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104-10110-10255 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (1/20/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch10354 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-1110255 4. STANOARD FORM NO. C4 Office Memorandum *UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT TO : FiLe DATE: 20 January 1960 FROM Chief, Alien Affairs Staff SUBJEC : Immigration and Naturalization Service, Relations with (Miami, Florida) CS 1. On 15 January 1960, at 0900 hours, Mr. WH/lll(Caribbean), advised that Bernie Reichardt had telephonically informed him that the owner of the impounded vessel had suggested the possibility of I&NS providing a letter to the owner of the vessel stating that the Service had inspected the vessel on its arrival and found no passengers. 2. Mr. Reichardt also reported that he had informally queried the District Director, I&NS, Miami, on the possibility of securing such a letter, however, he had no idea that the matter ,2would be referred to the I&NS Central Office in Washington, D. C. reeadily agreed that the Service couldltk requested to provide such a letter as, in fact, we had made arrangements with the Service for the entry of these individuals in he United States. 3. In response to further inquiries, Mr. stated that on the arrival of these two individuals, the entry of the aliens into the United States had not been cleared with the Office of Security as called for by Regulation 50-110. The parties concerned (who arrived in December Iv59) were Manuel ARTIME and Roberto VARONA. The OS Indices contained no record of VARONA. A file on ARTIM (jX210836) reflects that the WH Division requested his polygraph in Florida and SSD provided an escort to accompany him to New Orleans in order to enable him to obtain a visa to Mexico. He did secure the visa and is allegedly now in Mexico. The SSD had informed the AAS of the fact that they had been requested to provide such an escort and in fact, with regard to he endeavor of the WH Division to obtain a visa from Mexico for the subject, on or about 15 Decem- ber le5y, this Staff had received information from Mr. Richard Haberstroh that Mr. Reichardt hiad contacted the District Director in Miami, Florida, and requested that the Service provide a letter wnicn would indicate that ARTIME would be readmissibie into the United Sta-es. The pulpose of -that letter was to, satisfy a require- ,aen& levied by the Mexican Consul in Miami before they would grant a visa to ARTIME. r was informed that the Service could po dgcrud S 01

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