she (#3 “Docld:32313055 Pageé aforementioned ™ 2ssassimation: ‘attempt - Gource | added: that) the ‘Cuban Government found out about this assassination attenpt ~ “about.- two. months “the Cuban Révolution and Fis working with the CUIS. ‘(Sourcé told the interviewer that things © appear to be good in Cuba 5 Cs about it. (Sours Gonich he’ had after the above-menticned individuals. the hotel. ‘OOM, because the Bazooka. Was, aovea(the soured) to. send a ‘message: “to roa cAsY “RO “ana comment on “what he thought: about: ‘the possibility: . of renewed”. vélations between the United States and Cuba. Source stated that. mamy Cubans wanted to return to Cuba for family reasons and. that many Cuban exiles are. still, however, 8 hostile against the FIDEL CASTRO Gawernment. As a message to .the Cuban Government, (serirce stated. that] he was sorry. that he did everything against CASTRO end that he wanted to come - back to Cuba: ‘sometime to-visit andi that he would also. like: -to help the. Cubém.Government, The interviewer. asked Ghe€ Cs). soureé\how he felt about.werking with the CUIS contacts Vthat he had mét “in recent’ months..and (Source reported) favorably about these individuals. Goarced as) asked to comment sree Ry Q and. that everyou® is. receiving free education and medical treatment.. (Source added that)he Has never lived underC$ Communism so hescould not make a well considered statement “stated in the last segment of the tapéJthey 1 large blow-up photographs of photographs | ier given to them)which concerned an Alpha "66 jaeeting-: das, Texas, in 1963. There appeared in the shots ansdnciyidual answering description of LEE HARVEY OSWALI The asked(ihe source in front of the video machine] to point ¢ which individual in the blow-ups could possibly be LEE ‘HARVEY OSWALD. There was no other comment,made about these pictures. beet esented There were no other questions. made(and - at that point the ($7) videotaping ends
“SECRET by oo fpuring + the. . ghove- taping -- the -edurce ‘fel “that rar oe ; was véry convincing and that he camel across, a as: giving. Vehey forthright:.responses. He stated.that after the taping. they: showed him approximately .20 t0 25. pictures’ of Cuban. eXiles. ve -and - os. (cour that he wees Ge the individuals ‘on’ the. S photos ource stated that these photos were quite old’ and: C3) | that several. had samé names. on: the back. although. they were. * different individuals . The” CUIS * ‘requested that: he identify ‘anyone’ hescould jin. the’ group of photos. (Source | stated that }- he saw “FRANK | ‘CASTRO, a current _CORU member among: the group” of photographs. oe x In conversation after the taping }CARLO OS mentioned C83. that “CUIS knew that Mr. BISHOP, who was referred to in 4 .. “recent conversation. between the source and the CUIS, was an - individual with che name of , DAVE PHILLY . or ‘PHILLIPS . (phonetic) « nes CARLOS advised that he would ask his: superiors ; ; for theG20, 008 ioan which had been earlier requested. by. cs). the source. | & advised(the e source )that | he has not had an Z opportunity to alk. with his superiors about the matter. - CARLOS added that he would like to senda sources: cro Cuba ‘bor CS) “three or four days of training and at that time he could ‘meet FIDEL ‘CASTRO and mther. Cuban Government leaders. was suggested Dy ‘CARLGS. that (the. souz scé)could travel attesd Jamaica or Flerida in @ boat, alone, Gnd the source strongly <0 stated that he Wwould neaer travel by such a means. The nature of the”training. was not discussed. CARLOS advised that the CUIS would 1i&e him to travel to Florida for a three or four. day period and mix with CORU members and VECIANA. (Source advised that during one is minute period cs) after the videotaping the electric lights went out and there was some consternation in the room as to what was happening.. At this time the source noted that CARLOS had in his possession an automatic pistol. Source advised | that whe, RAUL .and CAR , 1e£t the room at about 3 a.m. CARLOS took. the tapesswith kim “and HECTOR and SANTANA stayed in the room. The source, CkREOS and RAUL traveled Cone tine one ‘and one- half .hours *K.:CO Mexico City and at one tim approximate 5 a.m., their: car: sOpped by a traffic. patrolman as they : had gone. through. Rotexaffie light. CARLOS presented his’ diplomatic pas che police officer permitted them to go. - RAUL did not -s ssport with him. .Source stated that ~ during thestri “Mexico city) CARLOS stated that ne . ba Nd. ‘Docid: 32313055 Page 33 __
ereat iy disliked ‘the( an Migu veloves and. . reason they had used“tt ‘was -th it was: a bater’ meetin place BEER Rakhi than anvwhere | GA" Mexreo City. \ ‘Upon’ ‘droppingCthe aoe FE 6 ST oe CARLOS Tequested him to meet™him and others at t he(® acne a Restaurant the following morning’ ‘at 9:30 a.m. OHO cet a that this restaurant is Located at Universidad. and Street (close to ‘the Diplomatico)JHotel).({ Source added that \¢ this restaurant is also. tocated near the. Comercial Mexicana CS: Shopping, Center. . a ; " as At 9: 36° a. m.. on Gay. 203)197 977, Goured] met .CUIS atCSodu the Vaca es and at this point met a Cuban whom $3 ‘he. had not mef€ before. This individual was a white male, approximately 5'10" tall: weighing 160 pounds, having black: . hair, approximately 48 years of. age and not wearing glasses, ‘sideburns nor.a mustache. This individual's. hair was worn straight back and he was: wearing a white. Guaybera. Source_’ von ‘added that) this individuad appeared to be a cigeratte chgin "Smo oker. In addition.to tiis individual, the source met AMpOS, (¢s_) whom he had met _on his previous trip to Mexico City. Sou ree jc _described ‘CAMPOS Jas. a-white male. Cuban;, 5'6''. ‘Gals, approximately « 35 vears Of age, weighing 1690 pounds paving ilcng black hair. -and-an- employee of the Cuban pounds pbs Mexico, “Source. des (C53. .cribed cairo a rather fat individual. The naneCeasbosanG)CS) “was also use in reference to this individual. Sei ee a? ~ Gource advised that)}the above-mentioned new CS individual appeared us be in command when he, CARLOS and a (CAMPOS met (Che sour for breakfast. The new individual@s J- a _ advised(the. source ire at the CUIS would Like to se him. c $3. a} a _ again inf Kingston, Jamaica, on August 17) 1977. (He advis a CS the sourcejto travel to che(Begasus Hotel in Kingston on s that date and that he would be telephonically contacted by the CUIS. (He was Jadvised, by the new individual that if he Cs) had something of an urgent nature to discuss with the CUIS. he could either send a cablef(to Kingston, Jamaica, or Mexico cs} City, Mexico. He stated thatTthe cable would advise that "I'm going to pickup a visa for Dr. MIRANDA PRADO) on (given Cs date)." {The sour co was instructed that he would then traveiCS ) -three SayS earlier “than the date menticned in the cable. He sucther instructed that he could send the cable to either ai eh a mee Traralgar Avenue, New Kings ton, Jamaica, oad establish a meet in Jamaica, or to: PEDRO™ CAMPO, Presidente zZarik 584, Colonia Polanco, Mexico 5, D.F., to establish a “meet in Mexico. He was advised by the new individuel that _in.case of. an emergency.meet in- -vamaica. he- could, BO to they)». we eetacdentrien Cie i eel abies et “HL
SEC SCRET T oégasis” ‘Hotel: “iaoWeagston Vand” the cutis Sout terepyeiieanns CS Call him. If such an.emergency meet was requirédf(in Mexico “City, Mexico, sowce was advised to: go> to: the Metro Station "Viedueto," | which - Sod 1teG in- front. OF & movie. house YS). advised) that f° ‘thescurs: would like to Cs3) ad: A ng. &.. cable fro country. ‘other than. a ‘who. is cur? iy residing with’ C83. J requesting me eane be sent. Oe eis a resic Jent o: ube) 4 ney vic ur Shenae he could Cs2 be contacted anywhere in the United Sf or Puerto Rico by one of their agents and that this individval would approach ‘him by saying,(“You"iook like the brother. of Dr. MIRANDA PRADO. Source was “inst?Y deto:retort to.the previous statement by saying "Ves, m thér is Dr. ANDRES*YIRANDA - eanemet : t (the source) was £53 <» contact’ ay Cuba -to the «: the source’ the source’ ve During the courses:of: the brea: advised that the Cuban Governmen ent wants aelp him with his ~" reguest for af$Z0O.20C jloan. He was insteweted at that time CZ] Get to do any Duginess with ANTONIO, VEC} ‘and only to FEROS “CUIS asked(the SASRAR JIMENEZ fand atthe this the cUISCSJ ; “Like (GAS AR Jto leewe the United States spble totencounter him. riendly with him current status “of; stated ‘that they | so that they woul ee Jabout theZl “The: “The W ifCNENA (MARTA). A sual - mentioned above. asked (the source) 65 05 who had_resided from 1963 to 1966 ang the second floor | we source's pouseGn Rio Piedras, Puerta G Rico Shad in- any 2 en connected ‘with the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. ~He was questioned about her. background. According to(the source, ACEVEDO Jhad lived with her sisterZS on the second floor of Ghe source's {home and that both wereC$ Cuban exiles and -¢ rs. Gouge furnished the CUIS no C35 pertinent ianformat mcerning(ACEVEDO. He advised only€$)) that)the two sist moved in 1976 to an apartment in Borinquen “Towers © mrce, Puerto Ricoy and that NENA currently works a Lo Puertoricano de Ninos and that _the sister.woerks Ramirez Comercial. Source stated that C50 in 296s (NENAjwas: ome way affiliated with Alpha 56, CSL 7
(Source 2 advised: thatjat-. this|pointy-ARLos. ‘gave: hd min CS. ES" 000 © ‘for 5S services and expenses ‘and stated that. in : i f August, SST) he would have ony. money. ‘for him. He. Ay 7 advised that onfAugust 11, 1977 )-the ew individual would ‘be. coming ‘to: seef the ‘source. The source was told that the C CUIs. is very happy with, the work that. he is doing. re Cane source: advised that he: Lert: the. irk -oup of C33 Agents sitting. at the table-.in the: restaurant and went a irectly to his hotel. and to thé. airport. . He fley k to”! San Juan, Puerto Recig,) on Eastern. Airlines. ME Raphi egy isPanges Giese ¢ City at approximately 12: 45 pem..and arrived C8] oo San Juan at about: io Ore clock that evening. asy ‘Upon termination of the above “interview, Ghe co source stated that he} felt. that the CUIS trusted him 100%: and” that they have tried him. in the last six months to see if he was honest with them. He added that he did not think the CUIS had very , up-to-date.or good information cogeerning the. Cuban exiles in the “United States. (Source stated thatle an.example of this is phe greatGS appreciation the CUIS has for receiving copies of “Replica” magazine which is so easily purchased in the United States and Puerto, Rico.