AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILENUMBER:  07-M-04 Document Information ORIGINATOR:  SSCIA FROM: BROWNE, JERROLD B. TO: KIRBOW, CHARLES TITLE: [Restricted] DATE: 07/11/1975 PAGES: 14 SUBJECTS : . CUBA OPERATION MONGOOSE KENNEDY, JOHN DOCUMENT TYPE: CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFICATION: — Declassified RESTRICTIONS: — 1B; 1C CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 Docld: 32423436 Page 1 JFK Assassination System Identification Form ’ Agency Information SSCIA 157-10014-10098 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTTEE 03/21/2000 CCBOX 443 Date: 6/29/201
Date . Page 08/06/95 - 1 . JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION . AGENCY : SSCIA RECORD NUMBER : 157-10014-10098 . RECORDS SERIES : MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS OF THE CHURCH COMMITTTEE AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 07-M-04 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR : SSCIA FROM : BROWNE, JERROLD B. TO : KIRBOW, CHARLES TITLE : CLERK CHRON JULY 1975 [ R ] DATE : 07/11/75 PAGES : 14 SUBJECTS : OPERATION MONGOOSE CUBA KENNEDY, JOHN DOCUMENT TYPE : CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFICATION : SECRET RESTRICTIONS : REFERRED CURRENT STATUS : POSTPONED IN FULL DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 01/05/99 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS :; CCBOX 443 (R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED Docld: 32423436 Page 2?
Anited States Senate IC if Lo MEMORANDUM FY] o page | (Cette: los FAFOS | | | | Kom Chder, 7/1 [7 SA Lie: MG 0b, Cova, Vix Zs | Hace Le, fp “iG Cone Ve aun, “ola spd | | eal HE yes dinty ~ RECEIVED FRO JUL, 1975 CLA Docld: 32423456 Page 4
Review Staff: 75/679 SECRET ; CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY RYIO WASHINGTON, D.C. 20505 : / 11 July 1975 _ Mr. Charles Kirbow ' Select Committee To Study Governmental poe: Operations With Respect To Intelligence Activities pero United States Senate 1 Washington, D. C. 20510 . ae Dear Mr. Kirbow: ; This refers to your 10 July telephone request for: 1) a newspaper article printed before the death of President Kennedy in which Castro indicated that Castro was aware of a plot to assassinate Castro; and 2) a news- paper article in more recent weeks in which Castro said that ‘if the American Congress wanted to know about plots to .assassinate Castro it only had to ask Castro. On the first question, Daniel Harker filed from Havana a report of an informal interview given to him at a Brazilian Embassy reception on.Saturday, 7 September 1963. This was not a public speech. The Harker item appeared in the Washington Star and in the Times Picayune of New Orleans. Please see Tab 1. These are accurate transcripts but we don't have photographic copies available. . Our answer to your second question may not be precisely what you want since it is based on a Swedish newspaper report, and not one which appeared in a Cuban or Washington newspaper as you had thought. It is attached as Tab 2. RECEIVED FROM JUL 14 1975 . . CIA —_ Assi Attachments: a/s-. Sincerely yours, rrol . Brown nt to the Director Classitied by- 003717- . Exempt from general declacsification scheduie of £.0. 11652 SECRET exemption schedule SB (1), (2), (3) Automatically declassitied on NATIONAL SECURITY INFORMATION Unauthorized Disclosure Subiect to iminal ; ; i Date Impossibio to Determi _ Criminal Sanctians. . me | Docld:32493486 Page’5 ~ > 6 (0. Ba
CunRET KRY // ’ CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY ; A WASHINGTON,D.C. 20505 Review Staff: 75/1084 =< 11 July 1975 . —_ Mr. Frederick A. 0. Schwarz, Jr. Chief Counsel a Select Committee To Study Governmental he Operations With Respect To Intelligence pees Activites. OO i United States Senate : Room G-308 oo po Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington, D. C. 20510 Dear Mr. Schwarz: te. The attached is the response to question 20 of isk your 24 May 1975 request to Mr. E. H. Knoche for a — summary of Cuban proposals. channeled through the | Special Group mechanism. It should be noted that this reflects only those operations against Cuba which are recorded in the Agency Special Group files. It does not, for example, include the Special Group (Augmented). The files and other records of the latter body are believed to be in the custody of the Executive Secretary of the 40. Committee. . Sincerely, Qeot Elen. Walter Elder Assistant to the Director Attachment: TSR Spars cry sr ag me As stated — | | RECEIv a ierer JUL FA 1975 | : Unauthorized Gisclosure sanity S en . Weel f- ——___________} . ag ee - | : ve . ; ; ~ a ° * sos . 0 eo: . at tame ~~ ‘ta digo: fe eh NN ES Te! So Bee IS gD ie Docidi32423486 Page 6 ° °° ° . |:
THE WHITE HOUSE a WASHINGTON July 16, 1975 Dear Mr. Miller: Transmitted herewith for your use are certain materials compiled by the Department of State as part of our continuing response on the subject of assassination allegations. These materials pertain to possible allegations of assassination of Castro and Lumumba and should be regarded and treated as ''assassin- ation documents"! under the terms of the agreement we concluded on June 26. Very truly your i td . French <Ssistant Counsel Mr. William G. Miller © Staff Director Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations With - . - Respect to Intelligence Activities | | _ Room G 308 Dirksen Senate Office Buildin RECES.” cy pyeyas Washington, D,C. 20510 ti DS yuc LT LsID ee a WH 4 7 , : . Docld: 324233486 *Page 7T “#8 . . *
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL WASHINGTON, D.C. 20530 oo \ ? July 17, 1975 . Honorable Frank Church, Chaizman United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence Activities Washington, D. C. 20510 Dear Senator Church: Pursuant to your requests of June 27, 1975, attached and transmitted herewith are: (1) a summary of the material in Departmental file 82-46-53 . (2) the full text of a May 14, 1962 memorandum from the CIA, and (3) a copy of a report dated October 18, 1960, concerning alleged statements by Sam Giancana that Fidel Castro was going to be assassinated. Wey. | fer K. WILLIAM O'CONNOR Special Counsel for Intelligence Coordination RECEIVED FROM \u gut, £7 1375 GOWUTOn NC. a AM 5 me 774.191°. Docld: 324293486 “Page 8
F Docld: 32423486 “ Subject: Response: = urInEeTy 21 July 1975 CIA Intercession in Behalf of Robert Maheu and/or Salvatore Giancana and/or John Roselli in Relation to Possible Prosecutions Other than 1962 Las Vegas Bugging Incident--Requested of Mr. Breckinridge During Appearance Before SSC on 2 June. A review of Agency files reveal one instance, in addition to the 1962 intercession in connection with the Las Vegas bugging incident, in which CIA representatives approached law enforcement authorities with reference to pending prosecution against any of the above persons. - _ Records show that on 26 February 1971 the Comnissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice, was approached concerning action reportedly being initiated for the deportation of John Roselli. The purpose of this was to forestall public disclosure of Roselli's past operational association with CIA. It was agreed that CIA would be kept informed of the progress of all action. No further commitments were made. . . . rn rs age 16 j em. | Te en en eee ee eee | p SE SSSMRS ay NOTE) ” ’ Qeeeny, oO. (7) or C2) (ere one or ere) AGSUSATIOALLY ceiling ge . | oe [Pet tmpossible to Determine | + ae ee Cssless fripossinhs, insert ete ge event)