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104-10102-10088 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (11/26/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch71914 and id is 1 raw text is: 14-00000 TdV TM mTinw e 104-10102-10088 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 Y~~~' -tAy 6 Y . ' ~-- -4'**.~ V - cQ ...Y7':..j.-.. -. ) PUJ0T: relininary Lebrieing e o- = r'-'7 ctivities in Cuba 1. The substance bi this preliraina.ry report covers' ebr .efig; sessions held vith l*.P L.IC-.7 from 7 through 15 Hovenbe± 1960. Both 'r.Peich and the undersigned articipated in these debriefing periods. T e pertinont -a. ectt of these debriefing sessions aa sumnarized into four sreci ic categories: a. A.i?2AIC-7 S operationa activities in auba fro his initial arrival in Cuba 5 August until his de-parture 5 Uavember 106_. b. Intextal assets develooed in Cuba fO_ future ope tt al use. C . Problems encountered by A-7 wile ocerati g in Cuba. d. Projected future assignment in Cuba. 2. Mr. James _2ekich, who ?as 11tss -1S case officer during his initi traeining in shigton, was cofltacted b j_)oh fcm q1ieni b -Wject on 7 Uo.Frmber. Subject retcrted that he had, arrived in the U. S. by b a t 5 A. iei was planriig to leave th afternoon by lane for Washington. A room was boohed. at the ashington Hotel in anticipation of A-7s arrival tht erhnn: At apcrciimately 1300 hours, A-7 called Mr. Pehich on the agent ,h-ne from the Tshington airport to announce his arrival and was directed to o to h-el, wrhere subjct was -subse|uently contacted b r r. Pekich and tha unders' -i-d.; J. Ub, contacting 1-7 at the ?or.1 i was clearly evident tt s n igh,y emonial state ih at . from his recnr esca c - ua in his initial smtional outburst A- / un ht eha onii 0au ^I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - statf-71 .1O~t1Y ,o {.1/ Led fhat 7 . r Ji -- to o rco:iteints .to lsuroit his act1iitiin CCa; that tl csian it li idea of considering he as being ex.endabJle; that he was rot a e sent him to Cuba: in _a first nlace ii ae had no intentio?s to suxm)oe- d aivities inside te ccuntry. In short -7 felt we had-let > d w xea- plo.atel ncl that he :;as fortunat in escaoing without l sin:1 his life. ._.tol.C' . ehich st Cceeded (Luieting d A-7 f6l2ow in thia .ie2 otgurizst, 1-7 was first asked to describe homr he managed to Nt cut of Cuba *Ath u u . ,iing ou clhannels to `rffect tas a:i-ltration. b0 4 0 I /1 Ji7 V

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