“13-00000 1 Jan Handl € IMAN ' OSE PACT. th 17 April 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE DIRECTOR SUBJECT: Meeting of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, Tuesday, 23 April 1963 1. The President's Board has asked that you meet with them on the 23rd from 10:15 ”
“13-00000 iv 28 December 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting of the DCI with the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, Friday, December 28, 0930 a.m. Specific Subject : Discussion of Cuba 1. At 0930 Dr. Killian opened the meeting with a stateme”
“4-00000 < ( 0 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting at the White House 19 December 1963 PRESENT: The President The State Department: Under Secretary George W. Ball, Deputy Under Secretary U. Alexis Johnson, Ambassador at Large Llewellyn Thompson, Assistant Secreta”
“1963 - June 4, 1963 (68) - Memo of DCI on Cuban Policy: "Random thoughts developed by DCI on various aspects of the Cuban problem and the discussions at Standing Group prepared for use by representatives of DCI at meetings on this subject during his absence from the country,”
“SECRET - SENSITIVE 8 - File; April' 3, 1964 - May 20, 1964 (19) - April 7, 1964: Meeting of DCI, President, and others re Cuba Covert Action. 1 Here DCI advocates strong program to obtain overall objective set forth in a paper of June 8, 1963: "The ultimate objective 'o”
“13-00000 JUL281997 92 SEOCITIVE 19 December 1963 MEl:ORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with President on Cuba, 1100 hrs, 19 Dec 1963 1. The following persons were present at the meeting: . White House: ..................... The President Mr. McGeorge Bundy Mr.”
“:tinThexS 2.39 ooiwnd. • neoaistiv WA ■ COUPIDENTIAL ENT’S FOREIGN IN FELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD AGENDA FOR MEETINGS OF DECEN i27 - 1962 SUBJECT December 27 th •I 9:00 - 0:30 The Chairman’s Time (> 9:30 - 10:00 Review of Board’s Draft Interim Report to the President ”
“13-00000 Tor cloiu Ten eTeDY 24 April 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting of the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1015, Tuesday, 23 April 1963 Present: Dr. Killian, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Clifford, Mr. Pace, Gen. Doolittle, Mr. Gray, Dr. Danger, ”
“} TOP SECI THE WHITE HOUSE. WASH NGTON TEi cation ... IDEALIST, CORONA MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE 1---------- _OXCART-— SUBJECT: Board Meeting of December 27 - 28, 1962 The Board convened at 9:00 a.m. on December 27.* Those present were Dr. Killian, Chairman, Board member”
“13-00000 SEGKEI 2'0 April 1963 At NSC meeting on Laos, President Kennedy requests study of increased pressures against North Vietnam. 23 April 1963 Clark Clifford succeeds Killian as Chairman, PFIAB. 25 April 1963 President approves low-level reconnaissance flights over”
“1Rd Job # 16 00 V See Tx #__ 5 of1 o ‘C can Republic-1965 31 :uba Package 7 Executive Registry File "John McCone : 1962 J Committee of Principals aos 1962 uba 1964 1 ook-Bay of Pigs uclear Papers (cCone Speeches 7 June 63 - 25 May 64. IcCone Speeches 8 June 64 - ”
“13-00000 r 22 April 1963 / SUGGESTED TOPICS FOR DISCUSSION WITH THE PRESIDENT'S. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ADVISORY BOARD, 10:15 A. M. , 23 APRIL I 15 A.A. I Coordination. a. NRO Agreement--currently in effect. b. NPIC --agreement with DIA is fairly well solidified • with”
“14-00000 ( WE 3 December 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Discussion with the President at his residence on Sunday, Dec. 1 - 10:00 o'clock - about 30 minutes. No one was in attendance. 1. Reviewed a series of reports. There was no Checklist. 98 2. frhe Presiden”
“13-00000 SECRET 31 January 1963 McCone attends meeting with Kennedy to discuss European problems. 1 February 1963 McCone develops basic position paper on Europe. 6 February 1963 Public statement by DCI on Cuba before ■ Stennis sub-committee; DOD public briefing. % 1”
“13-00000 i OLUREI 3 November 1963 President Kennedy orders Colby to go to Saigon as Presidential emissary. 12 November 1963 McCone, Helms meet with President Kennedy for basic discussion of Cuba; President is shown Cuban rifle captured in Venezuela. 18 November 1963 McC”
“72-13-431 T JOB # OK 1 of 10 3 Committee January-December 1963 1 All 50 hroe/wTPregvsjodxPe/sPy9377 relating . 3 Committee unter-Insurgency January-December 1963 July-December 196 unter-Insurgency January-June 1962 Checked general BEnathingto Cuba 25 l y ecial ”
“13-00000 SLUKEI 2.1 March 1963 McCone meets with Brockway McMillan, new Director/NRO. 25 March 1963 Meeting with President Kennedy to discuss special Agency operation aimed at exposing the KGB. 26 March 1963 Meeting with Dean Rusk to discuss the Middle East with specia”
“esident, dated 10 Jan 63 Memorandum from Secretary of Army to Mr. Cottrell, Chairman, Interdepartmen tal Com mittee on Cuba, dated 11 Jan 63 Att ached i”
“SECRET WITH ATTACHMENTS OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON 25, D.C. sSfaresm) March 8, 1963 MEMORANDUM FORMR. BROMLEY SMITH SUBJECT: Cuba As a follow-up to my memorandum to you on February 15, 1963, I am attaching excerpts containing references to Cuba in ”
“13-00000■ CONFIDENTIAL Attachment C John A. McCone DEPARTMENT OF STATE Executive Secretariat March 26, 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR ALL MEMIERS OF THE MIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: Draft letter to the President ' from the Secretary regarding the problem presented by Cuban refugee”
“13-00000 4 File LE 23 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE FILE SUBJECT: Meeting on the Multi-lateral Forces - 5:30 p.m., 22 March, 1963 ATTENDANCE: The President, Secretaries McNamara, Gilpatric, Rusk, Ball, General Taylor, Ambassador Merchant, • Mr. McCone, Mr. Kaysen and”
“14-00000 ( ( WZ 2 December 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with the President, 11:00 a. m. , November 30th, in attendance Mr. Bundy, meeting lasted approximately 1 1/2 hours 98 1. Reviewed the Checklist. (The President immediately raised the question”
“13-00000 >1 OTVER red 05% ONLY November 14, 1962 MEMORANDUM FOR: General Carter, DDCI Attached is a copy of a memorandum for my file outlining policy decision in connection with the Cuban prisoner transaction. In your absence this memorandum was discussed with Messrs. ”
“13-00000 SECKEI 27 December 1962 Report on intelligence community's handling of intelligence relating to Cuban missile crisis completed for PFIAB. 2 January 1963 NPIC moves into Building 213. 3 January 1963 McCone meets with McNamara and Gilpatric to discuss A-11, SWITCH”
“14-00000 ( ( 4. I reviewed the report from Mexico City station, 27 November, advising the number of Soviets in Cuba, indicating that this report which we thought was quite responsible more or less verified our own current estimates. 5. Reference the Oswald matter, review”
“f Army to Mr. Cottrell, Chairman, Interdepartmen tal Com mittee on Cuba, dated 11 Jan 63 Att ached i s a copy of the second progress report of the Sub- committee on Cuban Subversion. This report incorporates Service, Joint Staff, and OSD submissions. It was received at 1740 hours”
“13-00000 iDD/P5-1 , J Executive Registry 17 April 1963 633249 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting on CA Matters with the Panel of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board 1. On 15 April, at DDP's request, I met with Messrs. Robert Murphy, Gordon Gra”
“THE RECORD FUBJECT: DD/P Meeting with Messrs. Barnes, Stupulis, Hunt, and Droller on 31 March 1961. 1. This meeting was called because the DD/P and Mr. Barnes were somevbat perturbed about the quality and tord of the draft of the Cuban White Paper. A copy of this draft had been s”
“13-00000 7 Subjects covered in briefing 23 April 1963: 1. Discussion of the release of the three American prisoners in Cuba. 2. Coordination on NRO agreement - "in effect and working well". 99 10 3. Report on photographic results of Corona and Tackle ghts over China; me”
“14-00000 6° 26 April 1963 MEMORAN DUM FOR TH E RECORD SUBJECT: Special Group (5412) meeting, 25 April 1963 Attended by Bundy, Johnson, Gilpatric, McCone 1. CIA weekly report on our activities was reviewed without comment. No requests were made. No actions are needed.”
“1-00000\____________________ 1104-10306-10018, . 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 ' ■ 7 € (A) Noted by DC. 19 December 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting with the President on Cuba at 1100 on Welder 19 De”
“special meeting of the Group should be held on Monday, March 14th, to consider what might and should be done in Cuba. It was agreed that in addition to the regular members, Mr. Rubottom, Admiral Burke, Mr. Bissell, Mr. King and perhaps Colonel Lansdale should attend. There ”
“13-00000 0EAD7T EYES ONLY. - 3 - 3. Removal of Soviet Troops 98 Mr. McCone said that we still do not know very much about the 1 removal of Soviet troops from Cuba. Mr. Bundy stated that the ‘ / official government position is that available information is in- ‘ suffici”
“13-00000 ) 4. capability to do so. Mr. McCone said he was inclined to believe that the second alternative would be followed, and obviously the intelligence effort should be at a maximum to discover Russian intentions. 5. Mr. Murphy said obviously there should be an al”
“19 A6660____ , 104-10306-10024 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 12 Jile 4202 - 28 January 1963 Speante MEMORANDUM FOR R2000 OBJECT: Cuba The Executive Committee met on Friday, January 25th, and approved the new policy ”
“19 A6AAA_____ .___________________________________________ ._____________________________________ .____________________________________________________________ 104-10306-100161 12025 RELEAS.E UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 10 48 26 March ”
“4-00000 ( ( 2 principal soft spots among free world countries appeared at the present time to be Canada, the U.K. and Spain.- The President requested a memorandum setting forth specifics concerning leaks of economically strategic items from these three countries togethe”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET 23. Memo of Conference with the President, 29 Dec 60, from A. J. Goodpaster, 6 Jan 61. S. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library, DDE Clean-Up Files, Box 51 - Cuba.) 24. Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 29 Dec 60, op. cit. 25. Memo for Chief, WH/4 from C. ”
“13-00000 CODET olunt! LLS UNLT 27 June 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of Special Group Meeting, 27 June 1963 PRESENT: Mr. McCone, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Gilpatric. Colonel Steakley was present for Items 1-3. Mr. FitzGerald was present for Item 5. 98 1.,”
“) article from the washington. Measures to Free Cuba C -B PHOTO COPY FROM Cuba GERALD.R FORD LIBRARY Post to 9 September 1.9.63 entitled "Castro Calls JFK Batista of His Limes." NW 66000 Docld:32112913 Page 9 Cable, from COMUS MẠCH, dated....... 10 june 1964, to winte House, Stat”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET for approval. The amendment concerned the need for more money and pointed out that: Not only has the initial $900,000 already been expended, but it is cur rently estimated that an additional $1.0 million is immediately required to carry the activi”
“CLASSIFIED TESTIMONY - PART II NO. .SUBJECT:. DATE: 1. Statement by LtGen Joseph F. Carroll, DirDIA Undated before the Cmte on Foreign Affairs, HR, WashDC 2. Statement by the DirCIA for useof the staff of the 7 Jan 63 Preparedness Investigating Subcmte of Senator Stennis”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET (8 January 1960) on Cuba for the Department of State and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He reviewed the in- creasing hold that the Communist idealogy and those affiliated with the Communist Party were exerting the Castro government. At this time, the DDCI ”
“Spee ARP 4-00000 |104-10306-10003, 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992/ / le 26 March 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECOR D SUBJECT: Notes on Special Group Meeting, 26 March 1963 1. 98 Low-level reconnaissance of Cuba. Comparat”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET On 10 January 1961, President Eisenhower got involved in a meeting concerning the planned opera- tions against Castro. On that day the New York Times broke a story about the training of the Cuban troops in Guatemala. ■ As the ex-President himself wrote”
“g Travel to Cuba 1. The enclosure hereto summari zes pro gress made by the several depart me nts and agencies, during the month of April, in executing the actions approved by the President on 8 March 1963, to control the movement of subversives and subversive trainees to and from”
“13-00000 OLVILI *r* a 27 December 1963 McCone meets with President Johnson at LBJ Ranch; Johnson reiterates hiy views on McCone's policy role. 31 December 1963 McCone meets with General Eisenhower in Pasadena and again on 2 January 1964 to discuss President Johnson's”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET The President concluded the meeting, by saying that he would like to urge caution with respect to the danger of making false moves, with the result of starting some thing before we were ready for it. * 93/ One of the most persistent problems which w”
“J 0 3 5. On the question of autonomous groups the President asked the cost of these operations (five million dollars). He also asked the cost of Cuban operations for the current year (21 or 2 million dollars) and the total Agency budget. 6. The intelligence summary conce”
“13-00000 1 to the CAS prior to 10 January 1964. In the meantime, our effort is devoted to ascertaining the maximum that the OAS is prepared to do as a result of the Venezuela affair. They are hopeful that the CAS will support an increased surveillance system. He thinks it i”