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104-10181-10113 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (04/03/1967)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch75462 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10181-10113 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 AE-AOPANDU'l OPr THE RECORDj SUBJECT Possible DPE Animus To'.ar.:s President Kennedy REFERENCE: 'emorandum 8 'arch 1967 sae su'bject 1. I checked into the alleged relationship between Lee Harvey Oswald and the DRE with the following results. 2. The DRE was, an anti-Communist student organization funded covertly by CIA. It was known v the cryptonym AMSPELL. In the fall of 1962, the DRE organization in Cuba was penetrated and wrapped-up by the DGI. We continued to provide nominal financial support t4 the DRE until September 1966 and terminated our relationshi? completely on amiable terms 1 January 1967. 3. According to the Warren Commission Report (VOL. X, Pgs. 32-50), Lee Harvey Oswald approached Carlos Drin'uier, the New Orleans dclegate of the Cuban Student Directorate on 5 August 1963 and volunteered to join the organization and to help train Cubans to fight against Castro. Bringuier turned him down 'elieving hin to be either an FBI informant or Communist penetration agent. On 9 August some friends of idringuier saw Oswald wearing a Hands Off Cuba sign and distributing pro-Castro leaflets. They re- ported it to Brinquier who angrily accosted Oswald on the street. A fight ensued and Brinquier and Oswald wcre ar- rested. On 21 August 1963 the two engaged in a radio debate. Oswald identified nimself as a Marxist and defended the Castro cause. Bringuier is referred to later in the :barren Commission Report as the New Orleans delegate to the Revo- lutionary Student Directorate (VOL. XI, Pg. 159). 4. Tnere is no doubt that the Com-mission actually was referring to the Student Revolutionary Directorate orb ` DRE as we term it. Another anti-Castro organization mentioned,X SEf _T

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