</s>104-10170-10125 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 TEWAL UNCLASSIFIED JE ONLY CON JENTIAL SECRET. ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET SURACT. (Orphan) SURRECT. (orphan) Alpha 66 Doings in Los Angeles as of September 1970 ROUTINO FROM: Chiota, Los Angeles Office of EXITIONS Chioti, Los Angelees Office of DATE 29 September 1970 (CAMERICAN/BAS) DATE (CAMPATION/BASS) DATE COMMENTS (CAMBRIDGE) (CAMPION/Bass) (CAMEAN/BAB) DCS Message Center DATE ORPICIALS (CARE) (CALIFORNIA) (COMMENTS) (camean) (HAR) (harr) (hear whom whom whom (HARRIDGE), (HARRIS) (HEAR) DCS Message Center) (HARRIED) DATE (HARD) (HARPIONAL) (HAPPY) 1. DCS Messagelal Div. International Div. Attached opentated from Johnny 2 International Div. 3t Oct. O'Donnell) free-lance reporter/ of Alpha 66 gained confidence of Alpha 65 gained Los Angeles. There are any inclusion. As there is a inclusion, as noted in 0.0.70 4/7 Encls: Alpha 66 Notices of Enclos: (Harlings/Hendings/Propaganda History of Alpha 66 History of alpha 66 History of Alpina/Hender History of Hester/Hende History of Hipster/Sender Miguel Talleda/Press Interview with Sargent/Seder Interview with Andrea Interview with Alpha 66 Secretary General in US. For retention. 10. 10. <loc_205><loc_679><loc_204><loc_680>12. 13. <loc_221><loc_739><loc_221><loc_749><loc_204><loc_749>13.

Summary: The documents detail Alpha 66 activities in Los Angeles during September 1970, including reports from the Domestic Contact Service (DCS) and operational staff. Johnny O'Donnell, a freelance reporter, is noted for gaining confidence with Alpha 66 members, who are described as anti-Communist and involved in propaganda efforts. Miguel Talleda is identified as an accountant associated with Alpha 66, receiving $1,000 monthly. The documents reference potential raids on Cuba planned within four to five months, training camps in Mexico, and financial operations tied to the group. O'Donnell's lack of recent personal contact with Alpha 66 members is noted, though he continues to seek publishers for his work. The DCS reports emphasize monitoring Alpha 66 activities, including meetings, propaganda efforts, and potential threats to U.S. interests. A 1971 memorandum reviews O'Donnell's contractual activities with Alpha 66 associates, noting all contacts proved negative. It references tracking of publication efforts for Alpha 66/Alpha 67 articles across media outlets, with skepticism about future engagement. A separate process sheet includes fragmented administrative text related to domestic contact service collections, with repeated placeholder terms like "FULL" and unclear formatting.  

Key People: Johnny O'Donnell (freelance reporter), Miguel Talleda (accountant associated with Alpha 66), General S. Musulin (DCS operational staff), James R. Murphy (DCS officer), John L. Schubert (DCS official), O'Connell (possibly a variant of O'Donnell), O'Neill  

Key Locations: Los Angeles, California; Redondo Beach, California; San Francisco, California; Mexico (training camps); Cuba (potential raid targets); Los Angeles Office (Case 55515)  

Key Events: Alpha 66 meetings and propaganda activities in Los Angeles; potential Cuban raid planning; O'Donnell's financial struggles and efforts to publish work; DCS monitoring of Alpha 66 operations; periodic checking of O'Donnell's contracts with Alpha 66 associates; tracking of publication activities for Alpha 66/Alpha 67 articles; administrative process sheet with unclear content  

Key Organizations: Domestic Contact Service (DCS), Alpha 66, Alpha 67, U.S. Government (via memorandums and operational reports), Los Angeles Office (Case 55515)

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