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14-00000 3 4 wosra Rican "5 all for Talks Pond a 8 ae me & & am Pomme we wee ¢ * ! With Castro Shocks Exiles Hy JUEREMLAH O LEAKY Slog News Stall Writer Costa Rica’s Presideat Jose : Figueres has thrown the Weat- era Hecisphere's ball-muloa Cubag exttes into'a state ef shock by his declaration that they should seex a dialogue with Fidel Castre, ~ it happened at aa exile ban- f quet in Sas Juan, Puerto Rico, rN ; leading olficials of tae wland i ' last week attended by maoy . ant:-Castro leaders and by the commonwealth, including Luis Munoz Marin atd the sew gove . ! ernor, Rafael Hernandez Cor, . » loa. Figueres had seemed to be aw ideal choice as the speaxer ” to the exule leaders because no Latin American leader has been a more open and vigor- ous enemy of Castro, The ce- casion was the 120th brthday ..éelebration of Jose Marti, Cuba’s national -hero and a- - maa idealized by both the ex- ites and ty Castro supporters. For most cf his speech, the eloquent and democratic. minded Figueres gave a stel- lar performance, combining fine oratory with wit, But then, (toward the exd of his Speech, “Don Pepe” Figuerez dropped his bombshell, Seek a Dlalogus He said, tbe Cuban exiles should seele a diaiogue with Castre because ‘there is no prospect of overthrow:ng him. Acd he offered himself a3 an ’ intermediary. “Ef [ have to share with you actions which are not pleasur- “able but bitter, and mediate with Ficol, Russia or the devil, Io am <t your dispesal,” Fi-- gueres said to the stunzed au- _Anterpretation— dieace. Such evile leaders as Jose Mirg Cardona and Manvel Rav, 20 once were active i3 “dLiact attempts to overthrew the Commun regime set up by Casiro, were described ag barey able to restrain them- selves, The surprise declaration by Figueres was greeied with al- moot total sulence, although a few womea reportedly cried at bis words. Figueres apoeared to have secend thoughts about what be had said later in the week whee ke arrived in Panama. Reporters gaxed hira about reports tnt he pad offered to be a mcaiator among the Cubans ard Figueres rephed evasively that he had said nothing sfeciie, “Tam always at the disposal of the.Cubans for whatever they please,” be told Pana- mania newsmea. - Close to Exiles Asked if {t was true that the miltant exile organization Alpha 68 had rejected his of- fer, Fizueres said be was not fsutiar with. the organiza- on, Canbbean and Central Ameri- ean affarrs say Figueres knows a3 mach as any man about the Cuban exile move- mects and the mean who lead them. After the Bay of Pigs disaster, some of the survivors of the invading force went to Costa Rica. Figueres himself, in his youth, was a leader of guerrilla forces fightirg agaiest such dictators as Ra- ' WASH STAR NEWS, 9 FEL 1973 Well-informed sources on facl Trujillo ard Anastasio So moza Garcia. But Ficueres also ls known a3 a realstic-maa Wheo Cas. ta Rica fourd itself with a. huze coffee surp!us, Figueres estabushed diplomatic relae tions with Russia and sold his entire surpus to the Soviet Union, - His Marth dinner speech seems to mean that he has cverded that, realistically, Castroism is here to stay acd will have to be accepted. Oaly - Figueres, however, would have chosea a Cubaa exile conclave to state his new, stand. ee | & Sp eds a e
BAYy Rivero, Manuel Antonio Qualified fors Biography: Folitical aAf- filfation and Attitudes: Current Fosi- tion and Loca- tion: of SeEeC-R-EeT CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER - Minister of Public Works Bora! June 192) in Eavana. Educated in Cuban univere- sities and became a very able construction engineer. Ee was politically unknown until 1957. In early 1957 he joined the Internal Resistance Movement (MRC). Ster engaging in numerous clandestine activities, he was made Secretary General of the MRC and a leader of the étth of. July Moverent for Havana Province. At tre time, he wag President of the Havana Society of Civil Exgineers and was employed by the Frederick Snare Carporation on the Hotel Hilton project. When Batista was overthrown, Castro made Ray his Minister of Public Works. Ray did a very creditable job "re- builsicg” Cuba and acquired a substantial popular following. As Minister of Public Works, he showed a | great uncerstanding of the needs of the people of Cuba and a real concern for their welfare. Although Liberal and pro-revolutionary, Ray resented the Communist domination of the Castro regime and in Novesmer 1959 he was replaced by a Communist. He lives for several months uncer survelllance that amounted to house arrest and was unable to acquire another post. However, he remained in Cuba and organized the MRP as an anti-Castro movement. He esesred to the US in October 1960. His leadership, ability, and integrity are unaistaxable. ate dae In the US as an MRP leader. GROUP 1 S-E-C-R-5-T Excluded from autematic downgrading and declassirication
14-00000 ( - COMFIDINTIAL’ ( ‘ CNPaSteliT CP STATE Plograstic Inrersation Civision ‘ 4 T Shane | - a PAY Rivero, Vand CvBA Minister of Public Vorks ” hanuel Ray, an earnest young civil engineer in his early thirties, was appointed Minister of Public NoFxs"fY Jintary 1959. He is a stocky nan of youthful appearance who has been praised in povernment circles for.the enthusiasm which he has exhibited in organizing an ambitious piblis works prograne ; Ray joined the Civie Resistance ovement (MAC) in April 1957. After engaging in mumerous clandestine activities, he was aprointed Secretary General of the PRC and a leader of the 26th of July hoverent for Habana Province in Septexber 1957, At the time, Ray was President of the Habana Society of Civil Ingiceers and was employed by the Frederick Snare Corporation on the tiotel Hilton project. He subsequently lost his job and deveted all of his time to the 26th of July Movement. Nothing is known ef his demestic affairs or competence in foreign languages. _ RFB:BI Cetober 1959 CORP TENTIAL
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14-00000 CABLE BEC ObGEM BY. RIPROMUCTION BY Greece Tea $SSUIN OFF ree 19 Page Biss PEABO MET Lt? SL £1 ¢ + en srarr MOVANCE COPY SOUT O SLOTTED es We IDLY AGTION @& \ \ T egsa Oot Ze = 9 el A284 paGe 24 In 352631 TGR; 2928822 JUL 77 KNGS 22714 SECRET 2219462 WL 77 STAFF CITE Jeera (MAGGAQ9 acTING) TOs DIRECTOR INFOQ WNINTEL RE AM REF: DIRECTOR 363636 - te & ie THESE ARE no] |sratron TRACES ON MANUEL ANTONIO RAY RIVERA AKA MANOLO RAY OR ON AMALIA ANGELINA BABALA MAS. 2, THROUGH ELICITATION AuagsE*13 (R13) DETERMINED THAT RUAQ3E*7 HOLDS A FILE ON RAY SUT HE WAS UNABLE OSTAIN FILE, Reis WAS TOLD THAT Ray HAD AEEN In QguSINESS IN MONTEGD BAY UNTIL DECEMBER 4976 AND THAT HE FREQUENTLY TRAVELED IN aND OUT OF THE COUNTRY C*#SHUTTLING™ HAS TERM USED), IN DECEMBER 1976 RAY was DECLARED "PERSONAL NON GRATA" ON INSTRUSTIONS FROM PRIME MINISTER MANLEYs WHO BASED HIS FECISION ON VAGUS ALLEGATIONS THAT RAY HAD BEEN INVOLVED IN CUBAN EXILE ACTIVITIES. Be FILE: 2242239298. 2312692941, E2 IMPDET. % toe ee s&ECrRET ot farg TP wd TURNER ney BeCCKD Cat Qf SPP not meneame 9 nana
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14-00000 a gee a _~ as 89 & * “ CaBle SECRT TARIAT DISSEMINATION Ct o“rivo Mresace Tora cones, Iv: ROL FING ANC? OF /UTILS-BEFN BY 7 ron OE eet f “ve STS | 4 SECRET _ Wr rahe edt in} BV ACE CovyY wen (] mer C] suorteo $ EC RET 867} FEB 73 STAFF NGS CITE 8259__- TOs DIRECTOR INFO wWH | TYPIC RUABBE | REF: WH/MIAMI 16458, 23 OCT 72 LAS WI7E4%D . 1. RUABBE PASSED FOLL INFO RE SUBJ REFt 4 auqan® “} MANUEL ANTONIO R REY RIVEROg)_ BORN 13 JUNE 1924, HAVANA. CUBA. OCCUPATION: CIVIL ENGINEER. IN 63 RAY REPORTED LEADER PEOPLES REVOLUTIONARY MOVENENT NIANI. EARLY 64 RAY AND FIREARMS BY BRITISH AUTHORITIES NASSAU. ALL ACCUSED, INCLUDING TWO AMERICAN FREELANCE PHOTOGRAPHERS, PLEADED GUILTY AND EACH FINED FIVE POUNDS STERLING. THEIR INTENTIONS WERE TO LEAD SMALL SCALE INVASION CUBA. SINCE 65 RAY REGULAR VISITOR JAMAICA. HE DEPARTED FOR SAN JUAN ON 26 JAN 73 AND CLAINS 558 RAMON GANDA HATO REY, SAN JUAN AS HOME ADDRESS. HE TRAVELED ON PPH A7-056-49716/6/72. _ 2, FILE: (03-91-76 INDEX? RAY. €2 IMPDET SECRET AG yr a SVIGS “ESRC PLETE TORRE Meer EY eee er PT
14-00000 SECRET eG%en= postel gap 3 EXTRACT AND CROSS REFERENCE OOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION mec. siwren & 40, DATE 0: voC. “c Oe or FILE CRASSEFECaATION GF BEC COPY SOURCE INF ORWATION eouRce CayPTONvM RT * Trayation ; O9C. BUBsACET TEXT OF EXTRACT (Afee ofte doc. distribution, Biaeew. Ne., ete. ~ 8% applicable) RAY RLVERU, MANUE ANT, 201-239298 6 ANT. SEX M 0U8 13 JUN 24°. HRSA Tose on CIT cusa . 90 NOV 72 occ ? 7 CUGAN EXILE ARR SAN JOSE 23 JOSE C 27/28 NOV 72, . IGUERES. DEP SAN R V2121211 088% 4 Palle ee amg Indicate The Subject, Project or 201 File No. In Which This Form Ie To Be Filed. euastcy oF 20% (Leet, Pleat, Hlddle} ' 2vle . tray O67 betvrous oe SECRET as = eee erremenereer er
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14-00000 TO : Director i . Federal Buroau of Tavestigation ; 4 Attentioa: Donestic Iatelligence Division ‘ FROM : Deputy Director for Plans SUBJECT: Ada ALVAREZ yv Avoy INTBRNAL SKCURITY ~ CUBA 1. Reference ta made to your recucst dated : 18 Decezber 1970, Subject ag above and to your Saa Juan, Puerto Rico report dated 10 Decesber 1970, sasze Subject, which reported iaformatioa received by Hasolo PAY Rivero from a contact in Mexico, teen en ge st came one see octet ep %, A review cf this Ageacy’s file om Manvlo RAY Rivero bag failed to chow aay curreat operational isterest ie kis, : C5CI+-316/00°80-71 CoP /WH/COG /OPS/3 Pinch :jaf 3 February 1971 BASED ON: fBD-00938, 13 Dec 70 Distribution: : Orig & 1 -— Addressee DBD-O00749, 10 Dec 70 1 - RID 1 - CI/RRA FILE ¢ ?01-864573 1 =~ CI/LIA Xref 701-€39298 1 = WH/COG/OPS 1 ~- Originator a? f wet OF _”
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14-00000 ty i eee $2 a 2b ® Care OE be ES AT LE GEM AT Ce poise er Mt pera et ele ° o, ¢ « Sada IN PR oa! . . , eo” > 7 * eee SECRET on ( arn? < . : i) Ba trent Fale ” * - Moca ftw te cewe Mee eT ee enn Teele ts . i .o pany a? oan : LR ANTE COO { reed ih { J aa et . Ld LL. . ves Le nO Lee BY enn BY ane woe ; i tot + j era eee ee } 4 vars aves clic 2, El Pannen cn ones ie tt A A cee SECRET 0013542 Ja s9 CITE WH/NTP 1 2235) deine ood Po [tage (a 6290 é) 1. MOST RECENT INFO OUR FILES ON ACTIVITIES MANUEL Gay) RIVERO, AKA MANCLO, IS AMOT REPORT OF 9 AUG 63 [ND LCATING BAY PLANS i TO DISSOLVE THE JURTA REVOLUC LONARIA QURE) WHICH ME HEADS ake HOLA a_i A CONGRESS OF CUBAN EXILES IN 1969 TO CREATE NEW ORCANIZATION TO ~~—~-- frou CASTRO. REPCRT CONTINUES THAT RAY AND ALFREDO (PEREZ) ALLEN ~ STATED THEY WORKING WITH HAITIAN GROUPS WHO PARTICIPATED IN RES. St ~ ABORTED INVASION HAITI, ANONG RAYS MAITIANS CONTACTS TS PLESKE RIGOT (PROBABLY RIGAW) WHO IS MENTIONED AS THE Os. WHOWILL CAeet . OUT A NEW INVASLON ON HAITI. RAY CLAIMS RIGOT HAS PROMISED CTVF RAY . OPERATIONAL BASES AND RADIO STATION IN HAITI IF INVASION SUCCESSFUL » RAY STATED HAITIAN OPS BASE WAS LOCATED IN BAHAMAS UNDER PROTECTION ~ PRITISH GOVT AND THAT MOVEMENT TO FREE HAITI MAD SUPPORT OF PUERTO -e RICAN EX-GOVERNOR MUNOZ OARIN. os 2, ACCORDING TO UPI PRESS RELEASE FROM PUERTO RICO PUBLISHED ~ IN DIARIO LAS AMERICAS, 23 JUN 68, RAY ANNOLNCED HE WAS WORKING - WITH THE COMMITTEE FGR AID TO HAITIAN FIGHTERS. AY eve THe ANNOUNCEMENT AT A PAINTING EXHIBIT HELD AT PUERTO RICO ATHENASCS Te ro, Ro - he ET - Rees ans
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14-00000 , a i Po yt oy aa es Ae eal . % ' SL January 1969 Chri {cos Oo ps oe MUERCRANDON : SUBRTECT Ronn FUNCON, <uthor of uAGA article, and Juan ERTVIAGA, Tubject of Article. lL. porn Hale MUNSON, born 1905, resident vf Los ‘Angeles, approached LICOMET/1L tn 1964 claiming he represented a larje 3roup of Cuban exiles in the Los , Angeles area. MUNSON asked LICCHET/L about the location of training camps, ete. LICOMET/1 reported the discussion to Station Mexico City and wa; instructed to avoid MUNGON. Donn Hale MUNSON is probably identical with the vonn MUNSON who authored the Saga article, There are no additional identifiable traces on MUN>ON. 9, There are numerous traces on Juan EQOUIAGA ALzcorbe, the owner of the weapons plant named fin the Jaga article. The FRI also reported ER°ULAGA was involved in tha cale of arms te Cuban revolutionaries in 1963. Although 22> was une able to locate the renort, it was classitied to Manolo KAY's 20] ile, This would tend te support che vag claim that any weapons supplied by ERQUIAGA's Eiri went to the JURE crowd, not to any Agency supported yxoup. an Co, l ete Jean Nancye Grats as yy ci oh % . i) é " i; C i whi ; / fas oo we we A ged f wero S } rd eeweerereeven smeretirne scent te A * pepe sarge STEEL A I
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14-00000 eS) furthor, the U.S. aultary has been cn yawitting source of arms ta these sama elomicais Which, Mo mode irquiagu commander of his’ ordnance : ~ Sas vee aiee. together with Claavagied arnva constivics O60 Copertment. Véhom the Cubaa Camrauaist swoot of the gravest throats to the countcy Tecaye secictator Catista out vf power ead iate oxils : ‘ Pers aha a . . : ea . . a RU , The shobsy byiciog of 1$036 £, Prastor Avo Erceicca ‘stayed on. fel promised him new glory in tha City at Jadcuiry (@ bas Angsice seeule;, ek . ° ; ai SIOFF Gad he detivered, masiag Jucn a minster of puulle Cesteo gave hint seme cath and tots of ronk, - OPhe looks like any of a score .of other smal ‘maasiace turing plonts in the arca, It could tyra cut lam shades, dog collars, eiuminuns awniags, ore OAC Lrowed gun genius churned out mashing guns ejally ... with tho Nessings of tna ist The Srqguiaga Arms Company soucht qnoaymity and got it for yoors, ti wos erganized and designed $0 skilifuily owners of neighboring plants eid act -kaow what was bolng mace next coor. “Paint, think,” quezsed one acighsor.’ -, Gut behind the exterior of normalcy cad calm . thora was furious cctivity. Sachine cua parts ware - stathpod and tooled. Ammunition clips were shaged and welded. Barrels were chomberad and stocks wore fitted. a Every ompleye of the plant was @ guard; Trere Sayhe it has at somo time, Cut for years . _ it wos one of several factorios whore a mysicr.ous - Peruvian named. ivan Erquings,;, @ SG-ish beotio Wate WGA was Piding high with the rebals. cut thaaqin 1946—he found it expecient vo flee se. “i; co not like to tale ebou? those cays. 1... we - «o.twere actrazed,” he scid later. Waat betrayed him wes @ love not for freccom out for money. Tae biz foot was not ia lctin Amacika but in. soutien Caivornic, where Mazing auashina fails te iumineto many dark plots and counterplots. Erguisga cane back fo the Goiten State vie Moxie, whera he took a briei Ving ot makiag machina guns foe antrCastra forces. No aover had eny poltical convictions casn coulca’t chaage. sy 1952 Creuiaoa was back in the big league, | : thia time in Cl dente, not far from the scene of his ceclior success as an arms makor for the male - contents. Oace again he was turning out fast: firing | eitles. Gut witin tarco months he was inte somes thing deapor aad ceaclicr. wos @ loaded gun Sehiad overy door, undorevery tM tha City of Industry piant, ho was grinding iatho, olways necr at hond. And over tis busy, out 20,603 machine guas. And what cuasl doadly buiiness presided Juan Erquicga, a major Ffeathes light (six pounds loaded} cad of his own loague merchant of doath whose goods were for dasizas the Crquicga waanens cra chamaored for sole to the highest bidder. Or to whoover the 9 mm parcboliua amnio, carry 32 rouncs and fira CIA said “Selll” Born in Uma, Poru, ho studied et the Escuela Militar (military school) thera and from 1940 to ‘1984 according te police records served in the U.S. Army as @ second Houtonant. Returning to Poru, ho was graduated from tha Politecaico Prine cipal dal Pory as @ tool dusignor. Gut after havieg tasted life in the U.S. and rontizing he could aly his .trado mére rewarsingly hore, ho come back to tho States end became o naturalized citizen in 1956. ' & genius with guns, he had trovole with fang- ‘wage. “I spoat many hours learning English so t ‘could communicate my ideas te others," he enco racallod. And he had ideas, plenty of them... end cu) of them lethal, ven before ho cama to tha U.S, frquiags invented many typos of weapons. Once here as a citizen, he put his foorsomo taiant to work by opening @ firoarms manufactucing shop in South Gato, another Los Angeles subure. Military rifles were his specialty o ++ raoditieations of old guns that under his magic taush could Mrz) 1,330 rounds por minute. They combine full ond selective automatic firing. Tha action is inortia, oe “alowback,” “ oem dudd Smith, a California fournalis? and small arms oxaert, says they out-aorfarm existing U.S. military submachine guns both in tormns of rato of fire and accuracy in short and prolonged bursts. “Tha most notablo feature of them is that the muzzle doesn’t climauncontrotlauly curing susteined bursts, permitting anvazing accuracy,” Smith seys. Ercuicea proudly pointed out that the muzzle is srovenied from clinvaing by a special dovico oF his own cosign affixed to it. “Othor similar dovicos have bean dusigned by the U.S. Army, but nona has ovor proved as offactive as this,” ha boasted with somo justification. juan frguicca had @ good thing going for him and ho know just how to koog it roiling «.. desp underground, Business was groat. Even if Juan did act havo the right permits hanging on bis face tary wall, ho had something bettor~sovoral things, im factor an One was a contract for 500 machiae guns sicnes faster and deaciior than their inventors hed over Sy Manucl Roy, leador of Juata Sovelutian Alsia droomed, ager sustomors from South ead Centecl Cysana (JUR2), an antiCastra ovtit then trying te America, whore tho winds of cavolution Slow oust fidol, with tho CIA picking up tne tad. constant and het, compoted with homosgrowa kook =m sromiacn? Cuban oxiie new iving ia ios argonizations, such as tho Minutemon and Califor angcios Boasts that he personaly dciivercd 550,095 nia Rangers for his products. cdvance 6024 $3 frquiaze as part of $256,069 aut Two yoors later, irquicga smollod biggor came. ua by tho CIA. Tho $60 machina guns were to ba Fidel Castro was on thy rise in Cuda aad he nooded tho fieat of thourcnss. —~ mon liko Juan Erquiega. Fidel waved money under “Powas woclay vor the Cia,” tho cxto dregs. Erquiaga’s bulbous nose and the Poruvien toasted “i made tha soyot. No, Vim not cortaia whaze the | Hike @ aterving tiger emelling frosh moat. Ques waco sunzezed te go. Sw? lwas hoping they : wore ssncculod for anybouy Hizhtiag Fidol.” Coationa
340000 Meson “en aeadiy, Sloe 7OGts ef ful blest Verue ennuen, adinittnd tne enceill’s of Oot ation, fae roof BVouumy Toll ia OA sear fee, but Requiacs ded neg have atate aus feevissa, ey now, ho was @ lusts Susinessmen wild Choration for the manulacture posses. @ wife end 39 chilleon living ef £59 Chatterton S09. sale o¢ Hanaportation of such weape . / Avoy in the tomforroble LA. suburs of La Puente, oe Chearly the CIA had slepnat up, Gace e5ain duan Frquiega blow the wade S0tud Perhaps Erqwaca cds not have bora] because noxt tg his love for guns cane his fovea permite because he had local eceord, - foe monoy, Dbeiatrdly, at wise tevealed by the IRS thas , Not satisfied with his CIA pazatts, he trisd tg I ea agen eaten boas wa Se . ca ‘PICK UD some Oxite cash eon the tiga, Rotlabty anv hind of permit an i653 and that fog: Sources say his wonder’ guns besen te oad UP ia four years he had been o funtive, He gave | , SOm9 ‘pecuiior hends, At. tro fame time, ha Seran himself up, paid only a $500 fine and was ° fo modify 216 ridles inte full Gutomatics for gig back in business until the big tard, . . an . weil Kaudean, another Erquiasa ae ". . us? sutienal States Rights Party, AEFI Ce S0cinte at the sun Dlant, was convicted of , ularly Vissous antiNesre, Ontidevisa Gvortiha GSAZ posession at Hlvcal firearaw and fined @ which has its hesccuerters iq Sietsinsham, Ales mere $300 and put fuer foe three I roquires its morahors years by Paisaite “VSupener Court - as ©, to wear white shirts, black ties, black Sam Judce How ambhicClan, - : "s Browne belts, black trousers, and an SP But that dida't ead the Erquises cave, . dand emblazoned with @ thunderbolt a, jaunt lov of his guns sanshed to re -. insiema, bortedly reappear in secret San Fer. 2 As recently os Sept, 1, 1968, the white panto Valley cache to become the nucle ” euptemacy outfit waced @ gun battle ys of sull another legal operation—this - * against Negroes in Uerea, Ky, leaving onc run by the Minutemen, of . - * bwe dead, aes eral injured, and 13 charged Llovd Pullen, of Long Reach. a | with murder, 30-vedr-ald one-time lieutenant of Mine The States Hirhts Panty had a larce wreman National Commander Robes . following in California, some of whom DePuch, revealed to this weer thag the a had big mouths and whose brageing fell ertrenusts were unable to buy enough on the ears of an alert but anonymous lo- automatic weapons in any single market, - tal police officer, He Dromptly turned ina open of undersround. Feport on Erquiaca’s activities and it They were forced to co into manufac: came ta the attention of Attorney Gener. turing, Pullen «aid. The ex- Minuteman, af Thomas Lynch, who hes now formed his own “home de . Attorney General Lynch, who later en- fense™ unit with the backing of same ?  gineered lemslation Gutlawing private ar. dohe Uuch Saciety members, declared he mies in California, ordered a eait. Los broke with DePugh because the Rational Anceles county and state Gris tederal} comminder “was too konky, a real Nagi officers swooped down on the Enquiaga bastard." Pullen had no connection with plant. armed with a acarch warrant the runs, siened by Judce Fred W. Haab ond is-' The undercround gua-making te sued to Deputy District Alforney Mau- mained secret (or some time. Then, early ; * vice Oppenhenner, in 1905, DePush ond some of his cohorts . . It was @ big raid which netted Only aexedly attempted to hold up a bank in esos . : hetle fish—the bie one got away, the Northwest os “pari of a guernila wag. . . , Shenif's deputies grabbed 373 auto- fare training exercise,” . mY matic weapons (which they aull have aa He was indicted Feb, 20, 1988, by a ., ; evidence), and 100,009 rounds of AMM ceand jury a8 Seattle, Wash., ona chase . nition, Erquiaga’s wife said he was in ef conspiracy to commit bank robbery. . Panama. Police said he had hightuiled at he Us. Attorney at Seattle won the ins for Guatemaia, where machine gune are dictment but now refuses to reveol detarls , very much in demand and where assassr of the case, refusing to answer written or Ration has claimed 4,060 lives Gneluding ¢eteshone Feguests for particular. Why the U.S. Ambassador and two U.S. mili- he shrouds the cace in mystery at this fary attaches stationed there). }t is pos- point cannot be determined, sible Eriquiags, Castro's ONBEAIN, Dep uph 6 now wanted by the FRE and. off-again employee, may have found work is the object of an éntornational man- - there in the current cuermlla war being hunt. Presumably, he fled the U.S. by waxed against the government, way of Canada, a ta James Ear] Ray. But* . However, Erquiaga, sull wanted in Los pe has communicated with newamen, He Anceles, has never been seen aince in the Bent a letter. saying in part: States His disappearance opened some “We are fumtives, not because we made startling revelations, Among them, machine cuns, of sobbed banka, or kid-. these nanped httle sir. We are furtives be : A& possibility that President Lyndon tause we openly opposed traitors in our , ; Johnion bersonally knew about the plant own government, We are not erimi- ! and ats operation A formes asde who lives nais-—we are political refugees.” in Paco Rivera, Calif told 9 secorter he He ss gomnz to have a touch time con. 1 presented an Eriquiaga Special to the vincing @ jury of that when he is eauent: | President “as a favor te Juan,” for he has a long record and has Ind a O | Malcolm F. Warner, then supervisor of pou sy guerra outfit mot noted for its 1 por the LA. Bureau of the Internal Revenue bravery. Ja isdd, @ Minuteman tretitied Scrviees Alcohol and Tebacco Tas Davi- ducing a triuk on a firearms COUNE that sion, chased with enfareng the Federal neopush's men Gace discussed axsavanate ‘Firearms Act. said he didn't have 8DY ing mea. t. Wilham Falbrutht, ehauman . ; knowledge of Eeguaza’s wroncdainy. of the Serate Soreicn Relations Com \ Juan, he sad, had a federal perout. Multec, and a scheme to pul cyanide cas . So ST tees in the aic-conditioninag ducts at the . Garted Nations building in New York. : Continua . a sy
14-90000 2 De a Tencte chee oh desgne BONER Teat Geen gre a and thevel possession of aulcumatcn mage ens, + Theuch the Menulemen are now aor per unaderetcumd than ever, ther wea Beesarst er wh Ob ae wand, FP OR O At Veduntoen, Conan. on Aug. 54 2954 gaa men descesbed dy the FZ as “secret, . avtremat and ante Commune” ehet . eut with Connecticul elaie pouce on bal Wwedaan raid on an encampment of nel anGety, Mashed and ormed, the Minutemca becke ante a truineng camp. They wore eid Army fotiauce and carnal baye | “net-tinped rifles. FLLmen had alerted te” state Lreogers and both were wating bee Loe theattack, 4 - , “When the Minutemen wore spodted” + aid State Police Commumioner Lee J. Mulcahy, “we identified ourselves and the inne decun.” Sia persons (four raiders, one state : trooner and a woman reanient of the @ainnl were wounded, none fatally. . The fact the raiders carried ently baye . Bet: tuned rfira indicates they are low on “the dosem pole when comes te bear Leombat-equinped, Becauce subverscs ‘ere eapenencing no troudie un ectting Sulomatic weapons straight fren CLA fLactones and, indeed, from Uncle Sam's " arsensia, Shertly before Christmas last year (8867), Manne Corns officers at Cama Pendleton, Calif., discovered that tS , M79 erenade launchers, cach capable of ” eestres ing tanks and armored cars, had . vanshed from the military post, Tb wan a senous, though not hichly unusual, thea, : dm the hands of extremists, they could be « Sevastauing. Word was flashed to the FRI the Na- tranal Guard, the CLA, Naval ta. > gellicence. and police units the length and breadth of the country, The 1s grenade jeunchers joined an alurming lst of guns “er * and ammunition currently being stoien + 2+ es an almost continual baste from m:i- | tary enstallanons all over the United States. The reaction of Lt. Col, G. W. Ferew sox, spokesman for the Maniacs at Cama Peadieton, was almost one of resignation. “There are 45.000 Alannes, plus apeveal writs of the Navy and Army, in trang eee.” he said, “We cannot search soca aad every one of them cach Gime be coos ++ 4 gue of the cites, Weapons and ammuar + non can be stolen anytime some guy oe * nies to wale off with them and co ever - the had” ee Each week o long bist of stolen arms is an eseculated to police and miistory va-, adhcence officials wha are no loncer sur oroed to see on it auch tems as the ore made launchers, of even machine muna Trese lowes are carely made pubic. Nor is news of thet recovervennd anv—broadestt. In fact, pohee and the multary co to extraordinary, and same tame miiculous lencthe to cost them un Whie La. Col. Fereuson admitted ihe 18 MTs had vanished, the casasan poirce wna recovered them dened they were ever sicdga! Lt. Col. Fercucon declared that creda for their recovery should go ether to ine Santa Ana Police Department or te tne Orance County Shenffa Olfiee, be O y Cena De suas Wie ee ees hag the Marae ehiece were eotduren tose teats td ddaee atten the ML Tun were tshea and eelirael te the USA ji spvarsmen for bath caahan police denart: Btetlag wate ab aha eae ant charge of bes writ whens dhe cue broad, denimd any Anowsioice of the albus “Uo ony Marne weapons were ten, that would be a federal case,” one high ranbing esalian cop said biandiy. Pressed » fee details. he aminusted the whore mats tee was now FRI controlicd and redecd be discuss bf fursher, Sea alb thefts from the multary are phatennie, Kiccently, the Most Othce De pertinent in San Francesco. throuch which tose Vietnam mail passes, sae teunced that it bad epot-checked paca: ages beng shupped home (som Ue war gens, What postal anapectors (ound roca ed them to the core. 6 MeB8 rille, gree fades, hve ammunition, even Tiht, des mantled machine suas! They did not te, veal the names of the sender oF the po teatiol recenvers, They dad not even ce pert what means they were taking bo pre *yeant fulure shipments, In fact. the cluak of acerecy which sur pounds dlecal weapans activation is being drawn tighter and tighter, sometimes. woth embarrussint revults, This past aummer, a4 the nation braced ° tinell for an outbreak of civil valence and Maat a cena ae bettas. fausts Bee PRE eee Cs aetts bediuttont wd ue Fevsee Bogen Reed, Mas abe anneed Coabae Geeta LR wae Tee eye aetes states bey are gan tata tenet Califaraes. Hand- VAR ace Dractog cheat tere, tua Ino Caidernaa ts cur end olane by beth hate od ack caauaness, anid thes sand af treewedan pvt ty buyers who wank te seed Biswas waling pened and & Poe BOTS gS ONS Naka, Uni Mas ied, it was powible to daw glans aciviualii machine gun adie Gad rravievas aban accordance with feds TA: wares, ey Thanks ta Unele Sam's geacrocity, it, mwas posohe Ne subversive groups and ine, * Gitiduas te purchase them over the | ouster feo as uttle as $99. Toenans ol them ore now secretly eure tr sauniuals and groupe all throach tae Viuted States, the HGS ade Ets, 28 R tauiciy Meuds for the owners to, cosne sate oewecnment offices and pay & SON fee to aecuter cuch one Fow have Gone sa 45 UNS spokesman admits, ree caning sade, “h Uunk there wan one fele dou, He and be wanted it for a wail decd- rata. Anveuy, he paid the $269." Tre stecy Qeiund there manufacture BNI ware is $ Se fascinating and shocking, many of tbe Setauis still hidden by embage rane soversment ofticials, it danas wa Phoems, Ans, where ona’ ‘ a powhle pice war, Los Angeles Pohce guret sine at a nondescript building @ * Chief Vhomas Reddin told a press confer: ence he had definite information that well-armed anerrilla groups exsted 19 his geky. Los Ang eles, atill shaking from frequent shoot-outs on Watts and the as- sussination af Sea, Robert FL Reanedy. reacted nessously to the news, S0 did Clref Reddin wad sources above him. “Before the day was out, he called two other news conferences—the second to ea: plain what he meant by dhe firnt an- nouncement, and the third lo deny hig, S$raaib orgatiuzation called the Spitfire Manviactunas Cumpany set up shop aanie time ann Dt purpoad waa to make asd eni a Rasaceweushe, 4 ealsber care dane as a “coeune weapon.’ AQ SSS acd teduil, they were romething, £ : OB HANWUIA amON! certain “Aportse men.” Ant eset Cusan groups, pan, Ning oa Raatis beg sume on thee native ite, snaroe, oem up. After all, there's AO ae asacmet Hon-citisen Cubsans owns ing spartans Foo Se grouse Uke the recendly reborn Bay erieimal statement, Ag least one Los Ant of Paps Sr.cite und Eadio Cubano hur , geies cadiv sation broadcast all three of ned is daar weal sunshops and stacked the chief's statements consccutively, JG up. Then czaay of them took to the § made highly interesting, if confusing, lies" tenang and left people wondering who had ahoved Reddin the word, When Watts did explode with another gun dattle not lony afterward, it leit Ans gelenas more confused than ever. Three cuthang were slain and 41 persons, ine eluding six cops, wert wounded, But a news blackout was imposed, “Who shot whom and with what?" demanded The Los Anarles Tities, a Hewepayer wih nearly 1,000,000 daily circulation. One of the sess confused persons in Los Angele was Coles Kang SU head of the L.A, Chapter of the Nutonal Assocabon forthe Advancement of Colored People A calin, collected moderate leader of the black community, histhly respected in all cus circles, Kang declared L.A, had & neht to not only he confused but to be ecared. The ctv, he said, wats thea, and ts now, in a “touch and go” situation. “Te cou: ‘dd euplode any minute,” he sad. “Pheee aee riore gun here than in Sais aon. he said Jatiy. King added he was considenny only renstersd guas. The number of unreste- tered weapons, incuding Luly automatic fisearme, was beyond hia speculation, ! : mountarns and deserts to practice hunts ins Banca which, strangely enoush, incuied solweae, patrolling, scouting, nd wid caacs which are not oniinariy jossoviatea 2a Cuidornia jackrubbits “and caystcn. Such enttess stood in hutle danger Decaeee the Cubanos aumetinet aoncrntaliy uted each other as targets, Ninutemea, iuck nationalists, and paramaitary “aoe defense” troaps ¢a> Sery Sacra: tre lethal bitte Snitdiecs. And ab deasse tary, like the Cubana, Anew santos if touk Uncle Sam many Meoarhs to warn, wae “srarcsaen” learned ¢hac what one bromca a ine Jovernment consitered & smuNe Cacteae Gul which actushy se- sembics asudcacame un, Cour be made fas auiomaie merely by depressing the salny lever aa toe same time the triecer WAS Deere” “That Unes™ said a discusuted INS fan echarsed wita enforcing the iaw Acains? weeca. atechine guna, “docen’t bear tae PBT AA EE moemblance Io a sport ing cus.” . Snen, regersurd his ulentity de gre Rewind, tae IRS wae disclosed tin “Ag i eet Lee company G08 Made. thera was funy aware of their automatic 4 7 | | | | |
“pereeching halt July 7, bot, when the They could have been, bousht fren the dapabilty, da Geet, Man told magn sally that the company wae act vp firancilly Howeses, Cleef athackweli dod say that by the House Snail Uusimere Adenine de cledas't hanew where the movhine pune trahon loans eretion in Wishincton The ®f* now. Nunetheless, lis swe ane funs were never supposed to be put on Mlicenee wat teameved $5 laugh powered publie sale Sometheng gut loused up.” weapons, including one mache on, The (RS man said “another axency froin the charred tins of an apartment had asked that the company be estab. bOure in win the blace nationuiet died an lished. 1 was concluded he wae seferring the tun baitle, according to.an Aw octated obliguely ta the CIA, Heo, st duplicates te Breve report from the embattled €abys : tome degree the Exquisga case. Where might these lethal, high- The operation was brough$ te @ powered weapons have been obtamcu? ERS onlered the secsteatinn of the Spit- CIA's andersround factories ut slicy fires, Whe plant ateclf wae penostediy shut eauld have been stolen from the aibitary. down in May. 1b sources sand “sare af: of they could have even been purchawd eats” had been made but beesuse @ trial from the Atny, sadiecetly, According to ja poling no more information would be the Stanford esearch Institute's report, {made public, When this weiter attempted the U.S. Army haa indeed beea duped by to lease further detai's, he receaved une eutereinist gsaups in the part into ine sohested long diustunce telephone calle diceminate seiling of weapons, from TS headquarters in Washington Adimubtung deep concern over the prati« and California demanding to know frration of pasanilitary ercanizations, “why! he was cathenng facts, the Stanford repurt says the Civilian A recent 10t-pare renurt on “Firearms, - Marasmanship Procram administered by Visience and Cui Levorders,“ prepared ‘the Seccetary of the Army in conjunction ‘ by Aenald Kote of she Stanford Hesearch with the National Rifle Assocation sold Tastitute for the National Advisory Com- excess military Geearms and ammunition mission on Civil Disorders, dora not can> mit reduced prices to nut only the all-white tern itself with machine gune of other Minutemen but in 1967 ta a group called ‘fully automate weapons. HAM (Hevoluvionary Action Movement). The report cost its sponsom—twoofthe NAM 1 She parent organization of nation’s largest firearms manulacturen, UNURU, the Afra-Amercun Youth As- Winchester and Heminston—$35,006, 14 socintion, Also Student Amociation and concludes that “guns have aol played a. the Ulick Pantiver Party. RAM ia aligned inajor role in America’s urban note te with the Communist Viet Cong under date, but exaugccated press reposts of riot Jeadrrahip of the notorious Robert Wale era using guns have apparently frightened hain, a fugitive American now in Peking, many ¢stizens inte arming thermsrives for Chins. Suture disorders.” The House Committee on Une This repoct may be correct with recard Amesican Activitics considers KAM one to the frightened citizens (houth there 18 of the most dangerous radical croupa in ne congcete evidenced, bul is snaceurate America. on the subject of urban roils. The Stan- 9 Tie purchases of these military gems ” ford Heseurch Institute study, which is were made by subversives of every stripe addreased to the White House as the word who furmed phony sun clubs which theat on Grearms, yoience and cavil disosdes, is yoinedd the NRA iwhich haa since sepuc convinced that segorts about civilians ut - diated them and set up a careful screen ing firearms (net te mention machine, ing process). guns) during urban riots is pretty much Lamentably, the five-emoath, $35,060 hoxurn. . atudy concludes also that “there is no in- it will be very difficule (0 convince formation as to who is buying firearms by Cleveland, Ohio, Police Chief Michach ave group, sex or race, of the declared mo- Blackwell of that tivation for purchase..." The sepors He told Mayor Cat Stoxes ont July 30. also says “adequate information is aba 1964, that if the mayor had not ordered not avatabie as tu the number of guns white policemen out of the violence-torn stolen of teansferred annually, the nun eastside area of the city earlier in the bes of guns in the inventory of individual month that the officers “would have poasesion in each stute or city, oF the walked inte 4 slaushter ; | number of cuns currently being sald te ue ackwell suid there was ¢vi-> residents of each state or city.” 5 " F . dence that black potions ists who BM: he Stanford Research Lastitute “este. ushed police. touching ofl @ savage sun mate’ is that individpals po.sess mt least haitle that Aslled i0 pemons, had “tripod Oyo aye be 6 itary type machine guns” and would 219 million firearm.—maybe aa many & hav edd th , ha i the wh se olficets not 200 millon, of one for every raan, woman dave used Them nay , ‘ ond clild on the US. Comudenny the brea weathers arvan. . “la ew fabuat 4 : pateneabec eg Qdae Stesfaned Vane vecda bea abate Phe clack dawtsredk thask prolsee gasfeer- anil hi dues aot biwew about, as for case tides manta suw at least one machine pus and melts. there’ toubl about st that the bluck nationaluts had stitched tary tecfis, these p No eo . ammunstion belts which would have been = {f motuvation for buying weapons is a mystery to Stanford's learncd scientists, useless in any other type of weapon. : “They (Cleveland ufficers) should they micht do well to connuts some of the thank ther lucky atars they were pulled 115-t0-200 nullion owners. Voday, in an oul. There were marhing guns up there America rent by burmail and contict, “wasting for them.” Chici Mackwell ead. where there ja at least ane gua fue every Then he declined to amplify the dis man, woman and child, there ia Kreat feat closure, Once aguim tue cuftusn wos that eatremast activity wil precipitate & drawn asuund the subject of machine virtual coal war. And if the catremests guna and & news blackout wason., = * start shoot tar heess, dace wed do ao with somnsticatad weanens sae to thea by the CiA factories (Aad may ails de gue tag towcy, of with madera Weaposs BUD phed by an unwetling milacy eotade labment. . Litth: wender, then, that ao muny people feel wacasy about the mun aisue abon today. They've been reading about RAM and they*ve been reading about the Minutemen... and woadernnng what other exteemiet crours are siocapiling weapons, gust wang foe thei days. s . .w THE END | ry
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14-00000 WH/C 67-322 * ey cere MEMORANDUM FOR: Office of security . Chief, Operational Support Division ATTENTION oan SUBJECT : Dr. And Mrs. Julian Gallo Cancellation of Proposed Travel REFERENCE t WH/COG #67-312, 6 October 1967 1. Im the reference it was requested that a welcoming officer meet Dr. and Hrs. Gallo, Cubana - residing im Puerto Rico, on thelr arrival at Kemedy Airport frem Lisbon on 9 November 1967, 2. or. Gallo telephoned Mr. Harry Mahoney, wH/coc/cics from Puerto Rico on 19 October 1967 to say that his European trip haa been cancelled. 3. Your cooperation in this case has been | appreciated, : : Rc Aiu/coc | ppp /wit/coc/cics bear 20 October 1967 Distribution: . Orig & l-addressee <1>201-239298 L-wH/Reg/C 1+201-062034 ; lec /H /COG 1-Originator lew /COG/CICS I Baca IO = ee ner a
14-00000 J VER Vo ¢ PPTs af 19 Cstober [Sé? Subject: weaSnr l/fhe Subfect called me on the sterile phone at approximately 1600 heurs this date to report that he had just reccived word that his rother in Guba was dving of glaucoma. He had had to cancel his trip to Europe{ CS has- already been notified to cancel the VIP recention in New York thst we had planned for the Subject)s and instead was coming to the US to consult with his sister in Petersburg, Virrina( Telephone 703-733-9082), , : on 20 Octoher 167eoee 2. jie will be arriving at Dalles International Airport at 1210 heurs on/ PAA 280.(This is a flight that leaves Sen Juan at 0530 hours the saze date), I told timt hat I would meet him and that we could have lunch together with Earl Williamson.( Subsequent check with “illiamson anpreved this appotatnent). 3. The Subject will leave right after lunch for Petersmmburg by rented car or by baa. when he retums to dashinzton( soretime around 2) of 25 Gcteher 1967) he will stay overnighturwWititexpenx with Williamson. darry Te Mahoney Noted indrafts . Jf Rarl Millimeos © /¥ LV avrg : CO nee eee nrc nme i pO m DADAM
’ ATTENTION SUBJECT : Arrival of Wr. and Mre. Julisaea Gallo fap acm aH/COG & 67-312 HEMORANDCUM PGR: Office of Security Chief Operational. Support Division 1. Ga 8 November 1967 Dr. Juiiag Gallo and his wife, who ‘are both Cuban, and who reside in Puerto Rico, will be returning to the United States from Liabom, on Pan American Atrgays (PAA) Ylight 155 arriving Kennedy Airport at 4:15 PH. 2. Mr. Gallo has been a wost valuable contact of thie Agoncy for a number of years, reporting on the Cuban exile community in Puerto Rico. Previously he was a pro= ductive contact in the Havana Telephone Company in Cubs. 3. My. Gallo is about fifty-five years of age, apprez= imately 3°88" tail, rather portly, and is medium dark com<- plexzioned. Normally he uses glassea only for reading. urs. Gallo te somewhat shorter than her husbend and is quite stout. 4. Tho Galios plen to rent a car and go from New York to Philadelphia to visit hia sister there. S. ¢ is requested that it. and Ure. Gello be mot at Kennedy Airport by a weleosing officer, aad that they be given all possible help to facilitate their going through eustors, 1 & WS, ete. Every possible courtesy slLould be exteaded thea. 6. wr. Gallo kaows both Farl filliamson and Harry Mehorney of ¥R/COG by thelr true names. Yheir nares may be used as boms fides by the veleoning officer, david A. Phillipe CANT COG DOP/TH/COG/CICS/Alice Gonzalez DISTRIBUTION: Orig and 1 = Addressee ‘ 1 =o 201.239208 1 =~ WH/REG/C “2D = 201-662084 1 - WH/COG/CICS QT eae 1 - Originator irate +» RES ®
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Envelope: Dr, Manolo } La Rubida 21yv Pucrto Rico San Juan, “tL y Rivero nee thee OT Name yg me me at wa ca fil bets ~f Mf ; , YY = egy BH Fae “ae anni ongutnanenee A ~ “ed . whe AYP DSS all 47. vs . r b a h 4 . a, Pte. n : # a r Denar Manolo, k . . . c g bam waitin to ask you to do me a special favur. As : ; you probably alretdy know, Expo G7 and the Fiath Pau-Anesican i Games are being held this year at Montreal and Wianiper ie } bespeelavely in celebration af Canada's centemmiad as a con ; dedcration, I have heard some of the Cuban exiles ave. dain 4 ; conse aebions aywinust the Cuban delegations to these cvenis, : : and Doan interested in knowing anything that may come your’ ‘ , way reparding this, . ; ‘ 4 * ‘ IT hope you are well and am looking forvard tu hearin . . 2 aoe a ot : from you in tie near future. should [ have the opportunity to x ] visit San Juan, . H ft ‘ Tn the meantime Earl joins me in sendams bust winhes ty a you. ‘ ts ia Persunal repards, a : ‘ Ura . A ~e in - a> 7m PLS. Should anytudic; of a priority nuture come: to your attention please dot ome know through Julian, Haiy Chath, Te \ AA J\ WA | i 9 we f _— 3 _ : ont an i 7 BIZIE | i a ie f- oD. 2 ’ ‘ - / Ls i od .£ ¥ Se SILA EE ALT ENOL FERNS > RPE EO LITE” BERENS STE Ce ee ee Me ec a oe oc en oc od
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24 March 1967 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: (Operational Meetings with Monolo Ray Mae 1. Manolo Ray arrived in Washington, D.C., by air from San Juan, Puerto Rico, on 20 March 1967 on a personal business trip. At the request of AMBADGER he phoned the writer and we met for approximately 14 hours in the bar of the Hotel Ambassador in downtown Washington. This meeting was followed by a luncheon meeting on 21 March at the Occidental Restaurant, Ray returned to San Juan _on 22 March, The following are the highlights of our conversations. a. Ray claims he has “lost access’ * with 1) the HIG Pilot whom he had previously reported / as a defection target. He no longer has any t means of contacting him or of knowing his present whereabouts or attitude, bo. He claimed he does not have any direct communication--or access=--to any Significant military or government officials in the Castre regime, eC. He still maintains his half hour radio Z broadcast over Puerto Rican radio stations. This w program is prepared by his people and the radio time donated so the cost is minimal, d. Although he maintains contact with active members of his "movement" they have no present or projected plans for "action” except in the propaganda field. e, His business in the prefabricated housing field is progressing satisfactorily. ; He has obtained private financing to start a - prefab plant in Santo Domingo and recently visited Panama where the prospects are good. 2. Future Plans: ae Ray mentioned that his organization plans to send a representative to Mexico City ae before the end of March to talk to Gustavo Arcos’ sister who recently left Cuba. Ray is RRO PAB ADOR TOOL EL oe eh APNEA RS ORAS
14-00000 anxious to do everything possible to assist Arcos in obtaining his freedom but admitted he had no commo or means of making contact with him in prison, b. Ray is interested in expanding his propaganda radio broadcasts. He spoke in terms of renting time on a U.S, short wave station ‘to beam broadcasts: to Cuba. This would be done at his own expense, He also mentioned that during Reid's former administration in i the Dominican Republic he had been promised \ a site and permission to set up a short wave station. for Cuban broadcasts. He may explore this possibility with Balaguer’s present government during one of his business trips to the D,R. I suggested he sound out other stations in L,A. to see if he could get some free time and replay for hi§ Puerto Rican _ material and have since mailed him via ’ AMBADGER a list of stations in L.A. who are known to have accepted and used other Cuban oxile tape broadcasts. At my suggestion he prepared a brief outline of what he would like to do in the radio/propaganda field and what he would hope to accomplish. <i Ray mentioned that he thought someone should utilize Pardo Llada, who now lives and works on a newspaper in Cali, Colombia, in propaganda activity against Castro. 4. He did not ask or hint for any financial assistance for his organization. 5. We discussed briefly the Olympic Games to be held in Winnipeg, Canada, this summer, AMBADGER had asked him to bring up the subject. I told him in essence that we were not interested in inducing the defection of any athletes but that if he received any information indicating that any of the Cuban officials attending the games might be disaffected we would be interested in checking out any leads. , 8. In general Ray was as usual pleasant, friendly and talkative. It is evident that he is now “oncentrating on earning a living for himself and his family. However, at the same time he maintains a keen interest in Cuban Conk
Coe apy CE eS Weeds a -j= developments; hope-to maintain somewhat of a name for. himself and his organization in exile circles by a limited amount of propaganda activities and stands ready and willing to help in any major plans” Af and when they should ever materialize. 7. Regular contact will be maintained with Ray in Puerto Rico by AMBADGER who Ray speaks. highly of and is pleased with the handling arrangement. Deputy Chief, wWH/COG
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14-00000 25 October 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . SUBJECT: Mcetings with Manolo Ra San Juan, Puerto Rico 13 and 15 Octcber 19 ‘ _ : MiG-21-~-Defecting Pilot--ct al. i. In lengthy discussions on this point it developed - that Ray has beon unable to obtain any more pertinent infor~- “mation since he first callod the matter to AMBADGER's attention almost two months ago. The basis of the “Mig Plot" is a tip he received from an inside contact which was brought to him by someone exiting Cuba. Ray considers the inside contact reliable but prefers not to identify him, Ray has not been ablo to determine if the inside contact is personally in contact, er can arrange contact, with the ‘Mig Pilot who reportedly is fed up with the situation in Cuba and plans to defect with his airplane whenever he hag an opportunity. The “tip" Ray received was to this effect i.o., that there is a Mig Pilot who is disenchanted and plans to defect with his plane. One point Ray was specific . on was that the plane was described as “one of the smaller . ' Migs" and according to Ray it is not a Mig-21, 2 After Ray's original contacts with AMBADGER on this subject (wherein the plane was apparently crroneously identified as a MIG-21) Ray claims he sent a’message to the inside contact requesting the complete details we had asked for, He has received no reply. In response to my request at the meeting on 13 October 1966 he told me at our subsequent meeting on 15 October that he attempted to reach his inside contact by phone but was unsuccessful. He was urged to continue until he reached the party and to obtain as much detail on this matter as possible so we could hopefully clarify the situation. He assurred me he would follow-through on this and report to AMBADGER. (It seemed protty obvious to me after two discussions with Ray on this subject that he has no direct means of reaching the original reporting source on the "Mig Plot’ and consequently may never be able to verify the original “tip” and obtain further details. sea REED «AC ON A, 22 eR ne —ACLE FOET IS PIM n etn mn re Fe: = ce Geet #1. &DeaBlin Thee’. uP OR aT ROP Sh wT IMI TN OTT AIS AGT P CTT. a 22 FAY POINT ERI AS SE “dave EAR ARETE 9 AOI
ct wey -2- 3. In any event I outlined for him in general the U.S, Government interest in obtaining a modern version of the MIG-21 and the financial and cther rewards availablo te a pilot who would bring one out. I emphasized that any activity along this line would have to be strictly Ray’s and the JURE's operation and done through his contacts and sources reiterating again that therefore it was essential that ho confirm the plane, model, pllot, etc. reportod to him to determine if the operation was feasible. 4. We spent sometime discussing his “image” both ‘inside Cuba and with the exiles. He agreed that at the present time it could hardly be lower and something rather dramatic was needed to improve it. We both agreed that if he could pull off a successful operation te defect a MIG-21 pilot with his plane it would do much to restore his and the JURE’s name and prestige. 3. Although Ray is obviously far removed from the action agent (the pilot), if such exists, the idea of the operation intrigues him and he will undoubtedly do everything he can to stimulate some action. Any further information developed by him will be forwarded to us through AMBADGER. Deputy Chief, WH/Cuba Distribution: Original - RAY 201 1 - DC/WH/C FeCPaPRATROEPEM wtrepeeetptteer ety ye AN IES pe ROPER ER LEI A LOREENA EE SATO OT REFINES A A I a AL
1 oN SrGncl 23 October 1966 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Manolo RAY eal 1. The following are the highlights of meetings held with Manolo RAY in San Juan, Puerto, Rico, on 13 and I5 October 1966, The matter of the possible defection of a MIG-pilot previously reported by RAY has been covered in -& Separate memorandum: Personal Situation: a. RAY has an engineering and planning office in San Juan which he shares with Emilio Guede, @ personal friend and JURE colleague who is in the publicity business. RAY said he just signed a contract for the planning of a commercial develop~- ment site in San Juan, from which he will realize several thousand dollars profit. His principal (and pet) project is the promotion and attempt to raise through private funds the financing of a plant to mass produce low-cost prefabricated housing designed by him. He claims with an investment of $200,000 he can mass produce prefabricated homes to sell for $3,000 which would be ideal for Puerto Rico's needs. Recent Trip to Santo Domingo: b. RAY said his recent trip to Santo Domingo was strictly for business purposes, He hopes to start a small project in Santo Domingo to produce prefabricated housing. The small project he has in mind can get underway with an expenditure of $80,000, which he feels confident can be raised in Santo Domingo. He said he naturally talked with some people in the government about Cuba and the JURE, but that the government must become stronger and more confident before there would be any possi- bility of obtaining their assistance--or blessing-- , in conducting any activities against Cuba. MIG-21, Defecting Pilot, et al, ec. This matter has been covered in a separate memorandum.
Cd am Gig Internal Contacts. d, One gets the impression that RAY lives somewhat removed from the actual realities of the Cuban internal situation. He has a tendency to compare the internal situation today with that which existed in Batista's time when he (RAY) was one of the leaders of the 26th of July underground resistance movement in Habana. RAY maintains direct personal contact with many new arrivals seeking asylum both in Puerto Rico and the U.S, and also undoubtedly receives a certain amount of general information and gossip from other JURE contacts and supporters. He claims to have many friends and former associates inside, which is probably true, but does not have any regular or secure means to communicate with them. It appears obvious that these friends and contacts are not working together, if at all, and that he has no cohesive resistance group or force as such inside, I questioned him about several personalities such as Carlos Franqui, Pedro Miret, Emilio Aragones, and others. He had no specific information at all on their activities in recent months but said he "could get it if you want it." In summary on this point, it would appear that RAY and the JURE main- , tain no regular contact with any internal "supporters"; that he undoubtedly still has many former friends and supporters inside but just what they would do-- or how far they would go--to support him is a moot question. JURE Propaganda Activities. e, The JURE, Manole RAY, Emilio Guede, and others, have a half-hour weekly program which is carried on 4 different Puerto Rican radio stations between 6:30-7:30 PM each Sunday, This progran, which is taped in advance, features commentaries on news and events in Cuba, interviews with recently ; arrived refugees, and other items of current interest regarding Cuba. The program is composed without cost and all radio time on the 4 stations is donated free of charge. Crt ‘ ehat gn. ome |
20) epee care Future Plans. f, RAY is a man who is relaxed, is now engaged in making a legatimate Livelihood for himself, his wife and three children but still seriously dedi- cated and motivated towards secking the overthrow of the Castro government, He has a realistic outlook to a considerable degree, although as mentioned in paragraph d., above, his viewpoints on the reality of the internal situation in present day Cuba are somewhat naive. As an experienced resistance organizer and fighter in the 26th of July movement against Batista, he knows the value of propaganda in preparing the general populace for resistance. He also knows ‘that propaganda is useless and counterproductive -without: follow-up positive results. He speaks of continuing his local radio broadcasts (which he readily admits are useful only to maintain some spirit amongst the exiles for possible future use), and at some later date--he has no timetable--hopes to obtain facilities in Venezuela, Puerto Rico, or some other site where he can beam broadcasts into Cuba, His intention being to follow-up the broadcasts with action. He speaks arain of clandestine entry into Cuba himself to contact sources within, prove to people that there is a resistance movement, and to form a nucleus for later action, He openly admits the blunder of his last "publicized" return and that if it is done again it must be completely clandestine and unannounced. He seems to have no fear of returning and claims he still has plenty of friends who would hide and help him. He made an off-hand reference to the Agency furnishing him assistance to enter clan- destinely at some future date. He was told that his sources in Miami surely knew of several "family run” operations which could take him successfully to Cuba if and when he was ready to return, Financial Situation. g. RAY made no request for financial assistance and from all indications is doing fairly well in his local business, 2, RAY plans to travel to the U.S. inevrly November for about two weeks and said he would visit JURE representatives in several large cities, inclvding D.C. He will be in touch
14-00000 with AMBADGER who will be vacationing in the U.S. at that time and hopefully they will be able to get together with ~ the writer while in D.C. In any event, RAY obviously likes, respects and accepts AMBADGER as our go-between in San Juan and I believe he will keep AMBADGER posted on most of his activities, 3. Manolo RAY, as exiles go, certainly seems like one of the better of the lot and contact on the scene by AMBADGER on a regular basis should be adequate to keep up with his activities. Occasional contact by an Agency staff officer, however, could be useful in keeping AMBADGER's relationship fully alive,
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= SECRET ? September 1966 \ t | MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD rrée a SUBJECT: ANBADGER/Manolo RAY i 1 77 1. ANBADGER phoned this A.M. to tell me that he had met again with Manolo RAY on the nisht of 3 September. He said RAY claimed he had passed the word to his inside cantralicelaet (who is cither the MIG pilot or the man in contact with the MIG pilot) by telephone to tell the pilot to proceed with - his defection plans. AMBADGER still does not know the name of the MIG pilot or any further details concerning RAY's plans. 2. ANMBADGER has another meeting scheduled with RAY on 10 September at which time RAY has promised him biographic data on two of his alleged internal contacts which emerged (??) recently after RAY's meeting with Garcia Bango in Madrid, 3, RAY still plans a seminar for JURE supporters for early October, date as yet undetermined, in San Juan. JURE supportedrs from Mexico, other Latin American countries, and the U.S. wili be invited. 4, ANBADGER plans a two-week vacation in carly October, but if RAY follows through with the seminar AMBADGER will remain in San Juan until it ends. BE Oe Ze: Citra eee Rae at OCH EAR LAPEER NON BAA pA ee eh seats eared ein wee
14-00000 BE A TROYES ‘tor CRS preety aaa Une ith ATT pe Me A EERILY ENON YF fA E ET APIECE CRE EET MP, SETAE SE PICEA DETER AR AIATOEEEEY BAIR ERED ORC Ri 2 SAREE SNe AN ome HE, SECRET - 2 September 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD tame SUBJECT: Manolo RAY 7 (ike 1. During a brief TDY stopover at Headquarters on 23 August 1966, QUSPORT-1! said he had talked with Manolo RAY in San Juan, Puerto Rico on 22 August. According to QUSPORT-1, RAY had no additional pertinent information concerning his alleged inside contacts or his recent meeting with Garcia Bango in Madrid, Spain. RAY continues to insist that he has inside support in Cuba and contacts who are anti-regime and prepared to assist him when needed, He did not reveal to QUSPORT-1, however, whe the pecple were or where they are located. 2 RAY told QUSPORT-I that he wanted very much to see the writer concerning a delicate operational matter. When pressed by QUSPORT-1! RAY said he had access to a MIG pilot in Cuba who was ready and anxious to leave Cuba and was willing to fly out a MIG aircraft. RAY did not mention the name or location of the pilot or the model MIG aircraft he was flying, Neither did he discuss his ways and means of communication with the pilot and how he had determined the pilot's intentions to defect with his airplane. RAY told QUSPORT he wanted to discuss the matter with the writer. He admitted that a MIG aircraft might not now have as much value to the U.S. because of the recent access to a MIG-21 in Isreal but that it would have tremendous propaganda value if a Cuban pilot defected and brought out a MIG. He said he particularly wanted to discuss the matter with the writer because if the operation were successful he did not want Manuel Artime and the MRR or any other exile group taking credit. He wanted to make sure that he and his group received all the propaganda advantage which he would in turn exploit internally as further evidence to his supporters inside that the JURE was active on the island, RAY in the latter part ul the conversation on this subject when he learned QUSPORT-1 was coming to Washington the following day, asked him to check with the writer to determine if it waa OK for him (RAY) to discuss thig subject with AMBADGER. (AMBADGER is the man who was recently introduced to RAY an San Juan by Harry Mahoney as the man whe would ingure that any information RAY wanted passed to the Agency would reach them.) QUSPORT told RAY that if he did not receive a phone call from him before the evening of 20 August he should give AMBADGER all the detaila, ; Rage ‘ c ; brew 719 petsaee, SECRET snuer | Je pe 22g Hk
. SECRET -2=< 3. Itold QUSPORT to phone RAY and assure him that I wanted hin to pass all the details to AMBADGER even though according to QUSPORT-1's arrangement this was not necessary. QUSPORT-1 was unable, however,” to reach RAY by phone during the afternoon of 20 August. ~~ -4, About 8 p.m, on 20 August I received a collect phone call from AMBADGER from San Juan. AMBADGER was very excited and said he had to see me right away. After he settled down a bit he told me he had just left RAY and his two local lieutenants Emilio GUEDE and Arturo VILLAR {the so-called triumvirate of the JURE). He said RAY had coatacted him and the four of them discussed the possibility of defecting a Cuban MIG pilot and having him bring out his plane. In essence and from what I could discuss over the phone the details were substantially the same as those given to me by QUSPORT-! earlier in the day. AMBADGER said he needed my guidance right away and further urged me to come to San Juan to discuss the matter with RAY who was pressing AMBADGER to see me. He said he had agreed to see RAY latter that night. I told AMBADGER I could not make the trip in the next few days and that further there were a few basic facts I needed to convince me that RAY really had the potential to pull off the operation, ltoid AMBADGER to see RAY later that evening and to try and determine the following: a, Name of the MIG pilot. b, Military field where he is stationed. c. Type MIG he flys. d, RAY's commo if any with the pilot. Estimated timing for the defection, i. e., has the pilot indicated he was ready to defect and awaiting instructions, etc, e. I asked AMBADGER to phone me if he could develop any further information, AMBADGER phoned Mr. Mahoney on the afternoon of 24 August to report he had attempted to obtain further details from RAY following his conversations with the writer but that RAY had replied he did not know the name of the pilot or other details of the operation. (See Mr. Mahoney's memo attached) SECRET Ryan ARETE tee nm nena a
14-00000 = SECRET on ~ de 5. As suun as time permits I plan a short trip to San Juan to see AMBADGER and to sit down with RAY and try and clear up many of the obvious questions concerning his Madrid/Cuban internal contacts and the MIG pilot. \ | SECRET,
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14-00000 oh 24 August 1966 MEBORANDUY FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: MIG 21 f : 1. Approximately 2030 hours on 23 August 1966 DC /wH/C | called me to report that he had just received @ Ca From AMBADGER from San Juan, Puerto Rico. AMBADGER had a report from AMBANG that agenta of his inside Cuba vere prepared to fly a MIG 21 to the United States. asked AMBADGER for more information but AHBANG claimed that he did not have any additional details. (in view of AMBANG’s previvus reluctance to gource his information there te always a certain skepticism about AMBANG's claims. Gf accomplishmente.) | told AMBADGER to find out from AMBANG the who, where, @hy, what. when, and how and to — report back. AMBANG etated that he did not have this in- formation but they planned to go ahead with the operation. told him that if a Cuban pilot wanted to fly a to the U.S. we could do nothing to stop him. 2. At 1400 hours on DGER called me to report that he had discussed suggestions with AMBANG who had replied that he honegtly didn’t know the name of the pilot or the details of the operation. In short, he had been informed by a contact of his in Cuba that same of hia people were going to steal a MIG 21. (AMBADGER com- mented that AMBANG did not appear to be evasive or reluctant , to discuss the matter but apparently didn't know the details.) In any event, AMBANG satated that they were going ahead with the operation and planned to “do some damage" before they left and AMBADGER asked for my approval. 1 told \ANBADGER that I couldn’t approve anything like that and thought that the chance of losing the aircraft outweighed the ponsible gain, I suggested that if they were going ahead with the Operation anyway it would be of more value to juat get the ; Sircraft. AWMGADGER replied that AHBANG appeared adamant in : this respect and wanted to be certain that if the operation wags successful that he be allowed to take all the credit for at. 2 replied that if in fact he was responsible for the Operation he could have all the credit. 3. I have called Lt. Col, Norman H. Stuzer, Yellow Bands Officer, U.8. Air Porce, extension 3207 and informed him that there ia the “possibility” of a HIG 21 pilot. de- fecting to the U.S. in hia aircraft. He in turn has alerted the Southeast Air Defense Command who will te on the alert for such a poagibility, ° ; ‘ larry Hahoney . gel- Aazyaype
os judy 22, 1966 ° / Hear Harry: I bchetive to Aave located the reteon that needa with tre detadls you | sené me, flie nume da Jose ) ating ute . arredved tn Cadedd on july 3 wcth a a;antard oo. nanedl Jose Gallego. cedina wartla with a {ita 7 Sere in San juan, Femandes < edina and he seceng to be aelated to a partner of the Lira, sholesaleta tiat te recent  Raour leat Productra. Tacitablrese here 13 1.0, Sex 3927 San Juan, ae and their telephone da 724-5532 , No more infosration yet but we have several feelew out and aay have more on Ada by next week udthoud Jetting our nutual Eriend know of course, Sy the way, £ am having a talt one with iia this afteuoon to see af tueze i¢ anydring new and to mainiin the sle- aourte, ile cold me he has a ver. daportand necting ¢duday and perthass he will tet me Anow avout what wien we meet thie aftezancon, tf it te realy inzottand J with call you tf not Jil wedte you next week, . Jn the come of the investijzation on iedina there ia another by tite name that was in some way related to Cutela but this is 45> yrs old.
7 “~ ey Thenkasa for the information ‘you gent ae on the money. for nother vad ny wife's residence, On the fitst J veledve J have found a vey yood contuct in Tanna cad on the subject of the aesidence. J am going to wait until further news from you on the modification on the travel Aequtiencnia by Conytess. Give sy regards t: the “fagle”, Beast regards Jatian Ht. Gallo
1400090 ve -y rae) Tucnks fur the ingursation you sent ne on the roney for nother und ny ulfe'’s residence. Gr the firet J teleive J have found a verw gool contact in Tamia cae on the subject of the teaigence Jam going to wadt until further news Lrom you on the modification on the travel aequireiarts by Congredrd. Chua ny racgaids Co the "Eagle", Beat aegarde é Fan ad Jutian i. Gallo
14-00000 4 my o arr: ‘a IVUIB A Cece Lhaas, We ferry ond, Vey maken of Ntetdan, Ws AVP Cnteli of atation, Gacrid SUPeaAy; Vel ee E/AMtANGe] Cortact wits 291-772278 in Badrid Act; Yer youre information fwa 2 &, TRIG TLe-wali BB,  bo8 1-flLaz CG, LAURA hae be BALE IL.~Ldes 1. Tae folleawing in’armation supplesentai te references wee Atoniere dd Curtagy two Sistion aseetings with ATi kG! €2) ana 23 furs Mit) ace sOvVToL wretiogs LER CUI NTe]) durkag the Gane period, a, ABEAKG-] gapects Ghat Bubject (202-T72510) wi} 1 be returaeding to Cuba do the wear future. (In re lution to the return «££ Subject to Cubs, Subject told QCoTuNT-1 on 12 July i that Ae Pad received persisaion to retura and hav g@iscucsed his whth AMIJsMai-~] eaylier that enna vay.) Alfbergn ASAARG-1 eepregued soub?to cencerping R89 Caaractsyr Ae canepad repudia-~ tiew of Lubject, he Levershaloes febe fbnt Garjauut, La Catye- ‘ Jwertien with Gh besiege (203-74 1.2), sad gotenthel for act within nilttary cireian hesiecn Cora, ne ae aA 3. $e geseral an definite plans were sade durfag ibs coeversziions perwegn ARILARG-) usu fubject in Begrid, Hovaever, yarfous teagan: Gf communication wero eutabiinboc far fature euautect: &, Gail, APRANGet wraye Subject tures differeat pad) drops ds the Vnditea ttistes (Xow Yosh, Yinwd, aga fan duan, Poorio Aico) for hia correspouecace te ARCAKG-1 Jrom dapide Cuban. ‘oe 3, Telephon, in the event Chat talephans coatact da Geairac, Supjecr if to cail Reresusve ‘Neorrita” SROORIGUSZ, paw resiven in Bismi and is tho dau ater of tut fore@er eruse of iao Partagas Cigezrette Compasgy do Cuba, BLURIGIES de tarn aa ic ceomtact AMEAKG- 1, (cont teucd) Group To - Rxehudes Praa Dictripavdion: Belk autesgatic cownerathiay Atal oacleevificutica 2ul-P366e4 OSHA*I1LS79 Qo July 28¢6 : — ACE AZIRIS & BCR G t/EmaT 201~772270 NT WeN2ER
PE socommlaninelt ecemmmenarsnceee SSPE ym 2 prey -Preineh accent msteaansanete _ o, roe . 6 CONTINUATION OF ogee oe ne 4 DISPATCH 2 EC F PPYSAP es HA = ea TM C. Sersonal Neetinga., The tolleving pian wae extabldaned fer pernesal eeotingy, Bubject vill sead a picture of a teat that de utaldzed by LADLK fur excureiona to AHBAaG~1 gia mail drop. Jt appears that GROFR has boats hich are rected to sportsmen for ceop sea fiahing trips. ARVARGel, in tura, @4)1 atieup? to procure & owt identical to that fia the picture sant by Subject. Accordingly, on givon jastruce tions the boat reated by KADER will depart from 5 point ia Cubs, heading for snother port in Cuba, All official Cuban fovera- ment cosaunication regarding the clearances ascernary for the FNDER boat will bo aace by IADER prior te the departare of fhe boat. Tae INTERE baat eculd then depart Cuba, heading out te sea ostensibly deetined for Bavana. The tue testa (the IDEA boat and the identical boat acquired by AmBAKG-1) wiil readez-vous of high seas 4nd sare appropriate exchanges; thes the FNDAN boat will return to ita port of devtina~ 108. D, Contaet with 201-736492,. Ina Ban dean the contact between ABBANG-1 aad 203-736492 will be aado through °K] Serdo", vro 19 @ cousin of Subject's fanily and renides in Sane duaa. @. AMBARU~1 conmented that he had a JOZ—0fcot Boat which he is willing sad intends to wee against Fidol, gp lamented tha fact that approsiastoly $59,660 worth of arze had besa iont in Sante Pesicge ae a result of the insurrection ia that country. Leslie WH, HUNDRIQUS T Lesh hats PAE aD 3 . : - . 3308 hoa . R vec o FP poy en SEES CID ERSTE ANCE EEC SO “ean narra REESE term Pm a eee fe te ner emt ema hte nie ett ef ALA eR