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(tos-ton97-40266 * fa Ueply, Please Befer to CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR . RELEASE OF THIS DOCUMENT J 1 OPPO ST OAL a “CONPYEAS TTY UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ' FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION \ WASHINGTON 25, D. G Fils No. (NI) 105~24334 bata: October 10, 1962 Tos beputy Agsistant Secretary for Sccurlty Oepurtoent of State. From: =  Jolm idger Hoover, jdirector Subject: JGSE HIRO CARDONA | ’ INTGRAAL SLOUNITY © CUBA Gn Septesber 25, 1962, an informant who hos fumished J fai contacted — Jose Mire Cardona, head of the Cuban Revolutionary counchi, an anti-Castro orzanizetion, on that day, i ‘LPO Cardona discusses a television tape mao by which was senoduled to be released on Sentenney 3), 1962. in that tape [jacvecated aassive open aid to Cuban oxiles. The two also discussed Panama's olen for a Central American willance against Custro. /ilro Cardona indicated he #3 aware of this plan end Med it but wes ef the opinion thet it lacked enforcenent ability, felt there should be Sone reaction on the part of the Carlbseas countries. Miro Cardona stated there was no doubt that these countries were in Ganger asi had a solid position for sone ection, The inforsan? also advised thor oma was in contact with Tony Varons, believed to be itanuci A de Yarona, associate of Mirn Carduna’s, on the sawe day. In coumenting on the then fortheoiing Voreien dinisters Conference, indicated that he fel the conference would result in nothing. This is for your infomaation. 1 ~ Director “ Central intellizence Arency Attention: Leputy birector, (lang &$ CONFIBESTLAL ; ae
104-10297-10292 a In Reply, Please Refer to Tet opt atta . a) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE © FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION WASHINGTON 24.0 G File Na 105-33)95 | RY LIATSON Date: May 12, 1961 To: Director Central Intelligence Ayency Attentton: Deputy Director, Plans hase John Edgar lioover, Director Subject: CUDAN SITUATION ci) INTERNAL SECURITY = CUBA A reporter for the "New York Journal-Anerican, " on May 8, 1951, furnished the following information: The reporter stated he had recently been in Miami, Florida, covering the Cuban invasion and had spoken to. nany tuban exiles and personal sources, As a result, he cane to the conclusion that the invasion had been badly handled by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) froa every aspect, de stated that some of the exiles were of the opinion that the invasion was doomed to failure by design on the part of CIA and they are holding CIA responsible, | The reporter stated he was able to ascertain from his sources the names of tae CLA personne] allesedly responsible for the invasion, jie furnished these names as Bernart Barker, David Morales, one one , one Carranza, one Avignon and a colone? who had been wssizned as Air Attache at the United States embassy in the Doninican Republic, In addition, he stated he had heard that one Frank Bender of CIA was also among those responsible. : <The above-mentioned reporter identified two of his sources of the foreyoing infernation as former Colenel Mariano Faget and Enrique Parajon, who were formerly connected with the Bureau far the Repression of Canmunist Activities (QQiC) in Cuba, BRAC was an active organization in Cuba during the -batista regime, Reportedly, the reporter checke’ the above= mentioned: CIA employees vith Fajet who apparently maintained a file on the subject, Faget allesedly veritied the information the reporter hal received concerning the part played by these individuals in the invasion,
-H0000 he. Pe i Director Central Intelligence Agenc The reporter stated he had discussed the role of CIA in the invasion with Senator George Smathers, He indicated that Senator Thomas Yodd, who heads « Senate subconmittee, would call him to aphear before the comalttce in the neor future concerning the data in his possession cealing with the involvement of CIA in the invasion, This is for ycur information,
(404-10298-10035 CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE - fre (Adri hae ee a ' cn. SEDOUR R, DOMTidias hier iat ,. C/TPN/PA~PROP 8-B-C-R-B-T ee aod, 10) Dea ax | faces, DIRECTOR . WAS: cos, rw 10 \ aso, ‘ODP;-C1/OPS, S/C 2 to «= MR ¢ ue p Bays wave hg5k (ir 16579)9 ‘ at se wm ex A SENT MS 96 LE Hered ——— COMPACT. IAPIER HAS POP HEY PASSAVOY PEREGHALIN, 19 WEAHAER Tae HAIG AND, PRESIGARIY, HYS FUECETOH AS KUZARK~GG@UD LIAISON, PASGAVOY ALGO IEDICATED 2. a newman mp Wa {evans xo ema oes SOYARD KUGAEK, SUGGEST WAVE CONSIDER ALTEEUATIVE wave|__heawsaezas, passe @O GLACE LAPT SECURITY FRAEX WATEREGY AND THENCE FO WAVE FIR PARA 2 BIR 1886%. BRD OF MESAAGE , Sra Comments @ Bef edvised PASEAVOY bad previous phone contact with “ . > gh cemi8-bo logies] ehanmnei, to ANESD empleyoe. BSuggzeted Eqa et. 4 _diseusg with PABGAVOE. (Gnd advise Burwiteh PASBATGH make contact . he es wo emcee Ir cs _~ BEIMOER 8. ROL : a4 COORDINATING OFFICERS CARs i @eeasing officee a eee | AUTHENTICATING 7 B-B-C-R-B-E | eedeuctostian ” onrieaa tou oN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Hea.
‘04-10298-10184 THORS Pathe pee gt MP ace . oo CLASSIFIED MESSAGE em ~ 4 8 ‘ BS : ROUTING cereal) 8 Puig (hee % brea: Nos Hevort Viniver, fa gry oy = aa. BE tite Ab eopy ma ludieated _ a FROM: JSWAVE ne Ry : Bsa copys icbewd ge dire —e ACTION: TFW 1O(MR CHARLES ; HAT Ry WWE SOT IFIED Bi AND THY ore . Marted —__AT_ 1630 27, MAY) 7 INFO: OCI, COP, AcoP, CA PHGATPRGy Ch PRGe Warts . MAY 27 22162 62 OPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE catalan ee ee + ot ee epee eaten aetna caentennd i Y Hop Wye CITE t, EE 277 -BYNOEE Adele, 1}, NIANT VERALD 27 MAY Carers FRONT PAGE ITFM BY JAMES BUCHANAN FYTTTLER "ERO FaDeS aS RCILE CHIFF: THREE LATIN LEADERS ‘SEMIND RAY". ARTICLE FLATLY STATES MIPO AND COUNCIL WAVE REEN PEPLACED BY MANUEL RAY WITH ; RACKING GOV MONOZ MARIN, PPFS RO-ILO BETANCQURT AND FORMER PRES JOSE FIGUERAS, THAT Ray HAS TAKEN OVER podelyitn THE BLESSING OF THE INITED STATES", FUSTHER, ARTICLES ste “Feat VARIETY SOURCES HERALD | LFOPNED TYAT MIRO VAS NOTIFIED of Chawotovty THIS WEEK" AND THAT RAYS REAPPOINTHENT. AS fp CHIEF IN EXILE” CAME FRaM "UNDER: GPOUND TM CuBa™ ACCORDING TQ, Joagury Godoy, PROVISIONAL MRP HEAD IN MIOMY, AFTER FURNISHING RESIME CUBAN ACTIVITIES SINCE ORIGIN OF AMBUD, ARTICLE CREDITS CUPANS IN MIAMI WITH SAYING "NEW MAN IN FIELD” Is ADOLF’ A, RERLE JR, 0, Has SEEN SPECIAL ASST TO STATE DEPT AND IS ALSO "WEARER OF PRES KENNEDY" S SPECIAL TASK FORCE ON LATIN AMERICA". IMPLICATION 2fING THAT RERLE IS RUNNING NEW UNITED STATES SPONSORED CUBAN ESFORT, , 2, THIS RELEASE CAUSING SQrE FUROR IN LOCAL CUBAN COLONY TO EXTENT AT LEAST ONE CPS AGENT DESTINED FoR TRAINING Has &SKZD TO RE RELTEVED IF THERE any TRUTH THIS STORY, MEANWHILE wave CEATE eee | bane uULY LE Sacisas ices i339 REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. fase Ye ,
14-00000 a . . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE "°° oa * s a ROUTING Pare wt . Ri) ° ‘ TOS Bung qebeeck oneb: . NadG hieonl Value. De coup. oon ee we ee FROM : TL Ble Gis eupy as baatsentat 0 were eee ry Besaeh oy Bink Gs Witlvuted ores ACTION: ‘ BB Indeviez (eucck ene Mashed cee tee ee NUE required a note anne oe INFO Snare! = s eeoens neeenemene . PAGE 2 wave 4o77 IN 41885 rypeys WITH KNCELEDGEASLE CONTACTS HAS PRODUCED LITTLE OTHER THAN - PILI 1A 'G, witaLBa’s § TATRAENT THAT BUCHANAN ACuRNat ISTIC PePuTATZ® rn tenes ME INACCURATE AND SENSATLOMALIST.  A® CLATTER: | AND PASS OV OF ATTENPTIMG DISCRESTLY TRACE RUCHAMAN SOURCE FOR “U.S. LESSING.” 3, pecyanat HAS PREVIOUSLY ATTACKED MIRO TE NURING RETURN PLAYA ATTOCYS BUT BELIEVE THEY COULD REFLECT SiigHaRAN OR MIAMI HERALD ATTEMPTS ‘FORCE (MANGES IN UNITES STATES “BostuRe? RE CURA. Slt . A, EXPECT ASTICLE WILL HAVE FURTHER Sante sev19 AS IT SPREADS. ety pucyansy STORY AS WELL as poAss ne: TRO VILL FORVARD SUGGESTIONS THIS STEED UE HAVE opeonten Lee URTHER ASSES Ss STORY'S IMPACT. PFOADD AFTE Se POUCHING eye oe MAY - SEND oF MESSAGE ‘ Copy No. REPROAUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS S PRONIGII EO. ON
Dear be. Yeagley: Honorable J. Yalter Yeagley Avaletant Attorney Gencral . Dez,artrasat of Justice : Waablagton 25, VD. C. . 4 1 | Refezence is made to your letteg, dated 7 May 1962, pertain- ing to gessthle violation of the neutrality slatules by Ate, Luis RABEL Munes ia hie reported eetivity to ree sult one WilllanA, Feaniagton ef New Crleens, Weouislana, for military service a,atnat the wrosont segims in Cuba. bg. Luis RABE! Nunes to on dutborised representative of the Cuban Revoluiionary Councll.ia New Orleans, Louisiana. - . at the present timo Mr. RABEL Nunes is engayed in tahiag-s ¢onous ef Cuban exiles in the New Urlenas.area who are available to join the U, 5. Agcoy. This census activity ss: being conducted at tha dizecties of the Cuban evolutionary Council. isi Chibs Ccmmsctiss, U. 5. Goveramont reproncntatives have had diseuosions with Dr, Jose MIKG Cardons, head of the Cuban Kevolutisnary Counell, @whoreia Approval was yivea for Dr. MIRO to encourage Cuban oailee to join the U. 3. Army. Tale Ayenay has wo record af one ‘Willam A, Pormington ef Hew Crieang, Louietana. Algo this Agency has no heowledge or ietevest im Riv. RABAL Nunca’ activity of recruiting one William A. Penningtan for military service against the present vegime in Cabs, me
’ resentatives. . cee the activities, and indeed the fluctuating composition of‘ the Cuban Revolutionary Council, are, as you are aware, conplex areas on which it is difficult to generalize. If you desiro, we can arrange a detailed discussion on this subject betwaen mutual rep- . c ~ Faithfully " yours» (Stened) Harckakh 36 Carton Marshall 3, Carter Lieutenant General, USA Deputy Director
13-00000 are OO Le re SeFe  ok 5. Subject advised that during her voting experience she had made it a point to rote for the ran and not the arty. Elaborating, Subject stated that she liked Roosevelt and voted for Eisenhower. Subject stated that she advised Sherwood during the telephone conversation that she liked President Kennedy's stand in Cuba whereupon Sherwood said "too bad he was sclling us down the river". Sherwood did not elabcrate om the latter statement accord- ing to the Subject. Subject steted that the telephone conversation lasted about one kxlf howr end upon discon- tinuance of t. sation she (Subject) advised her husband. §ite dviced that her husband is in sensitive work wt e Air Poree end immediately advised Subject to report the telenha: onversation to proper officials of the Agency. Itated that she could not give further clues concerning the identity of the "“ex-CIA Gourier" or the location in West Virginia where Sherwood associated with the "ex-CIA Courier”. 6, I requested the Subject to keep me advised of any additional cails, information cr contact with Sherwood. 7. I recommend that the attached information be passed to Mr. Cregar by the DC/PSD. ae ay, /s Cu, ote dg
‘(404-10298-10245] CIA HAS NO OBJECTIO NTO DECLASSIFICATION ANDVoR R OF THIS DOCUMENT PNUTED STAUPRS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE | ~ . hhc aT LAL PRDERAL @1%hat OF ENV PS TUOATION fn Reply, Plane Refer to Bik New ; . WAsntsatres 24, ine, Talat ob UOT = a 2 Gxogeerebe saath ACER <a ee ate (1) @ Net Vsah oo “PEO * TV ITI os ow vn February 75, 1963, a conf€tentiel interment, she hea fuinlebes reiievio iniaresiion in the paat, acvieest that ha has learned through! eee | ° ~ jthet Joos {co crclons, iFeet ent; wuban davolutfonary Counct], an entice. astro Orv entiation, woull arriva in Guaterala om arch 6, Lvsi, aboerd fan ‘mecivan «Lerreyo thighe Thea dnrorsent ceterrina i that vetcona woul. be accoupentet by onc Lute votilul (phenet ic), votitul wes not further luantittad to the in’ormant, In repawi to the sloves, it f# note:! that on Septenbor J, 1951, lhe <ashineton wet iimee Horalu' on pa,e ..°13, carried an article on erning the planned carger Sioths LuleR SevGlulleiesy Vandi and ibe iwmecretic - sevelutlonary “rent, another anti- vsstre organizetion, It wag veflecta! in tha ebowe orticle that one Luts cettioll wags @ spobeernon for the uo retic Sevolutlonary Front, It fe posetblo that Luts Meticul (phonetics), nenetones above, ie icentical with Lufs cottioll, mentianes In the Ne wapager article, The position of ves verified throuyh faq "Oplosetic Lise’, deter Pevenber, 1947, an: pu’l tshad by the Untted states Leonetrent ef tate.
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(404-10298-10258 MEMORANDUM FOR: Brigadier General F. G Lansdale SUBJECT _ -t OPERATION MONGOOSE--Pvt. Arnaldo IGLESIAS Rivero, US 50,167, 196 1, Dr. Jose MIRG Cardona hag received from Subject a request to obialm his discharge from the U. SX. Army and haa asked us ¢O pages the request to.2ne proper authorities. This information , is forwarded for whatever action you deem appropriate. é Subject fo o Cuban oxile, 24 years old, who entered service at Fort Brooke, F-uerto Rico, on 6 February 1962. He - completed his basic training at Fort-Jackson, S. C., on 14 April 1562, and io now agelgned to Company C, jrd Fagincers Regie ment, at Fort Jackson, According to Subject, he ia scheduled for transfer to Germany. Subject stated that he joined the U. S&S. Army to halp liberate Cuba, not for service in Gormany, and therefore wants hie discharge. 3. Our files contain no additional information o on Subject. : 4. The above request appears to be ancther examplo of the } need for clarification of the U. 5. Army enlietmeat program for Cubans, particularly a6 te-the Mabillty of Cuban enlistees for service outside the United Stares. SIGHED WILLGAN K, HARVEY DDP/TFW/ Asst. ExecH fb (6 July 1962) . Distribution: ; Orig. & 1 - Addressee i - C/TFW t- TFW/PA-Prop Ll - TFW/Exec ; SECRET SESE ee
vr. “te te Q jue " MEMORANDUM FOR: Brigadier General FE. G Lansdale SUBJECT _ | OPERATION MONCCOOSE--Pvt, Arnaldo IGLESIAS Rivero, US 50,.167, 196 1. Dr, Joas MIRG Cardona has received from Subject a request to obtain his discharge from the U. S. Army and has asked us to pags the request.to.the proper authorities, This information is forwarded for whatever action you deem appropriate. 2. Subject fe a Cuban exile, 24 years ald, who entered service at Fort Brooks, Feuerto Rico, on 6 February 1962. He completed his basic training at Fort Jackson, S| C.. on 14 April 1962, and la now assigned to Company C, jrd Engiacers Ragi- sent, at Fort Jackson. According to Subject, he is echeduled for transfer to Germany. Sabject stated that he joined the U. S. Army to halp liberate Cuba, not for service in Germany, and therefore wants his clacharge. 3. Our files contain no additional information on Suiject. 4. The above request appears to be another example of the need for clarification of the U. S. Army enlistment program for Cubans, particularly as to the Mability of Cuban enlistees for service outside the United States. WILLIAM K, HARVEY DDP/TFW/ Asst. Exec! bh (6 July.1962) _ Distribution: . Orig. & 1 - Addressee : _ 1 - C/TFW : 4 {(- TFW/PA-Prop L- TRW/Exec 7 SE eT
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(04-10900-10015 a ne BP ‘ . 4 - OPTIONAL FORM 80. 10 s010—104  * . hey UNITED STATES GOV: NMENT Memorandum es TO : Files . DATE: 31 January 1964 FROM SUBJECT: THE LEE HARVEY OSWALD CASE (Address Book) 1. Reference is made to names in OSWATD's address book which are ' furnished in an FBI memorandum of 31 December 1963, which lists portions Document Number 1299-470 for FOIA Review on MAR 1977 of the Address book found among OSWAID's personal effects at the time of his arrest in Dallas. e. The following notation appears on page 29 of OSWALD's address - book (page 12 of the FBI memorandum): , ; Kozlova (woman's surname) K-03400 (telephone number) (792) (possible telephone extention) _ 3. Security Indices contain information on a number of women with the name KOZLOVA, none of whom can be identified as being the individual in question; but any of whom might be. a, NG ICI oO various female relatives of his by the name KOZLOVA. Olympiada KOZLOVA, a professor, is the Director of the Moscow Institute of Engineering and Economics. She is active politically, often travels abroad, and in November 1961 was scheduled to travel to Washington, D.C. with a scientific group. It should be possible to obtain this woman's telephone number for comparison with that listed in OSWALD's address book under the name KOZLOVA. 5. One "Valentina KOZLOVA, NSC," was observed to arrive at the Soviet Mission in Tokyo on 11 June 1956 at 10:45 hours and to depart at 12:07 hours. She was not further identified in our information. 6. One Lyubov Nikolaevna KOZLOVA, #MS-9995, was an interpreter in the USSR Embassy in London from 1950 to 1953, and in the UN in New York City in "1954. Se SI 6 0 ARERR ERAT LG" Carer gE HO ERED Hy LEED OL BP OKE Fe erage Se aero ae t i
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