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14-00000 Be OE RR bade CHECK CLASSIFICA. CONF, |_| ation |_| oiRect REPLY |__| approvat |_| oispaten [- | coment |_| rie ~- PeQucuaReNce —-  [- | imFORMATION roan bid 037 Usa previous editions : OUR WORDS FROM. he a a ae vals oy vd a2 woe eras rae Seat ne “YOR? ANG BOT TON UNTUAL RTA SL BPRS Oe ECS = PREPARE REPLY [sent —— RETURN ten uspevishirdd tastes. 2 be 28 a sharp at ting wige, Mon- . . ee __ i os SFE ILS fee Zu i _ The > men behind the CIs Cuban operations tells hav _almost became our ma in Havana. erg i a ae tots: soRY men ~ Ss Nee nwt pista am coon S “as ‘ 2a at VAL. iM le Le AYERS ae Captain, U.S. Ariny sare goed ee pear |}. alse nee fistineide account sf how the. anenti-Caste quel sin Plondaand the ondorod whaks % yoa'l find this uncensored acconntint cadembairassing! 93 05 wtenimaitanit : pet | ___ RECOMMENDATION conte SIGNATURE Les, ful- ekt> hee fine iter. ‘The , it thal sple ross this diet oha. » be ny aks, thes nta- | 20S ae meinem ors, hoa ‘on- wes ine wre it~ rhs, the for | Read why the Cathet Church should be Teach ang the yay Ebsrauoa movement, inthe Ocroder sue of 7 “ Retest -—Masisiinet is a writer “cqurreal! v : a Tenisia, He bes detive iene: 4 s The best gay n os ; eral himself of a merry caper a: : Qe S now aabloGa sclecied newss: sands in MUROER AT THE FRANK- Mee dS u . famona troupe of 7. } ELRT COON FAIR (Doudiedzy, . Al Goad shoot the Trvkidero, , ghe weuttad S898) And it iz a caper that ieks” on the mond = asand “Lesbians & § ee Rika OR Rd thee ® Frode
14-00000 The Wishington Mex _°-Go-Round THE WASHINGTC * “ost Semi Serarday, Apes" 17, 1972 D13.. | CIA Plotted to Blast Cuba Refinery — jsination, team actually ‘reached Yet some of the raiders sur, campus of Miamt University. By Jack Anderson ta Havana rooftop within rifle /vived. One of them, 3 yours! Through tts doors passed The full, fantastic story of! ranze of Castro, But like the, ex-Army” captain. manic Bis adisame af tne ation’ *soneee 1ae EMETRCE rumiaceret operatives: th the B jothera, thin squad also was ‘ley Ayer, burl ae M4 Figs bos been} teaught and tortured, ; under caver, He has given us|/John Roselli, rugged Bill Har {buried for 10 years.deep in the} access.to hin notes, documentsivey, “Rip Robertson and a, |Central Intelligence Agency's ‘Refinery - Raid and draft chopters of a book;huge New Mexican re- fortresslike headquarters near! Now we have learned of ajhe is writing shout his raids'membered only 3s “The Big: : j . indian.” . Langley, Va. ; : uD *gifor the CIA, PCIA plot to blow up Cuba's “The Cuban experience.” he|- Ayers got the assignment of. crit tne world jknows that most productive off refinery. iste ‘ coh UBSA exes: psinstaking preparations were rmed ashore on a Cubsn Simade, and a commando team ibeachhrad and were cut AG, was given intensive training. told us, “has-been a plague onjteaining a tough Cuban cadre- ithe national corscience 38 it, in the swamps of the Ever.) has been on mine. I think it's! clades amd the beaches of the: high ume that at least part/Keys, He was supposed te! pleces by Dictator Fidel Cas:i hat . d tro’s militiamen 10 years aso! evuiute aa aaeonil et ot the story be told.” | - jteach them enovsh surf land: teday. But the CIA has con-}ate}, Edward Roderick, ania . injg skill, underwater swim-; I . CUA Apsigument | timing, demolition, boat han: cealed from the world how itl army engincer on loan to the; continued {o send assassina- ater A, constructed a mockup of! A former paratrooper, pilot ;dling and simple survival for.” jMon teams and commando! che plant. He even figured out/and demolitions expert, Cam ithem to lead conimandos lito! | _ squaas against Castro. ihow mortars could be pre-ftain Ayers was training Fang-|Cuba to divw up the mult: | Bit by bit, stories of these) simed, then placed by comers at “Elin Air Force Base, imilliondoitar refinery. : ipost-invasion sorties are teak-jmandos in @ precise spect and: Fla, when he received orders / ling out. We have already TC fired on Ung run. ite report to the Army's Spe-l ings in Cuba and the great oil: The story of their night land-: vealed, for example, how the) But he junked the idea bejcial Activities Group in Wash- ivefinery fisrie-will be told ia CIA used a swashbuckling un-eaucse a human errur of an[ington, a future colunin. jderworld figure, John Roselijinch or two could send at He was put through physi- . to make six unsuceessful| mortar shell-Inte an inhabitedjcal, psychiatric and He detec. j Gunite! Conversation assassinalion attempts upon'area. Then the whole plan was|tor examinations for a week,| From the Horse's Mouth — Castro, junked after President Ken! then he was hustled over to/ We have already reported that": ithe CIA's Cuban section. Attorney General John Mit-* ehell will resign from the Cab-, - and “Big Jim” O'Connel, to'th> CIA seattered.. $20 billsjiays by CIA officials who, inet to run Fresklent Nixon's7. nally satisfied, provided him! O72 campaign, operating ine The CIA assigned twolnedy's assassination.’ trusted agents, Billy Harvey| We have also leatned that; Me was questioned for three direct the murder missions. jaround like green confetti. t On the first two trles, Rosell finance the clandestine ant H's assassing sought to slip, Castro operations. Bales of.documents and a ticket to {poison pellets into Castro's. money were delivered to! Miami. food, The next four attempts:Cubdan exile leaders, whe Daniel B. Willams and was jwere made by sniper teams'pave no secounting of how assigned to a CIA front called ; jcaulpped with highpowered they spent it. .Paragon Alr Service. replacement’... During his eee rifles, exlosives and: Some were stashed by men! The CIA lodged Ayers and] appearance on the David Frost: ith a cover atory, phony | first out of his former law of-- two-way radios. - since killed. Other thousands Roderick in a luxurious beach | Show, Mitchell denied our rer, : There were midnight power! were buried in former pirate’Aouse in Key Biscayne. The! port that Los Angeles Sheriff | {boat dashes to seeret landing! tairs in the Florida Keys. Stil! two undercover Army men! Peter Pitchess had been sound: spots on the Cuban coast and. more thousands were strewn’ worked out of a CIA front—| ed out about taking J. Edgar. machine gun exchanges in the on the beaches uf Cuba ehere a columned building with the! Hoover's job We got the story.’ dark of night with Cuban!would-be raiders left their‘cover name of Zenith Techni-| srom a White House alde. patrol boats, The last assas) boaes. “sal Enterprises-——on the south! ¢ 1971, gety-wocture Syndicate. ine. * fice. Now insiders teil us the’: ba He arfapted the name/ President is considering Wile ; Ham Ruckelshaus, now the ena-* vironment czar, as. Mitchell's . *
14-00000 eo. t 4 a - THE WASHINGTON POST Tuexday, Aprit 22, 1977 B 13 ‘ ~ |) The Washington Werry-Go-Round ‘| Telliale Traces of CIA Cache Found — ied in former plrate laira in, lowever, he told ud his, i By : P80 , Jack Ande n ‘Istory and showed us the bonk . the Florida keys, : My assoclate Les Whitten . records. We also checked outimud and trass. has Just returned from atreas:| Secret CIA Site. his veracity carefully, 5 sent! The bills were neor scrape Les Whitten to accompany tof a road map, which Ayere jure hunt for buried CIA cash) One who perked up his earsinim back to the keys to re-lsald had been used an a wrap- iin the Florida Keys whera pl-| over the whispers wag Headley leaver the CLA money. We notliper for the suftease bills. rates oneo, stashed Spanish! Ayers, a former Army eaptain,| fied the Treasury Departenent,i Treasury recorda show the lhitta were printed Letween SHS Was on loan to the CIA inj im Keneral terms, that all re- covered CHA cash would be| April, 1066, and August, 1998. 1983-64 to train Cuban assault . fae thousands in molding $20 bills: teams, One training site had turned over to the Treanury. | there ts nr pray to prove this had been buried. But someone} been located on Upper Key Treasure Hunt Whe CIA continued to provide nad reached the secret alte! Largo on land that the Mon; Whitten, Ayers and Ayete'| anuCaatro exiles, Hut the sto- ishead of him. All Whitten|ie County tax assessor's of-wife flew to an air strip onj ries that led tu the cache came ifound were six weathered | fice identified a3 belonging to] Upper Key Larso. Using it 951i part to Ayers frum Cubans H ithe University of Miarnt, n base of operations, they!he helped train for the CIA. jmatted $20 Bilis htat appar) che CLA also operated out|recannoltered the dark man-j ently had been dropped about) of a front, called Zenith Tech-|grove thickets, slugith cans Washingion Whirl nical Enterprises, on the unl-/als, treacherous swamps «f sea , In an earlter column, wo re.{ Versys south campus. Thus}grass and crocodile-infested _Yolunters Army—Preaident mn, we Flthe respected university, wit-|creeks where Ayera had uace! Nixon In leading the opposi- jported that the Central Intell tingly or otherwise, provided trained Cuban commandes. ‘tion to his ows propasal fur-a i gence Agency had delivered/the site for an extension] Far two days, they eaugged| veluntecr Army—at icant for thales of $20 biUs to Cuban! course in {Infiltration and dem-|through the creeks In a atal-: tne Next two yours, Al a recret iexile. leaders to finance clan-|olition. : low-draft t8-foot akiff, starued| White House legislative con- jdesting operations against} Ayers learned enotigh fromloceasionaily by the harks of iference, he warned GOP ean Conumunist Cuba. his former trainees to figure{crocodiles. When they werejeretsional leaders:  “Sume ; .Agsassination teams, sabolout where some of the ClAfconvinced no one was folicw.{vates to end the draft may Htaze aquads and commandolmoney might be hidden. Heling, they plunged through un-} took popular temporarily. But tunits were sent against Castro] tald us he discovered a half-|derbrush so thick = they{ ia the long view, our reeom- after the abortive Hays of Pigs! buried sultease full of mold-jcouldn't see four feet ahead. | Mendalluns (ta extend Ue invasion. Theso nilésiona ap-jing, mutilated $20 bills, Finally they came upon the :ireft for twa years) will prove parently weré halted after] ‘The sultcsse was In a re-lbramblecloaked alte where|to be right.” White House side [Peesident Kennedy's assasst-|mote spot that he was confi-l Ayers said he had. discovered | Peter Flanigan explained to icotion. But the CIA continued} dent wouldn't be discovered. (the suitcase. The soll at tne, the leaders that “A ahort-fall tta slp inflitration ‘cams inta{He took out @ dozen bills to[hiding plece had been turnediof 100,000 men 1s expected” iCuba to gather intelligence, make sure they weren't coun-jup and alited for 10 yards injneat year. He described the i The CIA paid all expenses,jterfeit, Banks redeemed alll all directions. The underbrush ‘administration's plang t en- j Spparently, in cash. Hugelbut two badly weathered $20/and sea grass were trarapled [courage volunteers hy offering - isuma were turned over tojbillx as If by many feet ifinancial incentives, Including texile leaders, who gave noac-|. Then Ayers’ house was mys-| The guitease fuli of cur-[a 86,000 henus to these whe psounting of how they spent it. /terfously broken Into and rec-lrency was gone. Disappointed, !wiit re-enlist for combat duty. i There were whispers thatlords of his find were taken./they combed the area. Within put ke warned this “would psome money had disappeared Fearing the CIA or Cuban ex-(a quarter mile, Whitten 8207 imean cuts In other vital areas ° tinto private bank accounts,{iles were watchix’ him, hejted a tattered $29 bul Ayer$iin the Defense Depariment.” | jest other thousands were bur-'dared not return to the cache. {found two more, then Whitten! ¢ 1971, penemecture Gradiente, Bsc. gold. } He found one eache where. 1200 yards away.
14-00000 ae nara SR amanente reeemmng Tach Anderson ‘ ra 4 en S| gis Death Walied a od Cuban Oi Raid THE SUPPRESSED stony can nuw be teid of how the ‘Central Intellicence Agency organized a Cuban exile raid on Cuha’s key oi} refinery in 1903 but aborted It after the. assassination of Presiiient Kennedy. Insiders sav the corporate oil giants, heping eventually to recover their property in Cuda, broucht quict pressure ta quash any raids upon re fineries. Lyadon Johnson, who canceled the raid after succeeding bis, mennedy ba the White House, was close to Texas oil intcrests. We have learned the dra- matic detalls from Bradley Ayers, a 30-year-old former “Army captain, who was se- lected by the CIA to train Cuban exiles for infiltration and assault missions Includ- ing the refinery fald in Ma- tanzas province. : We have checked out Ayers’ story’ with our own sources, who confirm he ts correct about names, places and dates. From a group of pictures, Agers slo wes able to pick out immediately a CIA undercover operative who we knew had been In- voived in the CIA raids against Cuba. The rugged Ayers, a for- mer Army ranger instructor, trained the refinery raiders. The recruiling for the mis- sion had already been com- pleted before he was as signed to the project. CIA of- ficials took him by motor Jaunch throuch swampy hver- giades canals and across the epen sea to secluded Florida Keys to miect the recruits, ‘Ayers and the CIA men se lected Palo Alto Key, Upper Key Largo and Card Sound on the edge of the Ever. glades as teainius sites. “Most of the Cubans," said’ Ayprs, “were bank clerks, bushoys, waiters, musicians, laborers, men who had fied to the United States, -Many had nover fired a weapon. They were disorganized and undisciplined. I got the job of reorganizing the training program.” ; bom te mw es ee : AYERS ran off simulated raids near Card Sound aeainst a local Southern peli a high security fence. Other: nishts, he shared black beans and rice, drank and sinoked microwave facility with spot with his Cutaa cadre. te Cuba. * ti “We went on & commer elally ricced trawler, 48 ‘cover’ vessel,” he said. “We ran blackout under a quarter moon, towlnut a V-20 launch, a high-powered fiberglass bout. "We exchaneed Licht. siz: nals with the partisans ashore in Pinar-del Rio and launched two rubber boats, Tho team made contact with the partisans, and we pleked up a wounded man who'd _been a prisoner of Castro. Jar othe Cuban partisans were careless with the lichts. “After we got the wounded man inte a rubber boat, we were discovered by a Sovict- type patrol craft with spot. lights, We covered our with- drawal with) o machineguns from the V-20 buat. Although we took edsuallies, we finally got back ty the trawler. Our boats were pretty well shot up. “On the way home, we saw a Cuban fishing craft fying a distress flag and found it had a toad of refucees. We took them ou beard.” A second sortie to cache supplies fur agents already in Cuba was less event{uh Fi nally, Ino September, 1483, Avers was insiructed by the CIA to make detailed train- ing plans for the refinery raid. He was given specific or- ders not ta land on Cuba himself during the raid, But he was too emotionally in- volved with the Cubans’ cause to Stay out and wrote himself into the plans. “We were ‘all on a live-for-today, tomorrow-we-die philosophy,” he explained. The ragdiag recruits grade vally-beeame a fichting team, For firsthand experience. he aecretiy accompanied two in- filtration groups on missions “ay faith in the se ® . de But on the day of the final rehearsal, President Kennedy was killed, and the CIA or: dered Ayers to shut down the operation, “) was ina sort of trauma,” sald the swashbuc- xling instructor, “T made trips to Washinetun to plend the cause of the freedony fighters with the minor ofl cials 1 knew, Butt just got. disappointed and angry.” Finally In QGeteber, 1964, Ayers resigned fromm active duty with a lone statement of principie to his CLA and Army supesters. “As a sole der, To had been taucht I shauhin’t question patitical or diplomatic actian.” he wrote, “But as a freethink: ing America citicen, could... suberdinate my duty. My country was nO fonger -plivying fo win, and sals to which 1 dedicated my life was shaken.” € 1974, BeuesteCluce Syndicate. 159. a
ST CONFIDENTIAL (When Filled Ia) INVITEE APPROVAL DATE. 6 July 1964 YOUR ; REFERENCE: 23226 (USA) CASE NO. 2” 306055 tO 3 Chief, inp "ATTN : SUBJECT i AYERU, Bradley E. L. ‘This is to inform you that clearance is granted to invite Subject to Headquarters for interviews. 2. This is not a clearance for Subject's access to classified material or information. : FOR THE DIRECTOR OF SECURITY: ee Grou 1 H feckced how ovtomane } awargrodeg ered gee 1173 CONFIDENTIAL ism 3-84 * ts.a9}
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14-00000 26 -eveber 196k SUNSCT: Goqualified Hestyuation TOs The Acjutan’ Genera (btnrcugh channels) ATTA: AU CORSE ugpartment of tne Arny realy le i, braglay 8. ayers, Captain, .afautry, U7L210, hersl, tender my uallfied resignation from the army under tuo provisions of section | LIL, An 635-120, to be offuctive 20 Cecemcor 1944. 7, %¢ desire to tanxier ry resignation because 1 want to retura to civilian life and tho purgult of private enterprisa.. faue iy 3. I unuorstand that this resignation, 1£ aeceptad, wiil be accepted under hoiorable conditions, ang that 1 will bs furnished a diecharge cur~ tificate as determined In Heaijuarters, cepartment cf the army. 4. Prasent duty gtation sashinj hen, YU. Cog Avsignmont US aArny Slezant ? F , dolnt suppert Greup (35779). 5. I do desire appcintment in the United statea army hoserve, Ap= pidcution atcachad, : & “Madical examination reports, jgancard terms Ed aad 69, pabae furnisnea ab & later date, . , beer CL. bore as ‘U7E21N | vf , waptain, infeatry i. co Loa blm, J@ opt Cp (aim 10%) t Distribution: - Orig & 1 = Add joc i = °/MMPD 1 = Agency 5 i ~ Suspense Cet. Ps th nn ee ee} a ee ermne ABAHPLA pomd /2735( 26cet6i) rer ser
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