“Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 3107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/8/2015 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10332-10032 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER: — CR 2-1622-235 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI _ FROM: MM TO: HQ TITLE : DATE: 09/19/1963 PAGES: 80 SUBJECTS : SANTIAGO ALVAREZ RODRIGUEZ DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : — Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: — Consulted; 4 CURRENT STATUS:  Redact DATE OF LASTREVIEW: — 05/18/1999 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF USCG COMMENTS : REFERRED TO USCG v9.1 Docld: 32313755 Page 1
YReleased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2T07 Hote). DATE: 11- 14-7017 Lo, me MM 2-156 Copies (Continued) 2 - Washington Field. (Info. ) (1-105-40360 HAITIAN REVOLU- 1 - Newark. (Info. ) (RM) TIONARY ACTIVITIES) (RM) ,INS, Miami (RM) + - U.S; Customs, (1 =.Region II,. Miami) (RM) (1-Miamt) (RM) - G-2, Ft. McPherson, Ga. (RM) - ONI, Miami (RM) - OSI, Robins AFB, Ga. (RM) Border Patrol, Miami (RM) =, CIA, Miami (RM) - State Dept., Office of Cuban Affairs, Miami (RM) - U.S. Coast Guard, Miami (RM) _ - Miami (2-156) . ; (1-105- 1597 HAITIAN REVOLUTIONARY ACTIVITIES) - ADMINISTRATIVE (Continued) 7 - conducted in the Miami area to enable the U.S. Department of Justice to render a prosecutive opinion. In the event prosecution is. desired, Miami can obtain, if necessary, additional evidence through interrogation of potential witnesses who were among those recruited, | Brrr he enor a A copy of this report has been designated for Newark & Washington Field Office for information, in view of their | general interest in. this case. . INFORMANTS ' —_ | | 7 oe T-1 is MM 492-8 - instant. case , Page 9 , \ COVER PAGE ——— CB Docld: 32313755 Page 2?
‘Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1997 (44 USC 2107 Hotery. DATE: 11-14-2017 Lo a ; yy * 4 whe | - CONEIDENTIAL or ig CIA. x . a - C * a COVER PAGE : - a CONFIDENTIAL a Docld: 32313755 Page 3
PRereased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 usc 2107 Hotes. “DATE: 11-14-2017 las LN . aed MM 2-156 | | . | : \ 1963, that five carloads of Cubans, numbering between 25 and 30 in all, had arrived at her camp on Friday, August 16, 1963. They were towing a trailer which appeared to be loaded with luggage. She saw no arms or ammunition with. ‘the group. She stated she rented a small runabout motor boat to the group, so they could reach No Name Key with their equipment. She advised 2 ‘ group appeared to be under the direction of OSCAR INO, whom she stated had previously been on No Name Key with pther Cuban trainees. ; f A . Mrs. OETTLE advised that~on the orning of PbAe August 18, 1963, she had observed LARRYYAOHARD a Mexicai, bring eight or nine more Cubans through fer fishing camp | to No Name~Key. She stated HOWARD was in a 1957 Chevrolet, blue bottom ‘with white top. She described him as 5'8" tall, 180 pounds, black hair, black mustache, round face. She stated he departed ‘from No Name Key and drove off in the car with two other Cubans on the morning of August 19, 1963. On August 19, 1963, CPO WALTER PARKER, United States Coast Guard, Marathon, Florida, advised the Coast Guard had assisted in landing four Customs agents on No Name Key on the night of August 16, 1963. They located approximately sixteen Cubans dressed in Army fatigues, who ° claimed to be members of the 2506 Brigade, recently discharged from the United States Army. The group claimed they were on No4¢Name Key to take photographs of Army maneuvers for propaganda purposes, and to raise funds. They claimed to have the permission of the owner tooccupy the premises, and would remain on the key for two or three days. A search by the Customs agents did not reflect any concealed weapons. ( - 19 - SECHET: | Docld: 32313756 Page 4
Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 usec 2107 Hote }- DATE: il- 14-7017 o : MM 2-156 - 18, PARKER advised the Coast Guard was maintaining routine patrols in the area, and would advise of any untoward activity. He added that the United States Coast Guard patrol planes pass in the vicinity of No Name - ' 7 Key about twice a day. on August 19, 1963, ANGEL LUrs¥A: STILL QMCABRERA , born October 2, 1924, at Santiago de, Cuba,\was interviewed at" No Name Key” by | Special Agent RALPH L. JENSEN. He advised he is the leader of 27 Cuban refugees. presently on the key, and that he resides at_ 351 Southwest Sixth Street, Apartment #2, Miami, Horie Spiele Dininretansnin’ Si it FE RRND pT pero eg se = CASTILLO stated most of the group had arrived at No Name Key on Friday, August 16, 1963, for the purpose of making a motion picture of training maneuvers for . propaganda, publicity and fund-raising purposes. He f estimated the group would remain on No Name Key for about one week. He was unable to furnish the name of the , individual, group or organization who was going to film mo the picture. CASTILLO denied that the 27 Cubans represented any particular anti-CASTRO group, stating itcwas-composed of many individuals who had received training in the United « ‘States Army at Fort Jackson, others who desired to receive ; some training and volunteered to appear in the film. He stated the majority of the group were followers of MANUEL ARTIME, but that he had not sponsored the idea or financed } it in any manner. CASTILLO stated he had originated the as idea, and was responsible for bringing the group to | No Name Key. - 20 - SEQRET ee , Docld: 32313755 Page 5