eleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992? (44 USC PINT Hote}. | DATE: 11-14-2017 | JFK Assassination System Date: 5/7/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: _ 124-10224-10205. RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: _ 109-430-9 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: BAUMGARDNER, F. J. TO: BELMONT, A. H. TITLE: DATE: 05/14/1952 ‘PAGES: 4 SUBJECTS : [Restricted] DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: Consulted; 4 CURRENT STATUS: Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 05/19/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF INS COMMENTS : REFERRED TO INS TREN rE v9.1 Docld: 32298925 Page 1
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 19927 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 7 Oe OO FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION | a POSTPONEMENT INFORMATION SHEET (JFK MATERIALS) { Page(s) withheld entirely at this location in the file. One or more of the following statements, where indicated, explain this deletion (these deletions). (] Deletions were made pursuant to the postponement rationale indicated below with no segregable material available for disclosure. All references relate to Section 6 of the "President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992." {] Subsection 1A (intelligence agent's identity) {] Subsection 1B (intelligence source or method) {}] Subsec*ion 1C (-ther matter relating to miiitary defense, intelligence operations or the conduct of foreign relations) {[}] Subsection 2 (living person who provided confidential information) {] Subsection 3 (unwarranted invasion of privacy) [ Subsection 4 (cooperating individual or foreign government,-currently requiring protection) {] Subsection 5 ‘security or protective procedure, currently or expected to be utilized) {] Information pertained to a matter unrelated to the JFK Assassination investigation. [} For your information: [4 The following number is to be used for reference regarding this page (these pages): /64- 4 30-4 pa XXXXXXXKXK XXXXXXXXKK Docld: 32298925 Page 2?
Wiptt atta the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 - (44 use 2107 Hote Y. 11-14-2017 ppre: dod FORM: NO. 64 a OC ‘ . ‘ \ ") Offic Memorandum - UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT to: Mr. A. He setbogh x DATE: May ll, 1952 FROM = vp, ‘ Je semesefil Yo Ye SUBJECT: GaRTOS“PRIO 2 carho8, BT AL, 0 FO . FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTER - CUBA "eA HAS NO OBJECTION on pe | NEUTRALITY MATTERS ° DECL assinoas 6 AND/OR, prez. | RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATIONS a , IN THIS DOCUMENT 7 G40 EOS PURPOSE: . | GLb [KS 10-0 - me — : / (JPK een To advise of the information receive by the > AT or a revolution by Batista's political enemies and furnish Legal Attache at Havana and the Miami Office concerning “plans ‘eS recommenda ONS « | DETAILS: By letter of May 6, 1952, the Legal Attache at Havana advised that Lieutenant Colonel Manuel Ugalde Carrillo, Chief of . | Aides..to the Chief of Staff of the Cuban Army, contacted: the the i Legal Attache's office under the instructions of President Batista. a Fg ABER e purpose of Carrillo's contact was ; to make. ayailaple a written report prepared by an agent identified only as M-1, setting, forth proposed pienso! of a group of President Batista's enemies to..over- throw,..im. Carritio did not identify Agent M-1 to the Legal - Attache. According to M-1, elements of the former Prio government’ are conspiring to plan a counter revolution to overthrow the — Batista government around the end of May or the first of June of this year. From the substance of the report Agent M-1 is $ made to appear as one of the co-conspirators. M-1 stated he first heard of the proposed revolution a shortly after March 10, 1952, when he was approached by ‘a former Captain in the Cuban Navy. during the Prio regime. This former Captain advised M-1 that plans were being formulated to take. some action against the Batista government. Subsequently, on o March 18, 1952, M-1 was invited to a meeting of six or eight/6f “ the co-conspirators. M-1 was advised that the forces..planning the counter, revolution were known as the Junta evolucionaria Ae Constitutional. At tars waren TC, 1952" me 52 meeting, two alternate plans of revolution were arseusséay The “first c Attachment i ay ‘4 RWC: J¢ RECORDED - 129 F 7 onan t0N CONTAINED x HEREIN IS Gi SSIFIED DADE. i BY. / fe oO "68 MAY “9 1952 Docld: 32298925 Page 3
"Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 usc 3107 Hote;y. DATE: 11-14-2017 , . . : C . an assassinatlon attempt, against Batista and simul. baneous ore. against Naval hea quarters in downtown Havana, At the another small Group. wo would attempt to take over JNational | Solres Heeaquerters; Hes second or alternative plan does. not ~ ‘gall tor the” assassination.attempt against Batista but..rather an rat Sassi aia cccckie GAO We Slama obcdiidanencaser wali caer ilgetes uprising would begin with, an.aerial.bombing of Cam D..coLl Tinpias Torrowéd “by: the. ‘bombing 0 .of all bridges: contacting. the. eCity, of Haver ith the suburh..of.Manianao. “the purpose of. blowing up the. bridges would be to prevent Batista. tanks fnon.entering . | yana. At this March 18 meeting Livio Grave De Peralta, , Jose Luis Fernandez and, Agent M-1 were selected to go to Miami. si —~former—President,.C it. Carlos Pr Prio Socarros and former or Minister of Education Aureliano Sanchez Arango. ‘The trio did go to Miami on March 19, 1952, and former President Prio participated in discussions with them and thereafter the three individuals returned to Havana and contacted Dr. Raul Roa of [ the University of Havana. Some time later, date not furnished, Agent M-1 and two, other individuals returned to. Miami. and were. ,piaced in touch ‘with one "Séales "Peter, whose madilingwadaness™ was given S"Pr 0. Box 3995. iami,25, Florida. According to {M-1, Peter:is’ ‘apparently. ‘th charge. oF securing amis. fon the | revolutionaries, ‘and : he exnipite Hee tolsbed Sethe an a AL To". 4 Thompson, ma “machine. BUNS 5. ; 3 2ccarbines., and 50 Brenades. eee dition, © photog: graphs lof two “"“" “py boats which: he told them he: "ha. dpurnchased: and - id: woich ‘were being refitted at Port Everglades, Florida, M-1 reportedly concluded with the statement that. he and his companions had returned to Havana but the date of their return was not set out. Lieutenant Colonel Carrillo also advised the Legal” “Attache on May 5, 1952, that Sanchez Arango, above mentioned, - together with Raul Rodriguez Santos, a former Cuban National -: Police Captain, and an aide of Arango's, whose name was not ° mentioned, had left Miami for Nassau in a plane piloted by one Murphy. Garrillo stated that Murphy is believed identical with Edward William Murphy, who in the past has “been. {nvolved™in™ alien's smuggling py air from Cuba. The date of this flight” Miami to Nassau was Given as approximately April 29, 1952, and Murphy allegedly returned to Miami in his plane on May 1, ‘or May 2, 1952. According to the Legal Attache's source, Murphy ais expected to return to Cuba in the near future. Lieutenant Colonel Carrillo said the Cuban Army” ‘is eae desirous of being advised beforehand.of the departure of Mu order chat the Air Pores Gutucrities can be alerted. ne _ wa Docld: 32298925 Page 4