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14-00000 (2 Te IN FiDe4 pds ARARI A 42 FFB 65) THFY JEALOUS orfa\t ON ONS HAND AND YOULD prugaayy ‘ELKE SEE SOMEONE THEIR eRoup, IN DIRECT KUBARK CONTACT iad wt 3, THE ONLY PERSON wo (3) BELIEVES TO HAVE AMLASH Le ASSIGNMENT. IS AMWHIP 1. ALTHOUGH ASSIGNMENT NOT KNown( at 3aVYS AMLASH 1 USES HIS CONTACTS WITHIN THEIR OWN CAPABILITIES AND DOES NOT TOTALLY CONFIDE IN ANYONE. A 1 BELIEVES AMLASH 2 IS AMLASH 1 REP IN SPAIN. WHEN AMLASH 2 LEFT HAVANA 1965 A 1 ASKED HIM TO ATTEMPT OBTAIN RIFLES SILENCERS. AMLASH 2 DID CONTACT AMBIDDY 1 FROM WHOM HE RECEIVED MONEY AND EQUIP- MENT, AMLASH 1 CONTACTED BOTH AMBIDDY 1 AND AMBANG 1. AMLASH 3 ASSIGNMENT NOT KNOWN. 4. AMLASH 1 HAS EXTREMELY WIDE CIRCLE ASSOCIATES AND FR- LENDS. WELL KNOWN AMONG DIRECTORIO GROUP. FOLLOWING BELIEVED TO KNOW GENERALITIES OF ASSASSINATION PLAN: AMBIDDY 1, Alt- BANG Pastors, AMLASH 2, AMLASH 3, AMWHIP 1,/UNSNAFU 9, CHINO VENEGAS. 56 AW fBecesten AMLASH 2 WOULD BE USEFUL SOURCE. STATION REALIZES PAST ACTIVITIES AND REPUTATION A 2. A 2-HAS ASKED Risport 1 TO PLACE HIM IN TOUCH KUBARK. fal SAID ONLY HAS OCCASIONAL CONTACT. ©
14-00000 — 2. ety Bet id a none: red at 2h 6. SOLICIT HQS COMMENTS ie DIRECT NTACT WITH A 2. . CONTACT cOULD BE SET uP BY{@)1 ON PRETEXT MEETING COULD BE LAID ON WITH KUBARKER SCHEDULED TRANSIT (MADR. STATION OFFICER COULD THEN MEET FOR ASSESSMENT. - SECRET CFN Si eg s + APP AEN TTY WRING® lereeunee '
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(fos-t0102-10200 » wert “ico - per: ly a Mexii in ti in h t En ch tl umbe" he m lude nti m 2 to 26 h fexi: id a is S$ : th i1/ Transcript dated 27 September 1963 of the Soviet Embassy Military Attache Office, Mexico City,<J@int CTA Mexican “Government telephone tap operation, "Microfilm reel number WT Job 71-812, Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4. 2/ Transcript . dated 27 September 1963 of the Soviet Embassy Consulate, exican. Government? telephone tap operation, microfilm reel “number 177, Job 71- 812, Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4. 3/ Same as 2/ above: 4/ Transcript dated as September 1963 of cree Embassy Chancery, | Microfilm reel ober 177, “Job 71-8 ce Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4. 5/ Transcript dated 28 September 1963 of the Soviet Embassy Consulate, Mexico City, Goint CIA Mexican Government telephone tap operation, Microfilm reel number 177, Job 71-812, Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4. 6/ Transcript dated 1 October 1963 of the Soviet Embassy Military Attache Office, Mexico Citys{Joint CIA Mexican Government>telephone tap operation, "Microfilm reel number 178, Job 71-812, Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4. 7/ Transcript dated 1 October 1963 of the Soviet Embassy Consulate, Mexico City, Joint Mexican Governmént>telephone tap operation, Microfilm reel number 178, Job 71-812, Box 1, File: 50-6-75/4.
14-00000 : : 5 } -5- twe months. Cage officer recommends we go along with hie op thie. at least for the tise e@ing, ag 4t could be sticcy legally and Bight antagonize bie at the time whea we most need his cooperatioag, , ° de the oad, he should be reasonable about dispesi- ¢io2 of these craft if we encot equere ctith hig ia the meantias, : (3) Support craft, LCs, Barges, etc. Dispo- Gition arrangements to be worked out together on @heee craft. ® Aircraft. | However, one sonth's GF payment of 31,250 was due 1 March, and Geother will be due by the tise the. aircraft cas be returned. ARTIME was reluctant to lst the plane go back without payment, but also reluetant to equeese the $2,500 out of his budget. Case officer . voiced his opinion thet the owner would probably be glad to get the plane back and would not likely Qhink it worth going to court. However, in view. ef the fact that it would be a "closed-circuit" transaction and would actually cost the Goverument eething, it ie recommended that a special euthoriza- @ien of $2,860 be channeled to ARTIWE for payment ie order to maiatain ARTINE'’s reputation for fiecal. pvobity. He will surely appreciate this geeture. * een 0 0, BAAR ng NSE ERE TORRE AED BR A Sas OTRD Se A nha ty a Lot eptieentcns tee 7 ee : a. ok (2) 1-80 Beaver and Cessna-180. These -.; @iveragt technically belong to ARTIME's group and . i.) | @ee@every would be a eticky matter, legally. ARTIME hopes to hold control of these. aircraft - for the time being, and it is recommended that ‘WO go Blong with him, saving disposition arrange=- Beate until later. tne ere Nye ee eeOprE 1 #8 6, ARTIME again emphasized at. the cloge of the meeting that he must have soonest the March payments for families @@ an absolute minimus, befere he suid face aie people and maintain control of them in order te insure an orderly phage~- eut progres, jr oe gemomanmesnan eran clineee “she Tete TeaRoTIM ARES IRE meet Sinden aR | se _ Gari B. Jenkins : ° get C/WN WH/C/CA/ BA 7 _ Bownn/e museca . fara . at . seme eer eRe Finda NA ANON srpi | SECRET - vee 1 i i SBP ormehn nt AOR aT aap ett eso gbeeeR page Eee CORAM Ie ee RN AEE A He BEET BAC Rotem, gestions
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“9 pate: . ee on CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ri | : i. »@ : a ROUTING pe SECRET cy 19 FEB 63 j —-| crys * WALES Cee TO. 0: ._ ‘DIRECTOR oS 3 16 FROM : JMWAVE , ‘a fo a ot | FEB 20 cokoz 63 INFO; — D0P; 8/¢ 2 ROUTINE” To ANZLI27 | DER CITE WAVE 4759 a, Co ’ RYBAT, TYPIC’ YOBITE AMTRUNK ©, Woe }. | MEETING BETWEEN PEGGINS AND- ANTRUNK41 ON 19 FEBRUARY PRODUCED ~ FOLL.-INF 3 - Ae AMTR NKeo. CALLED “AMTRUNKe 1 FROd CALIF 18 FEB. sap THAT ANTRUNK- 3 (PARA: 25 WAVE rE 45425" EADY AND EAGER JOIN: AuT RUNK OP; NO COVER PROBLEMS. 5” AMTRUNK-2 AND 3 MAILING PHS'S 19 FEBRUARY TO AMTRUNK-1. C. WIFE Ait RUNK-2 DEF INITELY INTENDS RETURN WAVE AREA aF- AMT RUNK=2 BECOMES “INV GLVED THIS OP. WIFE NOT INTERESTED COVER | (JOB IN CALIF. — | De A AiCE 14 aND 27: SUBU ITT ING PHS’ S 20 FEBRUARY. E. ANTRUNK-1 MADE PARTICULAR. POINT THAT HE PERSONNALY | “CONVINCED THAT NONE OF AMTRUNK TEAM PRESENTLY CONTROLLED BY ANY ‘REFUGEE POLITICAL GROUP. C STATION CONTINUES HAVE DOUBTS ON THIS POINT, PARTICULARLY AMTRUNK-2 AND. 8 CONNECT LONS WITH MANOLO RAY.) Qe WILL POUCH PRQ’S As 's00N AS. AVAILABLE. STATION DEPENDING "oN Has FOR FOL L SBUPPORT me : » at ee r- | SASHES ALO Usa REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFI we 124d27
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(404-10102-10288 . SUBIEST ETON RE “QUIRED - REFERENCES teference: WHNG-1112 Cine meen TTR eet att PR ae ee Hine estes mete ae mesa et. my - & 2 CLASSIFICATION SE <C-R<KoT www PROCESSING ACTION MARKED FoR IHOEKING NO INDEXING REQUIATL ONLY QUALIFIED DESK CAN JUDGE INDEXING BICROR AM tanatasio de la GABAA alas Randel | E. . Pitupatrick i: 23 Hay 1963 Aaaracto de Lg taren coleenad the ENGI” inate tion a8 weg na ONY neeree with the GDENTY sentative. Ge wae told. at thet tien representative wae lecated in Yontarcey bat wee given the meme of an officer @nsem (estually the ODEHVY nepreseatativa) with when he wight discuss h Subject said that he was mainly in- ene in cet etning calovaaae with KUBARE 42 the time ef this cemversa- tion, the Subject sald that he was Mexican born and was now & naturalized U.S. citigen using the name Randel &. Pitupetrick. The OBERIVY representative suguesced that Sabject should send a letter te BUBARK Readquarters since ne one in Monterray could help hia. 32 : 2. On 7 September 1962 Subject ag again telephened the (DCD installation and agke! te @peak with the sama GOENVY representative. Ris stexy was the noon @9 wegerted in paragraph ene above. The ODEHVY representative gave him the aves ony iad Gaeaag Headquarters. $. @a 12 July 1963 Subject case porsonaily to che QUGED inetal aston and askei the lecal receptionist if he could talk with the EUBARR ‘ tiow. GARDYIS was at the reception desk at the time and the receptionist asked GARDE 1£ he knew anyone that Subject could contact. GARDYE ¢s an32 Oc ID offie epoke with Subject who said that he wanted te ebtain ene pleyment. with » GARDYNE suggested thet Subject write directly te KUBARE Heatquerters and cend them his biegraphic Adata ead reasens fer seaking em- ployment. Subject wanted to know at thet time if 2) weald forward his letcer eiace be dida't trust the Mexican meil s letely. G&ARDYHE suggested that im thet case it might be better te post the letter ia the U.S. Subject gave GARDYSE e personal celling card et thet time identifying hinseif a6 the essistent nenager for “valoras” et the Rance de Ponsate lipetecarto, * spubsect apesks excellent English, ig about SPH" im height, weighs | about 15 3 pounds, end is slightly bald. > ™ 3. & complete name trece of GMEID) ODERVY and Base files reveals no additional information. on Subject at thie time. A check of the Polietileno ROSS REFERENCE TO ———e— | {MSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER ~ DATE : ; 7 , i i _— ween jenn BM AOZOL2 ; _8 Movember 1963 CLASSIFICATION oa HOS FILE NUMBER
1 Site. @ pnt a gh ‘CONTINUATIONIOF.. — - - pispaTcH = CLASSIFICATION SoBe CoRaBo'S tluctomgh, Sete indleates that this conpany ie owsed by the Maldonado Elissade Brees. end hes @ three willien pesos capitalization end is raced at oxidant... The canpany enjoys a goed mupntel is the lacal eaxmuaity. 6.° Ya view of the apparent fact thet Subject prebebly hed wate ingen hée iatereat im KEAIEK euplaymeat to seme ef bie tciends, end consideriog the fsee thet he hed net euggeeted any astesl ececes to targets of WUMARK firat ggme.o the sttentica ef Base pergemal.. Tho Bese wifl. iumich Head api! igh omy edditional infansstien ukich aight aa Sebient
j - | 4 4 4 | “Al a Sein, a te : / =" WRG Interrogation Resoarch Division _ oF ,\0 Subject of 8 report ie a married, male citizen of Mexican Citizene ehip whe was bern Ao Vebruary 1909 in ferreon, Coahila, Mexico. He ig currently being utilised by RUBARK ae a pene ration of the Mexican Communist LOFIUTTERedA, Party (P&M). Subject has net been previously The request to LEFLWTTER Bubject was initiated by the WE Division end coordinated in the Field by luke B. MARSCHALEK, Bubject's ease officer, LCFLUTTER wae conducted to determine if Bubject has disclosed hia KUBARK relationship to unauthorized persons, if he has or is now working fer and/ or reporting to any other intelligence Crgenization, and if he has withheld any of his PEM history from us. October 1963 at a sefesite in Torreon, Mexico, - | Eee was conducted in Spanish on 17 contained in current operational files or which ig not known to Subject's case officar, Results ef LEFLTTER exsmination indicate that Subject has not disclosed his relationship with EUBARE to any unauthorised persons, that ‘be has never worked for another intelligence service, and that he ig not falsifying any the operational information which he i reporting to his ease officer, reference to his PCM background, there was an indication that Bubject not been campletely truthful in discussing the fll extent of his past POM activities, It is the undersigned's opinion that this area of deception eancerns a period of time prior to 1955¢ Trans | Rather than engage Bubject in an Lan: interrogation at this time sities, in omler to resolve his pre-1955 POM act it 1s recommended that the Base first conduct all possible field and Headquarters checks on Subject's activities prior to 1955, Ver That, 10 ie recomended that Subject's case officer attempt to r the above area of deception through direct contact ar ee nee ste = ee else —_
e/py Tee UT — ~~ rine RYBAT - ESSE RETA Gly Ot ( P 8 Hevenber 1963 ' page @ with the agent. If after this has been accemplished, there is still ne . evidence that Subject has attempted to clarify his past PCM activities, then, it 19 recommended that Subject be LEPLUTTERed a second time. During & eecond LCFIUTTER, specific attention should be given to the above noted area of deception, oe David @. PERSELYE istribution: 03 “Orig + Bauman, Hannah (Gaynor) te) ~ WH/3/MEK ies Giese = Field Copy “oof SECRET ‘WBAT
1041010310015} ° - FGne HO. 937 Use previous editions RUSGPO: 1976 ~~ 202-953 ~ TCIA HISTORICAL REVIEW PROGRAM enon DIRECT REPLY | | PREPARE REPLY r—[orseatcn RECOMMENDATION John - Attached are two memos re requirements _ levied to Miami Station (JMWAVE Station) case officers in re assassination of President Kennedy. Evi Vidal is to bring me one this afternoon, which will make 4 counting __f [ts Tom Clines could not make input. * . yan FOLD HERE TO RETURN TO SENDER AME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NO: [pare el eer 1-67 RELEASE AS SANITIZED SENDER WILL CHECK CLASSIFICATION /TOP AND poTrom | UN 8 Soe ie | _|_conrmentiat_| | Seent \/BK
(tod-t0t03-t0023) 16 May 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: The Inspector General FROM > CAS/PAG/COB -| | SUBJECT >: Requirements to my Agents Concerning the Murder of President Kennedy In levying requirements on my stateside and Cuban agents concerning the murder of President Kennedy I did not give the agents written questions. I briefed them orally in meetings in Miami, Tampa, NaSau and Mexico City. 1 of 1 E2, IMPDET CL BY 54511
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14-00000 « ‘ * . , . . , A of . e a , SECRET own invention, but were:the results of talk sessions held in the FI Branch of.my Station by our Branch Chief and my fellow case officers. Many other "angles" and questions about Cuban links to the murder were assigned to specific agents, but I do not recall them all. for a meeting with my chief inside Cuba agent, (AMWEE- Before I left Station I went to the Reports Office Requirements Offi- cer and read through some pertinent lists of requirements for on-island assets. I recall the questions included observations on-island assets may have made about the activities of leader- ship personnel in the Cuban. government in the days prior to and immediately following theKennedy murder. I recall that in MexicONAMWEE- described to me talks he held the day subse- 06,08 quent to the murder with {nu MELENDEZ Bach, a protocol officer of the Cuban Foreign Relations Ministry} about what had trans- - pired in the Ministry when the news of Kennedy's death was received by wireless. I recall that the night of the day that Kennedy was murdered MWEB- 1? aw Osmani Cienfuegos, a suban leader, drive up to the house across the street: from O| (AMWEE-1's) house at about 0100 hours 2He stayed. in that house or several hours. The house was occupied by an American expatriate technician who built audio=surveillance gear for - the Cuban intelligence service. I recall that AMWEE-1 opined that Cienfuegos visited the American that night because he was one of the few American sources the Cuban government could talk to in Cuba about what was going on-in the USA as a result of Kennedy's murder. 3] 13. Some weeks after the Kennedy murder ont > Mexico 1 14. In closing I should point out that my involvement in seeking Cuban leads to the~Kennedy murder was slight. Other officers would have been more involved than I. I would assume Mr. Shackley has the clearest recollection. of tasks the Station may have been given to support investigation of the Kennedy murder. One final remark about Miami Station investigation of the Kennedy murder, violations of the Neutrality Act and other developments: All of us were very well informed about the limitations on CIA's right to conduct investigations of persons residing in the USA, whether they were alien residents or US citizens. I do not recall anyone ever seeking information on security matters in the USA which was not related to Cuban exiles and their activities with respect to Cuba. On occasion I would come across information indicating action by US citizens to a) aid in violating the Neutrality Act or b) conduct es- pionage on behalf of a foreign power. In such instances I wrote up what I discovered and sent it through Station channels to the appropriate US Agency concerned with the _ particular type of violation that was suspected and then withdrew from further attempts to acquire informati a = Rm 3D02 Red 1591. Gin SECRET
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