</s>198-1009-10099 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 JFK Assassination System Date: 6/24/201 Identification Form Agency Information AGENCY : ARMY RECORD NUMBER : 198-10009-100098 RECORD SERIES : CALIFANO PAPERS AGENCY FILE NUMBER: RECORD FILENBER : ORIGINATOR : ARMY Document Information FROM: ARMY: JOSEPH A. CALIFANOO, JR. TO: MULTIPLE TITLE: ICCCA: REPORT ON STATUS OF IMPLEMENTATION OF ACTIONS DESIGNED TO COUNTER SUBSERVATION SUBSESSION DATE: 11/26/1963 PAGES: 19 SUBJECTS: ICCCa - SUBSOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUBVERSION CUBAN SUBVERSION RESTRICTIONS ON TRAVEL TO AND FROM CUBA RESTRICITIONS ON CIBAN SUBVERSION DOCUMENT TYPE: PAPER, TEXTUAL DOCUMENT CLASSIFICATION: PAPERC, TEXTURAL DOCUMENTS RESTRICHATIONS: IB CURRENT STATUS: Secret DATE OF LAST REVIEW : 05/15/1998 Redect DATE of LAST REVEW : 05//15/ 1998 OPENING CRITERIA : COMMENTS : Calfano Papers, Box 2, Folder 25. Memo from Califano to Wheeler, Sloan, Alger, Algen, Wendt, Carpenter, Quilter re: attached paper concerning status of implementation of actions designed to counter Cuban subversion. JFK Revived Department of the Army EO 13586 Afficially Exclude O Exempt Affically To: Refer To: Review Date: $1/2/20/2021 91 21 NW 50955 DocId: 324247008 Page 1

Summary:  
This document is a classified report from November 1963 detailing actions taken by U.S. agencies to counter Cuban subversion in Latin America during September 1963. It outlines measures by the Department of State, Department of Defense, and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) to restrict travel to/from Cuba, monitor propaganda, control guerrilla movements, and disrupt financial transactions. Key actions include instructing embassies to block Cuban flights, deploying U.S. helicopters for counter-insurgency support in Honduras, and CIA efforts to gather intelligence through defectors and local agencies. The report also mentions press campaigns against Cuban influence and the provision of military training and equipment to Latin American nations.  

Key People:  
- Joseph A. Califano Jr. (author/recipient)  
- General Earle G. Wheeler (JCS)  
- Frank J. Sloan (Defense Department official)  
- James W. Alger (U.S. Army general)  
- William J. Carridt (U.S. Navy admiral)  
- Brigadier General C. J. Quilter (U.S. Marine Corps)  
- Richard Joyce (American national involved in Cuba-related transactions)  

Key Locations:  
- Tunisia, Conakry, Fort-de-France, Paris, Rio de Janeiro, Mexico City, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Colombia, Peru, Venezuela, Bolivia, Ecuador, Uruguay, Brazil  

Key Events:  
- Instructing embassies to block Cuban flights and fuel supplies.  
- Deployment of U.S. helicopters for counter-insurgency operations in Honduras.  
- CIA efforts to monitor Cuban activities via defectors, press campaigns, and intelligence exchanges with Latin American agencies.  
- Provision of military training and equipment to Latin American countries.  
- Interdiction of Cuban flights to Brazil and other regions through diplomatic pressure.  
- Intelligence gathering on Cuban subversion through local agents and informants.  

Key Organizations:  
- Department of State  
- Department of Defense (including U.S. Army, Air Force, Navy)  
- Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)  
- United States Information Agency (USIA)  
- National Intelligence Service (SIN) of Peru  
- Peruvian Naval Intelligence Service (FNS)  
- Colombian Administrative Department of Security (DAS)  
- Venezuelan Directorate of Police (DICEFOL)

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