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104-10261-10017 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (5/6/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch47135 and id is 1 raw text is: 1O4~iO261~1OO17 .9 1 6Ay9 / MNL4NTAD MOR THE RECORD SUJCi esoting with Dr. Kannel Antonio vren on 5 Way in ew york City, 1030 to 1315 hours 1. Yarona arrived the evening of , May and registered at the st. orits 06e 1, After several unune'seful efforts to reach him t.ere (because his plape mse late), I finally got him -t about 2330 hours and..-heduled P meeting with him for the next norning. I met him in the iobby of the hotel, -ind we spent the bet- ter part of the next three hours in a stroll around C. -ntral jark and at lunch. For the !irst hour or so Varona unloaded a number of thoughts on the current political situation; most of these we are already familiar with, but among the points that he had to make ure some which may be new and vhich are covered below. 2. Varona was shocked over the Senate Internal Security Subcomittesa choiee of Col. UGALOB Carrillo to.testify before them. VaronR describes this person as an absolute war criminal who has no business appearing before any official United States body. Ne says that he niht resign himself to the fact that in our dermoratio, partimentary GYston of government such things can happr :, tbere is not the slightest possibility that the avrage iAtin American could ever understand that this action does not represent the thinking of the entire United Btates Government. When I tried to explain this in terms of our traditional seprnation of powers between the Legislative and &xeoutive ranches, the fact that we are in an election year, and other extenuating eiroumetances, Varona. exproased amasement that we have no more of a sense of cow an a;urpose here in this country than we apparently do. The Legislative Branch goes one direction and the Executive Branch goes another and therg appears to be little oordination . een the two, $. Varona was also quite urhappy about the a010! % rcedue -ich mm- ge'Aon had given him when he reachnd tcw To-k the night before. lie thought that he had been handled in a rather discourteous wvy and could not understand why he use pLh oed or lrnnls and instruated. to keep Ir Aigration and Naturalisation informd of his address A 1 theoe. I explained this -ar(401 procedure to him and emphasizd the fact tint It we sroething that we laid on for only certain select people, that it was outirig throuwh mountnins or red tape in pernitting Visitors.auch iis Verona to move vound the country or even to le.ave' it and return without the iormal adiministrAtive diffloulties. This mollified him, and from that point on I would any that our convorsation was on a very cordial plane, / ~V a SI' I

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