</s>104-10221-10026 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 MESSAGE FORM VOTAL COPIES: C.FILE RID HOMING C. DO HOBE C.DO HOBEE C.D. HOBER C. D. S.C.G.S. C.S C.O.S .- C.G .- G.S C.C .- S.S-C.S C.F.S - C.C-S.C - C-S - G.C .. C.E.S .. C.F .- E.S C.M. DIRECTOR D. DESTROY RETURN TO D.RANCH C.DIRECTOR C.RID COPY C.I.M .- RID V.A. C.T .- BORES/Y/B/A/B /B/B2/A2/B3/B4

Summary:  
The documents detail operational records, security clearances, and immigration-related information concerning Antonio SOTO VAZQUEZ, an individual with ties to Cuban revolutionary groups, U.S. Air Force activities, and aviation operations. Key elements include his employment history with Eagle Incorporated (1961–1965), alleged connections to the U.S. Coast Guard, and interactions with intelligence agencies such as the CIA or FBI. References mention a 1961 helicopter crash involving SOTO VAZQUEZ, polygraph examinations in 1965 assessing his suitability for security clearances, and operational approvals for unspecified purposes, including projects like "KUBALA" and "SINET (01)." Immigration records reference travel between Florida, Cuba, Mexico, and the Dominican Republic, with mentions of Cuban passports, re-entry permits, and informal networks linked to Cuban foreign affairs. Security clearance evaluations highlighted risks related to alleged blackmail, homosexual activity, and ties to Cuban exile groups. Some documents contain redacted information, including potential SSNs.  

Key People:  
- Antonio SOTO VAZQUEZ (subject of investigation)  
- W. Winwright (individual associated with the subject)  
- Sam Kraftish (secretary-treasurer of Eagle Incorporated)  
- Carlos M.A.M. (export manager at Eagle Incorporated)  
- Mary Denner (residential neighbor and reference)  
- Cuban Catholic priest (associated with revolutionary figures)  
- Keith D. Vinett (author of a report on SOTO VAZQUEZ's background)  
- Lawrence C. Murphy (involved in operational approvals and security reviews)  
- Edward P. Brown (signed approval for operational use)  
- Former Cuban Foreign Affairs Minister (name unspecified)  
- Claudal Trujillo (linked to Dominican Republic)  
- Orlando D. Rodriguez y Alvarina  

Key Locations:  
- Hialeah, Florida (employment and residence details)  
- Miami, Florida (police and credit bureau records)  
- Cuba (alleged prior residency and connections; Havana, Santa Fe Beach)  
- Daytona Beach, Florida (property ownership and real estate transactions)  
- Dominican Republic  
- Mexico  
- San Juan, Puerto Rico  
- New York City  
- Maxwell Air Force Base, USA  

Key Events:  
- 1961 helicopter crash involving SOTO VAZQUEZ  
- Employment with Eagle Incorporated (1961–1965)  
- Operational approval granted in December 1965 for unspecified purposes  
- Polygraph examinations conducted in 1965 assessing suitability for security clearances  
- Security clearance reviews by U.S. Air Force and intelligence divisions  
- Immigration filings and re-entry permits for individuals between 1959–1965  
- Travel between Florida, Cuba, Mexico, Dominican Republic, and Puerto Rico  
- Allegations of blackmail, homosexual activity, and ties to Cuban exile groups  
- Interactions with Cuban revolutionary figures and Catholic priests  

Key Organizations:  
- Eagle Incorporated (employment records)  
- U.S. Coast Guard (alleged membership)  
- United States Air Force (USAF)  
- Office of Special Investigations (OSI)  
- U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) (implied through references to intelligence operations)  
- Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS)  
- Caribbean Aeromarathon (possibly a travel or administrative entity)  
- Cuban government authorities  
- Florida State agencies (e.g., Department of Public Affairs)  
- Credit Bureau of Miento, Dade County Public Safety Department, Miami Police Department

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