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104-10182-10127 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (8/3/1959)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch60619 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10182-10127 |e eased under the John -. Kennedy ssassinaion Records Collection Act of 99 2 1(4 -?R-??1 Ne)Ca#: - + RETURN T CIA Background Use Only Do Not Rieprduce 3 August 1959 M.0RFAINP FOR 711N RECGFD SIZIW CT: Mitchell L. Werbell (::01-259910) 1. At 1715 2. .uly 1959 lng distance call case in for !r. Thomas J. Flores from Subject. r. hcres was on leave and tne 'riter too' he call from Subject iderntifying hers f by first nane only. 2. Subject said he had obtained information in Miarifrom Ftwst|t4 crowd that BATISTA would enter Miai fron the Doninican Republic clan- destinely that night or the follving morning, anl wculd be stooping at the Biltmore Hotel. He said that h want ed this infor-iaLio1 given to General Cabell a'nd wanted to know whetze or not the Agency want-d him to attempt' to* obtain further infcrnation on the subject which he said ire believed he co'ld do. I told him that he would be called later and he left thc following nambers in Miami where he could be reached: Falanklin 9-1675, which he said was the office fruii which he was calling; and HIghland 8-9U3 and -HIghland 4-5273, apparently hones which he expected to visit that evening. 3. I gave this infornation to Mr. Gomcc, .Cr/ , who was still in his office and he instructed me to call Subject and tell him ve were interestd in ay furthcr infor,ation he could obtain concerning BATISTAt entry into the United States; nnd-to ask Subject to report any r4ch infornatioq to Mr. Jastin Cleichauf, 00 Ccntacts Representative in Miani, until Mr. [?loresJretrned to ;-ashin-ton. 03 4. At thout 2230 1 reached Subject aid told hi- his infornuation had been passed up the line; that we were interested in any additional infor-ation bo could obtain and asked hin to get in.tou!'h vith, Mr. C-leichauf. r;ring this conversation he said that a man named George Cox was in Miadi at that time and in talking to hiei Cox had implied to Subject that he was employed by CIA. :e asked for any information We mirht have on Cox, describin: hi-i as in hi9 late fifties (O's); heavy drinker; loud talker; rxnai: zround with Ada Falk, ATiSTA 's fcrner rist.ras; ar.d scid he lived in Alexandria, Virginia, and : employed by 1-tanti Construiction Company in ;ew York. I told h'i I had 'ever ) heard of Mr. Cox but we would ! hire c know later. Subject said that he , had seen Co: first in the Dominican Republic where he kCox) wis trying tor i arrnge .' TiC'A's illegal eitr- into the United States. w /III/AO / N W 5987 Docd:32414115 Page 1

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