ae ! yp : = | CON IDEN ITAL EPORTING® OFFICE OFFICE OF ORIGIN od ; _ | INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD by. MIAMI MIAMI 3/19/64 1/3/64 |- 3/5/64 ITLE OF. CASE oo REPORT MADE BY — —_ TYPED BY i ROBERT JAMES DWYER ‘RJD: | plm “ANTI- -FIDEL ASTRO CHARACTER OF CASE eee, coe ACTIVITIES... ~ con oe ALUINFORPIATION CONTAINED | Vn Oe BE se yb os HERERIZUNCIASSIFIED: : al BNndre Is. ? - CUBA “ JEXCEPTIMHERE SHOWN "hao viny 2: ~ Classified d bys ‘ 6 Ld 0 of 1 ~OTHERWISEN, ow SS be __Decassfy on: @ AOR WG b a ' MPa AA lepope \ ROBERT JAMES DWYER, ‘1/9/64, Miami, Pe | : aq\\ OADR ~ if - LEADS - : AL MIAME FLORIDA 7 will continue submission of summary repott | ‘ regarding saptioned matter every two months. — oo FORMA NES@ssif & of) Say c a » Exempt F/\m ee co on (—_— a v # Hedlass ley car, ou inde! inite__ Lodhiith as : GE. 238 | Le ‘SPEC cn AGENT . YO NOT.WRITE IN SF = BELOW 7 . ph’ pis — ii BY | 4 aseuriea Bw % cece ees ene | rs Souee Page B for Copies) 8 MAR 24 1964 | 3 - Miami (2 - 105- -1742) ott i ; Se ee u- 2, - nae ue Dissemination Record of Attached Report Notations we ° fesvent Recs [ore startet tua [Hoas! de vhed y Che. | | few Fa ss 1 am = 5 Sol sogf- - | eon D. AP 5 se aa —> ia F . Tt { : Docld:32310646 Page 2
f t | MM. 105-1742 | 1 Ee : | - Copies: (Continued) CONFDNETIAL . | CONES land (RW) -CONMQENTIAL - G-2, Ft. McPherson, Ga. (RM) OSI, Robins AFB, Ga. (RM) . U.S. Border Patrol, Miami (RM) INS, Miami (RM) : | U.S. Customs, Miami (RM) (1-Miami) {1- -Region II) 7 a | U.S. Coast Guard, Miami (RM) . CIA, Miami (RM) — FAA, Miami (RM) | f Department of State (Cuban Affairg)., Miami (RM). Boston (105-4151) (Info) (RM): Jacksonville (109-8) (Info) (RM) Newark (105-1006) (Info) (RM) New York. ((105- 35253) (Info) (RM) | San Juan (Info) (RM). Savannah (Info) (RM) Chicago (105-6033) (Info) (RM) Los Angeles (Info)(RM) New Orleans (105-1095) (RM) (Info) San Francisco (109-11) (Info) (RM) Tampa (Info) (RM) Washington Field (205°29955) (Info) (RM) (PRP EP RP PEP RPP ERP PRP PP PNP PERE tt @ € 8 @ &£ @ © 8 € 4 i a “6 * * * * * ; WS an T- 2 is ALFREDO BORGAS, PSI 97- a1 , ah) by Ba TASK FOR / \ MM T-3 is MICHAEL H. REDMON, ‘(v) 2 dob 7: “Investigator, INS, Miami of WY E ; (by request) Oo 97- 327 - fs EASE 1 F mast : MM T-4 is PSI (under | ® Ww ||/development) GONZALO HERRERA Miami, Florida MM T-5 is{CARLOS ZARRAGA 2954 SW 16th Terrace ,| Miami, Florida (by reqhest’ Insta _— : ' 5. ea Be Docld: 32310645 Page 3
é ° (~~ \ eo \ \ bye - oe x) on / ‘Instant report, Page LY¢_ “WM T-6 is CHRIS LAWRENCE, Operations Survey Group, U.S. Army, Miam (by request) ) _MM T-9 is EVELIO ALPIZAR, PSI (underévelopment) 105-2855. cE C.*¥ (COVER PAGE) - =. 1 CONFIDEXT AY DoclId: 32310645 Page 4
qttnnnm emer, al ae wa —* —— (= / en ~~ a poner ere teem eg \ oo } . ; a oa | | Lo | | oy MM 105-1742 cop ee DETAILS: I. ORGANIZATIONS - yo | neh bis. yuna Revolueionaria Cubana. (JURE bo JURE is a unity organization consisting oF Guban anti- ~FIDEL CASTRO organizations: “Cuba Libre Revolutionary National Assembly National Revolutionary Cuban Front Liberating Army of Cuba and a small group of ‘Cuban exiles who have received military training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. On January 24, 1964, CARLO! si RAGA, _ 2954 St s uthwest, { i { J. 4 t 1 i in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and JEL RAY is: the head £ . ., this board. In the United States, ROGELIGXGISNEROS ip the 24/_ delegate_in_Miami, and RA /ACHIBAS is the_delegate. in} . | New_York. ‘City. Vv \ je - Military Equipment - ZARRAGA continued that: the organization, at the a _ present time, is trying to buy small portable radio equipment, to be used in the underground in Cuba. The type that is sdoenti 2. Docld: 32310645 Page 5
MM 105-1742 available for purchase, is too large and bulky, and/ the —— oi type which is sought by JURE is that equipment used by © the United States Armed Forces. JURE has some boats in the Miami area, and also: has a 50-foot boat, location unknown, that can be sed for infiltration purposes. JURE has two .20 mm ca nons and . other miscellaneous military equipment. It is planned that five or six infiltration teams, each team consisting of five or six individuals, will be sent to Cuba. . an _-- Finances - . a  Suure REVO LYE YOLOVACIA.. OBA a t JURE if presently selling bonds to raise| money mo to pay for the organization’ s expenses. J. J«{MARABOTTO, formerly a Vice+President of a bank in Cuba, is. presently — (uv) employed in a bank in San Juan, Puerto. Rico. _MARARBOTTO handle San Juan to grant a loan of $125 to any Cuban exile in Puerto Rico. Of the $125, JURE will receive $92, and the | rest of the money goes for interest, stamps and adnjinistrative costs. The individual has one year to repay the $125 loan. If the ee is not repaid, JURE guarantees the loan. As Elizabeth, New Jersey, was formerly a Colonel int nn i Cuban Army, and is a well-considered military man, with an . a excellent reputation. CASTRO has aecceptéd the posiltion of I Military Chief of JURE. He is expected to come to Miami and formalize the military part of the organization, and to -. choot a General Staff. . eee Set arin: SRT Se a een, Docld: 32310645 Page 6
| | _conelyghTIng | | - ae MM 105-1742 | | eo (PI GREG EE Alva keen Pat aleve a On February 6, 1964, SANTIA rh LVAREZ{RODRI E 541 Northwest 45th Avene , Miami i Yadvised he was’ formerly. one of the leaders of Comandos_L (C-L), an organization] — which has conducted raids against, Cuba. ALVAREZ advises - x ee contacts: in the Cuban Militia and Rebel Army. ALVAREZ stated that JURE has a large quantity of arms and.muni ions. ' ALVAREZ said he recently returned from Columbus, Georgia, where ' he talked to a reliable individual who claims to have fold: a considerable ‘quantity of arms to RAY, and delivery was/made to an island in the vicinity of Puerto Rico in the Caribbean. ALVAREZ stated he had no doubt that RAY would try to eptablish some military activity in Cuba in the near future. { JURE's bond sales had increased considerably, and the _— organization has sold between $50,000 and $75,000 worth gf Pistia’ . bonds. This money was used by the organization for expenses and purchases of additional military equipment. _ 8 On February 28, 1964, CARLOS ZARRAGA advised donation given to the organization was from ROMULOABETANCOURT, . . . President Of, Venezuela , with whom -RAY had recent ly co ferred... ZARRAGA continued that RAY has publicly stated - he plans to be in Cuba by May 20; 1964; final preparations : . are being made, and there is no doubt. that: RAY will be — 7 ae there by the time announced. On March 5, 1964, soagur ono, thead.of the anti-CASTRO organization Movimiento volucionario del | Pueblo. CMRP) , advised it is his opinion that RAY wil . open a small operation in Cuba for about three or four . a months beginning sometime in May. RAY will then rettrn. to the United States on a big organization drive, for the . fe 4 _“purpose of establishing a large. unity movement for the eventual return to Cuba. " Docld: 32310645 Page fF
“MM 105-1742 | connate A Movimiento Recuperacion..Revolucionario cf iho ut fie This organization continues to maintain headquarters t 2212 Northeast Second Court and 224 Northeast 23rd Street, [Miami , vi lorida. The leader:: of this organization is_MANUEL. RTI UESA.,.. a medical doctor and veteran o Bay of Pige invasion. (Vv) DAL LEONBOTINE On February 12, 1964, MM T-2, an officer of the MRR, advised the organization thinks that the telephone at one of the headquarters, located at 2212 Northeast Second Court, has. been tapped. u MM T-2 advised that ADELAIDYXPADRON/ERUZ, 881 _ Northeast 71st Street, Miami/?“continues to be ARTIME's ‘mistress. This residence is used by ARTIME for secret meetings. ud [Lm T-2 mavibes that the MRR continues with its publicity and pfopaganda campaign, and continues issuing its monthly newspaper, ''Tridente'"’. Radio propaganda broadcasts continue to be made on Monday, Wednesday and Friday over the 25, 31 and 49 meter bands. ‘ Gon February 2, 1964, MM t-3)ad sed that during the os month of February, 1964, 47 different recruits who were members \ of the MRR have arranged for Cwm 131s from Miami, \..° Florida to Central America. al that. Siete _ traveled to Nicaragua and - my to the United § twice during the month, of February, 1964. [™ StU ea he was unable to state how many of the 47 m uate 2 on ecruits of the MRR who left the United States have “mY Docld: 32310645 Page &
-CONFip\ + | MM 105-1742 VTA a ZI ! | | . (On February 4, 1964, MM T-4 a Cuban pilot who * * yeceived some training in the United States Air Force, ' furnished the follo eres OR) 2 T-4 ceded there were about 26 Cuban officers in the United States Air Force; 150 in the United States Army, and about 25 in the United States Navy. CMM T-4 (ej? U_\> claimed that ARTIME had recruited a number of Cuban exile out of a ited'States Army for service with his group. T-4 Cuban officers in the United States Armed Force consider ARTIME completely unqualified as Aiilitary leader. LL f ple military leader of. the “Movimiento. Democrata_Cristiar “ss Miami, claimed there is ample proof and evidence t uj +/_.—ARTIME, who has no background as a military leader vo” who is considered by many as a demagogue, is being sponsored and subsidized. and officially myo, 0) - On February 10, 1964, Paanersco/aGnr So in Miami, RODRIGUEZ advised that recent ly ARTIME 's Pia representatives visited him and tried to recruit him and his . “men to go to a training camp in Nicaragua for futyre . a military operations in Cuba. On February 28, 1964, CARLOS ZARRAGA, Miami, member of JURE, advised his organization had traihed some radio telegraph operators, and when their training was 8. nos RQTIAL Docld: 32310645 Page 93