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104-10227-10143 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (10/19/1961)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch85023 and id is 1 raw text is: 2023 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 SEI rI 19 October 1961 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT : Meeting in Mr. Coerr'a office, 1100-1230, 13 Oct 61 PARTICIPANTS: Msers. Coerr, Wollain, Huriitch, Whidbee, Colonel Johnson 1. Colonel Johnson gave a full account of his two meetings with Dr.:MIRO in Miami on 5 and 6 October, following in detail the Memo- redda for the Riecord prepared by Colonel Johnson of these meetings. He also outlined the items Paula had given Dean as .the budget for 1961 on the basis of their receiving $100, 000 for that month. That outline, it was remarked, appears to be largely the same as the old FRD budget. All present felt that this budget appeared to be well-padded and.largely for salasUes. Itwarsremarked by Colonel Johnson that there seemed to be a vojy good. possibility that some of those on the salary list may also be receiving support from HEW. Colonel Johnson remarked that he would be seeing-Dr. MIRO on Monday. 16 October, at which time he expects to clarify some of the budget matters and also to got from CIA's Miami station some more details from Mr. Paula. 2. Mr. Coorr raised the question of what was the cover to be used by Colonel Johnson in his contacts with Dr. MUO. Colonel Johnson said that-the cover question had not yet been resolved, that it was questionable how long any cover would hold up, particularly with the press, that the cover of public relations consultant, the cover of a research man or.teacher in Miami, and various other possibilities wers under consideration. Mr. Coerr commented that the astute press rep- resentatives might soon learn the identity of the CIA representative with MIRO. particularly if opposition leaders like PRIG, who, he re- marked, already seems to know, should become angry and report in the press what they knowv. Mr. Hurwitch stated that MIRC had told him that PRIO, or a representative of PRIG, had said to MR , I under- stand that you have a Colonel Johnson as your representative with the U. S. Government. MIRO also declared to Mr. Hurwitch that only he, MIRO, and his secretary, ARAGON, had reason to know of Colonel Johnson's role. There was some speculation on how PRIG had learned of the matter. 1104-10227-10143 i r i. j :

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