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104-10068-10152 ae INSTRUCTIONS: Officar davuignatens shouks be used in the “TO column, Under gach, commcnestt a ling should be drawn ecrone ehent  . and each comment numbered to correspond with the number in the “TO!* column. Each officer should initial (check mark insulficient) before further routing. This Routing and Record Shzet should be returned to Registry. : . . a - ne - 7. [PATE 5 November 1953 — v To ROOM | OFFICER'S oo a : p at oe - NO - | FwoD | INITIALS woe vs . ” ” fafa Ar cot et Og, Potten Poh : QUA Z vj: I Soc wicne, cen not ol tere Pee eee le he nein OO aR: eae nade a Fal [ey &. G GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE ROBYNO-S-10 SECRET «=©-—=Ss=s—SSCGONFIDENTIAL «=~ «ORESTRICTED. ~~ UNCLASSIFIED APR 1 awa)
OFFICIAL DISPATCH AIZ DISPATCH NO. (Specify Alr or Sea Pouch) 10 Chief of utscion, DATE Vv 13 1953 FROM Chief, HD om GENERAL = _paniel. DUNO + ap 407 1. A check of heafquarters! files has revealed that gn 16 March 1951, the FBI made available the following memorandum congé ng David | Dund"t TENDLER - a lang, who may be identical with, the Dania GUNG \deboribed in reference a5 & Gontact of Ludovieo HUTT, «the Informit iion| originated at the San Antonio, Texas, effice of the Tani gray et iaburelization . Service ch 10 Harch 195d. " < On September 30, 19hb, on! a0) dler.,.: aka Dacked’d ‘Deno, arrived at Brownaville, Texas vis ee qunhis Z Alrnays enroute fr m his York City. At- thadtizg dviged\Ghat he was a Polish citizen -.~ born November 7, AIYZ at shde He held Polish passport ‘No. C416, issued/at/Mexico, ).¥}., HXrch 20, 1944, valid for one . ma that his wife is Ana Valoria/Te endler, a Polish > Yoluhd in 1936 and went to tien, Italy, il 1939. Thereafter, he resided at Nice and fp until August, 1941 where he was an opera . Cuba in 1941, where he resided unbil vetober 22,
14-00000 "SECRET . ‘Securi ity tnfe ‘rmation ~ Page 2 eee * gb the time of his entry in ISLA, he stated that he was - returning froma concert tour in iio de daneire, Trinidad, and =... . the Canal’ Zone, and was enr:ute to go on a tour in Canada, He... also expected to accept a contract with Charles Vagner, 2 an a Anpressrio ‘in New tork City, for & tour in the United States, “He advised that his parents had lived in Leow, Foland, tut that he. belisved tham to be dead since he had ieard nothing ! from thea for four (yearse.. 2. The files of & “predecessor organization contein an Uverseas Hews Sg Agency article, dated 9 Januzry 1944 at Nexice City, which states - _ that Daniel DUM, « Betropolitan Upera slager who was then singing... . sith the Nexican opera, was threatened by uinister NSUL-HN of the Bo ' Polish Legation in Mexico City with wlthcrawal of his Polish = __ poo passport 1f ha took part .in a concert sconsored by the Aid to |. : Russia Conmittee, DUNO at that tine was uoder contract for concer’ | Q tours in several. Latin + Anerdean countriss. a ee 5 Novenber 1933 BO a » - {0H mete chreno . Bs, . i os re “eeu a pe | eG an " DFB-8200 of ib Mar 51 ree we oo RE Fide 200-8-5-856 Smo a pes von: “New York - SI-PIS~6 | ye te
104-10068-10155} = Routt: See een aks ee ee * cea GIR ne ee oem che ma Me “aowaind om att wg BRE bal enc enn rnin e+ ve enemies tae pte ewant inane tviteceeacnece | Chics of Station, Ottawa ot SES Seveneceee smaacet & REDWOOD/LCIMPROVE/AEVALIANT 7 Onn Jack ROGALSKY (201-2973) = het ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES Reference: OCOW-4058, 13 December 1962 a acs areas eon oe i 7 1. The SMABOVES are still bombarding the Station (although the volume has diminished) with trace requests on correspondents of Subject. The Station has several times made clear our feel- ing that wholesale tracing of AEVALIANT/1 contacts two and three tim removed is a poor expenditure of effort, but the requests still continue to come. 7 2. The latest request received on 13 February 1963 relates i to the following: ; 19 Jan 63 Sankei Bussan Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 213, Kobe Port, Hyogo Pref. Japan 21 Jan 63 Universal - W.E. Polna Poland 25 Jan 63 Svenska Bindgarn Sfabrikens, Stockholm, Sweden ' 3. j§%&In view of the above, the Station will appreciate the "review and reevaluation of the AEVALIANT case" which has been © discussed on several occasions in the past and which would have as its objective "the resolution of outstanding leads and the termination of active investigations of this case". The Station| | believes that until KUBARK takes a firm position and provides guidance in this respect, the SMABOVES will continue to expend their limited investigative assets on the wide range of AEVALIANT personalities at the expense of more current and more potentially productive activities. 4 . Oo bie C, Airc “BRUCE C. GIBSON / Distribution: Adin 2F T DATE DISPATCHED 15 Feb 63 DATE TYPED 14 Feb 63 DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER - OCOA 6190 201-2973 a3. ‘ Orig & 1 - Chief, SR __ “1 - RID ~~ -HE/ BE, Fsva ee Bay
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104-10068-10194 ‘SECRET 23 August 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Scott Breckinridge Principal Coordinator, House Select Committee on Assassinations FROM : Norbert A. Shepanek ; Policy and Coordination Staff, Liaison and Oversight Control SUBJECT : Response to Reference REFERENCE -t OLC 78-2590/1, 17 August 1978 1. There is no Mr. Greg Vitale but we assume the reference is to Mr. Guy Vitale. Both Mr. Guy Vitale and Mr. Calvin Hicks have retired. The following information is provided so that the HSCA may make arrangements for interviews directly if they wish to do so: A. Guy Vitale 107 N. Virginia Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Tele: 323-5369 B. Calvin Hicks 1608 Imperial Ridge Lascrusas, New Mexico 88001 Tele: 522-7905 . 2. The pseudonyms and aliases assigned to Messrs. Vitale and Hicks are contained in the separate cover attachment keyed to this memorandum with date of issue indicated. 3. Files will be made available when they are received © from Archivés. Part A. Shepanek E2 IMPDET CL BY 062028 Att SECRET 6377
104-10068-10174) TH ig requested that the dissemination of _ t \ oo : in/DIR RUMBER be changed as indicated. “STATION MUMBER = change action from: Authorized by: NAME (type or print) ‘ Se oe In coordination with: — . : os oe “awe (type or print). anal Please furnish one copy of the cable described. _ I have av have ot | “made. inquiry of “the CS Records control system. ; _ a 7 a N7oiR NUMBER. | STATION NUMBER SUBYECT. USE. PREVIOUS ‘EDL-TIONS
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14-00000 SECRET Separate Cover Attachment to Memorandum 1. The pseudonym of subject in paragraph 1A was Hugh C. Jeston, issued on 20 December 1956. No aliases. 2. The pseudonym of subject in paragraph 1B was" Wallace K. Ledbetter, issued in October 1950. The alias ‘(Gaivin Wilson Carl\is recorded in September 1963. No other aliases are listed. SECRET
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104-10069-10077 . 00 6)3 44,087 NLA 2037h 27 Novemter 1962 in "Subjects Rerorted tee of Yacht Potomac by Alpha 66 Lo, PY on 20. Nov é2 ‘LAFO received an unsolicited telephone call on the a — Listea " telephone number. The caller wanted to advise that there was reportedly . in the harbor at Long Beach a vesse], formerly used by the late Trecdore , on “+ ". Reosevelt, called the Potomac. This vessel, according to the infcrmant, I wae  ™. * Qedng used by the Alpha. 66 organization. She was believed taking on @ cargo | . of weapons crated as Argentine beef, and destined to leave soon for Seattle. He added that.a Wes Davis had just signed on as an engineer, and there was another character named Cliff Roberts on board. Both were descrited as tcearded adventurers. , co 2 a ; an The caller refused to “ddentity himself, claiming that he did not know sine ther contact with the Agency would be approved by his employer, and further cid not know whether or not the ia we as ee or "Sang each, { CSssn ae ce 3. In| ‘response ‘to. ‘a call to the Intelligence Officer, UOSCG, it was learned (ss. that ther is a vessel, the Potowac, formerly one of the 155' UsCtG gutters, as “ Foy some time it had been used by the late F. D. Roosevelt as the presidential “yacht. Later ‘4t had been disposed of to the Maryland (State) Fish and Game Commission, and. more recently it had been acquired by the Hydra-Capital, inc., 410 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, California (OR 5-1549). ky usca’ advised further ‘that ‘an investigator - for the Los Angeles County Prosecutor, D..L. Wheeler, had accepted an assignment (taking leave of absence to do so) to bring the Potomac’ from the Barbados to California. The plan, supposedly, was to make ‘her a. ‘floating museum of some sort. On his arrival in Bartados,. Wheeler is reported to have found the craft in foul shape, with only,a. single engine operative. . He. -refused the job and returned to Los Angeles. The craft later, however, did. turn: ‘yp in San Diego in October and was later observed tiediup in: Cerritos. Channe1;" Los: Angeles harbor area; and subsequently, she: as’ moved. ‘back ‘to: San. ‘Diego,: ‘whare it-is. presently in a shipyard. She i ince been’ pad ted, and. appear: tobe: undergoing somg modifica Sobek tga Sa My” rat “(paragraphs 1 and 2), subsequently identified was re-contacted by telepnone. It was suggested to. him ‘that “an the-event eny more information concerning the Potomnc athe: ‘Likelihoodiof - her™ ‘use in any. foreign activity came his way, we would appreciate another’ ‘calle: Qn ‘this. ousesang ercera the statement that it was his. understanding that the Cli 8 he had referred to pre- viously had come. from Barbados with the nesses wag ~ «iRarst renee to Barbados. 5 - ~~ elo 6. The above: is for: your information only. The sketchiness of the material Le pr sented LAFO ag well as the circumstances of its origin militate against its _ eredipility. As:a consequence, no follow-up is anticipated unless requested, Backgrours ae ir ny ~4 ,
104-10069-10100 eRe Spey Bow -Midemd gource, there is an asauremce crisis by mounting any further action | Dot yend there is a definite indication 1 of US forces surveillance of the nei'66 19 ‘watiafied' that present US acxground Use Only "Dod Kot Reproduce 3 y ff 5 once
(04-10069-10104 mmilite personnel within “the. intelligeace componeata / i civilian ‘employees’ and- active: dut ; ploye who | muet ct apon ‘the. lafbrbadon However, unless specifically con: trolled : ‘hig document’ ia limfiod these Henle oiics of. the:momber. of agence of BCID nal oe be roloased te vimonia and agencies.of the U.. 3.-Government directl silent ‘NOF BE f}) MagENINA ATED 40. eds CTORS, 8 shall net be disseminated to orga! sairoetual Bai yer ae 6. the i.) Governme: at without the: written, permission of of the originator. May
104-(0060-10112 a Bay . ag . . v4 4 [ Robert 1 oo We cand | contact with a new. source “Who wii be a continuing one p> oo. a Coe ” ener | aE d fp contact ae US citizen. with 2T years experience in. oa . ia : ' Cuba: who “is currently am direct contact with a Cuban counterrevolutionary - Ut 5. gegap dn. the US known as “Alpha-66, ‘and who is also in contact with anti- ‘- Castro Cubans . wor"ing in Havena. ‘He will give us more detailed information “during the. ‘coming weeks 5 and: ‘represent to us the ambitions, operations ‘end proposed sabotage. activities of Alpha-66 so that they can either be : controlled, encouraged or discouraged, as the case may be fron the ; viewpoint of those. interested. in Cuban action ‘GFOUPS «| a ans ‘al- "Bio. ‘data on ‘Prachett, > for ‘any ‘prior clearance or Interest in _ hi, based on, what” he may, present to us for consideration, | is as follows: os a . ot Date & Flace of Birth * Loree em Cubs (0s « citizen “ : oe \ gy earn ers a 3. Prachett, ho | appears to be a mature and loyal US citizen, is - . Saterested in being of the best possible service to the US Government in ; ' @ none-pay status, in assisting where he can in terms of his detailed '. Knowledge of Cubans, Cuba, and the Spanish language, which he epeaks ; “perfectly. Other than observing the plans of the Alpha-66 group as a i -\ - potemtially: successful sabotage group, he is not affiliated with any - : oo counterrevolutionary Group, but ds: now in business for himself as a Aix’ ia “ALpha-66 plans ~ he RETUANS 0 cA “Backaround Urs Only Bo Not Rlepreduns
104-10069-10120] . a® §010—104 OPTIONAL FORM NO. 16 : , Na UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT fos spHiW wander. SECRET Sti €3 Memorandum TO : ATTN: FROM SUBJECT: Chief, Contact Division Support Branch (Crowley) Chief, Minneapolis Office Cuban Refugee Group al BR 1. Enclosed are three names provided b of Cleveland, Ohio, These appérently are there ers of the Cuban group whi nd I have discussed in some detail, For the record, ot in touch with me because we had some rather ext ve debriefing sessions in 1959, and DATE: 31 August 1962 apparently he prefers to continue that relationship for the. 7 Present. Headquarters' records will show, however, that aa he was interviewed by Gene Rittenburg in September 1960. @e The Cubans listed on the of @ small group which is shuttlin enclosure are the leaders’ & back and forth to Cuba for the purpose of establishing reception groups, taking in ~ medical supplies, ammunition and weapons, and to bring out & who wish to leave the country. other Cuban supplies, ete, As you know understands that. no help will be given fron our notes they are seeking help in the form of without some mbes agreed to provide the investigation with Breat care, 3- Please expedite a reat any on-the-gtree f control by our Agency, and he names for Agency consideration. third man on the list is in Cuba at the present time. specifically requested that we + ny checking you might do a me your expression of interest ag Soon as possible. is not an exceptionally patient to receive an inguiry from him 4 man, and I certat n the near future, he is genuinely motivated and quite capable, and in his on of recruiting executive personnel for resen i VRSando/ jr Enclosure he could be quite useful to the LLrron KE VERNON R. SANDO Agency. Cu Ct o I believe
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104-10060-10123 aot & Ne _ OPTICAL, FORM HO. rr) : [Gee wily 5 iA} ow _UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT COWS) 323 9ISF TO : Chief, Contact Division  pate:8 October 1962 ATIN : Support Branch . FROM : ting Chief, Miami Field Office oe tr) ~ 9079 suBjecT: Cuban Christian Democratic Party i. We have been informed by a Cuban national, and a source of this office, that dur sting of the Cuban Christian Democratic movement in exile, which was held in Miami, it was agreed that factions which had previously brok:n away would rejoin the original party. It was agreed by all members present that they would concentrate on maintaining unity, establishing a new political orientation and improving relations with Christian Democratic movements of other countries in Latin America. a 2. Mr. Ernesto RODRIGUEZ, who is held in high esteem by ell members of the party, was elected as new president of the party, replacing Laureano C7 Batistas~Members’of the Executive on anion consis UNTLLLA’ Jos Jose Ignacio RASSO, Melchor GASTON ¥ Enrique VILLARREAL; A enwe tos ee ORTEGA ; Alfonso GOMEZ Mena, Laureano BATISCA, « Bnedaue ROS. 3. The new Executive Souncil will strengthen ties with the Christian Democratic movements in Venezuele, Chile, HEouador, Peru, Brazil, and Mexico. This is stated in Information Bulletin No. 2, issued by the council and dated 15 Sep 62, and is attached. Aivigh Gate Q MAURICE HUNSAKER MiChavez: pr 7 Attachment: WW (, U Information Bulletin No. 2 qt cu C ec; TFW, locally q yn