</s>104-10308-10024 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SECRET November 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD MEMORDUM FOR The RECORD SUBJECT: Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC) Encrypted AMBUD Job # 64-239/53 File #19-124-25 Inclusive Dates: 61 thru 64 1. Description: Volumes: 14 A organization formed in New York City on 22 March 1961 under the guidance of the U.S. Government for the purpose of unifying the various exile groups in the U .S. File snacks of exile disappointment in U. S. Government's policy which seemed to abandon plans to liberate Cuba. (See attached.) Material concerns resignations, coalitions, agreements, in-fighting, political aspirations of the various players, organizational structure and financing. 2. Findings: WAVE 6617 (IN 98790) dated 1 April 1963; Cable from WAVE to Headquarters. Stated that the exile colony is in an uproar over notices to the Cuban exile action leaders prohibiting travel outside of Dade County. Reaction among exiles appears universal over this issue and was anti-U.S ., and anti-Kennedy. Even though notices only sent to selected leaders, the order was interpreted as applicable to all exiles and the beginning of co-existence. LAD/JFK Task Force Attachment:

Summary: The document details records related to the Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC), an organization formed in New York City on 22 March 1961 under U.S. government guidance to unify exile groups opposed to Fidel Castro's regime. It outlines internal dynamics of the CRC, including resignations, coalitions, political aspirations, and organizational structure. The text references memos from April 1963 and May 1962 discussing tensions within the CRC, particularly regarding U.S. government restrictions on exile travel outside Dade County, which sparked anti-U.S. and anti-Kennedy sentiment among exiles. It also mentions concerns about non-CIA support for Cuban exiles and underground activities, with requests for information from field stations. The LAD/JFK Task Force is referenced as part of the context, and a researcher named Marty Miller is noted in connection to the material.  

Key People: Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC), LAD/JFK Task Force, Marty Miller  
Key Locations: New York City, Dade County  
Key Events: Formation of CRC in 1961, internal conflicts within CRC, U.S. government restrictions on exile travel, restructurization efforts for CRC  
Key Organizations: Cuban Revolutionary Council (CRC), U.S. Government (via field stations and task forces)

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