-26 ‘eve Seles) P _ REPORTING OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN DATE MIAMI E MIAMI SUL 15 1953 fl E OF CASE — st ‘| REPORT MADE BY SECOND NATIONAL FRONT OF 7~ESCAMBRAY (SNFE ) CH OPERATION ALPHA 66) Ax I Teron: TION "Cowra TED iv iat iw en, wiv nish Report of SA. WILLIAM MAYO. DREW; a Genk ka a4) d_6/21/63 at Miami. ,3e7 : . SAN JUAN AT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO a SYERTO RICO a Od Will cont inue to monitor bank account. of subject 4 aid organization. ; 0 Pit le MIAMI Ae { og APPROVED vo SON CHAR GENT -__DONOT WRITE iN SPACES BELOW . COPIES MADE: é - ph. SI LHp eae . 12- purebi (105 5 e038} {Re Lb Ee N2o4g — 4 / ve 2 - San Juan 105-6133 1.- CIA, Miami {Rey i et a ° REC. St 1 - INS, Miami (RM . “tS 1 - U.S. Coast Guard, Miami (RI 4) a? JUL KY 1963 TS 1 - U.S. Customs, Miami (RM). (Additional copies Cover Page B) Dissemination Record of Attached Report i. EE Sow : . Notations =: ¢ ASney copy 10] cn trates ADIT : fa HW 50953 DBocld:32302066 Page 2?
MM 105-6243 boats are maintained to the rear of the DIAZ residence © and are presently being spot checked on a daily basis, further efforts to interview DIAZ at this time would interfere with this coverage. _ Regarding Lead #4, inquiry in the vicinity of \ ‘the Standard 011 Station at 4420 N.W. 7th Avenue reflects _ this station is operated by Cubans ‘and that almost all business’ | i is with Cuban exiles. In an effort to obtain some coverage ‘on this. station on the possibility that the SNFE is obtaining ‘gasoline there, Mr. RAY STAMPER, owner of the Amoco Station on the opposite corner, has been contacted as a source in this regard. STAMPER is most cooperative, anti-Cuban, and stated he will immediately contact the office when he observes large amounts of gasoline being purchased from this station. STAMPER said that on several occastons in the past he had observed as many as six 55-gallon drums being loaded and transported from the station during the course of one day by , individuals whom he considered to be Cubans. No direct a contact will be made with the proprietor of the Standard Station at this time. ; RT ecaraine the information furnished by CIA concerning alle surveillance by FBI, it is to be noted that the only survellla conducted by Miami has been the spot check of SNFE‘ boats.| Mention by RAMON QUESADA of the bank account o Onn SNFE indicates that CARLOS ARBOLEYA, cashier at the Boulevard Bank, advised SNFE of our inquiry. It is noted ARBOLEYA is a Cuban friend of VECIANA. : A, _ ¢ y - INFORMANTS - jrdentit —— Location yaar CIA, mans Pe) 105-623-612, 627,632 | vi T-2 is RAMON GUTIERREZ, 105-6243-636 _/25 N.W. South River Drive | (ey request) X /M T-3 is MM 847-S 134-736 Sub A - COVER PAGE - ~C-« if H HW 50953 Docld:32302066 Page 3
4 On June 19,: 1963, MM T=1, another Government a agency which conducts personnel and intelligence investications..made gilable information to th Prec. 7 that| ss *bpresentativ ON u evolucilo J you rganization Movimiento Brio ) del Pueblo. (MRP), had confided in-a private Gonversation ' \ during mid-May, 1963, that the alliance between the MRP and the SNFE and Alpha 66 was engaged in raising nds_for a major operation called. "Plan-.Omega". pee at not have the details of this plan but said [5] | wou e a bigger operation: than a single attack on Soviet personnel or installations in Cuba and that the launching of the plan depe ded. on the success of the fund raising campaign. hoe vi He said thatthe "melitary" wings of this alliance, the SNFE and Alpha 66, had announced their intention of keeping 90% of their collected. money in military equipment and operations, and had called on the other organizations with which they were in close contact , to do the same. These groups included the 30th of November, the Montecristi, an. unnamed formerly anti- BATISTA orga ‘tion, and the Anti-communist Front of Liberation. = 7 He\said that this alliance's headquarters in Miami had circularized all of their representatives requesting that fund raising schemes. be organized. This circular quoted the sum of $136. 00 for a cannon shell and $2.00 per.day to maintain a man at one of the alliance's four bases. EHWERERZT jsald these bases were in the Caribbean, [s] not on Unit Sogn and had no telephone communication a “45 ro rene, - stating that news of attacks on Cuba woul be released from Caracas, as opposed to Miami -4. DoclId: 3273027066 Page 4
} FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVES rIGAT ON REPORTING OFFICE — OFFICE OF ORIGIN ; TAMI MIAMI TITLE OF as. REPORT MADE BY . CsECOND NATIONAL. FRONT. OF... WILLIAM MAYO DREW ESCAMBRAY (SNFE) '| CHARACTER OF CASE (OPERATION ALPHA 66) | IS - RA = CUBA NEUTRALITY MATTERS - Pia mr, ey eka Report of SA WILLIAM MAYO. DREW, 6/6163 Zz at Miam Florida, tt Ci HAS NG GR! erro TS | yh. \ ae. a gree set ah 2 iN ig ue 49032 sf nad ma mean a a9 At Chicago, Illinois Ff Will contact Northwestern National Bank of Chicago, . o* ~~ to locate the account of "ALPHA 66 - ‘MRP ~ II FRENTE," not- “ing that a check in the amount of $1,250 was drawn on, that : deposited in the account of the subject organi- ain Miami. This account should be checked to determine PN Guanan ct “ ae a IN CH. : : DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES BELOW . ris Burgau (105-112098) (RM) mela “18 & “2 - Chi€ago (105- -14604) (RM) - - Newark (105-13300) (RM) mR ak een ~ CIA, Miami (RM) - INS, Miami (RM) | - U.S. Coast Guard, Miami ( - U.S. Customs, Miami (RM) (Additional copies next page) Co Record of . — Report Netations Agency | enh) 7 yA fas >t Request Recd. i a ra Keeble P efoto COPIES MADR: 8 JUN 24) ee) © Date Fwd. VY How Fwd. hs i995) I) 770 — as ida eee ite,4 - AW 50953 Docld:32302068 Page a
on) INFORMANTS CIA caf volt aad 90006] — 105-6243-580 Trash cover on 115 S.W. ' Used to document 12th Avenue . SANFORD CLOSE, 1164%-S.W. 105-6243-583 ist Street, by request CARLOS J. ARBOLEYA, cashier, Instant report, Boulevard National Bank,  — . Page 4 5000 Biscayne Boulevard, Instant report, page 7 - E * COVER PAGE a a, : HW 50953 DoclId: 323027066 Page 6