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Summary:  
The document contains a series of coded communications and administrative instructions related to intelligence operations involving codenames such as AMCARBON-1, REUTEMAN, KUBARK, JMWAVE, and others. It outlines interactions between U.S. intelligence agencies and journalists or media outlets in Miami, Florida, focusing on activities related to Cuba, Latin America, and the Bay of Pigs operation. The text references operational support tasks, propaganda dissemination through press channels, and internal agency coordination. Specific mentions include the Miami Herald, the Diario de La Marina (a Colombian newspaper), and efforts to monitor or influence media coverage of Cuban-related events. The document also notes attempts to gather intelligence via journalists and includes administrative directives about classification and handling of sensitive information.  

Key People:  
- AMCARBON-1 (journalist/media liaison)  
- REUTEMAN (intelligence officer)  
- KUBARK (code name for a CIA unit or operation)  
- JMWAVE (code name for an intelligence task force)  
- CARLSON (Miami attorney linked to Bay of Pigs operation)  
- GRIPPIN (individual involved in ship/boat-related intelligence activities)  

Key Locations:  
- Miami, Florida (central hub for operations and media interactions)  
- Cuba (focus of intelligence and propaganda efforts)  
- Uruguay (mentioned in context of GOC activities)  
- Monterey, California (linked to press releases)  
- Santiago, Chile (referenced in Latin American youth group discussions)  

Key Events:  
- Operational support tasks involving AMCARBON-1 for Cuban-related investigations  
- Propaganda dissemination through media outlets like the Miami Herald and Diario de La Marina  
- Monitoring of Bay of Pigs operation coverage and associated journalists  
- Coordination between U.S. intelligence agencies (e.g., KUBARK, JMWAVE) and media sources  
- Internal administrative directives on document classification and handling  

Key Organizations:  
- CIA (implied through references to KUBARK, JMWAVE, and operational tasks)  
- U.S. intelligence agencies (general reference to "Headquarters" and "GOC")  
- Media outlets (Miami Herald, Diario de La Marina, Washington News Bureau)  
- Cuban-related groups (e.g., MRR splinter group, BandIN faction)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10072-10289.pdf

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