124-90074-10003 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 HY 50953 Bocld: 32326376 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90074- 10003 HQ CR 105-107224-14 _ Document Information FBI MM HQ 02/26/1962 4 CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL JORGE ALONSO PUJOL PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1A;4 Redact 07/02/1998 INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA MEMO i Page i Date: 6/19/201
ne Smee QS age | BE “Se ef \ a 8 | TTSNETED STATES GOvRNMENT . ; © Solita 5 * . Memorandum Ra - +0 DIRECTOR, FBI (105-100984) \V pone 2/26/62 | _ : a 6 whe ets MO OBSECTION TO . YAW BE EATON AND/OR, OM pp SAC, MAMI (105-5147) (P) 4 HpLEAG. GA INFORMATION, wm | (N THIS QUGUMENT, ex e607 foe thE suBJECT: cS | Bencneds ops fg. ef. CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY COUNCI crt KP J. : A anton conTAgSp~ CUBA . tte 43-95 OF on 2/5/62, MM 791-S furnished information (Frage) “ concerning a report which is circulating in Miami and pacing a> may also be circulating in other parts of the U. S. os , ES Translator SOPHJE Y. SALIBA translated the report &> from Spanish to English. “Gpformant's report stated he was furnishing a printed document which is allegedly a =z document containing secret details regarding the inter- Al vention of the Gentral Intelligence Agency (CIA) in the \od ces De ya invasion of the Bay of Pigs on 4/17/61.) It-also concernst\ig rat Ai the organization of the Cuban’ Revolutionary Council and Sf <n i certain dispositions by the American Government (@™~ ee be — S Sg A few days before the assembly at Punta Del = fF ie Este of the Organization of American States (OAS), informanin. talked with ANITA AIZCORBE DE CARBO. She stated-she had S06F Sib /[liSb 2 yg he of Dr. GULLLERMO/ALONSQXPUSOL, who had gone to Cuba to - . eS : - ag wenn ee fe eat a bo 2 very high hopes for the s cessful outcome of the efforts =a\ \s % es further discuss the exchange of tractors for prisoners under the pretext of going to see his son, who was *- (4 mong those ill with hepatitis, An epidemic of hepatitis ra -, was reported among the prisoners from the Bay of Pigs inv ive £y Sy oS \ / / 3 = @. Bureau (RM) (R@s-3) 3 Wak 5 - Miami (2 ~ kQ5=5147) NE (14$9134-601 Sub A) Xana gee 105-4334) PVs (1 - 62-3573):
MM 105-5147 Mrs. CARBO stated some firm, informant believed it was Fiat, had given two million dollars, and it was going to be possible to secure the twenty-eight million dollars worth of tractors to be sent to Cuba according to CASTRO'S specifications; however, if this failed, she understood that Dr. ALONSO PUJOL intended to blackmail the U. 5. Government; that is, if the U. S. did not want to give the money which was necessary, a document could be turned over to some person who would read same at the assembly in Punta Del Este, and the U. S. would be obliged to furnish the money for the eractoreoe GML | Informant noted, of course, that no such document was read at Punta Del Este, but he stated Dr. ALONSO PUJOL did go from Miami to Panama, from Panama to Cuba, and from Cuba back to Panama. MM 791-5 stated he thought Dr. PUJOL might have made the above statements to Mrs. CARBO, perhaps to encourage her or to make her believe that the tractors for prisoners exchange is not a dead issue. Cat \ ; ULISES/\CARBO is the husband of ANITAXAIZCORBE. DE.. ‘CARBO, and is one of the prisoners taken during. the 4/17/61 ‘Invasion effort . v Fon\()) CAtyer Subsequent to the conversation with ANIT Pehle CARBO, and after having received several reports regarding the developing anti-American feelings of Dr. ALONSO PUJOL, informant saw the document, which is enclosi herewith, and thought there might be some connection between the conversation of Dr. ALONSO PUJOL and Mrs. CARBO on the one hand, and instant document on the other -B&Y\\ me . om \ HY , : 50953\ Docld: 32328378 Page 3
he &. Wie MM 105~5147 Informant noted that only a very intelligent person could have written the report; the person who furnished the memorandum or information about Mr. BENDER of the CIA is someone who was in contact with important persons in the U. S.3 Dr. PEDRO MARTINEZ FRAIGA is a close friend of MM 791-S stated that_Dr..JOS NUELXCORTINA i a very good friend of PUJOL, and he and’ PUJOL h opinion regarding the rolé played by the U. S. in the ~~ Bay of Pigs invasive effort CG “(1 s 5 MM (ee me ave the same Oe ewe nant ; ‘ Informant seaved pe» cuaraidjousnnXqun was not ) PFOA involved in the preparation of this ddctment, as. he is a i personal friend of PUJOL, but he is also a real friend of ’ the U. S., and would have had no part in pr@aring this document. He further stated that_Dr. SUAREZNRIVAS, a | former Cuban Senator, would have had no part kn the A preparation of this document, as he is not interested in . antagonizing or slandering the U. S., and further, has been very occupied with personal family problems for the past three months «3/ \}) | Pe @ het eel Mr. FRANGISCOLJAVIERYCABALLERO, co-owner of the #60. _ Pasajero Funeral Home, and a well-known person, arrived inf’. A 4 | Havana about 2/3/62. He is acquainted with the activities -<-“"""" | of ALONSO PUJOL in Havana. He stated ALONSO PUJOL was seen | several times in the same car with BLAS RCCA, well-known | Cuban Communist Party leader. The son of ALONSO PUJOL was ! out of prison, and spent at least two days and two nights r. going around with ALONSO PUJOL, and he also visited BLAS -“yOCA. Further, the son, whose name is JORGEWALONSO }PUJOL, was allowed to go to the airport to sa¥ farewell to his father when he departed from Cuba. aww! 3 HW 509535. Docld:32378378 Page 4
\ HW 50993 MM 105-5147 Informant concluded there is some direct and indirect evidence that Dr. ALONSO PUJOL is the author of the document cea ( SA GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR., contacted So local representative of CIA, and was advised CIA learned of the document and its contents prior to its release, sometime in 11/61. CIA investigated after its rekase, and ascertained it was written by the purported signer, Dr. PEDRO MARTINEZ FRA who, was,a member of the GQuban Revolutionary | Council. Mr. ated at first about 90 copies of the document were sed to a limited list of persons, upon authrity of Dr. JOSE MIROG_CARDONA, head of the Cuban Revolutionary Council. Mr. tated it is now estimated that about 150 copies have been released. It igs noted that the copy furnished by MM 791-S to the Miami office is mimeographed and would, of course, therefore, be indicative that other copies were made, and that as a matter of fact, a stencil was cut with the intention of running off more copies. CIA believes this document may possibly have been prepared as a political power play designed to prombte the formation of a Cuban Government in Exile; towever, if this was the original intention, the idea is not now being pushed. CBO u) Since CIA is already aware of this document, and of its circulation and contents, no copy is being furnished CIA locally, nor is any designated for them on a circulation - basis; however, three copies of the translation of the document are enclosed herewith, in the event the Bureau should desire to furnish a copy to any other agency of the government. Waly \/ 4) T Doclda: 323278378 Page 5