1041018310260 po. vastoit aisha & - . * . ° . ri id ¥%- _ # ra . ”, ~ ~~ a went . i, goverment coulerence roi ae See Liiaie tae Pimy 354 a , 2, atthe request of the , Bo, prefaced the operational brieing witha brief description . . ne of how the Uls. Intelligence cuntuiunity operates, vi the oe 2 el, role ot CLi, of the need for compart mentation aud security, oe a 4 - : and s speciiicsily of how the, foregoing: con: iterations nace . ce . it imperative ior the ts adopt --ecurit, pre- mo a cautions vhich, yill ensure that the intorr nition we provide no, and wel [ve uncertaag : within $d) aad, intact, diecussed “ $e. UE os 2 by-thel 7 __. Ipxelis sively niplt b four re= CR DR we '  preseatatives in the field) tH TT oe - ; Lo. . 4. sollowiny tho tntroductoity reiaras vutlined ° Be above, Lbrief-d the group onthe Tah Stricture, tae OG! . — ; operational techniques jyand spec G Of wits and . ee operations 1 Thef ent close attention 7 . , throushouf the srieting and enahiined the exticits closely, we sg including the UL intelligorce. requirements a Sees aa 4. After the foregoing, erpuslhion, | explained - - 2 ia ecpluitiy the iweurgatiun wit, revard to the as peel De cahikhs ull 3 _ ~ iu this Connection Lasacd tor Fu. oe Bd dy ous Zutiautt aml sachin, remrence tu ue ZU : ; os ae .  WYpy
___ } because - __ pi e-Flained. . tad the poondbality -0 2. . a 7 ; taipaselonsl speech Tr whic? ne covered the lolluwin, goints: Oe “St, a His own longs ainerience inthe GAL,-in Cuba et ; - and la Cestcal Acaerica; ; : hb, sile euriy sarnings avout Castro-- which seg oe ae Were Gigre carded: ; pe Peat 2@. The estext ty xnten has Lived: un : to its oblijatiors) in the to Winch it nas 24f sin ennartal Dag to ' . me se whieh it has loused tuward U,é. leaue¥siup, wh fo mo an , .a.:- The fatlure ofthe U.t, to tace aygrensive : or a 'actlon avainst CuLa and the need for taking a : rr “hard line, unciuding the use of force in support ot” “ ; "military activity by the-free Cubans ‘and the other | ” .  Ainerican countries; ~9--° nn 8 ols anerectiifion that the Soviets will not be - . willing to risa a vuclear war over Cuba; an oe L Condeianation of Mexico for her deallnge with 7 , "  Cuta, for failure to-abide by her oplixations in 7 i - the OAS, and for periaittin, tre Castroites.to . oO operate out uf Siealco against uther ainerican mo countries; ‘ : senda # ‘ y. The need for action asainst siexics; i eee see
5 4 3. é it SE TEEN elnsite tem aee meen bitciebtons mt” avn Loe wpriry ae mane) SATAN RG ae Reaeatertiate NERA eae AAAS POTTER ere S sat x ees 3H ny Ne ye, tS ae %. ay By Ny z SEER ARGS aR ah SUR EREANRRICERERE atte ON eCHRUTTER AAR ne SUE ave EBs JEST RE CSS Re OSE SSS NESE By ASIEN BERETS ” ce ai de Tae effectivends vere et te “* . & Acceptance ol security” restrictions and his" a a ao decisiun to hold tug tnformation to those present. ; 7 7. In repicing to tag remards [said that se appreciate the cooperation 24 nd that se énall bo mutt interasted in theeglailation — oo, 7 of the puusitilities ia the present case. [ added taat the matter of usin, force avainst Cuba-is a polfe; matter ouwnten I was | nut competent to consent Dut that the decisions made oy the ' United ‘tates Governnient.are tased on carelal Study of detailed inforriation Includin, information on Sovlet intentions and capat. iliues, _ a d. At the conclusion of the rieetin: 4 | as.ed for a cou, of tha L ul re wirenents (whicn Feag, ; had ;one over close@i)) and tooa the copy with him: to: tuc; farther, : Se harold &, Swenson os. soe, Chief, ¥H/SA/E1 ” - CEPRET 4