[1]124-10285-10254|
[3]| 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
[5]1
[7]JFK Assassination System
[8]Identification Form
[10]Agency Information
[12]Date:
[14]6/5/2015
[16]AGENCY: FBI
[17]RECORD-NUMBER: — 124-10285-10254 ,
[18]RECORD SERIES: HQ
[19]AGENCY FILENUMBER: SEE TITLE
[20]Document Information
[21]ORIGINATOR: FBI
[22]FROM: SAC,MM
[23]TO: DIRECTOR, FBI
[24]TITLE: [Restricted]
[25]DATE: 03/23/1967
[26]PAGES: 10
[27]SUBJECTS :
[28][Restricted]
[29]DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[30]CLASSIFICATION: — Secret
[31]RESTRICTIONS : 1A; 1B; 1C; 4
[32]CURRENT STATUS: = Redact
[33]DATE OF LAST REVIEW: — 10/14/1998
[34]OPENING CRITERIA: INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA
[35]COMMENTS : INC LHM, MEMO
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[48]airtel
[50]SECRED
[52]1 - Mr. DeBuck
[54]To: SAC, Miami (asa-a198) 15) n
[55]— ae hb LZ [S)
[56]From: Director, FBI} (1934-14264) 5
[58]te .
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[62]ae mete ey e.
[65]| DOLPHIN ; - co
[66]from 08
[67]Reurairtel and LHM both dated 3/23/67. &
[68]You @ authorized to ner pocorneni ge to his
[69]Cuban principa the information set forth in-r .
[70]BLD: brr aw ) . mo we ey
[71](4) ft
[72]NOTE:
[74][clearance for passage] was obtained by Liaison Section
[75]3/30/67. ; .
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[79]LAS GELON: Bi Gel
[81]. wes Yulee
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[102]‘, :, . aWDate: March 23, 1967
[104]hb
[106]Transmit the following. in za : iFipe in plaintext or code)
[108]. AIRTEL AIR MAIL
[110]Via ~ (Priority)
[111]TO: DIRECTOR, FBI (134~14264) |G)
[112]FROM: SAC, MIAMI Ht [(134-1298) GP)
[114]RE: S OLPHIN
[115]-IS"="CuBA (S$)
[117](n, ReMiamilet 2/20/67.
[118]]
[120]In accordance wi instructions concerning the
[121]andling of jdouble agents here are attached hereto the
[122]OPiginal and 9 copies ofa letterhead memorandum, The #
[123]letterhead memorandum_has been classified "SEC T, "fin f
[124]order to protect the Gdentity of a double agent} of coh-
[125]tinuing value to the U.S $s)
[127]Gs set forth in referenced letter , Pourwn's
[128]principalj/ requested him to furnish informati on a
[130]} monthly basis concerning anti-CASTRO activities in the v.RG)
[131]a In view of nisKthe Miami Office will have
[133]the informant prepa and the Miami Office will forward
[134]ol letter containinggthe information set out in the attached
[136]erhead memorandum, This information will be ‘Prepared
[137]secret writing. {s)
[139]BEG MY 3 /—/Y2.¥
[143]wm [Sa T Bureau is requ to advise kaded or
[144]=~. % not {DOLPHI ill bef{authorizedfo make the information
[145]ENO available to (his Cuban meet oy April 7; 1967£&% it
[146]wees EXT) | ae |
[147]Ly (3/- Bureau (Encl, - (AM - RM) a DA f
[148]ig 1 = Miami s, y ie cecal -
[150]ta) ens te, a _ at “ 1 ARO 1967
[152]eo 44 _
[154]& aspooodd bye D
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[159]SIREN
[160]hi Ca " »
[162]Ug? JFK, Me (Eode nangffhas been assigned to
[163]; apespiiese © activities are bei ng {directed}(s)
[164]against. a Eu an intelligence service He was request-
[165]ed by (his Cuban principalPto obtain “information relgt-
[166]ing to anti-Castro activities in the United States)
[168]Through his contacts with anti-Castro
[170]individual if iami, the following information was
[171]obtained:
[173]A 1 of anti-Castro, leaders was held »
[174]recently at the home of Palayo arcia, Mauel
[175]“Grernandez,, -former__Secretary_of—Labor—in—Cuba,—.-
[176]‘acted as chairman, and the meeting was att
[177]by form mer Castro astro officials. such*as Manuel¥Urrutia, ~— ’
[179]ManueEth {Ray, areniperpaz az05 5 one ayagChibas, RufoN xgpez..
[180]rheresquet, ur ajtederos, "and Efrsu._
[184]* At the cman auesatea that
[185]a committee be formed and efforts made to have:
[186]the committee travel to Cuba for a conference
[187]with Cuban officials, in order .to discuss the
[189]a . _Telease of political prisoners, It was believed
[190]Dy “that the discussion concerning political prisoners
[191]7 could: be expanded to include a discussion of
[192]NS differences between Cuba and the United States,
[194]Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion
[195]_ would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel
[197]Castro is not completely satisfie ith Cuba's.
[198]relations. with the. Soviet Union. <i the discuss-
[200]ion of the relations between Cuba And the United
[202]DECLASS FL, canine ANDIOR,
[204]shape _ RELEASE OF CIA INFORMATION.
[205]ot _N THis S DOCUMENT, CXLE, tdi
[207]a EE
[210]ichosupe
[212]BECRED
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[220]States should prove Progeakyec of Hae ah ipdommation ¥ uy HK
[223]SECREN
[225]Bcould ‘then be communicated by the committee to
[226]the United States Government, ina ‘hope of
[227]bringing about a state of coex stence between
[228]“Cuba and the United ae 9) :
[230]It is requested that Glearance be santeg\5)_ ‘ 7
[231]for Ghe ye} alien} to furnish this data to(his Cuban
[232]principal )(S
[234]tone information should not be disseminated.
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[238]\ i) 2a Bit ot cine
[240]My eA
[242]ct be Sto how’ ). wit
[243]198 - f pe namef has been (Assigned, to
[245]c
[247]hose activities are being [directed a
[248]agzinst a Cuban intelligence servic@) He was request~
[249]ed by (ors Cuban principa o:. obtain information rela
[250]ing to anti-Castro activities in the United States, ‘)
[252]7
[256]. Through his contacts with anti-Castro
[257]i individuals in Miami, the following information was
[258]obtained: GH( | a
[260]C, A meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held
[261]. vrecently at the home of Palayo Garcia. Manuel
[262]’ Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
[263]acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
[264]by former Castro officials, such.as Manuel Urrutia,
[265]Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez
[266]Fresquet, Gy Mesa, Elena Mederos, and Efreu
[268]Gonzalez,
[270]At the meeting,. Fernandez Suggested that
[271]a committee be formed and efforts made to have :
[272]the committee travel to Cuba for a. conference - _
[273]with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the
[274]release of political prisoners. It was believed —
[275]that the discussion concerning political: prisoners’
[276]could. be expanded to include a discussion of
[277]differences between Cuba and the United States,
[278]Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion
[279]would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel ;
[280]Castro is not completely satisfie ,~With Cuba's ; i
[281]relations with the Soviet Union. WIf the discuss- ;
[282]ion of the relations between Cuba and the Unite
[283]States should prove productive, such ttcemnoi Gado
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[289]Kcould then be communicated by the committee to
[290]the United States Government, in a ‘hope of
[292]bringing about a state o xi tence between
[293]Cuba and the United seavesk GY :
[295]for (the Cuban alien] to furnish this data to
[297]his Cuban
[298]principal] )
[300]_..This information should not be disseminated.
[302]|
[304]It is requested that clearance + ve granteaTo
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[317]CF
[319]MAR 23 7967 |
[321]CLASSE , SECRET
[323]ee net rev
[324]lear sp/Gor-
[325])
[326]The bove code name] has been assigned to
[327]a Cuban Hot hose activities are being Giréected Xs)
[329]against! a (Cuban intellige e services) He was request—
[330]ed by (his uban principa © obtain information rel
[331]ing to. anti-Castro activities in the United States*
[333]| ‘Through his contacts with anti-Castro_
[334]individuals’ in Miami, the following information was
[335]obtained: Gill
[337]. & meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held.
[338]recently at the home of Palayo Garcia. Manuel
[339]Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
[340]acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
[341]by former Castro officials, such as Manuel Urrutia,
[342]Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez
[343]-\ .Fresquet, Danilg Mesa, Elena. Mederos, and Efreu
[344]ys Gonzalez. \. : _
[346]At the ‘meeting, Fernandez suggested that ‘
[347].& committee be formed and efforts made to have \
[348]the committee travel to Cuba for a conference
[350]with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the |
[352]release of political prisoners. It was believed
[353]- that the discussion concerning political prisoners
[355]could be expanded to include a discussion of
[357]differences between Cuba and the United States.
[359]Those in attendance agreed that such a discussion
[361]would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel -
[363]Castro is not completely satisfied with Cuba's .-
[365]relations with the Soviet Union, If the discuss-
[367]ion of the relations between Cuba and the United
[369]States ‘should prove productive, such aly
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[373]Kouta then be communicated by ‘the committee to
[374]the United States Government , in a hope of
[376]bringing about a state of co ine between
[377]Cuba and the United Seaton ip
[379]is requested that. Glearance be ranted g®)
[380]for - Ene Guan alienlte furnish this data st gt Cuban
[381]principal ’)
[383]7 This information, should not be disseminated.
[384]oN
[386]- 2% -
[388]Subse
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[394].
[396]ay Gubl as) lke sheer
[398]yas SS apaolta) Sar E —h (Frrsurace: 1G
[400]The bove [code name} has. been assigned to
[401]en sow alie hose activities are being irected]@) |
[402]‘against a jfCuban intellige e servic He was request-
[403]ed by {his Cuban principa Oo obtain information a
[406]MAR 23 1967 - -
[408]ine to anti-Castro activities in the United States
[410]. Through his contacts with anti-Castro
[411]individual iami, the Following information was
[412]obtained: 0%) itul?
[414]. A meeting of anti-Castro leaders was held °
[415]recently at the home of Palayo Garcia, Manuel
[416]_ Fernandez, former Secretary of Labor in Cuba,
[417]acted as Chairman, and the meeting was attended
[418]by former Castro officials, such as Manuel Urrutia,
[419]Manuel Ray, Felipe Pazos, Raul Chibas, Rufo Lopez.
[420]-Fresquet, ilo Mesa, Elena Mederos, and Efreu
[421]Gonzalez. wu) ,
[423]At the meeting, Fernandez suggested that
[424].a committee be formed and efforts made to have-
[425]the committee travel to Cuba for a conference
[426]with Cuban officials, in order to discuss the
[427]release of political prisoners, It was believed
[428]that the discussion concerning political prisoners
[429]could be expanded to include a discussion of
[430]differences between Cuba and the United States,
[431]Those in attendance agreed . that such a discussion
[432]would be timely, inasmuch as it appears that Fidel.
[433]Castro is not completely satisfied-with Cuba’ Ss. °
[434]relations with the Soviet Union, Hit the discuss-
[435]ion of the relations between Cuba and the United
[436]States should prove productive, such information
[438]MK de natin Soma
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[442]ould then be communicated by the committee to
[443]the United States Government, in a‘hope of
[444]bringing about a state of coe is ence between —
[445]Cuba and the United States Gots
[447].for (Ene 196 alien] to furnish his data tof{his Cuban
[450]1” information should not be disseminated.
[452]It, is ienkt ested that Zlearance be geal
[453]n
[455]- Qe
[457]SECRET
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