</s>104-10163-10041 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET - - - - - - - - - - - MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 30 June 1964 MEMORDUM FOR the RECORD BUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and BUBJEC: Martin Ferrer DATE : 30 June at 1100 hours 1. Upon Ernieo Oliva's request, AMBIDSY-I went to meet with him last night. At the meeting Oliva mentioned to A-1 that he was receiving the backing of KUBARAK to A.I that he (Oliva) was receiving a meeting of KUBAK. Olivia stated that he had had met with Alfredo Hodging aid. -A-1 said that Oliva was received the following following a-1 modded that both of them had met early official year. A-I no longer that contact with any of them with ODYX's official officials. no longer than that of any of those who had received a letter of the same personnel in A-II's organization. With Antonio Iglesias of the Olivias mentioned that he has talked with Thomas Mann personnel he had to talk with him about his involvement in the week to receive support for his conventional warfare programs. warfare plan that he would normally support Oliva in warfare planning and that he could normally support Oliver in little wing and that would continue in his own. little wing to clear his Oliva that he wouldn't continue to his own be made it clear that he wasn't not receiving ODYOKI A-I expects to leave on July 1 July for Costa Pica tomorrow, A-2 said he sent mentioned that Olivia would not receive a letter to him. leaving the United States. A.1 commented that Olvia does not expect paint A-2 that stated Enrique and A-i commented that he does not except paint a-I said that Enrique and Archer clearly under- stand he has been introd to keep his last concerning the changes he has mentioned to us to his last two meetings. A-i said that he did not have to keep him at his last meeting. Above conversation conducted A-II said that I am not a member of the A-ii said that the President of the President and the President

Summary  
The documents detail covert operations involving codenames such as AMBIDDY-1, Martin Ferrer, and others in 1964, focusing on Cuban exile networks, financial transactions, logistical planning for military activities, and internal conflicts within intelligence agencies. Key topics include discussions about property purchases in Miami, travel arrangements between Cuba, Nicaragua, and the U.S., and references to covert raids like "ZENON II" and "PILON." A direct mention of President John F. Kennedy appears in a context where an operative (AMBIDEI//I) is questioned about potential repercussions for his actions at the time of JFK’s assassination. The text also includes internal debates over operational risks, financial mismanagement allegations, and coordination with U.S. agencies like the CIA. References to "PRIMEN" or "PRUENSIAN" suggest possible ties to broader intelligence operations, though no explicit connection to JFK’s assassination is made beyond the 1963 event.  

Key People  
- AMBIDDY-1 (codename for an operative involved in covert operations)  
- Martin Ferrer (individual engaged in communications and logistical planning)  
- Adelaida Padron y Cruces (Cuban exile linked to Roger Roas Laverna)  
- Paul J. Hernandez, Raul J. Hernandez (interlocutors in financial and operational discussions)  
- AMBANG/I (agent referencing contact with "the top of John F. Kennedy")  
- Manuel Artine (anti-Castro leader; his mother reportedly hid in Havana)  
- Franklin, Washington (referenced in discussions about altered invasion plans)  

Key Locations  
- Miami, Florida (central hub for financial and operational activities)  
- Cuba (sites of political and military operations, including Havana, Las Villas, and Guantanamo)  
- Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic (locations for meetings and logistical planning)  
- Panama, Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C. (sites of intelligence coordination and administrative discussions)  

Key Events  
- Discussions about property purchases in Miami, including a house at 1370 N.B. St., Florida, with associated loans and costs.  
- Planning for AMBIDDY-1’s relocation to Managua and logistical arrangements for meetings in New Orleans and Panama.  
- Reference to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy (1963), where a source inquired about potential repercussions for AMBIDEI//I.  
- Internal conflicts within intelligence groups like AMTUN-10, AMTURD, and AMBIDDY-1 over operational tactics and resource allocation.  
- Coordination of covert raids ("ZENON II," "PILON") and discussions on smuggling networks for weapons and supplies.  
- Training sessions for clandestine operations in the Canal Zone and evaluations of agent performance.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Agrupacion de Reconstrucción Económica (AREC)  
- Cuban exile groups (MRR, ARC, Consejo)  
- U.S. military and intelligence units (AMBIDDY-1, AMBIDSY-I, AMRIDA-1)  
- Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)  
- Organization of American States (OAS)

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