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“13-00000 TOP SECRET with WHD) and with Nixon's office became increasingly frequent and apparently quite close. On 21 March 1960, four days after formal approval of the anti-Castro program, Jake Esterline met with Pawley to plan a meeting to be held in Pawley's Miami r”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 262·source: semanticDerived signal73%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET sufficient political strength to weaken Castro's sup port. Following the meeting in Miami, Pawley did. undertake the mission to see Batista in Cuba. Arriv- ing on 8 December in Havana he had a series of pre liminary meetings with the Cuban Foreign M”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961

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MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET personal and rigid. These views in our opinion are inimical to the best interest of the United States. Mr. Pawley has re- fused to budge from his position and has continued to seek official endorsement of his views at the high levels of the govern m”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 268·source: semanticDerived signal71%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET 6. Memo for DCI from J. C. King, 29 Feb 60, sub: What We Are Doing in Cuba. 7. Minutes of the 436th Meeting of the NSC [from Gordon Gray], 10 Mar 60. (Dwight D. Eisenhower Library: Gordon Gray, Box 79-NSC, Minutes and Agenda 1960.) TS (no number). Mem”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 403·source: semanticDerived signal71%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“to him by the CIA representatives, and the arrangements for future coordination if necessary, were entirely satisfactory to him. He had stated, however, that a problem remains with respect to action the FBI should take; • that is, the FBI needs guidance in its handling of Cub”

NOTES ON GORDON GRAY·p. 22·source: semanticDerived signal71%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 SECRET -2. ml. Mr. Pauley asked the Cuban if his group felt they had moral export of the U. S. and the Cuban replied that they wanted U. S. moral support but whether they had it or not, they felt they were obliged to carry through with their plans. Mr. Pawley sai”

MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD - CONVERSATION IN MIAMI BETWEEN MR. WILLIAM D. PAWLEY AND UNIDENTIFIED CUBAN·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal71%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET cable read in part as follows: You have been authoritatively advised that US Government is not (repeat not) backing Rubio group and that it has no intention of ever doing so. It complete fabrication that Pawley was given US Government assurance that”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 269·source: semanticDerived signal71%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“had said that the information given to him by the CIA ■ representatives, and the arrangements for future coordination if necessary, were entirely satisfactory to him. He had stated, however, that a problem remains with respect to action the FBI should take; that is, the FBI n”

NOTES ON GORDON GRAY·p. 34·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“over all aspects of their Department’s - operations dealing with Cuba. 6. Knowledge of the existence of this operation should be restricted to the recipients of this memorandum, members of the 5412 group, and the representatives appointed by the Secretaries and the Director. ”

RICHARD GOODWIN BINDER·p. 62·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 1 - 2 - much encouragement to Costa Rica's support of Artime as possible without showing his activities. General Carter mentioned the eagerness of William D. Pawley to implement an operational plan against Cuba, purportedly designed to create a situation which m”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1963).·p. 49·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“TOP SECRET 38 Phone (Area 202) 5*4-640010 to t 3 C 1 when the United States and Russia reached an agreement that no 2 external invasion of Cuba would take place, did you turn 3 primarily to the ways and means of finding a dissident group 4 within Cuba that might be cap”

TRANSCRIPT from HALLEY·p. 41·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET gave a formal "go" to the Covert Action Plan of the Agency which had been agreed to by the 5412 Group. Mr. Nixon’s only reported comments during this meet ing concerned the cutting off of new capital to Cuba, the pulling out of private American firms,”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 261·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET forcefully as being sure their host would object. I asked if he was proposing overt in tervention by US armed forces. He said absolutely not. The essence of his plan would be to land in Cuba, presumably in the next month or two, a force of 600 tra”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 177·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET The meeting mentioned in the foregoing para graph was convened in Pawley's Miami residence on 1 April 1960, and the Agency's representatives briefed, among other things, on the problems being faced by the Cubans in exile who were trying to form a gove”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 263·source: semanticDerived signal70%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“14-00000 ‘a . • ewvFo • wrt r. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE c» 9) TOUTING urn, lit • SECRET 1]-------- - <r" Date. 6- —1 ----------- TO • DEFEDSED 11CM DIRECTOR c ROUTINE befits CONK, 1 PRIORITY • C OPERATIONAL NIuus no. I UOMEDIATE PAGE TWO CA 10 INFO an DIR OUT ”

BOOK MESSAGE CABLE:FROM ASCHAM: AS RESULT OF DEFEAT OF THE CUBAN OPERATION CONSIDERABLE·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET have already been made with the Bureau of Internal Revenue to permit individuals or corporate entities making donations to claim these donations as contributions to the US Government for tax purposes. He cautioned that this arrangement was being limi”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 264·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“ve actions. Attachment As Stated Return to Jamesk. Patchell James K. Patchell Lt. Colonel USA SECRET NW 66000 Docld:32424016 Page 2 NOTED BY SECRETARY OF THE ARMY EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC REGRADING DOD DIR 5200.10 DOES NOT APPLY SECRET SUB-COMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION 4 MAY 1963 ”

SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“■ Ponor IAras 2021 5*4 Goco 1 Mr. Halley.: Yes. That’s aff the top of my head. That’s 2 :my recollection of it-- 3 ME. Johnston, Just for the record, I think it was the ■ ■ % . ' 4 1019 1 Senator Sehweiker. But in sum and fubstande your duties 6 I were basically the s”

Untitled TRANSCRIPT·p. 9·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET it did provide a window to the activities of the Pawley group. Moreover, the Pawley group had a duplicate channel into Cuba and would not necessarily have been restricted by denial of the Agency channel. A restric tion was placed on the transmitta”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 267·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“El 249 ^ ^ M -^ W ^ 2 * 2 $8% 5 6 0 g 1 and ■ our COMINT, ELINT and other specialists to look at the OV and make & decision as to whether the operation should go or 3 not go. At that point I probably would have known that i was 4 a cache, that it contained weapons, that ”

Untitled TRANSCRIPT·p. 52·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“plan, was discussed at length. It was reported by Mr. Bundy that this program was developed more or less at the direction of higher authority. It was not the intention of higher authority to approve and authorize specific actions; what he was seeking was de tailed informatio”

SPECIAL GROUP.·p. 5·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“NW 50955 D ocId:32203771 Page 7 NO OBJECTION As. exci NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL s ed OR LECTION T0 (1)(B) US 1/6/94 OECLASSI1CRTICLMDMENT DECLASSic RELEASE OF HIS DOJ Lee 7/12/93 AS SANITIZED FEnSUNS/ENTITIES: DATES: CATEGORIES: CARD 3 Card 3 of 3 OCCURRENCE: (cont”

INDEX CARDS·p. 7·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“own. 6 9. Mr. Rusk suggested that continued pressure should be placed on Castro by keeping interest in the prisoner issue alive. 10. Action to be taken: CIA to prepare a new version of its variant plan, in accordance with the above-summarized discussion. This should be re”

RICHARD GOODWIN BINDER·p. 65·source: semanticDerived signal69%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“■ 1: 4 0 4 - - . - trend • AaLMe* de 7, y :, Ja, VEX o . 1 wee ****** together to try to keep these operations from going to Cuba,■ In that context, : • - - :: .a 5 :' coor clnation me chani Em that. we ■ had fo%. gstting bonts ■ our. 1: don’t recall our taking thei”

Untitled TRANSCRIPT·p. 25·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“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”

MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF·p. 11·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“Air Force operations should be either/ limited as outlined above or should cover the entire country. It was decided to refer the matter to higher authority for decision. I interposed: no objection to SAC's overflight of North Vietnam but merely took the / position that if the”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1964).·p. 8·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“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”

MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF·p. 12·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“om Secretary of Army to Mr. Cottrell, Chairman, Interdepartmental Committee on Cuba, dated 11 Jan 63 Attached is 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 ”

MEMORANDUM FOR DIRECTOR, JOINT STAFF·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“TION: RESTRICTIONS: CURRENT STATUS: DATE OF LAST REVIEW: OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS: CUBAN SUBVERSI ON IN LATIN AMERICA TRAVEL TO CUBA - IMPEDIMENTS PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret IB; 4 Redact 04/02/1998 Califano Papers, Box 4, Folder 19. Memo from Patchell to Vance re: the Seco”

SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUB-COMMITTEE·p. 11·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“the training of Cuban exiles. GRAY said the President approved this memo. (Note that Gray also said that he made a memo of this meeting and subsequent meetings on Cuba.) UWu NW 50955 DocId: 32423488 Page 69”

NOTES ON GORDON GRAY·p. 69·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 TOP SECRET 12. MR [no author], 27 Jan 61, sub: WHD Reporting on the Cuban Revolution and the Rise of Fidel Castro to Power, p. 6. S. McLean, Western Hemisphere Division, op. cit., I, 213-216. S. Hugh Thomas, Cuba, The Pursuit of Freedom (N.Y. 1971), pp. 1000-”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 368·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 V 000 3 April 1964 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of the Meeting of the Special Group, 2 April 1964 PRESENT: Mr. Bundy, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Vance, and Mr. McCone. Mr. Desmond FitzGerald was present for Items 1 and 2. Mr. John Waller was present for I”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1964).·p. 10·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“SEGIRIET 04 OC11968 MEMORANDUM NO. 71 FOR CAPTAIN E. R. ZUMWALT, JR., USN (OSD) MAJOR GENERAL J. D. ALGER, USA - .REAR ADMIRAL W. WENDT, USN MAJOR GENERAL J. W. CARPENTER, III, USAF BRIGADIER GENERAL W. K. JONES, USMC SUBJECT: Interdepartmental Coordinating Committee of ”

ICCCA: ACTIONS TAKEN DURING JULY-AUGUST 1963 IN CURBING CUBAN SUBVERSION·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 . CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS TOP SECRET IS March 19S0 Dear Gordon: Enclosed is a copy of a memorandum on U. S. action in Cuba which may be of interest to you.. Sincerely yours. Anleigh ARLEIGH BURKE The Honorable 11 Gordon Gray Special Assistant to the P”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 329·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“( THE WHITE HOUSE 08 Cuca WASHINGTON SECRET.- EYES ONLY January 9, 1964 MEMORANDUM TO THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Sabotage against Castro Three small-scale sabotage operations have been approved by the Special Group, but this recommendation is based on a routine con tinu”

Untitled REPORT·p. 470·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“000 L % 3 WE THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON September 23, 1963 SECRET EYES ONLY MEMORANDUM FOR MEMBERS OF THE SPECIAL GROUP SUBJECT: Covert Operations Against Cuba - Security Within ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------”

SPECIAL GROUP.·p. 18·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“November 22, 1961 MEL:ORANDOM TOr The Secretary of State The Secretary of Defense The Director of CIA The Attorney General General Taylor General Lenadale . Richard Goodwin The following to a summary of the major decisions which have been made to regard to the Cuba Oper”

RICHARD GOODWIN BINDER·p. 62·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“TOP SECRET 24 1 which did occur in'the case of Cuba, all of them took their 2 authority from and came for their authority to the 54/12 3 group. 4 And when there was a question in such a meeting as to 5 whether the matter required further judgment, it was the 6 respons”

TRANSCRIPT from BUNDY, MCGEORGE·p. 27·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 NE EYES ONLY 6 November 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Minutes of the Special Meeting of the Special Group, 5 November 1963 PRESENT: Mr. Bundy, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Vance, and Mr. McCone. The Attorney General, Mr. Helms, Mr. Cheever, Dr. Wheelon, and Co”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1963).·p. 61·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“SECRET 26 NOV 1963 MEMORANDUM NO. Si FOR CENTRAL YARLE C. WECELFE (JCS) MB. FRANK a. SLOAN, Dep Aest Sec/Def ISA (Regional Affairs) MAJOR GENERAL J. D. ALCER. USA OSA 353 Cuba EAR ADMIRAL W. F. A. WENDT, USN MAJOR CKNERAL 3. W. CARPENTER, III, USAF BRIGADIER GENERAL C”

INTERDEPARTMENTAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE OF CUBAN AFFAIRS: REPORT ON THE STATUS OF ACTIONS DESIGNED TO COUNTER SUBVERSION·p. 15·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“CODSEDDEDOTIIAL October 19, 1963 MEMORANDUM NO. 74 FOR GENERAL YARLEG. WHEELER (JCS) /CAPTAIN E. R. ZUMWALT, J3., USN (OSD) ,MAJOR GENERAL X ». ALGER, USA ob REAR ADMIRAL W. F.A. WENDT, USN MAJOR GENERAL J. W. CARPENTER, IX, USAF ERICALIER GENERAL WILLIAM R. JONES, USMC ”

INTERDEPARTMENTAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE OF CUBAN AFFAIRS: REPORT ON THE STATUS OF ACTIONS DESIGNED TO COUNTER SUBVERSION·p. 39·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“ECTS: DOCUMENT TYPE: CLASSIFICATION: RESTRICTIONS: CURRENT STATUS: DATE OF LAST REVIEW: OP ENING CRI TERIA : COMMENTS: CUBAN SUBVERSION IN LATIN AMERICA TRAVEL TO CUBA - IMPEDIMENTS PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT Secret 1B; 4 Redact 04/02/1998 Califano Papers, Box 4, Folder 19. Memo fro”

ICCCA: SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION·p. 11·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“SECRET Lt Col Haig/78029/29Oct63/md OSA 353-CUBA October 29, 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR MR. JOHN CRIMMINS 10/29/63 Coordinator of Cuban Affairs Department of State SUBJECT: Interdepartmental Coordinating Committee of Cuban Affairs: Revision of the Paper Entitled "Training of”

INTERDEPARTMENTAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE OF CUBAN AFFAIRS: REPORT ON THE STATUS OF ACTIONS DESIGNED TO COUNTER SUBVERSION·p. 36·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 taiSaaSSUBMESS 207 -2- missions (both contained in papers from the Coordinator of Cuban Affairs dated 7 May). There was no objection by the Group to any of the infiltration/ exfiltration operations. This approval includes the seven CIA operations, the infiltra”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1963).·p. 28·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“rmolinsky Mr. Califano LtCol Patchell ASG OSA, ASG. CONTROL NO.1126 G NW 66000 Docld:32424017 Page 2 Signed Joseph A. Califano, Jr. Joseph A. Califano, Jr. Special Assistant to the Secretory of the Army SECRET EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC PEGRADייז DOD DIR 5200.10 DOES NOT APPLY SECRE”

ICCCA: SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION·p. 2·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000. ( 0 98 5. The recommendation to overfly Laos was held in suspension. DoD was asked to bring in specific details of the particular 34A operations : which required such overflights and the probable advantages of continuing the operations by means of overflying Laos”

303 COMMITTEE MEETINGS (1964).·p. 7·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“mOQm 353 091.411 020 031.2 201 CUBA Staff JCS Reynolds, John SECRET 1-2-63 From: John Reynolds, HCS To: C/Staff Subj: Interdepartmental Coordinating Comte of Cuban Affairs: Rpt on Status of Implementation of Astions Designed to Counter Subversion (U) rw Incl: None Dis:”

INTERDEPARTMENTAL COORDINATING COMMITTEE OF CUBAN AFFAIRS: REPORT ON THE STATUS OF ACTIONS DESIGNED TO COUNTER SUBVERSION·p. 6·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“13-00000 Appendix C-3 CNO Correspondence with Department of State and NSC: 3) Memorandum for the Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs from Haydn Williams, 16 Mar 60, sub: US Policy toward Cuba”

INTERNAL DRAFT HISTORY OF THE BAY OF PIGS PREPARED BY JACK PFEIFFER , VOL III. EVOLUTION OF CIA'S ANTI-CASTRO POLICIES, 1959 - JANUARY 1961·p. 333·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“Second Progress Report of the Sub-committee on Cuban Subversion. v9.1 NW 66000 Docld:32424017 Page 1 JFK Revied Department of the Army EO 13526 Declassify Exclude Exempt Authority Refer To Review Date 8/12/2015 By lees. 33 SECRET May 7, 1963 MEMORANDUM NO. 37 FOR GENERAL EARLE G.”

ICCCA: SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION·p. 1·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY

“an Subversion of subject Committee. It is reques ted tha t comments be forwarded to me by 17 00 hour s on Mey 8. H there are no substantive comments, a telephonic response is requested, Attachment As Stated cc: Mr. Yarmolinsky Mr. Califano LtCol Patchell ASG OSA, ASG. CONTROL NO.”

ICCCA: SECOND PROGRESS REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION·p. 12·source: semanticDerived signal68%

MEMO HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW OF THE CUBAN OPERATION HELD AT HOME OF WILLIAM PAWLEY