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“bassies)," 2/10/77. Project Renewal Request, 1/11/65, attachment to HMMA 25141. Report on Oswald fro m John Scelso, C/WH/3, to James Angleton, C/CI, 12/24/63. Review of Project LIEMPTY, attachment to HMMA 15979 11/18/60. Review of Project LI EMPTY, attachment to HMMA 17999, 10/ 3”
“/63. Transcript from Cuban Embassy, 9/27/63. Transcripts from Russian Embassy, 9/27/63, 9/28/63, 10/ 1/63 and 10/3/63. Undated Draft of 1977 CIA Staff Report, Tab F, "Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963)." هر : Write-up: Wallace B. Rowton meeting with LIRI”
“… Date: 10-21-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED 104-10054-10018 NW 65924 Docld:32343800 Page 1 EYES DULLY ! Anahipli MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WHD for Cuba SUBJECT 1. : Espinosa Allegations”
“0 Page 1 EYES DULLY ! Anahipli MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WHD for Cuba SUBJECT 1. : Espinosa Allegations Sensitivity: Regardless of accuracy, they A. present a problem because of their having been presented to …”
“… inst him, talked to AMLASH-1 and seven members of his group to enlist their support against Anibal ESCALANTE Dellunde and the communists in Cuba. Possibly they are playing both ends against the middle. They certainly have been and are in contact with the two ends." The following comm …”
“ing on a meeting of the AMLASH group, including AMWHIP-I mentioned the following significant points: (1) KUBARK was criticized for "fooling around for years" without helping and for jeopardizing the operation; (2) the group was to be prepared to denounce ODYOKE as responsible if ”
“JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY: CIA RECORD NUMBER : 104-10054-10060 RECORD SERIES : JFK AGENCY FILE NUMBER : 80T01357A DOCUMENT INFORMATION AGENCY ORIGINATOR : CIA FROM : Date: 11/30/04 ΤΟ : TITLE: MEXICO STATION COVERAGE OF SOVIET AND CUBA”
“41 Page 1 Mexico Station Coverage of Soviet and Cuban Embassies (1963) : : 1. Unilateral Coverage: : From the time the Mexico Station was opened in April 1947 until the arrival of Mr. Win Scott as Chief of Station in 1955, the Station had the Soviet sites ERUDIT developed a suppo”
“on, which became known as 3 NW 65924 Docld:32343841 Page 4 SECRET/SENSITIVE 0000160 9 i SECRET/SENSI LIENVOY, was run by a Mexican officer. The listening post had 30 lines connected at one time. The transcription room was staffed by Mexican Army officers. In 1961, because of mism”
“ellite Em- possible cou Tin Cuban O Kerage an and shitening dio telephone taps on these Embassies so bassies in anticipation of possible disconnected all of the u that they would not be discovered when the Mexicans hooked up their taps. The Mexicans soon thereafter connected five”
“time basis. a complete roll of reganti and the operator cleared the camera film was used. Later this at the end of each day of amount of unused film remaining. The instructions were to cover the entire work day (office hours) and to photograph all Soviets, their families, all for”
“e Paul Frederick KIRSCHHOFF case by periodic interviews with the subject's neighbors and associates. 3. "To exploit operational leads through recruitments, debriefings, and surveillances." SCANTLING has contributed to this objective both directly and indirectly as will be noted b”
“… (USA, PLA., MIAMI, 3350 N.w. 18Td TERR. FLYING FOR UNIDENTIFIED AIRLINE BETWEEN N.Y., CHICAGO, AND DETROIT. WAS W/CAPT. WILLIAM MORGAN IN CUBA. CONTACT DP 503J OF 201-189473. MARRIED TO CUBAN WHO WORKS AS V TECHNICIAN FOR UNIV OF MIAMI. ***LUCATUR DATA: ORDER FROM IP/CFS - GC-52 …”
“… 5/ REPORTED LARIC' LABORDE, HEMMING JR AND HOWARD K. DAVIS WERE ANXIDS TO beGiN TRAINING A GROUP OF CUBAN REFUGEES FOR INFILTRATION INTO CUBA AS GUERILLA FIGHTERS' LOCATOR DATA: FILE PERMANENTLY CHARGED, TO C/CI/RA, 281405 , 1345, 04/08/67 XAE-01035- " ' ’ 23 JUL 76 09391926 ;-- …”
“… EMENT ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY : TITLE : 11/11/77 1 : DATE PAGES : SUBJECTS DIAZ LANZ FIORINI, FRANK : ALLEGED PLOT ASSAS. CUBA EXILES ..DOCUMENT TYPE PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT :. CLASSIFICATION SECRET : RESTRICTIONS 1B : : RELEASED WITH DELETIONS CURRENT STATUS : 06/2 …”
“RICTED SECRET DD/017-1007 LA/CO/267-77 11 NOV 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR: FROM: SUBJECT: REFERENCE: SA/ADDO Raymond A. Warren Chief, Latin America Division INSPECTOR GENERAL 77-2379 SLHORIZON-1 Report Mentioning Cuban Minister-Counsellor Statement on the Assassination of President Kenne”
“… s brother Marcos DIAZ Lanz, formerly Chief and Deputy Chief, respectively, of the Cuban Revolutionary Air Force. Both entered the U.S. from Cuba as exiles in mid-1959. Since that time the DIAZ Lanz brothers reportedly have been closely associated with, and involved in numerous activi …”
“h were debriefed by the Agency, there is no indication that they were ever considered Agency assets. 2. Kingston Station queried source for further infor- mation as promised in paragraph 4 of the reference. The source said that the MC referred to the Kennedy assassina- tion durin”
“… a source of information regarding an alleged discussion of the assassination of President Kennedy at a secret meeting of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee held in Chicago in February 1963 under the direction of Richard CRILEY (#346 116). He also was the source of information regardin …”
“ican Government official (He had identification as an investigator for the Mexican Treasury Office.) c. Violating his tourist permit by working at his detective office and at the Mexican Treasury 2 SECRET NW 65924 DocId:32345399 Page 3 ☐ 7. Subject was subsequently of interest to”
“ch ties Subject to the Mafia ☐ in Chicago; and he directed that the be contacted for information ☐ ☐ as to whether or not they ever established contact with him and, if so, for what purpose. The ☐ was also to be advised that, if they were in contact with him, it was suggested tha”
“14-00000 0**52 DELNEL -5- 26. American Academy of Political and Social Science (no address) (6)] UY 27. American Foundation for Overseas Blind - Manhattan, New York (120]oY 28. American Fund for Czechoslavak Refugees, Inc. - Manhat- tan, New York (16) 08 29. American ”
“14-00000. Do /Oummn momk i@Oill LS -1 English "nesking Union# San Francisco, Cal. sy 1 English Spenking Union, Chicago Branch# Chicago, Ill. SS. % .xperim nt in. International Living, Inc., The* Putney, Vt. W-rfiel Foundation, Inc.#:Men., NY 1966 Farmers and World Affa”
“… a source of information regarding an alleged discussion of the assassination of President Kennedy at a secret meeting of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee held in Chicago in February 1963 under the direction of Richard CRILEY (#346 116). He also was the source of information regardin …”
“ican Government official (He had identification as an investigator for the Mexican Treasury Office.) c. Violating his tourist permit by working at his detective office and at the Mexican Treasury NW 65924 DocId:32345423 Page 3 2 SECRET 7. Subject was subsequently of interest to t”
“September 1963, the DCS was sent a memorandum which furnished much of the above information on CAIN. 8. On 22 May 1967, the Director of Security indicated that he had received information from the FBI which ties Subject to the Mafia in Chicago; and he directed that the DCS be con”
“… e information may or may not pertain to then. 1. (S) W. Guy Bannister b. CSCI-3/764,414 dated 30 March 1961, Subject: Friends of Democratic Cuba, previously sent to the FBI (aperture card attached). UFGA-929 dated 23 February 1961 (Unable to locate). 2. Frank Bartes aka Frank Bardes …”
“6/2 20 June 1978 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with HSCA Chief Counsel G. Robert Blakey 1. In the course of a meeting with Mr. Blakey this morning, we discussed the method by which questions would be put to the agent in Mexico. It developed that he has in mind two ag”
“of the Soviet Embassy. I told him that I understood that Durant was in charge of the Cuban coverage. b. Manuel Calvillo. He understood that Calvillo ran the Cuban photographic surveillance site. Beyond this, however, Calvillo was of interest to him for other reasons. Elena Garo d”
“… Fes.uary 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR : (M. de Vosjoli SUBJECT : Report on Antonio RODRIGUEZ Echasabal Antonio RODRIGUEZ Echasabal was born in Cuba on 17 August 1913. He has a master’s degree agriculture, professedly has no religion but Is a Mason. RODRIGUEZ is married to Edith JONES, …”
“… r about eighteen years prior to the commencement of his diplomatic career* having been barred by the Batista government from returning to Cuba. He became a Haitian citizen and was the owner of a Port-au-Prince meat market called ”E1 Ose Blanco’. her Castro assumed power in Cuba, …”
“… Haitian Government, which publicly charged RODRIGUEZ with complicity in the raid. RODRIGUEZ then closed the Cuban Embassy and returned to Cuba after selling his private property in Haiti. While RODRIGUEZ was still in Haiti, two attempts were made on his life. He accused the Tru …”
“Embassy,. presumably as a result of the fact that Belgium had represented Cuba when there was no Cuban representative in Karachi. During 1961, however, his social contacts were almostexclusively with Soviet, satellit …”
“following his • i Citizen of Cuba / cor Te”
“… plan to assassinate Castro had its inception in August 1960. It involved the use of members of the criminal underworld with contacts inside Cuba. The operation had two phases: the first ran from August 1960 until late April or early May 1961, when it was called off following the Bay …”
“cate that was active in Cuba. The objective clearly was the assassination of Castro although Edwards claims that there was a studied avoidance of the term in his conver …”
“… ganizations as clients. Edwards and Maheu agreed that Maheu would approach Roselli as the representative of business- men with interests in Cuba who saw the elimination of Castro as the essential first step to the recovery of their investments. Maheu was authorized to tell Roselli th …”
“… to become involved, but finally agreed to introduce Maheu to "Sam Gold" who either had or could arrange contacts with syndicate elements in Cuba who might handle the job. Roselli said he had no interest in being paid for his participation and believed that "Gold" would feel the NW.65 …”
“… d Bissell that he had a friend, a private investigator, who had a contact who in turn had other contacts through whom syndicate elements in Cuba could be reached. These syndicate elements in Cuba would be willing to take on such an operation. As of the latter : part of September 1960 …”
“… describing the channel as being "from A to B to C." As he then envisioned it, "A" was Maheu, "B" was Roselli, and "C" was the principal in Cuba. Edwards recalls that Mr. Dulles. merely nodded, presumably in understanding and approval. Certainly, there was no opposition. Edwards stat …”
“… ONLY SEGRET EVES ONLY in the Fontainbleau Hotel. "Gold" said he had a man, whom he identified only as "Joe," who would serve as courier to Cuba and make arrangements there. Maheu pointed out "Gold" to O'Connell from a distance, but O'Connell never met either "Gold" or "Joe." He did, …”
“… (who was never identified to either Maheu or O'Connell in any other way) turned out to be Santos Trafficante, the Cosa Nostra chieftain in Cuba. At that time the gambling casinos were still operating in Cuba,. and Trafficante was making regular trips between Miami and Havana on synd …”
“… unced that the last of the casinos still rumming had been closed.) Trafficante was to make the arrangements with one of his contacts inside Cuba on one of his trips to Havana. Fall and Early Winter 1960”
“ments with one of his contacts inside Cuba on one of his trips to Havana. Fall and Early Winter 1960 Very early in the operation, well before the first contact with Roselli, the mach …”
“cal, gangland-style killing in which Castro would be gunned down. Giancana was flatly opposed to the NW.65924 Docld:32345891 Page 9 24 SEGRET-EYES ONLY SEGREF-EYES ONLY use of firearms. He said that no one could be recruited to do the job, because the chance of survival and escap”
“… plan to assassinate Castro had its inception in August 1960. It involved the use of members of the criminal underworld with contacts inside Cuba. The operation had two phases: the first ran from August 1960 until late April or early May 1961, when i”
“… , asked Sheffiel d Edwards, Director of Security, if E dwards could esta blish contact wit h the U.S. gambling syndicate that was active in Cuba. The objective clearly was the assassination of Castro although Edwards claims that there was a studied avoidance of the term in his conver …”
“… ganizations as clients. Edwards and Maheu agreed that Maheu would approach Roselli as the representative of business- men with interests in Cuba who saw the elimination of Castro as the essential first step to the recovery of their investments. Maheu was authorized to tell Roselli th …”
“… to become involved, but finally agreed to introduce Maheu to "Sam Gold" who either had or could arrange contacts with syndicate elements in Cuba who might handle the job. R os elli said he had no interest in being paid for his participation and believed that "Gold" would feel the NW. …”