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failures by the introduction of biological agents which would appear to be of natural origin. Mr. Bundy said that he had no worries about any such sabotage which could clearly be made to appear as the result of local Cuban disaffection or of a natural disaster, but that we must | avoid external activities such as release of chemicals, etc., unless ‘they could be completely covered Up. irae narreen tt reer 5. A suggestion was made that small explosives or incendiaries which could be distributed to Cubans should be infiltrated. General Carter explained that the problem is not one of such supplies, since they can be easily improvised, but rather that the people have shown no inclinatior to use such-materials despite many exile claims to the contrary. 6. It was-suggested.that.the -matter..of.attacking and harrassing of Soviet personnel within Cuba should be considered. 7, The Attorney General and Mr. Bundy said that no reprisals against exiles who undertake active operations on their own are contemplated. 8. -It was suggested that the possibilities of counterfeiting be looked into further. 9. General Carter urged again that a decision be reached as to how much latitude would be allowed the operating elements of the government, within broad policy lines. The Chairman indicated that it would not be _a simple matter to delegate responsibilities of this kind to any great degree. , ’ 10, Mr. Bundy then raised the basic question of the entire spectrum of other contingencies beyond those envisaged in the MONGOOSE program. Photocopy ~~" from HW 54214 Docld:32105754 Page 5 Gerald R. Ford Library
ECR EOS Stes — -4- Kissinger: We can go to Geneva. What happens will depend on Syria, Sadat won't want Geneva, He will want to rest, and come here for a big triumph. Israel will want to avoid a Syrian negotiation so Syria won't want to. So only Israel and the Soviet Union will want to go to Geneva. President: Can't we commit ourselves to a good faith effort? Kissinger: A good faith effort is bound to fail. It won't even get off the - ground, Israel won't look at it. President: A good faith effort to me is one where we put the screws on. Kissinger: Okay. If I see an opening to get us to Geneva -- maybe the Soviet Union will carry the can to get everyone to Geneva -- that would be fine, : I have given you the Schmidt letter. Photocopy from Gerald R. Ford Library HW 54214 Docld:327105723 Page 5
v9.1 . 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 : HW 532744 DBocld: 32105760 JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information MATHENY 178-10004-10258 SSC SERIES DRAFT REPORT--APPROVAL OF QUOTATIONS (2) Document Information DOD LANSDALE, EDWARD POLICY GROUP STATUS OF OPERATION MONGOOSE 04/11/1962 1 Peleased under the John Kennedy WSsassination Records OPERATION MONGOOSE Ollection Act of 1992 ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES (44 USC 2107 Note). CIA ase#:NW 53244 Date: REPORT He—-12-2017 Top Secret 1c Redact 08/11/1993 Page | only. 19 Page 1
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.. : »F ; Wy OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE ‘ CT WASHINGTON 25,D.c. . a <i | . 11 April 1962 " Status of Operation Mongoose Report to Policy Group, 11 April 1962 By Brig. Gen. Lansdale | We are in the fourth week of the Special Group's revised plan for Operation Mongoose. There are fifteen more weeks of Phase I, (, which is essentially intelligence collection with low U.S. visibility. 9G & 178-10003-10084 178-10004-10258 Intelligence collection is reaching a point where the U.S. is | starting to get a firmer fix in detail on order of battle, the political structure, the economy, and internal resistance groups. Our Center meee in Miami processed 1, 309 refugees last week. The refugee debrief- _ ing center in M id?is now in operation. Means for debriefing visitors to Cuba, at a number of free world ports, have been estab- ~ lished. _ Mr. McCone can provide details, 4K In the more dramatic sector, the infiltration of teams into Cuba, CIA reports one team in place, a second team on the way, and two more ready ‘for-next-week. .-Ehe.pace:was. adjusted.to.ensure.that really competent personnel go in. It should be noted that this is only one sector of the collection effort inside Cuba. Again, I defer to Mr. McCone for details. “ CIA has identified seven resistance organizations inside Cuba, as realistically potential. A hard assessment, up close, is still to come. Under the revised plan for Operation Mongoose, proposals for supplying arms and equipment to these groups will be _be submitted _ A f to the Special Group for decision, ad hoc. No proposals have bee: have been _ received. On political activities, State reports that the Cuban government was made aware that a deal for the prisoners could be made, through the Italian UN mission. Also, as reported in the press, a refugee delegation is seeing the Cuban government, to negotiate a deal. State- ments calling for a fair trial and humanitarian treatment of the pri- soners were stimulated from 9 Western Hemisphere chiefs of state or foreign ministers, and in an OAS council resolution. PHOTO COPY FROM : GERALD R. FORD LIBRARY e , Ge — rc - , PHOTO COPY on ~ ‘ FROM _ HW 53244 Docld:32105760 Page 2
AGENCY ; RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20] Identification Form Agency Information WILDEROTTE 178-10004-10091 (44 05¢C 2107 Note). ase: NW 54214 Date: 9-11-2017 ASSASSINATION-RELATED MATERIALS RPT. ON INVEST. OF CIA INVOLVE..FOREIGN LEAD. , ORIGINATOR: FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: . PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Document Information ROCK BELIN, DAVID SUMMARY OF FACTS, INVEST. CIA INVOLVE. IN PLANS TO ASSASS...LEADERS 05/30/1975 83 ORGANIZED CRIME ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES BELIN, DAVID CIA CUBAN EXILES REPORT Top Secret Ic Redact 08/06/1993 Later draft can be found at 1781000310355. om ————————— v9.1 HW 54214 Docld:32112745 Page 1 36
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 : i a v9.1 JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20 Identification Form Agency Information MATHENY 178-10004-10217 ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION SERIES DAVID BELIN'S SUMMARY REPORT Document Information DOD LANSDALE, EDWARD RECORD OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS Released under the John F. Kennedy hesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 Use 2107 Note). 10/3 1/1962 pase: NW 53244 Date: 06-12-2017 2 CIA CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS LANSDALE, EDWARD OPERATION MONGOOSE ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES MEMORANDUM Secret 1A Redact 08/10/1993 Attached to 1781000410214. Ww eo HW 53244 Docld:32105801 Page 1
ee en ae 14 1962, Maxwell Taylor reported on Mongoose to "higher authority" (President Kennedy). It was decided that Operation Mongoose would have no target date. The memorandum of the meeting with "higher authority" states: "Taylor was informed that we would have to live with the consequences of no date, doing the best we can to bolster motivation, Taylor commented that we can ; probably carry out the first phase as planned, witha review of the situation about August 1." 16. On July 10, 1962 General Lansdale distributed a ''Guideline for a Post-Castro Political Program'! prepared by the State Department to members of the Special Group Augmented, According to General Lansdale: "It sketches in the general boundaries of a Cuba with which the U,S. could live in peace, and is only the first step in the political work of having a Cuban platform, created by Cubans, upon which Cubans can rally for the overthrow of the Castro-Communist regime with U.S, help." AUVdGIT GHOd “UY ATWaAD FHL WONT AGODOLOHA 17. On July 11, 1962 General Lansdale advised the Special Group Augmented that "the operational representatives are readying presentations to assist the Special Group assess and review the policy of Operation Mongoose, as of the end of July.'' The Lansdale memorandum indicated these papers would cover "Operational estimates of the potential for resistance in Cuba, intelligence collection, political, psychological, economic and military operations (it is expected that these operational estimates will note ways A NTI eee Tr, : ul and means). "' HW 55510 Docld:37105603 Page i?
i v9.I AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information MATHENY 178-10004-10216 ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION SERIES DAVID BELIN'S SUMMARY REPORT Document Information DOD LANSDALE, EDWARD RECORD OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS 10/3 1/1962 1 CIA CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS KENNEDY, ROBERT LANSDALE, EDWARD OPERATION MONGOOSE ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES MEMORANDUM Secret lA Redact 08/10/1993 Attached to 1781000410214. HW 53244 Doclda:32105802 Page 1 Date: 8/27/20] Peleased under the John F. Kennedy Lesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Passe: NW 53244 Date: 06-12-2017
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 31 October 1962 ol FOR THE RECORD By Brig. Gen. LansdaleS{_ Subject: Outline of Covert Operations ! Last night, Deputy Secretary Gilpatric asked me to give hima brief outline, by this morning, of Operation Mongoose in the light of current US-USSR negotiations re Cuba. I was to cover present status of operations, resources, and -sketch in future possibilities. I wrote the outline, based on current reports from the Mongoose operations team and my staff. Only two copies were typed. I showed the outline to Mr. Gilpatric this morning as he rode out to the airport, to catch his flight to New York.: I noted the exceptional sensitivity of the information in the outline. He acknowl- edged its sensitivity, said the outline was precisely what he had in mind, and that I should hold the paper rather than his taking it. He then asked me to show it to Secretary McNamara and to the Attorney General. I did so, today. , The outline was read by Mr. Frank Hand, MrBruceiCheevers and by Lt-Col Patchell. I gave its general information to General Johnson. ‘GWée%é?: said that the figures were the same he had given me, for CIA operations; he noted that CIA intelligence reporting was spotty now, due to lack of mail deliveries from Cuba. 178-10004-10216 178-10003-10319 178-10003-10296 178-10003-10334 . 1 id: , + H soe pan pone seek ee errr emo tH HW 53244 DoclId:32105802 Page 2? AUWdaIT Quod *Y AIWaaS AHL WONT AdOOOLOHd
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 Date: 8/27/20 | Identification Form Agency Information MATHENY 178-10004-10215 ROCKEFELLER COMMISSION SERIES DAVID BELIN'S SUMMARY REPORT Document Information WH BUCHEN, PHILIP Released under the John F. Kennedy hesassination Records Collection et of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). CASTRO Fase#:NWU 55510 Date: 12-12-2017 06/07/1975 35 ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS ORGANIZED CRIME OPERATION MONGOOSE NSC MC CONE, JOHN BAY OF PIGS CARIBBEAN SURVEY GROUP CIA CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS CUBAN EXILES DULLES, ALLEN EDWARDS, SHEFFIELD FBI HOOVER, J. EDGAR KENNEDY, JOHN KENNEDY, ROBERT LANSDALE, EDWARD REPORT Top Secret Consulted Withhold 08/10/1993 Attached to 1781000410214. HW 55510 DoclId:32105803 Page 1
HW 53244 DoclId:32105629 Page 3 | Page (5) The Interrogation of Colonel Edwards 29 (6) The Testimony of McGeorge Bundy 29 (7) The Subsequent Interrogation of McGeorge Bundy 32 (8) Documents of the National Security Council 33 (aJNovember 3, 1960 Minutes of Special Group Meeting 35 (b) Other Documents . 36 j. dune 13, 1961 Taylor Report 36 k, Relationship of Phase I Plan with Bay of Pigs 36 1. Knowledge of Phase I Plans Inside - Cuba 37 m. Termination of Phase I Plan 37 n. Other Plans During Phase I 38 1962-63 and the Phase II Plans 39 a. Possible Authorization--the Testimony of Richard Bissell 39 b. The Interrogation of the Phase If Case Officer 39 (1) Developing an “Executive Action" Capability 39 (2) Discussions with Edwards and Helms 40 (3) The Phase II Plans 40 .¢. The Testimony of Colonel Edwards re Knowledge of Phase ITI 43 ad. Knowledge of John McCone, Director of Central Intelligence re Phase IT 43 e. The Testimony of Richard Helms re Phase II 44 f. The August 10, 1962 Meeting of the Special Group (Augmented) 45 (1) The Interrogation of the Phase II Case Officer 46 (2) Interrogation of Robert M. McNamara 47 (3) The Testimony of John McCone 49 ~ii- AUWddIT GuoOd “a AIwagS AHL WOU AdODOLOHd
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 : JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20) Identification Form Agency Information Released under the John F. ennedy Assassination Records Ollection éct of 1992 [44 5c Case: NW Sé6629 DAVIS 178-10004-10196 F107 Nore). GENERAL SUBJECT FILE SSC--TRUJILLO ASSASSINATION, CUBA, CHILE Document Information DOS CURTIS, E.G. 01/13/1961 7 CUBAN EXILES DOS BAY OF PIGS ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES EISENHOWER, DWIGHT D. MEMORANDUM Top Secret Consulted Withhold 08/10/1993 Detailed memo of meeting: Ambassador Whiting Willauer, John Irwin, General Gray, et al. Attached to 1781000410190. v9.4 HW 56629 DoclId:32105822 Page 1
Page (4) The Affidavit of General Lemnitzer 49 (5) The Testimony of General Lansdale 50 (6) Additional Testimony of General Lansdale © 50 (a) Discussions with and Written Proposals to President Kennedy 51 (6) Cuban Extle Groups 51 (c) Requests for "possibility" Plans--but No Authority to Carry Out 52 g. Interrogation of General Taylor 53 h.. Testimony of Richard Helms Re Unseat- ing Castro Government and Possible Plans 54 (1) White House Pressure 54 (2) Possible Assassination Plans 55 i. The August 16, 1963 Memorandum to John McCone about Phase I 56 4, Miscellaneous 1963 Schemes 59 5. The Phase III Plan~-1963-1965 60 6. Miscellaneous 1964 Schemes Involving Cuban Exile Community 65 7. Summary 69 Cc. The Dominican Republic 70 1. The Chronology — ; 70 a. The Background _ 70 b. The Rifles . . 71 c. Explosives 72 d. Revolvers 74 e. Carbines 77 f. Submachine Guns 79 : g. The Policy Statement 82 | . | 2. Summary 85 | -D. Conclusion 86° mii. | HW 53244 DocId:32105629 Page 4 AUYVdaIT quod *yY aIwaa5 FHL WOYT AdODOLOHA
wry peer ria 6/5/75 SUMMARY OF FACTS INVESTIGATION OF CIA INVOLVEMENT IN PLANS TO ASSASSINATE FOREIGN LEADERS The following is a summary of facts gathered by the Executive Director of the CIA Commission concerning possible CIA involve- ment in plans to assassinate foreign leaders. A, The Scope of the Investigation The first knowledge that the Commission had concerning possible involvement of the CIA in assassination plans directed at foreign leaders was when the CIA informed the Commission staff at the outset of the Commission's work, in response to an overall staff request for possible unlawful activities of the CIA, that such plans existed. The Commission staff was told that there was no evidence of murders or plots for murder against persons in the United States carried on by the CIA. However, the Commission staff was told that there had been discussion of plans for assassination attempts AUVdaIT Gdod -Y AGIWYIO AHL WONT AdODOLOHA involving overt acts occurring within the boundaries of this country with regard to attempts on the life of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. ho ess | i 1, Determining Jurisdiction Zz ! S23 SS Although there was some question whether or not an Ly . see | | | cote ttn SF assassination plan aimed at a foreign leader fell technically within = i 2239 AAwWE 1. S22= the charter of the Commission, even though overt acts may have “Bae *This summary of facts was prepared by David W. Belin, Executive =a Director of the CLA Commission, except for the portions on pages 70- 85 pertaining to the Dominican Republic, which was prepared by Marvin L. Gray, Jr., a Counsel to the Commission. The statement of facts has not been reviewed by the staff nor has it been reviewed by the Commission. HW 53244 DocId:32105829 Page 5
at Assassination Records Review Board Final Determination Notification AGENCY : CIA Peleased under the John RECORD NUMBER : 104- 10010- 10224 . Eennedy RECORD SERIES : JFK ‘  ssassination Records AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 201-289248 ollection bet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Nate). ases#: NW 53199 Date: He—-O6-2017 June 24, 1996 ’ Status of Document: Postponed in Part Number of releases of. previously postponed information: 2 Reason for Board Action: The Review Board's decision was premised on several factors including: (a) the significant historical interest in the document in question; (b) the _absence of evidence that the release of the information would cause harm to the United States or to any individual. Number of Postponement: 1 Postponement # 1 (Page 10): Reason for Board Action: The text is redacted because it discusses sources and methods that properly may be withheld under Section 6(1)(B) of the JFK Act. Substitute Language: Digraph Release Date: 05/2006 Board Review Completed: 05/14/96. HW 53199 DBocld:32107665 Page 1
HW 53199 By “Name ang ti DocId: 327107665 Page 7 662 - CLASSIFICATION CANCELED authority of: & So “CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY oo PP 0, B 3 . : . OO AVASH ST . . , ne An L - | | : NGI NBS. DEC. oe cf Ds fp CFA a aes Inz— 2 B64ST =e ‘I. fe0G Mr. SamuelA.: ‘Stern President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy . 200 Maryland Avenue, N.E. Washington, D. Cc. 20002 Dear Mr. Stern: Pursuant to our ‘telephone call yesterday, Iam attaching . at Mr. Karamessines! request a copy of a very recent dissemination by CIA ona matter of direct interest to you, and perhaps others in the Commission. I would interpret the attachment to come within the sensitivity precautions that we have given in other, formal, transmissions to the Commission. If you have any questions or comments on this piece, don't hesitate to call me. Wied PIT: Zoe ond. G. Rocca Attachment . Le RE ud fafa] ‘ I of Perseon awn & ine 2 0 { ) making th chang . pe ee oa paeatna wee emer
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- Note Regarding XPATC. 364 This document. is not a CIA document. __ It belongs to National Archives | -as part of. the Warren way records, hel d in » “ional Archives’ So. custody as a downgraded (pom [st 6 Scot Therefore, CIA should not concern itself with public “cat for this document, but ns rather should direct any inquiries to National Archives. - This document may » however, contain CIA information or data concerning — CIAL For this reason it has been incorporated into OSWALD's 201 file and a should be consulted, as appropriate, when pertinent and parallel information: in CIA records is requested by the public. ‘This document is. - Gdentified at National Archives as a “document which appears -as item [2 on list No. (2A PLEASE KEEP THIS NOTE ON TOP OF THIS DOCUMENT. Ties dec wom droped deouh— fy ae f hath Cohises, dite . [Record copy] g Docld:32107690 Page 4 0 ee wep ee Chale veel lig ee eae oun
PO: Director Federal Bureau of Investigation. Attention: Mr. 8. J. Papich FROM: Deputy Director, Plans SUBJECT: Lee H. OSWALD, Suspected Assassin of President Kennedy 1. Reference is made to CIA Out Teletype Thmber 84915, dated 23 November 1963» Bo Yorvanded as Enclosure A is a. transcript of the 28 Beptenber 1963 telephone call reported in referenced teletype and of a 1 October 1963 phone call to the Soviet Embassy by a man who identified himself as Lee OSWALD. It is noted that thé “North American" who participated in the first call is the same man who identified himself as Lee OSWALD in the ‘gecond. 3. Forwarded as Enclosure B is a transcript of three phone calls. _ ; made on 27 September 1963, one made on 1 October 1963 and one made on 3 October 1963. Voice comparisons indicated that. the "North American" who participated in several of these conversations is probably the person who identified himself ag Lee OSWALD on 1 October 1963. 4. Our tentative. conclusion from veading these transeripte is that OSWALD went to the Soviet Embassy hoping to get. a visa to go to the Soviet Union and live and that, failing to get it quickly, he tried to get a Cuban transit visa so he would go to Cuba and wait for the granting of the Soviet visa. This is also the conclusion réached by Silvia Duren, the Mexicen national enployee of the Cubsn Enbadsy who déalt with OSWALD. a | Cary a  (Q C8CI~-3/778, 826 Dooumedt Number Wane S & 7h Attachments: ‘ Ae 28 Sep 63 tr enscript for FOIA Review on B. transcript of 3 calls 27 Sept, L on 1. Oct end Be on. 3 Oct. WH/3/T Ward: jz 25 November 1963 - Wwa/3/* Ward J RO/- 22) Ode " O&_- Addressee 1-SR/0/WH/Langelle PROJECT: NO PROJECT 7 : 1 = CWH/3/Mexico os 1 = WH/MEXI wee ee wee be = -CT/RRA-- 1 - WH/ffeports a 1. ‘ex/ore/ - Hughes HW 53199 DBocld:32106383 Page 3