“the pig Castro, etc. etc. 4. If approved this operation could become a continuous project, perhaps - under control of USIA. - 2A030 dew Special handling of this paper is requested. Access should be limited to adividuals requiring the information herein in ovary tc carry”
“diuninuido la repression de las actividades nacieron en nuestro pals, cuya unua mision es 1a de armadas de los patriotas contra Fidel Castro desde los Judas, que delatan cuciques esfuerzo d: los grupos Estados Unidos. de action por her lleger a Cuba »u mens-je de solids Las ag”
“14-00000 E45I2 SONAL RrcoRD --- Exterlas of Remarks May HO, 1970 eote-demon-ffel’nn or fomevle s2 "** * ras set ****** * ens P-l * e thec Pre-t* dir tee hetwon and ti resigre taters.asmonal dispenses HrvAn % and nt & 32. co Corthe On C.-€ *.” s *s 2,7 27.1944228 ea Cite ertri”
“and 24 elsewhere about possible misuse of Cuban exiles, members of 25 that community,, by the CIA. Are you aware of those? NW 50955 DocId:32203851 Page 109 CECDET”
“14-00000 SECRET PAG 3 JMWAVE 0281 SECRET IN NEW ORLEANS. 6. CASTRO GOT NOTHING OUT OF TRIAL EITHER. ITS VERDICT UNDERMINES HIS CONTENTION THAT U.S. GOVER SME NT IS CONTINUALLY AIDING AND ABETTING EXILES IN SUBVERSIVE EFFORT AGAINST CUBA. 7. ONLY IRONY ABOUT THIS TRIAL IS”
“1 4-00000 SECR-7 IN 10615 SRFE4 FIRMS Or SPUING ACAJUST CUPA, CALLS MUP PAGEZ .IM7L SPY RING SERVING IMPERIALISTS PLANS , AGAINST GuBA, CHASTIZES PZVAS FOR NOT NAMING GREEK FIRMS, ETC SPAINS AGAINST CUBA, AND STATES CIA’S CeBas AGENTS DOING THEIR WORK. EDITORIAL ENDS AS ”
“Debt, Harold E. llughes. Gate w. eallenome. Senator My eoftenee. Sona SriOM Tate- but al.0 438 made asa the cause of out X:.tee, Cirvirizy r: McGovern, Lee Metentt MOND hza98 already Si.it this bi theat own security Unfortunately it 2ams been Walter P Mondn’e, Frank K. Mres zo”
“approval and immediate initiation: ’ / / Go Intensify to Msd®® degree possible intelligence . and ■ ©@uaceria€@llig@nee GOVGFOgG of Cuba; Do Support the efforts of certain Cuban exiles, who are associated with cho original aims of the 26 July ■ Movemant and who believe C”
“arms cache as a pretext to invade or to blockade Cuba when for more than / four years the very same kind of subversive activity as is now being charged to Cuba has been perpetrated against Cuba— without any hemispheric attempt to punish the aggressors. -2- TOP SECRET DINA”
“DOCUMENT TS Invade Cuba or support an invasion of Cuba. A SCURCE 1, IN C5 HIT3 JTCA SECRET - SENSITIVE PAPER GO. - —DO NOT DESTROY thy”
“26 APRIL.) 50. ,5. - EDMENT REMAINING MAGU PENDING REPLY - PY-4.hA a Aew ******RSSWSSTCT89 6. SINCE OBVIOUS UNPREDICTABLE, SERIOUS AND FAR REACHING LOCAL _GeleSeasE****A***SS-******EA09* CONSEQUENCES CAN FLOW FRON ANY STAGE IMPLEMENTATION REF ACTION, REQUEST COMMENT RE ANY”
“the outer edges of the anti-Castro activity; but according to Elder, Col. King always knew what was going on and was thoroughly involved in the Bay of - 34 - TOP SECRET”
“1= ^re- 4 I 0 ya 00 31 gampared do berayroache3 0 11/22/81 Ry CIA Cuba - "lieu. ( st fe Stir WMT CT i pro o n terest to —- Duren ee ASEN: -/ 7 e1 t go MIL. 0 % 0 * Ne 1 EK nA JY0 *7 6 Rosy et. x w,G. :AVA Im 50955 DocId: 32423630 Page 684”
“- /- Anf SEUREI 0002313 remeet of an evolution in Lee Prosocatm Bxatl in 63 fmpucepten. Cotto Cuba 8 USSR fin Bay of MunleCinis, Mory with the dicy y US Pig s. Cuban proguer. 11 empri s the i g e SS C Fi instead n al cInRepor t has operatedi l e ctd I. acteras vija”
“A FEE A REVIEW OF • BOOK USEFUL BUT DEAD FOR CORRISPONDENZA SOCIALISTA. 1 * 3. PURPOSE IS TO GET RICO TO EXPRESS VIEWS IN WRITING ON CUBAN 2 (CONTINUED) • ‘ i COCDRATNo ofricraS• cfouP 1 AUTHENTICATING MUASOO OMtCU SECRET Enake des tisa astemaie Qrricta: (Gsciasutaaten”
“ies & flight mamfests. Cabad p.11) Jalso had surveillance - Mam of its Jwhich provided to the CIA ہو and givedeng The Menaultimbus oun at the singed, obligughs 3 passants and. copies of passenge fists Cabit pilt). Additionally, ting operdim. (Lienvoy) against the Cuban a Jilighme”
“OTHERS; HAD Over-Reacted T O WHAT SEEMED TO BE AN EFFORT ON PHI LL IPS’ PART TO BE Helpful; AND (2) THE USG WAS STANDING PAT ON THE President’s LETTER. NO ONE ELSE WAS SPEAKING, COULD OR WOULD SPEAK Further FOR THE USG ON THIS SUBJECT. AS FAR AS THE U.S. WAS CONCERNED, IS”
“orders". Ruiz answers, "Most likely it is the CIA that gives you orders as the only enemy that Cuba has is the CIA, the Central Intelligence Agency,don‘t”
“with regard to the aggression plan against Cuba." TOP SECRET M”
“reconsideration of what the policy toward Cuba 23 should be? And would you turn in that connection to Tab B, -) 24 of the Bundy Book 1 of 2 — 25 Senator Tower. May I raise a purely technical point. I TOP SECRET NW”7 Page”
“Castro Photocopy from Gerald Ford Library NW 50955 DocItl:32204971 Page 23 SECRET”
“OF SECRET Vol 3 of 3 - 7 Unauthorized Disclosure Subject to Criminal Sanctions Cuba R654 Che Nluitrd States Senate Wvu■ STORED 5/25/72 BBM CG SSCI pny Report of Proceedings 258-11 advent MINORITY DRAWS AL fit. ITIES CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO DECLASSIFICATION A”
“earlier, were some of the militant anti- 23 Castro groups and this just drove the FBI and the Coast Guard NW 50955 32283851 Page 74 — • H 0”
“0 3 Fa) 14-00000 D13•rA ) Jw1 J erta de Al lo saca del pozo, comp j do trapo. lado vocero The New 1 os que piden en Nor- 3 s de La Habana, sca * a Organization de Es- • * 0J 1 d on mande a la capital * PACTO CON LOS • gurte de los euales it Wall Street", sino que”
“UCTION PROHIBITED Anruhig!! MEMORANDUM FOR: SUBJECT : Chier, WAD for Cuba Baginosa Allegations 1. 2. Sensitivity: Regardless of accuracy, they A. present a problem because of their having been presented to other government agencies; B. in view of matters touching on U.S. security”
“14-00000 ,S’BOBRAS En GUANTANAMO 11 1 Viene de la primer? that . 1 ondenado a presentarse inmed3 I tamente, es interpreted en Lest ILLA /. ington como "que su especialidid en desembarco V en combate son En los ultimos afet, el Departansento de Estado norteame- necasario”
“upon its validity and usefulness. He stated ■ he believed the two were in consonance, but would check. ) Cuban Protests. Discussion of Cuban protests. Believed that the publication of protests may be leading up to justification for receipt of defensive weapons. (Note: This f”
“FURTHER BELLIGERENT OPS, AMBIDDY-PREPARING AGGRESSIVE OPS AGAINST PRUMEN, ESPECIALLY BLOWING UP OF SPANISH, BRITISH, OR SOVIET SHIP INVOLVED 5 . . ■ 4 :/ PBRUMEN TRADE. THIS BEING DONE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ODYOKE. AT SANE /TIME AIR ATTACK BEING PLANNED AGAINST CUBA FOR 2s OR 26”
“Havana of Fidel Castro will be our doctrine," and said that it was desired to obtain the signatures exedee of the whole population of Cuba to show that everyone was behind thin doctrine. He then said in response to a question regarding what would happen to those who did not s”
“refusing to nceedo to the Preate’s request that they be permitted to visit the training site in Guatemala, Wiiesge - 2 There is some mention of relations with the Coast Guard in - Florida in alerting them to those beats which CIA desired to allow to ge Preuin to Conn winnim Loi”
“g. SUPPORT FOR THE CRUSADE AGA INST CASTRO," MONTES SA to THAT CUBAN 2 WLE8 IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. TOGETHER WITH DOMINICAN BIL TARY )L 2306020 291092 82)0 661137 001- 299292 50%20300 ? 35 0000 0085114 SECRET T1W:E2 9073 VOF350-0069893 ‘* oo sor 0990600 928 41”
“EXAMPLES, ALSO ACCURATE”, FOR SOME FIDEL CASTO OPERATIONS on now TO. OVERTHROW A GOVT. SUBJ HAD ALSO BEEN OVERHEARD TO SAY IN MANAGUA THAT HE HAD A SPECIAL MISSION TO ASSASSINATE A CENTRAL AMERICAN PRESIDENT. CONTINUED.. 000-IMATING OFFICER ceour I AUTHENTICATING‘. RELEA”
“against Castro photocopy from Gerald Ford Library NW 50955 DocId: 32275454 Page 23 SECRET”
“OF ESCAMBRAY AND ALPHA 66,SUPPORTS CONTINUATION OF HIT- AND-RUN RA IDS ON CUBAN MA INLAND I N ORDER/MA I NTAI N MORALE OF RESISTANCE FORCES IN CUBA.. CLASSIFICATION — DISSEMINATION CONTROLS SECRET NOWEIGH DISSBI”
“disorganization in the movement. Many Cubans scheduled to participate have pulled out and military chier Napoleon Villaboise (a ie), a Cuban :national and alleged military expert, has resigned because of dissension in the group." 3. It is believed that US Government agencies ”
“Back in Miami, federal :■ actir.■ The camel 1. ir (. to combat Fidel Castro’s Communist on State Department interpretation Ca ; from the State Depart: regime. :. antiquated neutrality laws entered Alpha-: would title to made it € 66 headquarters. The search warrant; i. suffici”
“the initiative and will soon control the entire counter-revolut onary movement in Cuba. John D, Peters SECS'" /”
“1 2969/10-11-928. AM E01m01 WESTERN UNION corca LlmE ! PRESS MESSAGE WP MARSHALL PRESIDENT TIME FILEO MIAMI, Nov.25/661966 NGV 25 PM 5 05 * * * * * w ititiu n e y *6ot _., * e r o v o ti* ACENCE FRANCE PRESSE wox CO NE-rOaK DAYLETTER colsCr- 61700 AIRAMA PROTIS”
“THE COLOMBIAN GOVEMUNT, BUT IT WAS ACTUALLY |INrEun FOR HAITI. ROBERSON AGREED TO MEET WITH "RASIM AT riS CONGRESS BUILDING MIAMI TO DISCUSS DETAILS OF BOTH PURCHASES. :This metartal contains information effecting the National Defense of the United States wihie the meaning o”
“assertions to this respect. The following are quotes from this interview: . 1 u*l "" The Fidel Castro government chooses unemployed, uneducated young men to be trained and assigned to Cullan embassies abroad as spies. The AFA 33289 CS COPY Ractit 19-120-26 PM 19-132-49”
“FASCIST-MINDED GENERALS’ WHO SEEK TO DIVERT WOR8LD ATTENTION FROM THE ATROCITIES AND ARBITRARINESS THERE.’9 "GEN. AUGUSTO PINOCHET. CHIEF OF STATE OF CHILE. SAID CHILE WOULD LIBERATE RELEASE ALL ITS PRISONERS IF THE SOVIET UNION AND CUBA. DATE : ORG: UNIT: EXT: •• eecee”
“Government intentions vis a-vis — 099959 other than what can be deduced from the events of the 5290 AMBI ?"ooGing day - As an example, official American reaction to, . Con bldening repercussions of a limited ABWORLD success in talding Cuba was simply unpredictable. ANYUM-19 ”
“Cuba or support an invasion of Cuba. A scuron • IM Co xt. SEcAST - SENSITIVE PAPER GO.______ —DO hot nr:IR0v—”
“seixe a piece of Cuban territory, preferably near Guantanamo, and Inne- diately the members of the Council go ashore, proclaim a provisional government, broadcast by radio to all nations an appeal for recognition (and cables prepared in advance would also be sent out), request”
“Mr. Comer about one possibility which I felt would not be innen of interest to Subject Dw/so advised them. This involved themeoodh, need for sameond with a legal background to talk with Cuban exiles wherever they might be la the U.S. or Latin America and to obtain acridavita ”
“certainly. The Cubans were having an awful time 231 with their Maritime fleet,such as it was. These boatsks ’ powered with Dogobo^^^fi We simply went to the 25 i people and told them asked them to cooperate with us, which - NW 50955 DocId: 32203851 Page 38 CARET”
“of (word indistinct) and his statement that perhaps (word or words indistinct) since the Embassy in Cuba... (volume of radio increase affecting reception.) Howard R. SACODER flirandm eadaivo »OM» •" S3 a vis =00us to os SECRET 2”
“14-00000 to 68 SECRIT RYSAT TELLPSCCA PnoFaSJl NALLY PERTINANI .ULJT1, 3 AX DMPRE 2 AS Xo:IO THLIA BUCIAL.C. r; 055T1o‘INS THSE i.1 Y 1E- . VEALET THAT SMABOVE NAD:FORTY T9 FIFTY MEN 15 IHEin COUNTER SUBVERSIVE SECTION 1: MOOTREAL BUT THAT ONLY TEN PERCENT 05 THEIS”
“/‘ 0 CONEIBENTIAL SECRET “could then be communicated by the committee to the United States Government, in a hope of bringing about a state of coexistence between X Cuba and the United State *650/4) It is requested that clearance be granted (S) for the Ch Cuban alien to”
“regime, publicly declared as such and therefore necessarily located outside of Cuba. It is hoped that within one month a political entity can be formed in the shape of a council or junta, through the merger of three acceptable opposition ,groups with which the Central Int”