“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 LBJ.LIBRARY MANDATORY REVIEW SUBMISSION LIST MR Case Number: NU 95-211. Name (Last, First, M.I.): MIDDLETON, HARRY J. Page 1 of 1 Address: LBJ Library, 2313 Red River Street, Austin, TX 78705 Consulting Agency: CIA File Location: See Below Date Completed: 5/24/95”
“14-00000 1 7 1 26 November 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Discussion with President Johnson - Sunday, November 24th at 10:00 a. m. I briefed President Johnson at his residence at 10:00 a. m. Briefing consumed approximately 20 minutes. Reviewed the Checklist ”
“} 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”
“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 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”
“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”
“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”
“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.”
“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”
“13-00000, TOP SECRET 79. Minutes of Special Group Meeting of 28 Apr 60 • from T. A. Parrott [29 Apr 60?]. S. Memo for E. Stanulis from J. D. Esterline, 30 Apr 60, sub: Review of Coordination with other Agencies. S. 80. Memo for Chief, JMARC/CI from Jacob D. Esterline, ”
“19 intelligence, but that other actions had failed toginfluence en significantly the course of events in Cuba. He spoke of the h w 20 21 weekly meetings of top officials on this problem, and again 22 noted the small accomplishments, despite the fact that Secre- 23 ta”
“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 ”
“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”
“Kennedy wanted to know the details of American activities in Latin America. 6. Goodwin Suggestions: Goodwin believed it impossible to control the activities of intelligence organizations without becoming involved in their day-to- day operations. What is required is an active Cong”
“SECRET MEMORANDUM FOR THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL’S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE © (Prepared for the Meeting of Thursday, January 23, 1963 at 10 a.m) FROM Coordinator of Cuban Affairs SUBJECT: ■ Current Problems Concerning Cuba 1. Verification of withdrawal of missiles. 2. Rem”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET across changing political and administrative lines. * 11/ With WH/4 in the throes of revising the anti- Castro program on the basis of the increased efficiency of the Castro military forces, an SNIE, Prospects for the Castro Regime, was issued, be”
“NO. . SUBJECT : DATE 1 CIA Report No. CS DB-3/652, 924' 17 Jan 63 (SECRET-NOFORN) 2 Memo fr McGeorge Bundy to NSC Exec Comm(C) 22 Jan 63 w/6Incls: 1(S); 2(TS);3(S); 4(S); 5(S) and 6(S) Drft Memo for NSC Exec Comm, subj: US Policy 23 Jan 63 Towards Cuba(TOP SECRET) .(in d”
“© 6 HW 50955 ONOujsrgOONSVHViO HO/ONVNOLVOHISS330 RELEASEO FTHISDOCNET ASSANITIZED DOCUMENT i> -3 -4 9 L DocId:32203773 Page. 28 PERSONS/ENTITTES: DATES: CAT EGORIES : RFK Mr. McCone Cor 9, 1962 McCeorge Bundy Dr. Wilson Th*. Parrot a Oct Special Group (Augmented) N”
“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,”
“: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 JOINT STAFF PAPERS (147 documents) Using broad topic guidelines provided previously by ARRB staff, the Joint Staff at the Pentagon has reviewed 40 boxes of records of Joint Chiefs Chairmen Lyman Lemnitzer, Maxwell Taylor, and Earle Wheeler for 1961-1964, as well as ”
“cluding impeding the movement of subversives and subversive trainees. NW 66000 Docld:32424696 Page 1 Released under the John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992 (44 USC 2107 Note). Case#:NW 66000 Date: 11-04-2021 [R] ITEM IS RESTRICTED TMENT OF DEFENSE DEPAR U”
“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 Washington Star, 2 Aug 76. U. 24. Memo for the President from Allen W. Dulles, 3 Aug 60, [sub: Intelligence Briefing for Democratic Candidates, July 1960]. (ER 60-6067). U. Memo for the Record from Allen W. Dulles, 21 Sep 60, [sub: Briefing of Sen. ”
“13-00000 2 5767 Pole 62-8090 62 2 November 1962 e-po MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Meeting on GA Matters with the Panel of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board 1. On 1 November, the Deputy Director (Plans) met with Messrs. Robert Murphy, Gordon Gr”
“13-00000 JOINT STAFF PAPERS (147 documents) Using broad topic guidelines provided previously by ARRB staff, the Joint Staff at the Pentagon has reviewed 40 boxes of records of Joint Chiefe Chairmen Lyman Lemnitzer, Maxwell Taylor, and Earle Wheeler for 1961-1964, as well as”
“€2 tm." 11 TO SECRET -... 24-day stay in Cuba,Fand our- Governmentfis equally in the darkatpss about Soviet and Cuban ‘plans’ for further .activities involving , % other countries in this Hemisphere. Also we are lacking intel- iho ligence on Cuba/Communist China' discussions.”
“14-00000 which would permanently impair the facilities under attack nor would they seriously impair Castro’s economic or military posture and, hence, serve no useful purpose. Furthermore, I estimated that under the laws of averages, a number of the teams would be rolled up a”
“SECRET 26 NOV 1963 MEMORANDUM NO. B2 FOR GENERAL TABLE a WHEELER (JCS) MR. FRANK H. SLOAN, Dep Asst Sec/Def ISA (Regional Affairs) MAJOR CENERAL J. D. ALGER, USA REAR ADMIRAL W. F. Ju WENDT, USN MAJOR GENERAL J. W. CARPENTER, III, USAF BRICADIER GENERAL C. J. QUILTER, 8”
“13-00000 : overthrow Castro. General LeMay wondered why we did not/use bombings. There was also a discussion of Navy and Air Force programs to protect raiders in international waters and in the event of hot pursuit. It was agreed that further planning would be conducted.; ”
“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, ”
“that we knew about their espionage operations in the United States and ask them to desist. In a meeting on 28 May 1964 Rusk expressed these reservations in the presence of DCI McCone and President John-F. Kennedy Secretary of Defense McNamara was also present, and there is n”
“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”
“13-00000 8 March 1960 ACEMORANDUM FOR: Director of Central Intelligence VIA: Deputy Director (Plans) SUBJECT: What we are doing in Cuba.* 1. This memorandum is for information only, and is for the Director’s use at the NSC 5412 Representatives Meeting which will consid”
“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”
“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 - ”
“#6 SECRET Fill September 30, 1963 TO: Members of Subcommittee on Castro-Communist Subversion. FROM: Chairman, Subcommittee on Cuban Subversion SUBJECT: Report for July - August on Actions Taken to Combat Castro-Communist Subversion. Attached is a draft of the Subcommitt”
“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”
“SECRET 06 LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL U. S, Senate, Preparedness Investigating Subcommittee, Committee on Armed Services, May , 1963. Honorable Richard B. Russell, Chairman, Committee on Armed Services U. S. Senate My Dear Mr. Chairman: There is transmitted herewith an in”
“13-00.000 Noted by ICO .% € nortsz DOCI 12 November 1963 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: Cuban Operations A meeting was held this morning with higher authority on the above subject. Present were: Mr. Rusk, Mr. McNamara, Mr. Robert Kennedy, Mr. Bundy, Mr. McCone, ”
“13-00000 TOP SECRET SPECIAL HANDLIK NOFORN 9 March 1962 COPY OF COPIES SPECIAL DISTRIBUTION REPORT BY THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE AND JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF REPRESENTATIVE ON THE CARIBBEAN SURVEY GROUP to the JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF on CUBA PROJECT (TS) The Chief of Oper”
“13-00000 3 - Mr. McCone went on to say that continuing reports are now being received, alleging the existence of various exotic items of materiel in Cuba. No one report appears to stand up, but he has directed that all such reports for the past ninety days be examined in t”
“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”
“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.”
“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”
“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 ”
“SECRET 17 DEC 1963 353 OSA CUBA MEMORANDUM FOR MR. JOHN H. CRIMMINS Coordinator Of Cuban Affairs Department of State 99°Ll-Z! SUBJECT: Interdepartmental Coordinating Committee Of Cuban Affairs: Report on the Status of Implementation of Actions Designed to Counter Sub”
“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 TOP SECRET 32. Note to Mr. Barnes from Richard Helms, 8 Mar 60, sub: [Revision of 8 Mar 60 paper for 5412 Group]. S. 33. [Memo] to Designated Representatives Under NSC 5412/2 [from T. A. Parrott, 8 Mar 60], sub: Covert Action Operations Against Fidel Castro. S.”