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![handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch14436 and id is 1 raw text is: J04-10179-10215]
13 June 1964
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Purther Information from
Manuel RAY Case
on the
1. called me at home at 2215/
12 June wa A tional information he had
just received from the a(The
1- - reports that on 3 June Andrew St. George, the
LIFZ atinger photographer who accompanied RAY, made two
telephone calls to Miami from Nassau in Spanish. The
Lq also said that it was TIM's reporter Reingold,
mentioned in the TIME article, aho next morning (4 June)
called lawyer Little and told him that he couldn't
guarantee the fee but that the money was: expected through
American Express, Almost imedis ely after, n American
unknown to (portion garbled in t' ) cable) /Se
way have been an employee of the local American Expres
or Bank7 produced $1,000.
2. 1will let us knos if any additional
information becomes available. le opined that the above
information from the rGOpverno indicates that Reingold was
probably instrunentar-in hiring a lawyer at St. George's
request and probably paid for the legal fees involved.
The $1,000 is obviously much more than was needed to pay
the $14 fine for each person that %us levied by the British
court.
Samuel Halpern
UDC/Wa (SA)
cc: DC/1WI (80)
3H/SAISO/AX
RETURN TO CIA
Background Use Only
Do Not Reproduce
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