THE FOLLOWING SUMMARIES INDICATE NO DEROGATORY INFORMATION ON SUBJECT LICOOKY 1.
Originator: CIA
From: DO/I
To: MEMO TO CI/OA
Document date: 11/06/1967
Document type: PAPER - TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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8 November 1967-

MEMORANDUY TO: CI/OA

FROM

SUBJECT

: LICOOKY 1 (201-278841)

REFERENCE : Form 889 dated 27 October 1967

1.

The following summaries indicate no derogatory

information on Subject.

2.

New York report dated 12/29/59 captioned "June COBB -

Registration Act-Cuba" furnished CIA 1/8/09.

This report

stated that June Cobb translated pamphlets as part of her

job for Fidel Castro with the

idea of familiarizing the

American people with Castro's writing.

June Cobb believes

Castro is doing a tremendous job in reconstructing the

economy of Cuba. However, she stated that in her opinion

it is unthinkable that Communism would ever be embraced by

Castro or the people of Cuba.

There seems to be no particular

significance to this report as this information was previously

known by the Agency.

3.

Letter to Director, FBI, from CIA dated 11/7/60

captioned

"June COBB - Internal Security - Cuba". Bernie

Brennan asked June Cobb to deliver some information to

Juan Orta who stated that Brennan was not needed anymore.

Cobb thought Brennan might have been attempting to obtain

a position with the Cuban Tourist Commission.

The Agency

has no further interest in Brennan.

Therefore, there is

no significance attached to the report.

4.

Mashington report dated 4/26/62 captioned "Lyle.:,

Stuart - IS - Cuba;

SM-C; RA-Cuba", furnished to CIA

5/4/62 was merely interview with Stuart.

There is no i

significance attached to this report.

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5.

Letter from CIA to Director, FBI, dated 8, 19/64

captioned "Lyle Stuart" (CSI 316/00789-64).

June Cobb

interviewed re Lyle Stuart.

Lyle Stuart attempted to get

close to Fidel Castro for the purpose of exploiting the

journalistic advantages of an interview.

Therefore, there

is no significance attached to this report considering that

it was merely an interview.

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