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» 3 p ¢ ©: 1 7" Opportunity or the Committee had an opportunity to look into | S | 3 2 | the relationship of the Teamsters with the rackets, is that | ~~ I 3 5 | correct? 4 : Mr. Sheridan. Yeah. | 5 | Mr. Postal. And one of:.the areas that came under scrutiny | | 6 ie was the Chicago area, is that correct? 7 | Mr. Sheridan. Yeah. 8 | Mr. Postal. And in that light, the same Sam Giancana 9 | probably became known to you. 10 | Mr. Sheridan. Sure. ll | Mr. Postal. And do you recall that one of the first things) @: 12 | the Attorney General did when he became Attorney General was @ g 13 | to target for the Bureau and the other investigative agencies 3 14 of the government certain figures in organized crime that he 15 || wanted investigated vigorously? 16 Mr. Sheridan. Well, I think what he did was to first of - 17 || jall beef up the organized crime section. He certainly indicated) - 18 || |he wanted the organized crime section to pursue more vigorously | 3 19 |/ the whole problem of organized crime. In that process, certain | : zo | orsanize crime figures were, if you want to use the word, ! ¢ z ort targeted, and Sam Giancana was one of them. : : 22 Mr. Postal. Okay. / gt \ @ 23 Is it fair to say that Sam Giancana was fairly high on the | 5 24 || list? 29 tir. Sheridan. Well, he was one of the major organized HW 53244 DoclId: 32202744 rr
azo, be said, “has given way to a wave of optimism that the Hoxinm Leader ig rere) Longex neca ssarily a permanent £ismre.” . concern chat the raida toeld divest much needed minpower ee a oad resources from the econonic to the military sectore © i> Qa 4 September a reliable clandestine sources in Cuba - feported that the reaction of the averase san oa the street ia _ Ravana to the news of the attacks on Casiida and panta, Lacia . ve WES “asstounding.“ Prior to the Cuban goveroment'’s o:mounce=- & ao ment of the raids, the averase man on tha street seened aa , epethetic, ccprvesaed ang in a lew stzte of morale. Following “ the amiouncenent their mood changed to one of pleasure, joy, © asd kose,. The observations ef this source were xeinforeed =~ .. by the statements of Cuban refugees who errived ia the U.S. . “abortly after the Cutan amocscsnent of tha raids. : "A former Major in the Cubah Rebel Asay whe broke with Castro reported after his exfiltratien from Cuba in January » 2964 that the 23 December Siguanea raid which destroyed = cos: Pe§ petrol boat was a great boost to morale among Gteaffected ” _ Gatans. ; . 5 A Caban lawyer with extershive connections anong Cuban = government officials end in the Western community in Eavana ‘bas jast reported that the "horale effects of the recent DORE S sabotage operations axe good among anti-resimea sconents of te : the populati Seach acts, to them, indicate that the cutsida: 7 | "7 world is rot foreatting the Cuban people, that the fisht cone aon ns S| .. tinves and suggests 3 possible prelude to some military action |; ~ * against Castro. Opposite moxale effects are notad among the 22./:7 “s : Bee ene segnents who have tended to remain notably me _ about: the resize aster successful sabstasge operations.’ a Fomerere vere ted aes! technician cuployed, by t he Cuban EE pe 7" government reported on ci Jamuary that the “act of sabotage Desh me ' against the rorpede boat on the Isle of Pinea was very success, - €yl in the opinion of tha people and,for sure, public opinion = os meeded something to stisulate it, What hospened at La Sigemea® !. ; A bad cech an effect. Although at times failures cre suffered = | which depresa the people, ‘they are = anxious fox sonething to: > Epp ag he tert Docld:32202189 Page 3 : “Lyndon B. ‘Tohnson ‘Library.
FSP RAEN IT avin a wp a TS NE SRN i BO RAR Te JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM Date:08/14/92 Page:1 wweeeeeee @-<- waowewweo2errer ewww wwe mew woe en mee seo ses e et ewe ewes ee eeerre-= - aeoene oom AGENCY : SSC RECORD NUMBER : RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER IA 157-10005-10023 Peleased under the John . Eennedy WSsassination Records ollection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#:NWU 53244 Date: 6-13-2017 ORIGINATOR : FROM : T-RESTREETED ] : [ RESTRICTED ] OM TO TITLE : [ DATE : PAGES : 1 _ SUBJECTS : r RESTRICTED. &. RESTRICTED lL DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION RESTRICTIONS CURRENT STATUS ° DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA COMMENTS BOX 262-1. SSCIA DOCUMENT INFORMATION 11/12/75 PAPER, U TEXTUAL DOCUMENT REFERRED Pp 09/28/93 HW 535244 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Docld: 322027153 Page 1 nee ne rn ee etn ee ernie Yet Rats i EN ET EEE 8 EEE TEA AA,
HW 53944 (0025 | SSC] BOX # 262-01 November 12, 1975 Michael E. Shaheen, Jr., Esq. office. ‘of, Deputy“ Attorney: ‘General U.S.Departient of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 Dear Mike: The following _a addit al materials relating to mail openings are requeste< for delivery: All materials: pertaining to | FBI knowledge « of This request specifically encompasses material per- taining to the requirements levied by the FBI on the program and material pertaining to information from the program regarding American citizens which was disseminated by the CIA to the FBI. Sincerely, John fT. Bl1Lit£ Director JTE/dm Domestic Intelligence Task Force Docld: 322022153 Page 2
AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE : MEMORANDUM DATE. : PAGES : SUBJECTS : DIEM 4 ASSASSINATION OF DIEM 24/27/59 Date : 08/+5792 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Released under the John . Eennedy Wsec5asgsination Records ollection Act of 1992 SSCIA 157-10005-10077 (44 USC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53244 Date: He—-1si-2017 DOCUMENT INFORMATION SSCIA DAWSON, RHETT MILLER, BILL 08/01/75 1 ) AND BROTHER, NHU ON 11/2/63 , SMITH, DAVE - CHIEF OF STATION BUNDY, MACGEORGE SCHWARZ, F.A.0. SMOTHERS, CURT DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 265-14 HW 535244 PAPER, TEXTUAL. DOCUMENT U : REFERRED P 09/29/93 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Docld: 322702767 Page 1
HW 535244 sSTE SSCI BOX # 265-14 ; | (0017 MEMORANDUM ee eee ee e August 1, 1975 TO: Bill Miller F.A.O. Schwarz Curt Smothers FROM: Rhett Dawson SUBJECT: Diem [we ft aé The attached draft represents a short chronology and conment | the events leading up to the assassination of Diem and his brother on November 2, 1963. | | The only remaining loose end in my mind that might need tying | is the question of the availability of air transport for Diem on 1. of his death. I believe this could be quickly cleared up if thought neces - oe sary, by interviewing or taking testimony from then Chief of Stationgue) a(now at Langley) and possibly MacGeorge Bundy. I would appreciate your comments and some guidelines on format for future drafts, if appropriate. DoclIda: 322027767 Page 2? 7s
Date:10/05/93 . Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM : TO : TITLE : MEMORANDUM DATE : PAGES : SUBJECTS AGENCY INFORMATION CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO SSCIA DEGLAS? SO4TION AND/OR : 157-10005-10260 RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION RECORDS SERIES : a IN THIS DOCUMENT arse DOCUMENT INFORMATION SSCIA Released under the John F. Kennedy LACKRITZ, MARC lssassination Records Collection LENZNER, TERRY wet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). ( rasef:NW 53244 Date: 06-13-2017 Be _ » a. 02/06/74 9 “N MEMORANDUM RE: CONVERSATION WITH WILSON, WILL DOCUMENT TYPE e rs CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS “2 > BOX 261-10 PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT 7_ U . Pp 10/05/93 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED HW val, DocId:32202450 Page 1
sepraxn SSC BOX# 265-15 @ | lA ( TO: Paul Wallach FROM: Dan Dwyer and Ed Greissing DATE : November 14, 1975 RE: Revéew of Oswald 201 at CIA, November 3, 1975 Greissing and Dwyer returned to the CIA to review the Oswald 201 under the agreement set forth in the meeting of 1/28/75 between Mr. George Kalaris and Mr. Wall of the CI staff and members of the SSCI. 1. Mr. Wall outlined some security measures which Dwyer and Gre&ssing agreed to cumply with. First, any notes taken by members of the SSCI will be photocopied at the end of each session's review. Second, briefcases will remain in the cus- 5 tody of the CI office while documents are being reviewed.: 2. Greiasing and Dwyer were introduced to (DangNiecHersy seeet @ (phonetic). Mr. Wall said that MEfmNiecHer)\ would answer any substantive questions about the documents and the cryptograms used therein. ie 3. Mr. Wall explained that some of the documents now filed in the Oswald 201 were not filed there at the time of the President's assassination. Some were located in file 200 (miscellanedus international file); others in file 100 (miscel- laneous domestic file); others in the WH Division files (those generated by the Mexico City station); and, others in the files reserved for documenta with sensitivity indicatérs. HW 532744 DBocld:32202781 Page 2?
. | , Date:09/30/93 Page:1 | JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM & IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John AGENCY : SSCIA . Kennedy RECORD NUMBER : 157-10005-10131 lssassination Records ollection Act of 1992 RECORDS SERIES : (44 SC 2107 Note). ase#: NW 53244 Date: He-13-2017 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : 277??? FROM : TO : TITLE : PARTIAL INFORMATION DATE : 03/21/77 PAGES : 2 * SUBJECTS : POISONED CIGARS eo DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : S RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/30/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 419-7 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED io 44 HW 532744 DBocld:32202321 Page 1
© SSC. 419-7 nvtocron . SSC! BO? it 4 i 3 “Zh ~ {~ o ort 2 . sy fv ff nearness! produces a fatal illness some hours after it is ingested. gear distinctly remembers the .flaps-and-~seals job he had to do on the box and on each of the wrapped cigars, both to get at the cigars and to erase evidence of tampering. He kept ane of the experimental cigars - and still has it. He retested it during our inquiry and found that . he the toxin still retained ght of its. original effectiveness. The cigars were so heavily contamina ted that merely putting one in the [ mouth would do the job; the! intended victim would not actually have to smoke it. i Gunn's notes show that he reported the cigars as beirg ready | _ for delivery on 7 octoven 1960. S| notes do not ‘show actual delivery until 13 February 1961. They do not indicate to whom .delivery was made. Gunn states that he took the cigars, at some SMe ee noe unspecified time, and kept them in his personal safe. He remembers l destroying them within a month of Sher Edwards retirement in June 1963. (Comment :-° Others recall the cigar Scheme, but only as an idea that was. considered and then discarded. Roosevelt, Chief of TSD at the Eime , and O'Connell, the case officer, recall the cigar scheme, But feel that it was never considered seriously. To Gunn ands Ben” who gave it a good deal of time but did not participate in the broader operational discussions, the cigars loom as important.) aes wn een . oe yey ato Site vr Oras yeaa cara aeons pees
Date:09/30/93 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM @ a IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John AGENCY : SSCIA : Kennedy RECORD NUMBER : 157-10005-10135 .ssags ination Records Ollection Act of 15992 RECORDS SERIES : (44 U5 2107 Note). SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVT OPS-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITPSSS#? en Date: AGENCY FILE NUMBER : R2939 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA FROM : JOHNSTON, JIM TO : ELDER, WALTER TITLE LETTER REQUESTING ACCESS TO DOCS DATE : 04/12/76 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : REQUESTING DOCS FOR INVESTIGATION OF JFK ASSASSINATION Qecwes: FOR TESTIMONY FROM JANE ROMAN ACCESS TO ALL AGENCY FILES ON VICTOR ESPINOSA (AMLASH) DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : S$ RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/30/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 431-79 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED : y HW 53244 DBocld:32202325 Page 1
/ tol SS a FRANK CHURC “4, iwAHo, CHAIRMAN . “4 . JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN : i} 4 3 - 9 PHILIP A. HART, MICK, HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN. g WALTER F. MONDALE, MINN, BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. . “WALTER D. HUDDLESTpN, “MY. CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD. . ROBERT MORGAN, N.Cy RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA, openr Monsan. | Wnitea Hlates Senate WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR ' FREDERICK A. O. SCHWARZ, JR., CHIEF COUNSEL, . . CURTIS R. SMOTHERS, MINORITY COUNSEL SELECT COMMITTEE TO ‘ : STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH : RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES [ooereea (PURSUANT To S. RES. 21, S¢TH CONGRESS) WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 »,2 April 12, 1976 : Mr. Walter Elder Review Staff Central Intelligence Agency Langley, Virginia _— Dear Mr. Elder: In connection with the Select Committee's investiga- tion of the assassination of President Kennedy we request: mccocme (1) The opportunity to take testimony from Jane Roman, an Agency employee working on Cuban matters in 1964. If she is no longer employed by CIA, we wish to have her current address and telephone number ; Sincerely, ee ‘ Jim Johnston mere ewe gaye ’ prmareny " Boeld: 32202325 ° “Page 2 a OO rn er
Date:09/30/93 ; _ Page:1 | JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM . IDENTIFICATION FORM . AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY : SSCIA . Released under the John RECORD NUMBER : 157-10005-10136 - Kennedy Wssasgsination Records RECORDS SERIES : ollection &@ct of 1992 SELECT COMMITTEE TO STUDY GOVT OPS-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES (44 Use 2107 Note). ase#: NU 53244 Date: AGENCY FILE NUMBER : R2979 esas DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA FROM : JOHNSTON, JAMES H. TO : ELDER, WALTER - CIA TITLE LETTER REQUESTING INFORMATION DATE : 04/23/76 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : gg, REQUEST TESTIMONY FROM SHACKLEY, TED-CHIEF OF @MWAMB=sSPAT ION Sees REQUEST TESTIMONY FROM SWENSON, HAL-FORMER CHIEF OF CI, SAS REQUEST TESTIMONY FROM THE CHIEF OF CI, SAS NOV-DEC 1963 DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : U RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/30/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 431-96 [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED HW 53244 DBocld:322023276 Page 1
FRANK CHURCH. IDAHO, CHAIRMAN : ; {°- rt JOHN G. TOWER, TEXAS, VICE CHAIRMAN . ” 1 on - WN 5 on - rs : PHILIP A. HART, MICH. HOWARD H. BAKER, JR., TENN. a4 WOO IPC Hit WALTER F. MONDALE, MiNi BARRY GOLDWATER, ARIZ. WALTER DO. HUDDLESTON, KY. CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., MD, ROBERT MORGAN, N.c. RICHARD S. SCHWEIKER, PA, “a { - GARY HART, COLO. Wnrited Si. { 3 ™ . WILLIAM G. MILLER, STAFF DIRECTOR UH e ow a mon 9 6 oy SELECT COMMITTEE TO_ 7 ; STUDY GOVERNMENTAL OPERATIONS WITH RESPECT TO INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES Q . (PURSUANT To 5S. RES. 21, MTH CONGRESS) : {Ol fom . WASHINGTON, D.C. 20510 wae April 23, 1976 Mr. Walter Elder ; og ON ay | a Review Staff . 0 a pe Central Intelligence Agency YE a Langley, Virginia _ mame — Dear Mr. Elder: | . oo In connection with the Select Committee's investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy, we request. the op- - portunity to take testimony from the three individuals iden- tified below if they are still employed by the Agency, or their current address and telephone number if they are no longer em- ployed: 1. ‘Ted Shackley, Chief of JMWAVE Station, » @ former Chief of CI,. SAS; 3, The Chief of CI, SAS in November-December 1963. Sincerely, aa daa James H. Johnston nw Sadda poeta 3220
a _  Date:09/30/93 ae Page:1 - ou? JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM 8 oe IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION Peleased under the John AGENCY : SSCIA . Kennedy RECORD NUMBER : 157-10005-10169 hogassination Records OoOllection Act of 1992 RECORDS SERIES : (44 USC 2107 Note). ; ases#: NW 53244 Date: Ne—-13-2017 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : COMMISSION ON CIA ACTIVITIES WITHIN THE U.S. FROM : BELIN, DAVID W. TO : HARVEY, WILLIAM K. TITLE : LETTER W/TRANSCRIPT ~ DATE : 05/01/75 PAGES : 21 SUBJECTS: : @ REQUEST FOR CORRECTIONS/REVIEW OF TRANSCRIPTED INTERVIEW DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : U ‘ RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED aa CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 09/30/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 435-5 ERD ITEM IS RESTRICTED = CL, ‘ 4 . a . 4 HW 53244 DBocld:32202359 Page 1
HW 535244 - . ESS -2-— a “Would you make that please -- Do you mind my - interrupting? B: Sure - go ahead. H: Make that Soviet Intelligence Branch. B: -- and he was in ‘charge of the Soviet Intelligence Branch of the Agency -- H: --which is a lesser position than the other reads like. B: All right. He went to Berlin in the Fall of 1952 quiere LASS EEK WvSmmuntil 1959. He came back to Washingt Sarl of 1959 where he stayed until June of 1963, except | for possible short periods of temporary duty -- ¢ H: -- except for several periods of temporary duty. B: -~- except for several periods of temporary duty abroad. He went to Rome in June 1963 Wirere) Mtronechiesmintil 1966. He came back to thewaeener “in Washington in 1966 and he retired from the Agency in 1967. on December 31. Now, Mr. Harvey, does that summardze basically part of your background, at least that we discussed? H: That is correct. I would like to add one thing, if I may. During both the Berlin and Rome periods and for a considerab Garon Benlingr yy by Ng Pwhich Yaises ‘BuE T want you to know that period of time in Washington arene sseciburne dy ey eee gtection of propriety" in the handling of this. B: All right. I first asked. lyou. with regard to any . knowledge of any assassination plans or plots within the Agency concerning Patrice Lumumba and you might indicate what your response was to that, Mr. Harvey. H: I have no personal knowledge of any such plan or operation within or on the part of the Agency. B: ' I also asked you apart from the question of Fidel’ Castro whether or not you had any knowledge of «. any assassination plans or plots in the Agency that involved any’ other foreign leader. , ce PROPERTY OF 0136¢ THE WHITE HOUSE necire Docld: 322702359 Page 2?
we HW 53244 ee et ene ey ee eee AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECC -ERIES : Upl 43/96 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM Date:10/05/93 Page:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM Ace eee ORE Eee Oe eee Oe eee eee eee ee SSCIA 157-10005-10267 AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ewewe eee ee meee we eee sew mete sn eee mee eww we ew ee ew ee Bee we w eww ee ee ee DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA FROM : TREVERTON, GREGORY F. Released under the John F. Kennedy TO : FILES. Lesassination Records Collection bet of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). TITLE : rase#: NW 53244 Date: 06-13-2017 MEMORANDUM/CHRON DATE : 05/27/75 PAGES : 3 pes: SUBJECTS : INTERVIEW WITH GOODWIN, RICHARD SUBJ: INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES IN LATIN AMERICA DOCUMENT TYPE : CLASSIFICATION : S$ RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT REFERRED P 10/05/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS BOX 390-3 eewew en een wwe eee ew ee He Docla:32202457 Page 1° [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
wp v INDEX Cc (Continued) Name Cliburn, Van Cliff Dwellers Organization at the Petroleum Club - Coffey, Julia E. Coleman-Packard Printing Company Colley, Eugene L. Collier, James Grover Colomb, Herbert Columb Printing and Stationery Commenge, Mrs. Bennie Commercial Printing Company Communisticheskaya Communist Manifesto Connally, Governor Consans, Sidney Conway, H. L. Cornett, C. P. . Corporan, John ; Cortes, Mrs. Walkiria Craig, Mrs. Lennie , Creel, Robert J. 2 Y Crellin, Raymond F. ‘ Crockett, Robert "The Crocodile" Cross, Jim Crozier Tech High School Crump, Re Re , Crus, Miguel Cruz, Miguel Cruz, Miguel_M.- Cuban Exiles Student Revolutionary Group "The Cuban Repert" Cuban student directorate "Cuban: Student Directorate" Cubi Point Culbertson, Jerry F. COSTE vt. 4659 . DoclId:32202555 Page 3 ; | 49, 50, 78 17, 18 308 407 174 11 92, 93 180 — 446 223 "222 423 446 454,429 445 138 211, 247 este ot I a” Rae . en 27y, = ret 3 7m oY acat sf Se. is as eg
“Ts INTERVIEW AND MOSETHG SUMMARY Page 3 of & 3 FILE: the President probably did not know of the gun transfer, but he said that the assassination and the U.S. role with respect to it would have come as no surprise to the President. He doubted that the CIA even would have had to clear the transfer, although a general policy of that _ sort might have been passed by the Special Group. Goodwin reported no other mention of assassinations. In fact, he said he once heard a CIA man say that assassination was a bad idea because once started, it never ended. However, an agent in the field might regard killings of one sort or another as within his mission in supporting one political faction over another. And of course someone might have gotten carried away. It was clear from the Bay of Pigs that the CIA sometimes acted without, or even against, instructions (e.g. by bringing Batista followers into the Bay of Pigs invasion team). In general, Latin American work seemed to attract the worst personnel in all Washington agencies including the CIA. 2. CIA Activities in Brazil: Q9 States had stron backed Quadros and never liked GofPart.- In the ata ‘ eriod before 1964, the ipport to anti-Goulart factions: followers of Kubitsc Brazilian northeast. The U.S involved in Brazilian elections contact with the Brazilian military. How much ers' activities might have extended Goodwin did not know. me s2d406 Docld: 32202457 Page 2
: , ¢(3(Bs . Date:10/05/93 Page:1 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM ( IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION : AGENCY : SSCIA RECORD NUMBER : 157-10005-10281 O OBJECTION DECLASSIF RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ween ee Meee eee em eee ewe we ew ewe ew wwe eee Be eee Be eB Be wee wee ew ew Se eH Sete eR eee ewe eww ee wee DOCUMENT INFORMATION Released under the John F. Kennedy ORO On SSCIA Lesassination Records Collection TO , bet of 1992 (44 USc 2107 Note). . rasefiNi 53244 Date: 06-15-2017 TITLE : INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY DATE : 06/03/75 PAGES : 3 SUBJECTS : . SUBJ: 40 COMMITTEE ( CONVERSATION WITH JOSEPH W. SCOTT DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : P DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 10/05/93 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : BOX 391-2 www ewe eK ee ee ee eee eee wee eK eee ee ew ew eK Me ewe ewww ewe eee ew ee ew ewww eee ew eee ese See [R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED HW 53244 DocId:32202471 Page 1
ro INTERVIEW AND MEETING SUMMARY Page of 2 PILE: He remembers that the question of intervention in the and Chilean elections came before the Committee, but recalls no significant disagreement or discussion. Similarly he recalls no debate over Laos in the Committee. HW 53244 DoclId:32202471 Page 2?