Agency: FBI
Originator: FBI
From: HQ
To: DN
Document date: 03/28/1961
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

6/4/2015

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER:

124-90129-10017

RECORD SERIES: DL

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-1280-17

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

DN

TO: HQ

TITLE:

DATE: 03/28/1961

• PAGES:

SUBJECTS :

MINUTEMEN

DOCUMENT TYPE:

PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION:

Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS:

CURRENT STATUS: Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/15/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

REPORTING OFFICE

DENVER

OFFICE OF ORIGIN

DENVER

TITLE OF CASE

CHANGED

ROBERT KENNETH BROWN, aka

Raymond K. Brown

DATE

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD

3/28/61

REPORT MADE BY

12/30/60 - 3/13/61

KENNETH BRIDENSTINE

CHARACTER OF CASE

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TYPED BY

IS - CUBA

The title 1s marked changed to show ROBERT KENNETH BROWN as

the correct name of subject.

REFERENCES: Cleveland letters to Bureau 1/5/61 and 2/28/61;

Chicago letter to Bureau 2/13/61.

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ADMINISTRATIVE

Subject, ROBERT KENNETH BROWN has, in the past,

voluntarily contacted the Denver Office of the FBI directly

or through the Resident Agent in Boulder, Colorado.

He

appears to be a rather unstable individual. He states that he

is extremely Interested in the Cuban people but has also

indicated a rather personal, selfish reason for his trips to

Cuba in that he hopes to obtain information for a "big story"

that he can write and sell. It appears unlikely that BROWN 1s

engaged in any counter revolutionary activity directly and

it is doubtful that he could be effective while at Boulder.

In view thereol, this matter is being closea.

APPROVED

COPIES MADE:

9 - Bureau (RM)

- Cleveland (InfoRM)

2 - Chicago (Info)

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. - Denver (105-1013)

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get information regarding WILLIAM MORGAN.

It is noted that WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORGAN 15 a

native of Toledo, Ohio, and served in the CASTRO revolutionary

forces with the rank of Major.

He received considerable

publicity for his deeds during the revolution and also

subsequently in reportedly thwarting an invasion attempt by

Dominican Republic forces. He remained in Cuba under the

CASTRO regime and has lost his United States Citizenship

and according to newspaper reports he was recently

arrested by CASTRO and charged with counter revolutionary

activities. He has since been executed.

Denver T-1 on December 30, 1960, further advised

that subject has stated he is a member of the Cuban Under-

ground, in the United States and that his wife has just

returned from New York where she worked for the Cuban Under-

ground. Subject advised there were many factions of the

Cuban Underground in this country and indicated that they

might be able to get in touch with MORGAN in Cuba through

Underground contacts. On one occasion BROWN suggested

to T-1 that one CONSTANTINE KANGLES, 5140 100 North

Lasalle, Chicago, Illinois, could be contacted, notihg

that KANGLES is an attorney and is CASTRO's legal advisor

in the United States, and might be able to assist in getting

in touch with MORGAN.

CONSTANTINE N. KANGLES is an attorney with offices

at 100 Lasalle Street, Chicago. He assisted the 26th of

July Movement in complying with the Registration Act and unti

the spring of 1960 was legal counsel for the Cuban

Government. He is well known by most people connected with

the CASTRO

forces and Government.

On February 21, 1961, Denver I-l advised there had

been no recent contact or communication received from

subject but that he had written several letters and made a

telephone call asking how he might get in contact with one

DOMINIC BARTONE, an acquaintance of WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORGAN.

It is noted DOMINIC E. BARTONE had considerable

dealings with WILLIAM A. MORGAN

regarding the possible sale

of one or more C-74 type aircraft to the Cuban Government

but the transaction was never made. On December 20, 1959, BARTONE

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