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80 but that for security reasons they could not be sent by pouch. . The Chief of Station. returned to Washington for consultations in early April. He was able to convince his superiors that the pouch was the only feasible and secure means of getting the weapons into the Dominican Republic for delivery to the dissidents. The Deputy Director for Plans approved on April 10, and the pouch was sent on April 14 but with the restriction that the weapons not be passed without further approval. The files show that there was no coordination with the Department of State in Washington. Because of the Bay of Pigs landing on April 17, the station and the consulate were never given authority to supply the weapons to the dissidents and they never did so. On May 2, as the result of repeated entreaties from the station and the consulate, the Deputy Director for Plan approved a cable for the DCI's release, stating that as it appeared the Action Group was prepared to act whether or not the submachineguns were provided, the station was authorized to pass them for the additional protection of the group. Apparently someone decided this decision should not be made without the consent of the Department of State, for on May 3 HW 53244 Docld:3271127954 Page 64 Kavdaf?l quod *-y aIwHa5 FHL woud KdODOLOHA
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20] Identification Form 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 : Agency Information BUCHEN/DAN , , 178-10003-10345 CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE-- WHITE HOUSE INTERNAL (4) Document Information WH FORD, GERALD R. BUCHEN, PHIL Released under the John F. Kennedy hesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). pases: NW 53244 Date: 06-12-2017 03/10/1975 2 ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS CIA CONSPIRACY THEORIES, CASTRO FORD, GERALD R. WARREN COMMISSION WARREN COMMISSION, INFORMATION WITHHELD FROM MEMORANDUM Top Secret 1B; 1C Redact 07/28/1993 i v9.1 57 HW 53244 DocId:32112964 Page 1
HW 54463 *)-263 (Rev 51-59) ‘ Fas f “FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION REPORTING or MIAMI parag™'*'” 6710/64 "612-8 766°"'°° TITLE OF CASE REPORT MADE BY TYPED B JAMES J. O'CONNOR Jus CHARACTER OF CASE TS © R.=:CUBA LEE HARVEY OSWALD REFERENCE : ampa xepert of 8A LIONEL E. BELANGER, i2/o/es. . Buairtel to Miami, 3/28/64. - Pe ENCLOSURES: To Bureau (2) - 1 copy of Cuban Leen As dated Jamuary 7, 1 copy ef photo made from picture on page 69 of | issue of Jenuary BOHEMIA , 7, 1962. APPROVED SPIN CHA NOE copies MADE: JQ - Bureau (10582555) (aay - (mnels. 2) , “3 + Miami (2105-8542) . ei aA 219 (1 cc. cover page to 1 DISSEMINATION RECORD OF ATTACHED REPORT NOTATIONS r ~ a On ee beeen eee iJ Y: / y HOW FWD. ...__- a a Oe ie - 46 L_- - BY oe | cccceeceveeteseee| eee ebb ea ad “e, — ! t 16-—76324—) ae DoclId: 327113964 Page 2?
MM 105-8342 2 MIAMI At Miami, Florida Will complete investigation as set out in Miami airtel to Bureau, May 21, 1964, pertaining to allegation that a Mexican named "DUGLAS" was associated with OSWALD in the assassination. ADMINISTRATIVE ‘the enclosed issue of BOHEMIA is submitted in - event the Bureau desires to furnish same to President's Commission. It is pointed out that no additional copy is available from any established source at Miami. No translation is made of the article in BOHEMIA which accompanies the photo of the crowd and mock coffin on page 69 inasmuch as the article does not make any reference to the coffin incident. INFORMANT The. confidential source referred to in the attached report is MM 492-S. He made available his collee- tion of REVOLUCION for review and furnished the January 7, 1962 copy of BOHEMIA which is submitted herewith, . COVER PAGE Cee ¥ if L HW 54463 Docld:32113964 Page 3
[ Released, under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 199? (44 USC 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 -~ 7? ¢& : “4 - 27 December 1963 EYES. ONLY MEMORANDUM FOR: The Legal Attache FROM: CAS SUBJECT : Roport Concerning the Typo Rifle Allegedly Used in the Assassination of President Kennedy \ Forwarded herewith is a copy of a report propared by(Szar {GI at the request. of Defense Minister Andreotti. This report is for- (A) warded for your information and any action you consider advisable. Copies have been forwarded to my Headquarters in Washington with the suggestion that they may want to pags copids to your Head ——e ee quarters and to the Secret Service. llen BYSOOLS i | DECLASSIFY ON: 25% Att. nC 27 7, (23 ODS > UEC 30 1953 LEGAL ATTACHE - ROME , pny GF ee ven teheud ule 7 ; 62-109060 —~J2 JE Le \" SECRET ——. \ ENCLOSURE > 7 | DoclId:327116640 Page 3
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v9.1 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 : DoclId: 32112660 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FORDCONG 178-10003-10449 WARREN COMMISSION WORKING PAPERS, FEB-MARCH 1964 Document Information FBI DEKE FORD, GERALD R. MARK LANE 02/14/1964 3 LANE, MARK WARREN COMMISSION REPORT Unclassified lA Redact 07/30/1993 Date: 8/27/20 Has been open in sanitized form. Sixth paragraph excised. “Deke" is probably Cartha De Loach. 45
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37. 4/4/62 38. 4/26/62 39, 714/62 39a. DocId: 32112970 5/14/62 Page 9 Memo for record, Edwards “any prosecution in the matter would endanger sensitive sources and methods used in a duly authorized intelligence project and would not be in the national interest." Memo, Houston to Edwards "no major difficulty in stopping action for prosecution." - "doubted if we would want to give the full story to anyone else in the Department." "operational details." "on grounds of security." Memo for record, Edwards “conducted during the period approximately August 1960 to May 1961." “After the failure of the invasion of Cuba word was sent through Maheu to Roselli to call off the operation and Roselli was told to tell his principal that the proposal to pay $150,000 for completion of the operation had been definitely withdrawn." Memo for record, Edwards "On this date Mr. Harvey called me and indicated that he was dropping any plans for the use of Subject (Roselli) for the future." “ad GIWYXS AHL WOUT AdODOLOHd AUVdaIT aqaod
ad peos.43 (Rev. 5-1-50) @ ae FEDERAL BUREAU OF, LE j REPORT MADE BY SA ROBERT P. GEMBERLING The title of this case is marked “changed” to. include dn, the | . WE, by which name OSWALD is: reflected as having title the alias H. traveled on his Se eugn from Mexico in october, 1963 -eyst Af aascassryiin st Og St REFERENCE: = OS : Report. of sh ROBERT P. cum fs 4/1 64 _ENCLOSUBES: TO THE BUREAU! ~ Enclosed. herewith and attached | to appropriate ‘report, for the Bureay ere three. otegraphs each sof c=-308, c-309, c-310, Co315, c-316, G=317, | C=3187 J photograph each of Exnibite c-31l, ¢=312, C-313. ond : oA F two photographs, each of Exhibits e-321):¢ 2 “4. Ga314 have peen previously furnished. ene president! oo. by the Bureau. TWO photograrhs each 2» Exhibits - \@n309, 6-310, C-31L98, [p and Cc: ; ROVED SA es MA A) + BUREAU "(105-82535) (aes .-31) ne MALL) . (1200-16601) (IEFO) =318. GENT a CHARGE. REGI MAIL) a - SAM. ‘AWrOHIO (105-2909) (INFO) STERED MAIL) do 645 DA LIAS (100-10461) YED HW 53932 DBocld:321271634 Page 2?
Q we DL 89-43 © NY 89-75 JPO Abies rvs . : fo INFORMANTS | oo . con November 22-23, 1963, the- ‘following Sécurity. Informants and Potential Security Informants of the: New. York Division were contacted by the. listed. Agents but were unable to furnish any information Pertinent to this case: wn Informant “Date: 11/23/63 SA JOSEPH T; QUIGLEY 11/23/63 © © SA JOSEPH T. QUIGLEY . 11/22/63... . SA A, LEWIS BARNETT 11/23/63 ~SA A, LEWIS BARNETT - 11/23/63 ~ SA A. LEWIS BARNETT a, 11/23/63 ‘SA JOHN J, POVLITZ, Jr. 11/23/63 ., SA SEBASTIAN 8, MIGNOSA 11/23/63 . SA SEBASTIAN S, MIGNOSA - 11/23/63 . SA SEBASTIAN S, MIGNOSA | 11/23/63 SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER 11/23/63 -. SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER 11/23/63 ~ SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER 11/23/63 ' SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER 11/23/63 SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER. 11/23/63 - SA PAUL THOMAS BAKER: 11/23/6 SA CHARLES 0, DAVIS: 11/23/63 - SA CHARLES 0, DAVIS. 11/23/63 SA JOHN A, HAAG |” 11/23/63 SA JOHN A, HAAG. 11/23/63 . SA JOHN A, HAAG 11/23/63 ~.SA JOHN A, HAAG = 11/23/63 SA ALESIO SAVIOLA 11/23/63 ‘SA ALESIO SAVIOLA.- 11/23/63 SA. ALESIO. SAVIOLA _ 11/23/63 SA ROBERT 0, JOHNSON 11/23/6 “SA ROBERT 0, JOHNSON. - | 11/23/63. SA ROBERT 0, JOHNSON - | F 11/23/63 - SA JOHN W. ROBINSON® = a P, OBNINSKY . : : \f NY 2610-Pst. 11/23/63 ‘SA GEORGE BAXTRUM Xk Ny 3963- PSI eee GEORGE BAXTRUM bt gist | Agent Contacting ;
THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON 178-10003-10345 March 10, 1975 MEMORANDUM FOR: PHIL BUCHEN FROM: THE PRESIDENT In the intelligence evaluation currently underway, both in the Congress and in the Executive Branch, I would be grateful if you would direct special attention to two areas that have raised questions in my mind, Please assemble this information independently and provide it personally to me, together with your recommendations. “ad GTWadS AHL WOW AdODOLOHd The first matter relates to the Warren Commission. You will is] recall that Bill Colby mentioned to me certain assassination attempts, x | sponsored by the Agency, on Castro. As I recall, this conflicts with Q (Cn | ° ow foals . . . - fie what I recall was some of the information furnished to the Warren > i Mp. . ‘< Lyi Commission. The Warren Commission, as 1 remember, addressed ~ ; this question to see what, if any, relationship there may have been to attempts on Castro, which would cause rataliation against Kennedy, lf you could review the record in the Warren Commission on this point, it would be helpful. As 1 remember, those of us on the Commission eo got the impression the Agency has never engaged in such activities again | fo HW 53244 Docld:32112964 Page 2
Castro, Dave Belan might be able to shed some light on this entire "question and 1 would be interested as to his recollection on this subject. The second area in which I would like you to get some additional information is on the A zotian- Matador Project. When did it begin? What is the relationship with Hughes ?# I first learaed of this program after Iwas well into my Vice Presidential term. In fact, Admiral Anderson of the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board suggested that I raise it with the Agency when I visited there. There was-only one short briefing and that did not go into the background of the project which I understood had originated several years ago, The briefing also did not go into cover arrangements in any depth, Since becoming President, I have focused more on the status and operation of this project, rather than the details of how it was put together. Perhaps it might be well for you to establish just what has been the relationship of the Agency to Howard Fiughes down through the years. Have there been other programs and projects which have run through him or his organization? I would be grateful for your suggestions and guidance as to how you think we should proceed once you have assembled the information I have requested. HW 53244 DoclId:327112964 Page 3 AUWdGIT GuOd “ad GIvYAD FHL NOUI AdODOLOHA
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 JFK Assassination System identification Form Agency Information BUCHEN/DAN 178-10003-10334 CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE--BUCHEN, PHILIP (3) Document Information DOD LANSDALE, EDWARD RECORD OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS 10/3 1/1962 I ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES CIA CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS KENNEDY, ROBERT LANSDALE, EDWARD OPERATION MONGOOSE MEMORANDUM Secret 1A Redact 07/28/1993 Attached to 1781000310332. 59 HW 53244 Docld:32112971 Page 1 Date: 8/27/20] Released under the John F. Kennedy Lesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 rases#i NW 53244 Date: (44 USC 2107 Note). O6-12-2017
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 31 October 1962 — 1 eee FOR THE RECORD By Brig. Gen. LansdaleS{_ \ ! Subject: Outline of Covert Operations Last night, Deputy Secretary Gilpatric asked me to give hima brief outline, by this morning, of Operation Mongoose in the light of current US-USSR negotiations re Cuba. I was to cover present status of operations, resources, and sketch in future possibilities. I wrote the outline, based on current reports from the Mongoose operations team and my staff. Only two copies were typed. I showed the outline to Mr. Gilpatric this morning as he rode out to the airport, to catch his flight to New York.. I noted the exceptional sensitivity of the information in the outline. He acknowl- edged its sensitivity, said the outline was precisely what he had in mind, and that I should hold the paper rather than his taking it. He then asked me to show it to Secretary McNamara and to the Attorney General. I did so, today. The outline was read by Mr. Frank Hand, MrssBriceicCheevers and by Lt-Col Patchell. I gave its general information to General Johnson. ‘GH@e%ér said that the figures were the same he had given me, for CLA operations; he noted that CIA intelligence reporting was spotty now, due to lack of mail deliveries from Cuba. 178-10004-10216 178-10003-10319 178-10003-10296 178-10003-10334 1a a re eM PAS, th De ee te er ret iat ae re ret nt ne Reem HW 53244 DoclId:32112971 Page 2 YU AGTWUID AHL WONT KaODOLOHA AMWdEgIT aqyod
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information DUVAL78-67 178-10003-10319 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES: ACCESSION 78-67 (UNPROCESSED) AGENCY FILENUMBER: INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATIONS, MISC. (2) - Document Information ORIGINATOR: DOD FROM: LANSDALE, EDWARD TO: RECORD TITLE: OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS DATE: — 10/31/1962 PAGES: 1 SUBJECTS : ; ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES CIA KENNEDY, ROBERT LANSDALE, EDWARD OPERATION MONGOOSE PFeleased under the John F. Kennedy Lesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Pasest:i NW 53244 Date: 06-12-2017 CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMORANDUM CLASSIFICATION: Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1A CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/28/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 ‘ 61 HW 53244 Docld:32112986 Page 1
“, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 31 October 1962 FOR THE RECORD By Brig. Gen, LansdaleS{_ i Subject: Outline of Covert Operations! Last night, Deputy Secretary Gilpatric asked me to give hima brief outline, by this morning, of Operation Mongoose in the light of current US-USSR negotiations re Cuba. I was to cover present status of operations, resources, and sketch in future possibilities. I wrote the outline, based on current reports from the Mongoose operations team and my staff. Only two copies were typed. I showed the outline to Mr. Gilpatric this morning as he rode out to the airport, to catch his flight to New York.: I noted the exceptional sensitivity of the information in the outline. He acknowl- edged its sensitivity, said the outline was precisely what he had in mind, and that I should hold the paper rather than his taking it. He then asked me to show it to Secretary McNamara and to the Attorney General. I did so, today. The outline was read by Mr. Frank Hand, MrieBYuceiCheevers | and by Lt-Col Patchell. I gave its general information to General Johnson, i@lée%er.said that the figures were the same he had given me, for CLA operations; he noted that CLA intelligence reporting was spotty now, due to lack of mail deliveries from Cuba. 178-10004-10216 178-10003-10319 178-10003-10296 178-10003-10334 . 1 t a-- Ge. - ae De pA 2 Om HW 53244 DoclId:32112936 Page 2? AUVdaIT Guod “WY AIWuIS FHL NOT AdODOLONd
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20 1 identification Form Agency Information Released under the. John F. ennedy Assassination AGENCY : DUVAL78-67 Records Collection Act of RECORD NUMBER: — 178-10003-10318 (44 USC 2107 Mote). aseH:NWU 54214 Date: boS—11i-20i7 RECORD SERIES: ACCESSION 78-67 (UNPROCESSED) AGENCY FILE NUMBER: INTELLIGENCE INVESTIGATION, MISC, (2) Document Information ORIGINATOR : WH FROM: BUCHEN, PHIL TO: TITLE: CASTRO DATE: — 06/00/1975 PAGES: 37 SUBJECTS : KENNEDY, JOHIN F. KENNEDY, ROBERT HOOVER, J. EDGAR . FBI EDWARDS, SHEFFIELD DULLES, ALLEN CUBAN EXILES CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS CIA CARIBBEAN SURVEY GROUP BAY OF PIGS ASSASSINATIONS, FOREIGN LEADERS ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES LANSDALE, EDWARD ORGANIZED CRIME OPERATION MONGOOSE NSC MC CONE, JOHN DOCUMENT TYPE: REPORT CLASSIFICATION: — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: — 1C CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 07/28/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Unmarked, but TS elsewhere. Drafi. Pages with revisions taped over paragraphs were copied as originally typed and with changes, for preservation purposes. y9.1 62 HW 542714 Docld:32112987 Page 1
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/20] Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: BUCHEN7866 RECORD NUMBER: — 178-10003-10297 RECORD SERIES: ACCESSION 78-66 (UNPROCESSED) AGENCY FILE NUMBER: COVERT ACTIONS Document Information ORIGINATOR: DOD FROM: LANSDALE, EDWARD TO: RECORD TITLE:  QUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS DATE: 10/31/1962 PAGES: 2 Peleased under the John F. Kennedy hesassination Records Collection SUBJECTS : ket o£ 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES rase#:NW 53244 Date: O6-12-2017 CIA OPERATION MONGOOSE LANSDALE, EDWARD CUBAN EXILES CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMORANDUM CLASSIFICATION: — Secret “RESTRICTIONS: 1A CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 07/27/1993 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Attached to 1781000310294. v9.1 . 65 HW 53244 Doclda:32113006 Page 1
JFK Assassination System Date: 8/27/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : BUCHEN7866 178-10003-10296 RECORD SERIES: ACCESSION 78-66 (UNPROCESSED) AGENCY FILE NUMBER : COVERT ACTIONS Document Information ORIGINATOR: DOD FROM: LANSDALE, EDWARD TO: RECORD v9.4 TITLE: OUTLINE OF COVERT OPERATIONS DATE: — 10/31/1962 PAGES: | SUBJECTS : ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES CIA PFeleased under the John F. Kennedy CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS bssassination Records Collection KENNEDY, ROBERT bet of 1992 (44 USc 2107 Note). LANSDALE, EDWARD Pasef#i Nil 53244 Date: 06-12-2017 OPERATION MONGOOSE DOCUMENT TYPE: MEMORANDUM CLASSIFICATION: — Secret RESTRICTIONS: 1A CURRENT STATUS: = Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : 07/27/1993 Attached to 1781000310294. Tab Al. 66 HW 53244 Doctlda:32113009 Page 1
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. 31 October 1962 - Nee Tee tat FOR THE RECORD By Brig. Gen. LansdaleSt_ ‘ \ ‘ a) Subject: Outline of Covert Operations! Last night, Deputy Secretary Gilpatric asked me to give hima brief outline, by this morning, of Operation Mongoose in the light of current US-USSR negotiations re Cuba. I was to cover present status of operations, resources, and sketch in future possibilities. I wrote the outline, based on current reports from the Mongoose operations team and my staff. Only two copies were typed. I showed the outline to Mr. Gilpatric this morning as he rode out to the airport, to catch his flight to New York.: I noted the exceptional sensitivity of the information in the outline. He acknowl- edged its sensitivity, said the outline was precisely what he had in mind, and that I should hold the paper rather than his taking it. He then asked me to show it to Secretary McNamara and to the Attorney General. I did so, today. ‘ The outline was read by Mr. Frank Hand, MrmBruceiCheevers and by Lt-Col Patchell. I gave its general information to General Johnson. iGhée%ér) said that the figures were the same he had given me, for CIA operations; he noted that CLA intelligence reporting was spotty now, due to lack of mail deliveries from Cuba. 178-10004-10216 178-10003-10319 178-10003-10296 178-10003-10334 eo t a a ee HW 53244 Docld:32113009 Page 2? AUWddIT Guod "UY ATwugD AHL WoUg AdOOSOLOHA
AGENCY: RECORD NUMBER: RECORD _ SERIES: AGENCY FILE NUMBER: - AGENCY INFORMATION FBI | 124-10001-10059 DL 100-10461-1458 ORIGINATOR: FROM: TO: TITLE: DATE: PAGES: SUBJECT: DOCUMENT TYPE: ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: REVIEW DATE: STATUS COMMENTS: HW 54463 DocId: 32113165 DOCUMENT INFORMATION FBI BROWN. W. HARLAN SAC, DL Peleased under the John . Kennedy ; Wss5assination Records ‘ ollection Act of 1992 12/09/1963 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 54463 Date: 2 HO-12-2017 JR, ASSOC, GONZALEZ, ALBERT PAPER. TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Unclassified 01/29/1996 Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (4) Page 1 NEW CLASSIFICATION: UPDATE. DATE: 11/03/2000
HW 54463 has been serialized as 134-1A-801, | - 100-10461 (L. SAC, DALLAS (134-1A~8014A) | 12/9/63, SA W. HARLAN BROWN BL-6-8 _, On 12/4/63, SA W. HARLAN BROWN received, in person, -a typewritten report, dated 11/26/63, from DL-6-S, This report | . Informant determined that JOE LANDIN ang AUGUSTIN: ESTRADA had lunch together on 11/26/63. LANDIN told him that ALBERT GONZALEZ had called him, GONZALEZ is an ambitious, hard= driving epportunity. Both ESTRADA and EANDIN are familiar with . his promotions. GONZALEZ wanted to know what LANDIN thought of the fact that JOE MOLINA, ex-GI Forum member chairman, had been questioned in regards to LEE OSWALD on the President's death, . GONZALEZ recalled how conservative MOLINA is yet he was questioned. Zf JOE MOLINA had been questioned, GONZALEZ said, what could he . and LANDIN expect since they were really outspoken (when they attended forum meetings). GONZALEZ thought that BILL LOWERY had“ given MOLXINA's name to the FBI together with all of the forun — members* names, He said he was going to Washington to see if he : was on the subversive list. He was pretty sure that he could not get that information there. LANDIN recalled that GONZALEZ knew RUBY and that sometime ago (4 years ago) he (ALBERT GONZALEZ) had told LANDIN that RUBY was an ex-labor organizer and was — “no good." GONZALEZ said he did know RUBY and had recently%Sspoken © to Hrs. GRANT, his sister at the Vegas Club. He is interested : in buying the club. 7 . informant determined that ESTRADA warned LANDIN not to give too much of his time to him for he is known to twist things around and could be a dangerous character. He could be working for someone at that very moment, that is, as an informer, After all, he hadn't visited LANDIN in almost 3 years... ALL THFORMATION CONTAINED | HEREIN 1S UNCLASSIZIED 1 ~ 134-14-801A DATE BY ZAG fi 1060-8001 (J. LANDIN) ~-- . os ~ 100-7995 (A. -ESTRADA) - 100-9847 (J. MOLINA) bet fat pat WHB: jeg ~ 100-9734 (G.I, FORUM) 1 - 100-7929 (B, LOWERY) (7) oe cae, a , DoclId: 327113185 Page 2?