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[oat0000-0344] a CLASSIFIED MFSSAGE a {~ NP Sel is rn SETA earerone _ DIREETSR _ » MEXICO CITY C/SAS 2 orp, AcoP, C/FI, C/ iwd VR SECRET 8723482 DIR INFO WAVE CITE MEX! 6834 a ° bo ine TYPIC a ie REF mexr 6838 (7 N Slo 701) (DHGRiP=1 RECEIVED INFO REPORTED HHS 7995 FROM FOLLOWING Su5-SOURCES, “EYER BY NUMBER TO PsRASAPHS or al = “4 & e >>] 1. fuses Ba eanad CUBAN CPs, EYE-wlINESS AND FOLLOWED covey, 2. fRuBen ANOJ FROM ANOTHER FRIEND, VNO VISITED aRfa. 3. (GUILLERMO “GaLEane] BROTHER Pits AND RESIDENT OF SANTIAGO. 4 EYEWITNESS REPORT BY RUBEN GaLEANgl | 5. (AUSUSTO SUAREZ PERALTA,] CUBAN CPA, WHO EYE-VITNESS s. [DEGRIP PERSONAL OBSERVATION DURING AUTOMGBILE TRIP ON ROUTE DESCRIBED, a 7. [JOSE MANUEL DIAZ menos 7 TRA AVELING -SALESHAN OF PHARMACEUTICAL FIRM, WHO EYE-WITNESS. - ROM UNIDENTIFIED FRIEND whO was ~y VICE= PRESENT, SHIPPING a SENTS| lwxo EYE-wITNESS, SECRET a C/3 COMMENT: DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYBAT CSSOP 210-315 CABLES. Atk} ath teehee amendmen RR SEE TTT eet Pe : ISSUING: rns s& Front str oo
[1o4-10003-10369] : DIRECTOR MEMICO CITY CiwH 5 pop, appp, C/ca 2, C/ca/o.2, C/ci, C/Fi 2, C/SAs ¥, PRICAITY WAVE IFO DIR CITE MEXI 6818 HYSAT DYVOUR PERUXEN AMFAUNA RLF AVE 7269 (0 s418)) | NEXT C COMMENT: ADVISE WHETHER MEX ASSETS COULD ARRANGE HAVE INVITATION EXTENDDO $ SOP AUNA -25 ATTEND INSURANCE CONGRESS OR COME MEX! FOR PAST CONGRESS CONVERSATIONS WITH PARTICIPANTS
‘[ro4-t0093-0361 ; DIRECTOR ged +” MEXICO CITY tron. wH & 2 CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/O 4, Ci, Ci /OPS, GI/IC & GI/CA, vA ECR ET 07/01082 . _DIR INFO PaLP CITE NEXI 6820 i. KUWOLF LICCAX HBEPITOME i REF DIR 80359 ¥ b 1. STATION HAS HET end ol fo cov CONSIDER REF. STATIG i BELIEVES THIS METHOD OF OBTAINING LICOAX SUPPORT TELEGRAMS IS OVER | COMPLICATED AND UNLIKELY PRODUCE RESULTS AS SOON AS. NEEDED WHICH IS IN |. NEXT: FOUR DAYS. FURTHERMORE STATION NOw AT VERY DELICATE POINT IN : LONGPLANNED FERGER BETWEEN LICOAX AND zrFrats) AND REFERENCE PROCEDURE WOULD BE IRRITANT IN SHOOTHLY PROCEEDING HOVERENT , AS VELL AS DEFINITE “seen my. PROBLEM. © | (Be WORR cincynstanars BELIEVE ‘BEST YEXI vATIORAY REF SUPPORT REQUEST. (3 MEXI aD QHOFED REF CABLES WOULD Bf FeaT HCOMING cro © GROUPS f RESPONSIVE To, MUBARK CASE OFFICERS, suck aS STaTION MEXI’sS y Lamas Lrcoax, LIRUFF, LILISP Cc; LIFLUM, LISIREN AMD LIEvICT. ‘iafowns6oce ‘y WILL REED OSTERSIDLE SOURCE It7O jN-ORDER ACT IN
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chordie “Bee ait wae oY Sane ct» 5h cage ata tye canst | i i 4 j | } i lov Nace orest wba a” » tA 2, CA/PEG Afra, ges, Cific 2, Ft rt/o Fa/int, tw as "8, DO/1, ad/ci 2efen } a aie CRET 3219572 “Uf shu 77 a4 @1R INFO Pac OTTA CITE MEK! 1494 INTEL JM GIN LIF IRE , ~~ SUPDATA SOURCE LIFIRE @IRLISTS PlOUCHING FILED O2/ 1 983Z ONAL DUSJEct PCO MeALCU CLiTY HENSER 64 APA Z SGUNTE PERSONS (3) wilh GGOS atlr®SS INFOR* ATION, 1. TRAVEL DaTa SHOWS THT FOLLOWING aRRIVED In FROY HABANA BY AIR GN 29 NOVEMSER 1963: CANADIANZ: “TOWNSEND PP 53437933 JSHN Ww. GRAHAM DIP PP S512; DUNCAN Mac PUESSON PP $-9449; ITALIAN: MASSINO HuRATOR] PP 284385/53 CMINECS: MET CHEN SHOU PP @i8138: Kuty YANS YUN PP 9019143 BRITISH: ARTHUR EDMONDS. PP 851951; DUTCH: Louts KONING 3 PP 8311558; “WHITES NATIONS: DAYYR SALLES LEMOS PP 251053 SOVIETS: VICTOR MALYCHEV DIP PP a-131343 JOURI VARHROUCHINE DIP PP T9184; AND “MAPANESE: UMEKICHI SWIMIZO PP 140948. 2. FIELD DISSEM STATE YAVY ARMY AIR F81 CINCSS. CRET
(totoazr-iorz@] - | i . ct . ‘ . | ORG: LAVID A. PHILLIPS: top ROUIING Sn-l57> pom CLASSIFIED MESSAGEZ7 | 2 tas!) Lay-y ! | { EMT 8247 ; 1664 PS ie ied ' 22 JUNE 1961 apo pee | | 6 . SMWAVE: . , RE Filing (heck one): * YUN 20 o1202 61 ' 7 No CA Record Value, Drsteoy, 808A, ORESROY JMBELL RE Gle thie vupy as ie-licmted | — . 7 + 4 Weanen copy fied sa ndiented i _— CONE, BELL 15 RE Ineesing (ence ony ; Morted age "nen INEO COP, ADOP/A, WH 4, BELL S/C sienature: cw AS 19 WAVE IMFO ot , cire 0S BELL © 1 177 JMZIP REF: ‘WAVE 6810 (mm 3hbh)e - 2, REALIZE R0CPREMELY DIFFICULT POSITION OF AMTIKI-OME, HOWEVER HQ3_ STILL BELIEVES WOULD BE UNWISE MAKE PRECEDENT-MAKING PAYMENTS NINO DIAZ 2. WILL ADVISE AMBUD-ONE AS REQUESTED. tet _ o£ Sy S ” rs assistance end taney tened to remain in office of AMTIKI-1. ey Y . Rat™ “WH Comment: WAVE reported several’ Nino Diag people were demanding financial wap L$ Dev — f _*, K. DAVIS, C/a LQOSDINATING Otsici es DAVID “A. Pil » C/t/b/Pa-P. ; iy th ts sine Orcas : AUTHENTICATING Gericee : REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. : OHS TOR 1389 Vepzerroue 07 | ao . i - cm ome
74-0000 - SOTCIES CASTRO _- SOMOZA, : Avan? 0, Gg, .. Memo for DC/OPS trom R. Rocea, Co . novag, . : Subj *. Review of Selected Items in the - ° RA, E, - 7 Lee Harvey Oswald Fiz, ny CARVILLO, M,
14-00000 CONFIDENTIAL | “ 23 OCT 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Inspector General FROM: Robert W. Gambino Director of Security SUBJECT: Adrian F. Sherman, Jr. (C) (C) Attached herewith is a memorandum prepared by a representative of the Office of Security relative to the recent death of Adrian F. Sherman, Jr. The information in paragraph five relative to the possible existence of a scenario to assassinate Cuban Premier.Castro is of particular interest and is yet unresolved. The attached memorandum is forwarded for your information and action as you deem appropriate. Robert W binof Attachment E2 IMPDET CL BY 063344 OS 8 2843 CORFIDENTIAL '
14-00000 een ene meee eeu | CIA-SECURTEY BUSH, GEORGE GAMBINO, ROBERT SCOWCROFT, BRENT CTA -SECURTTY TAB 7) Memo for DCI from D/OS, Subj: “Green Book "ey Atta: l-Memo to Gen. Scowcroft,Subj:"Green Book", 2-Memo for | Cherne, PFIAB, Subj: "Green Book" ,3-Memo to Der from 0/08; subg: "Green Book",
(04-10095-10264 oo _ % Mr. Patrick Carpentier ; March 2, 1978 Page 3° Joseph | Burkholder Smith — _ Rudy Bruno .° 06 (charles Flick) ae an Vogel me 2 oo. Arthur Dooley . oy Wesley J. Leibeler. _ >, Howard P. Willins > W. David Slawson, -= William Coleman a Samuel Stern . George Frederi Ob roa Floryan Randolph Karty | Oliver N. Primack ‘Finally, ‘this. letter serves as written confirmation ‘Of an oral request by staff researcher Dan’ Hardway for: - 1) Originals of any existing surveillance ‘production ‘ and logs of any operations directed at the Soviet and Cuban Embassies for the period of 9726/63 to to 10/3/63, in Mexico City. ; 2) Any 201 files pertaining to FNU Nunez Portuondo. | “Thank you for your continued cooperation. . Sincerely, Ces G. Robert Blakey . a Chief Counsel and Director , GRB: jhd —
(to-tooss-oaes], Bagi | Do x" Cuing To. cla Dec "76 © MEMO FOR FILE ot Preprs te : Oo; SUBIE SCT FH Li Division File Search . 1. Ismet with Bill Sturbitts and Chris Hopkins for about an hour this afternoon to review the statua of the LA task force o4 the GQiban ops filese Essentially the original 900 files have been reviewed, plus some 300 files to which the material in the 900 files led. Chris was reminded in the course of this of a sensitive operation that de never had access to at the tine she was in Gubah ops, ZRKNICK, It was an intercept of a Cuhan OWVL and provides names of a variety of CUIS | types and what they were reporting. Some 12 boxes of this material have bien searched, and there renain two dare boxes bf carded gaterial that requires ; meticulous reviews based on the earlier search referebces | in this maternal suggests other materials to be checked, 2e Items found to date add but marginally to what is known already, We talled about how to present: it for the final report. I envishoned separate ra ckages covered with a brief description or explanation, which would be used for writing a final report with some attachnents, but the fidst set of packages or bundles being held for the record of the research, Documents with any referebce to assassination were pulled; they may contain condolences, but nothing operational. Some few itens are intrig ing but not of substantive meaning that can yet be identified. Samples of problems, not all stemming from these materials: | ae Reference was made to a latter in 1962 from a Cuban requesting the addressee in the US about assassinations. tn-attepbs is-béingmade be identifyethe persons, nut at present it is an intriguing but not very meaningful item.
14-00000 be There are some gaps in the files at the "critical perood,'' which they think reflects documents taken from the file to serve other regear~h purposes at the time of the Warren Comakssion inquiry; the transcripts, for instance, are not there, though known to exist elsewhere. -Ge I mentioned the speculation in O/S about Frank Sturgis” making mention of Juan Orta's role prior to our having released anything on this outside the Agency, and what it might mean about who knew what re Trafficante, etc, Sturbitts said that Orta's daughter has asked the Agency for the mss. of a book or diary done by Orta during his taking haven in the Mexican embassy in Havana. Orta came ou; of Havana and someone ietouhiit:.and:tobk the ubayesendingiibiso Miami, where the CA people took poosessione A search for the mss has been fruitless to date| | Sim —— remembers its existence, but not:-its contents nay know, but he has retired, The diary may contain very significant mnayerial, but Sturbitts recalls large burnings of paper when the ‘station changed from a large to small one; it could have gone uy in the flames then. A search for the mss continues. 3. By and large, the projest is moving to a conclusion, When LA finishes, we can assemble what has been found, which seems not to be all that much, and a final swmary can be undertaken. In terms of what has Yen found to date it would seem that we have little to add to what u® already know, SDB
: é ! : ; 24 April 1974 1 RYBAT/JMSPUR/PLVWCADET ‘TRAFFIC REMOVED FROM C/WHD PERSONAL _ ~ FILES DURING WATERGATE FILE SEARCH. TRAFFIC CAN BE FOUND oo _ IN SEALED SENSITIVE ENVELOPE IN SAFE NO. 1322 LOCATED IN a .WH/COG, ROOM 3D46. . | z(- _—_ —_ -_ | | 1. 18188(IN 887783) APR 73 RE: AMANCHOR-~1/ARTIME/AMNAIL oe 7 & Screen for Pumping Mo . 2° DIR 395973 APR 73. " oon  ARTIME/Cuban exiles, Mon 1 ot for Watergate prisoners , (UFAA)5041 MAY 73- (CO ~ CsD1G0- 314SDIGO-5 & Conti oo, ; I Blips on Radar Screen; oy VIERA, GOTLIEB, ‘PICO JSLESTATE- ‘4, _fssse2 om CN 918694) MAY 73 RE: it arma — ie Ste; LICENSES, GERSTEYN/DE DIEGO Mohs e gy on DIR. 408997- MAY 78: De Stee REE ABOVE ‘CABLE & “EICED ISES” os 6 8553 “MAY. ke a * auras DOCUMENTATION; FLAT | i po  IMPROTA/MALEKIAN » 7. DIR 414155 MAY 73° , cory AGENCY INVOLVEMENT IN WATERS. & 18639 MAY 73 ae » G@dbane sunt ,officul contact — oe 7 Sey -.: the. two (bss aN 935851), UN, m3" w(AIRDALE) =~ Rumors. of. cland: financial manipulation in Me: Oo aN 955954) 7 os Financial transactions Mexic 1-2: (re above cable) >|~ @) e889 JUN BON 938971) RE3 PENTAGON/ELLSBERG CASE; pee a ee MAYLOTT/HUNT , MEMCONS  - Qerahisss, 21 JUN cee . RE: PAUL HELLIWELL/MARY JANE } boo. / JOHN KIMBALL--business in DIR 440158 AUG 73 ae RE: L.PATRICK GRAY identifies 5 | oo - re George MUNRO (LIMEW) | al (4) DIR 440586 AUG 73 RE: GRAY, excerpts of testimor 7 Se a | Grunag | Aa a ee 4 . cyre Pay AETURNTO CIA ; i Background Use Only ne Do Not Reproduce ; hG 4 zo | oe i,
(to4-10005-10813 “foncuassinee— InTERNAL | [C] conFigentiaAL © «=». SECRET «OUTING AND RECORD SHEET k. iy pn e | SUBJECT: (Optional) e J, Edgar Hoover Memo Inspector General FE 16 November 1976 . TO: (Officer designation, room number, and DATE building} OFFICER'S | COMMENTS (Number each comment fo show from whom 7 . - Lo INITIALS to whem. Draw a line across column after each comment.) / Clsedaecr: - “Edgar Hoover Memo : -1G Memorandum 76-3370 dated 16 November 1976 - Subject: Washington Post Story of 13 November 1976 "Oswald Reportedly Told Cubans of — Plan to Kill, JFK". TheCI Staff has located the "Hoover Memo" which we think is that re- ferred to by the Press. It is a voluminous memo consisting of ten chapters. Attached herewith is a copy of the table of contents and the relevant pages pertinent to the Post story. : 7 H. Waller ’ (Ieispector General ¢ an Mr. aoa Lapha om 610 “Eee” [] SECRET [] CONFIDENTIAL [(] INTERNAL = (7) UNCLASSIFIED
6) a a rd (404-10095-10417 LOY ae ( OAMTIDTNITEA : WwuiNd oP Bata MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence John H. Waller FROM | : Inspector General SUBJECT : Washington Post Story of 13 November 1976 "Oswald Reportedly Told Cubans ‘ of Plan to Kill JFK" l. The Post story on Saturday states that a J. Edgar Hoover memorandum reported that Lee Harvey Oswald told Cubans in advance of his plan to kill President Kennedy. The attached package was prepared by Russ Holmes of CI Staff, Itis for- _ warded for your information. 2. A copy of the Washington Post story has been added to the package. (signed) ». . . Jahn H. Wallor John H. Waller Attachments 2 a/s SDBreckinridge:js (16 Nov '76) Distribution: Original - Addressee w/atts 1 - IG Chrono 1 - IG Subject (Task Force File) w/attsin above file _ 1 - SDB Chrono 1 - Seymour Bolten w/atts 1 - John Waller w/atts bef} 1 a al a ‘a pores On “etentien ep conmpesnes. w ua o ‘ i "1s woes & Wl i te howe ; ra Rs ee eu vO S+¥o - 3
104-10096-10015 Lace CIA PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN OSWALD CASE DURING EXISTENCE OF WARREN COMMISSION: DCI = J. McCone . ] DDP - R. Helms — 1 ' ‘J. Karamessines 1 cI STAFF -d. Angleton - oY R. Rocca LT T. Hall — . — FL A. Dooley - Co a fPoynt of contact with W. C.)) B. O'Neal ti 1 ¢ FBI ) E. Egerter “ a - ' Jane Roman 1 T. Flynn 1 J. Ludlum 1) P. Hartman } WH DIVISION - J. C. King = *] (in charge 23.11.63-mid 1.64) Cd. uhitten)24 *] (" tc 1B He Hl Ho ) SR DIVISION - D. Murphy 1 T. H: Bagely (SR/CI) 1 L. Wigre *] “Braskey3 ad | OFFICE OF SECURITY ~ E. Mendoza ey Col. Edwards =s—s=s—sdési:Ce ~ DIVISION D - 2 CY Added DDI , 2 FIELD STATIONS: "Mexico > City - W. Scott " o D. Phillips *1 “1 A. Goodpas Allan wea ’ Miami London The Hague Germany +. Madrtd _ Bern Brussels. cxf cond cxf cand exe cond cond conf cand cand eof ami emt (XS Rome SOV/SAT OPS. - Paul Dillon ‘Don Vogel Cynthia, Hausman Robert Steele - CUBAN OPS | *Involved on daily basis . pS a wate oe air _ RARIPIRERITERE Be narper ct aaa
74-09000 7. File on Artime - Buesa a. Memorandum for the Record, 21 February 1975 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F. Identity List, undated, Case #210838, Artime-Buesa Memorandum from C/SAS, SAS 63-369, undated Subject: Request for Technical Support Memorandum For: C/PSD/OS from C/OSD/0S, 28 May 1965 Subject: Artime-Buesa, Manuel F. Memorandum For: C/WH from DDOS/IOS, 28 May 1965 Subject: Use of Sterile Answering Service, #210838 Memorandum For: D/OS from C/SAS, 3 February 1964 Subject: Passports Issued to I anuel Artime and Rafael Ovintero Letter from D/OS to Commissioner I§NS, 14 October 1963 Subject: Manuel F. Artime-Buesa (multiple ao subject, i.a.) PRQ I, signed by Manuel I. Artime, undated Memorandum from C/WH to D/OS (AAB), 19 January 1960 Subject: Request for Assistance in the Cases of Manuel Francis Artime-Buesa (multiple subject, i.a.). We concur with the OS position not to make items a through g and item i available under the requirement for protection of sources and methods. Regarding item h, under the protection ef sources and methods, please delete paragraphs 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, 40.° The remainder of the item: may be . made available to the SSCI.
14-00000 8. From VARONA file: a. Memorandum For: OS/AAS from WH/4/Political Action, 14 June 1960 Subject: Planned Travel Outside United States of JMARC Members in Miami b. Memorandum for the File, from C/AAS/OS, 27 March 1961 ’ Subject: Dr. Manuel. Antonio de Varona Loredo ; (multiple subject, i.a.) c. Memorandum for the File, from AAS. Officer/OS, 14 February 1961 Subject: Varona Loredo, Antonio - SP 504— (multiple subject, i.a.) We concur with the OS position to delete the names circled both in red and‘blue. This will confirm oral notification to Mr. Hunt of your office on 5 October 1976.
(404-10096-10087 oO pew, "CONF p=nTiaL C1 secret te on ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET — SUBJECT. {Optional} @Buorizon- 1 Report Mentioning Cuban Minsiter- Counsellor Statement on the. Assassination of President Kennedy FROM: ; - _| EXTENSION [| NO. a pate C/LAD (1431 11 NOV 1977 TO: (Officer designation, room number, and ; DATE - bulldi ma) : OFFICER'S COMMENTS (Number each comment to show fram whom . . | INITIALS | to whom. Draw @ fine cross column after each comment.) . RECEIVED | FORWARDED] : ‘d ws natonmanatld , ms => Du-+ Aren 13. 15. som 610 “tmee (] SECRET ([[] CONFIDENTIAL ([[] INTERNAL = (7) UNCLASSIFIED
14-00000 ‘Swan is another example of an operation which continued after the. Bay of Pigs. [It was established in the Spring of 1960 as a component of the anti-Castro propaganda campaign. It continued in this role until its - termination in 1968. 3. Following the Bay of Pigs and in response to administration urgings. to do something about Castro, CIA established: a large Station in Miami in September 1961 to continue operations against Cuba. The ~. operations described below were developed and run by the Miami Station; many of them were still in the developmental stage at the time of President Kennedy's assassination. .4. The Station initiated three major classes of activities: intelligence ‘col lection/espionage, covert act ion/propaganda, and infiltration/exfiltration actions. It should be noted that there was no clear delineation between these activities, e.g., an exile organi- zation primarily engaged in propaganda on the Agency's behalf might - also provide positive intelligence information from interrogation of an exile or provide candidates for an infiltration team to perform sabotage. It should also be noted that infiltration/exfiltration ac _ tions were undertaken for a variety of purposes such as espionage, sabotage and to assist defectors. Aside from intelligence collection, all of the remaining activities would constitute forms of covert action. ~-2-
14-00000 AEEMORANDUM FOR: SA/ADDO FROM: Raymond A. Warren Chief. Latin America Division : SUBJECT: SLHORIZON-1 Report Mentioning Cuban Minister-Counsellor Statement on the Assassination of President Kennedy REFERENCE: LA/CO/235-77 Dated 30 September 1977 1. The referent memorandum reported information from a ZRWAHOC intelligence report of a statement made by the Minister-Counsellor (MC) of the Cuban Embassy in Kingston, Jamaica, on 24 September 1977, that "Cuban exiles such as DIAZ Lan (fnu) (sic) and others had been involved in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy." We believe that this could refer either to Pedro DIAZ Lanz, or his brother Marcos DIAZ Lanz, formerly Chief and Deputy Chiet, respectively, of the Cuban Revolutionary Air Force. Both entered the U.S. from Cuba as exiles in mid-1959. Since that time the DIAZ Lanz »Srothers reportedly have been closely associated with, and involved in numerous activities with, Frank STURGIS (aka PIORINI) of Watergate Fame. The Agency assisted in the evacuation of Marcos, and Pedro entered the U.S. on his own. Although both were debriefed ns by the Agency, there is ne indication that thev were ever considered Agency assets. 2. Kingston Station queried source for further infor- mation as promised in paragraph 4 of the reference. The source said that the MC referred to the Kennedy assassina- tion during a pep talk to party members to maintain good security. Further, that the MC said that "recent infor- mation had arrived" implicating DIAZ Lan (fnu) (sic), former air force officer, in the Kennedy assassination but did not mention any other Cuban exiles by name or give any further details. Although the MC did not identify the source of his information, the |source had the impression that the information might have been included in a cable from the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The source is unable to elicit further information from the MC without jeopardizing his security. ® signed Raymond A. Warren " Raymond A. Wairen f t. wc: ~ IG Stafet WARNING Hate) oy E2, [MPDEI pS | CL Ry 677] i SOT E  t ey oo, f ey ape pe
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