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104-10103-10024 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (03/22/1977)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch71938 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10103-10024 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 r- INSPECTCDR GE!~ . - S E C R E T 22 March 1977 MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD SUBJECT: 1963-1964 Miami Station Action to Aid USG Investigation of the Murder of John F. Kennedy Basis for My Knowledge About This. Topic 1. I served from 29 March 1962 to 20 August 1966 in the Foreign Intelligence Branch of the Miami Station. Duties included handling a certain number of Cuban exiles resident in Miami used to support FI operations into Cuba. I also kept up loose contact with other Cuban exiles who were considered informants on specialized aspects of Cuban affairs and Cuban exile affairs. My duties also included working very closely with the Station Covert Action Branch and less.closely with the[ounterintelligence and Paramilitary Branches. had irregular contact with the Station Security Offi e? Locating Agency Records ;of Miami Station Action to Help Investigate the John F. Kennedy Murder 2. During March 1962 to mid-1964 communications security between Hqs. and the Miami Station was not always good. Hqs. Cuban Task Force senior and middle grade officers often used the telephone to communicate requests to the Miami Station or to check on developing operations. The feeling at Headquarters was that the double-talked conversations were fairly safe be- cause they were flowing by- land lines and were therefore not subject to ELINT/COMINT collection.In 1964 there was a crack- down on telecons between Hqs' and the Miami Station. I believe this was at Station Chief Theodore G. Shackley's request. One reason for reducing telecons was security and the other reason was that Headquarers officers were not always careful to fol- low their telecons with a cable or dispatch for the record. I describe this communication situation because it is quite pos- sible that immediately following the Kennedy murder Headquarters may have phoned requiredments to COS, Miami and Miami Station's Office of Security to conduct investigations and then failed to follow up with cables for the record. 3. From mid-April 1962 until shortly after Mr. Shackley's departure PCS in.the spring of 1965 the Miami Station sent Hqs. a situation report by cable at the end of each work day. Each operating and administrative component of the Station contributed to this SITREP, which was produced with specific topical sections about developments at the Station, in Cuba, in intelligence reporting and in operations under way.Occasionally the SITREP would report results of investigations conducted by Station S E C R E T

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