‘Released under the o UNITED — CONCH Legat,, Havana (66-87) FEED A IO RR TY Fi Bs SECURITY OF OFFICE YAVANA, CUBA. é Refefence Havana letter. dated) *ugust 28, 1959 {ux™ . on September L, 1959, Colonel” Samuel G. Kail, Army” Nt dane} Amerioan “mbaesy, Havana, advised that he had learned that WILLIAM MLaxAN DRR-RMORGAN had’ told JULES DUBOIS @f the Chicago , af Tribune that KETT nad-calred"at a house which MORGAN had rented ap jn connection with a ecounterrevoluticonary plot against the Cuban Government and that of . E P : —— Kail had attempted te ward some - the plotter that the Cuban Gevernment knew of the counterrevolutionary plot. yer {ft is to be noted that in connection with the counterrevolutionary ©, plot, MORGAN actually was operating as an agent for the Cuban Government. Kail confidentially advised Legat that he did not ake such a call and did not even know where the house was located (ff) a a = Fas neta 3.5 a vn nae en * a ital Ou August 31, 1959, HAV-32 advised that he was ingormed- by IGNACIO MENDIETA, Chief of Liaison between the Cuban State = Department and various police organizations, that the preséet “7 * Minister @¥ State, RAUL ROA, had given some consideration to 7 iH Wye ordering FBI agents out of Cuba, claiming they had always been: | ; close fri€nds and collaborators of ex-President FULGENCIO BATISTA. a HAV-32; ig, disoussing this matter with MENDIETA, who was far many eda with the Cuban National Police, pointed out’ that (/ .' years ,connec as MRNDIEBA would recall the FBI representatives in Cuba had always\  .: peenintereste@® only in criminal matters which were of mutual ~ interest £0 the Cuban Government and the United States. MENDIETA ae stated hdtrealfzed this and that if he became aware that Cuban authorities in the future were considering acting for the recall of FBI agents here, he would voice his objections to the Ministry of State. \E Captain RENE VALDES of G-2, Cuban Army Military ‘Hy Intelliggnce, on September 2, 1959, advised that the preg ’ his @rganization is RAMIRO VALDEZ\_—. HAV-22 has report ig known in Communist Party circles astel Comm this office have stated that VALDEZ an ae ENS Gi na ORIGINAL FILED IN C5 emmy | aah ral O (Ori ? rae \, oa Pai Docld: 32337089 Page 2?
Meased under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Record i {ooo Yaa We - . = Collection A 5 5 . ATES. 11-14-2017 ct of 1992 (44 use 2107 ter. - a . / OQ S ) 9/3/59 & ore Havana 66-87 Both RENE VALDES and GEORGE NOBREGAS of the Ministry of Interior, as well as HAV-32, have advised that RAMIRO VALDEZ is the most important police official in Cuba at the present time. RAMIRO VALDEZ has actual supervision of all organizations attempting any type of intelligence investigations .(Q }} Wy admost ali members RENE VALDES voluntarily stated that of G-2 are violently anti-American in their statements. @ WW i 4 t | _ i Colonel Kail, Army Attache, advised Legat he had | learned that RAMIRO VALDEZ is very seldom ina his office but spends _.ffalmost his complete time in the company of RAUL CASTRO, head of c the Cuban Armed Forces. (W W Legat will attempt to follow this matter closely and advise the Bureau immediatel of any developments with respect to police relations. OH (Ww) | With respect fo information furnished by Colonel Kail | | in paragraph 1 of this letter, it will be appreciated if this information is not disseminated outside the Bureau as it was furnished the Legat in confidence. (@M «2+ , a hate ttl ope honk pcp atte hte thet pe tdNad: se ate teed nce A cA Docld: 32337089 Page 3