= JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM BP . IDENTIF1CATION FORM Released under the John AGENCY : DOS . Kennedy RECORD NUMBER : 1191000310077 Wssassination Records ° Ollection Act of 1992 RECORDS SERIES H (44 USc 2107 Note). Ds ase#: NW 53244 Date: n6—-13-2017 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 39-141-046 ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : DDP TO : CHIEF, USSS TITLE : MEMORANDUM DATE : 07/02/62 PAGES : 5. SUBJECTS KENNEDY, JOHN F. DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : S - RESTRICTIONS : 1B, 1C, CURRENT STATUS : X DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 05/30/95 OPENING CRITERIA : CIA REVIEW - COMPLETED COMMENTS : if CIA DOCUMENTS released in part sekieieeyeegeetexseiseiin ten ic fei a IAT AI SAS IIIIC! seietsesetegieietct sninieiieseciek sei ei et itch ta SII AGIA AAAS IIIS H vabeecneieeineies to \ W THDRAWAL CAR ° PIMA IAA AIT AIS AIA IER HEI SI III IIIT IT TI ITT III D IIOP IG AER ERAS II IOI I & . % AL Uw “Peaata eabueg asta tpn ment Ra Peta ssassination ; HW 53244 Docld:32281677 Page 1
5 cy « Lute CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 2 juL 1962 tmited States Secret Servicwnis document consists of iS Copy / \ FROM + Deputy Director, Flans of SL Pre Series ee wlAT+ . SUBJDCTs CTisit of President Kemedy to Brazil . T 1. Reference is made to our CSCI-3/771,h13, dated 22 June 1962, subject as above. 2. The attached briefing paper contains information, recently received from our field representatives, on the security situation in Brasilia and Sao Paulo. This information supplements that previously contained in reference. as additional reports are received on this subject from the field, they will be forwarded to you. OS01-3/771,522 cap lo” gu! wh ait ect Department of state ‘| WM ne DEPARTMENT OF STATE oFFiCce OF SECURITY NOT TO BE FILEO WCC INITIALS Wy, 53244 DoclId: 32261677 Page 2?
Kas, . NO . WW 455244 Within the DSP (omatsting of approximately 35,000 officers and men and ,commonly referred to as the See Paulo State Police) is the DOPS, also called the Fifth Police Division... Officers and investiga- tors of POPS will have the direct responsibility for the security ef the Presidential party. They are: Dre Birieo Miranda, Chief of DOPS Dr. Nilo Miranda de Guimaraes, ‘Assistent chiee of DOPS Dr» Paulo Pestana. Dr. Italo Ferrigno Dr. Tasso de Oliveira. ‘Dy. Jose Roberto Nery Machado Dre Ertovaldo Garcia Dre Floriano de Oliveira Tee Dangler de Guimaraes Most. of these officers listed above participated in the security arrengenents during the visit.of former Presie dent Eisenhower to Sao Paulo in February 1960 end, hence, are acquainted with the requirements of the U.S. Secret Service. Our representative in Sao Pailo also participated in the sécurity arrangements during the Eisenhower visit and knows all these officers personally. ‘These two factors should be particularly ediventageous in. workeng out the security procedures for the forthcoming ¢ Kennedy ‘visit. Dr. Burico Miranda seid that he plans to assign about 100-150 plainelothes investigators to handle - security and these investigators will work under the direction of the efficers identified above. fhe eavance detail of the U.6. Secret Service, in @iscussing and establishing sécurity arrangements for the visit, will deal with the following DGPS officers: Dr. Nilo Miranda de Guimaracs Dr. Paulo Pestana DoclId: 32261677 Page 3
HW53244 2. DoclId: 322761677 Page 4 Of this group only Dr. Guimaraes speakes a little English. Although In. Miranda has seid that he will provide one or two interpreters for the Secret Service, this should net be counted upon. During the last Presidential visit, our representative was required te act as interpreter mst of the time and will be ‘on hand to furnish this service during the upcoming The Public Foree, consisting of 13,000 officers end men and responsible to the Director ef the ISP, will partialpate with uniformed police in mainteining order along the route to be followed by the Presidential party. The route of the Presidential party is not yet know but may be the same as that followed by formar President Eisenhower in 1960. It is presumed that President Kennedy will arrive in Seo Paulo at Congonhas Airport (which camot handle jet air- craft larger than the oT an De Virscops Airport (which Since the exact route to be follewed by the President is not yet known, it is difficnit to say whare potential denger spots will be. During the Eisenhower visit, one of the con- cerns of the U.S. Secret Service was the 9 de Julho tummel and the mumexous viaducts in dowrtown Bao Paulo. It was feared at the time that objects could be throm from the via- ducts onto the presidential ear or the tumel could be blocked by the explosion of a bomb. Dr. Eurico Miranda is of the opinion thet potential denger spots are along the route to be followed, whereas the fixed points where the President will pay visits will be safer since a greater mumber of invea~ tigators can be concentrated at these points. Dr. Miranda said he expects a certain mmber of stuient demonstrations against the visit but believes these will be amall. ‘The only incident during the Eisenhower visit to Sao Paulo was & euall student demonstration which was quickly broken up by the police. 4
HW 535244 - are likely to teke Limited . action. in, protest: against ‘the ‘Presi- dent's visit to Brasilia: Communist Party of Brazil (pes) and its major splinter organizations, strongly entieU.6. . nationalist. political organizations including followers of. Rio Grande ao Sul Governor Leonel Brizola, and. supporters OF Franciscs. Julieo's Peasant Leegues. The capability of » these groups. to cerry out hostile action is limited, however, becalise their mein forces are not located in Brasilia. Brasilia is populated primarily by Brasilien government om- pleyees and their families who are unlik ely to form the pasis of ey group activities. against the Visit. Lerge stele demonstrations would ‘probably require the transporta- tion. of denonstraters into Brasilia from outlying areas. This 45 lergely true in every case except for students at. the National University of Brasilia and pesibly Bomé small labor ergenizations affiliated with. the larger netional lebor organi- gations in other cities. In both cases, however, their strength 4e l4mited Ge. to the comparatively mnall numbers of persons ‘who might be involved. — Sinee Brasilia is the meeting site for the Brazilian. Congress, the whole political spectrum is: represented there. Therefore, anti-U.5. speeches end statemente can be expected. by members of the various anti-U.8. political organizations. These statements end speeches will prebably the given national eaverage in the Brazilien press} nevertheless, it is probable thet the rset of coverage will be favorable to the visit. 2. & Tn addition to the security forces deseribea in n O80r-3/771,¥23, @ur Brasilia representative xeported that he is in close contact. sith De. Gilberto. Alves Siquei: "Gay head of the Metropolitan Police (criminal matters). ‘his officer is an experienced police officiel who has also worked for many years in the security section of the Brazilian police. Qur representative will maintain regular contact with hin before and during the President's visit. ‘Contact with him will be used to supple- ment eny official lieison with the Brasilia police. 36 Misc hd Se ORL Eh ad Our assets in Brasilia whl be used for the following. purposes: @:) provide intelligence coverage of any planned hostile street demonstrations or formations of persons before and during the visit; ».} provide cowerage on the plens ' Of hostile elements in the National University of Brasilia Which could affeet the security of the visit. SESS wear DoclId: 322761677 Page 5
a favorable atmosphere for the vieit in Brasilia are limited. Such actions wild. be undertaken in other cities in Brazil where assets are better equipped for this purpose. While the security forces in Bresilie are somewhat — nen exienced. end untested with respect te p he protection siting ai; piteries, the Chief or the Federal. Police Cm ni 1 in Brazil as the prime. ne one. L woltce foree in the county As g Presid + Kennedy* 2%. By and hexue, the. President will probably receive a wer recepbion in Brasi! DoclId: 322761677 Page 6