124-90158-10061 AGENCY : RECORD NUMBER : RECORD SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER : ORIGINATOR : FROM: TO: TITLE : DATE: PAGES: SUBJECTS : DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : CURRENT STATUS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : v9.1 HW 50953 Docld: 32340404 JFK Assassination System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-90158-1006) HQ SEE TITLE Document Information FBI MM HO [Restricted] 10/1 1/1966 4 ei [Restricted] [Restricted] PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret TA; IB; IC Redact 12/08/1998 APPROVAL OF CIA AT Page i Date: 6/17/201
eM? ae ew RE 4 oe Fh htt he book! y, si Pa HW (909453 GE = (3 HOH Meh Te i vont Se “aE dscaaeieh etsenh in Charge LX. LOL rag b - Mf —_ fe hae SRM TEENY Cae bint Yr. Tolson__— seessecscinnd “ ‘ wi? Mr. BeLnach._- / [Ib Wi. Mohr. f . i Mr. Wick. SEC \ | Myr. Casper SECRET 4 li Mr. Callahan _—. FBI li Mr. Conrad. Date: E T 5 SA IS LE SIO LON LS CEH OHI Be ye ye at 31, ae’ ag 66, and 9/30/66. ) On 10/7/66, the facts of this case were discus PE 3 AUSTIN HORN, CIA (Covert), Miami. or be OP. ct G ~~ iT] ION oD aes Pree, ‘er ORS EE Regarding the digcr cy noted in referenced §~* SS et) Sa Bureau airtel of 5728/6 Bea coe the information rer | i pom ferred to in CIA letter 66 hich CIA desired toes © Sh be apprised of prior tofpassage byfthtormant referred onty ». SG { * to information regarding informant'’s knowledge of CIA c eh , .. operations, ¥é) a Pe i “8 ON cemmub tate that informant's involvement with BOSS Ee = ROLANDO » Who is widely known as an active anti-~ a ; id CASTRO exile and who has formed previ Ss, may g sy, well be the reason for the failure of o_ contact i ant during and since the scheduled meet on 2/19656 . i. (aia MASFERRER has made no secret of his inva&Si Be plans among local Cuban exiles and this plan is undoubtedly..- informant's involvement in this activity (s felt that attempts should be made immediately by informant to re- establish contact with CIS but was of the opinion that any2> 4") message to Cuba which failed to make reference to MASFERRER CE ENCLOSURE ey paHarmnd by DH sok | The ctrpokt wf bavek. pahonend by Ww). mawhinn hg se GE Yor Py Bureau (Enc. 10) can CAMS 0 y ~ ie ~ New York (1. > (1 known to Cuban Intelligence Service (CIS), zy" is possibly l =- Miami # Ront ‘gel G10 bei | Boclda: 327340404 Page 2?
te [secrey [~~ r 3 Lo. . a A } ‘ \ | fun(is4-1202 18) and informant's involvement in these activities could conceivably leave the impression with CIS that informant is concealing this information from them, [| __[ekneretore, felt it would certainly be appropriate to include a reference to MASFERRER's activities, if possible, in any message to his mail drop in Cuba, | EL Aj The following is th roposed message to be written / | to the mail drop in Cuba, | Cre mecrrecroms prevred sly issued a case officer. This message, eye’? wou @ Wri mn’ in the Spanish language; sd i "Reginning ailed to show up a he last scheduled mgeting at the[Dixie”Hotel on September 9Pand I don't know why. I ave information requested by him and I . also have urgent infgrmation regarding an invasion plan by y) & have made several, trips t6 é Dominican Republicft and this invasion is imminent. Do not publicize this as my life would be en . Hav __eontact me, ) End ) @ (—“ivisea he could give on*the-spot approval of CIA to se € above communication since it is general and contains ne RO implication of CIA information in informant's possession. K (K) wer S Coes informed of information previously cleared for passagé and was told that informant had been instructed to attempt during his next meet to subtly elicit from his case of- ficer an instruction that informant write an account of his former association with CIA. AA) t is recognized that if the above message is sent, Ginzorman must be prepared to reveal details of the plan of SFERRER to his Cuban case officer if he is contacted im- . | mediately as anticipated. Therefore, on 10/10/66, Miami held ROX) er ~ 2 ~ ‘SECRET i HW 50953 DBoctd: 32340404 Page 3
oe (1s4-1202] = a discussion with STANLEY S, SCHACHTER, Enforcement Agent, U. S. Customs, Miami, who is handling the MASFERRER case, relative to the propriety of revealing complete information regarding MASFERRER's plan to Cuba at this time. SCHACHTER advised he could foresee no difficulties or objections on the part of Customs to the furnishing of anf information regarding MASFERRER's activities to the CIS by anfinformant of this of~ fice ,{$ISCHACHTER was also of the opinion’ that Cuba was no doubt already aware of MASFERRER's activities inasmuch as most active Cuban exiles in Miami know of his plan. SCHACHTER said _-he..felt this procedure would in no way interfere with Customs -- investigation in this case, Of) Enclosed for the Bureau are the original. and nine copies of a letterhead memorandum setting ferth proposed in- formation to befrelated by informant to hiSP@uban contact during any meetffig scheduled as a follow-up on above letter, It is felt this information should be fapproved for, passage t prior to the sending of the letter in ‘6rder that informants can be prepared to follw up on this message. If possible, the Bureau is requested to expedite approval of this letter~ head memorandum. , 9 er 7M: For additional information of the Bureau, the photo of the U~2 airplane which appeared in the 11/66, edition of "Aviation Week and Space Technology," along with the accompanying article, has been obtain from the Miami Library and furnished | tofinform for passagefturing his next meet, Getorman: will i t advise hi uban contac hat he obtained the photo by reviewing past issues of aviation magazines at the public library. a GR? : Cat Pek. atertle, =e oO been Comiert, © 4) | - oe a Le eG a OBR ordye. okies Pa } | a ¥) ta Se C9 Poe / PROT peg pa ee, ‘ a re vw F ae Hi 50953 Daoctd: 32340404 Page 4