“Recruited infiltration agents. NW 65924 Docld:32355013 Page 11 10 SECRET SECRET 3. Intelligence Net: In mid-1962, the Agency recruited a former Cuban politician to establish an agent net in Cuba. This individual recruited a member of the presidential entourage, a Cuban working in”
“gence agent until 1964 when it was determined that she would be more valuable in a defector role. D. INFILTRATION/EXFILTRATION OPERATIONS As noted earlier, infiltration/exfiltration operations, which started in mid-1962, were undertaken for a variety of purposes, such as: a. Empl”
“, or to obtain reporting. d. Exfiltrate significant political defectors. e. Commit acts of sabotage. Each of these operations were approved by the Special Group or its succes- sor, the 303 Committee. They were a major preoccupation of the Miami Station and large amounts of money ”
“ons were planned of which 15 were cancelled. Of the NW 65924 Docld:32355013 Page 13 12 SECRET SECRET operations carried out, four învolved sabotage and ten others encountered contact with Cuban forces. Thus, during 1963, the Castro Government was aware of at least 14 operations i”
“… CIA FROM : TO : TITLE: MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD: SENATORS CHURCH AND SCHWEIKER NEWS CONFERENCE CONCERNING RELEASE OF SSC WARREN COMMISSION REPORT. DATE: 06/24/1976 PAGES : 6 CURRENT STATUS SUBJECTS : WARREN COMM. DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION : RESTRICTIONS : DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/ …”
“… CTOR GENERAL 76-2408 SUBJECT: Senators Church and Schweiker News Conference Concerning Release of Senate Select Committee Warren Commission Report 1. The following is a summary of the 23 June 1976 news conference sponsored by Senators Church and Schweiker concerning the release of the …”
“te. Select Committee report relating to the investigation of the assassination of President Kennedy: Senator Church opened the news conference with a brief statement o …”
“… stions: from reporters. A general description of the questions and responses thereto follows: NW 65924. Docld:32355060 Page 2 QUESTION: The report states there is no hard evidence of a conspiracy. Is there circumstantial evidence? Senator Schweiker answered that the report leaves unans …”
“… indication any other member besides Allen Dulles knew of the assassination plots. QUESTION: Were there any important facts left out of the report for security reasons? Senator Schweiker replied in the negative. NW 65924 Docld:32355060 Page 3 QUESTION: Was there a conspiracy to cover u …”
“… the question of how high up and the purpose of the "cover up" needs to be pursued, as well as several other leads not identified within the report. QUESTION: Why has the oversight committee (Senator Inouye) stated that they will not decide for six months whether to take up this matter? …”
“… TO SEN. CHURCH: Do you agree with Senator Schweiker that there wasa. cover up? Senator Church Senator Church stated yes, he agreed with the report and the decision to publish it, however, Helms has not been fully interrogated on this matter and there are several important leads that ne …”
“… onducted only a prof forma inquiry where several important leads "fell through the cracks.".. QUESTION: Is there any new information in the report? Senator Schweiker replied a couple of leads such as Cuban intelligence agents moving in flights in cockpits within Mexico and the US and t …”
“… NUMBER : 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM: GAMBINO, ROBERT W., D/OS TO: DEPUTY, IG TITLE: MEMO: SSC SUBCOMMITTEE REPORT CONCERNING WARREN DATE : COMMISSION INQUIRIES. 06/30/1976 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS : WARREN COMM. DOCUMENT TYPE : PAPER : UNCLASSIFIED 1A CLASSIFI …”
“… pector General FROM VIA Robert W. Gambino Director of Security Deputy Director for Administration Lond 30 JUN 1976 SUBJECT SSC Subcommittee Report Concerning Warren Commission Inquiries In response to your memorandum of 25 June 1976, I have designated Mr. Raymond M. Reardon of the Secu …”
“… spector General FROM VIA Robert W. Gambino : Director of Security Deputy Director for Administration : 30 JUN 1976 SUBJECT SSC Subcommittee Report Concerning Warren Commission Inquiries : DD/A Registry 76-3262 INSPECTOR GENERAL 76-2458 30 JUN 1976 In response to your memorandum of 25 J …”
“… YPIC SOURCE DEGRIP - FROM TELCON WITH MARIO SORILLA ON 13 NOVEMBER. NO INDEX FILED 1500212 REF MEX 1,6850 (IN 57892) (NOT (NOT SENT MADR) S REPORT CLASS SECRET NO FOREIGN IGN DISSEM HMM-8833 CUBA SPAIN SUBJECT AGREEMENT BETWEEN CLUBA AND SPAIN FOR ACQUISITION OF MACHINERY AND SPARE PAR …”
“… 8 C' 3. Headquarters now notes that LIENVOY-8's clearance has inever been cancelled and there is no Agent Service Record or termination report in his file. LIENVOY-8 was included in the LIENVOY project renewal request for the”
“2 SUA INFO DIR CITE MCXI. 7438 EX16969 (1.64256 4:21 7129 (12 70804) C HMKA 22632 18 DEC 63 IN 83480 1. MAJOR MALFONSO PRERA SIERRA'S WIFE AND CHILDREN LEFT MEXI BY CAR FOR GUAT ON 30 NOV AS REPORTED REF B. DEC 16 PRERA RECEIVED LETTER rjon FROM WIFE WHICH ADDRESSED TO LUIS A. TO”
“ION FOR SHORT PERIOD BUT WILL GO ON GUAT. 3. PRERA CLAIMS SERVER AS MILITARY AIDE TO BOTH PRESIDENTS SECRET : DIR REFE: }- HOWEVE BELERN IHA SURMITI REPORTS LESS ES NATURE む TRELLES JEOPARD IF DUER BASED.. MATTER, 2. FROISCO סרטן ביז COUSTON CY ON THAN NW 65924 Docld:32356018 Pag”
“… 123 08 08 SUPDATA SOURCE DFS IGNET FROM ITALINA 02 AND FRENCH AMBASSADORS TO CUBA, CUBAN MERCHANTS AND SUGAR EXPERTS FILED 21/00352 REPORT CLASS SECRET NO FOREIGN DISSEM HMM-8185 SUBJECT EFFORTS OF CUBAN GOVERNMENT TO INITIATE COMMERC IAL BARTER WITH WEST EUROPEAN CONTRIES DO …”
“… l said i cay aasd* l an unasfalised gorspe is 669.0053 D tso CLLsdAY-DIS CMINAVION CONTROLS FROM SECRET enca ruted in) ACTION. COUNTRY REPORT NO. TDCS INFO. DATE 0:573. FRSSCDENC3 : DATE 7 : t7o. 85247 493,8 APPRAISAL___________________ ____ _________________ NO :00do__ …”
“… EMINATION CONTROLS SECRET 1/C/tr.n/ose eneveco Av ato l^5 leocece I ega [rite [aco [uHa| cg» (jeLQ^J ega Ico: I co I JTCRW0.IWPORMATION REPORT RELEASING :”
“,104-10100-103941 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 72 ante| Alita. 66 Co., 11. t/ va/2/1 v"rslhe 50 40 .6 NR .10 °C on wEmIDA MEXICO CITY 8.7783 8 :3z SSCE% (•-5 INFO : LES ADDP, C/C1, C/SAS 5,VR / TO MRID INFO MEX”
“… 01- w L04 RI LEIVA VIST MLY WILLING an 06 2. EX 3 LIES won ROSA AS LEAD 10 F86J 3. S TRACT ©C A EGATIVE. SAS Comment: “LITANII—P Report SB a MESSAGE "cerite Oily CIA Reproduce eeRof STOAT J.K. April $ 2 AC/BAB/CI WKeber - BAB/ zoB Mr. Rents (10 draft DERMOND PITEGER …”
“R FERRAGAS STA DIRECTOR " T ROUTINE CA/PROP, FE, INT INFO 1 27DEC 53 02 152 DERVA CEN CUTE GIR 91370 AS XIXSMT JA HARR GUIT BGIN FION BURN BACO CARA JAVE GUAT MLP SALY WI A LATIF ANYPICA DAY INTZASABLE TO LIAISON.) 1. MTIHANICA: TER GAIN CORGRESS OF A CUBAN- SPECIE, DE LASER XERA”
“D MESSAGE INDEX NO INDEX FILE IN CS FILE NO. 20-21 ROOLING 4 CartRato BOUTINE -PAGE FO TEL DIR 91370 ILICA THO ARGENTINE EXPORTING FIRNS HAVE SOSU 600,000 METRIC TONS GRAIN TO COMUNIST CHINA, ECO HAS STONED CONTRACTS FOR A TOTAL OF $50.000 METIC TONS OF WHEAT TO BE DELIVERED OVER”
“age 5 HAN T www. #15737 3 9 CLASSUMED MESSAGE EA ☐ FILE IN CO FILE NC. 00 FERRED 1 91376 -PAGE FIVE- //FOREGIN MINISTER DONALD REID CABRAL REPORTEDLY HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO SUCCEED DE LOS SANTOS REID, WHO IS CURRENTLY OUT OF COUNTRY EXPECTED ACCEPT APPOINTMENT. PEID OFSTENATION, A”
“14-00000 ■ *** € Mk.d9. C‘Ce* 0 Nostorey L thr. «■*» wo 1*1 (1 ? ccccaso TOLTINE the- CIL Die 90168 IREUTERS, UPI, AP REPORT FRON M0S00 Karri ONXEMBES THAr APPROX FIVE EUND AFRICAN TO HANA BASSY, OUGHT THEIR WAY PAST LXC ICAD SARC TO RRLIN PROTEST ALLEGI KILL …”
“… RET y 20 April 1977 SUBJECT: Identification of Sensitive Source The sensitive source cited in paragraph4, page 29, of Book V - Final Report of SSC to Study Governmental?” Operations 6 was an audio operation against the Cuban Embassy in Paris, France encrypted UNSIERRA. is def …”
“… Goodpasture reviewed the attached Mexico City Station files in connection with the Agency review of Book V of the Select Committee's final report. NW 65924 Docld:32356604 Page 2 #12273 SECRET SUBJECT: Review of Mexico City Station Files at the Warrenton Record's Center 3 2 May 1977”
“… re they entered a parked black car, possibly a Chvrolet. At the end of September, ALVARADO telephoned the American Embassy several times to report his belief that someone important in the United States was to be killed. When ALVARADO saw OSWALD'S photograph in the newspaper, he again c …”
“… t same evening he met with the Embassy security officer. [MEXL-7168 (IN 70860), 30 November 1963] [Comment: According to the Mexican police report of the interroga tion of ALVARADO, the latter called the American Embassy and "succeeded in speaking to a high official with whom he made a …”
“… dollars during a meeting inside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. [MEXI-7067 (IN 68291) 26 November 1963] [Comment This-cable-was the first report to Headquarters on the allegations made by ALVARADO.] 26 November 1963. At the appointed place and time the evening of 26 Novem- ber, Rodol …”
“Hotel Maria Isabel where another American is waiting SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32356691 Page 5 5 SECRET for them; together they cross the street and enter an apartment in a building at the corner of Oxford, and Reforma. After talking with these men, ALVARADO received 500 pesos and wa”
“stion him." : [MANA-4609 (IN 68452), 26 November 1963] (Comment: NIC = Nicaraguan Security Service.) 26 November 1963 (date of dissemination) Dissemination by cable to the FBI, State, and the White House reporting preliminary results of ALVARADO interrogation and results of Headq”
“WALD receive six thousand five hundred dollars in a meeting inside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. 2. About himself, ALVARADO said he in Mexico City awaiting false documentation so he could go to Cuba for sabotage training. He name three other members of his organization in Ni-”
“… re they entered a parked black car, possibly a Chvrolet. At the end of September, ALVARADO telephoned the American Embassy several times to report his belief that someone important in th e United States w as to b e killed. When ALVARADO saw OSWA LD'S photograph i n the new spaper, he a …”
“… same evening he met with the E mbassy security officer. [MEXL-7168 (IN 70860), 30 November 1963] [Comment: According to the Mexican police report of the interroga tion of ALVARADO, the latter called the American Embassy and "succeeded in speaking to a high official with whom he made a …”
“… dollars during a meeting inside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. [MEXI-7067 (IN 68291) 26 November 1963] [Comment This-cable-was the first report to Headquarters on the allegations made by ALVARADO.] 26 November 1963. At the appointed place and time the evening of 26 Novem- ber, Rodol …”
“nd: suggests that "Sh ould case develop to point where Mexico and Head- quarte rs believe it desire able to break ALVARADO, the Station could probably arrange to have NIC officer who handled him come to Mexico to question him." : [MANA-4609 (IN 68452), 26 November 1963] (Comment:”
“ut himsel f, ALVARADO said he i n Mexic o City awaiting false documentat ion so he could g o to Cuba for sabotage training. He name three other members of his organization in Ni- caragua as Juan LORILLO, Rolan ALVARADO, and Carlos FONSECA Amador. Questioning of ALVARADO is contin”
“… they entered a parked black car, possibly a Chvrolet. At the end of September, ALVARADO telephoned the Amer ican Em bassy several times to report his b”
“t. At the end of September, ALVARADO telephoned the Amer ican Em bassy several times to report his b elief that so meone important in the United States was to be killed. When ALVARADO saw OSWALD'S photograph in the newspaper, he again …”
“… llars d uring a meeting inside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. [MEXI-7067 (IN 68291) 26 November 1963] [Commen t This-cable-was the first report to Headquarters on the allegations made by ALVARADO.] 26 Novembe r”
“t This-cable-was the first report to Headquarters on the allegations made by ALVARADO.] 26 Novembe r 1963. At the appointed place and time the evening of 26 Novem- ber, Rodo …”
“63; CSCI-3/779,136, 13 December 1963] SECRET NW 65924 Docld:32356691 Page 6 6 SECRET 26 November 196 3 (date of cable) Managua Station reports on identity of ALVARADO and: suggests that "Should case develop to point where Mexico and Head- quarters believe it desireable to break A”
“later time. #12814 NW 65924 Docld:32356694 Page 3 DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT 26 November 1963 DIR 85069 Subject: Travel of Pro-Communist Costa Rican Congressman to Texas on 26 November 1963. "A usually reliable source reported on 26 November 1963, that Julio SUNOL Leal, pro-communis”
“makes a favorable impression and is available for further ques- tioning." 26 November 1963 DIR 85177 Subject: Telecon between Cuban President DORTICOS and Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas. "Following is account of telephone conversation between Cuban President Osvaldo DORTICOS in Havana a”
“Pocld:32356694 Page 4 - DESCRIPTION OF DOCUMENT (A) (B) RECIPIENT(S) 27 November 1963 CSCI-3/778,881 Subject: Lee H. OSWALD/Soviet Activities in Mexico City, 18 24 November 1963 "1. Forwarded as Attachment A is a resume of the observed activities of Valeriy Vladimirovich KOSTIKOV”
“tee of the U.S... Senate, sometime in 1959 or 1960." 28 November 1963 DIR 85665 Subject: None given. "Our Station in The Hague has reported that on 23 November 1963, a local Castroite named Maria SNETHLAGE talked to Third Secretary Ricardo SANTOS of the Cuban Embassy in The Hague”