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104-10110-10208 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (7/25/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch38632 and id is 1 raw text is: 25 July 1960 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD 1. On Friday, 15 July, a telephone call was received from Jerry DROLLR, at which time he requested reservations be made at the University Court Motel for a meeting of Cubans that had previously been scheduled. At that time a- reserva- tion was expressed to DROLLE as to the advisability of the selection inasmuch as during the previous week a considerable amount of Cubans were known to have been utilizing the premises. These Cubans were connected with the oil companies, the majority married to Americans who had been .forced to leave Cuba as a result of the expropriation of the refineries by CASTRO. Inas- much as DROLLER was not planning to meet at this time embers of the Frente group and stated the same, he stated this would be the last time he planned to use this site as a meeting place. A reservation was subsequently- made for DROLLER under alias by a member of the office staff -using the ficticious name Paula ROSS, without leaving a contact address or phone number. 2., Monday evening DROLLER arrived in the Miami area and was taken to the apartment-hotel of the writer where he met with various member of the office for a briefing, and subsequently was dropped off at the University Court Motel at 2:30 a.m. by William KENT, who proceeded there via a circuitous route. Telephone communication was maintained by the office with DROLLER during the meetings he transacted that day, and calls were received from him- on the office unlisted number, setting up and changing a luncheon meeting. 3. On 19 July -it was prearranged that DROLLER would remain at an inconspicuous place at the motel at 1345 hours and we would drive by and park, at which time he joined the writer and proceeded to a Howard Johnson restaurant located, on Dixie Highway approximately a mile from the motel. The luncheon was attended by-William KENT, DROLLER, and the writer, and lasted approximately one hour. 4. Shortly prior to the end of the luncheon this group was joined by Bernie REICHHARDT as a result of previous arrange- ments made by he and DROLLER, and who subsequently dropped DROLLER off in the vicinity of the motel.

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