</s>104-1028-10045. 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET KEGRATUH FOR THE RECORD 4 May 1961 SUBJECT: Briefing of Mr. Murice Oldfield, MI-6, by WR/4, Clark Simons 1. In a live view of the request of Mrs. Marice Olfield, M-6. by W/4. Clark Simons representative geddes for identification and further particulars regarding the Robert Horton (cda) of the former President of the U.S. Navy, May 1991 with #4/4/C/T, Robert Morton (coda) of Cleveland C. Cleveland C. Grand and John D. Roberts of W/6. Clark Simonson, a. Robert Morton (Cleveland C. Cleveland C ., and John C. Grant and Robert M. Roberts at W/5/6 A. On the outset of Mr ., Oldfield provided the following information: 2. A. Robert Mortzs Godefield provided the British subject born in 1880, Lima, Pero, on April 1892. He holds British passport No. C-38850, isused at Manaus on June 1892, he was not pre-preferred at the Canadian. B. The two expoires of the British Embassy, Havas, had visited Godden in the Havas (the British Embassy) on Sunday evening, under 30 April in his Havas in Havana in Havana, Cuba. He had a 2-section (on Sunday evening), under troubled (in which they had been contacted) Geddes stated to clothes) at his hotel. (2) he had been interested three times ago. (3) the reprerentation of his body had been intorrected three times a day. (5) the representation of the Cia had not been interested. (4) had been involved. (6) had not entered three three days ago, (7) the presence of his cia that he could be (8) the extent of his existence as a CIA agent war. (9) had told that it could be daring the three days a day ago. Daring the third aligged that Cia which was not allegedly by his radio-transmitter asking that CIA area to Cuba. 29 April ist the British Ambassador in Bavas learned on Saturday, Havas airport. The British Embassy in Bavasa learned at Saturday. Havasa airport, a trip to the M.I. and to m.M.I ., picked Oldfield at the not Picked offfield via the picked up). 3. After relating to the above, Mr. Oldfield stated that his service is interested in chatting an oriental of the sort of atory of Cuba. in the British embassy he was the best of the colony with <loc_128><loc_809>perhaps to prove that the British Secretary had been in the columbus with the British Secretary of the Secretary of State of Cuba, had submitted earlier on a day which was received by WV/O to W/O/4 B. Spalmsol for answers to be given in the afteraci session by Clark

Summary  
The document details a 1961 briefing by MI-6 officer Mr. Murice Oldfield to Clark Simons (WR/4) regarding interactions involving Robert Morton (Cleveland C. Cleveland C.), John D. Roberts, and other individuals linked to Cuban intelligence operations. It references British Embassy contacts in Havana, including visits by Godden (possibly a codename for an individual) on 30 April 1961. The text outlines communications between agents, including phone calls, couriers, and alleged CIA activities in Cuba, with dates spanning March to April 1961. It mentions the British Embassy’s awareness of potential defections from Cuban naval bases and includes redacted social security numbers (SSNs) noted as present but not included. The content appears fragmented, with unclear references to "Cuba Navy," "CIA case officers," and coded terms like "colombusica" or "m/n/a files."  

Key People  
- Mr. Murice Oldfield (MI-6 officer)  
- Clark Simons (WR/4)  
- Robert Morton (Cleveland C. Cleveland C.)  
- John D. Roberts  
- Godden (possibly a codename for an individual, referenced in multiple contexts)  
- C.I., B.I., and other coded designations (likely agency or case officer identifiers)  

Key Locations  
- Havana, Cuba  
- British Embassy (Havana)  
- Cuban Naval Base (Cuba)  
- Manaus, Brazil (mentioned as a location for passport use in 1892)  

Key Events  
- British Embassy contacts with Godden on 30 April 1961  
- Alleged CIA operations in Cuba involving defections from naval bases (dates: March–April 1961)  
- Communications via phone calls and couriers between agents  
- Mention of a "Cuba Navy" contact and potential involvement of CIA agents  

Key Organizations  
- MI-6 (British intelligence)  
- CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)  
- British Embassy (Havana, Cuba)  
- Cuban Naval Base (Cuba)  
- Redacted social security numbers (SSNs) noted as present in the text but not included

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104-10226-10045.pdf

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