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404-10110-10430 « « OY Sas eS ee on - vay ae s to . ' + ° . RETURN To cI Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce ManRattan Field ofr fice 26 April 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Investigative Division SUBJECE 3 , 1. Reference is made to your telephone call of SB/ 25 April 1963. 2. On that date ens ' HARE contacted | the householder at N. Ye, to ré-brief hin ip accordance with Headquarters instructions. 0 3. —_Iimeatately apologized for not contacting any one at regarding an incident which occurred on ob either Monday or Tuesday, 22 or 23 April. According to . fe on one of those dates the "Philadelphia Inquirer" newspaper Bee 9¢t¥ied_to telephonically contact i+ In the absence of a ‘jand his wife, the " Inquirer” called| ext-door # neighbor, Mrs. | off and inquired about the SUBJECT. , ob o kh. Mrs. | [subsequently informed|__| ae wo ; wife that the "Inquirer" wanted to know such toings as: ge % pDSs/10S ms ‘lapps/zost. A. Who CARSWELL was? ol ee B. Was he related to the Cc. When was the. last time CARSWELL was seen at tela D. Did the oS anbor | riknow anything i VF about CARSWELL in view of the fact that he 5 i! was supposed to have lived ati y? — opis af 5. According to Me rane the "Inquirer" that she neither knew C nor anything about him. Ue sdvised further that vhen Mrs. informed we[ “7p ob
14-00000 of the «11, she expressed interest in what was going on, Since tie dally papers contained references to CARSWELL's release and his oot by CIA. ob ol oozorten that his wife advised Mrs. . e SUBJECT was a friend of her husband, that he, the SUBJECT, traveled a lot and mere lace to leave some clothes and occestoniit recéive mail. ey oth 7 It is noted that in January 1961, items in the newspaper concerning hin arrest by the Cubans listed Bs. his address at/| 7 8. was again requested to inform Agent E O'HARE of any e contacts with him by anyone concerning ~_ the SUBJECT, and he again agreed to do so. 3 CIS R. FAVORINI Go. Special Agent in Charge af ae re 4y ae ig ¥ *
T404-10110-10484 REPORT OF INVESTIGATION RUC NEW YORK FIELD OFFICE (CATEGORY OF REPORT) (FIELD OFFICE} PERIOD OF INVESTIGATION 17 MAY 1960 OFFICE OF ORIGIN HEADQUARTERS REPORT MADE BY CHARACTER OF CASE I SB/1 SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE Copies+/HDQS - Orig. ; NYFO - 1 — RETURN TO CiA -_ Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce FORM NO. 646 REPLACES FORM 38-109 1 MAY 55 WHICH MAY BE USED. (43) CLASS:
a AER SUPPORT BIVIsION, polP . ED abe. oe va July 1962 ee 7 Cuban authorities in September 1960 and who aré now serving | ten Year’. Oa a . - RELEASE CONTINGENCY PLAN 62 2. “HART OR MAP REFERENCE: ~ rae - Sectional aeronmutteal charts! ae ‘required. ae a TASK ORGANI ZATION: # — Dade L: " Carewell ‘(ates Eustace Ht. ‘Deakecke (ans) aad” ‘Edmond ° R, ‘Taransky (Alias) are TSD Staff Employees who were apprehended by sentences.. Efforts” ‘re being made to secure their velease. | a Since’: thelr release may ocgur, “without advance’ notice, and ata variety ‘of places, jie. Havana, Miami, Mexico City, Switzerland, | Brazil, | eles, ig f is: * 4, preative that a contingency plan be formulated te. snare | the i secure. : eet _ maintained until such time as the employees have returned to “Agency cons” a trol and then have these alias identities dleappear as quickly a8 possible, sf oo 5 EXECUTION: | _ oe oe a ape City or “other areas reception of these employees. te ~ i oo The controlling factor in all phases of the release procedure fe ae that these employees were in Cuba under allag and that during the ‘entire period since their capture their allases and cover stories appdrently,; have been maintained. . Therefore it is essential that these allases be <2! ~ a’ ve ae 2 ee nF, A , os aon Fer planning purposes. the release ¢ polite, will be Haven, Mexico” 2. M ISSION:’ = black air transportation f from port of entry, CONUS, to, the designated gate” OA, ‘Black air transport will be provided under thie 's plan j st the request of TFW, COS Mexico, or Operational Support Diviston/OS/DDS ~ depending o on a the release e point ; and port of entry.” a ned 2
14-00000 implemented. ,. woe a ae : 2. . 3, * 3. 4. 4 subjects are foopital cases, ie f “6 2. and off-loading pointe.” : Cc. “The following persénnel ¢ are knowledgeable a and charged with the responsibility of activating this ‘Plan: Oe a -. Organization: Alr Su rt Division, DD/P 2 ve _ _ Home Phone! aati oS -. On medion et . Office Phones ame as i. at Toy se oS ne A 3. Major Billy B. Campbell, Commander ‘Det in : Organization: 4 | Office Phonet . ‘Home Phone: (Office Phone: E ‘Major Kenne a Organization: ‘ ee €y Ree ES. Desired destination. _ 3 ‘ : * Nemo, ongantation 4 and telephone number of requesting ee 2? ‘Name and {plephone = mumber of KUBARK contacts at loading - . Major Richard r, “Skinner, AD/ASD/DD/P © Stes Organizttion: Air Support Division, DD/P | os = oo Home Phone: JE 3-1409 - . an Office Phone? Sterile Numbers ME 8- 6265, 5 =x 3. 9515 - Extensions 6862, 7664, 1367 | _ Red Line. 1058 Home Phone
' < ' : - . 7 ‘ > o % * 7 : : ., -&, ; . « ” . - i “ et & . D. ~ Detla farnieh L C- 54 and crew in standby capacity until. - ; farther ‘notices , Standby capacity is herein defined as capability, to vee ao we position the alrcgaft at any port of entry in east, south or. southwest a7 we U.8. from Boston yo Loe Angeles, within Whours, ees a te Me A f g rE, ~ Assurcing the aubjects will be released in Mew or Mexico: city, [wit prepare mission folders for flights from “most probable “ports of entry tollectatio and Andrews Air Force Base. ren RICHARD Ll, SKINNER 7 a AS as 4 oa a > ees Be
CSU or % * . Tos Eustace Danbrunt Reclusorio Nacional ; Kueva Gerona PS pTsla.de Pinos oo. ae My Bear Son, I am anx! My Son, I am anxious to hear fron you, Flease det me know coll as me K collect how y wh. > J e roar > n ou are and what I can send you. To he nerr Ur, curphy new i ener our, .urphy, I now stay é a Glads G. Danbrun | S@1 Jason Stree . | Cheverly, ciarylan 7 | 8
_ District Field. Ofte oy CARSNELL, ‘Daniel 43 872. 1 sa co wo - : Yo Tate Wd confiirn ‘verbal asdigment « of thie. cass the pet otttee” on. 6 March 196260 L285 EEO Oy. Diatet et: "Field 0 fos "to-optain a tela fe en *% aes al r ‘oettcs se origin wad tere for Aransaittal fost + rr a Ae. . You 3 written” ne a en this cater should be. ae - Roadquarters « a8 soon as practicable. a
(404-10110-10438 ° : ‘Deputy Director of Security wt Investigations end Operational Support _ AMTENTION’ = 1 Victor R. WHITE | letter aagrosses | —— ue ‘Rérerence your  memorendum dated 8 March 1962; ° seme subject, the following, corrections phould be_mades _ oe a, File number 43 872 delete Hermen HORTON as - responsible officer, and substitute John C. MERTZ, :. - / Be ‘File number 7 0) 536 correct, Live address to reads voM  Galifornia ee - Byron B. Burnes Bo ‘+. “Chief, CI Support
"ENORAND Pore. 1 Special igi ia Charge. ae “District Field Office ~ we ‘sunnet’ a CARSWELL, Daniel — (3 82 T 8/3 Sst Ba otrice, as Offfco" of at ae was’ ead : gent and instruct. him to report. to Readquarters ae "he this wand ‘tarther ‘confirm that on 1°20 Decéaber” 1961 § Agent Ramon HART reported to Headquarters, obtained the above’ desi “a “‘oribed - telegram. ~and waa informed . that, he_ was ales ote preys 50-4 om a “sth = oe e . We, “Your written: Fepert ¢ on, this’ aatter should. ‘be. forwarded, ‘toy a ‘Headquarters ag’ soon 8s practicable. car oe eae C/C8D . c. fo aU op men ere rn (jaf
(fod-fort0-t0446] . Headquarters . 16 Nov 1951 “AENORANDUM FOR Special Agent in Charge Os District Fleld Office condecr «- «ot «CARSWELL, Danfel #43 872 «XL SD/3 ole ona ‘will ‘confirm verbal ‘assigment of tae ¢ case. eek _ to your office cn nus Noi rember 196L9 ue wu - gueted, ta: ealéct’ a special agent and. instruct hin to eeperk ‘to Headquartera and obtain a telegram for transmittal hed - SUBSEGE via Western Union. ne awry to Headquarters and obtained the ab ove - a ee : deser a eLegran on PLS November 196lLe cad . lye: Your written report on this matter should be forwarded to Headquarters: as S00n as practicable. PAUL 7, AUDEN ee 1903 / | nae ae RETURN TO cia po Rs Background CIA Pe Poor aes, | 15 Nov.
(fod-tort0-0408 - te : FILE NO. __ 43872 DATE _5 December 1960 __ __ | SYNOPSIS Test item received and forwarded as attachment. Re Ban, TY, Boro eM re) Ona 1. Cla *F Repr Onj ee REPORT NO. AS FORM NO. 1495 By 4 . 1 NOV 56 Bees ~ ea ae Sete Sart ot Cae OS reek” abe
Case No. 43872 5 December 1960 GENERAL: (0 At New York 06 fo On 2 December 1960 or New York, received a test item postmarked 30 November 1960, mailed from Jersey City, New Jersey, addressed to DANIEL J. CARSWELL. This item was received from Mr. and 4s forwarded as an. attachment to this report. O 1A RETURN TO Cc Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce Attachment (1) JEO'H/bbh:
(404-10110-10487 + ee * ws Ce 3: / 8 4 . ¥ - i , . . ‘ 5 i em? 3 REPORT OF INVESTIGATION INTERIM. . . |. NEW YORK FIELD oOFFTS= "(CATEGORY OF REPORT) (FIELD OFFICE} ‘DATE. 219000 PS 3. MAY 1960 . | PERIOD OF INVESTIGATION 3 MAY 1960 OFFICE OF ORIGIN: [REPORT MADE BY CHARACTER OF CASE I SB/1 APPROVED: . . SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE Copies:¢fDQS - Orig. a -NYFO - 1 / ‘ ava ; 5A REPLACES FORM 38-109 ! PMarss— WHICH MAY BE USEO. CLASS:
“104-10110-10449 FILE No. ___4387 SYNOPSIS [o Appropriate steps taken ati and Fhiladelphia, Pennsylvania, have cancelle e arrangements set up to forward and receive nail destined to the SUBJECT'S ostensible parents. oO CIA RETURN TY only Bact Reproduce , REPORT NO. rxov “se 1125 120) of Se Reais UM WME bet Pak
CASE NO. L387 : 9 November 1960 GENFRAL: |, At| | Fennsylvania O b On 8 Nevember 1960, | Fostmaster., was i int iewed on the :remises o $ residence atl] a an) The inforrant was advised that mail directed to DANIEL~and/or MILDRED C at 0Pennsylvania, was no longer anticipated. He was asked to take the necessary action to cancel forwarding arrangements in existence. ER, ob ndicated that to his knowledge nothing had been received the above names and that he would personally attend to the cancellation of forwarding instructions which are on file at the Post Office. At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania * On 9 November 1960, the postal facility, Post Office Box #8055, General Fost Office, 30th and Market Streets, held in the names of the SUBJECT'S ostensible parents was closed out. The keys to the box were turned in and no forwarding ~- address was left for the C "gS, WiT, Jr. /wet «le be ae 7 i eeu eset haa RED ene P pn Ee eye bs : hee
404-10110-10475 * é MEMCRANCUM FOR: Chiely MYR : ty The Sebfact, a operatiomal aseets of both Tavans stati and G4\°5S, is cmrently in the Veshlastem, O., area at {8 wocredtion af “ire Howard SRT, im an offers to Tese tea nig ciile sgrapip ataina, fe was interviewed vy a repregestativ of “YAycO om 1S duly 1861 at the Sherehan ifetel to cevelop at svallzble teckersund ioforumtion gengerning nis lesa af ollisme ship and orsvlou stepe takon te restera ite ot oo, BARE was bora 27 Marek 1917 at Havama, Cubs of a aativearta 1.5. father amt 9 Odeon mothere Hla cirth wax yecorcad giiisemaip by birth theeagh the eitisumshis of kis fathers os Lenvaled, Aot oh & UaSe passport, bab om an identity card geceliiaias . of Ade CoS chitsenmiine Thing World dav Tl, he entered the V5.0 co  Aseyr Ade dorgo, wea shot dom og Ris L2th missles over Jopesiry and. wae @ orisonar af wap for 26 monthes Ee wie homorsbly sepsusiec ° 3_ Tn1950, aleng with several Gubsneborn, Ueds eisleens who were var vetaraus, be extared the Ouban police tones, where ids oo ina, on contact with Are SPEARS, the FOI representative at ts  aerune§ oy theie viel} 19 Odbag for which he ressived, 2 h.te- hg “fn DEMER s opindon, be beams the obfeet af pergcnal svite ca the vrs of an amened Tgosasy stati. cover, ho. Sone tian So reviie ole editizenahip stets beged on his senherstp ia) “oan sviiege Ta aa efforts te reuticy hts plisht, Sve SriUS, “nm “abasey FAT tepresentativey, sent his to fre Merig Lalo, A - ding Savana abtomaer, &0 prepare the case lar a plea fo Pye een
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(toat04t0-(0525 & a Cin * 13 December 1967 SUBJECT: BATISTA, Iaureano oy ..: (See also DAVIS, Rudolph Richard) Rudolph Richard DAVIS, Cuban - a exile questioned by GARRISON's staff of Military Affairs, Executive in connection with a training Camp Committee, Movimiento Democratica for Cubans at Lacombe, Louisiaria’®. Cristiano (MDC), Miami, was. told the FBI in May 1964 that Laureano granted a Provisional Operational BATISTA, sent him 19 men from Miami in Approval on 30 December 1959 response to a request. from DAVIS in . and an Operational fpproval on 1963. The men stayed at a home near - 20 February 1960 for use as a Lacombe, Louisiana. . _ PP Agent, Havana, Cuba. SOURCE: Fad . | RETURN TO ~ Backgroung Use Only 0 Not Reproduce Memorandum No. 5, Enclosures 3 and 7. , OS INDICES RESULTS: os Subject, a 32 year old Cuban exile, was from a wealthy Cuban. : family and in Cuba he was a banker. He was granted a POA in December 1959 and an OA in February 1960 for use 48 a PP agent in Havana, Cuba. A copy of a letter in Subject's file dated 22 November 1963 Signed by Subject as Secretary for Military Affairs, Executive Committee, Movimiento Democrata Cristiano is addressed to Major General Bele X. KIRALY, President, Hungarian Freedom Fighters Federation, Inc., and offered the services of the MDC in arranging meetings and discussions with other anti-CASTRO organizations and the Hungarian Freedom Fighters , The Hungarian Freedom Fighters fre ie s interested in information the MDU before granting approval or contact between the two organizations. DETAILS: During an interview with the FBI in October 1963 in New York Rudolph Richard DAVIS advised that in January 1961 he was in New York where he served as coordinator between the MDC and the New York Police Department. DAVIS also said that some nineteen men had been sent from | Orne pw feetetd tres estemtic > “Paureano BATISTA, Secretary ? = gap - _f
at, an _ ; ath Wkide G _ . \ ' "-  . ‘Miami to New Orleans by Laureano BATISTA in response to a request by. DAVIS for men to work in a lumber business with which he was connected in Guatemala. The men stayed at a home near Lacombe, Louisiana. When the FBI seized dynamite and other explosives nearby, the men became disgruntled and were unwilling to proceed to Guatemala. So the lumber company paid their fare back to Miami. Some of the names of these men were as follows: Victor PANEQUE, Leodorino INTERIAN, Fernando FERNANDEZ, and fnu FORNES. ‘Crnorr
Hoa t0110-10532 | re ° ; ts C . ; . . . _ oe re C. o ed ee os, * NOTICE 0 ae = powZanorogeapurcac. = THE: Sasha ree anes at a oe antes 7 MATERIAL 1s: See ng as HARD “copy FORM TO PRESERVE THE INTEGRITY OF THE PILE. ary , ~ Cososeoh \ W. criftin): ae a chief. Microfiche & Retirement Branch Security Records Division | Background Use On . oe © Not Reproduce y . ee remem nt mamete me Seaman sore tates tee MS Ht
404-101 10-10546 oRAA ineRU' ust sar | a 0 Ab 329 jase ~ Sek awed % 2 A399 ‘ete. > | SUMJECTs so Caréoso" 6 Intereat fa Purchasing ras | neem na LAD : 1. iro Cardozo socontacsed chard Cain on 30 sozaat 1963, aod weged Cain to ca comathing bs ocating machine. ES, pistols cod other ares end satextel to equip cad Bee | 2. Ceréozo told Catn that Daze (phonetic) in viaok, ts" ee getting desperate for the exas and aquipmesty that come wen hava Py niresdy becn seat into Cuba ead others are réeséy to go in. Cardoza po ‘paid thet they have cnough etm3s in 8 warehouse to equip about 15 men PTs and dasperately need the edditional itex3.” Cain told Cardozo that he was unable to help hin ia any way: oince he haé “Lost his. contacts". wet 3. Yorther, in connection with che conversation! had with Cain, Cein etated that he attempted to Té ma the arms purchescs eases and included fn Cardozo's answer was che eeatenent thas “cra wih ‘have eothing to do vient sem. ee “ . ve - - SCS
1 debbie 1104-1 0110-10564 a "Acting Chief Chief, .. Atta é ue a . 5 % ees ° & (Seeeson) -: Ctcago Office ; : | Sapport a t. Palaer set 56 Gee Gook County sheriff's Office, Cain, gai “Richard woke eg oe we ach sul attexpting to fee! ru * * . to the FAI which was done... - * ° and ge that subject has been appro Fae Cain refuses to ts, d Party. ee ruan be) : ee 4a > Cobens in the Chicago area Gigs Communist 8 EF mg ee oe 2 ee 5 ae ple et 2 i te aoa ae Seb. 9 Wee Stee UBM ee eT -_~ Si ee aii ‘ ae : eS / a) oy ¥ z wae y Ee Reales ERATE PO bg eet Say prota Beet ae Saree t, Ws. jtieg oy erst ‘ eS rb nh heel = et eal i ghsattn = i ie seg he ES et Sy Sree Ret
{104-10110-10568 un Maa” So geet onan te : PAN a . “yt be 6 Beat Rendolph Street, otential is” | cencerned, 4 € ae a ae een Cs 2. “ Citeage Field Office ffies ‘contain n® infor- ” mation on the company, The Chicago telephone directory °:1% we ae -veflecta the company wae formed in 1886 and has offices 222-30" 26° # _ sadfor representatives in the principal cities. ef She : no ‘information ‘ concera- ee in Chicage for yeara ae & big, 250 pound man who has been married five times. in business, he ig the type to put on @ big show and fs - not averse to putting more mea than necessary. on a job - fa order te charge his cifent a higher price and profit . accordingly. Wr. Johnson said that, although Hargrave advertises offices throughowt the world he doubte eae H these ere any sore thea investigative corresponden oe Be ~ 4 A casual inguiry pu Investigator, Cook County shert#? the comment that Caia diatrusts Margrave. Ue sald he ~ Perea rere y Gant C008 Ee SEE De ae, ecreet te
(404-10110-10583 FORM 30260 7 wa MEG, 76, . ) : C~SLE SEt DISsEM” OA . sc) | cnn TAL COPIES <= SUN we REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE Is PROHIBITED PEASONVUNIT Ne NOTIFIED . ADVANCE Copy issRon owen Dsn\ ho ev RY ar . e CTION UNIT mS re "ATTION & IN 273437 PAGE O14 2LIT T 627167 Elags75 TOR! @522452 MAY 77 SE CRE T #522222 MAY 77 starr : pp TO: IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, NIACT DIRECTOR WNINTEL RYBAT REF: - DIRECTOR eso127 %& 1. BY TIME REF RECEIVED (1829 HOURS) AMBASSADOR HAD GONE HOME FOR THE pay, COSPEARLIER HAD DISCUSSED LOCAL SUMMARY OF FLEETWOOD ARTPCLE IN "ULTIMAS NOTICIASM, OBVIOUSLY UNTIL FULL TEXT IN VENEZUELAN HANDS AND IF AND WHEN PRESIDENT PEREZ Focuses ON THIS MATTER, VENEZUELAN REACTION WILL BE UNKNOWN, MINISTER oF INFORMATION AND TOURISM ASKED AMBASSADOR ABOUT CIRCULATION AND IMPORTANCE OF “NEW TIMES" MAGAZINE THERE BEING SOME CONFUSION IN ° VENEZUELAN MIND THAT THIS PART OF NEW YORK "TIMES"NEWSPAPER- AND SEEMED REASSURED BY AMBASSADOR'S REPLY DOWNPLAYING SIGN IF IC ANCE OF "NEW TIMES®, AMBASSADOR AT THIS POINT SEES THREAT ONLY IN CAP'S TENDENCY To ATTRIBUTE ALL UNFAVORABLE PUBLICITY IN U.S. PRESS TO ALLEGED aKHEAALD EFFORTS TO DESTABILIZE GOV, IN THIS CASE CAP ALREADY KNOWS EMBASSY SECRET ¢ 3 prof
14-00000 a PER FOTAL COPIES - RUN BY . v ABLE REC DISSEM BY sss REPRODUCTION @Y OTHER THA S@&crReET ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITES ERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED” DVANCE COPY ISSUZO/BLOTTED ETION UNIT av ) N CTION @ F : ° T 827187 EIA875 PAGE 82-62 Maly . TOR? @522452 MAY 77 33823 - HAD DIRECT CONTACT WITH FLEETWOOD AND THUS HAS CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE TO LEAD HIM TO ASSUME THE WORST. NONETHELESS, . AMBASSADOR 1S HOPEFUL THAT CAP WILL HAVE MANY OTHER THINGS TO WORRY ABOUT RIGHT NOW AND THAT THPS ONE WILL PROVE A NON@ STARTER, | 2, WILL SHOW TEXT OF REF To AMBASSADOR FIRST THING 6 MAY AND ADVISE OF ANY FURTHER COMMENTS. AS STATED, READING ON VENEZUELAN REACTION WILL HAVE TO AWAIT FURTHER zy DEVELOPMENTS. IF CAP BLOKS, (OTHER THAN AND Cos aAND| | OFFICER'S TENURE HERE, STATIONODPS SHOULD NOT BE EXPECIALLY AFFECTED. (REST OF OUR EFFORT IS UNILATERAL | WE PREPARED FOR THIS EVENTUALITY ONCE BEFORE, WE HAVE NOT RELAXED SINCE, AND WE DO NOT BELIEVE WE WOULD BE BADLY HURT. 3, NO FILE. Ed IMPDET, *Ref. attached,
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