</s>104-10265-10118 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET 20 October 1959 HIGROGANDUN FOR THE REJUDIO SUNJUNK Highlights of the Tree-Recorded Convexation in Hord Partroom Mr. William J. F. Kennedy and an Unidentified Cuban during Forlod 1 October October 1. On 20 October the underdressed and (Green Faust of H/H/3) Illustrated by the book of the first known thought to be brought from H/F/3 and Elton John King by the late 19 October, which was a parted 17/16 October. The first conversation was with an unfiltered parted by the President of Cuba, the first conversation with a unified purchased to which he talked to him, he was recently about their own. dated on October 2. The Cuban journalist, dated 2 October, the second Cuban President, who was a Cuban journalist-32 to operational interest to Station Havana, and a paparazzi journalist. 10 operational intorent to Station Cuba, and the Cuban journalist. The untitled Cuban, who had won an account of an ancent and spoke indirectly was difficult to understand. He mentioned it as mentioned and speaker, and he was determined to be a prominent figure of poke Indelaterio Vad Prada, leader of Cuban revolutionary group plans. He said that he would not have contacted by a representative of General Jones Eltonio PRADA, leader to start revolutionary groups and then he told him that they had a plan to start a new chapter of in Santa Clara Group that he had to plan a Cuban abolitionist. and that he told them that he did not have a plan of Cuban abolitionists. group) had our providence organized in Cuba, yet yetting Company and Manta Matata. Manta Mataata. 3. The cuban said that group needed two things - morel looking and money he pointed out that Cuban was afraid to start an and that they did not put out the Cuban flag on the money angle, saying that even Prayley gave him no encouragement on the monkey angle, explaining that even in Cuba was not encouraged by the money angle, and that it was in Cuba, but that he felt that the president was involved pavement, which he couldn't felt that he was not able to tell the present it was a would (1) there is no unity among the anti-CASTRO group, and there are a few of the world (2) who only only one of the countries, and three of them would one another (2) Castro is in control of the country and the support a large number of Cuban, especially the under-privileged. fust and that if it gets to be enough, he would be a huge number of Cuba will fust on that if he gets to bed enough, a large number of Cuban will turn on (CIF) that it would it would be dangerous to tay to upgrade a revolutionary novel.

Summary  
The text contains fragmented and seemingly garbled information related to discussions involving Cuban revolutionary groups and their potential activities in 1959. It references a conversation between an unidentified Cuban individual and Mr. Radley, who discusses plans for a new chapter of revolutionary action in Cuba, including the need for support from the U.S. and the Dominican Republic. The Cuban participant mentions lack of encouragement from U.S. officials, challenges in securing resources (money and personnel), and internal divisions within anti-Castro groups. References to "Santa Clara Group" and "CIF" are noted as potential organizations involved. The text also includes vague claims about the president's involvement and warnings about the risks of escalating revolutionary activities.  

Key People  
- Mr. Radley  
- Elton John King (possibly a misrendered name or reference)  
- William J. F. Kennedy (likely a misspelling or variant of JFK)  
- Prada (identified as leader of a Cuban revolutionary group)  
- Unidentified Cuban journalist  

Key Locations  
- Havana (Cuban government and media connections)  
- Santa Clara Group (referenced as an organization)  
- Dominican Republic (potential involvement in revolutionary activities)  

Key Events  
- Discussions between Cuban revolutionary groups and U.S. officials regarding support and operations  
- Claims about lack of U.S. encouragement for anti-Castro efforts  
- Mention of internal divisions within anti-Castro factions  
- Reference to a planned "new chapter" of revolutionary action in Cuba  

Key Organizations  
- Santa Clara Group (implied as a revolutionary organization)  
- Cuban Revolutionary Groups (led by Prada)  
- U.S. Government (implicated in discussions about support and involvement)

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