</s>104-1025-10012 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 S.S.SHELL-5 VOLV 201-3073 5of SECRET OFFICIAL CS FILE SECRET FORM 1505B

Summary:  
The documents contain a collection of classified communications and operational records from U.S. intelligence agencies detailing covert activities involving Cuban exile groups, surveillance operations, and code-named individuals such as AMCHALK-5, ANCHALV5, and Miguel Angel Diaz (Miguel DIAZ). These records span the late 1960s to early 1970s and include discussions of meetings in Miami, Madrid, Montreal, and Havana; surveillance of Cuban nationals and exiles; financial transactions for intelligence operations; and coordination between U.S. and Canadian intelligence services. References to codenames, operational codes (e.g., MINIMUTUAL/MISAVVY, AMCHALK-5), and specific locations such as the Plaza Motor Hotel in Montreal and Capri Hotel in Decarie Street are noted. The documents also reference classified cables, personnel files, and administrative directives related to intelligence operations, but no direct connection to John F. Kennedy or the assassination investigation is made.  

Key People:  
- Miguel Angel Diaz (Miguel DIAZ)  
- AMCHALK-5 (codename for an operative)  
- ANCHALV5 (code name)  
- Alain G. Morrilli (agent)  
- NEECKER, OTTAVA, NOLTHAM (U.S. intelligence officers)  
- Frederick C. Bradspies (agent dismisser)  
- David A. Phillips (Chief, WI/COC)  
- Joyce K. Jangiel (Distribution officer)  

Key Locations:  
- Miami, Florida (residence of Miguel Diaz; locations like Hogarama Discount, 2223W. FLAGLER STREET)  
- Madrid, Spain (meeting location for agents)  
- Montreal, Canada (surveillance and meeting sites, including Plaza Motor Hotel and Decarie Street hotels)  
- Havana, Cuba (Cuban government and intelligence ties)  
- New York City, New York (meeting locations)  

Key Events:  
- Surveillance operations on Cuban nationals and exiles in Miami, Madrid, and Montreal  
- Meetings between U.S. intelligence officers and Cuban agents or contacts in 1968–1970  
- Financial transactions for operational expenses, including voucher discrepancies and payments to cover costs  
- Coordination of intelligence activities with Canadian authorities, including requests for photographic identification of Cuban diplomats  
- Reinstatement and cancellation of operational approvals for codenames like AMCHALK-5  
- Discussions on secure communication methods, microfilm use, and avoiding interception during travel  

Key Organizations:  
- U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA; implied through references to operations, codenames, and surveillance)  
- Western Hemisphere Division (U.S. intelligence agency)  
- Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA)  
- Cuban Communist Party (RSP)  
- Canadian intelligence services (implied through coordination with Ottawa and Montreal stations)

Summary:  
The text contains fragmented administrative records, including form entries with coded identifiers, operational memos referencing intelligence activities (e.g., AMSTALK-1), and an authorization for an alien’s entry into the U.S. The memorandum dated 2 May 1968 references a trace results report and logistical details related to personnel movements, such as Juan Hidalgo Elícto-Rozano’s immigration authorization. Other sections include classified cables with technical specifications, medical forms, and operational approvals for intelligence activities. No direct information about John F. Kennedy, the assassination, or related investigations is present in the text.  

Key People:  
- Raymond A. Warren (referenced in trace results memorandum)  
- Juan Hidalgo Elícto-Rozano (alien authorized for U.S. entry)  
- Equard P. Brown (approval signatory for operational clearance)  

Key Locations:  
- Buenos Aires (multiple references to logistical and operational activities)  
- Miami, Florida (U.S. address listed for Juan Hidalgo Elícto-Rozano)  
- Panama City (mentioned in cable references)  

Key Events:  
- Authorization for Juan Hidalgo Elícto-Rozano’s U.S. entry via immigration documentation  
- Operational discussions regarding AMSTALK-1’s access to embassy facilities and equipment repairs  
- Provisional operational approval for intelligence activities, pending further review  

Key Organizations:  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) operations (implied through references to AMSTALK-1 and operational approvals)  
- U.S. Immigration and Nationality Service (explicitly referenced in the alien authorization document)  
- Western Hemisphere Division (mentioned in logistical coordination details)

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