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ACTIVITY PURPOSE CONSIDERATIONS OTHER OPERATIONS None. End of July 1962 — 32, # Comprehensive and To provide the Special Group (ICC 5412 | |The intelligence estimate will provide a vital basis for Le definitive intelligence augmented) with a hard estimate of the / a Special Group recommendation on whether or not the | | report on attitudes and Cuban situation, U.S. should undertake actions to make maximum use | | abilities of the popula - tion inside Cuba. $ 8 gz Py * a poy | of Cuban resources as a justification for decisive U.5. | | | military intervention. i ape Page 3 * tems marked by asterisk were approved by Special Group (Augmented), 5 March 1962 TOP SECRET SENSITIVE Docld: 32424945 HW 30955
202-10001-10229 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM 08/04/98 L AGENCY RECORD NUMBER RECORDS SERIES AGENCY FILE NUMBER AGENCY INFORMATION JCS 202-10001-10229 FOTA SERIES DOC 230 ORIGINATOR FROM TO TITIES DATE PAGES SUBJECTS DOCUMENT TYPE CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT S'TATUS DATE OF LAST REVIEW OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS HY 50955 DBocld: 3242745960 Page 1 DOCUMENT INFORMATION OSD MINUTES OF MEETING OF SPECIAL GROUP MAY 62 05/03/62 1 MONGOOSE MEMORANDUM TOP SECRET 1B, 4 RELEASED WITH DELETIONS 07/30/98 Reviewed by CIA, State, OSD. NO JOINT STAFF OBJ TOD [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
—_ 3 May 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of Meeting of Special Group (Augmented) on Project Mongoose, 3 May 1962 PRESENT: General Taylor; Mr. Kennedy; Mr. Johnson; Mr. Glilpatric, General Decker, General Lansdale and General Craig; Mr. McCone, and Mr. Harvey 1. General Lansdale gave an interim report on the progress of stepping up recruitment of Cubans into the U. Ss. Army. He said ah “Sat £38 the consensus is that there are not more than a thousand suitable 22r individuals from whom additional recruits could be selected. The Seas Attorney General commented that the President wishes to have a large BSe a number, General Lansdale said that various alternatives for training ogee of such Cubans are being looked into. QS tm ers s It was agreed that such a cadre of Cubans would be an asset Hels ~ to the U.S., which might be used in a number of ways. General gee wt Lansdale, supported by General Taylor, pointed out that in this = Ss i connection the matter of holding the individuals and giving them Bags useful employment after they are trained is an important and a Bese 3 difficult one. Ess : 2 Mr. Harvey gave a rundown on progress to date with agent 7 S| the general field@ggr intelligence, including rhe (8) teams and i ewe difficulties encountered, and said n€ teams have been infiltrated and that five W/T sets are in place. Approximately 72 actual or potential reporting S6urtes “are also in place. fa significant development is that Major Dugue has refused to allow agents responsive to him to be dispatched on purely intelligence-gathering missions. (This sort of attitude had been forecast earlier as a possibility, but it now assumes particular im- portance in view of Duque's stature.) | ent | a 3. f Mr. Harvey also commented on the two attempts made to intrude | cf into Havana TV programs.| The Group asked that a check be made, as | . re wy soon as possible, on hod effective these operations were. They also ge gg wr asked that a copy of the scripts used be made available. The Group ; felt that it is worthwhile to check this capability out, as is now S a% Rey being done, but questioned whether once proved effective it should noc perhaps be kept in reserve for a more meaningful time. tL xBo Oomas A. Parrott ' ec: General Lansdale (2) Se aN, HW..50955 Docld:324294960'_ Page? es
6CWe) AL "4, Attack on mother ship or exile raiders on the high seas or in another country's territorial waters COMMENT It is noted that it is contrary to national policy to permit raids on Cuba originating from U.S. territory, however, at the time a ship or aircraft is discovered to be under Cuban attack it may be difficult to identify it as a "piratet! "raider", "mother ship" or "exile raider", even though this, in fact, may be the case. All the situations, set forth above, are covered, at least in part, by the rules of engagement which have been approved by the highest national authority. However, the action summarized below is authorized only in the case of U.S. ships and alreraft and those not clea iden — being of foreign registry. ionamin "5, Attack on:staging areas employed by exiles in the Caribbean comments 3 Enclosure HY A0955- Docld: 32425002 Page 16 "3. Hot pursuit of or attack on raiding boats on the high seas or another country's territorial’ waters
202-10002-10121 e . an «t Date : 10/22/97 Page : 1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM OORGENCY INFORMATION, =—s—i“‘i‘“‘“‘“S™*™*S™S*S*S*S™S*S™ AGENCY : JCS ~ RECORD NUMBER : 202-10002-10121 RECORDS SERIES : WHEELER PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : JCS FROM : GEN. GOODPASTER TO : CHAIRMAN, JCS TITLE : MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAILED TO THE CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY DATE : 08/18/66 PAGES : 14 SUBJECTS : MILITARY PERSONNEL DETAILED TO CIA DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : 1C CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 07/22/97 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Wheeler Papers, Box 14. Memorandum for CUJCS regarding numbers of military personnel on detail to the CIA and DOD policy letter governing assignment of military personnel to CIA. NOYOINT STAFF OBJECTION. WW 50955 Boclda: 3272776318 Page 1
’ . ‘s REGISTER, OF PERSONNEL HANDLING CLASSIFIED DOCUMENT Pom ; i my Office, Chairman, JCS an 2s Room 2-E 865, The Pentagon gE ad aad He DOCUMENT NUMBER COPY NUMBER - : , Memo from Secy Cyrus Vance Cys 1-3 | SUBJECT: : : —_ ~ 4 : Preliminary Planning on DOD. Support of CIA Covert Operations Against Cuba (TS) So | ae ~ { The above-described document has been received in this: office. Cireutstion of this document will be limited to individuals indicated below. The. document will be returned to the Administrative Office for record prior te dispatch to another office, or other disposition... THIS FORM WIL. ROM SUBJECT DOCUMENT. L NOT BE REMOVED F INITIAL . — REMARKS CHAIRMAN, JCS : . _ EXECUTIVE cry } Orig +-1.(cysl-2)|- SIGS for-action Ni SPECIAL ASSISTANT (Policy) | eA CHAIRMAN'S STAFF GROUP | a | MILITARY ASSISTANT (PA) MILITARY ASSISTANT (L&L) ; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT SECRETARY TO CHAIRMAN. of D fo. 349 ; . | H321692
‘TOATE RECEIVED — 4 3. - Septé 3 | RETURN TO: "Office, Chairian ics " 7 e a Room 2-E 865, The Pentagon . DOCUMENT NUMBER ‘COPY NUMBER Memo from Cyrus: Vance, Orig + 2 (C s 1-3 | sussect: Secretary of the Army — a Department of Defense Support of Covert Operations Conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency, Against Cuba (TS) tort yar oom: The above-described document has been received in this office. Cifeulation of this document will be limited to individuals indicated below. The document will be returned to the Administrative Office for record prior to dispatch to “THIS FORM WILL NOT BE REMOVED FROM SUBJECT DOCUMENT. eter another office, or other disposition. | ANITIAL Pi=== | fe Orig, + 1 (eye 1- 2) - wore ee ee re SICS for action € CHAIRMAN'S STAFF GROUP “ oP | [alee | MILITARY ASSISTANT (PA) | | MILITARY ASSISTANT (L&E) P| : ; : | S| ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT || ; . SECRETARY TO CHAIRMAN ! : . BE3SL6gi SD no". 349
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202-10002-10131 . oo | . JFK Assassination System . Date: 130/201 f . Identification Form Agency Information | AGENCY: JCS . RECORD NUMBER: 202-10002-10131 RECORD SERIES: TAYLOR PAPERS | AGENCY FILE NUMBER : i 7 ‘Document Information _ ORIGINATOR: JCS | | FROM: V.H.KRULAK | TO: CHAIRMAN,JCS | j TITLE: COVERT ACTIONS AGAINST CUBA \" 1 DATE: 10/14/1963 PAGES: 13 i SUBJECTS : | COVERT ACTION - CUBA t DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: Top Secret) RESTRICTIONS: — Consulted; 1C CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 07/22/1997. OPENING CRITERIA: PENDING TREASURY REVIEW COMMENTS : Taylor Papers, Box 7, Number 5. Memo from Krulak to Chairman, JCS enclosing memo re: Covert Actions Against Cuba. |
F OIA Coordination. Sheet DOCUMENT UNDER FOIA CONTROL DO NOT REVIEW Document Coordination as ; part of case. NW 21895 Bo 7, Fah W Document ID 24142739 Document Date: 10/13/1963 Subject: Memo w/attachment “Sent TO: Office of the Secretary of Defense | Press ted in Gall, | Sent T TO: "Central Intelligence Agency
TOP SECRET SENSITIVE i THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF MEMORANBUM 14 October 1963 Chairman, Joint Chiefs of! Staff Subject: Covert Actions Against Cuba It is recommended that. you approve, sign and forward the attached imemorandum to the Department of Defense Executive Agent for Cuban Affairs. \ | Varta Major General, USMC H i ! i i i 4 TOP SECRET SENSITIVE — —— : Ah fle Lasf Sfmncly Grog, ~ta haus ar AE te, Gods ae c Knee fie Case, 4 (Ce fote fee fa fot Sage Hie © Man was heneheef . 1 I {
Gon, Ae i =J = Al UUs, eo SENSI 23 SEP 1963 | \ | MEMORANDUM FOR THE CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF SUBJECT: Preliminary Planniag on DOD Suppert of CIA Covert Operations Against Cuba (TS) Reference: Secretary of the Army Memorandum, subject: DOD Support of Covert Operations Conducted by the CIA Against Cuba (TS), dated September 23, 1963 By reference memorandum I have requested the views of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on the desirability of prearranging DOD air or surface support for the protection of CLA raiding craft in the event euch craft are subjected to hot pursuit in international waters by Cuban aircraft or surface vessels. In the event an affirmative deci - sion is subsequently made on this policy question, CLA may request DOD support for the sabotage operation approved by the Special Group on September 5, 1963, which provides for the sabotage of a lumber mill at Marabi in northern Oriente. This operation was originally scheduled for September 25, however, I am informed it will now be conducted on the night of September 28-29, 1963. In view of the possibility that DOD will be directed to support this operation on short notice and since detailed preliminary planning and coordination with CLA is easential, I am convinced that we must initiate this planning today if we are to be prepared to provide support for this operation. The short span of time presently available already reduces our flexibility for providing effective support. In order to get this planning underway without delay, may | suggest that appropriate representatives of the Joint Staff be designated te work with Mr. Joseph A. Califano, Jr. (extension 79235) in developing
- Mr. Mintz . ~ Mr. Wannail - Mr. Cregar -~ Mr. Hotis ll eel el The Attorney Generali February 5, 1976 _ j 1 - Mr. Daly \/ Direptor, FBI 1 - Mr. Coulson U. Sb SEMATE SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (Ssc} | - Reference is made to SSC request dated January 7. a 1976.4 £6x @elivery of TBI material. ow ; .. Bnelosed for your approval and forwarding to the Ss $3C is a memorandum prepared to effect delivery to those | < materials requested concerning the Office of Legal Counsel. Fad aA copy of that momorandum is also being furnished a for your records. yp % ) § Enclosures (4) . a 62-116395 . % EX 103 2 lL - The Deputy Attorney Cearnerai_enclosure b i Attention: Michael &. Shaheen, Jr. 42 GVH /3 Y Special Counsel fomil ) fie ry Intelligence Coordinaties- a 2 JZ DOC:mez (11) 7 FEB il ‘976 - | a ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED oy \ ts nen 5 UN LASSER wv? a Asst. Diep Admin. _ i Comp. Syst. Ext. Affairs x j Files & Com, __ Gen. Inv. Ident. Re n Inspection _. rs . a - y : ! . E Intell. : Laborotory ie . Plan. & Evol. _. i, . Spe€) Inv. / T ining Lega Chori Director Sec’y MAIL ROOM 8 -4-FEB 1 7 1078 * | ; GPO : 1975 O - 569-920
=- __ ne 2 oo v c ~ a, | i , a “ r é wy _ ae ‘dae A ~ . ‘ q i 1-Mr. Mintz L-—Mr. Wannall | 1-Mr. Cregar 1-Mr. Hotis 62~116395 February 5, 1876 1-Mr. Coulson U. S. SENATE CLECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (soc) Reference is made to SSC request dated January 7, 1976, for delivory of documents pertaining to the Office of Legal Counsel. This is to effeet delivery of tho requested docu- MONS » Enclosures {2} | | 1 - The Attorney General 1 - The Deputy Attorney General- | * Attention: Michael E. Shaheen, Jc. Special Counsel for NOTE : Intelligence Coordination SSC letter of January 7, 1976, requested memoranda | pertaining to the establishment of the Office of Legal Counsel ! and material prior to that date which would reflect Bureau i. practices for considering the legal and constitutional impli- > at? cations of major policy changes in FBI Tnbelligehaeej0.7. tek os Division operations. ec ee i ) & DOC:mez (10) A J? | ; ee" ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED a CHILE HEREIN 1S UNCLASSIFIED | Dep. AD Inv. PAL enemas N . a Asst. Dire: ny yy Admin. qe we. Comp. Syst. —— man. . yh & Ext. Affairs __ Fs Files & Com, = We Gen. Inv. Ident. Inspection ___ Intell. Leboretory Plon. & Evol. — Spec. Inv. Training a US Mp 29(~ 136i Telephone Rm. — Wes) Director See'y — MAIL ROOM [__] TELETYPE UNIT(_] ists ISH GPO : 1975 © - 569-920 ] ih or a ——
5.440 (Rev. 1-21-74) FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON, D. C. 20535 , Senate Select Committee Addressee: 2/5/76 COLTR (CGtLHM [[]Memo_ (_] Report dated nt: Re SSC request 1/7/76 for delivery | ts pertaining to Office of Legal Caption of Docume: of documen Counsel. FBI Originating Office: Delivered by: Rexeived by: . Title: _ CA j yy aa 4 a <dturn this receipt to the Intelligence Division, FBI ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN 1S, UNGLASSIFIED DATE Z| 510081 SP2At Ke
=< Completed, SOURCE DATA/ISR REGISTRATION OR NAME OPRAGE “REQUEST Routine Priority_xxx VCHEECK TECK econ ST REQUEST ISR RESULTS ONLY BY COB 24 Mar 1972 (Specify type of request, e.g., ISR Registration or Name Trace. NOTE: If ISR Registration is specified, Name Trace need not be. ISR processing automtically includes name tracing.) File Number 238852 Date 17 Mar 1972 Unit Designation 242 Project Number 1201-02 1. a. TRUE NAME: ~-WERBELL, Mitchell Livingston III TELEGRAPHIC CODE: b. ALIASES: Postponement — ~ Section 6(3) c. NEE OR DIVORCED NAME: N/A 2. DATE OF BIRTH: Pod 3. PLACE OF BIRTH: Pn -4. SEX: Male 5. CITIZENSHIP: a. Present U.S. _ b. Previous 6. NATIONALITY: U.S. 7. SOCIAL SECURITY NO: Unk. 8. PRESENT RESIDENCE: 9. PERMANENT RESIDENCE: Same as Item 8. - A 4 2404 -USAFAC Form 1 ‘(SECRET when completed) NW 55538 Docld: 32108743 Page i
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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 : Released under the John F. JFK Assassination System Date: Identification Form Agency Information KISS/SCOW 178-10004-10314 SCOWCROFT MEMCONS, HANDWRITTEN OCTOBER 1975 Document Information Wii SCOWCROFT, BRENT [Restricted] P/AINTELLIGENCE MTG 13 OCT 75 10/13/1975 8 FORD, GERALD R. KISSINGER, HENRY A. COLBY, WILLIAM E. CIA CHURCH COMMITTEE SCOWCROFT, BRENT ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS | BUCHEN, PHILIP NOTES Secret 1B; 1C Redact 08/12/1993 Participants: Ford, Kissinger, Schlesinger, Levi, Lynn, Colby, Buchen, Marsh, Rumsfeld, Scowcroft, Raoul-Duval. Handwritten notes. For typed transcript see ID# 1781000410302. Cases: NW Sé6792 Dare: 04-05-2016 a a v9.1 . HW 56792 DocId:32105704 Page 1 Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 8/27/20] {44 US¢ 2107
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7 1. de 5-113a (Rev. 321-73) ., l . x . wee ~ Mr. Callahan — « “Or. Adams >: Mack «..  Sy 1 -¥ir. Mintz 1 - Mr. Moore 1 - Mr. Wannall 1 - Mr. Leavitt 1 -Mr. Deegan Intelligence Division 1 - Mr. Cregar =r. Tansey nate 2/27/76 Attached from San Diego pertains to Senstudy '75 and indicates news articles i the San Diego "Evening Tribune" 1/26/76 anf the San Diego "Union" 1/27/76 reveal addi- tional Senate Select Committee (SSC) investi- gators are in San Diego to probe charges the FBI promoted guerrilla-type warfare. agains blacks and political dissidents in the San Diego and Los Angeles areas during the late 1960's and early 1970's. SAG, San Diego, explains that these additional investigators are looking into Cointelpro as it related locally to ‘two rival black extremist groups, the Black Panther Party (BPP) and the US Organization. Memorandum concerning additional detaijls regarding SSC probe concerning FBI Cointelpro involving the BPP and US, as reported in San Diego press, is attached. Data pertaining to the BPP and US Cointelpro activities has been the subject of previous memoranda where allegations have been made and previously have been denied both before the SSC and in press releases. A detailed memorandum will follow setting forth the facts concerning the INFORMATIVE NOTE Cointelpro activity in relation to the BPP and US referred to above. vyo2'/ 4 ALL MFORMATION conTaNED we it! 7 IS UNCLASSIE me BicloomeeamyPae FAT: dsh \,._ % Van
—_ | — : ; 7 > 5 My ASIOS. Dire net DeprAiDeAda. DeprA.D.-I neces OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 . .SVULY 1073 COITION ' a {OSA FPNR At CORD 1Ot-ITS 2 : Asst » Witt ° ; Ae - a. poral y bypass moe ‘ NITED STATES GOVERNMENT ‘Bx Memorandum - sore Tone 'ToO 9% DIRECTOR, FBI (134-19791) DATE: 2-2~76 Inspection 5 . . Laboratory —_y ; ; Plan. & Eval AN FRANCISCO (134-4932) (C) | ttn ree D. GRATHWOHL On this date, GRATHWOHL advised that he haa sen a letter to the FBI HQ and Director KELLEY on 1-29-76. The letter was in. response to a letter dated 1-23-76 from the Director to GRATHJOHL which stated in part, "If you desire, I would be happy to see the results of your contact with the Church committee," f GRATHWOHL read the letter which stated in more Se 52: “detail the results of the interview he had with Investigator “fl G2" MICHAEL PSTEIN, of the Select Senate Committee investigating i the activities of the CIA and. FBI, the salient points of which uf} were sent to the Bureau via airtel dated 6-12-75. fl ‘It should be pointed out.to the Bureau that infre- f quent but very favorable rapport has been maintained with _ GRATHIOHL. In fact, GRATHWOHL further stated that he sent 5 @ letter: to CBS News deploring the television. show aired on ¢ 4-26-76 entitled "Inside the’ FBI", since he is tired of all \ £t the castigations against the FbI by the news media. ; , BY fhe Bureav is also advised that GRATHWOHL has kept *, 4 the San Francisco Division aware of his correspondence with a { the Director althcugh he has not furnished copies of the cor- respondence to this division, NN IN a ren ms BO oo _ a / | Geeta, aie 2 | FEB 18 1976 4 fk le x nl - Bureau 4 - San Francisco IL: ert CONTAINED |” r wien Wee 2K ab Uz. S. Savings Borids- Regularly ary the Pa rol} Naogeae Ply (3)