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are CIA informants,or on the Agency payroll, is unknown. (11) BUREAU OPERATIONS IN CUBA We operated informants in Cuba when we had a Legal Attache’s .Office in Havana. Informants reported on activities of communis …
the Cuban Pro-- ject for the Vice President. Hamilton states that Cushman advised him that i Nixon “as Chairman [sic] of the National Security Council, was the real spark plug behind the project" and the Administration’s focal point and trouble : shooter
GET OUT OF CUBA, WHERE SUAREC HAD BEEN WITH "MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY ON PROJECT DOING AN5 HE IS THE ONE HOLED UP 7 AB % COMPUTER COMPILATION O …
… ne 1970 Director, Domestic Contact Service (Chief, Services Division) IC DOSALD, Hugh C. Alleged Shipment of New Missiles to Cuba/Possible #189 460 Exaggeration IDCS mecorendum to 08 dated 30 January 1970 1. The information reported in the enclosed copies …
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… is employed at the Brazilian Consulate in Miami, Florida. Manuel was contracted to work for the $ Brazilian Embassy in Havana, Cuba from 1 January 1933 through the first part of 1963. He served as Vice Consul up until his departure from Cuba in 1963. His wif …
… oad; In 1957 I was in England with a sport delegation; in 1958 was again in England with a sport delegation; in 1960 I was in Cuba with a delegation of specialists of nickel industry; . in 1961 I was sent in Bulgaria with the aim to help to 1 department 2 …
… e, until just before the pitch was made. In short, there is no reason to believe that the accounts by NOSENKO of his trips to Cuba and to Bulgaria are not essentially true. or that if they are true they necessarily reflect on his claim to having been super …
… th regard to KOSOLAPOV’s second trip to Helsinki it is noted that it took place at about k. the same time NOSENKO traveled to Cuba. It is also ■ 5) noted that GARLAND denied that he was contacted on the train by any Russian, despite the fact that KOSOL …
th ( J 0 a SECRET SJ 109-44 REQUEST OF BUREAU: In view of the possibility that CIA source is SLUIS POSADA who is reported to be furnishing information to a Cuban exile in the U. S. the Bureau should consider reporting this through liaison to CIA. 8
… RMATION REPORT.NOT FINALLY EVALUATED INTELLIGENCE S-E-C-R-E-T REPORT NO. CS DB-312/01409-68 DATE DISTR. 28 June 1968 COUNTRY Cuba DOI SUBJECT Late April 1968 Prison Break at El Principe Prison in Havana Jr. MM ACQ Canada, Ottawa (25 June 1968) FIELD N …
thrown into contact with Vietnamese, Cubans, etc. of interest to WOFIRM and whom we wouldwelcomereports. This line has the virtue of having less blow-back potential should our approach be declined and we would hope that once a relationship with her had bee
… ntion: Mr. Frank S. Bartos Dear Sir: this SUBJECT: Miguel Angel DIAZ Isalgue (A 11 264 049) DPOB: 14 February 1937, Matansas, Cuba Subject is a contract employee of this Agency engaged in activities in the furtherance of the national intelligence mission. …
… DATE: 5 April 1968 • 1 FROM Chief, Alien Affairs Staff SUBJECT: Miguel Angel DLAZ Isalgue DPOB: 14 February 1937, Matanzas, Cuba $ Ama #253233(C) 1 9 vice € 03 1. Robert Fambrini, WH/4A, R.L. 1069, reported • subject is scheduled for TDY travel to A …
MM 492-S furnished SA JAMES D. HAYES the following report on Cuban Power and bombings in the Miami area, along with informant’s comments and conclusions: The newspaper ’’PATRIA/’ which is directed by ARMANDO GARCIA SIFREDO, has always been opposed to terr
… me service passport and his passport photograph, confirm that NOSENKO, a "minerals engineer", transitted Amsterdam en route to Cuba on 15 November 1960, was in . 0001525 253 TS No. 197124 Top Secret Copy 10
14-00000 HOBBY Foundation. On 22 October 1965 a PCEA was issued HOBBY for the same use in WHI/ Cuba activities as that outlined for his mother.- 1966clearance Provisional This4February samefirmed for the vas use. into a Cover …
(HOBBY Foundation. On 22 October 1965 a POBA was issued to BOBBY% for the same use in WH/ Cuba activities as that outlined for his mother. ' A 1This Provisional clearance vas firmed into a Covert Security Approval • 240 on …
… ional Approval on 2 X 1963. The ren stayed at a home near 20 February 1960 for use as a Lacombe, Louisiana, ‘ PP Agent, Havana, Cuba? T***- SOURCES 24 Memorandum No. 5, Enclosures 3 and T. $ OS INDICES RESULTS: 2M Subject, a 32 year old Cuban exile, wa …
… rational Approval on 1963. The men stayed at a home near 20 February 1960 for use as a "4 Lacombe, Louisiana. PP Agent, Havana, Cuba. is, SOURCE; - Memorandum No. 5, Enclosures 3% K. and 7. RETURN TO CIA Background Use Onlyy Do Not Reproduce OS INDICES …
… epresentatives for Fidel Castro in America. They.began working in the FPCC to restore Castro’s image. Gibson arranged a trip to Cuba for several individuals and had been involved in an incident in Monroe, N.C., in which a white couple claimed to have been arre …
since he is unable to travel to Miami, has requested ALONSO to come to Mexico or to CSJ converse ’ with NICOLAS RODRIGUEZ AZTARAEN, attached to the CS connection with this matter $2 Cuban Mission To the United Nations in New York City in CS I /MM T-1 is
with MANOLO RAY and RUFOS LOPEZ. V IFRESQUET. ' ROBLEJO discussed "the possibility of RAY and LOPEZ FRESQUET becoming active in seeking the release of Cuban political prisoners. However, no definite agreement or • conclusion was reached. -2- SECRET HW
2 mentions proposal E acsassinnte Bestro M31 met Gen Cushman win Jake E. disines 31A Nixon and his Chitling Border held Nison in low esteem Py 33 Jimmy" reepmoth fngryment perwring infiltration P438 deserts affere an Carol Sables MEsT Douglas GUPTON,
9 34 1A 4/3/67 airtel SECRE 1 - Mr. DeBuck 1 HE&E.N ML SMORD 383H 3/90X2 STJ3HIO CS 72 To: INPNRMATION CONTAINED SAC, Miami ((134-1198 : ' From: Director, FBI) (134-14264) UNCuASSINIED DOLPHIN 00 (S) EX 106 IS coop MAT CU Reurairt
… times, did hold sentiments of chagrin and embitterment that President Kennedy had not more forcefully pursued a "liberation" of Cuba. Whether or not this animus, which could be discerned as occasional signs of anger or of contempt or of discouragement, might h …
… is inactive and will be allowed to remain so. It was placed in this status 20 -1 due to a flap wherein an agent was captured in Cuba who had knowledge of this vessel and its ownership. There was no 21 public exposure in the Miami area. However, because of the …
Lori station. has contractual arranges 3 UCOSC who will be prosecuted, it will be very easy YOT the defense to drag CIA Xicmi into the case. The defence has only to obtain testimony (true or perjured) frcz oac the defendants. r to cus.on as dofense witnes
7 I ( - S MEMORANDUM January 11, 1967 “„ 551-7420-56-05415- TO: LOUTS IVON, INVESTIGATOR referral (LattyPageth FROM: LYNN LOISEL, INVESTIGATOR RE: PHONE CALL FROM JIMMY JOHNSON REGARDING FERRIE AND. THE SMITI CASE (January 10, 1967, 4:00 P. M.)'
… O-FACED" ATTITUDE of U.S. GOVT WHICH STOPS ANTI-COMMUNIST EXILE FIGHTERS FROM USING U.S. 3 AS BA SE FOR ACTION AGAINST CASTRO CUBA BUT ALLOWS WOFACT TO CARRY OUT SUCH ACT IVITY. FURTHER AIMS ARE TO SHOW EXILE COMMUNITY THAT MIRR AND ANC ARE "ACTIVIST" GROU …
104-10178-10046 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 4 SECR ET > . RETURN TO CIA s 60 • Background Use Only 03up ash punosge .Do Not Reproduce . - Wis OJ NWNC 9 Y. • PTTOR/IPUN 7 September 1966 TO : C/Cove
DE: RETURN TO BRANCH Fill 03 MESSAGE FORM XXXXXXXXXXXYXXXXXXXXX ORIG : MARVIN FRANCIS:ad 20 TOTAL Copissi ROUTING MOP unit : WH/C/FI/TC • INDEX FL S E CR ET 1 TC i5 CI EXT : R. 1271 NO INDEX 2 '67 CA DATE: 29 MARCH 1966 3 FI 0 55 FILE IN cs FILE N
… RY £ F: 1. DELORRY (D) ARRIVED ITALY 9 MARCH, ROME 12 MARCH. RETURNING. FROM HOME 15 MARCH TO SUBMIT DETAILED REPORT. 2. ETA CUBA ABOUT 1 APRIL. AT SUGGESTION FIDEL (F) GIVING DINNER PARTY FOR HIM SOON THEREAFTER... • 3. D SAYS ANNIE DE QUENDOZ co (NO STA T …
… MS QUIkIALS D X COMMY D SAVERIO - TUTINO 201-353093 NOT SAFELY TUTINO D AMLASN/I AMTRUNK/10 F: .: A A 1 VIVA A/13 D NOT sas soc CUBA "n soc CESARE ZACCHY :0:-7>3588 GoC VATICAN CUBANS shLalun susTavo ARCOS Y SERONES * Pis Comply with th to on o ReduagAeron • …
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 Qrri
… rogist guerrilla hud terrorist activity fomented ty the 1 ( Communist Party or Venozuo To if! th aid and onenuragecout 14 from Cuba. Vouczuela is getting uaxime attention from Castro iu his effort to 103 bring al out conquuiat tale-over ta Latin America, lea …
14-00000 .. BIOGRAPHIC DATA NAME Luis Clemente POSADA Carriles DOB 15 February 1925 - Cuba EMPLOYER ^ri-State Engineering J29 DATE EMPLOYED 1 September 1965 POSITION . Technical Supervisor SALARY $300. 00 net per won …
IL. RE: MYRIAM FINKELMAN Y WINER SamV 800 SOUTH 1MIAMI Benton MIAMI TREAS BEACH, URE- same Brother DRIVE as above do Francis Lyons ELA. 1 Sister - 14 Walton Street, Portland, MAINE (u) Salomon Finkelman Brother - 3105 SW 79th Avenue, Miami, Flori
… with automobiles and automobile insurance. He has j associated with BARLETTA who had the General Motors franchise ; in Havana, Cuba, for many years. Rivera Amba Source stated that RIVERO has a pleasant personality but described him as a heavy drinker and sta …
… her organization. This source stated that LEE believed that the FPCC should advocate resumption of diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States and should support the right of Cubans to manage their revolution without interference from other nations …
"connections" withNSNAFU-19, and "Habana" would be lost. AMWHIP-1 opined that he thought it likely that the Cubans would check her out in Bolivia) 2. AMWHIP suggested the possibility of using a cutout to introduce AMBUNNY-1 to the UNSNAFU-19 installation.
qualifications stressing the fact that she had gone to school in the U. S. , had worked here, and had done a hitch as a social secretary for the merican Ambassador in La Paz.) 06 Subject drew the obvious conclusions that it might be difficult to dummy up A
… GINATOR : FBI FROM: HQ TO: TITLE: DATE : 05/10/1965 PAGES: 2 SUBJECTS : CIA LIAISON MATERIAL FOREIGN POLITICAL MATTERS CUBA DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION : Secret RESTRICTIONS : 1B; 1C; 4 ' CURRENT STATUS : Redact DATE OF LA …
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Cuba. Since Aragones cleared AMLASH-1 for his trip abroad, he is in a way responsible that AMLASH-1 do not defect and returns to Cub …
Orozco in Jan 1964 exfiltrated through the rat line established by AMICE-14 (Miguolito). Upon his return to Cuba, AMLASH-1 will check the above with AMTRUNK-10; and, if Orozco is under the control of the security service, will decide and c …
FIRST WEEK JAN AND ALMOST IMMEDIATELY SPOTTED AND REPORTED TO AUTHORITIES BY CUBAN FARMERS. THUS SEEMS LIKELY GROUP OF FOUR CAUGHT 7 JAN, AND SEVEN OTHERS SOUGHT, COULD BE PART OF WHAT CASTRO CALLED THE 20-30 MAN GROUP INFILTRATING ON GUTIERREZ’ ORDERS. .*
Mexico City. The allegation was that he had received under rather odd circumstances a substantial amount of money in the Cuban Embassy, and the statement was made by one who claimed to have seen this transaction take place. After a very thorough 128
… W For Entrich 1. ACCORDING ROME 2136 (IN 40005) SUBJ REF IS BUENAVENTURA FRANCISCO (DELLUNDE) Y PUYANS, DPOB 12 DEC OS SANTIAGO CUBA. CREDIT MANAGER ROME HILTON WITH WHOM ROME STATION IN INFREQUENT CONTACT UNDER ODACID COVER. ASSESSED AS WILLING AID KUBARK BUT …