</s>Doc ID: 6878865 Doc Ref ID: A426871 TOP SECRET UMBRA DATE: 03/26/97 JFK ASSASSINATION SYSTEM PAGE:1 IDENTIFICATION FORM AGENCY INFORMATION AGENCY NUMBER : NSA RECORD NUMBER: 144-1001-10098 RECORDS SERIES : AGENCY FILE NUMBER # : DOCUMENT INFORMATION ORIGINATOR NSA FROM TO: NCF ERJ 3/0/AED/T485-63: POSSIBLE CHANGE IN MEXICAN POSITION TOWARD CUBA DATE : 1/02/63 PAGES : 1 SUBJECTS : ARGENTINA DIPLOMATIC ACTIVITY MEXICO, DIPLIOMATICA ACTIVITITY [R] DOCUMENITY TYPE : REPORT CLASSIFICATION RESENTATIONS CURRENT STATIONS DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 08/10/93 OPENING CRITERA : ORIGINALATING AGENCY'S DETERMINATION REQUIRED COMMENTS CONTAINS SENSITIVE COMPARTMENTED INFORMATION TRI - ITEM IS RESTRICTED- TOP SECRETT UMBRRA Released pursuant to Executive Order 14176, DECLASS, OF RECORDS CONC. THE ASSASSINTATIONS OF PRES. JFK, SEN. RFK, AND THE REV. DR. MILK, JR.

Summary:  
The document discusses a U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) report dated January 2, 1963, regarding potential shifts in Mexico's diplomatic stance toward Cuba. It references a Cuban government note accusing Mexico of involvement in a plot to attack President John F. Kennedy. The report notes that the Mexican Foreign Minister was disturbed by this accusation and suggests possible changes in Mexico’s position on the Cuban issue. A subsequent document from Washington to Buenos Aires (December 2, 1962) corroborates these concerns, indicating ongoing diplomatic tensions between Cuba and Mexico related to Kennedy's assassination. Both documents were declassified under Executive Order 14176 and pertain to the broader context of U.S.-Cuba-Mexico relations during the early 1960s.  

Key People:  
- Mexican Foreign Minister (name unspecified)  
- Cuban Government officials  
- U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) personnel  
- Argentine diplomatic representatives  

Key Locations:  
- Mexico City, Mexico  
- Havana, Cuba  
- Washington, D.C., United States  
- Buenos Aires, Argentina  

Key Events:  
- Cuban government accusation of Mexican involvement in a plot against JFK  
- Mexican Foreign Minister’s reaction to the accusation  
- U.S. diplomatic monitoring of Mexico-Cuba relations  
- Deletion of documents under Executive Order 14176  

Key Organizations:  
- United States National Security Agency (NSA)  
- Cuban Government  
- Mexican Foreign Ministry  
- Argentine diplomatic service

JFK Declassified Files

144-10001-10098.pdf

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