Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 Us¢ 2107 Hote). DATE: 11-14-2017. COMMENTS : v9.1 Docld: 323046253 Page 1 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 : JFK Assassination.System Identification Form Agency Information FBI 124-10286-10253 HQ 105-110055-26 Document Information FBI BRENNAN, D. J. SULLIVAN, W. C. 06/27/1962 1 ELC, CUBAN SITUATION, JFK PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 4 Redact 08/28/1998 INDEFINITE 22 Date: 4/29/20]
"Released under the John F =; DATE: 11-14-2017 - "" OPTIONAL FORM NO. 10 f (\Assaggination Records CE jyact of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Hotes. SRONFIDENTIAL | A | LE | Memorandum ~ Storer Vf; Ce TO 8: OM. We OC. Sul pg . PATE: June 27, 1962) ° stow: Trotter nS P a .. Tele. Room 7 ALL INFORMATION CONTA Wines PARRWISE soe 2 SUBJECT: REQUEST OF GENERAL MAXWELL D. TAYLOR MIG : ENR INFORMATION, ON CUBAN PITUATION 64 [ine ERGO ete LEDGER AEG UG he Liaison Agent Bart ett STATE talkéd, to General: Taylor —_ WS nan sBartlettXxthe true @ legedly made-to a ‘Cuban contact. of the General Taylor said that because Charles «<C © cg about our desire to furnish newspaperman Charl ; ‘facts concerning statements al ‘ ('yWashington Field OFF cel ' Bartlett is such a clo riend of the President, he would like toy M ass clear this with the President before any contact was made (,) . _N & At 11:35 a.m., 6/27/62, General Taylor telephoned Liaison "4 Se | and said he had furnished the Director's letter of 6/25/62 to the~pa" ON | President; that the President had said the letter was quite satis< /? ,1 factory; and that a letter of acknowledgment was being prep and: w2 | | would be, sent to the Director. General Taylor said that with regard \ <3 to Charles Bartlett, however, the President did not wish this ing °° SQ | dividual brought into the situation again. We assured him that the 3 ey ¥2 President's ‘wishes would be followed. gD, WB ug $ “ft this time we pointed out to General Taylor thatxjust,a ar tv few days=ago we had secured the permission of the Attorney Generaba we 2°, to interview Charles Bartlett in connection with an entirely different Q © 4 matter, ‘having to do with a frereign official (Soviet Embassy:Assistint-.° 3 33% Information Secretary Bolsh OV, against whom we are c sidering-use <Q.) ¥ of Bartlett as an intermediary in a defection approach) (We ‘told. eB e#"* General Taylor that in view of this we would go ahead“With our, contact 9 ft with Bartlett on the other matter, but would make no references whatever. to the Cuban situation. General Taylor stated that this was quite — nj Satisfactory, and th would mention this additional development at to the President. GQ Nfs sf une Arr ws-S.c. ung. 1242: S0b 8: Alea. Se ES President 4 orc. OF y/ O65 -Udess., a6 Py a=" Deglassity on: URDR 777A 11 JUL 11 19620 Aas In accordance with the President's wishes, wg,will refrain from discussing the Cuban matter with Charles Bartlett{ but will proceed with our interview with him to evaluate him as a possible £ ediary in a defection approach to Bolshakov.J]/¢) GAD:mls" (8) > _ Ary °C | ‘I=Mr. Belmont; 1-Mr. SwiTivar= at ey 1-Mr. Evans; 1-Mr. Wannall; LA. ADRS 1-Mr. Nasca; 1-Mr. Bartlett;.;.-. J YOg 1-Liaison - __ \ ; avbx ) gi7 a Me a $e 6’ JULI 1962 GM Re ace POs 1008S : Cee Stil cata $ came Docld: 323046253 Page 2?