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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch73706 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10163-10012 - 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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10 Septeabr 1963
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i. About 1500 hours. 10 Septeaber 1963, . Rodrigueolwas called
at his place ot workt (Efnglnesring firsa[anett, Fl , Corddry anZd c\
ter, Inc., 600 g. 2nd St1. Harristurg, Pa. Tsl, 238-0451) by e Mr~d
03 J . urm0. ad sod that CAOI Cfwuld like to visit him and wo.ld
arrie atf AASj' ,a. btw ees 2O0and 2100 hours that evening. ASA
agreed, A previously viaitsdiCASA1n Kay 1963.43
P. aov anoo vith phon. coon rsation, PAUING0i' acoapanied
by Mr. KLZ3tJCarrived at 'CSA houso shortly after 00i hours,
10 SP Ir.
3. During the initial ires s in response to the general quey
Abov's the work getting alongl CjA. replied that he was very busy now 5
because of a special assignment in vtlhh e was dealing with a Costa
Rican enginesr visitn gIarrisbcg in connection with an entineering
+oo~t Sn vhiehCA4AS fir wa involved with the Costa Rican governsent. O3
?ha assip nt wa to continue until the engineer left at the end of
the month. LC5A4)1ein fact, just roturnwd from haveng a few social
beers with Costa Rican.
. ollaving the ecnolusi . of g sianties ade di.v*rsal
O various of the six of.sprig, PAU plaind to CASAB the purpose
COf our visit. fCSAi ocnoeodd the o AZCUK well that he would
like to help bo AZ wad ourselves, but that ho was not the ,man for
this sort of activity. It was clearly and repeatedly explained to A9J 8>
that his task was siaple and without danger. He would be watched by our
people at all ti.. n surveillanoo determined that AZCUS was physically
P approachable, ASAS simply great him as an old friend, and most
,likely a noral ... ndly ecuersction would ensue. During the course of
OPgeneral talk, [S44]oould perhaps rrna341 5'e former Statements in
which ho praised Amricans, although perhaps because of his official
g or., CostogiAg ?. the Panag.i. N °SASruld tLan peoapl sw i w i20 is -&
1* was really aware 'er the mese awaiting him in C ba. If was
iAtoratd in helping both the Cuban people and hinsslf,, ASAeould help S
AZCUE by arrwagint a s introduotion with an Aerican who could _gre.
assistance. If I2'CU1 said no, that would be the o it. oASf old
play it by ear. Very simple and no risk .to ASA5 The on 'ngor would )5
be to AZCUB theoid thkx Ctan leawrn of ICSAS apgroaoh; therefore ao a bg
taction to AiZCCi, absoiue seereoy must maintained by@ A3 Although
'A:ArA aAimittid the sinplicity of his part of the job, he stated t Cubans
were lot .oapable of keeping ti*ir traps shut., -and that unfortunatelr he
was no exception, even tLough he realied that the safety of his friend
dependod n his iceping silenm
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