JFK Assassination System Date: -  5/26/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY: FBI RECORD NUMBER: = 124-10294-10314 RECORD SERIES: HQ AGENCY FILENUMBER: = 105-110398-1ST NR 7 Document Information ORIGINATOR: FBI FROM: SAC,MM TO: DIRECTOR, FBI TITLE : \Beleased under the John , Kennedy WSsassination Records Ollection Act of 1992 DATE: 07/02/1962 (44 USC 2107 Note). PAGES: 6 ase#:NU 54464 Date: HO-10-2017 SUBJECTS : GPH, LL, ASSOC, ACA, MEETING, BAGGS, WILLIAM, EDITOR, MM DAILY NEWS DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : | Unclassified RESTRICTIONS: 4 CURRENT STATUS: — Redact DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 07/22/1998 OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE COMMENTS : INC NOTE TC v9.1 ° HW 54464 Docld: 32306456 Page 1
Pile SD (INGV. Lsriocou) A Se ae oo eB By i a : Hs, : aaa ae ‘ cca ncreemrans sree che ate HAS NO onseoroN 0 - Date: July 2, x Transmit the ofa ing vs VERS a TE ia ? iN THIS GUCUMENT. 2X “ty ral i par OE j DECLAS 2 sires 7 fon July 1, 19 the following information wa Se, urnished by Mi 639- sf ho is active in Cuban 't wovolution- Y ary activities and who has furnished x iable information wn the past: (eu) | \ During the latter part of Febru ary, 1962, hy embers of the 30th of November Movement , én “ enti-CASTRO : a4 tn organization, met in Miami with THEODORE RACOGOSIN, who Or) oR 7a8 understood to be President of the International Broad- O | ; casting Company, New York City, and Mri WILLIAM HILELMAN, Bey | Nwho was understood to be head of Radio Free Europe. ...The yy y20cth of November people believed that these men, becduse: La ,of their positions, might be able to assist their orgentza- Ne tion in obtaining United States Government backing ih th (Sy j{way of funds, arms, and training camps. The info rmant,.. who was _eesociated with members of the 30th of No vember F ovemen at that time, learned that these men did ndt *. promise any help to. the Cubans they met with, but gouns 'selled them to. write to the Secretary of State, shot hey desire any help, or have any. complaints. \Ete theo ect a “je Bureau tan <n - New York (AM - WO (AM - RM) ~ Miami : RID/ems .NOT:: 178 ili a ae <rcrost JRE pecial Agent in Charge ORIGINAL FILED IN ae a ae , HF 54464 Docld:32306456 Page 2
pate ccetontn ee PaO mtec aman gone # eStats ae - sn enone, seer ones I | ! 8 RA ece ec eat and RR ree eee ete HO Stent SAPO aC Rh TET eT Bete : fs tend a, } approxima ately three ays in this area, RACOOSIN and HILELMAN eoparted. a1 nine further was heard of or from these men | for seve month | signifies and their visit appeared to have no ance (¥) mle) | Subsequently, on June 22, 1962, RACOOST ephoned the informant from New Yori City and s intended to come to Miami. ct 9 © © td oct y be ident KENNEDY. He did not further ide entify mi representative of President KENNEDY. "O%H roxt On the same day, June 22, ttor of the "Miami Daily News, dence and asked if unaware as to why BAGGS i esidence, denied he w + 1962, ran @ - OF © My Ow WwW be re) Ins fe) a QQ ba ct Fee fp C3 © © cA 3 265 his phone numb of Satisfactory. The informant thereafte er ca ke and gave him the number, it was apparent that BAGGS and RACOOSIN, 5 time, had never met. Ow u). RACOOSIN arr and contacted the informant on June 30th, ‘statin ct, 9 © OG ris bo oct S$ > fi rh @ be MO ct ng that. White House representa tives, not further: identified, o had contacted him and asked hin to go to Miami and contact President KENNEDY's representative, WILLEAR BAGGS, editor Fe : . of the "Miami Deily News. Od Mu) id He said he wanted to 1k with the informant and "the Miami representative of Neha WEE LIAM BAGGS telephoned the informant "Ss it RACOOS INT was there. The informant i According to the ived in Miami on June 29, 1962. 2 \ 4 lled up af _-« RACOOSIN said that the White House doubted that J jota was giving the true picture concerning Cuban matters ;jand that CIA head Mc "4 . : fr ee, ~2- foe i | WW 54464 Docld: 32308456 Page 3 | CONE was xr sponsible for this. CK (K Letra eine nents een atin gaan wn pen agro dan swan etn etcateenatptenartee eo | i i i i
- — 4 .- are £ “4 , . . Sg i {y MM b2- oy) | | RACOOS TN said White House invest £C tc We being carried on in Miami by 346G i Osi jivequested informant to contact some anti-CASTRO people j ¥iin this juke: particularly any who had previously parti “ |e CTIA rations, and make them available to BAGGS for : interview. AGU oo | | 2 On July 1, 1962, at 10:00 a.m., the following jindividuals met in BAGGS' office: - ; . ' THEODORE RACCOSIN | | || GERAEDLPATRICK HEMMINC, a soldier of fortune, . a mercenary. ; ; df AGTMTRO FONSECA, a Cuban national(who formerly 4 . u participated in CIA operations Jwho is now ; i operating independently. ~ j| EDDIE BATEZ (phonetic), and. { ‘ ae RAMON FONT, Cubans who formerly parti icipated in 4 CY operations ,] friends of TONY URS it LAR RRY_AA EORDE, a ship captein(e i i] ir ork” operations; later 7 _ £or being unreliable. ] He is \ ning an independent unauthor {| action against Cuba. 2 | |) TONY CUESTA, [Who formerly partici | operations and is presently | A “TONY FARINAS, naturalTzéa@ uss. ci | i the office of the Cuban evo - ‘ia who is closely associated wi | ‘ opewational interest to CIA. vised that, “. il of the al L uban community Bree nnmnece laste = ieee const ww with RALPH MC GILL ee conducted 4 office. ieee Smt ncetncta tt an S. nw we 54464 Docld:327306456 Page 4