Originator: FBI
From: MM
To: HQ
Document date: 1964-06-22 00:00:00
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

4/29/201

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER :

124-90063-10046

RECORD SERIES: HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER: CR 109-584-3976

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

MM

TO: HQ

TITLE:

Released under the John F. Kennedy

issassination Records Collection Act ol

992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW

BE000 Date: 11-03-2021

DATE: 06/22/1964

PAGES:

24

SUBJECTS :

ANTI FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES

ROGELIO CISNEROS DIAZ

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION :

Unclassified

RESTRICTIONS :

CURRENT STATUS :

Redact

DATE OF LAST REVIEW:

08/12/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE

COMMENTS :

RPT

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*NA 105-1742

' Copies: (continued)

1 - ONI,

Miami (RM)

G-2,

Ft. McPherson,

Ga.

(RH)

-

OSI, Robins ArB,

Ga. (RM)

1

U. S. Border Patrol, Miami (RM)

2

= UNS, Customs, Miami (RM)

(1 - Miami)

(1 - Region II)

1 - U. S. Coast Guard, Miami (RM)

1

- CIA, Miami (RM)

- FAA, Miami (RM)

Department of State (Cuban Affairs), Miami (RM)

Boston (105-4151) (info) (RM)

Jacksonville (109-8) (info) (RM)

Newark (105-1006)

(info) (RM)

New York (105-35253) (info) (RM)

san Juan (info) (RM)

Savannah (info) (RM)

- Chicago (105-6033) (info) (RM)

- Los Angeles (info) (RM)

1

New Orleans (105-1095) (RM) (info)

San Francisco (109-11) (info) (RM)

1

- Tampa (info) (RM)

1 - Washington Field (105-29955) (info) (RM)

*****

INFORMANTS

SEXIET

(U)

5

Identity

MM I-1 1S MM 639-S (U)

MM T-2 IS GREGORY BENTLEY;

Officer in Charge

Special

Branch

Nassau, N. P.,

Bahamas,

B.W.I

B

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Location

MM 134-238

Instant report,

page_

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CONFIDENTIAL

MM 105-1742

Identity

MM T-3 is M 960-S

Location

MM 134-942

MM T-4 is Mr.

M. H. REDMON

Instant report,

INS, Miami, Florida

page_ 8

MM T-5 is JOSEPH VIDAL, CIA, Miami

Florida

fastat, report,

CIA rpt. 3/580 100 dated

4/30/64, classified SECRET (4)

MM T-6 is

ARTURO GONZALEZ GONZALEZ

Instant report,

PSI, Miami, Florida

page -

10,11

MM T-7 IS EVELIO ALPIZAR, PSI

Instant report,

page 11.13

(4)

CHA IN TO DECLASSIFIEO PER

4/2/86 LTR. SPEBJA/GCe

t2i1,326-18/6190

INs

REVIEWED BY FBI/JFK TASK FORCE

ON 9/27/97 P. B./RT

FELLASE IN FULL

RELEASE IN PART

• TOTAL DENIAL

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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

SECRET

1= Dept 1a State, (Cuban Kripirs),

Miami (RM)

1.- ONI,.

2 - Customs (RM)

•(1 - Miami)

- G-2, Ft. McPherson, Ga. (RM)

(1 - Region

1

- OSI,

Robins AFB, Ga. (RM)

Copy tol

-U. S. Border Patrol, Miami (RM)

II)

1 - U. S. Coast Guard, Miami (RM)

1 - INS, Miami (RH)

clut

CIA,

Miami (RM)

1 - FAA,,

Miami (RM)

Report of: ROBERT JAMES DWYER

Ofice:

Dates

MIAMI, FLORIDA

JUN 2 2 1964

Field Office Flle #: 105-1742

Title: ANTI-FIDEL CASTRO ACTIVITIES

DECLASSIFIED BY 5668 SLD/KS

8-8-48

INTERNAL SECURITY - CUBA

Bureau File #:

109-584

12/28/84 SP6BJA/GCi*211,326)

Classified by

Character:

8p3 Cle ga

Declassify on:

47326

Synopsis:

MANUEL RAY RIVERO, head of Junta Revolucionaria

Cubana (JURE), publicly promised to be in Cuba by 5/20/64.

As May, 1964, approached, JURE issued more press releases.

U. S. press and wire services watched for military action

against Cuba.

Cuban armed forces were alerted.

On 6/1/64,

RAY and 7 others were captured by a British destroyer

at Anguila Key, Bahamas.

These 8 persons were fined

$14.00 each and released by the British.

RAY's group

included one girl and two American newsmen.

On 5/13/64,

Movimiento Recuperacion Revolucionario (MRR) made a naval

attack against a sugar mill at Puerto Pilon, Oriente

Province, Cuba.

MRR claimed to have destroyed 70,000

bags

of sugar.

In 4/64, the military Plan Omega of Second

National Front of the Escambray group (SNFE),

was to be

implemented and coordinated with JURE.

In 5/64,

there

was no indication Plan Omega would be put into effect in

immediate future.

Comandos L (C-L) organization is inactive

in the New York City area.

On 5/12/64, a 25' C-I boat

containing arms and ammunition exploded in the Florida

Keys. (On 6/3/64, C-I leader told an NBC newsman that in

about two months a mission would be made against Cuba.

C-L offered to sell NBC the moving pictures to be taken.

During 2 weeks in May, 1964, the Movimiento Insurrecioná

103/77

SECRET

GrOU

1

Excluded From

automatic down

grading ana declassification

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO

RELLAGE OF CIA INFORMATION

IN THIS DOCUMENT. KP 3-14-98

SE?

CATION

CLASSI

This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to

your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency.

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JEA

Again, press and wire services speculated as

what type of action would occur. JURE, Second National

Revolucionario (MRR) were the

Front of the Escambray (SNFE) 'leading anti-CASTRO organiza-

and the Movimiento Recuperacion.

tions expected by Cuban exiles to start a program of commando

raids against Cuba.

A number of newsmen from radio and television net-

works

were standing by in Miami during May, 1964.

was a great amount of expectation and speculation by Cuban

against Cuba.

On May 20, 1964, CISNEROS issued a press release

stating that a new offensive was beginning on Cuban soil,

JURE was satisfied with the progress, and everything was

going fine.

On May 31, 1964, CISNEROS admitted to the press he

did not know the whereabouts of RAY, and that things were

not going well.

MM T-l advised there was considerable speculation

as to the whereabouts of RAY.

The majority of Cuban exiles

felt let down and said that RAY had failed. Many exiles

speculated RAY was in Cuba reorganizing the Cuban underground.

Other exiles guessed that RAY was somewhere in the Caribbean

or Central America.

MANUEL RAY RIVERO Captured

on dune 5, 1964, MM T-2,/a'

advised

a Confidential source abroad,

ad the Beat destroy ye 1 at persons were picked up

at Anguila Key,

Bahamas.

This

group was in a twenty-five-foot boat, had a quantity of arms

and ammunition, and was taken to

Nassau by British authorities.

MM T-2Y said that these eight persons were as follows:

MANUEL

RAY

FLA

JUAN DIAZ

cubA

4.

SECR

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MM 105-1742

FLe

NASSAY

ISRAEL MORRELL;

GONZALEZ;

ARMANDO, LASTRA;

MIRTA BORRAS;

ANDREW ST GEORGE

THOMAS. ĐUNKIN.

MM T-1 identified MIRTA-BORRAS as a twenty-B.

APPROX. 1940

year-old Cuban girl frequently seen

in Miami.

MM T-1 said that ANDREM/STURE headquarter

GEORGE is a free

lance writer and photographer

and THOMAS" DUNKIN was

formerly a reporter for the "Glades Democrat" newspaper,

Moorehaven, Florida, and is now a 'free-lance writer.

MM T-I stated that both ST. GEORGE and DUNKIN have

donated money to Cuban exile groups in the past,

accompanied these groups on raids against Cuba,

and have

sold the stories to leading magazines and press services

co4)

On June 7, 1964, MIRIA BORRAS, in a press interview,

stated she graduated

Miami Senior High School, Miami,

florida, and is the foster daughter of ROGELIO CISNEROS.

She stated she was in the Caribbean as a radio operator

with RAY.

She claimed that RAY's attempt to enter Cuba

by May 20th was foiled by a Cuban patrol boat.

Later, RAY

and the group put into Anguila Key to repair a faulty

boat

engine.

When RAY and his group spotted the British

destroyer "Decoy," they dumped some of the equipment on

the key.

RAY and two others stayed on this key to hide

the equipment. The others left in the small boat to avoid

capture.

Later, they were all captured and taken to Nassau

aboard the British destroyer.

They were each fined $14.00

and released.

MM T-l stated that bitter Cuban exiles made

incisive jokes about an infiltration team which consisted

of a Cuban political leader, four infiltrators, a beautiful

twenty-year-old secretary, and two American newspapermen

Factionalism

On June 4, 1964, ALBERTO SUNE, Miami, advised that

he is the head of Movimiento Insurrecional Libertad (MIL) •

This organization,

and about a dozen other small indépendent

anti-CASTRO organizations in Miami have united with JUre.

5.

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