</s>104-10178-10078 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 8.5-15 FICO RAMON, Ralainio C.A. 1.0.1 bio. P.O.A FRO.1 104569 C.P.A TRACES nD1 TRACKS P.C.S.A OPS & DIV. TRACCS ndt C.5.A TRACECS -n-of-9 C. S.A 3.0-5.0 P.P .- A INDICES P.Q.P .. NOICES C.N.C ORAL NOTICE C.O/C. ORAL NOTICE NOTICE INVESTIGATION CORD CORD COPED WRITTEN TECHNICAL INVESIGATION INTEREGATIO REPORT INVENTIGATION EXITATION CASE OFFICER DINFERGATIO Joseph Piccolo DINERGY WH/NO 8565 CONTENTS COMMENTS p.B.R.D.L. Data delegrante no. BST ife ame aime aime b.E. check for Al. Bunn, I. P.Porner

Summary  
The documents detail covert operations and intelligence activities in Latin America during the 1960s, focusing on U.S. efforts to monitor and influence political movements opposing Marxist alliances. Key figures include Reinaldo PICO Ramon, a Cuban-born businessman residing in Miami, Florida, with ties to Brigade 2506 and the Prisoners Exchange Commission. Operational approvals were granted for his use in covert actions until 30 September 1965, involving security clearances, investigative procedures, and administrative directives. References to entities like the Office of the Coordinator for Economic Affairs (Venezuela) and the Council of the Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unions (Quito meeting) highlight regional operations. The text includes fragmented communications about financial arrangements, travel plans for delegates, surveillance of anti-Marxist figures, and logistical planning for meetings such as the ninth CLASSIC Consejo in Santo Domingo (May 13–17). No direct mention of John F. Kennedy or the assassination is present, though contextual links to Cold War-era intelligence activities are implied through Cuban and Latin American operations.  

Key People  
- Reinaldo PICO Ramon (Cuban businessman, subject of operational approval)  
- A-31 (individual opposed to Marxist alliances)  
- AMICE-31 (codename for an individual involved in financial and travel arrangements)  
- JMWAVE (code name associated with intelligence operations)  
- John L. Hart (deputy chief referenced in operational requests)  
- Wendell Ullery (chief mentioned in approval processes)  
- Jacob D. Zaterlino, Ralph Teodlppen, Mr. Drew Kohler, J. Ficcololo/da (individuals referenced in administrative documents)  

Key Locations  
- Havana, Cuba (birthplace of Reinaldo PICO Ramon)  
- Miami, Florida (residence of Reinaldo PICO Ramon)  
- Caracas, Venezuela  
- Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic  
- Medellin, Colombia  
- Brussels, Belgium  
- Panama City, Panama  
- Guatemala  
- Washington, D.C. (implied through references to federal agencies)  

Key Events  
- Provisional operational approval granted for Reinaldo PICO Ramon’s use in covert operations (extended until 30 September 1965).  
- Planning and coordination of travel arrangements for delegates to Latin American meetings, including the ninth CLASSIC Consejo in Santo Domingo (May 13–17).  
- Surveillance and security alerts for A-31, a figure associated with anti-Marxist efforts.  
- Discussions about financial support for individuals involved in intelligence operations.  
- Internal conflicts within CISC-affiliated groups over leadership roles and funding allocations.  
- Administrative procedures for handling sensitive information, including name checks, file management, and cancellation of operational approvals.  

Key Organizations  
- Operational Approval and Support Division (involved in granting approvals)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) divisions referenced in procedural instructions  
- Field agencies and investigative units mentioned in operational directives  
- Office of the Coordinator for Economic Affairs (Venezuela)  
- Council of the Latin American Confederation of Christian Trade Unions (Quito meeting referenced)  
- CLASSIC (Committee for the Defense of the Revolution)  
- Cuban delegations, Dominican Communist Parties, and affiliated groups linked to "CLASSIC" and "FUBASE-1" (coded references to operations or networks)  
- Security Support Division/Office of Security  
- Division TRACEES (possibly a tracking or investigation unit)

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