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30 JUL 077

MEMORANDUM FOR: The Inspector General

ATTENTION : Mr. Scott Breckinridge, Jr.

VIA : Acting Deputy Director for Operations

FROM : George V. Lauder
Acting Chief, Latin America Division

SUBJECT : Latin America Division Task Force Report
of Possible Cuban Complicity in the
John F. Kennedy Assassination

1. Attached is the Latin America Division report of
findings relative to Cuban complicity in the assassination
of former President John F. Kennedy. This research which was
conducted from mid-October 1976 to June 1977 at the direction
of the Deputy Director of Central Intelligence, E. Henry Knoche,
reviewed all Agency operations conducted against Cuba from
1 January 1960 to 1 January 1965 (concentrating on the period
1 January 1960 to 22 November 1963). We found no definitive
proof that the Castro regime was implicated in the Kennedy
assassination.

2. The report is comprised of the following sections:

LAD/JFK Task Force How Research was conducted

Attachment A: Chronology of Findings (125 pages)
with a Top Secret Annex (14 pages)

Attachment B: List of Task Force participants

Attachment C: Outline of the complete LAD/JFK
Task Force files and description
of their contents.

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This massive and thorough research effort with all back-up
documents has been assigned the official classification
number 019-604-001. This report is submitted in the format
requested by Mr. Scott Breckinridge, Jr., Task Force Leader.

/s/ George V. Lauder

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SUBJECT: Latin America Division/JFK Task Force How
Research was Conducted

1. The LA Division Task Force to investigate records
in connection with the assassination of President Kennedy
was formally organized in mid-October 1976. Its purpose,
basically, was to research all Agency operations conducted
against Cuba from 1 January 1960 to 1 January 1965
(concentrating on the period up to 22 November 1963) for
any evidence that such operations might have provoked the
Government of Cuba to take executive action against
President Kennedy. Researchers were also alert to activities
seemingly directed against the U.S./CIA.

2. Reference to material for this research was obtained
from the LAD Registry, the Cuba Desk machine runs, and a
special comprehensive file listing prepared for this purpose
by ISS (Information Services Staff). It was originally
thought that material pertinent to the search would number
approximately 900 operational folders, plus related 201
dossiers. It was later determined, however, that a thorough
review should include additional operational and subject
files which brought the total to well over two thousand files.
In view of the date of the material, much of it, both operational

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and subject, has been retired to Archives at Warrenton,
Virginia. The remainder is held at Headquarters in
IP/Files or IP/Archives. All 201 dossiers are retained
at Headquarters. This material is easily retrievable
through the use of specific job numbers and file reference
numbers recorded and retained in the LAD/JFK Task Force
files (too numerous to cite herein.)

3. Following is a breakdown of the types and numbers
of files reviewed, criteria employed in the research, the
findings, and organization of the material:

a. Types and Number of Files Reviewed:

1. Operational 1,729
(601 with findings and
1,128 with no findings)

2. Subject 547
(186 with findings and
361 with no findings)

3. Cuba Policy Files 101

4. C/WHD Chrono Files (TFW Chronos) 37 (13-49)

5. Official 201 dossiers 100 plus

TOTAL 2,514

b. Criteria Used in the Research:

As a guide the research group followed some
33 Terms of Reference provided by the Deputy IG, which
were compiled on the basis of issues raised in Book V,
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of the Senate Select Committee Final Report on the
Assassination. (Book V, and a 23 May 1967
Memorandum for the Record by the Inspector General
on Plots to Assassinate Fidel Castro, were required
reading for the researchers.) In addition to the
Terms of Reference, the group remained alert to other
items of interest brought to its attention by the IG
staff, on an ad hoc basis. A name trace was always
run, and/or 201 dossier, if available, reviewed, on
any individual allegedly involved in an assassination
plot against President Kennedy or Fidel Castro.
This
task was made somewhat easier as the result of a
memorandum prepared by the Cuba Desk, in August 1975,
based on traces of the names in the Black Book that
Fidel Castro passed to George McGovern which dealt
with individuals allegedly involved in assassination
attempts against Castro.

c. Findings and Organization of the Findings:

Each researcher submitted a draft paper noting the
Subject of the folder (s) reviewed, a brief description of the
activity, and a copy of the document (s) (findings) which
contained information believed to be pertinent to the re-
view. Also included were Job numbers, Official File
numbers, inclusive dates of material researched, and
number of volumes reviewed. Beginning in January 1977, at
the request of the IG Staff, the researchers also began
noting FBI and/or other government agencies knowledge of

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information. Separate, finished, memoranda were prepared,
on the basis of these data, including the heading Findings.
This heading lists the specific document number (s) and
other pertinent data, and a few lines providing the gist
of the document (s) for purpose of easy and quick
reference. These memoranda, with a copy of the document (s)
attached, are filed in alphabetical order, by project and
subject, in hard-back green folders as part of the official
LAD/JFK Task Force files under the official classification
number 019-604-001 (Volumes XI through XX). Also included
in the records are two folders (Volumes IX and X) con-
taining 1,439 draft memoranda with negative findings.

4. Appended are the following:

A) Chronology of Findings (125 pages) with
Top Secret UMBRA Annex (14 pages);

B) List of Task Force participants and their
functions;

C) Outline of the complete LAD/JFK Task Force
files and description of their contents.

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ATTACHMENT A

CHRONOLOGY of FINDINGS (125 Pages)
with a TOP SECRET Annex (14 Pages) Code Word Material

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CHRONOLOGY OF FINDINGS

Anti-Castro Activities Cuba 19-9-9

HVCA 11020 dated 28 February 1964

A Caracas Station asset reported an operation called
"Plan Judas" being constructed at that time inside
Cuba. The plan reportedly involved an internal
uprising with the support of certain Cuban military
figures conspiring against Fidel CASTRO. Key figures
reportedly included Juan ALMEIDA, Efigenio AMEIJEIRAS
Delgado, Pepin NARANJO, Regino BOTTI, and two COSSIO
brothers. On 24 February 1964, Francisco SUAREZ
Quinones, a JURE (Revolutionary Junta) member in
Caracas, told U.S. Embassy officials that JURE was
then sponsoring a plan to assassinate Fidel CASTRO and
other high-ranking Cuban Government officials as part
of an operation designed to incite an internal rebellion
in Cuba. The Station reported this plan, speculating
that it may be connected in some way with Plan Judas.

DBA 77673 dated 15 July 1964 (FBI)

Reported plan of Cuban exile leaders to assassinate
selected Cuban Government leaders. Individuals involved
included Byron CAMERON, owner of m.v. "Cayman Hope,"
Teofilo BABUN Franco, co-owner of Antillean Marine Shipping

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Corp. and two BABUN employees, Oscar FERNANDEZ Veigo
and Eliseo GOMEZ Fernandez; also, Jose "Pepin" BOSCH,
Julio LOBO Olavarria and Eduardo GARCIA of the Garcia
Lines, New York City. One of the ship owners allegedly
had contacts with the underworld through his partner,
a former police officer from St. Louis with tie-in
to elements of the "Cosa Nostra."

DBA 92798 dated 7 December 1964 (FBI)

An FBI source reported an attempt to be made against
Fidel CASTRO, Raul CASTRO and "Che" GUEVARA within
Cuba during period 20 Dec 64 to 10 Jan 65 by a small
elite group in La Cabana Military Base, Havana, which
belonged to a security section inside of the Cuban
Intelligence Service. Plans were to be carried out
by Cubans in Cuba with no help from the U.S.

Anti-CASTRO PM Operations 19-9-9

DBA 43687 dated 20 June 1963 (FBI)

On 18 June 1963 an unnamed representative of Ejercito
Cubano Anticomunista (Cuban Anti-Communist Army) met with
a representative of Santos TRAFFICANTE, described as
a former gambling czar in Cuba and presently a member
of the Mafia in the U.S., in an effort to obtain rockets,
high explosives, and detonators for use in raids
against Cuba.

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DBA 45327 dated 12 July 1963 (FBI)

Manolo AGUILAR, 829 S.W. 9th Avenue, Miami, leader
of the Frente Revolucionario Anticomunista (FRAC)
(Anti-Communist Revolutionary Front) obtained some
100 Beretta 7.65 caliber pistols with silencers which
his organization planned to eventually use in Cuba to
assassinate various Cuban leaders. AGUILAR allegedly
obtained these pistols from an unidentified American
who had connections with the Mafia.

DBA 45895 dated 19 July 1963 (FBI)

On 15 July 1963 the Miami News carried an article "Back
Stage with Bobby" by Hal Hendrix, which related growing
speculation in Miami and Washington that Attorney General
Robert Kennedy was quietly backing a new anti-Castro
operation with exiles Manuel ARTIME, Enrique RUIZ Williams,
and Roberto and Jose SAN ROMAN. All held high posts in
Brigade 2506 (Bay of Pigs). Speculation linked Kennedy's
close association with these exiles to a deal with
Nicaragua through ex-President Luis SOMOZA.

Anti-CASTRO PM OPERATIONS 19-9-9/1

DBA 78251 dated 18 August 1964 (FBI)

Reported plan of Cuban exile leaders to assassinate

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selected Cuban Government leaders. Prices allegedly
agreed upon were $100,000 to assassinate Fidel CASTRO;
$20,000 for Raul CASTRO; and $20,000 for "Che"
GUEVARA. This information was provided to the FBI
by another Government Agency that allegedly had
several meetings with one Byron CAMERON, Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. CAMERON allegedly was acquainted
with several policemen in St. Louis with ties to
the underworld. CAMERON denied involvement with
policemen connected with the underworld and said he
had never discussed with anyone plans to assassinate
Fidel or others.

JMARC Operation 19-120-15

DIRECTOR 36823 (OUT 90086) 25 June 1960

Cable to Mexico and Havana. Reported that five
Castro agents recently left Cuba, 3 for Miami and
2 for New York, with task to abduct AMHAWK (Manuel
Antonio VARONA y Loredo). Source was PELAEZ (fnu) thru
BARKER's wife. Information was passed to the FBI.

Suggested that VARONA be warned to take normal security
precautions.

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XAAZ 6269 (OUT 90031) 26 June 1960

The Agency provided the above information on proposed
abduction of VARONA to the FBI, and advised that the
same information was being sent to I&NS.
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JMARC PM Operations General 19-132-2

DIRECTOR 09972 (OUT 88974) 31 Oct 1960

Cable to Guatemala giving details of training
of assault force for paramilitary ops against Cuba.

GUAT 821 (IN 1688) 13 January 1961 to BELL.

FYI: Reported that Alexander ROURKE, free lance newsman
from New York City in Miami, told ESOLEO-1 that Frank
FIORINI and Dr. Orlando BOSCH of Miami, representing
man in Cuba named DIEGO (fnu), were recruiting and
equipping force in Florida to assault Cuba 18 January.
The organization was receiving financial aid from an
organization in New York City known as Anti-Communist
International Association.

DBF 90801 dated 10 March 1961 (FBI)

New York FBI office advised that invasion of Cuba
was to take place week of 6 March 1961 by members of
an anti-Castro group from Nassau, Bahamas, British
West Indies.

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JMARC Program 19-120-15/2

MASH 1470 (IN 38669) 6 Nov 1960.

Cable to CIA Headquarters and Havana stating that
RECAREY, (fnu), cousin of a Guat trainee, arrived
MASH from Havana on 5 November to check bonafides
of Eduardo OJEDA Camaraza. OJEDA had made contact
with AMYUM/AMRUNG Havana and told details of MASH
recruitment, training, names of trainees and mission
in Cuba. MASH feared AMRUNG/AMYUM may try kill OJEDA
as Castro penetration/provocateur if bonafides not
established.

RIMM 5846 (IN 2708) 4 June 1961

Radio message #84 from agent in Cuba advised "functionary of
Italian Embassy by name of MORATORI says he works for one
intelligence org. of yours, says he is in contact with
Martin Elena and others and that you have plans for
invasion within 30 days after killing Fidel. Advise if
we can confide in MORATORI."

BELL 0987 (OUT 9804) 6 June 1961

Radio message #72 to agent "MORATORI unknown to us. Do
not confide in him. MORATORI's information of pending
invasion within 30 days after killing Fidel not true.
Beware of rumor mongers and provocateurs."

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AMBLEAK 19-6-58/3,4

UFG 2267 dated 23 January 1963

Reported on activities of Manuel Antonio VARONA
of "Rescate" (Revolutionary Democratic Rescue) in
Costa Rica and other Central American countries re
discussing Cuban situation with foreign ministers of
those countries. While in Costa Rica he negotiated
with local political personalities to recruit and train
an anti-Communist paramilitary force along lines then
being developed in Colombia.

AMBRUSH Operation 19-5-6

Document dated 19 August 1961 (No document symbol)

Handcarried to Headquarters from JMWAVE. Document
contains comments from AMPAL-1 on pro-Cuban sources
in the U.S. He reported information from other sources
that Fidel CASTRO is sending in many G-2 women instead
of men for his clandestine operations between U.S and
Cuba. Also reported that the Russians have spies in the
Pentagon that pull for Fidel CASTRO, and agents in all
branches of the U.S. Government of importance including
the CIA. Further, that all people in Cuba picked up
for working for CIA are done so because of information
from these agents. The source was told of suspicions of
one Eugenio, a Cuban. /COMMENT: SLIPSTREAM-1 in 1976
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agent. One Eugenio Rolando MARTINEZ Careaga was
a Miami Station agent involved in the Watergate
breakin. There was no reference to assassination
in this file.

AMCANOE Operation 19-6-91

TDCSDB 3/654,571 dated 9 May 1963

Reported meeting on 7 May 63 between Paulino A. SIERRA,
a Cuban lawyer from Chicago, and representatives of 43
Cuban exile groups in Miami. SIERRA claimed he had
backing of wealthy Chicago business people who were
willing to loan up to $30 million dollars for the
purpose of overthrowing the Castro Government. SIERRA
said the money could be made available to organizations
having the capability of carrying out clandestine activity
in Cuba.

WAVE 8743 (IN 43724) 22 May 1963

A Miami Station asset reported information from Julio
GARCERAN del Vall y Souza, of the PGCC, (Pro-Constitutional
Government of Cuba in Exile) who, on 9 May 63, said that
Cuban exile groups were puzzled with regard to the American
policy toward Cuba and the exile community. GARCERAN said
that among persons who recently visited him were Enrique
RUIZ Williams Alfert, a personal friend of Attorney
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PERULLERO (fnu). Those three reportedly represented
a group of members of Brigade 2506 who had been
training at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. RUIZ Williams
was trying to form a nucleus for an invasion force.
GARCERAN had been offered use of a large ranch in Colombia
for operations against Cuba but feared that use of such
would create an international incident and provoke a
war between Cuba and Colombia.

Memorandum for the Record by Carl Trettin 3 Mar 1964

AMCANOE-1 reported that an acquaintance of his (un-
identified), a businessman and ship owner with interest
in slot machine business placing them in gambling
houses placed the man in contact with elements in
the underworld primarily through his partner, a former
St. Louis police officer. Through the latter, there
was tie-in with the Cosa Nostra. The Cosa Nostra
interests alleged to have numerous contacts still
available to them in Cuba and offered to assassinate
Castro for $150 thousand dollars.

UFGA 15233 dated 15 April 1964

Report on a Byron CAMERON who said that he represented
an unidentified group of persons who had made contact
with two Cuban gangsters who were willing to kill Fidel
CASTRO. CAMERON reportedly was associated with a Mr.
S.W. TYLER (no identifiable traces) of Caribbean
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JENNE (no traces) with the firm F.A. Johnson, Inc.,
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. CAMERON was reported as
allegedly belonging to the Mafia.

UFGA 15954 dated 11 May 1964

On 3 March 64 CAMERON held a meeting with Teofilo BABUN
Franco, Oscar FERNANDEZ Viego, Eliseo GOMEZ Fernandez,
Freddie GARCIA, Eddie GARCIA and Miguel Guillermo
TRUYOL-Gimeno. CAMERON mentioned that he was in contact
with an unidentified group who would be willing to
assassinate select Cuban officials for cash: specifically
CAMERON was interested in assassinating Fidel CASTRO,
Raul CASTRO and "Che" GUEVARA. They agreed on $100
thousand for Fidel, $20 thousand for Raul and $20
thousand for "Che." CAMERON made it fairly clear at
the beginning that the Mafia was involved.

AMCLOCK Production and Correspondence 19-6-133/4
(Currently PLSLSTEEL)

ESGW 193 dated 2 September 1960

Dispatch from Headquarters to Geneva and Bern
forwarding general requirements for asset. One
question was precautions taken to prevent possible
assassination attempts of top Cuban officials.

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TDCSDB 3/651,885 dated 25 October 1962

Reported view of Soviet diplomat on the Cuban
situation. The Soviet diplomat, Minister MOLYAKOV,
told a Bloc diplomat that he thought the U.S. action
with regard to Cuba was "an election affair." He
professed to believe that Kennedy learned on an
election tour that his popularity had dropped and
undertook the Cuban measure to "become the leader
Further, that it
again," and gain mass support.
worked, and Kennedy again had succeeded in being
the ''man of the nation." The Soviet diplomat commented
that the USSR would not let the American move go
without retaliation. /COMMENT: This no doubt referred
to the missile crisis.7

TDCSDB 3/652,011 dated 1 November 1962

Reported reaction of Satellite officials to the Cuban
missile developments. One remarked that Cuba was as
important to the USA as to the USSR and thus conflict
was inevitable. Some agreed that President Kennedy
had made a tactical error in not simply invading Cuba
without warning. An East European remarked that all the
European nations had shown understanding of "Kennedy and
his ships, and would let him play around with them until
the elections, but after the elections he would have to
put them away and negotiate seriously." The source
commented that it was clear that the officials had no clear
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ramifications of Cuba would be, but were talking to
reinforce their faith.

GNVA 6117 (IN 00894) dated 18 January 1964

Report on Soviet Bloc officials' attitude towards U.S.
internal political developments. An East European
attributed the assassination of President Kennedy to
the Birch Society but stated that something must have
gone wrong at the last moment. He speculated that an
attack on the USSR was to have followed on the heels
of the assassination but had somehow been forestalled.

GNVA 4523 (IN 38202 ) dated 19 December 1962

Reported that Soviet offensive missiles were introduced
into Cuba as part of a twofold Soviet-Cuba plan which
was agreed upon "several months ago." Emplacement of
Soviet defensive missiles was to constitute the first
phase. For the second phase, a major Soviet fleet unit
was to have been invited to visit Cuba on a cruise. This
was expected to cause immediate U.S. reaction, but the
presence of Soviet fleet units surrounding Cuba was
considered an effective guarantee that the U.S. would
not resort to immediate invasion or other armed action to
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a major change of U.S. policy towards Cuba. It was
anticipated that U.S. reaction would be violent, and from
the beginning the plan called for immediate withdrawal
at the price of agreement by U.S. that it would end
hostile attitude towards Cuba. The Soviets did not
implement phase two. This disappointed and angered
the Cubans. The Cuban leaders considered that the
Soviets had besmirched its own honor and offended the pride
of Cuba. KHRUSHCHEV composed a letter to President
Kennedy proposing a deal concerning Soviet missile
bases in Cuba and American bases in Turkey. KHRUSHCHEV
reportedly later regretted the phraseology and not
having consulted with Cuba prior to dispatch of the
letter.

GNVA 6316 (IN 31199) dated 3 March 1964

Raul ROA said that prior to his assassination, President
Kennedy "established certain contacts" with Cuba.
Kennedy had sent emissaries to contact Cubans. ROA
specifically cited contacts that had taken place in
New York. ROA thought that Kennedy would have gone on
to negotiate with Cuba, for practical reasons, which
would have been to Cuba's advantage. He thought that
President Johnson was unaware of Kennedy's actions.

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AMCOBRA (later AMBANTY) Operation 19-132-11

WAVE 7250 (IN 57364) dated 12 November 1963

Radio message from agent. "The sewage chief of Havana was
executed. He was accused of having given the sewage
plans to the CIA in order to install the bombs that
exploded during Fidel's speech to the Defense Committees."

WAVE 7523 (IN 61119) dated 15 November 1963

Radio message from agent. "The obligatory military
service makes us reduce intelligence information.
have to decide between insurrection and departing Cuba.
I have decided on insurrection. I hope you will help
me with the weapons I need."

WAVE 7594 (IN 61966) dated 16 November 1963

Message to agent. "As you agreed when you were here,
there can be no insurrection in Cuba until it can take
place simultaneously throughout Cuba. Such a total
uprising is not possible at this time."

WAVE 7593 (IN 61967) dated 16 November 1963

Message to agent. "If you insist on precipitant action
before the whole plan is ready you are going to draw all
the enemy forces down upon you and the people of Pinar
which will result in the complete destruction of every-
thing you and your men have labored so hard to create.
We cannot support an insurrection now. We will continue
to support you and group as agreed upon."
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WAVE 7707 (IN 62544) dated 17 November 1963

Message to agent. We are unable to support insurrection
in Pinar now because it would be premature.

WAVE 8125 (IN 67382) dated 24 November 1963

Message from agent. "Sincere grief and condolence for loss
of the greatest leader and statesman of our time,
John Kennedy."

WAVE 8598 (IN 75428) dated 6 December 1963

Message to agent. "Thank you for sincere condolences
on death of President Kennedy."

AMCOG Operation 19-6-63

WAVE 1465 (IN 11710) dated 4 February 1964

Agent reported that he was told that OSWALD was in
Havana between 2 and 7 October 1963. A lady saw him in
shirt sleeves, wearing good shoes and smoking American
cigars accompanied by Clemente MORERA, an employee of
Terminales Mambisas who belongs to the DSE. He (OSWALD)
was seen by the sister of Comandante MIRANDA."

/COMMENT: Note document # 517-218 for FOIA Review on
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COMMANDOS MAMBISAS 19-126-45

A 4 November 1963 Miami Herald article, and 12
November 1963 Washington Post article revealed that
Fidel CASTRO was extremely upset at the recent
successes of the Commandos Mambisas raids targetted
principally against sugar cane industry.

AMCONCERT Project 19-6-41

The Agency began this project in March 1960. Its
objective was to provide information on plans and
activities of the Government of Cuba and opposition
to the GOC. The principal asset was Francisco
VARONA Alonso (201-234983.). VARONA was recruited
in April 1959 to elicit information from contacts in
Cuba. He was arrested in April 1961, released, and
returned to Miami in February 1962. He was used by
Miami Station as an informant and terminated February
1969 for being unproductive, unreliable, a poor
security risk, and hostile to the U.S. and the U.S.G.

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Control of Cuban Travelers 200-9-49

KNGS 0948 (IN 54974) dated 5 November 1963

On 15 October 63 Dominican student Carlos Manuel
CABRAL Lofontaine attempted to enter Cuba via Kingston
ostensibly to attend architect conference. Jamaican
authorities, suspecting the trip to be a pretext,
returned CABRAL to the Dom. Rep.

The First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy Ottawa, Osvaldo
RELOVA, visited Kingston from 14-21 October 1963,
purpose unexplained. While there he lived in the
Consulate the entire stay.

HABA 12,838 dated 5 November 1963

Report concerning unofficial irregular air service
established between Cuba and Brazil, for transportation
of political rather than commercial travelers.

POSN 0340 (IN 54917) dated 5 November 1963

On 25 October 1963 a Russian plane arrived in Pointe-
A-Pitre, Guadeloupe, with 60 passengers. 41 transferred
to Panama for Rio; the remainder left on the "Russian"
plane. COMMENT: note on cable states that the Cubans
were returning from architects congress.7

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AMCOVE Operation 19-6-93/2,3,4

WAVE 7356 (IN 58343) dated 10 November 1963

Re security crackdown in Cuba, largest since early
1961. Believed to be due to discontent among Cuban
populace re economic failures, and CASTRO's fears of
impact of recent raids on Cuba which would increase
spontaneous sabotage inside Cuba which he may interpret
as meaning U.S. Government has stepped up activities to
overthrow his regime. CASTRO plans to counter these
aspirations by USG with full use of police powers and
repressive measures.

TDCSDB 3/658,075 dated 27 November 1963

All Cuban combat units were confined to bases
effective 23 November 1963. Following news of death
of President Kennedy, Defense Committee members and
personnel at certain work centers in Cuba began to
celebrate event.

AMCOVE-1 SW Message #60 dated 24 November 1963

Reported strange activities at the Brazilian Embassy
in Havana following news of President Kennedy's death
22 November 1963.

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AMCOVE-1 SW Message #66 dated 5 December 1963

Report giving names of travelers from Prague on
22 November 1963; travelers from Spain on 23
November 1963. Also, report that high figures of
CASTRO regime were very nervous on the day of
Kennedy's death. This information came from
AMCOVE-11 who obtained it from a doctor friend,
who obtained it from a Navy Comandante who was not
a sympathizer of the regime.

AMCOVE-1 SW Message #68 dated 6 December 1963

AMCOVE-11 (Dr. Pedro Antonio RODRIGUEZ Inigo reported
"rumors in Cuba that Lee OSWALD, assassin of Kennedy,
was photographed in Varadero and Pinar del Rio, and
that his (sic) sister, employed at Cuban Embassy Mexico,
was a prisoner in Dallas, Texas, with personal documentation
of OSWALD and $65,000 dollars. Swiss Ambassador Havana
told employees that Lee OSWALD was an associate of
Fidel CASTRO."

AMCROAK Operation 19-6-97

MADR 9866 (IN 74333) dated 5 December 1963

AMCROAK-1 (Dr. Bernardo MILANES Lopez) discussed an
operational plan with AMOT-2 (Joaquin SANJENIS Perdomo)
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which consisted of elimination of high GOC personalities.
MILANES had not mentioned the plan to the case officer.
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Hospital
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21.00 83.50 15.25
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DATE
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21.00
305.00
21.00 133
327.00

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1. AMTOAD-1 SAYS HE PERSUADED AMLACE-1'S WIFE (HEREAFTER AMLACE-2)
TO SEND HIM REPORTS FROM HAVANA. BELIEVES SHE WOULD BE WILLING ACT AS
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REPORT COVER SHEET
SECRET
NO FOREIGN DISSEM
UFG-1759
25 October 1962
FACO
JUVAVE
Alice B. CAPONONG
Douglas C. MISLEY
Vilma, MARKWALTER/dul
Andrew K. REUTENAN

GYROGE

Source: Para 1. AMDUD-1 by letter dated 24 Septomber from
friend Melquia from Habana. Para 2. AMFAUNA-13 by 87
zessage 11 dated October, received by WAVE/Tocha on
15 Cetobor. Legibility of message vas somewhat impaired;
the footnote stating that the vessels had discharged their
cargo as signified by the (D) is confusing since the date
of the message is earlier than the last expected date of
arrival (19 Oct.)

Accompanying report are attached untranslated shipping
documents entitled "Movement of Steamships in the Republic",
for dates 5 through 16 August 1962, supplied by ANFAUNA-1,
rocoived 18 October 1962.

INTRA-AGENCY
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4 - Beadquarters v/mat & atts
1-00/C
1- File.

EXTRA AGENCY

NO. OF ENCLOSURES
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FIELD INFORMATION REPORT

S-Z-C-R-E-T
NO POREIGN DISSEM

COUNTRY
Cuba
REPORT NO.
UFG-1759
SUBJECT
Soviet Merchant Vessels
in Cuban Ports
DATE OF REPORT
25 October 1962
NO. PAGES
2

DATE OF
1 September - 19 October 1902
INFO.
PLACE &
DATE ACQ.
Cuba (24 Septenter - 16 October 1962)

SOURCE
Para 1: Leading official (C) in an anti-Castro group,
from a Habana resident. Para 2: Cuban businessaan (7).
Appraisal of Content: 3.

1. Prom 1 to 10 September the following Soviet morchant
vessels, transporting war materiel, arrived at the port
of Isabela de Sagua:

KHIFUG VISHNEYSKY
BELOR ETSK
MICHURIESX
VOLGOLES
DVINOGORSK
USOLTE
9,600 tons
8,700 tons
7,532 tons
4,345 tons
7,838 tons
4,500 tors

2. The following merchant vessels arrived at the ports
listed on the dates indicated, with the following cargo:

Ship Date
Port of Origin
Tons Cargo

BAREX 2 Oct,
Habana
424 General Cargo (D)

PAMIT 3 Oct. Habana
446
Cattle ale (D)
1,094 General Cargo (D)

ARKHANGKLIZ 3 Oct. Habana 228
Trucks (D)

REINHOLT 3 Oct. Habana 3,400
Gral (D)

MATOUBA 3 Oct. HAPANA 957
Potatoes (D)

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NO FOF ION DISSEN

MA TOUT A
ID ID
CSOLYX
3 Cot.

153
Grcaso
(D)
Entances 5,000 Coment

TANIOLES DUE TO ANFIELD FROM THES BLACK SEA
LISICIANSK 3 Oct. liabans
231,000 Petroleum
(barrels) (2)

DEUZHEA 8 Oct, Habana 269,000 Patroleum
(tarrels) (α)

UXFA INY 9 Oct. Habena
21,000 Petrolou
(D)
(barrels) also,
9,500 011
(P)
(Lorrels) also,
31,600 Gasoline
(D)
(barrels)

OCEAN 14 Oct. batana
170,000 Crude Oil
(barrels) (D)
EXPLORER
BAUSKA 10 Oct. Habana Cargo unknown

LONDON 14 Oct. Santsigo
171,000 Crude Oil
(D)
PRESTIGE
do Cuta
(barrels)

LENKOFAN 7 Oct. Habans 234,000 Crude Oil
(barrels) (D)

ALDKBABAN 5 Oct. Santiago 143,000 Crude Oil
do Cuba
(barrels) (D)

NOTE:
(D) Indicates that cargo vas disombarkud (unloaded).

14-00000.

CARO
SANTIAGO

HABATSY
CIENFUEGOS SO
HADANA
HADAKA
SALTACO CAR

KICARO
HA
ERVIC

2000 5 עכען 7470
1573
20
C

-7097
2000

Fert
C
C

Gral. D
Cral. D
arroz D

631

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10294
10345 0700

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S. ce Cube ALDESARA 10
105,000
149,000
Ca P. Craco
in
Habana
LUPAS
240,000 Beris. Cruco
Habara
O. PIONEER 1015 ADO
74,000
caro
1009 A00
,000-

000
5. C11
Crudo

FRUZ 1670

(Cargar)...Antija
029
Nuevitas
1,600,000.03ms de Miel
1,900,000

I.co Sagua JAJC
1050
20,000

Xueyitas
700,000円

14-0000
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ral, Din
53007032
rayon D

MAPARA
2500
ajc D
cetollad

CIERUECOS ANOY
7097
HADAHAT CARG
HA

SANTIAGO 0

D
D
-
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arroz D
mickel
3
23
Cral.
כ
243
Canaco D

14-00000
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S. de Juba A
2018-20130
10345 0700
100,000

Cienfuegos, KRASLOVODSK 10295 1430
53,000 Erris. C. Notoi
mevitas

Antilla
Kuevitas
6000
1.000.000
Habana
099
122,000 24ris. F. Crudo
Antilla
49,000
500
011
Amoniaco Li
075
Hababa
240,000

C
0000
124,000
Haban
2005
274,000

14-00000

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)
Antijca
Nuevitas
PHOTO
1300
75.000
0.011
200,000 C0ne. de mejes

Berla. do P. Cruce
,500,000
1,900,000

Ce Mieles
S. de Cuba VASSILEX

0.11 24,000
15 237,000

Kabana
16 122,000
000
pabana
C.RION
OCC

Habana
LUGANSI
240,000
30
PCrugo
011
Contaco Ilo
Cruco

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Lunes
3
Sección de sures Tanques, Petroleo, Kicles y Alcohol

Habana
LUGANSK
S. de Cuba VASSILIKI
(Cabotaje) Nuevitas
Sintimp
11
11
210,000 Brris de Crudo
124,000
56,330.28 Bura de Gas-011
Carga tomada do la Habana
KRASNOVODSK
19

Nicaro
VLADIMIR
11
49,000 atts de Fuel 011
551,500 Kls Amoniaco

(Cabotaje) Cienfuegos KRASNOVODSK 14/6/62
20.000 bis de Cas 011
Cariga tomada en la. Habana

SPIRIT
Habana
MIR
18/3462
Nuevitas
Habana
CHECIOVCI
18/8/62
267,000 Ebris de F. Crudo
36,000

GARIBALDI
22/8/62
S. de Cuba TRUD
22/8/62
Habana
BAUSKA
16/3/62
122,000 Brrls Fairvieo Cru

(Cargar)
Antilla
Nuevitas
CHORSOY
1:
1,600.000 Clns de Mieles,
1,100.000
800,000
11
38

14-00000-.

Sección Carga General
TROLLEHO
rayon D
10
U

nabana
TT
12 1800 Hierro, 800 Conservas
53 Gral
D
Havana
Can
13
245 Garado y Gorrco
Habina
2000
D
Havana
Santiago
AMFO DI POLE 12
KORDUM
10160
Coronto D
402

Habana
OLGA
10
10,161
Gral D

Habana
LUBEN KARAVELOV 12
5,754
Gral
D

Habata
CHILEAN REEFER 13
1,731
Grai

Habana
SAINT JAMES
papel
62

Habana
CLORIA
10201
Cral
4778
Gral
D

D
Habana
SUCCANERO
2000
papas D

Habana
FELGA
5000
Superfos
Cato D

Habana
CLANTIC CLAI 12915 15 הס
Sulfato D

Habana
BIRTH OLDENDORF?
16 5300
Gral
D

Habana
ROTTE
1711425
arroz Dτα

14-00000
:

Sección de Juques Tanques: Petróleo, Mieles y Alcohol
62

(Cargar) de Cuba MUSICO 16/6/62
Mieles
Cienfuegos

Nuevitas
Habana
CHER
16/8/62
36,000 Bs
Bras de Casolina-
19,300
Aceite de
Aviaciór
9,606
Vapor
54,000
7. Crude
Katanzas.
Amoniaco
Habana
MIR
18/8/62 267,000
. Crude
Habana
GGARIBALDI
-209,000
S. de Cuba TRUD
162,000
Habana
BAUSKA
122,000
5. De Cuba L. SPIRIT
23/3/62- 110,000

14-00000
Jueves
616 0?

Sección de Buques Tanques: Petróleo, Mieles y Alcohol

Cienfuegos
KRASSVODOSK
20,0 de Gas-011

(Cargar)
I. de Sa qua CHERNOVCI
5. De Cuba. M
Cienfuegos
nti
7.000.000 Ltrs. Alcohol

Kieles
Habana
BAUSKA
22
122,000 orris de
Crud
Habana
MIR
18
267,000
Habana
G. GARIBALD
22
209,000
Habana
*PEKIN
22:
196,000
S. de Cuba. TRUD
22
162,000
S. de Cuba L SPIRIT
23
110,000
Hab.na
RABARUSKAWAS28
78,000
S. de Cuba FRUNZE
29
54,000
Guantánamo
546 Tons de Amoniaco
Habana
CHERNOVCE
20
19,300 Brrs Aceite Aviació
9,606
17
Vapor
Nuevitas
20
36,000
Gasolina
:::

14-00000

Leves
816 62
Sección de Busues Tanques: Petróleo, Mieles y Alcohol

(Cargar)
Cienfuegos
KRASSVODOS
15
20,00
de Cas-oil

de SauaERNOVCI

S. De Cuba M'RINELLA DA019
Cienfuegos
7,000.000 Ltrs. Alcohol
Mieles

Antilla
Nuevitas
THORSOY
16
Habana
BAUSKA
122.000 3rrls de Crud
Habana
IR
13
267,000
Habana
G. GARIBALDI'
22
209,000
Habana
PEKIN
22
196,000
S. de Cuba CRUD
22
162,000
S. de Cuba LA STORIT
23
110,000
Hab.na
RABANUSKAY:
28
s. de CFRU22
25
54,000-
Guantánamo
546 Tons de Amoniaco

Habana
CHERNOVCE
20:
19,300 brrs Aceite Aviació
9,606
22.
Vapor

Nuevitas
20
36,000
Gasolina
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; כגרבן, SHICLE, CAO LUCAS O CULIA, CP13 22 JULY 29, NATRAZAS,
REGIDING MA183 המבוטא נספג HAVANA.
2. (VALDES) PLOYED AS STATISTICIA MINISTRY HEALTH
MO VELFARE HAVANA, CZ COULD RETUR CUBA CA 23 ספת סכס
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1. STATION OFFICER ACCOMPANIED LASLCLCH-2 AMIN TO AIRPORT
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AREA. DOCTOR'S CASE INSPECTED. THIS TIME TWO BOTTOM STUTS
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ANCTYER CUILDING. CONSEQUENTLY BETWEEN TIME VASLOUCK-3 SAV
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VADLOUCHOS DAVS אם ALSOLUTELY CERTAIN BUZ NOT MISTAXEN CONCERNING
APOVE
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AREA BUT WERE NOT PASSED BY BUILDING DOOR INSPECTOR WHO INSISTED
ON OPENING ALL SIX PIECES. VASLOUCA-2 PACTESTED. CHARGE YER
LOCAL EMBASSY CONTACTED AND HE SPOKE ON TELEPHONE TO CUSTOMS
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STATED REACCH נג
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CUSTORS CHIEF METUSED REGUNDIDEM 2128 AFTER OFFER OF ERICE DY
VAELOUCH-2.
3. BY THIS TIME PRACOICALLYJEVERY CARD AND CUSTOMS CFFICIAL
AIRPORT AVARE OF SITUATION AND OF ASSISTANCE DEING CIVER
VASLCUCH-2 DY STATION OFFICER WHOSE KUPORX FACE WAS CROHING
LESS AND LESS FINNISH.
4. PARCELS VERE RETURNED AIR CARCO STCRACE ARZA, ALL
INCLUDING DOCTOR'S DAS VERS FILY CARD. "ACCH-2 TEN
TURNED OVER PAPEPS TO LOCAL EMBASSY WHICH WILL COTAIN FAZE
ENTRY AND KEEP ALL PARCELS FIXI. VACLCUCH-I WILL TRAVEL EZXI SOOM
AFTER TJAN TO RECOVER THEN, CONSEQUENTLY STATION VILL NOT AVE
ACCESS TO DOCTOR'S BAG UNTIL THAT DATE.

3
8. VASLOUCH-2 TALKED TO VALUCAS AFGEWOON12 DEC.
LATTER INSISTED SHZ RETIRY PET 1050 4S HER
EMPLOYERS VERE PROTESTING TARDY ARRIVAL.
THIS OCHOINED WITH VASLOUCH-2 FEAR THAT DOCTOR'S BAG KAS SZEN
TARDERED WITH MADE IT INPUSSIELL PERSUADS HER REMAIN EZXI LONCOR
SKI PLANS DEPART 13 DEC IF FLIGHT LEAVES. IT HOW CONFIRMED AS
DELAYED AND HAY HOT. DEPART UNTIL 14 DEC.
6. LAST FIRE STATION CONTACT WITH YACUCH-2 IS AT 1500
LOCAL 13 DECENTER. CANNOT PROMISE ANY INSTRUCTIONS OR CUIDANCE
FROM KOS VILL REACH HER VIA STATION AFTER THAT HEATR.
ITSTILL
7. RECRET THESE DEVELOPMENTS AND FACT THAT RS-48 VILL ει
PELD CIF IT STILL IN COCIOR'S CASES FOR SEVERAL VEERS, UNDER
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WORLD FRICE CF 8 CENT A FORD (US CURRDET), SHOULD PRODUCE
ABOUT ES MILLION DOLLARS (US) IN CREDITS.
3. FIELD COMENT SOURCE SAID THAT EXAMINATION OF THE LACP
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PROCEED GNVA.

REF: GNVA 6486 (IN 62186) (not sent ROME PARI)

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WILL TRY EXPEDITE BUT DOUBT ANWHIP AVAILABLE GNVA BEFORE 30 APRIL.
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2nd December, 1963

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Subject: Jack RUBENSTEIN
Your RJ 2995 of Nov. 29, 63
and further to our telé com.
6f Dec. lat.

The only Jack RUBENSTEIN known to
have arrived in ISRAEL during 1962 stated that
he is a native of POLAND, horn 1905 and a
resident of NEW-YORK.

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FOR KUBARK FAILURE IS THAT CUBAN TECHNICIAN RECRUITING PROGRA
HAS BEEN HISERABLE FAILURE WHEN MEASURED AGAINST/ORIGINAL
OBJECTIVE OF 2000 TECHS FROM WESTERN EUROPE ALONE THOUGH OUR
FIGURES NOT COMPLETE, WE ESTIMATE PROBABLY LESS THAN FIFTY
CANDIDATES HAVE RECEIVED CONTRACT APPROVAL AND WE ABLE CONFIRH
ABOUT TEN WHO HAVE ACTUALLY MADE IT TO THE ISLAND
:
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DUE LARGELY TO RELUCTANCE FOREIGN MINISTRY AND FOREIGN SERVICE
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HIMSELF. THESE FACTORS WHICH EMERGE FROM OUR STUDY OF THE CUBAN
PERFORMANCE ACCOUNT FOR LACK OF RESPONSE FROM EMBASSIES TO
APPLICATIONS, LABU DELAY IN GETTING CORD BACK FROM HAVANA AND
SMALL NUMBER OF TECHS ULTIMATELY HIRED. LONG TIME LAG BETWEEN
INITIAL APPLICATION AND ULTINATE APPRO

SIX TO HIME MONTHS, HAS COST, CUBANS NUBBER OF
INITIALLY EAGER BUT SUBSEQUENTLY LOST INTEREST OR TOOK OTHER
JOBS
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TO CONTINUE INTENSIVE SEARCH FOR ZRPRIMA CANDIDATES FOR INSERTION
WISH STRESS
INTO CUBAN HIRING CHANNEL. /STATIONS WITH ACTIVE LEADS SHOULD STAY
WITH THEM IN THE HOPE THEY MAY STILL BE HIRED, BUT CEASE EFFORTS
TO GENERATE LEADS FROM SCRATCH. ON OTHER HAND, THERE ARE FAIR
MUMBER NON BLOC TECHS IN CUBA AND IT LIKELY CUBANS WILL CONTINUE
TO RIVE NEEC ON LIMITED SELECTIVE BASIS AS THEY DID PRIOR
TO GRPRIMA PROGRAM. STATIONS THEREFORE ALE UDARD 10
ALERT FOR SECH OPPORTUNITIES AND TO REPLOIT THEM IN SAME HANNER
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ACCEPTACLE LACKING THIS THEY MAY EITHER IGNORE THE APPLICATION
CEREJECT IT.
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BEEN HOST GRATIFYING. WE PROVIDED CUBANS WITH GOOD NUUBER HIGHLY
QUALIFIED ENGINEERS AND TECENICIANS WHICH THEY FOR REASONS CITED
2
UNABLE OR UNFILLING TO ACCEPT KUBARK HAS MADE A RESPECTABLE
KFFORT TO EXPLOIT THIS OPPORTUNITY AND FACT THAT WE HAVE NOT
ACHIEVED SIGNIFICANT RESULTS IS BARELT KAFLECTION CUBAN CONFUSION
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LILINK
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1. IDEN A: ARH & COMPANY, SEE 420 LEXINGTON AVE.
NEW YORK, N.Y.

2. IDEN B: OVERSEAS REALTY SURVEY ASSOCIATES, SEATTLE
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LAS VILLAS. CASTRO CLAIMS THAT THE CIA PLACED A BOMB ALOANE
VESSEL IN GANDA, ITALY, BUT THAT IT AS DEFECTIVE AND
GO OFF. THE BOND HAS FOUND, HE SAYS, IN THE SHIP
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   ING KUBARK INVOLVEMENT TEIS CASE.

2. NO TRACES ERNESTO ABREU GOMEZ. AGREE HE IS TARGET FOR
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AMONG DEMOCRATS. BELIEVE RAINERING OF FOT NECESSARILY COUNTERING
RIGO PLAN BUT KEED CLARIFICATION.

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OF ALCOHOL AND SUGAR WORKERS, WHO KANED AS MEMBER OF CAMPISTA'S
DEPIOCRATIC GROUP.

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1.  Attached is Annex A - Statements of Soviet Officials About NOSENKO - which is part of the summary entitled, Conclusions and Comments in the Case of Yuriy Ivanovich NOSENKO, (copy number 7) dated 1 October 1968. The aforementioned summary was forwarded for your review on 13 March 1978.

2.  Certain portions of Annex A of this study are deleted since it contains information which bears on the security of ongoing, viable CIA operations, or is related thereto.

3.  We request return of the study (copy 7) and Annex A when your review has been completed.

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1. Attached are the following pages of the Top Secret study entitled, The Examination of the Bona Fides of a KGB Defector - Yuriy I. NOSENKO, dated February 1968 (copy 10). Copy 10 of this study had been forwarded to you earlier for your review.

2. We have deleted certain portions of these pages containing information which bears on the security of ongoing, viable CIA operations, or is related thereto.

3. We request return of the study (copy 10), Annex A and Attachment when your review has been completed.

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CONTENTS

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VIII SEVENTH DEPARTMENT (January 1962-January 1964)
(Cont.)
Deputy Chief of Seventh Department (July 1962-January 1964)	291
KGB Operations	292
Recruitment of SVENCHANSKIY	292
Investigation of SLESINGER	293
Arrest and Interrogation of KOTEN	295
GRU Agent SHUBIN	296
Arrest of BARGHOORN	298
Investigation of OSWALD	303
Residence in USSR	303
Request to Return to USSR	305
Post-Assassination Review of KGB File	307
The CHEREPANOV Papers	309
Contents	314
NOSENKO's Travel Document	315
Return to Geneva (January-February 1964)	316
Purpose of Trip	317
Visits to KGB Legal Residency	318
Availability for Meetings with CIA	318
NOSENKO's Written Notes	319
NOSENKO's Defection	320
The Recall Telegram	324
Knowledge of Other Seventh Department Operations	325
Operational Activities (July 1962- January 1964)	326
KGB Counterintelligence Operations Among American Tourists	326
Information Furnished the KGB by George BLAKE	327
KGB Study of American Intelligence Tourist Operations	327
NOSENKO's Information	330
Summary	331
Summary and Conclusion	331

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IX OTHER ASPECTS OF NOSENKO'S CLAIMED KGB SERVICE	335
Relationship with General GRIBANOV	335
Communist Party Status	338
Knowledge of KGB Forms and Procedures	342
Awards and Decorations	345
Sourcing	349
Ranks	350
X PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PSYCHIATRIC ASSESSMENT	355
XI SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS: NOSENKO'S BONA FIDES	357
Annex A Statements of Soviet Officials About NOSENKO	361
Annex B Summaries of Cases Not Examined in Text	399
Index of Personalities	437

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Soviet Officials' Statements About NOSENKO

The portrait of NOSENKO which emerges from Soviet officials' statements about him since his defection coincides markedly with NOSENKO's self-description. According to the comments of Soviet officials, principally intelligence officers most likely to be speaking authoritatively, defector NOSENKO was the son of the deceased Minister, he served over a decade in the KGB, his personal shortcomings were overcome through the patronage of KGB General GRIBANOV, and in connection with operations against Americans he occupied positions of progressively greater trust and responsibility, ultimately becoming Deputy Chief of the largest department in the key Second (Counterintelligence) Chief Directorate. According to these sources, his defection wrought severe damage "for year's to come" to the KGB because of his knowledge of KGB operations against American targets, and his treachery prompted the expulsion and disgrace of numerous senior KGB personnel, the recall of many others from abroad, the virtual suspension of KGB operations in the United States, and extraordinary plans to assassinate him.

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Baku), where he finished the Eighth Class in spring, 1943. In a second version (more probable since entry to the Moscow Special Naval School required prior completion of the Seventh Class) NOSENKO said that when the war broke out he and his mother were evacuated to Chelyabinsk, where he completed the Seventh Class in summer of 1942. They returned to Moscow afterwards, and NOSENKO was then enrolled in the Moscow Special Naval School (then in Kuybyshev) where he completed the Eighth Class in 1943; in the fall of 1943 NOSENKO was enrolled in the Leningrad Naval Preparatory School (then in Baku).

After just six months in Baku, without completing the Ninth Class, NOSENKO ran away from school and returned to Moscow.

Comment: NOSENKO has asserted variously that he ran away and fought on the front at Tuapse, and that he had finished the Tenth Class in Baku and then spent the period 1943-1945 at the Frunze Higher Naval School, the equivalent of Annapolis. He has retracted both assertions.

NOSENKO Completed the Ninth Class in June 1944 at the Moscow Mining Institute, and when the Leningrad Naval Preparatory School returned to Leningrad from Baku, he resumed his studies there. Early in 1945, however, NOSENKO received a gunshot wound in the hand, and after being hospitalized for a month, he left the Naval school.

Comment: NOSENKO has claimed both that he was shot by a jealous naval officer whom he then protected by stating that the wound was self-inflicted, and that he actually did accidently shoot him-
a sensitive source self. quoted to a KGB offic the effect that NOSENKO shot himself to avoid being sent to the front while attending a naval college in 1942.

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Comment: (Continued)
After NOSENKO's defection was publicized, Soviet Naval defector ARTAMONOV volunteered to CIA that he had known the son of the Minister NOSENKO in the naval school in Leningrad from 1944 to 1946.

NOSENKO Completed the Tenth Class at the Leningrad Shipbuilding Tekhnikum in June 1945, and he successfully passed the necessary examinations to qualify him for entrance to the Moscow Institute of International Relations that summer.

Birth to 1945: Summary and Conclusion

NOSENKO is virtually the sole source of information on his early life. However, this portion of his claimed biography is consistent with the NOSENKO family's whereabouts as publicized in press accounts at the time of his father's death in 1956, and with the existence of the schools he claims to have attended.

Allowing for exaggerated claims of boyhood heroics (fighting at the front, attending the Frunze Academy, and formal induction in and discharge from the Navy), all of which NOSENKO has retracted under interrogation, NOSENKO's claimed identity as the son of Minister Ivan I. NOSENKO and the substance of his claims about his life until 1945 are accepted as true.

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NOSENKO has said at various times that the Institute course was of four years' duration and that he entered the Naval RU on graduation in 1949; that it was four years' duration and that because he failed a state examination he was graduated later, in 1950; that it was of five years' duration and he graduated in 1950, on schedule; and that it was of five years' duration but he failed an examination which delayed his graduation for three months.

Comment: See p.367 for report that NOSENKO joined the KGB upon graduation from the Institute in 1947. The duration of the Institute course and the date of NOSENKO's completion are material to the plausibility of his claimed Naval RU service, which he said followed almost immediately upon his departure from the Institute.

Naval RU Service (ca. 1951 ca. 1953)

NOSENKO claims that upon completion of his studies at the Institute of International Relations he entered the Naval RU, serving in the Far East and then in a Baltic post, finally successfully "transferring" to the KGB through the intervention of his father's friend, KGB General KOBULOV. A sensitive source is the sole source also asserting that NOSENKO served in the RU. According to, NOSENKO attended this the Military-Diplomatic Academy and then served in the RU Information Department for about a year before securing a transfer to the KGB through his father's influence. NOSENKO denies having attended the Military-Diplomatic Academy and has never claimed service in the RU Information (Reports) Department, although he had on occasion claimed to have held Reports assignments.,
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NOSENKO volunteered extensive comment on his Naval RU service at his first meetings with CIA in 1962. After his 1964 defection, it was the topic on which he made one of his initial retractions and his first admission that he had earlier made a false claim. The subject of his Naval RU service was consequently prominent in interrogations in 1964, 1965 and 1966. However, throughout these interrogations, challenges of his assertions about his RU service prompted adjustments in his claimed date of graduation from the Institute or claimed date of entry into the KGB, just as challenges on those latter topics prompted amended statements with respect to his RU service. The extent of the still-unreconciled discrepancies and contradictions in NOSENKO's various accounts is best perceived in comparison of his statements made in 1962, 1964, 1965 and 1966.
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> FRIPPEL was a weak agent: "he was afraid and gave pract.1- cally nothing." NOSENKO said that although he had recruited him, "honestly speaking, FRIPPEL was not an agent." The KGE nevertheless hoped that FRIPPEL would be reassigned to Moscow at some future date. (See p.137 for details of the FRIPPEL case.)

Comment: FRIPPEL agrees with NOSENKO that they met twice in the USSR in 1963. However, FRIPPEL asserts he also met NOSENKO in Odessa in February 1962. which NOSENKO flatly denies. FRIPPEL is known to have planned to travel to the Soviet Union at that time, and there is no apparent reason why he would make a false claim on this matter.
a sensitive source According to, FRIPPEL, who is now in New York City, is a current target of the Soviet intelligence service,

Johannes PREISFREUND

The KGB considered PREISFREUND compromised to American Intelligence after GOLITSYN'S defection (in December 19611 and thus unsuitable for further use against Americans at the Embassy in Moscow. For this reason, NOSENKO was told to take PREISFREUND with him when he transferred to the Seventh Department. As the agent spoke only Finnish and Russian, however, he was of no use against English-speaking tourists. NOSENKO met with PREISFREUND on the latter's visits to Moscow in 1962, but did not use him in any operations.

Comment: PREISFREUND asserts that he was no longer a KGB agent after the STORSBERG operation (see p.175) and that although he saw NOSENKO on his frequent return visits to Moscow, it was only because NOSENKO sought a companion for wenching and drinking.

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who was [erroneously) considered to be a CIA officer. SHAKHOV "maybe" had some contact with MARK in 1960 or 1961, but NOSENKO did not know the substance of it. A counter- intelligence officer of the First Chief Directorate, S.M. GOLUBEV, had once been on a delegation with SHAKHOV and he had noted "little details". While SHAKHOV was in the United States, earlier, he had been terminated (as an agent! by KGB officers who had submitted a report stating that SHAKHOV liked life in the Unites States, American products, and money. In that KGB report he was depicted as "not good" and 'not wanting to work as an agent".

NOSENKO stated that SHAKHOV had served with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the United States and that during that service he acted as an agent-recruiter for the KGB. SHAKHOV was permitted to travel abroad even though suspected of being an American agent, because he belonged to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and "the KGB could do nothing about his trips abroad'. "There was no proof, only suspicions, and furthermore, SHAKHOV was a member of the personal staff of the head of the Soviet delegation, S.K. Tsarapkin." According to NOSENKO, SHAKHOV was not and never had been a KGB officer.

Comment: SHAKHOV has served in and visited the United States since 1942, when he was assigned to the Soviet Consulate General in New York. He attended the 1945 Conference on International Organization in San Francisco, and he had attended a number of sessions of the UN General.
a sensitive source Assembly. Most recently SHAKHOV was assigned to the U.S. in 1963 as a member of the Soviet Mission to the UN. KGB officer RASTVOROV 1den- tified him as an MVD (KGB) officer whom he is certain he saw at MVD Headquarters in Moscow, identified him as "an employee of the KGB": and KGB defectors PETROV and DERYABIN have reported that from a photograph, SHAKHOV'S face was familiar". An FBI source, however, in 1964 said that SHAKHOV was a "pure diplomat" and that to his knowledge, SHAKHOV had engaged in no Soviet intelligence activity until that time.

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NOSENKO described the various ways he had tested suspicions of SHAKHOV in Geneva. He gave SHAKHOV disinformation and then watched for an indication that he passed it on to his American contacts. SHAKHOV was told to perform countersurveillance tasks during a meeting by NOSENKO with an imaginary agent, while other KGB officers checked for signs that SHAKHOV had forewarned the Americans about the meeting. Finally NOSENKO revealed to SHAKHOV the location of a KGB dead drop and checked five days later to see whether the specially prepared materials emplaced had been disturbed in any way. NOSENKO's conclusion was that SHAKHOV was absolutely free of suspicion, and it was his intention to report this finding when he returned to KGB Headquarters from Geneva.

Comment: Currently in the United States, SHAKHOV is still "under suspicion", according to a sensitive source.

Security Escort Officer for Soviet Disarmament Delegation

NOSENKO said that he was the sole KGB officer with the 94- man Soviet delegation to the Disarmament Conference and as such he was responsible for the security and behavior of the entire delegation. (KGB officers I.S. MAYOROV and M.S. TSYMBAL came with the delegation to Geneva, but they had left Geneva before NOSENKO made the foregoing statement to CIA.) To assist him in carrying out his security functions, NOSENKO had the services of a number of coopted informants of the KGB who were serving in the delegation. [NOSENKO has never re- ported what, if any, security checks he ran on the delegates in his charge, or what, if any, information his informants provided him.]

NOSENKO has never been precise about how he spent his days and nights in Geneva, but he has indicated that he disposed of his time as he saw fit, and for the most part had little to do. He explained in 1962 that he could come and go as he pleased because Ambassador Zorin knew who he was, as did most of the delegation. No one paid him any attention. It was known that he was not really a Ministry of Foreign Affairs officer, and he could absent himself from conference meetings at any time.

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Yu.I. GUK

Implying that their friendship was of long standing, NOSENKO related in 1962 that he and GUK were together nearly every day in Geneva, where they went out to chat and have a few drinks. As a consequence, NOSENKO was granted access to the residency and was able to elicit information about some of GUK's operations in Geneva. He described his "big, big friend" GUK as the Deputy Legal Rezident in Geneva and the only "strong officer" in the residency.

Comment: In 1964 NOSENKO attributed his gaining access to the residency in 1962 to TSYMBAL, not to GUK. According to several sources (see Annex A. because of his friendship with NOSENKO, GUK was dismissed from the KGB.

M.S. TSYMBAL

In 1962 NOSENKO reported TSYMBAL's presence in Geneva and identified him as Chief of the Iliegals Directorate of the KGB First Chief Directorate. He alluded to having spoken with him, but placed no particular emphasis on their relationship.

In 1964 NOSENKO claimed that he had been dealing with TSYMBAL since 1960 or 1961, when he was looking for some candidates for recruitment and came across some whose background would have made them suitable for the Special (Illegalsi Directorate. NOSENKO met TSYMBAL in Moscow in the KGB Headquarters and TSYMBAL had asked him several times to transfer to the First Chief Directorate and suggested that he might be assigned to the United States. In Geneva, he and TSYMBAL had dinner together several times a week, sometimes accompanied by KISLOV and sometimes alone. It was TSYMBAL's influence, NOSENKO said, which secured NOSENKO access to the residency in 1962 and established the precedent from which he was granted access in 1964.

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SLESINGER came under suspicion by the KGB First Chief Directorate because of his business transactions with a number of Soviets who visited his store and in whom he seemed to show more than casual interest. The First Chief Directorate was of the opinion that SLESINGER was trying to become closely acquainted with some Soviets, to study them. SLESINGER had visited the Soviet Union several times. Learning SLESINGER planned another trip to the USSR, the KGB suspected that "he might make some contacts or do something interesting" while visiting the Soviet Union. The KGB wanted to resolve its suspicions that SLESINGER was possibly an agent or operational contact of the FBI. The KGB had a file on SLESINGER, and a senior case officer in the American Section of the Seventh Department, Yu. M. DVORKIN, was the responsible case officer. An agent of the Seventh Department who was director of a photographic shop in Moscow was instructed to become friendly with SLESINGER while the latter was visiting the Soviet Union, and the two men later exchanged correspondence. SLESINGER went to Odessa to visit relatives, and DVORKIN. directed the Odessa KGB to "surround" him with agents. who could watch his behavior. If there had been any indication of intelligence activities, the KGB would have attempted. to recruit SLESINGER, but since no evidence was developed, no approach was made. SLESINGER had travelled to the Soviet Union before, several times.

Comment: A sensitive source had reported to the FBI that the KGB suspected SLESINGER to be an FBI "plant" and that KGB officer "might be trying to develop SLESINGER to act as a courier or in some other agent capacity." NOSENKO's information was substantially correct. Alfred Lazarevich SLESINGER, reported to the FBI in July 1962 of his June 1962 visit to Moscow and Odessa. In Odessa SLESINGER was contacted by a Soviet official who exhibited "intimate: knowledge" of his business in New York City and had asked whether SLESINGER had. "ever been bothered by the FBI."

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In 1966 SLESINGER reported to the FBI. that. he was in touch with a Moscow photographic shop proprietor, and he described evidence of KGB interest in him during his visit to Odessa in 1962. Previous to visiting the Soviet Union in 1962, SLESINGER had been in contact with a number of Soviet officials from the United Nations.

NÖSENKO was not specific in describing how he learned of SLESINGER, who may represent a First Chief Directorate case.

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NOSENKO was asked in Geneva in 1964 whether he was involved in the arrest of an American tourist in the USSR in the fall of 1963. Almost at once, NOSENKO identified the case as that of Bernard KOTEN, a guide for Afton Tours in New York City (and hence an employee of Alexander SVENCHANSKIY, see above) who had been arrested on homosexual charges in Kiev. NOSENKO said that KOTEN was involved with an American agent of the KGB Scientific and Technical (S&T) Directorate. NOSENKO did not know the agent's name, but from the description he provided he is believed identical with a KGB S&T agent identified earlier on the basis of a May 1962 report from .a sensitive source.

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SHUBIN was a native of California of Russian ex- traction, a Russian speaker, and a university professor in New York City. SHUBIN, who had visited the Soviet Union twice before, visited the Soviet Union in 1958 or 1959, while NOSENKO was serving his first tour of duty in the Seventh Department. At that time, SHUBIN was the target of Seventh Department case officer A.A. VETLITSKİY, NOSENKO heard later that SHUBIN was placed under surveillance, and when the KGB surveillance observed SHUBIN as a passenger in a Ministry of Defense automobile, the GRU was asked about the American. "They very furtively said that they were interested in him," from which the KGB concluded that SHUBIN was a GRU agent.

In 1962 (sic) NOSENKO was reviewing a list of foreign visitors to the Soviet Union and he noted SHUBIN's name and recalled his earlier identification as a GRU agent. NOSENKO himself telephoned GRU General SOKOLOV's office and informed SOKOLOV of SHUBIN's presence (or, according to another version, SOKOLOV'S office was advised by others). SOKOLOV'S office eventually apologized for having failed earlier to notify the KGB of the GRU'S interest in SHUBIN.

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SHUBIN had no valid U.S. passport between 1940 and June 1961; if he visited the Soviet Union during that period it was not as an American tourist under his true name. Consequently, he could not then have been the tourist target of the Seventh Department case officer, as NOSENKO claimed. If NOSENKO erred, and actually was referring to SHUBIN's visit in 1961, there is a further contradiction: NOSENKO Could not have noticed his name while reviewing tourist lists in the Seventh. Department, because he claims he was in the American Department at the time.

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NOSENKO went to Gorkiy on the fourth day after CHER- PANOV's disappearance. The area was covered with very deep woods, "where a person could lose himself for life". On the seventh day CHEREPANOV was located and arrested in Baku, where he was on his way to the Iranian border.

A special plane was immediately sent to Baku, carrying S.M. FEDOSEYEV and several other American Department officers. They brought CHEREPANOV immediately back to Moscow, interrogating him on the plane. He immediately confessed to having given the documents to the Americans. When asked why, he said he was "angry at the KGB, very angry", and besides, he thought he might ask the Americans for some money in return for the documents. He confessed that on 4 November he had passed the documents to an American tourist who was a librarian interested in Russian books. He said he had given the documents to the American in the entrance hallway in the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the building in which the Ministry of Foreign Trade was also housed.

Because CHEREPANOV had eluded the KGB between the two fixed surveillance posts which had been established, the Second Chief Directorate suffered considerable criticism for not putting CHEREPANOV under full, round-the-clock surveillance. CHEREPANOV himself, however, told the KGB that if he had detected his surveillants he would have written to the government and newspapers a letter of protest against "such an indignity, such persecution", and then would have committed suicide, leaving the KGB without proof of his guilt.

Comment: sensitive sources, Other sources, including have also reported various aspects of the CHEREPANOV incident. NOSENKO's assertions with respect to the CHEREPANOV case, however, are not material to his claim that he was Deputy Chief of the Seventh Department at the time.

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NOSENKO's Information

On 3 February 1964, NOSENKO claimed, he visited the KGB Legal Residency once during the morning before he met with CIA and again that evening after 1800; there were at those times no KGB telegrams concerning him. On the morning of 4 February he again stopped in at the Residency, but there were again no such messages for him. Later in the morning of 4 February, however, after attending a session of the Disarmament Conference, he returned to the Residency and found that a telegram from KGB Headquarters had arrived, instructing him to return to Moscow immediately to participate in the KGB conference on tourism. After relating the substance of the telegram, NOSENKO defected and was thence- forth in CIA custody.

Comment: Special Intelligence does not confirm NOSENKO'S assertion regarding the existence of the recall telegram. According to Special Intelligence, there were enciphered communications from Moscow to the Soviet Mission in Geneva earlier and later, but there was none from 1815 on 3 February until 1730 on 4 February, several hours after NOSENKO was in custody of CIA.

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NOSENKO'S Eventual Retraction Regarding Recall Telegram

NOSENKO maintained throughout his interrogations in 1964 and 1965 that there was the recall telegram and that it prompted his defection. In October 1966, however, while being questioned again, NOSENKO stated that there had been no telegram recalling him to Moscow from Geneva, and he signed the following statement:

"On 4 February 1964, I told my CIA contact I in Geneva that a telegram from Headquarters in Moscow had been received in the KGB Residency in Geneva recalling me immediately to Moscow. I said at the time that this telegram said that I was recalled to participate in a conference to plan KGB activity against tourists for the 1964 season. I maintained this story as fact throughout subsequent interviews and interrogations by American authorities in 1964 and 1965. No such telegram ever existed. No telegram was received in Geneva. I admit that the story was a lie. I myself invented this telegram in order to hasten my defection. I was nervous and afraid that my contacts with American Intelligence might be noticed."

Knowledge of Other Seventh Department Operations

The notes NOSENKO brought to CIA in Geneva in 1964 (see p.319) included brief reference to thirteen other KGB operations conducted against what NOSENKO described as tourists during the 1962-1963 period. For reasons cited in the description of these operations in Annex B, these operations are not material to NOSENKO's claim to service in 1962-1963 as either Chief of the American-British Commonwealth Section or as Deputy Chief of the Seventh Department.

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Operational Activities - July 1962-January 1964: Summary

To substantiate his claims to having served as Deputy Chief of the Seventh Department during this period, NOSENKO describes KGB involvement in the recruitment of SVENCHANSKIY the arrests of KOTEN and BARGHOORN, and the investigations of SLESINGER, OSWALD, and of former KGB officer CHEREPANOV, his discovery that SHUBIN was a GRU agent, and his assignment to Geneva. Even if NOSENKO learned of the operations as he described and they were as he described (there are substantial reasons why they might have been conducted by KGB elements other than the Seventh Department), they are atypical with respect to NOSENKO's own description of Seventh Department operations. They do not accurately characterize, as NOSENKO claims, KGB counterintelligence operations against tourists, and thus do not substantiate his Seventh Department service. NOSENKO's explanations for his assignment to Geneva in 1964 are no more plausible than for his earlier assignment there in 1962. NOSENKO has asserted that he was not a lieutenant colonel as the temporary duty authorization indicated, but a captain, a rank incongruous with a Deputy Chief of Department and one from which he presumably would have been promoted as he assumed the senior KGB positions which he claimed to have held.

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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 Subcommittee's report for July and August on actions taken to counteract Castro-communist subversion in the hemisphere. The draft has been prepared on the basis of the material which you furnished with certain codification. The CIA member will note that I have extracted from his submission the items of action taken and placed these in the body of the report. The intelligence information contained in the submission I have made into an annex. I think it is very useful to save the intelligence data from part of the report, and request that in the future the CIA member prepare his submission in two parts.

May I have your comments on the draft by close of business October 1, 1963.

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1. Control of Travel to and from Cuba
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a. Developed highly useful information on frequency of Cuban "chartered" flights to Brazil, names and nationalities of passengers and crew, and lax measures of control followed by Brazilian authorities. Transmitted this information to station chiefs in the Latin American countries of the non-Brazilians travelling on these flights.
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b. Maintained close watch over travel to and from Cuba. See Annex B for table of known travel of Latin Americans during July and August.

c. As a result of information furnished by him by the CIA Station in Buenos Aires and with the Station's urging, the Argentine Minister of Interior indicated that he would make every effort to prevent Argentine delegates from attending the International Union of Architects Congress in Havana.

d. At the urging of the CIA Station and the Embassy the Bolivian Minister of Interior issued in mid-July an order prohibiting the granting of travel permits to Cuba on other bloc countries to Bolivian nationals.

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e. Partly as a result of the efforts of the CIA station in Santiago, the Government of Chile prohibited the entry into Chile of organizers of the Cuban sponsored Second Latin American Youth Congress, which had been scheduled to take place in Santiago in August. This was one of the factors which led to postponement of theCongress.

f. After considerable prodding by the CIA Station and the Embassy the Minister of Public Security of Costa Rica presented legislative proposals to the Costa Rican Assembly which will require all persons intending to travel to Communist countries to have their travel approved by a newly created Costa Rican security agency.

g. CIA Station in Mexico City developed information concerning the clandestine arrival of passengers in Vera Cruz on Cuban merchant ships. Efforts are being made to obtain more information and to encourage stricter controls by the Mexican authorities.

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b. Instructed Embassy Rio to approach Brazilian authorities to express our deep concern at the growing frequency of Cuban non-scheduled flights to Brazil and request their cooperation in curbing them. Also instructed cur Embassies in several Latin American countries to work with CIA station chiefs in furnishing the names of nationals of those countries travelling on these flights to local authorities and urging them: (1) to institute tightor controls on their own citizens travelling to Cuba, and (2) to express their concern to the genre of Brazil over Cannes of Brazil as a way station for transporting subversivec.

c. As a result off representations made to the British government about Cuban flights to the Cayman Islands carrying Latin American subversives, the British developed an administrative scheme which will effectively prohibit the use of British Caribbean dependencies by Cubana as transit points for passengers. The British intend to require transit visas of passengers passing through their areas, and to reject applications for such visas except in certain special cases. Persons not possessing visas would be prevented from leaving their aircraft, or would be
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returned to their point of origin.

d. Instructed Embassy Mexico City on August 29 to inform the Mexican airline CMA that the United States is opposed to a proposal that CMA operate charter flights to carry refugeds from Havana to Central America. CMA, as a result, stated that they had no intention of proceeding further with this project.

e. Instructed U.S. Missions in Curaceo and the Ha gue to investigate a report that KLM was planning to renew si scheduled Curacao-Habana flights and to reiterate US opposition to resumption of air service to Cuba, KLM assured our Embassy that there is no plan to initiate service, scheduled or non-scheduled, to Habana.

f. Instructed Embassy Ottawa to express our strong objections to a proposal that a Cubana charter flight pick up a second group of U.S. students in Montreal to fly them to Cuba. The flight was not authorized.

g. Instructed Consulate Georgetom to investigate Cubana approaches to secure flight facilities. Mission reported on August 1 that the Governor had no knowledge of any talks between the B.G. Ministry of Communications and the Cuban Government regarding landing rights for Cubana planes. The Governor
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indicated his intention to inquire further and to keep us advined. London reported that neither the Cuban nor the British Guiana Governments had raised the issue of landing rights with H.M.G.

h. Urged the governments of Mexico, Canada, Jamaica and the Netherlands to refuse to assist the Cuban government In its efforts to find a short route for returning the 58 American students who illegally travelled to Cuba. Also informed Fan American Airways that we were opposed to a Cuban request for a PAA charter flight to fly the students from Habana to New York.

i. Instructed our missions at Port of Spain and Barbados on several occasions to approach these governments to express the concern of the U.S. at indications of Cuban interest in the use of their aviation facilities.

Embassy Port of Spain discussed with the Foreign Secretary of Trinidad various legal moves available that would enable GOTT to control movements of aircraft within their territory, citing examples of such controls instituted by Mexico, Canada and Ireland. He indicated receptiveness to the proposal that the list of suggestions be made available to the aviation officials -concerned.

j. During a previous reporting period Embassy Santiago
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k. Sent general instructions to our missions in countries: which participate in the International Union of Architects asking them to urge the cooperation of governmental authorities in preventing or discouraging the attendance of their citizens to the VII UIA Congress in Habana, September 29-October 4, 1963. Followed this up with instructions to individual posts to try where feasible to dissuade architects from free world countries from serving on the jury for the selection of a Day of Pigs monument.

l. Urged Canadian Government to block a plan to commence food parcel shipments to Cuba, ea, on a commercial basis, that would have required the establishment of scheduled weekly charter flights by Canadian planes.
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2. Control of Movement of Cuban Propaganda
Central Intelligence Agency

Responding to the urging of the CIA Station police of the State of Guanabara seized large quantities of propaganda brought into Brazil by passengers on the special Cubana flights. For example, some 50 pounds of printed propaganda was taken from the various passengers who arrived on the 16 August Cubana flight.

3. Control of Clandestine Movement of Guerrillas and Arms
Department of Defense

a. Continued surveillance of the area surrounding Cuba during the month of July at the same rate and with the same emphasis as prior to 1 July 1963.

b. Continued to maintain U.S. Forces, primarily from within the Atlantic Command, available to assist other Caribbean governments in the interception of suspicious craft in territorial waters, as might be requested. No such requests were received from any other government during the period covered by this report. However, U.S. Forces did keep track of the location of the Soviet merchant freighter MITCHURINSK, which
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was suspected of carrying subversives and arms from Cuba to British Guiana in mid-July. MITCHURINSK was under U.S. surveillance from its departure from Havana until United Kingdom forces assumed the task of keeping this ship under surveillance upon its approach to Ceorgetown, British Guiana. Subsequently, British police search of MITCHURINSK in British Guiana waters revealed nothing of a suspicious nature.

Contral Intelligence Agency
At the repeated urging of the CIA Station in Lima the Peruvian Government late in August published a new anti-terrorists law providing a penalty of no less than five years imprisonment for persons who particiate in guerrilla activities or in the illegal manufacture of weapons or explosives.

The Peruvian National Intelligence Service is working on a lead furnished by the CIA Station in Lima concerning a 200 ton vessel reportedly involved in arms traffic..

Department of State
Instructed our Consulate General in Georgetown to investigate reports that commercial cargoes (which could conceal illicit arms traffic out of Cuba) had developed between British Cuiana and Cuba. Investigations to date have been negative.

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1. Control of Transfer of Fenús
Department of State

Cooperated with the Foreign Assets Control Office of the Treasury Department in developing blocking controls with respect to Cuba which went into effect on July 9, 1963,

2. Strengthening of Counter-Insurgency Capabilities
Department of Defence

a. Continued the installation of military communications facilities in Latin America. Operational dates for the multi-channel radio stations to be installed in Managua, Nicaragua and Tegucigalpa, Honduras have been delayed to 15 October 1963 and 15 December 1963, respectively because of new engineering and contractual requirements. Negotiations are continuing with Colombia and Ecuador for installation of U.S. military radio facilities. Completion of a new commercial trans-isthmian cable in the Panama Canal Zone within the coming month is expected to improve military communications within the United States and the Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Southern Command.

b. Continued the surveillance of Cuba by U.S. Forces, reporting as before to U.S. commanders, organizations and agencies.

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Reports of surveillance have been disseminated to all who have a requirement to know.

c. Established a 24 hour per day, 7 days per week duty watch at the U.S. Military Groups in the Caribbean countries in conjunction with implementation of the military alerting system. Continued efforts to staff the U.S. Southern Command Intelligence Center with properly cleared, trained personnel (this center is the military focal point for relaying information concerning the movement of subversives). Filled, partially, the authorized billets in the U.S. Southern Command Intelligence Center and took under consideration the problem of an increase in the billet structure in the Center. The Commander-in-Chief, U.S. Southern Command together with his intelligence officer visited Honduras and Nicaragua and determined that no significant problems existed which would interfere with effective operations in those countries.

d. Action previously initiated by the Commander, U.S. Naval Forces, Southern Command (CCMUSNAVSC) to establish a Small Craft Inspection and Training Team (SCIATT) as a contribution to the Caribbean Surveillance System is progressing satisfactorily.

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Permanent assignment of U.S. Coast Guard personnel to SCIATT in the Canal Zone has been approved and the U.S. Coast Guard has taken appropriate implementing actions.

c. During the period of this report, the SCIATT conducted an on-the-job training course at Puntarenas, Costa Rica. Training was given to 13 members of the Guardia Civil of Costa Rica who were either newly assigned to the 40 foot Coast Guard utility boats (CCUBs) or were to be assigned as replacement crew members.

f. A quarterly inspection and evaluation of the CGUES provided other Central American countries was conducted during the period 17 to 31 August by a mobile training team (MTT) made up of SCIATT personnel.

g. Continued efforts to improve the internal security of Latin American armies through the provision of Intelligence Advisors. Precently there are such advisors assigned to 14 Latin countries, emphasizing counterintelligence and counter-subversion.

h. During the reporting period MTTS conducted training in counterinsurgency for the armed forces of Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela, Peru and El Salvador.
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i. Civic Action MTTS were sent to Guatemala, Bolivia, Colombia, El Salvador, Jamaica and Ecuador.

2. FRchange of Intelligence Orban Subversion
Central Intelligence Agency

CIA Stations throughout Latin America continued in a great majority of countries to fummish to the local internal security organizations with whom they are in liaison informa-tion concerning travelers to and from Cuba, as well as such information as came to CLA's attention concerning the movement of funds, arms and propaganda material. In many instances, the furnishing of information to the internal security service by the CIA Station was paralleled by the furnishing of similar Information to the foreign office by the Ambassador or his representative. The response to this information has varied greatly. The Central American countries, in general, began to pay attention to the information and take action on it. At the during the reporting period other extreme, the Brazilian Covernment/showed little inclination to follow up on the information.

Department of State
a. Reiterated to the Foreign Minister of Peru our interest in having the facts of the Puerto Maldonado incident
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brought to the attention of the CAS, and urged that this action be taken as soon as possible.

b. Urged the Government of Guatemala to submit evidence of communist activity to the CAS.

3. Surveillance of Cuban Dinlomatic, Commerical and Cultural Missions.
Central Intelligency Agency
Home filled in by M. Wheel)
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Instructed Embassy La Paz to follow up closely on charges of involvement of Cuban rission in internal politics of Bolivia, and, at the Embassy's discretion, to point out to Bolivian officials the opportunity for a possible break in relations with Cuba. Embassy La Paz was not able to press for a break when the evidence of Cuban intervention did not prove to be as conclusive as originally reported.

4. Other Special Actions
Department of State

a. Obtained action by La COAS on July 3 on the Lavalle Committee Report transmitting De Cocument to the governments and urging them to implement the specific and general recom-mendations contained therein as soon as possible.

b. Through Embassy Managua informed the Nicaraguan Covernment of the matters which we wanted to have considered during the informal meeting of the Ministers of Security and Interior of the Isthmian countries held in Managua, August 26-23 in preparation for the second formal meeting of the Managua Security Conference countries later this year.
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c. Reassured President Schick of Nicaragua in the most emphatic terms that the Nuclear Test Dan Treaty did not mean that our attitude toward Castro has altered in the slightest, and stressed our interest in seeing steady progress by all the Isthmian countries in implementing the recommenda-tions of the Managua Security Conference to block Cuban subversive efforts.

d. Explained in detail the nature of the Cuban threat and the related policy objectives of the U.S., during conversa-tion in London and in Washington with Mr. Adam Watson, newly appointed British Ambassador co Cuba.
United States Information MODOY
a. The Agency's press service during the reporting period transmitted 12 articles, commentaries, and backgrounders on its wireless file service to USIA posts throughout Latin America for placement in the local newspapers and the Voice of America Spanish broadcasts to Latin America carried a total of 23 ccomentaries and features on the subject of Cuban-based subversion in addition to the regular reporting of developments in the hourly newscasts.
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b. In response to standing Agency instructions to give special attention to developments related to Cuba-based subversion, USIS posts in Latin America were prompt in reporting incidents and in providing editorial comments from the Latin American press, all of which was used in the Agency's radio and press output.

The main developments treated in the Agency's radio and press coverage included Castro's July 26 speech urging revolu-tions in Latin America, the discovery of terrorist weapons
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factories in Guayaquil, the Ecuadorean Vice President's accusion of Cuban responsibility for terrorism, the statement by State Department Press Officer Richard Phillips that "potential subversive agents" from Cuba to the Caribbean area were passing through Gran Cayman, the expulsion of a Bolivian youth leader for receiving funds from Cuba, Castro-trained terrorists in and Honduras,/Bolivian protests against meddling by the Cuban Embassy in the miner's strike. A Voice of America roving reporter in Latin America provided several reports ofzinzien on the subversion picture in countries he visited.

c. In support of the Agency's effort on Cuban-based subversion, the publications center in Mexico began work on
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three pamphlets during the perfod based on Castro's report of his visit to the Soviet Union (showing that he contradicted himself in some of his extravagant claims of Soviet progress), the losses suffered by Cuban labor under Castro, and the fate of political prisoners in Cuba. When completed, these pamphlets will be reproduced and distributed in quantity throughout the area.
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September 30, 1963
Heabers of Subcommittee on Cretro-Communice Subversion.
Chairman, Sobemmittee on Cuban Subversion
SUJEUT: Report for July - August on Actions Token to Combat Castro-Commuulat Subversion.

Attached is a draft of the Sabcommittee's report for July and August on actions taken to counterset Castro-comunist subversion in the heatsphere. The draft hes basa prepared on the basis of the moteriel which you furniciad with acetata modification. The CIA er will note that I hove extracted from his ruimission the items of cétion tokon and places these in the body of the resort. The intelligonce Intomation contained in the cubalssion I have made into an annex. I think it is very useful to save the intelligence Cata fom part of the report, and request that in the future the CIA mester prepare his subcianion in two parts.

May I have your comcats on the draft by close of business October 1, 1963.
Copies to: CLA - Mr. Whester (2)
DOD - Col. Haig (2)
UGIA - Hr. Vagley (1)
RAR - Mr. Hort (1)
Justice - Mr. Geoghegpat (1)

ALA:UCloudlor:38
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Travel to and from Cuba

Cherterèd Cubana Airlines flights between Cuba and Brasil have become a major means of transporting non-Cuban Latin Americans to and from Cuba. The five such flights since late July have carried nearly 400 non-Cubans.

The first of the recent series on 25 July -- brought 71 Latin American passengers to Havana for the 25 July colob tions. The other four flights on 15, 22, 23 and 29 August -- transported over 200 Latin Americans to Brasil from Havena. Some of the aircraft involved returned to Cubs with craller numbers of passengers. Winy of the 200 Estin Arerican passengers had been delegates to the 26 July cerotonies, but others had apperently been in Cube for longar periode and sore had probably received training there. Of the passengers on these four flights to Brazil, 75 wore nacives of Caribbean area countries. Their circuitous travel through Brazii wa evidently designed to belp conceal the fout that they had been in Cuba.

Costa Rica
Two Costa Ricans were amoon the passengers on a charcored Cabana plane which was turned back to lavana at Grand Cayann da 11 July 1963. One ma Lur Herina Hernandes Salaser, the only Costa Rican voran known to have been sent to Cuba for training as a guerrilla warfara instructor. She had been in Cuba since September 1562. The other Costa Rican passenger was Carios Cullion, former head of the Costa Rican Society of Friends of the Golan Revolution, who had been ta Ceba since Hovusber 1902.
Fenador

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to follow the guidance of the Unbasay and the Station in controlling tovel to and from Cuba and the Soviet bloc, The activities of Caban selversives in Ecuador, at least for the present, have been greatly inhibited by the mass arrests of Communists and pro-Cubans and by the outlawing of the Communist Party by the junta,
Honduras

It is reported that the Honduran Communist Party has issued orders to its members not to attempt to travel to Cuña at the present time. This action to apparently the rosult of the inercasing vigilance of the Honduren government and the greater implementacion of stricter travel controls.
2. Koveront of Cuban Pronacanda
Guatemala

According to an unconfirmed report received in July, a Bureau of Informatica of the Concunist Party of Cuatemala is being formed in collaboration with Prensa latina and is to be masaged clandestinely. It expecto to receive nous by shortwave radio from Cuba and print bulletins for distribution by radio atations. This way indicate a pattern by which Fremst Lotina will attempt to distribute on a more clandestina besis in other areas in Latin Azerica.

Honduras
It was reliably reported that in zid July 1963, a small coastal freighter landed 14 ierge boxes of Communist propaganda on the northern coast of Hondurse, the boxes having bera transferred at sea frou a larger vessel.
3. Hovement of Guerrillas and Arm

Extremist members of the Foronist Party, spparently under the leadership of such figures as licetor Villalon and Join William Cooke, are apparently receiving encouragement and promises of large suns of money from Cula ia support of their efforce to train and organize subversive groups in Argentina.
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Villalea bas stated that his plan calls for expanding and accallocating subversive activities in Argentina celsinating in a completo take over within two yearu. There is no iniics tlon slut Teron himself ans amand to this plan. It has beca reported that leaders of the Cosmonist Party of Argentina have been greatly emoyed by the tendency of the Castro regime to support the revolutionary Paronists without having consulted the Communist Party of Argencim.

It is reported that the so-called Amy of intional Liberation (AML) of Argentina, which is a relatively quali Castroist organization directed from Cuba by John Willian Coche, has in recent wecks been negotiating for the purchase of ams and has been offered tutamchdan guns, barookes and other wonpong by two or three private suppllars. It was reported, bowever, that tho ANL was baving difficulty getting enough dollars fra Cuba to make significant purchased possible.
Bolivia

The Bolivion Mindatry of Foruiga Relations on 23 August protested Cormally to the Ceben Charge d'Affaires in La Pas against the Cuban Khonny support to the sinera during the recent crisis. Subsequy, however, Foreign Minister Fellan informed the Cand it that he need not fear that the Goveromons of Bolivia break dipicentie rolariona wich There has, in fact, avea no hard information linking the Cuben Ezkassy with the provat nining crisis in spite of scoce coconfined roports of Cuban support.
Bumpil'
Cuben Ambassador to Fins11, Neul Roa Kouri, is reported to have attempted to enc Tereant Stagne loader Francisco Jailho to revitalize the gas in northsra Brazil. According to 2000 reporte efforts are being anda to mify the leadership and bring dissident elamute wader the general direction of Julizo. Other reports ingleses that, although the Cuban Bobassy is providing guidanca arty financial support to the Trovereat, it is not the Intercami dispension in the league.
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Fron Colabia reports have been received of incressing Caben sssistance, primarily in the form of training courses ly Instructora who have been trained in Cuba, to the Worker-Student-Peasant Kovanent (ICTC). A small guerrilla band encountered by to Cologbian army in July 1963 was broken up when five nubers of the band wara killed and two others captured.
ammil quantity of, arms and a considerable excunt of books and parphicts on revolutionary warfare, photographs of Didel Castro, Camilo Cienfuegos and bito Tac-tung, and bulletins of the Nod were found at the campsito. Recent reporta have indicated on Lecrease in the terrorist offorts of the HONG and increased promises of assistance from Che Guevara with regard to the training of additional KOC nambers.

Conte Bien
In mid-July an incrensed number of querrillas wor reportedly being trained in Cosen sich by Adolfo Carcia Zorberena, voll-knom Binardgma rovelutionary Loader and rember of the FUM (Ibtiensi Liberation Front a Communior-dominatod, Cuban-supported, anti-dicaragua revolutionary group). In early August, Alberto Sorroco, leader of the FM in Costa Rica, loft with a group of Micaremisma for the Costa Rican-Hicaraguan border. The purchase of an and supplies and the recruitment of Nicsrogans for a noveras splacticaragua are also reportedly undervay in Costa Rica,
4

Hector logentes Jacks."osta Riera agitator, left Sea Jos in nid-Argest for the Niecezivon border to supervise the passage of Nicaraguan querrilles osta Rica into Nicaragua. Degentes, the recently resumei kron stsending the Hay Day cnicucations in Cuba, was ansing this responsibility by the Costa Rican Commitet forty.
Tondures

The Honduran armed forces borsa to nove against a group of pro-Castro queretilas creates apeiras the Nicaraguan Covern-cast and active in the whol or the learaguan-Honkiurca border, The Nicaragua Nacional Cum tan baon conducting operations en ita side of the border agrinot the Insurgents since July. The densa jungle and diirious corrain, lovover, will spada the efforts of both forces to eliminate the guerrillac.
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Infomation on the worstila force is conaty and
unobud of members of the National
-dominated and Cubes-supported
primarily in Honduras and
The strength of the force
conflicting. It is appare
liberation Front (FLR),
revolutionary organiration ausive
Nicaragua aince the fall of 1002.
La not know
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A captured guerrilla of the FLH (National Liberation a Communist-doninetod, (Arben supported, anzi Nicaraguan gmcp) confessed that he was a saber of a group of 46 who eatured Ficaragua from Horderna on 22 July. Na said that their mission was to establish a base camp in the Icatalla mountains, Department of Jincters, in order to indoceminate the peasants and to train them in querrilla acties. He admitted that he bad received sin nonths' suamilla warfare training in Cuba zad that other Fii lesders had received sibiler training. He also sold that the FUN training camp in Honduras was scor El Lagarto, on the Patuca River.

Teenofer of Funde
nmitich Cuina
In Erizich Gelama, Ontana Export-Export Corporation (Gimpen) received a ona sillion dollar advance payment deposited by the Cuban Alimpex Corporation for goods to be delivered to Cuba in the future, Clupex has, in tum, loaned this money to the Covencent of British Guiana. Chedei Jagma's People's Progressive Party is the major stockholder in Cirpex, Kohammed Eassin, Ntanger of Cispex, has indicated that Clapex will be able to secure additional loans Erea Cuba in amounts sufficient to tide the Jagan govacement ovary foreseeable crisis. It ves also reported that Cingen plans to buy aircraft, spero porto and other machinery in the United States for reshipment to Caba.
Camerel

Reports continue to be zeceived from many places indicatin that the suitcase full of currency to still one of the most cocmon methods used by the Cubang for transmitting Emda for uso in supporting subversive activities throughout the kiwieghere. Instances where such funds have been confiscated by the police have occurred recently in El Salvador, Tanama and Ecuador.
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Agency Information
Date: 3/20/201

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10058-10420
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109060-3385

Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, LO
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI

TITLE:
DATE: 06/23/1964
PAGES: 1
SUBJECTS: LHO, POST-RP, POSSIBLE CUBAN, ACT

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1B
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 02/14/1994

OPENING CRITERIA: APPROVAL OF CIA
COMMENTS: REFERRAL TO CIA

FBI
Date: 6/23/64

Via AIRTEL HARIAN
FROM DIRECTOR, FBI (62-109060)
LEGAT, LONDON (62-358) (RUC)

SECRET
ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY 11/22/63, Classified by 2040
DALLAS, TEXAS
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION CONCERNING Exempt from CDS, Category I
Date of Declassification Indefinite

On 6/22/64 Mr. R. E. CARTER, CIA, London, on a
highly confidential basis, furnished the following information
which comes from a tisur on the Cuban Embassy, London, operated
by British Security Service, MI-5 and British Secret Intelligence
Service, MI-6.This conversation occurred on 5/8/64 and was
between MARIOTRIVA PATTERSON, Counselor, Cuban Embassy, London
and an unidentified male visitor, possibly a Colombian. The
conversation was in Spanish and indistinct at times Information
is as follows:

The visitor after a question half of which is
not heard asks if in the case of the assassination of
KENNEDY if (?) FOSTER (ph and indistinct was ever in
Cuba. RIVA replies in the negative. He says that this man
applied for a visa to go to Cuba at the Consulate in Tam-
pico. He was refused a visa. Had he been to Cuba he would
have had his passport)
VISITOR: "A typical F.B. I.. job

RIVA: "A thing (una cosa) of the Imperialists to kill
him in the end really disgusting

It is possible that the individual referred to
Cabove as FOSTER may have been OSWALD. Above furnished for the
Bureau's information

3) Bureau
1 Liaison (sent direct)
1 London
CWB:rn
SECRET 18 JUN 26 1964
Approved: cc. Wick.
Spoil Agent in Charge
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IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10062-10456
RECORD SERIES: HO
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-82555-1ST NR 5370.

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, BR
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:

DATE: 01/05/1965
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT: LANE, MARK, ADMIN

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: Secret
NEW CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE: 06/30/1997
UPDATE DATE: 01/19/2001
STATUS Redact

RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (1)(B)

COMMENTS:

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum

OIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,
RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION
IN THIS DOCUMENT. JM 4/14/97

TO: Director, FBI (100-409763)
DATE: 1/5/65

FROM: Legat, Bern (105-284) (RUC)
Classified by 2240
SUBJECT: MARK LANE Exempt from GDS Category
SM - C ALL INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN
OTHERWISE
Date of Declassification Indefinite

Re Bern letter 12/28/64. Lu Oswald
EFGITLC

Enclosed are 5 copies of the following:
Letterhead Memorandum dated Communication dated
1/5/65
Information in the enclosure was received by Legat Bern on 1/4/65
Source in the memorandum or originator of communication is:

Bundesministerium für Inneres, Abteilung 13 (Austrian Federal Criminal Police), Vienna, Austria (AFCP).

Schweizerisches Zentralpolizeibureau (Swiss Central Police Bureau), Bern, Switzerland (SCPB).

Abteilung II, Gruppe Staatspolizei, Bundesministerium fur Inneres (Austrian Federal Security Police), Vienna, Austria, (AFSP).

Schweizerische Bundespolizei (Swiss Federal Police), Bern, Switzerland (SFP)

Office of Special Assistant (covert CIA), American Embassy, Bern, Switzerland (OSA)
APPROPRIATE AGENCIES
AND FIND OFFICES

Research Branch (covert CIA), American Embassy, Vienna, Austria. ADVISED PUSING

ENCLOSURES American Embassy, Vienna, Austria. SLIP(stion

Enclosure is classified Unclassified By source See remarks

Check name(s) in Bufiles.

Check name(s) and/or fingerprints in Identification Division.

Furnish results of requested investigation for referral to requesting agency.
For information..
Bureau (Encl. 5) 105-825
(1 - Liaison) (Encl.) NOT RECORDED
(1 - New York) (100-117844)
199 JAN 18 1995
- Bert

LDG:mis Daclaseity On: DADA(JFK)
60 JAN 19 1965 10 NR5370

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AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10114-10010
RECORD SERIES: HO
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109090-356

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, PA
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:
DATE: 10/28/1964
PAGES: 9
SUBJECT: WC, ASSISTANCE, NEWS MEDIA

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: Secret
NEW CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE: 09/24/1997
UPDATE DATE: 01/23/2001
STATUS: Redact

RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (1)(B)

COMMENTS: INC DIRECTOR, FBI RESPONSE, TRANSLATION FROM SPANISH AND CIA
LTR TO LEG, PA

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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
Memorandum

TO: Director, FBI (62-109090)
FROM: Legat, Paris (62-148) (P.)
DATE: 10-28-64
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR
RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION
IN THIS DOCUMENT,

SUBJECT: THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON
THE ASSASSINATION OF
PRESIDENT KENNEDY

Enclosed for the Bureau is one copy of a self-
explanatory Paris Embassy CAS (Controlled American Source
CIA) memorandum along with a copy of the letter in Spanish
mentioned in the memorandum.

The Paris Office has referred this matter to
the High General Staff (HGS), Madrid, Spain, with a request
for investigation by that service in an effort to locate
and identify the sender of the letter, and to interview him
for any data he may be able to supply. The results of this
Paris request of the HGS will be promptly reported when
available.

Bureau (Enc. 2)
(1 Liaison Section)
Paris

APPROVED ROUTING SLIP(S)
DATE: 11-2-64

Declassify on! QADR
(JFK Special)

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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Norman Philcox
Legal Attache
FROM: CAS
DATE: 20 October 1964
CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
SUBJECT: Crank Letter Concerning Warren Commission
Document

Our office in Madrid has sent us a copy of the attached
Spanish-language letter addressed to the American Ambassador
to Spain, and signed by one Antilin PERIS, alleging in the
first paragraph that the author has some information of interest
to impart. After opening the second paragraph by saying that he
had to flee Paris due to an indiscretion committed there, the
author states:

"There (apparently Paris), in the home of
some American friends, I got hold of an authen-
tic document about the assassination in Dallas,
which they say was swiped from the Warren
Commission and which is certainly prejudicial
for President Johnson. I have it on good
authority that they are currently trying to sell
it to no less than the Director of "Paris-Match."
Someone from the Embassy of the United Kingdom
in Paris is involved in the matter."...

The author closes by suggesting that an advertisement be inserted
in a Madrid newspaper if there be any interest in further details.

There are no traces from Madrid on Antilin PERIS, which
according to CAS, Madrid is almost certainly an alias. Needless
to say there is no return address on the letter or envelope, which
was mailed from Barcelona on 26 September 1964. CAS, Madrid has
forwarded us a copy of the letter on the off chance that we may
have received similar allegations; in such case Madrid would
appreciate learning the details so that they might inform the
Embassy. It was also suggested that we show you this letter.

CAS, Paris has no traces on Antilin PERIS

cc: United States Secret Service
Attn: Mr. John Hanly
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IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10115-10027
RECORD SERIES: DL
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-3588-29

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, PA
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:

DATE: 10/28/1964
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT: SEE FBI 62-109090-356

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: Secret
NEW CLASSIFICATION:

REVIEW DATE: 09/24/1997
UPDATE DATE: 01/23/2001
STATUS Redact

RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (1)(B)

COMMENTS:

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Director, FBI (62-109090) SECRET
Legat, Paris (62-148) (P.) 10-28-64
CIA HAS NO OPJECTION TO
DECLASSIFICATION AND/OR,
RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION
THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON IN THIS DOCUMENTS
THE ASSASSINATION OF
PRESIDENT KENNEDY Except Brockets (K3/10/97)

CONFXENTIAL

Englosed for the Bureau is one copy of a self-
explanatory Paris Embassy CAS (Controlled American Source -CS]
CIA) memorandum along with a copy of the letter in Spanish
mentioned in the memorandum.
i
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The Paris Office has referred this matter to
the High General Staff (HGS), Madrid, Spain, with a request
for investigation by that service in an effort to locate
and identify the sender of the letter, and to interview him
for any data he may be able to supply. The results of this
Paris request of the HGS will be promptly reported when
available.
3 Bureau (Enc. 2)
1 (1- Liaison_Section)
Paris
HPW:HD
(4)

ALL INFORMACION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT"
NULRE SHOWN OTHERWISE

Classified by 2040
Exempt. CDS, Category 12
Date of lassification INDEFINITE
Rls.7/23/79
Re: ANTILIN
PERIS
4-24-93 9803-22D/MAC
Doclasally
CONXDENTIAL

SEGOET
62-3588-29
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FILED
NOV 9 1964
FBI DALLAS
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AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10150-10104
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109060-3681

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, BR
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE:

DATE: 08/21/1964
PAGES: 1
SUBJECT: JFK, OPINION, DRAGOMIR, ANGHEL, INTERVIEW

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
ORIGINAL CLASSIFICATION: Secret
NEW CLASSIFICATION:
REVIEW DATE: 06/30/1997
UPDATE DATE: 02/09/2001
STATUS Redact
RESTRICTIONS:
JFK Act 6 (1)(B)

COMMENTS:

NW 50953 DocId: 32163025 Page 1

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FD-36 (Rev. 12-13-56)

FBI
Date: 8/21/64
SECRET

Transmit the following in Via AIRTEL

TO Director, FBI (62-109060)

FROM Legat, Bern (62-43) (RUC)

ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT
JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY
11/22/63, DALLAS, TEXAS
MISC. INFO CONCERNING

ReBuairtel 8/7/64.

Enclosed for Dallas are 25 copies each of insert pages 1 and 2 with results of interview of ANGHEL DRAGOMIR.
As instructed by the Bureau, this insert incorporates the translated letter from DRAGOMIR with appropriate comments concerning the matter having been referred to the Bureau for investigation.

Information on an individual by the name ANGHEL DRAGOMIR from Bureau files as included in reairtel has not been included in insert since identity has not been proven and the information is not pertinent in any case.

The other Government agency referred to in the insert is the Research Branch (Covert CIA) the Embassy, Vienna, Austria.

6 Bureau
(1 Liaison) (Encl.)
(2 Dallas) (89-43) (Encl, 50)
1 Bern
HDG:mls

ENCLOSURE
NW 50953 DocId:32163025 Page 2
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JFK Assassination System
Identification Form
Date: 11/18/20

Agency Information
AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10158-10061
RECORD SERIES : HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 105-82555-1ST NR 5373

Document Information
ORIGINATOR: FBI
FROM: LEG, BR
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE: 
DATE: 01/08/1965
PAGES: 1
SUBJECTS: LANE, MARK, ACT, SURVEILLANCE

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
CLASSIFICATION: Secret
RESTRICTIONS: 1A
CURRENT STATUS: Redact
DATE OF LAST REVIEW: 12/10/1997
OPENING CRITERIA : APPROVAL OF CIA
COMMENTS:

CIA HAS NO OBJECTION TO
DECLASSICATION AND/OR,
RELEASE DA INFORMATION
FBI SECRET
Date: 1/8/65
IN THIS DOCUMENT. ASSANITIZED
Transmit the following in: KP2/11/197

Via AIRTEL OONFIDENT
TO : Director, FBI (100-409763) ALE INFORMATION CONTAINED
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED
EXCEPT WHERE SHOWN
FROM: Legat, Bern (105-284) (P) OTHERWISE

MARK LANE CLASSIFIED BY 5668 SUD/GOL
SM C DECLASSIFY ON: 25X_(6)
Lee Oswald
Re Bern letter 1/5/85

On 1/6/65 JOHN DIMMER, Chief. Office of Special
Assistant (covert CIA) the Embassy, confidentially
informed that he had learned that LANE was to speak in
Zurich, Switzerland, some time in the next two weeks on the
subject of OSWALD's innocence in the killing of President
KENNEDY. LANE's talk is allegedly to be sponsored by
HEINRICH BUCHBINDER, well known Swiss Trotskyite who is
prominent in the Swiss Movement Against Atomic Armament.
(Schweizerische Bewegung gegen die Atomare Aufrüstung - SBGAA

At DIMMER's request, he was furnished background
material concerning LANE. DIMMER stated that he would keep
this office informed of further developments in this matter.
ORIGINAL FILED IN 100-40976.3-155
Classic by 9903 CD/GAT
1105-82555
Bureau Declassifyon UADR(SEK)
NOT RECORDED
(1 Liaison) 199 JAN 19 1965
(1 New York) (100-117844)
1 Bern
APPROPRIATE MENCIES
AND FIEND OFFICES
HDG:mls
ADVISED B EXKOUTING
SLIP(S) Opas
Wicks

Copy to
CLASSIFIED BY 2040
EXEMPT FRO GDS CATEGORY 24-3
DATE OF DEGASSIFICATION INDEFINITE

60 JAN 19 1965
Approved: Sent: Per:
Special Agent in Charge

SECRET
124-10163-10134

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IDENTIFICATION FORM

AGENCY INFORMATION

AGENCY: FBI
RECORD NUMBER: 124-10163-10134
RECORD SERIES: HQ
AGENCY FILE NUMBER: 62-109060-3942

DOCUMENT INFORMATION

ORIGINATOR: CIA
FROM: DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF PLANS
TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
TITLE: 
DATE: 12/04/1964
PAGES: 6
SUBJECT: JFK, ASSISTANCE, SUSPECT, RIDDERSTRALE, KARL-ERIK, ALBRECHT,
ADOLPH JAY, ABERG, CHARLOTTE, NAME CHECK

DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
