</s>104-10174-10038 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 RETURN TO CIA Background Use Only Do Not Reproduce DRAFT 2 February 166* MEMORANIUM FOR THE RECORD: MEMOIRANIUM FON THE RECORDA: 2 February 16" SUBJECT: Rebriefing of Edward G. Tichbarm(P) Edward G.Tichbarn(P). Arrived in Washington from his trip to Cuba during the night of January 1960) was debarfed at the Hotel Stater from about 1,000 to 1930 hours on February 1, 1960. Those present at the debriefing were mearers. (1000) on 1 January 1960), I was defrauded at the hotel Stater were meant to be a good (1000 to 1,000 hours on 1 February 1960), those present at a defraving of the hotel stater was meant and the undersigned. This debriefings were very interesting and resulted into a good the United States. The debriefed was very interesting, and resulted in a good there are now now being transferred by this office. Some of the more sailors. there are not noted below. are the following: 2. Some are now being operational information and suggestions offered by Tichbern are the foolling. are some of the operational information of a coalition of the opposition groups at this time in the near future since they are not well organized according to the council of the United States, they are also not allowed. Also, the general consensus of opinion that the Fidel Castro is not an officer of the organization. the general commons of opinion to the Fidel Castro is not a danger of losing the general commission of the mission to be able to let Fidel Castro in almost paid by P. Fidel Castro seems to become most upset at almost paidby defections. Possessing a "Messiah-type complex" he cannot bear the thought unnoticed, he was compelled to let let let detect detections. This is blows the matter that appears on properity and quickly becomes a matter unnoticed. He has completed an operation to let detection. This was perhaps have not been affected by Castro than any other single, rational action we brothers have more impact on Castro than that other single. This as There appear to be as a relatively long-standing schism between the brothers. Fidel and Haul Haul Raul! I was not able to be told that he could individual. As a example. Fidel, Fidel once once ordered some prisoners to be returned safely to their that Fidel was a Communist, but that Real is undoubtedly at least as a that Fidel Fidel is a Communist. But that Real! He was unable to meet at least 1 in <loc_284><loc_738>that Fidel is not allowed to be an agent of Fidel. He was also a member of Fidel Castro and that he is <loc_845>program and who jailed his sister, and fired a Minister, over a shake-down <loc_280><loc_798>3. Of special operational interest were several individuals Tichborn<loc_280><loc_822><loc_811><loc_821><loc_812>3.Of special operational Interest were several individualists Tichboron

Summary:  
The document details a debriefing of Edward G. Tichborn (likely a misspelling of "Tichborn") conducted in Washington, D.C., on February 1, 1960, following his return from a trip to Cuba in January 1960. The debriefing involved discussions about opposition groups in Cuba and their potential actions against Fidel Castro. It notes that these groups are not well-organized and that Castro is not considered an officer of any organization. There are references to Castro's personal grievances, including his sister’s imprisonment and the firing of a minister, which allegedly influenced his behavior. The text also mentions operational interest in several individuals, though their identities are unclear due to fragmented or corrupted data. Additional content includes administrative notes about financial records, medical reimbursement for an individual returning to California, and logistical details involving Derwent County.  

Key People:  
- Edward G. Tichborn (debriefed individual)  
- Fidel Castro (Cuban leader discussed in context of opposition groups)  
- Evalena S. Vidal (mentioned in final line, likely a name associated with the document’s administrative notes)  

Key Locations:  
- Washington, D.C. (site of debriefing)  
- Cuba (Tichborn’s travel destination)  
- Derwent County (referenced in financial/administrative context)  
- Los Angeles (mentioned as a destination for Hebron)  

Key Events:  
- Debriefing of Edward G. Tichborn on February 1, 1960  
- Discussions about opposition groups in Cuba and their relationship to Fidel Castro  
- Mention of medical reimbursement claims related to an individual’s return to California  
- Administrative handling of financial records and correspondence  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (implied through context of debriefing and operational interest)  
- U.S. government entities (referenced in administrative notes)

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