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104-10110-10256 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/14/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch38639 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10110-10256 SYANOARO FOR-A NO. 64 .Office Memorandum * UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO File DATE: 14 January 1960 FROM Chief, Alien Affairs Staff SUBJEr: Imigration and Naturalization Service, Relations with (Miami, Florida) 1.. At 2:00 p.m. this date, Mr. Richard Haberstroh, Intelligence Officer, I=TS, telephonically contacted the writer. He stated that he in turn had received a telephone call from Ed Ahrens, the Lmigra- tion District Director in Miani, which referred to arrangements which had.been laid on during 1959, whereby Cubans of interest to this Agency would be smuggled out of Cuba aboard a boat destined for Tampa, Florida. Mr. Ahrens indicated to Mr. Haberstroh that apparently the Cubans have become suspicious of the vessel, and the boat owner is in hot water in this regard. According to Mr. Haberstroh, the CIA representative in Miami was contacted by the boat owner's attorney with the suggestion that a letter be obtained from the ITS indicating that they inspected the vessel on its several arrivals at Tampa and that it carried no passengers. 2. Mr. Haberstroh stated that his quick reaction is that the Service cannot comply with such a request. I informed Mr. aberstroh that Mr. Ahrens should be informed that he should. take no action in regard to this matter and inform the CIA representative in Miami that his superiors in Washington would be in contact with him in regard to this matter. 3. At 2:15 p.m. this date, Mr 77. OUban Lesk, Division, was telephonically n that he was not aware of this raost recent development, however, he di menti on that the boat in question has, in fact, been impounded in Cuba since Decenber 1959. He went on to point out that we want to do everything we ca-1 to help out the owner of the vessel since the cause of her trouble us in acceding to our requests to exfiltrate individuals. : . Mr. readily admitted that the Imrigraticn Service should not have been reuested to provide such a letter, and he doubted that ernie Reichardt would have made such a request. Ar. stated that he will telephonically contact aeichard' anu geu he comnlete story. Ie will keep the writer advised. 5. Details pertaining to the initial arrangements with the mlriigration Service for the paroling into the United States of Cubans at Taupa, Florida, are contained in File i202523. OS/.AAS/JC:ez 15 Jan S

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