSISTENT AT THIS POINT.; \ ea MM 635 S, MM 639 Ss, MM 776 «anos M492 S ARE CLOSELY ASSOCIATED WITH INDIVIDUALS IN VARIOUS ANTI. — GASTRO ORGANIZATIONS AND EACH HAS FURNISHED RELIABLE = NFO oIN THE PAST. ra aM AME, INSTITUTING INVESTIGATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH “BUREAU. INSTRUCT 1ONS.. e = RECEIVED: : 6:15 AM REM ORIG: MR. BELMONT FOR DIRECTOR | NI | | SEGuEL - : SERET Ut parc. intelligence contained in the above message is to be disseminated outside the Bureau, it is suggested that it be sna .PSratkrgsed inorder to protect the Bureau’s eryptographic systems: 4 iw 45773 DociId:32333598 Page ii : |