Memo for the record
Originator: USA
From: Capt. W. C. Arms
Document date: 11/05/1962
Document type: Paper

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Heleased under the John F.

Kennedy Assassination

Records Collection Act of

1992 (44 USC 2107 Note).

Case#:NW 64954 Date:

11-14-2022

Date

Page

08/20/98

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JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM

IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY : INSCOM/CSF

RECORD NUMBER: 194-10007-10448

RECORDS SERIES

FOREIGN PERSONNEL AND ORGANIZATIONS

AGENCY FILE NUMBER

: AC643175W - PAGE

181

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DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR

FROM

: CAPT WILLIAM C. ARMS

TO

TITLE : MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

DATE : 10/19/62

PAGES : 1

SUBJECTS : VECIANA BLANCH, ANTONIO C

ALPHA 66

DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL

RESTRICTIONS : 1B, 2

CURRENT STATUS : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS

DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 03/20/95

OPENING CRITERIA :

COMMENTS :

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ONFIDENTIAL

Cutornate?

11.12

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD:

SUBJECT: Alpha 66

19 October 1962

1. (C) In a phone call to AUTOBOAT (6) at 1200, this date the following

information was received. In response to our DA 920928 Lt Col King secured

the help of the G-2 ANTCOM, who secured the loan of two of a purported 19

of the referenced weapons.

These weapons are:

1.

7.02 mm Submachine Gin, Czech manufacture (TB 381-1, change

10, page 1087, dated 02 minS

Czech manufacture (TB 38101, change 15, page 1073, dated Now 59)

models and are known to be in Cuba. Further it is their belief that the

weapons were not captured in the referenced raid. The weapons were not in

the possesion of the police. They were loaned through the rolf intercession

of Antonio VECIANA.

The Go2 promised to return them on 22 ar 23 October. .

It Col King was told they could be returned unless he heard otherwise.

It Col King has an appointment to talk with VECIANA on 20 October.

He was

told he could keep this appointment. He will write a full cable with the

above details plus what he gains in his interview, on 22 October.

It Col King was alerted to the debriefing and told the

status of arrangements.

After discussing the situation with him, it was

his belfef that it would not be necessary for him to be present at the

briefing.

He was told that he would be notified as soon as arrangements

were completed.

3W(C) Concerning It Col King's trip with FERGUSON, he reported

that he had sent a complete letter on this matter on 16 October.

desires to leave on 25 October for a two week trip. He stated that this

was an opportunity that he would not soon have again and he strongly desired

to take the trip. "I told him of Major Swafford's plans to arrive in PR on

25 October and he stated he wanted to be present when he arrived.

We did

not resolve this matter, but I told him that we would let him know what we

were able to work out here in sufficient time for his planning.

Lt Col King will secure a command clearance.

WilliamSterma

WILLIAM C. ARMS

Capt

LA Desk Officer

Hil fluor arriving Presto Pis feist, Wran

second, as as wat to sit are w Stones's Kip.

DOWNGRADED AT 12 YEAR INTERVALS:

CONFIDENTIAL

NOT AUTOMATICALLY DECLASSIFIED

DOD DIR 5200.10

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