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FROM ABSTRACT
Chief of Station JMWAVE MicroFilm
SUBEIT Operational/TYPIC . AMLEQ
Isuccessful Exfiltration Attewpt by MLV ADA 9-12 May1964
FTIoy REQUIRED REFERENCES
Action Required: None , FYI
References : Az BARR-1606 dated 13 1964
B. BARR-1607 dated 13 1964
WAVE-6458 dated 13 1964 G:
WAVE-6433 dated 13 1964
WAVE-6463 dated 13 1964 E;
BARR-1612 dated 14 1964
BARR-1614_ dated 14 1964
BARR-1619 dated 15 1964
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UFGA-15986 , dated 20 1964
WAVE-6844 . dated 21 1964
UFKA- 130 , dated 14 1964
GENERAL BACKGROUND INFORMATION
1_ During the past year and a ha lf AMLEO-3 has been placated ,
and_kept under control, by the continuous effort of KUBARK to assist
him In obtaining asylum for his wife and family in a third country
diplomatic insta llation in Cuba _ Since the failure of the last
asylum attempt for Mrs AMLEO-3 in March 1964 , as reported in refer-
ence I and the refusal of Mrs AMLEO-3 to even consider taking asylum
Without advance guarantees of a salvo conducto; AMLEO-3 lost what
1lttlo optmLsm ho had remalning for 2 safe method 0f bringIng hls
WIfe and chfldren out of Cuba. After the failure of the asylum
attempt In March 1964_ Mrs . AMLEO-3.again_renewed_her attack_upon
AMLEO-3 by phone_ and.
jette:
urging him to rescue her by any means
at his disposa1_
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and by her efforts she has successfully convinced him
that his family will escape only if she can arrange an exfiltration
mounted from inside the island
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or if AMLEO-3 sends someone to her
or comes himself to exfiltrate her and their children. Up until
recently the c/o has been able to persuade AMLEO-3 that undertakings
of this nature were foolhardy unless carried out by trained maritime
assets skilled In clandestine infiltration and exfiltration
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and
equipped With the proper vessels and support to carry out the mission
successfully: Now that the KUBARK asylum efforts have been discon-
tinued , and AMLEO-3 is aware that KUBARK will not sponsor any maritime
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exfiltration attempts to rescue his family, he has decided that he
would prefer_ to terminate_his_relationship with KUBARK So that he can
carry out such exfTTtration attempts on his own in a completely
independent manner _
2 _ Since November 1963 JMWAVE has noted in a11 AMLEO progress
reports that Mrs AMLEO-3 was dabbling in exfiltration attempts in-
side Cuba , and has also successfully managed to pry funds out of
AMLEO-3 in attempts to her way into such efforts_ As a result
AMLEO-3 has borrowed_money_ from_ AMSHED_l_and family relatives in the
D.S, attempting to support his wife Ln these attempts, and is pow_in
debt to these individuals to the tune
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QQ, On 5_May 1964 ,
AMLEO-3 Informed his that he had
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heard from his wife via
the (Japanese_diplomatic ier channel) and in her letter she had
told im tnat @he planned to participate in an exfiltration_attempt
from 1nside the Island Ehe werekend Tf TO T964, AMLEO-3 requested
the C70 to a lert QKMAGNET to this attempt and said that he expected
to have confirmation of the attempt by
1960
hours on 10 May 1964 _
Nothing was heard from AMLEO-3 the nlght of 10 May 1964 , but the fol-
lowing morning at 0840 hours 11 May 1964 , AMLEO-3 contacted the c/0
and gave him the following information:
"The exfiltration of my family Will begin on the night
of 11 1964 and the group will consist of some 11
adults and
chiidren.
They plan to depart from Playa
de Guanabo between Havana and Matanzas , during the
night of
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1964 and expect to arrive in West ,
Florida sometime on 12 1964 . "1
AMLEO-3 claimed he knew nothing about what type of boat the group
planned to usie nor the exact time Of departure route the boa t woulq
follow_
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etc.
ft
was not until 13 1964
that
AMLEO-3 mentioned
to Bruce P VEDDER and Leon C FLUTEO , dur 8 routine operational
meeting , that_he_hadsponsored masterminded the_aborted exfiltratli
operation,_and_that the_operation had been uounted_ from the U.S, and
not from_inside the_island,_as he_ hadpreviously claimed to the
c76.
3 On 14 1964 , the c/o contacted AMLEO-3 and requested an
explanation of his sponsorship of the exfiltration operationa AMLEO-3
claImed he no_ longer_ felt bound to confide these activities on his
part toKUBARK ince KUBARK had refused o-oontTnue its_effort to_
rescue_ his wife_and_famiTy from_Cuba
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and furthermore that he would
continue such unilateral exfiltration efforts With or without KUBARK
help until he either rescued his family from Cuba
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or died in his
attempts to do So , AMLEO-3 claims he orgarized the trip of the M/V
ADA by passing_hlmself off as a PBPRIMER, and utilized the following
individuals in the operation.
Ao REMIS, probably identical with Mario REMIS -
A-12 834
438;8
PDOB Havana Cuba on 6/20/23 ; who formerly 'ceHEded
at Ca lle
1304, #36306
Wajay, Marianao , Havana Cuba ; came
to the U.S , from Cuba in August 1962 departing from Guanabo by sma 11
boat with five other Cuban refugees _ AMLEO-3 claLms he this
individua1 as his_principal organizer in the_expadiEfon , and REMIS
had agreed to go into Cuba acttne F3 a guide and leader of the group.
REMIS had prevlously resided In an area close to AMLEO-3 's home in
Wajey ,_ Cuba and had. agreed_ to gQ toA-3'8 home_ and bring_his_family
qut. REMIS -did recruit and organize the boat crew but at the last
minute was unable to_ make the_tripbecause of other
comutttments
geoposed8y
Instead turned_ his responsibilities oyer_ to_ the_next
Indlvidual Daniel (RODRIGUEZ) Santos
B_ Daniel_ (RODRIGUEZ)_ Santos is the owner of the M/v
ADA , and brought the boat out Trom Cuba in his escape in November 1963
Since' REMIS could not make the trip
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he and A-3 reportedly briefed
RODRIGUEZ on the location of A-3 's home in Wajay , end Supplied him
with a recent photograph of Mrs AMLEO-3 and her children and AMLEO-3
wrote a bona fides message in his own handwriting on the
back of the
photograph and a Iso listed his home address Without revealing (he says
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the true name of his wife _ (This photograph was brought back by
RODRIGUEZ and returned to AMLEO-3 ) RODRIGUEZ then reportedly a greed ,
to lead the infiltration mission_ and persona lly contact AMLEO-3 's
famfly and the famfly of Jesus
GOMEZ Calzadilla
in Guines Cuba and
take them to the exfiltration point. RODRIGUEZ also
planned
to bring
out his fiancee , and the other boat crew members had agreed to bring
out one Or two relatives each, the total number of passengers was not
supposed to exceed 15 persons _
C Armando BLANCO Lorenzo Rome l1o LOPEZ_Sosa and
AMBIG_4 Yere recrulted byRODRTGUUEYZ the mission , and supposed ly
AMLEO-3 did not have contact with them prior to the mission, nor were
they Witting that he was one of the sponsors of the mission_ AMBIG-4
was to bring out his father mother sister younger brother and his
own and LOPEZ 's fiancees BLANCO his wife and daughter RODRIGUEZ ,
his fiancee, and the wives and children 0f AMLEO-3 and Jesus GOMEZ
Ca lzadilla . AMLEO-3 has never been informed by his c/0 that AMBIG-4
was a KUBARK asset , and AMLEO-3 has never indicated in any way that he
knew AMBIG-4 was a KUBARK asset Since the boat in question
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the M/v
ADA was not equipped with a radio set AMBIG-4 was obvious ly not
des
ired
for use as a radio operator by the groupa
4 AMLEO-3 informed the C/o that he had previously warned his
Wife that some tning was To Zappen The weekend OF TO_Tay 1964, and that
someone wouTd pe coming to see her with bona fides from him. MrS .
AMLEO-3 a1s0 was instructed to supply this contact man with a 11 the
pesos she had at her disposa1, since the infiltrees reportedly were
eble to take in only $170. 00 worth of pesos with them _ Since_ the
abort of the misslon,
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Mrs AMLEO-3 has talked to A-3 by_phone at least
three times and She claims no one ever contacted her; that no one has botherea
her since the failure of the mission; and that se 1s
reportedly_not__ under control or survei llance by the Cuban Intel gence
Serv ces_
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT OF UNSUCCESSFUL EXFILTRATION MISSION OF M/V ADA
4 8 1964
5 During this period the gasoline
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food and other necessities
were purchased a long With four sets of green fatigues which the group
bought In a loca 1 Army / Navy store They were a lso equipped With two
Colt 45 Ca 1 pistols
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one P-38 pistol one Browning automatic 38 Ca 1
pistol and 250 rounds of ammunition for the four weapons _ These
weapons were taken on the mission for self defense purposes only
The boat the M/V ADA
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was located at Sunset Harbor Marina , Stock
Island, West , Florida _
9 1964
6 , On 9 1964_ at approximate ly 1800 hours
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the M/V ADA
departed from Sunset Harbor Marina Stock Island West, Fla for
Cuba _ The crew was made up of
Daniel
RODRIGUEZ_Santos
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Rogelio LOPEZ
Sosa _ Armando BLANCQ_Lorenzo and _ABIB4 The M/V ADA was enroute
to Cuba: during the remainder of 9 1964 , and nothing unusual
reportedly occurred during the voyage .
10 May 1964
The infiltration crew arrived in at a point approxi-
mately 2 mile east of Playa_Guanabq on 10 May. 1964 at 1625 hours
There was no beach per se at this spot but reefs from 6 to 9 feet high
They had difficulty mooring the boat because the wa ter was turbulent
at the base of the reefs In broad daylight a 11 four went ashore and
wa lked across the highway 'Via Blanca There were severa1 empty
trenches between the highway and the coast line but the group could
detect no vigilance in the area LOPEZ was
left
hidden in the bushes
near the highway _
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while the other three proceeded into Guanabo to
06 meet RODRIGUEZ contact_ (in the CAC debriefing LOPEZ named one
Paulo MARTINEW as RODRIGUEZ" contact in Guanabo _ AMLABEL-l states he
asked the name of this contact several times
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but each time LOPEZ
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maintained that he did not know_ AMLEO-3 also refused to tell the
c/o who the Inside contact man In Guanabo was for the group. LOPEZ
may have let the name slip during his CAC debriefing, or fabri-
cated a-name )
8 _ LOPEZ . began to count cars to while away the time _ During
the period 1630-1900 hours LOPEZ counted 38 0x6 type trucks with
approximately 50 militia each , a 11 trave lling in the direction of
Matanzas. One other truck
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containing about 15 negroes and 6 whites ,
who LOPEZ states were not Cubans
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was observed going in the same
easterly direction_ LOPEZ states that the traffic was unusua heavy
in both directions , RODRIGUEZ returned about 1900 and he and LOPEZ
went back to the boat_ RODRIGUEZ told LOPEZ that he had been able to
get transportation for both AMBIG-4 and BLANCO; AMBIG-4 to Quivican and
BLANCO to Artemisa where their respective families are located_
RODRIGUEZ and LOPEZ took the boat out about a mile shut off the
engine and went to sleep. (The a bove information in para 8 is the
version AMLABEL-1 obtained from LOPEZ . )
ABiBolg 9 the AMLEO3_ version of this period again acquired from
LOPEZ , reported the ToTTOWIng activiEy :
Upon
his return to
the boat about 1900 hours , RODRIGUEZ saw LOPEZ and told him to wait
and then RODRIGUEZ returned to Guanabo to see his fiance reportedly
to establish contact with friends of 4-3 in the GOC 4-3_wouldnot
say how these contacts were carriedQut but due tothe_ time fector
it -is-assumed could only have been done by phone A-3 claims
the-contacts were as follows
Ae A high_ level civilian_Qfficial of the GOC with the
rank of Comandante probably in MINCONS who is "Willing to Co
ilaborate
with the Rebe 1 Army in exile
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and
Willing
to furnish their infiltrated
agents with official GOC vehicles to travel anywhere In the provinces
of Havana , Pinar del or Matanzas in order to carry out their
missions
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B Some unnamed high level Cuban military officers.
A-3 claims_ tbat these %fficials are Willing to isten to the Rebel Army
6 exiles_ bytado pot intend to_ d0 anything_
pogitjre "iE6 44n1235 iey
denonstrate their; power by eliminating_ AMTHUG_1 Orcarrying out
soe_type o etcong action that Would prove_ they had_strong outside
badking_ AMLEO-3 stated that he wou ld be more than wflling to Collab-
48 orate with KUBARK In furthering contact with these unnamed individuals
1f KUBARK wouldsupport him in a future exfiltrationtorescue_ his
family from_Cuba _ AMLEO-3 refused to provide any further information
relative to these supposed Inside contacts of his_ AMLEO-3 states
that RODRIGUEZ returned to the boat about 2330 hours on 10 1964 ,
and then he and LOPEZ boarded the boat and went out to sea for the
night _ A-3 a lso stated that LOPEZ told him that at least eight loca1
fisherman dropped by to look at the boa t while it remained at the reef ,
and nothing was done to insure the cooperation of the fishermen nor
did LOPEZ attempt to hold them at the spot to prevent their Informing
on tne infiltration to local security authorities.
11 May 1964
10 _ After putting out to sea , RODRIGUEZ and LOPEZ slept during
the night and awoke the next morning, 11 at a bout 1130 hours to
find themselves directly across from the city of Matanzas They
returned to the Guanabo area about 2030 hours_ (LOPEZ said the boat
would only do about 4 to 6 knots) They took the boat back close to
the original land- piace waited to see some light signals indi-
cating a 11 was clear and when they didn t see them they decided to
go in anyway and investigate_ When appreximately_20_yards_off_shore ,
they were-fired_upon_by-automatic weapons and_a_spotlight_came on
searching for them. The boat party was not hit by the fire and re-
treated to- the_open sea
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11_ The boat then travelled east for approximately two to three
mfles down the coast from Guanabo and they attempted to land on the
boach aga In_ Due' to large rocks and heavy surf they decided not
a ttompt a landing and Instoad anchorod the boat beyond the surf line
(about 30 yards out ) and both RODRIGULZ and LOPEZ Bwam Into tho boach,
RODRIGUEZ went Inland end_caught ' bus to Guana bo and they went back
to the safehouse of Paulo MARTINEZbb At the bafehouse he found the
pickup toam of BLANCQ and AMBIG-4 and some 28 _people whom they had
acquired as passengers _ These passengers were 4 11 re latives 0f BLANCO
and AMBIG-4 . and BLANCO and AMBIG-4 told RODRIGUEZ had been una ble
to locate the homes of Jesus GOMEZ_Calzadilla and AMLEO-3 and therefore
had not been able to contact these families _ They then returned the
bona fides photos and messages to RODRIGUEZ to take back to AMLEO-3
and GOMEZ . (AMLEO-3 commented bitterly on this point stating that
AMBIG-4 and BLANCO probably went to their own homes first and after
seeing the number of their relatives who wanted to come never even
tried_to findhts home nor that of_GOMEZ. ) RODRIGUEZ , AMBIG-4 ,
and
BLANCO agreed upon another exfiltration point to the east of Guanabo
and arranged recognition signa ls RODRIGUEZ then returned to the boat
leaving AMBIG-4- and BLANCQ_ to convoy_the passengers In three cars to
the exfiltration point
12 _ RODRIGUEZ and LOPEZ arrived at the exfiltration point about
90 minutes after the appointed bur of 2300 and halted the boat about
100 meters offshore _ They saw a light on of the reef at which
point RODRIGUEZ told LOPEZ that the light was the proper signal,
(When asked about the recognition signa ls LOPEZ stated that he did no1
know what the exact signals were but
that they
involved 2 or 3 lights
and an exchange of names He
maintains
that RODRIGUEZ handled a11
these details) _ brought the boat right up to the reef at which
point they were fired upon from the top of the cliffs from the directic
Of the highway (AMLABEL-1 asked LOPEZ how they had planned to
women and children down these steep cliffs_ LQPEZ_replied_that_the
difficulties Involved. had_not occurred tothem. By the same token,
they had no oxtra food on board the boat to feed the families_ )
13 _ RODRIGUEZ shouted to LOPEZ to Jump overboard to use the
boat aS protection against the rifle fire LOPEZ states that RODRIGUE:
was hit as he Jumped overboard _ RODRIGUEZ could not swim because of
hls shoulder wound _ On RODRIGUEZ command LOPEZ (who by this time
had RODRIGUEZ around his neck) started to swim toward shore LOPEZ
decided this avenue of escape was foolish , and turned back toward the
boat LOPEZ pulled RODRIGUEZ aboard_ He then claims that the rifle
(FAL) and machine gun fire was redirected at this point in toward
land rather than to sea toward their bat . LOPEZ_states that
this diversion was the only Ehing which saved them.
14_ LOPEZ started the motor and was proceeding north when he
saw the signa 1 lights of 6 or 7 sma 1l boats ringed in a semi-circle
in front of his boat LOPEZ apprised RODRIGUEZ (laid out flat on the
deck) of this new development_ Even though bleeding and barely con-
scious RODRIGUEZ asked LOPEZ if he could see the lights of Matanzas
City. LOPEZ said he could _ RODRIGUEZ advised him to head toward
Matanzas hugging the coastline The patrol craft (or fishlng boats)
had since extinguished their lights_ LOPEZ followed his advice and
several hours later arrived off Ma tanzas City having eluded the patrol
craft RODRIGUEZ then told LOPEZ to turn the boat to the left until
the compass Showed "N" straighten out and follow that course to
West Three or four
of
the gas tanks had been pierced by the barrage
and there was barely enough gas left to make it to West Thelr
last rema Ining water tank was a lso shot up. arrived at approxi-
mately 1730 hours at Sunset Harbor Marina , Stock Island
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West ,
Fla on 12 1964 _
15, Upon arrival in West Fla RODRIGUEZ was hospitalized
and X-Ray pictures disclosed that the
bullet
had entered a bove his
right shouder blade and came out on his right side and penetrated thro1
his arm, He had four cracked ribs and It a ppeared that his right
lung was not punctured_ but there was some blood between his lung and
sInv the pleura @nd the Subject was operated on successfully the morning
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of 13 1964 _ RODRIGUEZ has since been moved to Miami _ and is
now hospitalized at Mount Sinai hospital, Miami , Florida _ His con-
dition Is now satisfactory_
AFTER ACTION REPORTS
16_ After the a bortive exfiltration attempt by the M/V ADA ,
various relatives of people involved began to receive_telephone calls
and_telegrams fron_Cuba_reporting Qn_ the arrest or safety of verious
individwTs The foIlowing excerpts were taken from various BARR cabla
and de briefings of Rome lio LOPEZ Sosa and AMLEO-3 :
A. On 13 1964 AMS WIRL-1 visited Tomas RODRIGUEZ
Fuentes of 1021 Margaret Street West former Captain with the
Nationai
Police in Havana who had received 2 telegram from his daughte)
Elsa OLIVERA at 0920 hours 13 May 1964 _ (She was supposed to have CO]
out WIth BLANCO AMBIG-4 In the exfiltration)_ The telegram_ stated
(English translation) "Congratulations are wel1 love to a 11 ,
embraoe , Your daughter. and supposedly indicated the daughter was
safe_
B. On 14 May 1964 AMSWIRL-1 was told by Daniel RODRIGUE
Santos that Va lentin BLANCO , re
iative_%f
Armando_ BLANCOLorenzo _ had
received three-teTegrams from Cuba : the first on 10 stated
11, Armando arrived a11 is well" the second on 11 stated_ Armando
departed , a 11 is we11"; and the third on 13 stated_
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"Yesterday's
cable no good , Armando admitted or hospitalized" meaning_Armando
BLANCO had been_picked_ up_ by Cuban authorities .
C On 14 1964 , AMLEO-3 ca lled the c/o and informed
him that the 14 year old son of Mario REMIS (see para 3 A a bove ) had
ca lled his father in Miaml at 1130 hours that same date and told him
he had been arrested_@long with hls_mother and some other people_While
trying_to_leave__Cuba and that €he poTice had let the children. free ,
but continued to
hola
the adults under arrest Reportedly
one car had; been picked up near the exfiltration point= and the people
in the other two cars had supposedly escaped arrest for the time being
As 23_May1964 no other Information has been_reported_to_KUBARK
on the_fate Qf
BANCO,
AUBIG4z 01 thepagsengers who were at the
exfiltration_point
GENERAL COMMENTS ON TRIP OF THE WIV 'ADA
17 As noted in paragraph 8 of reference J varioug_operationa l
inconsistencies still exist in the_account
Submitied_@boye
re_the
exfiitration trip of the MIV ADA to Cuba _ WAVE is of the opinion
that-some0f thege-inconststenc [ers can be attributed to genuine con-
fusion of facts by the principal source of information; Rogelio LOPEZ
Sosa , (who did not see the infiltration team of BLANCO and AMBIG-4
again after their infiltration inland) _
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and the Withholding_ of facts
by_ AMLEO-3 who considers thig_activitywas his_own_persona business
and had nothing to do with KUBARK. Daniel RODRIGUEZ Santos 1s
probably more Tnowledgeabie of exactly what occurred during the infil-
tration but due to his illness AMSWIRL-1 was not able to interrogate
him in West , and reportedly RODRIGUEZ 1s still very 111 and
KUBARK does not consider it worthwhile to attempt an interrogation
of him at this time It is also be lieved that RODRIGUEZ will withholc
Information he considers privileged_
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and it has been noted that
AMLEO-3 's principal Organizer of the expedition, Mario REMIS has
been visit RODRIGUEZ daily in Mount Sinai hospital in Miami, Fla
Since the two infiltrees BLANCO and AMBIG-4 , are either under arrest
or in hiding it is
doubtful
that their inside activities relative to
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will ever be completely clarified_
18 _ As noted in paragraph 9 of reference J , AMLEO-3 continues
to look for methods whereby he may exfiltrate his family from Cuba ,
and has reached the point where he is no longer rational in hls
reasoning re the risk factors to himse lf or his family. AMLEO-3 is
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definitely acting out of dosperatlon, and a lthough he does not desire
to burn a 11 hls KUBARK bridgee behInd him, he Feels that he must since
KUBARK wi1l not permit him to undertake such activities whfle under Ou1
control
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WAVE S position on the matter has been fully stated in
paragraph 9 of reference J , On 22 May 1964 WAVE requested BARR to con-
tact AMS WIRL-1 apd Inform hlm' that KUBARK was desirous of having him
Insure that the M/V ADA was not permitted to carry out further family
rescue missions to Cuba at this time _
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