Originator: FBI
From: MM
To: HQ
Document date: 11/03/1960
Document type: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

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JFK Assassination System

Identification Form

Agency Information

Date:

6/2/2015

AGENCY: FBI

RECORD NUMBER:

124-90135-10213

RECORD SERIES :

HQ

AGENCY FILE NUMBER :

105-82298-72

Document Information

ORIGINATOR: FBI

FROM:

MM

TO: HQ

TITLE:

DATE: 11/03/1960

PAGES:

75

SUBJECTS :

ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT

CLASSIFICATION: Secret

RESTRICTIONS: Consulted; 1C; 4

CURRENT STATUS: Redaet

DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 09/25/1998

OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF AISC

COMMENTS : RPT; REFERRED TO AISC

B6754 Date: 09-22-2022

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3. Will recontact Mr. M. P. MILLER, Miller Enter-

prises, 44/9 N. W. 3oth Street, Miami, to ascertain whether

he has

received any additional contacts from HUGUET.

4. Will recontact ADRIAN NARANJO, Cubana Airlines,

Miami, for result of manifest checks presently being

conducted concerning travel of HUGUET. (Contact with NARANJO

should be made only by agent to whom this case assigned.)

5. Will contact BILL MORENO at PAA, Miami Inter-

national Airport, Operations Office, for extensive check of the

PAA manifest for information concerning trips made by HUGUET.

ADMINISTRATIVE-

One extra copy of instant report designated for Bureau:

for transmittal to Legat, Madrid, for its information.

Instant report classified confidential, in view of

the information contained therein, which was obtained as a

result of investigative activities outside the continental

United States, and disclosure of the sources of this information

might be prejudicial to the best interests of the

United States.

By letter dated October 6, 1960, classified secret,

from the Army Chief of Staff - Intelligence (ACSI-CO),

directed to the FBI, entitled "Comandante Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo",

the

following information was furnished concerning the subject, and

his possible involvement in anti-CASTRO activities (a)

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IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT INSTANT DOCUMENT, THIS

LETTER REFERRED TO ABOVE, WAS CLASSIFLED SECRET, AND BORE A

NOTATION AS FOLLOWS: THIS MEMORANDUM CONTAINS INFORMATION

OF AN OPERATIONAL NATURE, AND EXTREME CARE MUST BE EXERCISED

TO PROTECT THE CONTROLLED SOURCE. NO DISSEMINATION OF THIS

INFORMATION MAY BE MADE WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF OPERATIONS

BRANCH, COLLECTION DIVISION, OACSI. S

This letter was signed by R. D. ALBRO, Colonel, GS,

Chief, Collection Division, (5)

This letter advised that a controlled source in Cuba

reported information which he received June 29, 1960 from a

close associate of his in frequent contact with Comandante

WILLIAM A. MORGAN, Director of Restocking Rivers, Cuban Ministry

of Agriculture. The source evaluation shown is that of sub-

source. (5

"About 19 June 1960, MORGAN held a meeting

in his home with a group of five persons. Comandante

ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO was the only one of the group

identified by name; one other was identified as a

Naval Warrant Officer. The group, described as

members of the "Escambray Group'

and said by sub-

source to be pledged against Communism, agreed that

FIDEL CASTRO and his government are Communist. The

group plotted an anti-CASTRO revolt at the meeting

but sub-source reported no firm date for the revolt.

MORGAN said that the time for revolt would be in about

six to twelve weeks and for that reason he refused

an offer from an unidentified Cuban Army Officer of

keys to a warehouse which contains arms, ammunition,

and trucks. It is not known whether the army officer (b)

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"was present at the meeting or whether the offer

had been made at an earlier time. In their planning,

the group discussed guerrilla warfare but in the

end favored a plan to attack within the cities and

centers.

to seize leaders cambray soup believes that a

and communication

financial crisis plus internal unrest will cause

CASTRO's downfall within ninety days from date of

information. (C-6)" @

(C-6 is the above-referred-to source

evaluation.)C

"The controlled source noted at the time

that MORGAN at the time is dangerous and vacillating

and trying

to stay in position to be with the winning

side.

The letter indicated that the following information

was received from the controlled source in Cuba who had occasional

personal contact with MORGAN.. On August 31, 1960, MORGAN

said that on the day that the counterrevolution begins in

Cuba, he and his wife will travel to the Escambray hills, while.

his two infant children, accompanied by MORGAN's wife's

sister, will seek asylum in t'ae Latin American Embassy, from

where they will seek permission to travel to Toledo, the city of

residence of MORGAN's parents. MORGAN said that any attempt by

MORGAN to seek asylum or to rebel, would invoke CASTRO's™.

threat against his life,

and he added that there were CASTRO

spies within his, MORGAN's, group. (The source evaluation listed

for this was D-6). (

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On September 21, 1960, a controlled source in Cuba

reported that MORGAN talked as though anxious

to take part

in a counterrevolution.

D-6 source evaluation.) $ ja Information was also siren a

The letter continued:

"Prior to 31 August 1960, MORGAN stated that the

350 to 400 deserters in the Sierra de Santiago, Cuba,

are there due to the anti-Communist sentiment which is

the result of the intense Communist activities in

Las Villas, Camaguey, and Oriente Provinces.

The

presenceof these deserters in the Sierra de Santiago

caused CASTRO to replace the Regimental Commander in

Trinidad; to recall one thousand militiamen from the

area; and to threaten drastic action if the counter-

revolutionaries do not surrender soon. In the counter-

revolution, the chiefs will be Comandante GUTIERREL

MENOYO, who has returned from Spain; (FNU) ASCENSIO,

a lawyer; Comandante WILLIAM A. MORGAN; and (FNU)

FLEITES •

The planners of the counter-revolution feel

that five thousand deserters

will join their group

thirty days after the revolt begins. The revolt will

eventually cause the defection of one-half the CASTRO

army before the beginning of the counter-attack or the

cause beginning

obtaining of anti-Communist terms with CASTRO. (D-6)

"On 9 September 1960, MORGAN stated that

Comandante GUTIERREZ MENOYO has 'backed out' and has

refused participation in any counter-revolutionary plot.

He plans to return to Spain at the earliest possible

me the immoRtal cated of the counter every s)

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"forces while (FNU) ASCENSIO will take over

political command. Another troop leader will be

Comandante (FNU) FLEITES. Approximately two weeks

later, MORGAN stated that Comandante GUTIERREZ MENOYO

'still

plans to return to Spain and to start a revolution

against FRANCO. (D-6)"'• (5)

On October 7, 1960, Major WALTER N. CARPENTER, USAR,

SN 01286606, visited the Miami Office and furnished the

information set forth below, with the request that it not be

disseminated outside the Bureau, including dissemination to

Army Chief of Staff Intelligence. (d)

Major CARPENTER identified himself as attached to

Army Chief of Staff Intelligence (ACSI). He stated he was in

Miami on a highly confidential mission and therefore desired

that his information be maintained in confidence due to the

sensitive nature of his mission. He said he was in Miami in an

attempt to develop an individual named FRANK EMMICK as an

informant to work in Cuba and that he had in mind attempting

to develop WILLIAM ALEXANDER MORGAN as an informant to operate

in cuba. (i

CARPENTER also stated that "their" man in Havana

(an army officer working under cover), stated that MORGAN had

told a close friend, not identified, that ELOY GUTIERREL

MENOYO had considered some plan upon his return from Spain

where he was reportedly attempting to foment a revolt against

the FRANCO government, and that this plan concerned fighting

in the Escambray Mountains; however, the plan had been

dropped, and GUTIERREZ MENOYO was returning to Spain. The l

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above plan would have included action on the part of

"ARMANDO FLEITES, MORGAN, GUTIERREZ MENOYO, and one other

individual, not recalled, in Cuba".(@)

- INFORMANTS -

LOCATION

105-2102-73

IDENTITY

MM T-1 is CAMILO PADREDA

VAZQUEZ, former Mmember of

Cuban Bureau for the

Repression of Communist

Activities (BRAC), currently

exiled in Spain, who furnished the

information to the Legal Attache,

Madrid, per letter 7/29/60 from

Legat, Madrid to Bureau

MM T-2 is Legat, Madrid

letter to Bureau

9/27/60

MM T-3 iS ANTONY FARINAS,

3911 N. W. 12th Street,

former President, July 26 Club,

Miami, from February to August,

1959

(by request)

MM I-4 is RICARDO MADAN RIVAS,

224 Lenape Drive, Miami

Springs, Fla., currently under

consideration for development

as PSI, Miami

105-2102-68

Instant report, page_5,b

Instant report, page_ 6,7

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IDENTITY

MM T-5 is MM 639-S,

contacted by

SA ROBERT JAMES DWYER

MM T-6 is ADRIAN NARANJO,

Operations Section, Cubana

Airlines, Miami International

Airport

(by request)

LOCATION

Instant report, page 6, 7

Instant report, page 9

Careful consideration has been given to each source

concealed in this report, and "T" symbols have been utilized

only in those instances

where identity must be concealed.

*(4)

i y'

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Synopsis Continued

PLOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO reportedly also

uges

name KIKO PERNAS

and reportedly has papers in that name.

Subject reportedly

was In Spain attempting to instigate some action against

current Spanish regime.

While In Madrid, Spain subject

reportedly conferred with an Individual named ORAMAS,

described as an aide to RAUl, CASTRO.

DRAMAS reportedly

came to Madrid from Soviet and satellite countries where

RAUL CASTRO was visiting Subject reportedly travelled

to Belgium and was arrested and expelled from the country:

Subject reportedly returned to cuba. investigation tabled

to reflect subject visited or contemplated visiting U. S.

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MM T-? stated that the subject reportedly had been

arrested in Belgium and subsequently expelled

to

Cuba. Arrested with the subject reportedly were

other individuals, among

a Spaniard naned

Wa On September 27, 1960, MM Tol, an American

citizen of cuban origin who is acquainted with the

subject and who is a former member and official of the

July 26 Club of Miami, advised that the subject, accord

ing to intoration received in a general way by

5) | MM T-3, had stated that no one had any contidence in

him or anything that he said, because of his

participation in what has come to be known as the

"MORGAN episode"

having reference to the so-called

betrayal by MORGAN In association with GUTIERREZ MENOYO

of an invading force from the Dominican Republic attack-

Ing Cuba in approximately August, 1959, when due to

Information furnished by MORGAN to Cuban Premier FIDEL

CASTRO, a trap was set for the invaders, resulting In

their capture and the subsequent death of many of them.

The original July 26 Movement was founded by

Cuban Premier FIDEL CASTRO, and was the principal fighting

group which overthrew the Cuban regime of former

President FULGENCIO BATISTA On January 1, 1959. The

i get estas

July 26 Club of Miami L8 an organization whose members

follow the principles set forth by the current Cuban

Government.

MM T-3 further stated that RAFAEL HUGUET,

whom he stated had been a captain In one of the Cuban

armed forces.

was considered as an untrustworthy,

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Report Form

FD-263 (5-12-55.)

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Reporting Office

MIAMI

Ottice of Origin

MIAKI

TITLE OF CASE

CHANGER

ILOT EUZINARIZ MINUTO, eka

Riko Fexaes

Date

NOV 3 1960

Report made by

Investigative Period

9/30 - 10/27/60

CHATTANA dE: 10410Н

IB - CUBA

Typi

Synopsis:

Title narked changed to not forth addittonel allas developed by

INVeStiNAtION - NIKO PERNAS.

REPERINCES:

ROPOTE Of SA WILLIAM A. VICTORAN, 6/9/60, Mlesal.

Lagat, Madrid Latter to Bereau, 1/29/60.

Mlead teletypo to sureau, 9/27/60.

huxeey calatypa to Miral, 9/28/60.

surera letter to Mlom1, 9/30/60.

ashlagton Flold airtal to Daress, 10/11/60.

bureau lettes to Miel, 10/24/60.

-P

Approved

Copies made:

1/13/94 95 RAB/GAT

8 assify on: DADR 4/23/53

Do not write in spaces below

Special Agent

in Charae

10 - EATENS (105-82288) (894)

(1-Lazrs, Madrid)

1 -INS, MiRaL (194)

2 - Atlaats (105-1089) (8091)

1 - lastlagton Flold (105-32706)

(Info) (110)

3 - Mloa1 (103-2102)

Property of FBI - This report is loched to you by the FBi, and nether i nor ita can ear: are to be distibuted outside the agency to which loaned.

DU. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1956

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IDENTINY

NA T-5 L8 MM 639-5,

contacted by

SÀ ROBERT JAMES DIVER

NOT 1-6 ES ADRIAN MARANJO,

Operations Section, Cubana

Al-lines, Mani. Interational

Airport

(by request)

LOCASION

Instant report, page 4Y

Instant report, page 9

Careful consideration has been given to each source

concealed in thts report, and "*" synbols have been utilized

only in those instances where identity muse be concealed.

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Synopsis Continued

BLOY GUTTERREL MENOYO reportedly also uses

• name KIKO PERNAS

and reportedly has papers in that name. Subject reportedly

was in Spain attempting to instigate some action against

current Spanish regime.

While In Madrid, Spain subjeet

reportedly conferred with an individual maned ORAMAS,

described as an aide to RAUL. CASTRO.

DRAMAS reportedly

came to Madrid from Soviet and satellite countries where

RAUL CASTRO was vIsiting Subject reportedly travelled

to Belgium and was arrested and expelled from the country.

Subject reportedly retured to Cuba

to reflect subject visited or contemplated visiting U.S.

apo

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MM I-? stated that the subject reportedly had been

arrested in Belgium and subsequently expelled to

Cuba. Arrested with the subject reporteddy were

AFTER SONAL 1, An 5, not was a Spantard named

a on september 2, 1960, no Ta a Americ

• 1960, MM Tess an Americat

subject and who is a former member and official of the

July 26 Club of Miami, advised that the subject, accord

ing to information received in & general way by

MM I-3, had stated that no one had any comfidence in

him or anything that he said, because of his

participation in what has come to be known as the

"MORGAN episode"

• having reference to the so called

betrayal by MORGAN In association with GUTIERREZ MENOYO

of an Invading force from the Dominican Republic attack-

Ing cuba In approximately August, 1959, when due to

information furnished by MORGAN to Cuban Premier FIDEL.

CASTRO, a trap was set for the invaders, resulting in

their capture

and the subsequent death of many of them.

The original July 26 Movenent was founded by

Cuban Premier FIDEL CASTRO, and was the principal fighting

group which overthrew the Cuban regime of former

President FULGENCIO BATISTA on Jamary 1, 1959. The

July 26 Club of Miami 18 an organization whose members

follow the principles set forth by the current Cuban

Government.

MM T-3 further

stated that RAFAEL HUGUET

whom he

stated had been a captain in one of the Cuban

armed forces,

was

considered as an untrustworthy

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3.

w111 recontact Mr. M. P. MULER, Miller Enter=

prises, 4479 N. W. 36th Sereet, Miant, to asceztain whether

he has received any additional contacte from HUGUET.

W$11 recontact ÁDRIAN NARANJO, Cubana Airlines,

Mtend, for result of manifest checks presently being

conducted concerning travel of HUGUER. (Contact with NARANJO

should be made only by agent (to» whom this case assigned.)

5.: Will contect BILL MORSMO at PAN, Wlans Inter-

national Airport, Operations Offlee;

fox extensive check of the

PAA mantfest: for Information concerning tripe made by HUGUST.

"-AMINISTRATIVE-

One extre copy of instant report designated for Bureau

for transmittal to Legat, Madrid, for its information,

Instant report claselfied confidential, in vlew of

the infornation contained therein, which was obtained as &

result of investigative activitien outside the continental

United States, and disclosure of the sources of this infomation

might be prejudiedal to the best interests of the United States,

By letter dated Oetober 6, 1960, clessified secret,

fron the Ary Chlef of Staff • Intelligence (ASSI-CO) *

directed to the IDI, entitled "Comendante Eloy Cuttertes Menoyo",

the following infomation was furiched concerning the subjeet, and

hia possible involvement in ant2-CASTRO actävittes

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IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT INSTANI DOCUMENT, THIS

LETTER REFERRED TO ABOVE, WAS CLASSIEIED SECRET, AND BORE A

NOTATION AS FOLLONS: THIS MANORANDU CONTAXNS INFORMATION

OR AN OPERATIONAL, NATURE, AND EXTREME CARE MUST BS EXERCISED

TO PROTEGY THE CONTROLLED SOURCE, NO DISSIMINAZION OF TIES

INFORMATION MAY BE MADE WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF OFERAZIONS

BRANCH, COLLECTION DIVISION, DACSI, (S

This lettez was signed by l: D. ALBRO, Colonel, 6S,

Chief, Collection Division. (S

This letter advised that a controlled sousce in Cuba

reported infonation which he received June 29, 1960 from a

elose assoctate of his in freguent contacs with Conandante

WELIIAN A, MORGAN, Directoz of Restocking Rivers, Cuban Mintetry

of Agrieulture:

The source evaluation shown is that of sub-

source.

"About 19 June 1960, MORGAN held a meetáng

in his home with a szoup of five persons,

Comandante

ELOT CUTTERREZ MENOYO was the only one of the group

identified by nanes one other was identified as a

Havel

- Hazrane 0L8icer.

The group; described as

menbera of the "secambray Group"

and said by aub-

source to be pledged agalast Counten, agreed that

VIDEL CASTRO and hts goverment are Coumniet.

group plotted an anti-CASTRO revolt at the meeting

but sub-source reported no fina date for the revolt.

MORGAN said that the time for revole would be in about

six to twelve weeks and fox that reason he refused

an offer fron an unidentified Cuban Army Offtcer of

keys to a warehouse which contains oms, ammunttion,

and trucke.

It to not known whether the amy offleer

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twas present at the meeting or whether the offer

had been made at an eazlier time.

In their planning,

the group dlacussed guezzilla warfare but in the

favored a plen to attack within the eities and

and comunicetson

centers.

Stancial erteda plus doternel unrest will cause

CASTRO'a downfall wichin ninety days from date of

intomation: (C-6)"3

(C-6 te the above-raferred-to source

evaluation.)(& )

"The controlled source noted at the time.

that: MORGAN et the eine is dangerous and vacillatiag

and Crying

olde, &) to stay da position to be with the winning

The letter indicated that the following infomation

was recedved from the controlled source in Cuba who had occastonal

personal contact vich MORGAN. On Auguat 31, 1960, MORGAN

said that on the day that the counterrevolution begins in

Cuba, he and his wife will travel to the Escembray hille, while

his two infant children, accompanted by MORGAN's uite's

sistez, will seck asylum in tad Latin American Dabassy, fron

there they ill neel penission to travel to Toledo, the city of

residence of MORGAL & pezents.

MORGAN said that any accept by

MORGAN to seck asylum or to rebel, would invoke CASTRO'e

threat against his lite,

and be edded that there were CASTRO

aptes within his, MORGAN's, group.

(the source evaluation listed

for thie nao D-6) • (3)

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On September 21, 1960, a contzolled source An Cuba

repozted that MORGAN talked as

i though anxious to take part

in a counterzevolution. (Inis information was also given a

D-6

source evaluation.) (S

The letter continued;

"ertor to 31 August 1960, MORCAN stated that the

350 to 400 deserters in the Sierza de Sentiago, euba,

aze there due

to the anti-Coumunist sentiment which is

the result of the inconse Communict activities In

Las Villas, Canaguey, and Oriente Provinées, The

presence de

those deserters in the Sierra de Santiago

caused CASTRO to replace the Regimental Commander in

Trinidad; to recall one thousand militanen from che

real dach

area; and to threaten drastie aetion 1£ the countez-

revolution, the chiefs will be Conandante CUZTERRER

MENOTO, who has retured fron Spain: (FNU) ASCENSIO,

a lawyers Comandante WILLIAM A: MORGÁN; and (VNU)

FLEETES •

The planners of the counter-sevolution feel

that five thousand deserters will join their group

thirty deys after the revolt begias.

The revolt will

eventually cause the defection of one-half the CASTRO

army before the beginning of the counter-attack or the

obtatning of anti-Communiet terms with CASTRO, (D=6)

Comandante Our Bet to Go backed tet ad has

refused participation in any counter-revolutionary plot.

He plans to return to Spain at the earlieet possible

moment.

MORGAN stated that he himself will therefore

be the tamediate chief of the counter-revolutionary 3)

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"forces thile (INU) ASCINSIO will take over

political command.

Anothe troop leader will be

Comandente (TNU) VLEITTS, Approsinately two weeko

later, MORGAN etated that Comandante GUTIERREZ MENOTO

plans to return to Spaia and to start a revolution

against FRANCO. (D-6)"* (S)

Co Cetober: 7, 1960, Major WALTER I. CARPENTER, USAR,

SN 01286606, vlotted the Miant Office and furnished the

infornation

set forth below, with the request that it not be

dissentnated outeide the Bureau,

locluding dissendnation to

Arny Chief of Staff Intelligence,

Major CARPENTER identifted hinself as attached to

Army Chief of Staff Intelligence (ACS]) .

Re stated he was in

Mland on a highly confidential mission and therefore desired

that his Infernation be maintained in confidence due to the

sensitive nature of his mission. Re said he was in Mtand in in

attempt to develop an individual named FRANK EMMICK a0 en

intormant to work in Ciba and that he had in mind attempting

to develop MILLIAM ALEXANDER MORGAN as an infomant to operate

in Cuba®

CARPENTER also stated that "their man in Havana

(an army eificer working under cover), stated that MORGAN had

told a close friend, not identified, that ELOX GUTTERREZ

MENOYO had constdered some plan upon hie return from Spain

wheze he was reportedly attempting to fomont a zevolt against

the FRANCO govermment, and that this plan concerned fighting

in the Secanbray Mountains; however, the plan had been

dropped, and GUTTERREZ MENOYO vas teturning to Spain,

The

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above pian vould have ineluded aetion on the part of

"ARMANDO LETTES, MORCAN, GUTIERREZ MINOYO, and one other

individual; not recalled,

in Cuba"

- ILIPORMANTS-

LOCATION

105-2102-73

IDENTITY

IM T-L IS CAMILO PADREDA

VAZQUEZ, former member of

Cuban Buzcau for the

Represeton of Connuntat

Aectvities (BRAC), currently

endled in Spain, who furnished the

information to the Legal Attache,

Madrid, per letter 7/29/60 fron

Legat, Madrid to Duréau

IN 7-2 18 Legat, Madrid

letter to Bureau 9/27/60

DM 2-3 L0 ANTONY PARINAS,

3921 No Wo Luth

street,

fomes President, July 26 CLube

Mlent, fron Zebruary to August,

1959

(by request)

MM 144 LE RICARDO MADAN RIVAS,

224 Lenape Drive, Miand

Springs, Flai, currently under

considaration tor development

eSt, Nland

105-2102-68

Instant report, page 5, 6

Instant report, page 6,7

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