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Summary  
The documents detail U.S. intelligence monitoring of Antonio Cuesta Valle, a Cuban exile linked to militant groups planning operations against Cuba. Cuesta Valle was surveilled by the CIA and FBI for alleged ties to anti-Castro networks, including "Comandos L" and other exile organizations. His wife, Blanco de Cuesta, traveled between Miami and Mexico City with plans to visit him in Havana. Investigations focused on his financial connections, potential operational activities (e.g., a 1965 operation against Cuba), and associations with figures like Guillermo Alvarado Gonzalez, Romer, Fernandez Anta, Diaz, and Zaldizar. U.S. agencies also examined his alleged involvement in establishing exile camps in the Dominican Republic. References to "DSE" (likely Cuban Directorate of Security) and coded communications suggest covert operations. The text includes redacted social security numbers and placeholders for sensitive information, as well as logistical details about tracking individuals, including addresses, telephone numbers, and detention centers in Cuba.  

Key People  
- Antonio Cuesta Valle (subject of surveillance; linked to anti-Castro groups)  
- Blanco de Cuesta (wife of Cuesta Valle; traveled between Miami and Mexico City)  
- Guillermo Alvarado Gonzalez  
- Romer  
- Fernandez Anta  
- Diaz  
- Zaldizar  
- Luis Dias (Cuban exile informant)  
- J. Walker Teagley (Assistant Attorney General)  
- Lawrence R. Houston (General Counsel, CIA)  
- Charles D. Murphy  
- Kay Fife  
- James C. Wray (patent attorney)  
- George Ladner (Assistant General Counsel, FBI)  
- Robert Bladeroen  

Key Locations  
- Havana, Cuba (detention centers, hospitals like Carpio Libertador)  
- Miami, Florida (Cuesta Valle’s residence and exile network hub)  
- Mexico City, Mexico (Blanco de Cuesta’s travel route)  
- Dominican Republic (alleged camps for exile groups)  
- Washington, D.C. (U.S. Department of Justice)  
- St. Louis, Missouri (administrative records)  

Key Events  
- U.S. intelligence investigations into Cuesta Valle’s financial ties and operational planning (e.g., 1965 anti-Cuba operation).  
- Monitoring of Cuesta Valle’s wife traveling between Miami and Mexico City for visits to Havana.  
- FBI inquiries into funding sources for Cuban exile groups.  
- Tracking of individuals associated with "DSE" and other intelligence networks.  
- Logistical details for intercepting suspected operatives, including telephone numbers and addresses.  
- Administrative records referencing file numbers, personnel names, and redacted identifiers.  

Key Organizations  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)  
- Cuban Exile Groups (e.g., Comandos L, Alpha 66)  
- Directorate of Security (DSE, likely Cuban intelligence entity)  
- Dominican Republic military and exile networks  
- U.S. Department of Justice  
- Patent-related entities (e.g., James C. Wray’s firm)

JFK Declassified Files

104-10166-10120.pdf

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