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104-10229-10028 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (01/01/1963)

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    F:  DATA SVEET

W mriter   of attalhd  letter/  is Or,' Catrtrudi's de la RILINIA, lAwyer 'Ind form r

    disirict attorney of Pinar del Ri  un,,1r Vaiaa   Sho  1; carrie~d to C ,n{~jido

    MOIIA Mols %ho, to the OuFap-,i  in the~ attichad Ite Condlido is another

    lattstnno and I5 the br ,.ter of Moi'a  MORA.. His nephew, Alberto MOA,

    is currantly Minittr of Foreign Co~werce of Cuba,,

  Gertudis  -wrote tho &ttacflod later to 1cabel D1.AZ'.iel Castillo in Miami.

    Is'abol is carried to F'rancisco do lac '1ONDA ,the brother of Grtrudiwo

    Isabel gave the letter tc Tinita del Castlillo, ber sister, who passe& It

    to ileopolda Jova who passed It to AMBLEAX-10 The letter is a oarbon made

    by Tinita del Castillol

    The text of the letter appear.ed in edited and altered form in the Diarlo

  de las Amerioas of 26  or                        Acor  In  to the newspaper

  their  version of the 16tter was  receivad by MIRO Cardona'in tre  code

    smuggled by one of his people  from Cubl Atuallyp   Tinita. gave Miro .a

    carbon  like zha attached onee



    I'd li~e to have the carbon' back-.



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