DATE: 11-14-2017 Zé, _Aueé b Vie 3 ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES “ute, A Meo _ | 4 CRUE O \/ Vea Lh 4A F, File No. Al2-547-351, for Angel Alfredé/vigstVilla, | was reviewed at INS, Los Angeles, on September 20, "19677" This file revealed that Vigo was born on April 29, 1943, in_.Camaguey.,.. Cuba, and entered the United States on March 25, 1961, at Miami, Florida, via Pan American Airways Flight 432, He was an 0-1 imnigrant, had Cuban Passport No, 62227 issued by the Ministry of State, Havana, Cuba, on October 14, 1960, valid/ to October 14, 1965, and Immigrant Visa No. 1541 issued on March 24, 1961, to expire, July 23, 1961. , GR | 9 ks SE MoS TERRACE WALA Bency. PLA, WhAis“application for Immiterant” Visa and Foreign Registration dated March 24, 1961, filed with the U. S. Consulate, Kingston, Jamaica, Vigo gave his address as 76 Hanover Street, and his occupation as a student. He was described as: Sex Male Marital Status . Single Height - 515" Hair Brown Eyes Brown Destination LOUIS/GATES 4132 Northeast 38th. Séreet__ jami, Florida Relatives Father: ANGE IGQ/JOVE Indéfehdencia #113 Camaguey, Cub aa Mother: EMILTW Ei EMORILLA W/E) _-indepdhdencia YiI3--— Cuba Camagyey, Sister: “mnaseh (riot Race White / | Indepéniencia #133 _- . Camaguey, Cuba. In Vigo'ts file is a list of current status of known Cuban burglars and robbers, Supplement to the Sheriff's Daily “ Bulletin, published on February 18, 1965 by the Dade County ; Sheriff's Office, Criminal Intelligence Section, According to this, Angel Vigo was in Dade County Jail, charged with one count of robbery. . { Following is Vigo's FBI Identification Record, contained in the file: : DoclId: 323048271 Page 5
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@F the vo . Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992? (44 usc 2107 ""~ | Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 c oo ( ; OC , ‘ on \ ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES In the file was a copy of the Sheriff's Daily Bulletin, Dade County Sheriff's Office, dated July 13, 1965, containing the following remarks under the caption, "General Information": Name AG A, VIGO Race White Nationality Cuban Birth Data April 29, 1945 Height . 5163" Weight 120 Hair Brown Eyes Brown Peculiarity Brace on right leg Last known Address 142 Northeast 56th Street Miami, Florida Modus Operandi Burglar, Robber Characteristics VIGO frequents race tracks phe and Jai Alaiys Frontons : Associates RICARDO DEIXRXIO and GERMAN/TRUJILLO Dade County y | \ Sheriff's Office . Number 86273 | In an application for an Alien Registration Receipt Card, Form I-151, on July 13, 1967, Vigo showed h{s residence, as 565 Northeast 160th Terrace, North Miami Beacy, monly Z. This application was approved. Lys ALE EBRTO, LIVER 4. Con Ace.| Pe PN ney et ee V/A review of the file of Luis Alberto! De Lpf{Caridad ae OLiverghonzalez, Alien Registration Numbér-ri=875=7 ty ater NS, Yos Angeles on September 20, 1967, showed that Olivera | { . was_born on July 10, 1936, in Cuba. He entered the United States ¢ at Charlé@ston, Sout” Carorina~onr Frébruary 1, 1960, by jumping | (HAL . ship. He was ordéreddétained on board the ship, the "Sula G" (Liberian) through refusal of a D-1 landing permit on arrival at Wilmington, North Carolina, on January 17, 1960, and deserted > the ship at Charleston on February 1, 1960. A notation in the file shows that evidence indicated heedeserted the ship on a previous trip to the U. S. and was apprehended and returned to the ship at Newark, New Jersey, in December 1959. He had Cuban Passport 33598, ‘valid’ to December 12, 1964. 4, SW. 4h Sr Maen FLA, lalate teint ea oS —_— -3- | Docld:32304871 Page 7
‘7 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 Do C fy * *~ ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES As of October 26, 1961, Olivera's address was shown as 476 Southwest Fourth Street, Miami, Florida, He was described éas of February 10, 1960) as white, male; five feet, seven inches; 150 pounds; brown hair; green eyes. A memorandum dated December 29, 1959, by Robert J. Lynees, Investigator, INS, appears in the file. This concerns the desertion of Olivera on December 28, 1959, from the "SS Sula G? at ne Bagend Jersey. On a calendar in Olivera'ts bunk was the name EugenioxNievis, 20 Roosevelt Avenue.,—Carteret., wl ww written in ink.. Mrs. N 8 was intervteweéd at above address, and said she saw esas the day before, and believed he was friendly with TeresaxGuzman, 51 Hudson Street.,._Carteret.,..New.— Jersey. He was locatéd at latter address, with Teresa Guzman. “She telephoned her husband who returned to the house. All said , Olivera would be killed for political activities if he were returned to Cuba. Olivera produced a letter alleging he was elected councilman in his town in 1958. He said he had joined the "Sula G" 15 days before in Santa Lucia, Cuba, and that he had paid $200 for a Cuban Passport and exit permit from the Cuban Revolutionary Police. Olivera was interviewed under oath by Robert H, Irish, Investigator, INS, on February 10, 1960, at Miami. He said he last entered the U. S. 6n February 1, 1960, at Charleston, South Carolina, by jumping a ship flying the Liberian flag. The eaptain knew he previously left the ship at Carteret, New Jersey, about December 27, 1959. He said he was picked up and was put back on the ship, but jumped. ship at Charleston as he did not want to return to Cuba for fear -he would be prosecuted. He claimed he was president of the Anti-Communist Youth Move- ment in Cuba, and said he had been arrested 10 or 12 times in Cuba for fighting Communismg and was incarcerated two or three days each time. He said,Wis father, Luis Olivera was dead, and that his mother, Ramona Monzalez, was living.at Luz Caballero No. 125, Guanajay, . ‘He said) he was single and that he could not return-to~Cuba~because, f political reasons, As of February 10, 1960,~OTivera lived at 421 North- west Fifteenth Avenue, Miami, Florida. Olivera was released on conditional parole, to report the first Monday of each month at INS, Miami. On April 18, 1960, he was ordered deported to Cuba, pursuant to Section 243, Immigration and Nationality Act. f | | | | At a hearing on April 4, 1960, at INS, Miami, Florida, | | | DoclId: 323048271 Page &
DATE: 11-14-2017 né f ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES On April 25, 1960, the Caribbean Sea Corporation, c/o,“Marinus, Incorporated, 29 Broadway, New York,6, New York, was advised of the deportation order against Olivera. -.A copy of this was sent to Palmeto Shipping Company, Post Office Box 842, Charleston, South Carolina. By letter April 28, 1960, to INS, Marinus, Incorporated, requested INS to arrange transportation for Olivera's deporta- tion and said Marinus should be billed for the charges. By memorandum dated June 21, 1960, Olivera was one of five Cubans listed as having been granted permission’ (in accordance with a memorandum dated April 12, 1960, of the Assistant Commissioner, Examinations, Central Office, INS, regarding Cuban Nationals) to change his domicile from Miami to Garden Grove, California, to work for the Rubber Corporation of California, Post Office Box 278, Garden Grove, California. An order of Release on Recognizance for Olivera on August 17, 1960, stated he should not travel outside Florida without written permission from INS, Miami, Florida. On August 23, 1960, he was advised he was released on conditional parole. Oliverats departure from the U. S. on August 23, 1960, was verified by Joseph E, Geary, Chief, Deportation Section, INS, Washington, D. C.' As of October 12, 1961, Olivera's address was 476 South- west Fourth, Miami, Florida. His previous address was 3625 North- west Eleventh, ‘Miami. As of June 30, 1960, he lived at latter address and showed a previous address of 1504 West Flagler Street, Miami. The Warrant of Deportation, dated April 18, 1960, in Olivera's file shows the notation on the reverse side: "Subject's departure from the U. S., August 23, 1960, verified by G, E, of Central Office. Port of departure and destination unknown. Mary F, Baily, Dep. Docket Clerk.” The following FBI Identification Record pertaining to Olivera appears in the file: - 5 - DoclId: 323048271 Page 9 ennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 ee ee ete nn sae