AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: — FBI RECORD NUMBER:  124-10274-10026 RECORD_SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILE NUMBER:  62-116395-422 DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: MM ~ TITLE: DATE: 06/24/1975 PAGES: 17 SUBJECT: CC: ‘DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT ORIGINAL Secret NEW CLASSIFICATION: CLASSIFICATION: ~ REVIEW_DATE: 11/06/1998 UPDATE DATE: © STATUS _ Redact RESTRICTIONS: JFK Act 6 (1)(B) JFK Act 6 (1)(C) JFK Act 6 (4) COMMENTS: Docld: 327199791 Page 1 02/14/2001
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PAGE TWO,(68-33.46) Loss ECRET . CAPTIONED ,. "JOE SURVEY, ESPIONAGE - CUBA, “ MIAMI 65-2959 + AND Cs 4 THIS SOURCE wAS "ASSIGNED (SYMBOL NUMBER CSMM s21esyi>_) | THE PURPOSE OF THE JOE SURVEY WAS TO LOCATE: CLANDESTINE COMMUNCAT IONS THROUGH THE USE OF CERTAIN INDICATORS AND sree DROP ADDRESSES ON MAIL TO CUBA, AND TO IDENTIFY THE COMMUNICATION AS BEING ONE DIRECTED BY AN ILLEGAL AGENT. THROUGH ITs CONTENTS AND WRITING CHARACTERISTICS. THIS MAIL WAS INTERCEPTED IN A ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY THE POSTAL INSPECTORS AT THE BISCAYNE ANNEX POST OFFICE, MIAMI. POSTAL ‘EMPLOYEES WOULD BRING THE APPROPRIATE MAIL BaGS TO THIS ROOM, WHERE MIAMI AGENTS WOULD REVIEW IT, LOOKING FOR sone--£@_ DROP ADDRESSES IN CUBA, REBIND THE MAIL. IN BUNDLES, AND PLACE IT BACK IN. THE MAIL BAGS. _ THIS MAIL CONSISTED PRIMARILY OF LETTERS. CONTAINING PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH SOME 12,200 TO 20,000 LETTERS BEING REVIEWED DAILY. THE JOE SURVEY ENDED ON JULY 21, 1966. THE NUMBER “OF AGENTS UTILIZED RANGED FROM FOUR TO TWENTY DEPENDING ON THE AMOUNT OF MAIL AND WHETHER A SPECIAL SEARCH WAS NEEDED BASED ON INFORMATION FROM(BUREAU SOURCE SIX, AGENT TIME we CSS : SPENT WAS APPROXIMATELY 6@ MAN HOURS A WEEK. AGENTS REVIEWING THIS MAIL WERE FROM THE SECURITY END PAGE Two DoclId: 32199791 Page 3
an = Sa PAGE THREE 666-3346) tn? TO ) OO SECRET © >t SQUAD AND. THE. one TK AGENTS INTERCEPTED MAIL aT BISCAYNE ANNEX AT VARIOUS TIME DURING THE PERIOD OF THE SURVEY JOHN BARRON; EDWARD J. DAHL GEORGE E. DAVIS, URey3 WILLIAM E. DOWLING 5 JAMES H. DOWNING ; WILLIAM MAYO DREW, JR«$ ARNOLD C. DUQUETTE$ ROBERT JAMES DWYER; CHARLES W. EDMISTON; THOMAS ERRIONS MAURICE F. FARABEE 3 LAWRENCE /—-FELDHAUS$ CLARENCE P. GRAHAM; ERNEST HARRISON JAMES D. x | HAYES; JAMES C. HOLMES; MELVIN.C. JENSEN; SAMUEL W. JONES JOSEPH P. MC CANN; JOHN E. MC HUGH JOHN J\. MATTIMORE $ JOHN C. MENTONs PETER J. NERO$ JAMES J. O'CONNOR; RAYMOND L. O'KELLY s EUGENE L. PAYNE 3 LEON PRIOR; LEMAN-L. STAFFORD, JR.3 WILLIAM W. STEVENS; ROBERT G. STRONG; EDWIN L. SWEET. “WHEN A DROP ADDRESS WAS NOTED ON AN ENVELOPE, THIS PIECE OF MAIL WAS HAND CARRIED AND LATER SENT BY MAIL, | PURSUANT TO BUREAU INSTRUCTIONS, TO THE FBI LABORATORY FOR EXAMINATION FOR SECRET WRITING AND MICRODOTS. IN EACH CASE, AFTER THE LETTER WAS EXAMINED, IT WAS THEN PLACED BACK IN THE NORMAL FLOW OF MAIL AT BISCAYNE ANNEX DESTINED FOR CUBA. | a oe AUTHORITY TO. HAND DELIVER LETTERS TO THE LABORATORY CAME FROM BUREAU SUPERVISORS WILLIAM A. BRANNIGAN, OTHO EZELL, END PAGE THREE DoclId: 32199791 Page 4
: < . PAGE FOUR (66-3346) TP SECRET ; AND INSPECTOR DON MOORE. | DURING THE PERIOD THE JOE SURVEY WAS IN EFFECT, APPROXIMATELY ‘4,00 LETTERS WERE OPENED EITHER BY. THE FBI LABORATORY OR THE MIAMI OFFICE, RELATING TO CUBAN: INTELLIGENCE MATTERS. OF THIS AMOUNT, THERE WERE, 50 LETTERS IN 1963 AND 19 LETTERS IN 1964, WHICH WERE DETERMINED TO CONTAIN: SECRET INK MESSAGES, EITHER ON THE LETTER OR ON THE ENVELOPE. oo THE MAIL INTERCEPTED AT BISCAYNE ANNEX: WHICH was OPENED AT THE MIAMI OFFICE WAS OPENED IN A SPECIAL CHAMFERING : ROOM BY THE FOLLOWING. SPECIAL AGENTS:. JAMES D. HAYES, WILLIAM E. DOWLING, WILLIAM W. STEVENS, GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR.» WILLIAM G. FRIEDEMANN, THOSE LETTERS OPENED AT. THE MIAMI OFFICE WHICH WERE IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE WERE TRANSLATED BY MRS. SOPHIA Y. SALIBA AND MISS ELEANORE M. SCHOENBERGER . (2) MAIL COVERS PHYSICALLY CONDUCTED BY FBI EMPLOYEES. THERE WERE NO KNOWN INSTANCES WHERE MIAMI FBI EMPLOYEES PHYSICALLY CONDUCTED’ A.MAIL COVER ALONE OR IN COOPERATION WITH POSTAL SERVICE EMPLOYEES OTHER THAN aS INCIDENTAL TO THE REVIEW OF MAIL IN THE JOE SURVEY. (3) DOCUMENTS AND MEMORANDA ON MAIL OPENINGS, INTERCEPTS - END PAGE FOUR DoclId: 32199791 Page 5
PAGE “FIVE, (66-3346) a, SECRET CS AND COVERS IDENTIFIED ABOVE. PENETRATE ESPIONAGE - CUBA? C53 PENETRATE}WAS THE BUREAU CODE “NAME FOR A cusan C50 INTELLIGENCE AGENT IN PUERTO RICO. ALL OF THE FOLLOW ING DOCUMENTS WERE DISSEMINATED UNDER THE ABO VE CAPTION: | BUREAU AIRTEL TO SAN JUAN, OCTOBER‘ 29, 1962, REQUESTING SAN JUAN CONSIDER FEASIBILITY OF CHECKING MaIL COMING FROM PUERTO RICO TO CUBA. — BUREAU AIRTEL TO SAN JUAN, NOVEMBER 3, 1962, CONCERNING BUREAU DECISION TO HOLD IN ABEYANCE CHECKING OF THIS. | MAIL. | | SAN JUAN TELETYPE, TO BUREAU, NOVEMBER 2, 1962, CONCERNING 4 WATCH LIST OF SUSPECTED MAIL GOING TO cuBA. BUREAU RADIOGRAM TO SAN JUAN, NOVEMBER 7, 1962, REQUESTING MIAMI TO CONTACT POST OFFICE ON FEASIBILITY OF CHECKING MAIL FROM PUERTO RICO TO CUBA VIA MIAMI. | | SAN JUAN TELETYPE TO BUREAU, NOVEMBER 10, 1962, REQUESTING MIAMI TO DETERMINE FROM POST OFFICE THE NUMBER OF MAIL DISPATCHES FROM MIAMI TO CUBA. | _ BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI NOVEMBER 8, 1962, ON DESIRABILITY OF AGENTS RATHER THAN POSTAL EMPLOYEES CHECKING THIS MAIL. | MIAMI.AIRTEL TO BUREAU, NOVEMBER 13, 1962, REQUESTING END PAGE FIVE a L » DoclId: 32199791 Page 6
SENT TO FBI LABORATORY A PAGE SEVEN (66-3346) TO\P SECRET = D SETS OUT METHOD OF. TRANSMITTAL TO LABORATORY. . = MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU. DECEMBER 28, 1962, 0N MIAMI ARRANGEMENTS WITH LOCAL POSTAL AUTHORITIES TO IMPLEMENT SCREENING SURVEY. BUREAU AIRTEL TO mtAMt, JANUARY 3, 1963, REQUESTING | NAMES OF MIAMI AGENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED SPECIALIZED TRAINING IN PROCESSING MAIL. | | MIAMI AIRTEL -To BUREAU JANUARY 7, 1963, ON MIAMI AGENTS WHO HAVE-RECEIVED CHAMFERING TRAINING. SAN JUAN TELETYPE TO BUREAU JANUARY 10, 1963, WITH NEW. DROP ADDRESSES IN CUBA FOR MIAMI MAIL PROCESSING. | BUREAU RADIOGRAM TO SAN JUAN JANUARY 24, 1963, ON FBI LABORATORY PROCESSING SUSPECTED LETTER RECEIVED FROM MIAMI MAIL SURVEY, SAN JUAN RADIOGRAM TO MIAMI JANUARY 25, 1963, ON NEW LETTER DROP OF(PENETRATE fA CUBA « | BUREAU RADIOGRAM TO. SAN JUAN JANUARY 30, 1963, . AUTHORIZING 39 DAY MAIL COVER ON RIOS MORALES, HIME NEZ VEGA, AND MUJICA. a oe | NEW YORK AIRTEL TO BUREAU JANUARY 30, 1963, SETTING OUT INDICATORS ON ENVELOPES TO ASSIST MIAMI IN IDENTIFYING: END PAGE SEVEN sy DoclId: 32199791 Page 6
PAGE EIGHT’ (66-3346) TQP SECRET MAIL FROM ILLEGAL AGENTS. BUREAU RADIOGRAM.TO SAN JUAN FEBRUARY 14, 1963, _ CONTAING NEW CUBAN DROP ADDRESSES oF(PeneTRATE. \CS 3 BUREAU AIRTEL TO SAN JUAN, FEBRUARY 28, 1963, ON FEASIBILITY OF OBTAINING ACCESS TO CUBAN COURIERS BAGGAGE OR DIPLOMATIC POUCHES TO DETERMINE CUBAN MAIL DROP IN NEW YORK CITY. | oe BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI MARCH 28, 1963, ADVISING NO SECRET WRITING OR MICRODOTS ON SUSPECTED LETTER SENT TO LABORATORY. | 7 MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU MAY 17,. 1963, ADVISING THAT MIAMI IS NOT SCREENING ANY MAIL COMING FROM CUBA. — SAN JUAN LETTER TO BUREAU FEBRUARY 23, 1965, REQUESTING MIAMI TO EXTEND JOE SURVEY TO COVER INCOMING MAIL FROM CUBA TO PUERTO RICO AND OUTGOING MAIL PUERTO RICO TO CUBA. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU APRIL 2, 1965, ADVISING THAT MIAMI POSTAL INSPECTOR E.M. CAMPBELL BELIEVES THAT SCREENING INCOMING MAIL FROM CUBA FOR PUERTO RICO WOULD PRESENT , SECURITY PROBLEM AND ADD. APPROXIMATELY 17,000 PIECES OF MAIL TO THE SCREENING DAILY. - | BUREAU LETTER TO SAN JUAN APRIL 19, 1965, CONCURRING - WITH MIAMI RECOMMENDATION THAT JOE SURVEY COVERAGE CANNOT END PAGE EIGHT | DoctId: 32199791 Page 9
PAGE NINE. (MM 66-3346) TP. SECRET BE SECURELY°EXPANDED AT THIS TIME AND INSTRUCTING SAN JUAN © TO SUPPLY MIAMI WITH THE LIST OF DROP ADDRESSES IN CUBA. ‘ “SAN JUAN LETTER TO MIAMI MAY 17, 1965, ADVISING WATCH LIST OF DROP NAMES AND ADDRESSES IN CUBA NOT BEING FURNISHED ! DUE TO LARGE NUMBER OF WATCH LIST. [Foxtrot | ESPIONAGE - CUBA: Cs) ( Foxtrot was THE BUREAU (CODE NAME FOR\ A CUBAN INTELL IG NCE C53 AGENT ,IN MIAMI, INVESTIGATION WAS INITIATED ON THE BASIS | OF INFORMATION FRon(BUREAU SOURCE &.) ALL OF THE FoLLowine C$’ J DOCUMENTS WERE DISSMEINATED UNDER THE ABOVE. CAPTION: /—-BUREAU AIRTEL TO NEW YORK DECEMBER 12, 1962, ON NEW NAMES AND ADDRESSES IN CUBA IN THE EVENT MIAMI INSTRUCTED. To INSTITUTE COVERAGE OF MAIL FROM\PUERTO RICO TO CUBA. ‘MIAMI AIRTEL TO-BUREAU JANUARY 15, 1963, ADVISING INFORMA- | TION IN BUREAU LET DECEMBER 12, 1962, INCLUDED IN MIAMI MATL COVERAGE 1n(PENETRATE | ease. ($9 MIAMI TELETYPES TO BUREAU JAUNARY 25 AND JANUARY 31, 1963, REQUESTING AUTHORITY TO SCREEN MIAMI TO CUBA MAIL, | AND ADVISING THAT MIAMI POSTAL INSPECTOR CAMPBELL ADVISED ADDITIONAL COVERAGE WOULD CAUSE NO BURDEN OR INTERRUPT POST OFFICE OPERATIONS. BUREAU TALETYPE To NIAMT FEBRUARY 4, 1963, ADVISING END PAGE NINE DoclId: 32199791 Page 10
a ae — en PAGE TEN (MM 66-3346) T ” SECRET | | _ CHIEF’ POSTAL INSPECTOR HB. MONTAGUE, WASHINGTON, D.C., GAVE APPROVAL TO COVERAGE OF MAIL GOING FROM MIAMI TO cUBA. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU FEBRUARY 11, 1963, ADVISING . JOE SURVEY COVERAGE BEGAN FEBRUARY 11, 1963. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU FEBRUARY. 12¥ 1963, ESTIMATING 12,000 PIECES OF MAIL BEING REVIEWED DAILY IN Foxtrot np C5 3 _ Cpenetearé)onses. Cs) BUREAU RADIOGRAM TO MIAMI MARCH 12, 1963, ON FEASIBILITY OF JOE SURVEY SCREENING MAIL ARRIVING IN MIAMI FROM NEW YORK CITY FOR A LIMITED PERIOD IN EFFORT TO OBTAIN LETTER CONTAINING PHOTOGRAPH AND MONEY TO BE SENT Foxtrot |FRom cwa CSI IN ORDER To roewr Fy (Foxteot 2} C5 MIAMI TELETYPE TO BUREAU MARCH 13, 1963, ADVISING LOCAL POSTAL INSPECTOR APPROVED AND REQUESTING CHIEF POSTAL INSPECTOR MONTAGUE BE CONTACTED FOR OFFICIAL APPROVAL IN SCREENING NEW YORK MAIL. BUREAU TELETYPE TO MIAMI MARCH 14, 1963, ADVISING CLEARANCE OBTAINED FROM MONTAGUE FOR A TEMPORARY PERIOD TO SCREEN THE NEW YORK MAIL. BUREAU TELETYPE TO NEV YORK, MARCH 13, 1963, ON FEASIBILITY OF SCREENING MAIL FROM CUBAN MISSION TO THE UNITED NATIONS ©! IN ORDER TO IDENTIFY FOXTROT | css | MIAMI TELETYPE TO BUREAU MARCH 17, 1963, ADVISING THAT f SLIGHTLY OVER ONE MILLION PIECES OF MAIL FROM NEW YORK END PAGE TEN DoclId: 32199791 Page 11
PAGE ELE VEW MM 66-3346) 6 » SECRET O AREA BE ING. REVIEWED DAILY. . MIAMI TELETYPE TO BUREAU MARCH 15, 1963, ADVISING MAIL COVER TO BE PLACED ON FOXTROT \UACB 3 ; POSTAL INSPECTORS WILL C63 PROVIDE THE RETURN ADDRESSES ON THIS MAIL. BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI MARCH 28, 1963, ADVISING SECRET WRITING FOUND ON A LETTER SUBMITTED FROM JOE SURVEY. ; MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU MARCH 25, 1963, INDICATING MAIL COVER PLACED ON(SON OF roxtRo?)} POSTAL INSPECTORS wILL CSI FURNISH RETURN ADDRESSES. - BUREAU TELETYPE TO MIAMI MARCH 29, 1963, INDICATING THAT A LETTER CONTAINING SECRET WRITING From(Foxtrot Jay C53 HAVE BEEN PROCESSED PRIOR TO ITS RECEIPT BY LABORATORY. MIAME AIRTEL 10. BUREAU APRIL 1, 1963, INDICATING | MAIL COVERS on(Fo xtRo7| AND (son OF ro xtroT WERE uNPRODUCTIVE «C J MIAME TELETYPE TO BUREAU APRIL 3, 1963, ADVISING LETTERS on(FoxtROT) WERE NOT MADE AVAILABLE TO ANY OTHER C63 PERSON OR AGENCY ACCORDING TO POSTAL INSPECTORS. BUREAU TELETYPES APRIL 12 AND APRIL 23, 1963, ADVISING SECRET WRITING CONTAINED IN A LETTER AND Two RELIG 10S: “ PAMPHLETS SENT BY Foxtrot. \ Cc 3 | om END PAGE ELEVEN : DoclId: 32199791 Page 12
“PAGE, TWELVE, cn 66e33ad Yh, P SECRET C) MIAMI AIRTEL ‘TO BUREAU APRIL 29,. 1963, CONTAINING THE FIRST OF A "SERIES OF WEEKLY SUMMARIES ON THE (rextro 68) INVESTIGATION, | BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI, MAY 2, 1963, ASKING FEASIBILITY OF USING MAILS RATHER THAN AGENT PERSONNEL IN SUBMITTING LETTERS oF (Foxtrot) To LABORATORY. C "SJ "MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU MAY 6, 1963, ON ARRANGEMENTS 7 MADE WITH POST OFFICE IN SCREENING MAIL AND RECOMMEND ING AGENT PERSONNEL BE USED IN TRANSMITTING THURSDAY INTERCEPTIONS. BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI MAY 16, 1963, ADVISING MIAMI TO USE THE MAIL IN FORWARDING LETTERS oF [roxtrot |To FBI LABORATORY , ¥CsJ EXCEPT FOR THURSDAY INTERCEPTIONS. ' | BUREAU -AIRTEL TO MIAMI JUNE 24,.1963, AUTHORIZING 30 DAY MAIL “COVER ‘ON Geaserse cunsci A SUSPECTED (maTL I prop (SS OF. Foxtrot.) sl BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI JUNE 27, 1963, ADVISING THAT © “SECRET WRITING WAS FOUND ON THE ENVELOPE CONTAINING A LETTER OF FOXTROT . \ Cs} MAME AIRTEL TO BUREAU JULY 1, 1963, ADVISING MATL | COVER PLACED. ‘ON SUSPECTED MAIL DROP OF FOXTROT) IN MIAMI sd BUREAU LETTER TO MIAMI JULY 12, 1963, ADVISING IT WAS ‘NOT NECESSARY FOR MIAMI TO INFORM BUREAU WHEN INTERCEPTED END PAGE TWELVE DoclId: 32199791 Page 13
| “yg a : Soo, . i) - C) ros ° 0° a co . ; +e . ; PAGE THIRTEEN (MM 66-3346) ii P SECRET LETTERS HAVE BEEN RETURNED TO NORMAL MAIL FLOW AT MIAMI. . BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI AUGUST 15, 1963, SETTING OUT GUIDELINES IN DISCUSSING FOXTROT Ase WITH MIAMI GENTRAL OX INTELLIGENCE AGENCY. | Oxy MIAMI LETTER TO BUREAU SEPTEMBER 9, 1963, REPORTING RESULTS OF MAIL COVER oN(FRANCISCO cuascn } vk WHICH WAS PROVIDED C s3 BY POSTAL INSPECTOR CAMPBELL’. BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI SEPTEMBER 19, 1963, ON FEASIBILITY OF. CHECKING POST OFFICE BOXES FOR MIAL DROP oF (Foxtrot JIN CsJ “MIAMI. | BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI SEPTEMBER 26; 1963, GIVING AUTHORITY FOR SIX MONTHS MAIL COVER ON FRANCISCO GUASCH.\CS_| BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI OCTOBER 3, 1963, POINTED OUT THAT SECRET WRITING wAS FOUND ON TwO' SHEETS OF PAPER SUBMITTED WITH A BLANK LETTER OF (FOXTROT V5.4 os MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU OCTOBER 10, 1963, ADVISING THAT THROUGH ARRANGEMENTS . WITH POSTAL INSPECTORS RG. WOLF, A LETTER FROM (Foxtrot Jin A PO ST OFFICE BOX USED AS A DROP, WAS Cs J OBTAINED AND. FORWARDED TO’ LABORATORY. ; MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU OCTOBER 14, 1963, ADVISING POSTAL. INSPECTOR MADE AVAILABLE ANOTHER LETTER oF(Foxerrot \C S) FROM A MAIL DROP. IN MIAMI. END PAGE THIRTEEN DoclId: 32199791 Page 14
aan PAGE FOURTEEN (MM 66-3346) ih SECRET. MIAMI LETTER TO BUREAU OCTOBER 214 1963, WITH RESULTS OF MAIL COVER ON A SUSPECTED INTELLIGENCE AGENT WHICH WERE PROVIDED BY POSTAL INSPECTOR SAL DRAGO. «BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI NOVEMBER 15, 1963, ON ADMINISTRATIVE HANDLING OF INTERCEPTED MAIL SENT TO. FBI LABORATORY. |, MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU DECEMBER 5, 1963, RECOMMENDING SCREENING OF MAIL FROM. MIAMI TO MEXICO, APPORXIMATELY 5,000 LETTERS A DAY WOULD BE INVOLVED. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU NOVEMBER 21, 1963, ADVISING A “MANILA ENVELOPE MAILED FROM NEW YORK CITY INTERCEPTED AND | BELIEVED TO CONTAIN A BOOK AND MONEY For (Foxtrot. \Cs_} NEWYORK AIRTEL TO BUREAU NOVEMBER 26, 1963, INDICATING THAT A PORTION OF THE MONEY FURNISHED. To Foxtrot \FouND ws] AFOREMENTIONED BOOK ORIGINATED FROM SOVIET FUNDS USED IN THEIR CLANDESTINE OPERATION. = : MEMORANDUM OF SA WILLIAM E. DOWLING DATED DECEMBER 2,” 1965, CONTAINING COMPILATION OF AGENT TIME SPENT oN(FoxTROT \(s J CASE. ee | BUREAU LETTER TO MIAMI DECEMBER 5, 1963, REQUESTING APPROPRIATE COVERAGE BY MIAMI OF A POST OFFICE BOX USED AS ‘A MAIL DROP y(Foxtrot..\( sJ - ‘MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU DECEMBER 14, 1963, ADVISING OF A END PAGE FOURTEEN | DoclTd: 32199791 Page 15
PAGE FIFTEEN (MM. 66-3346) a P SECRET. | : LETTER WHICH[FoxTROT MAILED /aT A MAIL BOX AND wHicH was CS J FURNISHED BY POSTAL INSPECTOR E eM. CAMPBELL. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU DECEMBER 18, 1963, ADVISING THREE LETTERS WHICH(FOXTROT \MAILED AT MAIN POST OFFICE C33. FURNISHED BY POSTAL. INSPECTOR CAMPBELL . MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU JANUARY. 27, 1964, RECOMMEND ING THaT (Cla AT.MEXICO CITY,\ MEXICO CONTINUE SCREENING MAIL FOR OK Jw MEXICO aS, SOME OF THIS MAIL MAY BYPASS JOE SURVEY. ka AIRTEL TO BUREAU FEBRUARY 3, 1964, ADVISING OF ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH POSTAL. INSPECTOR CAMPBELL TO REVIEW “MAIL GOING TO A SUSPECTED DROP ADDRESS OF{FoxtRoT)In( SJ} MIAMI AREA. | | “MIAMI MEMORANDUM DATED JUNE 2, 1964, SUMMARIZING BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES OF (FOXTROT {THROUGH 1963, INCLUDING Cs J SECRET INK MESSAGES. LOCATED IN HIS. LETTERS. _ MIAME AIRTEL TO BUREAU JUNE 19, 1964, REINSTITUTING TEMPORARY SCREENING OF ALL MAIL FROM NEW YORK, NEW. YORK AREA TOrCUBA. - | a MIAMI MEMORANDUM DATED SEPTEMBER 15, 1964, SUMMARIZING BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES OF Foxtrot JIN i964. $ 5 MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU JANUARY 13, 1965, FORWARDING A LETTER OF FOXTROT Ja 1LED AT A MAIL BOX AND Provipen By C$ 4 END PAGE FIFTEEN an DoclId: 32199791 Page 16
* a . Pas o ’ 9 OL Be ¢ , ‘ —_ ° ° at * . ‘ PAGE SIXTEEN (MM 66-3346) T f P SECRET POSTAL INSPECTOR CAMPBELL . BUREAU AIRTEL TO MIAMI SEPTEMBER 3, °1965, REQUESTING INTERVIEW oF(FoxtRoT)BE CONSIDERED IN view oF Lack or (SJ INFORMATION INDICATING HE IS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY AND HOW INFORMATION FROM JOE SURVEY CAN BE USED DURING INERVIEW. | MIAMI MEMORANDUM DATED SEPTEMBER 15, 1965, SUMMARIZING BACKGROUND AND ACTIVITIES OF( FOXTROT JIN 965.05 J. MIAMI AIRTEL TO BUREAU OCTOBER 14, 1966, REFLECTING JOE SURVEY WAS DISCONTINUED ON JULY. 21, 1966, AT THE DIRECTION OF THE BUREAU. | | (4) BUREAU ASKED IF MM 899-S RESULTED FROM INTERCEPTION OF MAIL. | MM -g99-S WAS NOT INVOLVED IN THE INTERCEPT OF MAIL. |THE BUREAU MAY HAVE REFERENCE To [CSM 999-S ASTERISK] Miami FILE C-S | (isefoy BUREAU AUTHORIZED ACTIVITY WHICH BEGAN ON MARCH 15, 1962, AND ENDED AUGUST 1, 1966. THIS(OPERATION PHOTOGRAPHED MATERIAL FROM DIPLOMATIC POUCHES, HAVANA, CUBA TO NEW york, JCS 4 AND- HAVANA TO THE CUBAN EMBASSY, OTTAWA, CANADA, WHICH PASSED THROUGH mtant(VIA PAN AMERICAN airways JCS J | | - INFORMATION FROM (csMm 809-S ASTERISK } WAS DISSEMINATED unverCS _| THE caPTion, “FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS - CUBA,” BUFILE | . END PAGE SIXTEEN DoclId: 32199791 Page 1?
3 | “PAGE SEVENTEEN (MM 66-3346) pe SECRET Leg 109- 12-210, MIAMI FILE 105-1747. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION on(csum 8a9-s astertsic) 15 not Berne S_} SUBMITTED AS IT DOES NOT INVOLVE MAIL EMANATING IN THE U.S. OR PUERTO RICO. TO¢ SECRET, CLASSIFIED BY 7129, XGDS 2 AND 3, INDEFINITE. END . HOLD PMJ FBI H@ ACK DoclId: 32199791 Page 13