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[41]105-82298-164
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[45]FBI
[46]HQ
[48]01/18/1963
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[51]ELOY GUTIERREZ MENOYO
[53]PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT
[54]Secret
[56]1B; 1C;4
[58]Redact
[60]01/19/1999
[62]INDEFINITE, APPROVAL OF CIA
[64]SUMMARY
[66]Page 1
[68]Date:
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[81]CORRELATION SUMMARY
[82]Main File No: 105-82298 Date: January 18, 1963
[83]Subject: Eloy GutierrezNenoyo eo ~ Date Searched: 10/26/62
[84]Kiko Pernas*- ALS: DSPORMAT LON CONTATNED
[86]Va One Gutierrezs* : ASSL FIED
[87]’ One Martinezs set . : OWN
[89]All logical variations of subject's name and aliases” were searched and
[90]identical references found as:
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[93]paloy, tierrez Menoyo- r Boy, Gutierre jenoyay 7
[95]|
[96]| +eloy< 1iterrez" One Nenpyo “—
[97]| ‘BloyCGhitierrez pees. ane “
[99] 21loyGGtt errez” [ioe Gutierrez“M o*-
[103]I#10 ierres * ATE _
[104](NEL erres * !
[106]| MBlog-Gitierrez”
[108]In oyCeutierr
[110]Hoy Mapoy oo-Gitierrez™
[116] Gallego:Gutierrez* 7 Vizly Gutierre71 nyo
[117]an enoyo w
[121]azaro 0." Martinez a “wbutierre’t oY
[123]4ALazaro Cristobal. Florian “Nartinez”
[125]; MLazaro Cristobal lorian Martinez “Mendezv’¢ Sloy iterrez-Nenoyo”
[127]Stoy Seite DRT OOK
[129]i pazare Martinez“Mendez> —__ Eloy-M onoya* oa
[130]azaro Q. Marti Mendez” ' “Eloy Gutierrez’ NS oya”
[131]i 4Sly Gutierrez. Bauiovs | Bey Gutierrez- sghoya”
[132]' JSloy Gutierkes oy * Eloy Gutierrez, Ss
[133]Youtierred: ehoya'’ - wast ‘
[134]Classified by,
[136]Also searched as.One Gallego, see page 29 of summary. - Beclassity =: -
[138](continued on next page)
[139]THIS SUMMARY HAS BEEN PREPARED FOR Use AT THE SEAT OF
[141]GOVERNMENT AG 32 2 Vb ¥
[142]Analyst — . o™ coordinatorkeen 27 Approved
[143]—_—_—_—_ a Sa ° .
[144]James F. Kline... or Mary H. Elgin, we KE - Norman F. Stultz
[146]. iy : fs]
[147]JFK: jeb ne A
[149]sGutierrez was alleged to have used the nickname Kiko Pernas. Seg: >
[150]serials 2 and 95 of main file (105-82298). See also 105-98002-1..
[152]wet Not Abvarched, see page 56 of search slip.
[154]a 4 Ne COR RY searched, see page. 56 of ‘Search slip.
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[160]SECRET
[162]Mt 105-5948, Oo
[164]: ebantoattion rather than through file on GUTIERREZ “‘MENOYO | as.
[165]an individual, Accordingly, Miami file 105-2102 (Bufile
[167]. thé LI-Front or GUTIERREZ MENOYO will be handled in 105-5948.
[168]- Por this reason a report was prepared at this time instead of
[169]. = . the Letterhead memorandum as requested | in referenced Bureau
[170]— letter.
[172]: - INFORMANTS =.
[174]‘Identity ; co a "Location
[176]) vat 7-1. is mat 639- So 134-238 Sub A-479 and_/
[177]pe mo -- 134-238 Sub A-478. “
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[181]oe ar ce. :
[182]oe - COVER PAGE -
[184]| SEGRET ©
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[188]- .105-82298) is being closed at this time and all leads regarding ©
[190]ad
[192]soit ore emeet one eye. papm oom a mcr
[195]SECRET.
[197]Hector Peter Ordetx, 1802 Lamar St, Tampa, Fla., furnished
[198]on 1/26/62, a quantity of miscellaneous papers, some of which bore the
[199]name of Roberto De Los Rios (100-431672) and appeared to be’
[200]correspondence between him and members of his family in Cuba. One of.
[201]these papers was a carbon copy of a typewritten letter in Spanish to
[202]"Dear Father",dated 4/7/59, at Tampa, with no signature. The writer
[203]said that Nelson had written him asking for declarations of the
[204]committee in regard to Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo | and. his insidious
[205]declarations. No further information.
[207]1004 43672427 p.16 17
[208](3% y30y
[210]Correlator's Note: It was noted that Roberto De. Los Rios had a brother
[211]named Nelson. ,
[213]‘ Rolando Arcadio Masferrer Ro jas. (100-344127) advised on
[214]4/29/59, that he had heard that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and William Morgan, |
[215]former leaders in Sierra del Escambray, Second Front, were dissatisfied
[216]with the situation: in Cuba. °
[220](3¥
[222]CIA Information Report, dated 5/19/59, revealed that ;
[223]Temistocles Fuentes Rivera (105- 62455) stated that when Ernesto "Che".
[224]Guevara arrived in Las Villas Province, Cuba, during the revolution,
[225]he was in the zone of the Segundo Frente Nacional del Escambray which
[226]was headed by Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo. Gutierrez and an armed troop met
[227]Guevara with drawn guns, accused him of being a communist and demanded
[228]that he and his men leave their area of operations .( a)
[230]05462455-10 p. 1
[231](3936)
[233]MM- 635-S, employed by the Cuban Air Force, - -advised that
[234]on 5/20/59, Major Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, Major Pernas, and Major
[235]Armando Fleitas, all leaders of the Second Front of the Escambray,
[236]came to consult with Major Marcos Diaz Lanz, chief of the Revolutionary
[237]Air Force in Cuba. Gutierrez told Marcos Diaz that they had 400 men
[238]who were unemployed and whom they would like to _put to workin order to ;
[240]keep them out of trouble. K) “Ww
[241]09-5996 Encl.p.1
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[250]On 3/18/59, Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo,at a press conference, stated
[252]a
[254]that his. organization* supported the Castro Government "as long as it -
[256]lives up to the principles for which we fought", and that if it should —
[257]déviate "we will take whatever steps circumstances dictate". He further
[258]stated that his group was 100% anti-communist.
[260]’ On 4/20/59, Gutierrez left Havana to visit Miami at the
[261]invitation of Miami's Mayor, (source not clear).
[263]Paul Bethel, Press Officer, U.S. Embassy, Havana, Cuba
[264](protect identity), advised that Tony Beacon was appointed Gutierrez's
[265]press secretary on the above mentioned trip and Beacon was paid by Nick
[267]-Bartone, an American who was attempting to sell C-74's (Globemaster I)
[269]to Cuba.
[271]"The Havana Post ",dated 5/27/59, carried an article to the
[272]effect that the Second National Front of the Escambray (105-78831) had
[273]issued a statement which endorsed the Agrarian Reform Program of the
[274]Cuban Government. The statement was signed by Gutierrez, National
[276]Chief, and Armando Fleitas, Secretary General of the organization.
[278](protect identity) .-¥ )(u)
[280]~ Add. info. according to PSI Hugo Gonzalez La jonchere
[282]105£78831-1 p.1,2 . 4
[283](5¥38) .
[285]a
[287]A, poreign Service Dispatch from the Department of State,
[288]dated 5/28/59, revealed that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo had told the Embassy
[289]in Cuba that the Segundo Frente Nacional del Escambray (105-78831) was
[290]strongly anti-communist and would take action if necessary should the
[291]Governmen’ Come under communist control or domination. : ur)
[293]State also advised that:a source, who had spent a month with
[294]the Segundo Frente under the command of Gutierrez, advised that the group
[295]was non-political and definitely not communist. Gutierrez felt that .
[296]Fidel Castro had a number of communists among his advisors and he believed |
[297]one of these was "Che" Guevara. Guevara had been joined by some of the
[298]members of the Segundo Frente, with Gutierrez's approval, but Guevara's ;
[299]followers had not been allowed to take arms with the Segundo Frentey u)
[301] apedoaney Ploy.) 7
[302]105478831 0253, :
[303](sysoy SPs * Now Detlnss
[304]pew Dept. oF
[305]oo . a State |i-7. DD
[306]* Second National Front of the Escambray. 3-+19- 8
[307]—— oe Sw fest
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[319]Francisco Rodriguez Couceiro, 6424 S.W. 38th St., Miami, Fla.,
[320]advised that the Crusade of Revolutionaries Against. Communism (CRAC) had
[321]planned an invasion.: of the Isle of Pines, Cuba. In June, 1959, Eloy !
[322]Gutierrez Menoyo and William Alexander Morgan, Commanders in ‘the Cuban
[323]Army, were in contact with the Movimento Revolucionario Democrata in
[324]Havana, and this was known to the CRAC in Miami. Rodriguez had advised
[325]the group in Cuba and the anti-Castro movement in the Dominican Republic,
[326]not to trust éither Morgan or Gutierrez because he considered them both
[327]to be loyal to Castro, and their cooperation with the group was for the
[328]purpose of entrapment. vo \
[332]Add. info. according to Rodriguez.
[335]Covey
[337]A teletype from San Juan, dated 6/5/59, concerning
[338]Nicaraguan revolutionary activities, set out the following: "Second
[339]Front Escambray Forces under Commandant Ely Gutierrez Menjoya
[340]requested immediate dissolution from Government, Message conjectures
[341]that this may mean a breakaway from policies of July 26 and could mean
[343]participation in other revolutions." Not further clarified. @YUL
[345]fis5 2-202-S04 H(W) ;
[347]ee ls dv¥sed on 6/26/59, that Paul Hughes, an
[348]American priot, flew for Commander Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo during the
[349]Cuban Revolution. Hughes was suspected of taking guns that were
[350]stored at Miami International Airport and which belonged to the
[351]Cuban Government... Hughes had come to Miami from Cuba on a tiission
[352]for Gutierrez. “R) a . :
[354]On 7/2/59, Sergio Diaz Brull, former advisor to the former
[355]Chief of the Cuban Air Force, advised that Gutierrez was sympathetic
[356]with the anti-Fidel Castro Movement and was waiting in the mountains
[357]of Cuba with approximately 2,000 men for-instructions when to attack
[359]the forces of the Cuban Revolutionary Government. an
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[371]Department of the Army advised that in an interview with
[372]Florencio Pernas Lorenzo (105-98002) on 2/14/61, Pernas advised that
[373]from January to March, 1959, allc he did was attend social and official .
[374]gatherings in Cuba. During this period he made a trip to Miami, Fla.
[375]with Comandante Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo. In about July,1959, he was
[376]requested by Gutierrez to participate in an action against Trujillo
[377]and Batista followers who were to attack Cuba. From 12/20-23/59, Pernas
[378]made a trip to Tampa, Fla., accompahied by Gutierrez to collect toys for
[379]needy children of the Escanbray. (&K Yu u) 7 P's J+Q 16 pow Declnée el
[381], le7. DTD. Y-ib- 4 alt Se $B
[383]Pernas entered the U.S. with‘¢ttierrez* ant planned to eee
[385]Miami and wait for orders of Gutierrez as to his future actions. Yu)
[386]a
[388]Add. info. according to Fernando Prio Hernandez, 1330
[389]Southwest 12th Aves, Miami, Francisco Prio Socarras, 2200 Southwest
[391]2nd Ave., Miami, Antonio Prio Socarras, 1001 Southwest 22nd St., Coral
[392]Gables, Fla., and duplicate informant.
[398]S175 5-98002-9 p.3,4,6-8
[399]AW Ada. info. \. .
[401]“Entered U.S. January, 1961
[403]CIA advised that a meeting composed of anti-Franco elements
[404]and communists took place on 2/4/61, at the camp of the Spanish |
[405]Liberation Army (Ejercito de Liberacion de Espana-ELE) on the Isle of
[406]Pines near Havana. Abderraman Muley More and his aide, Manuel Perez,
[407]leaders of DRIL (Iberian Revolutionary Directorate of Liberation): who
[408]had taken charge of ELE since the departure in late January, 1961, of
[409]Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, were threatened with expulsion fr om Cuba for
[411]resisting communist efforts to take over ELE. Ww) OU)
[412]109 - 87 7 £47 : |
[413](13947
[415]Miguel Antonio Sanchez Ramos, who was interviewed in Room 615, |
[416]Roger Williams Hotel, 28 Hast 31st St., NyC (not further identified) i
[417](Protect identity), and who had furnished reliable information in the past,
[418]advised on 1/27/61, that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, who fas involved in ‘
[419]the "double cross" of the Dominican Republic's Lan 000. to overthrow
[421]Fidel Castro in August, 1959, had a price of 00 on his head, put.
[422]there by Trujillo of the Dominican Republic.
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[432]on 2/23/61, Cirita Lopez Cejas, residence, Miami, Fla., and a
[434]messenger for Manuel Ray and the underground, advised that Manuel Ray
[435]had helped Gutierrez Menoyo and the group who came with him, to escape
[436]from Cuba on 1/27/61. Lopez stated that she assisted in the arrange-
[437]ments for the defection and had hidden 5 or 6 of the revolutionaries in
[438]her home in Havana. She advised that Ray recognized that Gutierrez
[439]pulled a considerable amount of support and following as a former leader
[440]of the EScambray. He was considered a good campaigner and knew the
[441]Sierra Escambray Mountains extremely well. ° a
[443]113-74210-252 Encl.p.7 ay
[444]a 27 SDA)
[446]_ The 2/1/61, issue of the "Miami Herald" carried an article
[447]entitled "Economic Crises Won't Topple Castro-Frio" in which Carlos
[448]Prio Socarras (109-430) stated his views on Guba and Castro. Prio also
[449]expressed concern that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, the rebel commandante who
[451]fiad sought asylum in Miami, was still being detained by U.S. authorities: .
[453]Guiterrez was an anti-communst, according to Prio. '
[454]109 430-2390 Encl.p.3
[455](23
[457]SI 194-430-2395 p.10
[458](23
[461]CIA Information Report, dated 2/10/61, revealed that a source
[463]who belonged to a group which assisted defectors to escape from Cuba,
[464]had been trying to get Humberto Sori Marin (105-93839) out of Cuba.
[465]The source visited Miami to determine whether the means of escape from
[466]Cuba had been compromised by Gutierrez Menoyo and his companions. He ,
[467]also wanted to determine if Sori would be interned as was Gutierrez, |
[468]and How Gutierrez had os gail this escape route and how he was
[470]able to highjack the boats. od W)
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[474]CIA furnished on 3/6/61, a memorandum captioned "DRIL Pians
[475]For Action In the Iberian Peninsula" , which stated that the Iberian
[476]Revolutionary Directorate of Liberation (DRIL) planned to infiltrate a
[477]group from Portugal into the Sierra Morena mountain range. According to
[478]the secretary of DRIL leader Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, DRIL had a
[479]clandestine printing shop in Madrid. Field Comment: According to a
[481]2/14/61 report from fan official Spanish service, Gutierrez's secretaryf@)
[483]in Havana, said that“DRIL leader Abderraman Muley More had commented
[484]that his plan had been to charter a boat to be used for clandestine
[486]landing in Spain or Portugal. CL)
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[505]On 6/30/61, Ralph Huguet, former officer in the Cuban Rebel
[506]Air Force, advised that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and Max Edgardo Lesnick
[507]Menendez (105-64869) resided with him at the Blue Bay Motel, Normandy
[508]Isle, Miami Beach, Fla. Gutierrez desired to come to the Miami Office
[509]for an interview. Huguet advised that to his knowledge, neither
[510]Lesnick nor Gutierrez were involved in any.acitvity_or in any way
[511]connected with the current Cuban government. | C# UW)
[513]10564869 -11 |
[514]ae ,
[515]SI ¥0564869-12 p.1-3
[516](4736 Add. info.
[518]MM 639-S advised that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, a recently ;
[520]defected military commander of the Cuban. Revolutionary Army, and
[522]closely associated with the Frente Revolucionario Democratico, a
[524]leading anti-Castro organization, planned to attend, as an observer,
[526]military demonstrations with maneuvers that were to be held at an
[528]abandoned airport at Davie, Fla., on 7/1/61. These on (21683). 7h LU
[529]BAW)
[531]held by the Revolutionary Junta of National Liberation (2-1683).
[532]2-16833 Encl.p.2
[533](ays
[535]MM 639-S advised on 7/2/61, that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, did
[536]not attend the demonstration held on 7/2/61, at Davie 25)¢ CHIPS) | Fla.,
[540]by the Revolutionary Junta of National Liberation (2-1683
[542](1434
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[545]SI 361993-31 p.11
[546](2,85Y (Add. info according to
[547]Gerald Patrick Hemming, 1936 Southwest
[548]3rd St., Miami, Fla.)
[549]SI 2-1499-78 p.11
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[565]a
[567]- Miami report, dated 10/4/61, revealed that MM-639-S advised
[568]that Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo's father and brother were both known
[569]communists in Cuba and Eloy himself fought on the side of the communists
[570]in Spain in the 1930's. Eloy was further accused of..being responsible for
[571]over 200 innocent people being put in jail in Cuba and. having participated
[573]in the William Alexander-Morgan:affair ‘at’ Trinidad, Cuba, in August, 1959._
[575]He was not well considered by Cuban nationals in Mjami, had a bad
[576]reputation and was not. generally trusted. HY) os ;
[578]Add. info..
[579]ban 2-1953439 p.1,3-7,11
[580]. (Dyaay oa
[582]_ -- Roger Redondo Gonzalez, 730 W. 11th Ave., Miami, Fla., advised
[583]on 11/13/61, that a captain Antonico (LNU), who furnished the transportation
[584]for a group of Cuban exiles to infiltrate Cuba in August, 1961, was in _
[585]charge of contacting the Cuban underground for.Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo. ¢# )
[587]Rafael Huguet Del Vaile, Blue Bay Motel, 2070 Bay Drive, wiand)
[588]Beach, Fla., advised on 11/13/61, that Antonico (LNU) was a fishing boat
[589]captain from Cayo Guillermo, Cuba, who was a member of the revolutionary
[590]movement of Gutierrez and who had contact with the underground section of
[591]this movement in Cuba. C# Je
[593]‘ Ay
[594]Add. info. according to Huguet and duplicate informants. HX)
[596]f
[597]2-1693450 p.1-4,6
[598](a Msey
[600]EY
[602]Ss a 7
[603]ey 1965-s advised that on 12/22/61, Herbert Matthews ("NY Times"
[605]correspontént) confacted Mario Garcia Inchaustegui (105-99238), Cuban
[606]Ambassador to the UN. Garcia asked Matthews if there was any news of the
[607]"invasion of. my country". Matthews replied that there was nothing new,
[608]only "the ravings of that ““jerk' Gutierrez (probably Eloy Gutierrez
[609]Menoyo) and Miro Cardona" (anti-Castro Cuban‘ revolutionary leaders ) . 2°)
[611]bof a.
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[629]Gerardo Gabriel Antonio Hernandez Perez (105- 113456), residence,
[630]Miami, Fla., advised on 8/3/62, that “he ahd niany other Cubans had a poor.
[631]opinion of Jose Miro Cardona, — President of the Cuban Revolutionary
[632]Council, Manuel Ray Rivero, former member of the council, and Eloy Gutierrez
[633]Menoyo, because they Wére: once with thé Castro regime and probably would
[634]have stayed if there had“been sufficient opportunity for them to advance
[635]politically and firiancially.° Ray was considered the most anti-American
[636]of any of the exiled leaders. (| | \
[638]a ,
[639]1054112456-1 Encl.p.7
[642]on 9/12/62, Rene Dechard, 74 S.W. 12th St., Miami, Fla,
[643]advised that Max Garcia (97-4345) had. made’ phone cails to his home at
[644]various times in the past in attempts to locate Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo.:
[648]Tages. pel,2
[650]CIA Information Report, dated 9/18/62, revealed that General
[652]-Generoso Campos Marquetti, President of the Alliance For the Liberty of
[654]Cuba (105-114160), stated that the Alliance sought. a unification of all
[655]elements, except those of the Castroite bloc whose "hands are stained
[656]with blood". Campos was adamant in refusing to accept anyone of the ilk
[657]of Gutierrez’ Menoyo (FNU). GO (u)
[659]Headquarters Comment: his probably refers to Eloy Gutierrez
[661]Menoyo, Commandant of the former anti-Batista Second National Front of the
[662]Escambray, who took exile in the. U.S. in January, 1961.
[665]Oar ,
[667]“MM 639-8 advised that on 9/28/62, Loy Gutierrez: venoyo,
[669]Tony Cuesta and about 4 others attended a ‘meeting in 12098). Fla., which
[671]was considered avmeeting of Operation Alpha 66 (105-112098), Cuesta
[672]had lived at 2753 N.W. 13th St,, Miami, and had been in contact with
[673]Gutierrez and a number of American soldiers of fortune and mercenaries.
[674]Gutierrez was last known to reside at'1126 S.W. 12th Ave.,; Miami, and
[675]it was not known if he was a member of Operation Alpha 66. )
[676]1054. o8- AO Encl.p. 5
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[686]REFERENCES NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SUMMARY
[688]“Pe following references on One Gallego, located in files
[689]maintained in the Special Filé Room of the Files and Communications
[690]Division, Records Branch, were not reviewed:(% ?
[692]REFERENCE _ SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
[693]64-330-237-1545 | J
[694]64-330-239-825 (S)
[696]” The following reference on’ One Gallego was not available
[697]during the time this summary was being prepared: <;) .
[698]REFERENCE. _ : SEARCH SLIP PAGE NUMBER
[700]64-1200-1063 | 60
[702]See the search slip filed behind file for other references
[704]on this subject which contain the same information (SI) that is set out
[705]in the main file. Differences in source and additional nonpertinent
[706]information will be noted on the search slip.
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