; ; CHRONOLOGY - CIA/CUBAN/MAFIA — co . , PLOTS TO ASSASSINATE FIDEL CASTRO l. Feb. 16, 1959 Fidel Castro is sworn ‘in as Premier ‘(replacing Jose. Miro Cardona) 2. March 5, 1960 Primier Castro, at the mass funeral of 27 dock CO ; workers killed yesterday, implied that the United States was involved in the "sabotage” of the munitions ship which exploded in Havanna. Harbor. The U.S. issued a "vigorous protest | against the Premier’ s accusation. 3. March 7, 1960. ' Secretary of State Herter told Cuba's Charge . - @'affaires that Castro's implication that the U.S. was involved in the munitions ship explo-..- sion was ‘baseless, erroneous, and misleading.” 4, 1960 _.. Dulles approves "thorough consideration be given to the elimination of. Fidel Castro." 5. Mid 1960 - Sabotage and terrorism by Tauler Sague. 6. Mid 1960 HO Tauler Sague, "La Cruz", a counterrevolutionary . - oO group and Curia Ramps infiltrate through Pienta Hicarcas zone in Mantanzas Province for plot C - against Castro. CIA provides ammunition. 7. ' March 21, 1960 OA US-based private plane is shot down over Cuban territory by Cuban Government troops. The , American pilot and co-pilot are captured. 8. April 8, 1960 , US: Secretary of State Herter declares (at a news. conference: "...there is one very disturbing | development that is taking place in Cuba, and. that is that anti-communism is now being made synonymous with anti-revolution, and that those -- _ who express concern about Communist influence are -now being accused of being anti-revolution, and. anti-Castro..." 9. May 27, 1960 US State Department announces that. the US. , economic aid program to Cuba will be terminated — on Dec. 1, 1960. US military aid will be termin— ated in June. io. June 16, 1960 - Cuban Government orders two attaches of the us °° Embassy in Havanna to leave the country within .. 24 hours. They are accused of "conspiring with .. counter revolutionaries." . ‘Al... 9/60 Richard Bissell, CIA Deputy Director of Plans, (DDP), directs Sheffield Edwards, CIA Director of the Office of Security, to devise a plan to. kill Castro. . . . HW 56329 DBocld:322763471 Page 10
12.) r 13. - 14. ‘15. 16. ‘17. 18. Rees. 19. 20. 21. 22. HW 56329 | "9/14/60 Oct. 9, 1960 10/18/60 Nov. 27, 1960 Dec. 31, 1960 Jan. 22, Jan 30, 1961 early 1961 March 1961 Feb. 11, 1961: Feb. 26, 1961 March 22, DoclId: 322763471 1961 . Message): 1961 ete se iadnbemtanens a Acree ene ce RA ee te ee hn ne et tah nest te ree cette tee The Cia Support Chief meets Rosselli, Mahue, © Giancana: and Trafficante at the Plaza Hotel | in New York to begin plans to set up. the assassination of Fidel Castro. 7 Cuban Government announces that is has crushed an anti-Castro revolt in South Central Cuba, and accuses the United States of supplying the rebels with arms and ammunition. A J. Edgar Hoover memo -yeports that Sam ; ...Giancana has been telling friends about a plot ‘to kill Castro.» Castro (in a speech at a student rally at Eavanns., University) makes .a bitter attack against the Roman Catholic clergy in Cuba, accusing them of: being "counterreyolutionaries." Foreign Minister Raul Roa flies to New ‘york and - calls for an immediate meeting of the UN Security. Council, to take action on a Cuban charge that the 1 is ready | to “carry out, within a few hours, — direct - “military aggression against. Cuba. President Kennedy succeeds President Eisenhower. | Kennedy declares (in his State of the Union - "In Latin America, Communist agents |. seeking to exploit that region's peaceful revol~ ution of hope have established a base on Cuba, only 90 miles from our shores. Our objection with Cuba. i: not over the people's drive for a better life. Our objection is to their domination ‘by foreign and domestic tyrannies." ~The CIA Technical Support Division devises a deadly poison for use in a plot. “Kennedy objects to assassination woke Castro denounces US aid for "Cuban Counterrevolu- tionary exiles." He says that "if the US believes it has the right to promote a counter-revolution in Cuba, Cuba believes it has the right to promote a revolution in Latin America." He accuses the US of parachuting large quantities of arms and food -to ant i-Castro rebels in the Escanbray mountains. Government sources in Havanna declare that the rebel movement in. the Escambray mountains has been crushed. Anti-Castro Cuban exile groups in the US announce formation of a "Revolutionary Council” headed by Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, who was the first Premier of the Castro regime in Cuba. The Council issues a - statement calling on Cubans "to overthrow the we Communist tyranny. Page 11
24. March 1961 f tk (25. April 5, 1961 26. April 8, 1961: 27. April 1961 28. April 15-17, '61: 29. May 3, 1961 | 30. May 5, 1961 31. May 22, 1961 32. June 1961 33. July 1961. 34. duly 26, 1961 HW 56829 BDocld: 322363471 ‘in a sports complex. COunter revolutionary groups, trained, armed and infiltrated through Havanna with instructions — to kill Castro. Huberto Sori Marrin coordinates activities. , a Foreign Minister Raul Roa (in a press conference interview in New York) denounces the State | - Department's pamphlet on Cuba as a "formanization. of the undeclared war which the US is making on. . against us." He also accuses the US of arming and training in Florida and Guatemala a "so-called - liberation army of 4,000 to 5,000 counter- . revolutionaries, mercenaries and adventurers." ke Dr. Jose Miro Cardona, head of the Cuban Revolution. ary Council, issuses a statement (in New York)... .. calling all Cubans to arms to overthrow the regime: of Fidel Castro. He declares that the revolt must come from within the country. ae “Rosselli passes the poison pills to a Cuban in a Miami. Bay of Pigs invasion fails... Twenty-two rebels including Captain Manuel Artime, a leader of the April 17 invasion attempt, were . captured by the Cuban Government troops. The Government announced that this brought the number of captured rebels to 1122. “An anti-castro Cuban volunteer declared that. the 7 CIA had held him and 16 others prisoner and in- communicado for eleven weeks before and | during | last month's abortive invasion. Hoover inemo to Attn. Gen. Robert ‘Kennedy noting that the CIA had used Giancana in “clandestine » efforts against Castro." : Frente Revolutionario Democratia participates ina plot against Castro. Plot consists of Jeeps with: 'bazookas to be placed in a garage at an intersectio in Havanna and a truck with grenades to be placed Castro and other leaders would be ambushed as they drove by. Guillermo Cauler . Ferrer and Higinio Menendez are arrestes and impli- cate the CIA. Through infiltration of Emilio Caro. (Brand), Adolfo .Mendoza (Raul) and Jorge garcia Rubio (Tony), the United Resistance group plots against Castro during the 26th of July celebration in Oriente Province. During a speech made at the celebrations of the eighth anniversary of the 26th of July movement, Castro announces that all Cuban political parties: Page 12
are eventually to be merged into the United rally at revolution Square. the - "Movimiento 30 de Novembre", Party of the SOcialist Revolution. The Celebrations are attended by Soviet astronaut Major Y uri Gagari Same group as above plans another plot during: an Supplies provided by. — CIA. ‘ . nn Movimiento Revolution- ario del Pueblo, and Frente Revolutionario Demo- |’: cratico participate in a plot to be carried out - a near the home of Celiz Manduley in Valedo. CIA» provides instructions through Tony Verona, Ray .. Auriliano Arango and Admiral Burke and agents © fron Guantanamo. Ammunition provided by the CIA. Same group as above led by Juan. Jose Silva makes" attempt on the life of Dr. Carlos Rodriguez. Weapon provided by the CIA. wa A. spokesman for the Democratic Revolutionary Front, a Cuban exile group, announced that the Front will ‘shortly merge with the Revolutionary Council. The ' new group will be called the Cuban Revolutionary . Council and will be headed by Miro Cardona with . '-- Antonio De Varona as second in command. | 35. July 26, 1961 36. July 1961 37. Sept. 1961 - 38. Sept. 7, 1961 { . oct. 4, 1961 40. Nov. 16, 1961 41. Nov. 29, 1961. 42. Nov. 1961. - 43. December 1961 44, January 4, 1962 45. February 19, 1962 (e 4/62 “a7. 4/62 HW 56829 Docld:322763471 Page John McCone succeeds Allan Dulles as Director, FBI meets with Lansdale re; MRR and Il. Frente del Escambray plan to sabotage coinciding with the return of Cuban President. ne Osvaldo Torrado from Runta del esta. Bazookas and ammunition was to be fired at the former president’ palace from a nearby apartment with withdrawal covered by launching grenades at the public. ° ae - President Kennedy gives speech mentioning. oppositic to ne assassination. . CIA. Operation Mongoose conceived. Mongoose Government announces the execution of an anti- Cast: guerilla leader, Margarito Lanza, convicted of . killing 3 militiamen. 7 te was the first. executiol to be announced in 1962. -. Helms succeeds Bissell as Deputy Director, Plans, CIA. Harvy initiates contact with Rosselli. Harvey, Support Chief, and Rosselli meet in New | York to set up assassination squad. 13
49. 53. - 62 “4g. 50. , Si... 55. 58. 59... 60. 61. Peak & HW 56329 4/18/62 4/21/62 4/62 5/62 May 7, 1962 May 10, 1962 . 6/21/62 8/62 Aug. 24, 1962 9/7&11/62 9/7/62 9/11/62 Oct. 10, 1962. - Oct. 12, 1962 DoclId: 32263471 ' ment from Guantanamo. ‘The technical Services Division delivers the poison’ pills to the Support. Chief. Harvey passess the pills to Rosselli-in Miami. Meeting held to plan uprising and receive equip- Jorge Luis Calvo outlines. . ‘Plan Z', a scheme to kill Foreign Minister Raul Ro and then the leaders that would attend his burial. . Authors of the plan included Cay Hernandez, Gay = Gispert and Julio Hernandez Rojo. Weapons provided. by the CIA. The poison Pills» are passed | to Cubans for transport Houston and Edwards brief R. Kennedy on pre-Bay of ' Pigs underworld assassination plot. R. Kennedy tells Hoover ‘that the CIA has ‘used as underworld figures in the effort to assassinate a Castro. Rosselli tells Harvey that a 6 man team has ‘been dispatched to Cuba. — Bomb shelling of Rosita Gamexo Hotel. - Several building s in Havanna are damaged by shell fire from 2 small power boats sent from Miami by the Student revolutionary Directory, and exile “group of the former University of Havanna students. The US State Department states that the US govern-. ment was not involved in the raid and had no | Prior knowledge of it. © a Harvey and Rosselli confer in Miami re; Status. of ‘plots. _ Rosselli tells Har rvey that the pills are stil in - Cuba, oo a The Havanna radio reports that a "pirate vessel’ entered a harbor in north central Cuba and fired -- more than 60 shots into a British freighter and a Cuban ship. An exile organization in Miami -known as Alpha 66 acknowledges responsibility or the attack. A Cuban exile group--Alpha66~~announced that. its members made a successful raid Monday on the. Cuban port city of Isabela de Sague..The exiles said that a commando group of 15 to 25 men had: killed about 20 defenders, including Russians._ Britain has discussed with the US a threat by a Page 14
63. 10/28/62 64. 11/62 — 65... 1963 Y 66. Early 1963. 67. 2/11/63 68. 3/13/63 69. 3/18/63 70. 3/26/63 _ 71. April 1963 72. . 4/7/63 73. -May-Sept. '63 74. Mid 1963 ~ 7 June 1963 16. 6/63 77. - 6/63 HW 563829 Bocld: 322763471 ' Cuban exile group, ALpha 66, to attack all Merchant ships carrying supplies to Cuba. A carefully worded statement by a foreign office “spokesman avoided saying any complaint had been made Washington indicated it was not. yet ready to act against the exiles. Cuban Missile Crisis. Operation Mongoose ends. © Consolidation of groups RCA, ELN, “MRR by Nino. Diaz. Objective is to create impression of strong: resistance to Castro. instructions through * Guantanamo. William Harvey tells underworld figures. the CIA is. no longer interested in assassinating Castro. og ‘Letter furnished by undisclosed ‘source received from Alpha 66 requesting help in the form of a. sulpher pill. Plot devised to shoot a mortar in the direction of the tribune from a house nearby the University of Havanna. Samuel Caballo Moreno arrested. _ Weapons — supplied by the CIA. Attack on Soviet vessel off north coast of Cuba by ALpha 66 assisted by the 2nd National Fronte of Escambray. . Attack on soviet vessel by Commandos -L-66. Special group discusses the contigency ‘Of Castro" Ss death. — . RCA devises a plot at Latin American Stadium. 16 men to participate armed with pistols and fragment— ‘ation grenades. Arrested were: Enrique Rodriguez Valdea (Mulgado), Ricardo Lopez Cabrera, Onorio Torres Perdoma, Jorgi Carlos Espinosa Escorles. Lee Harvey Oswald moves to New Orleans; becomes involved with the FPCC. He contacts anti- “Castro. Cubans as well. : Series of meetings among major leaders of the -anti-Castro movement. Special « group decides to step up covert operations against Cuba. ' FBI learns of termination of plots. CIA renews contract with AMLASH ‘Page 15
79. duly 24, 1963. 80. 7/26/63 -. 81. Late July. '63 82. 8/16/63 . ¢- August. 84. 9/7/63 85. 9/9/63 86. 9/12/63 87. 9/28/63 88. 10/6/63 HW 56829 Docld:32263471 78: 6/638 Rosselli and Harvey meet. Harvey says that this - is a going away dinner since he won't be seeing: his old friend, Rosselli anymore as he is being transferred overseas. — ; Ten ‘Cuban exiles arrive in New Orleans from Miami . and join the “training camp" north of New Orleans... This training campis directed by the same indivi- who were previously involved in procuring dynamite -  “A", a lifelong friend of AMLASH, had. “helped | procure the dynamite. . © ; ; : RCA plans to assassinate the Minister of Foreign Arms Raul Castro at Revolution Square during 26th » ‘of July celebration. Leader, Ibrahim Machin a Hernandez. Carlos Bringuir is requested to assist exiles at the ‘training camp’ in. returning - ‘to Miami. R. Helms asks for report on article run in. the Chicago Sun Times claining CIA had dealings with Sam Giancana. McCone testified that Helms gave _ -him a memo on CIA operations involving Giancana ~ and orally informed him that it involved assassination on August 16. ‘Aecording to an FBI report, a Latin American Military officer attends a Cuban exile group | meeting and talks of assassination. CIA case officers, after their first meeting with AMLASH prior to the October 1962 missile crisis cable headquarters that Amlash is interested: in attempting an ‘inside job’ against Castro and is .. awaiting a US plan of action. In-a news article published by the Times~ — Picayune, Castro denounces what he calls ‘recent US prompted raids on Cuban territory." > Cuban Coordinating Committee meets to conduct a _ ' broad review of the US government's Cuban contin- ‘gency plans. They agree that there is a strong likelihood that Castro will retaliate in some way against the rash of covert activity in Cuba; howev an attack on US officials within the US is conside: unlik cely. Counterrevolutionaries prepare plot to dynamite sewage pipes which pass under presidential tribune Another group is formed through. the relationship with CIA agent Pierre Owen de Ure. FbI Headquarters learns of Oswald's contacts in Mexico City. Page 16
" 89. 90.— 91. 92. 93. (94... . 97. 98. 99, 100. 101. ‘ HW 56329 10/10/63 10/29/63 11/1/63 =. November: 11/17/63 11/18/63. 11/19/63 11/20/63 | 11/22/63 11/22/63 11/23/63 63 11/23/63 | 11/24/63 DoclId: 32263471 The FBI is told by an informant that the CIA is meeting withAMLASH. Desmond Fitzgerald, a senior CIA officer, meets AMLASH. Fitzgerald tells Amlash that a coup would receive US support. Fitzgerald is introduced to AMLASH as a personal representative of Attorney - General Kennedy. Diem is assassinated. following a coup. Case officer is told by Fitzgerald that AMLASH H may” be told that the rifles,. telescopic lens and pex~ oo plosives will be provided. According to FBI reports, the Cuban-American oe is at the home of a.member of the Tampa FPCC. He is there awaiting a telephone call from Cuba which is to give him the ‘go-ahead' order to leave the . us. sags : president Kennedy makes a public appearance ins. . Tampa and delivers a speech on Cuba policy in a Miami. ae Castro contacts Daniels and spends six hours talking to him about US~Cuban . relations. CIA officer telephones AMLASH and tells him there “will be a meeting on November 22. AMLASH is. ‘told . that it was the meeting that he requested. a Kennedy is assassinated. CIA case officer tells AMLASH that he will be pro- vided with rifles and telescopic sights. Offers ‘the poison pen device. CIA Headquarters cables the AMLASH case officer and. orders him to break contact with AMLASH be- cause of the President's assassination and to re-- turn to headquarters. Legat informs FBI Headquarters that the US Ambas—_ sador to Mexico is concerned that Cubans were be-— hind Oswald's assassination of Kennedy. The Am-- bassador reguests both the CIA-and FBI do every- thing possible to refute or confirm this: Cuban connection. “Cablegram is sent from Mexico to CIA Headquarters stating that the US Ambassador to Mexico stating that. the Soviets are too sophisticated to parti- cipate in a direct assassination of Kennedy, but the Cubans would have ‘been stupid enough to have participated with Oswald. , Page i7
~102. 11/24/63. Alleged phone conversation in Mexico City ra between Jose Antonio Carbaga and Dr. Emilio ‘* . Nunez Potuindo stating that, "the Castro Plan is. being carried out. Bobby: is next. Soon ._ Atomic bombs will rain and they won't. know > from where. 03. 11/26/63 ' McCone again meets with President Johnson. The _ , President tells him the FBI has the responsibility for the investigation of the President's death 7 and diresct him to make CIA resources available ote to assist the FBI's investigation. | co 103..11/27/63 — One CIA station cables ‘information received from ~~ the specifier sources that AMLASH has been indiscree - in his conversations. o Lee, 104.. 11/28/63 | CIA headquarters warns the Station Chief in. , , Mexico that the Ambassador was pushing the case too ‘hard and his proposals could lead to a flap". with the Cubans. © 105. 11/30/63 , Director McCone meets with President - Johnson | oO an * ' at 11:00 a.m. and they discuss the CUba. question. "D" is mentioned. XM6. 12/1/63 os CIA Headquarters cables Mexico Station indicating € that it has received information from a sensitive source that a Cubana Airlines flight to Havanna ..|.- had been delayed in Mexico City from 6:00 pm | ‘until 11:00 pm on the day of the assassination. It was awaiting an unidentified passanger who | -arrived in a twin-engine aircraft and failed to go through customs. The passanger rode in the ae cockpit. on the flight to Havanna. a 107. 12/2/63 _ McCone's calendar reveals he attended a meeting . at the CIA with the subject being CUba. 108. 12/3/63 .. 7 - CIA Headquarters receives information from Mexico - that the Cuban-American left the US on Nov. 23. | and flew from Mexico City. to Havanna on Nov. 27. 109. 12/4/63 FBI memo from Sullivan to Belmont indicates there is no evidence that Oswald's assassination .. of Kennedy was inspired or directed by )pro- ~ Castro) organizations or by any foreign country. - 110. 12/8/63 CIA. headquarters cables it s- MIami Station orderinc a halt to an operation to supply weapons to AMLASH, pending a high-level policy review. . ‘4 1. 12/9/63 A memo to Director McCone discusses US operations against Cuba, but does not mention the AMLASH operation or nay other specific operation. HW 56329 DBocld:322763471 Page 13
€ 2, 12/10/64 | Director McCone meets with CIA staff and the oO . subject Of. the meeting is Cuba. 113. Late Dec. ‘GIA decides to have the counterintelligence an Do ' Division continue the investigation. cree 114. 1964 Plot against Castro at 11 ‘St. Vedado. 115. 1/64 Undisclosed assassination plot discovered by the a FBI. a, os 116. 1/24/64 “FBI Liason is told by a CIA agent that there are |: no active plots against Castro. 17. 3/64 © —  Paln to. assassinate Castro. by Mario Salabaria’ us ‘Aguilar. CIA financed plot which involved installing a 30 or 50 caliber gun in a vehicle which would | wait for Castro to pass by. 418. 3/26/64 - Rankin requests that the FBI furnish the oO a Commission with information on certain pro-Castro | and -anti- Castro organizations - ; 119. Mid 1964. oo Plot devised, directed by the CtA involving a . throwing grenades against the Prime Minister at the ¢ oo ot Latin American Stadium. — “120. July 1964. —-”~—s FBI: learns that a Cuban official (not AMLASH) . was plotting with the CIA to assassinate. Castro... 121. July 1964 a FBI learns some details of the CIA's AMLASH oe oe 7 operation from one of the FBI" s informants... Cs 122. LAte 1964 AMLASH becomes more insistant that the assassinatic of.Cuban leadership is a necessity. He is told thal the US government cannot become involved in the 'first step’. He is put in contact with B-1 and the CIA throught B-1 is kept. informed of the plotting- 123. Early 1965 Counterrevolutionaries devise plot directed by CIA, - i against the Prime Minister in Santiago de las . Vegas. Plot aborted and new plot devised-- committed by armed men with grenades at Latin. - American Stadium. Another group would open fire © - against the people. . oe 124. 1965 Arrest of Rolando Cubela Secades. Cubela was re- -eruited by Manuel Artime. Plot involved an officia from the Cuban Embassy in Madrid consisting of boats, weapons and men for Cuban invasion within 72 hours to support the assassination of Castro. Weapons received from Jose Luis Gonzalez Gallarett. gh, ° HW 563829 Docld: 32263471 Page 19
126. 127. 128. 129. PN 131. 132... HW 56329 “125. PRO... May 1965 Mid 1965. June 23 1965 — June 1965 July 1965 May 1966 Late Jan -1967 ‘Tune 1967 Docld: 32263471 CIA operations. "A" cantacts I&NS with information about the AMLASH operation.. He is turned over to the FBI for handling. The FBI informs the CIA about "A". Commandos L and Movimiento 30 de Novenbre plan to infiltrate Cuba -- effort given. up. and they fired from gunboats at the ‘scholarship zone' at the Riviera Hotel in the direction of the Presidential residence. CIA headquarters cables its stations: stating that ‘the entire AMLASH group is insecure and further cae contact with them constitutes a menace to the. Maria Leopoldina Grau sent poisoness pila bottle. which is then given to Alberto Caso and then given to Jesus Nunez to committ crime at Havanna Libre. “Hotel. Plot failed and another bottle of 500 , pills is sent to Tony . Verona. CIA directed plot to take advantage of a visit. to Vita Nouvas' restaurant in Vedado. Abreu Vilahu would open fire against the Prime Minister and guards across the street at the interior Building - - Counterrevolutionaries infiltrate into Monte Barreto Zone. Arrested: Antonio Cuesta Valle, and . Eugenio Enrique Zaldwar Cardinas. Killed: Armando - ROmero Martinez and Sandalio Herminio Diaz Garcia- Drew Pearson meets with Chief ‘Justice Waxxren and informs Warren that a lawyer was told by an ‘underworld contact that Castro planned the. - assassination of Kennedy. Counterrevolutionaries infiltrate with objective of carrying out assassination plot against the ‘Prime Minister. Weapons included plastic explosive and pirate attacks. Arrested; Feliz Asencio Cresp, Wilfredo Martinez Diez, and Gustavio Araces Alvareras. Plan was to conduct sabotage against Castro and create image of popular uprising to help counter groups in the US get official backing. Trained by CIA through 'Rece’, 'M-30-I1', Los Pinos Nuevos, Commandos’ L and Alpha 66." —, “Plan to assassinate Prime Minister in Chile by means of a gun camoflaged in a television camera. Plan aborted. Main protagonist-—Jesus Dominiquez | Benitez. (The Islander) Page 270
SOURCES © & "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro", The Library of Congress, . Legislative Research Service a ; 2. Ibia. 3. Ibid. 4... The Investigation of the ‘Assassination of President John PF. Kennedy, ' “Performance of the Intelligence Agencies, Book V Pe 99 Pe 5. 9 Report by Fidel Castro, (McGOvern ,. George) HSCA Doc. 4000593 6. "Here's a List of 24 Alleged Attempts by the CIA to Kill Castro", ~ Miami Herald Tines; Thursday, July 31, 1975 ity Lr. Selected Chronology.on Cuba and Castro", The sibiecy of comin: Legislative Reference Service oo —_ ~~ ‘10. Ibid. 11. Hardway Chronology : Assassination Report, Book V > 12. Assassination Report, Book V. 13. "A Selected ‘Chronology on. Cuba -abd Castro", ° The. Library of Congress, , Legislative Reference Service . - 14. Hardway Chronology Assassination Report, Book V 15. A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro, Library of Congress. Legislative Reference Service _ 16. Ibid, 17.. Assassination Report, Book V p. 99 - 18. "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro", Library of Congress — co Legislative Reference Service a 19... Hardway Chronology _ AssasSination Report, Book V. p.19 20. Ibid., p. 99 i ; ; > € "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro", The Library of COngress, “ Legislative Reference Service oe 22. Ibid. HW 56629 Docld:32263471 Page 21
: “Ibid. 24. The Hardway Chronology The Assassination Report, Book V. p. 99 25. ua; Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro” | , Library of Congress. | Legislative Reference Service me Se, - 26. Ibid. 27. Assassination Report, Book V. p.99 28. Ibid. p. 99 Legislative Reference Service 30. Ibid. 31. . Assassination Report, Book V. P- 99 32. “Here's a List. of 24 Alleged Attempts by the CIA to Kill castro” - - Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 - 33. Ibid. . Te , Report by Fidel castro, (seGovern, George) HSCA. Doc. #000593 ee OMA Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro, ” ‘bibrary of Congress, “Legislative Reference Service 35. Miami Herald Times, Thursday , July3l, “1975 , Report by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George) HSCA DOc. #000593 36. Ibid. 37. Ibid. 38. "A Selected ‘Chronology on Cuba and castro", Library of Congress. - ‘Legislative Reference Service 39. Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 O Report by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George), HSCA Doc. 7000593 40. Assassination Report, Book Vv p- 99 41. Ibid. p. 99 a 42. Ibid, , P. 10 43. Ibid. p. 99. € . "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro, " Library of Congréss, Legislative reference Service HW 56829 Docld: 32263471 Page 22 29... "RB Selected Chronology on CUba and Castro.” , Library of Congress,
47. Ibid. 49. Ibid. — 50. Report by Fidel. Castro (McGovern, ceorge) SCA Doc. #000593 as Sh. Ibid. | | 52. “Assassination Report, Book V, p.99 53. Ibid. p. 99 | 55. Ibid. Hardway Chronology . | 7 ee enna (+56. ‘Statement of Carlos Bringuir on 1/21/64, CIA FOIA Document 5488-196. 57. "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro", Library of Congress, . Legislative Reference Service : et Hardaway Chronology | os . Assassination Report,. Book Vv. 59. Ibid. | 60. "A Selected Chronology on Cuba and Castro} Library of Congress, _ Legislative Reference Service 61. Ibid. 62. Ibid. 63. Assassination Report, Book V, p-100 64. Ibid. p. 100 65. Miami Herald times, Thursday, July 31, 1975: 656 Assassination Report, Book Vv. p. 100. 67 ‘Weberman Material, HSCA Document =901766 dated 7/1/77 68 Report by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. 2000593. “bo. Ibid, p. 100. (Assassination Report, Vol Vv) HW 56829 DocId:32263471 Page 23 "Assassination Report, Book. V. p. 99 Hardway Chronology - Assassination Report, Book V —_
et 72. 73. 74. 7B. 76.. 77. - 78. 79. 80. gl. go. 84, 85. 86. _ 87. 88. 89. 90. 91. 9.2. Ibid., p. 100. Ibid. Ibid., Volume V Ibid., p. 100, Book V Ibid., p.100 Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 | ~-Tpid. Hardway Chronology Assassination Report, Book V p. 100 Report by Fidel Castro, (McGovern, George) HSCA Dov. #000593 as Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 me! oo Assassination Report, Book V, p.100. Miami Herald times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 Assassination Report, Book V, p- 100 “Ibid. Times Picayune, September 9, 1963 Assassination Report, Vol. V, p. 101 | | Report by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. i 000593 Assassination report, Book V, p. 101 Ibid. p. 101 Ibid:, p.101 ‘Ibid., p. 101 Ibid., p. 101 ibid., p. 101 - Lol p Ibid., p. 101 (.tpia., p. 101 oT. Ibid., p. 101 HW 56329. Docld: 32263471 Page 24
100. iol. 102. ~~ 103.- 98 Assassination Report, Book. V, p-19, 20, 101, 27. Ibid., p. 102 Ibid., p. 102. . Ibid., p. 102. Weberman Materials, HSCA Doc. #001742 Assassination Report, Book V p.103 104. Ibid., p.103 - 105. 106. -- 107.. 108. 109.) 110. © yell. ‘Ti. 113. . 4i4. ‘115. | 116. 117. ‘118. 119, 120. HW 56829 Ibid., p. 103. Ibid., p. 103 Ibid., p. 103 “Ibid., 103 Ibid., p. 104. | Ibid., p. 104. Ibid., p. 104 Ibid., p. 104. Ibid., p.. 104. Report by Fidel Castro, (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. #000593 Weberman Materials Assassination Report, Book V p. 104. Report ‘by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. #000593 Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 Assassination report, Book V, p- 105.- Report by Castro, (McGovern, George). HSCA Doc. #000593 Assassination Report, Book V, p. 35. Ibid., p. 105 Report by Fidel Castro, (McGovern, Goerge) Ibid. : Miami Herald times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 Docld: 322763471 Page 25
“495. ‘Assassination report, Book Vv, p- 105. | Bos. Miami Herald times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 - 127. .Assassination Report, Book V, p. 105 - . 128. Report by Fidel Castro, (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. #000593. °130.. Ibid. . 7 mo, Miami. Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 131... Assassination Report, Book V, p- 105. 132. Report by Fidel Castro (McGovern, George) HSCA Doc. #000593. | 133. Ibid. SO . ..Miami Herald Times, Thursday, July 31, 1975 HW 56829 Docld: 32263471 Page 26