MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
Agency: ROCKCOM
Originator: CIA
From: CARTER, MARSHALL S.
To: RECORD
Document date: 9/8/62
Document type: MEMORANDUM

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FROM: CARTER, MARSHALL S.

10: RECORD

TITLE: MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

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KENNEDY, JOHN F.

CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS

CIA

ANTI-CASTRO ACTIVITIES

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8 September 1962

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD

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I met with Mr. Bundy this afternoon at the White House

and accomplished the following:

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I informed him that we would fly our next U-2 mission

over Cuba as soon as the weather was right, probably around

Monday. I told him that this was our last approved one and

I would be hitting him early next week for further approvals.

We discussed the air defense dangers and I mentioned casually

the possibility of running two planes concurrently to assist in

confusing the air defenses.. He felt this would require Special

Group consideration and I agreed.

b. Ileft him the original of Attachment #l to BYE: 3722-62.

He found it entirely adequate and said he would show it to the

President on Monday. (This has to do with instructions

; to pilots

overflying Cuba, and other related subjects.)

c. I showed him Joe Charyk's memorandum on responses

developed in connection with the recent U-2 episode over

Sakhalin.

He was interested and said he would get the original

from General Taylor's office.

d. I reported Senator Holland's activities in Florida and

told him we were playing it in extremely low key. He agreed

and said that there was nothing to be concerned about, that we

would always have this type of activity by Senator Holland, and

that he was not operating under any Presidential instructions

but there was no point in making anything of it.

e. Itold Mr. Bundy that I had tried to put in writing the

President's concern about internal uprisings in Cuba and had

found it most difficult; accordingly I had passed the word orally

and was sure that our people understood what was wanted. He

agreed that we should not attempt to put anything in writing.

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f. I left with him the original of the memorandum on British

Guiana. (I also left the first page of the carbon.) He said he

would inform the President.

2. In addition to all the foregoing, I informed him of the recent

TACKLE flight, of the drop zones, and of our plans for Taiwan Straits

tonight.

I also told him that we had cranked Cuba into the next "C"

shot and that we were now holding for weather. I also told him of the

newly acquired Medium Range Ballistic Missile near Anadyr.

3. In connection with the recent clamp on NPIC output, I told

him that as far as the general Intelligence Community was aware, this

clamp had been directed by me as Acting DCI and not by any higher

authority, that there were only a very limited number of people at the

top echelon who knew that higher authority had in fact directed this.

He seemed reassured and was happy that it had been handled in this way:

We will continue this very closely held "need-to-know" activity until

further notice insofar as it deals with an aggressive capability from

Cuba.

4. I consider the meeting most successful and plan to do this

several times a week. Mr. Knoche, please bear this in mind so that

you can keep feeding me similar items of information and action for

these meetings.

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Marshall S

Carter

Lieutenant General, USA

Acting Director

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