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104-10166-10112 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (09/02/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch73990 and id is 1 raw text is: 14-00000 104-10166-10112 SECRET VRIC 65-372 2 SEP i KZNO(ANDUM FOR: Chief, lH Difision SUBJECT : Meeting wit Luis CONTE A ero; Date: 2 ptember 1965; ase Officer: tephen G.haconas 1. A three hour meeting was held with Subject this morning. The purpose of the meeting was to impress upon Subject the need to follow KUBARK direction concerning the aftermath of recent developments in the Dominican Republic. 2. Subject reported the following: He talked by telephone on 31 August withMcGoorge Bundy. Subject's interpretation of this conversation was that McGeorge Bundy invited him to come to Washington. He also stated that he had asked Bundy to..arrange for ..a. meeting for him with the President of the U. S. He did not explain to Bundy the real nurpose for wishing a meeting with the President. All he told Bundy was that he wanted to give the President the original copy of Imbert's resignation. What Subject really wants is to tell the President that Imbert has a proposal for provoking an attack upon the Cuban Government involving the Armed Forces of the Dominican Republic. Imbert's personal message to the President (which Subject is to convey) is that the Dominican Armed Forces are ready to engage in war against Cuba, if the Dominican Armed Forces have co mrt U. S. support. 3. .Subiect Raid that as of 1330 hours _oday he had not heard from Bundy, but he had heard from Robert A. Stevenson of ARp/CCA and he was to- moet with Stevenson some time this afternoon. As for the meeting planned with Stevenson, Subject was completely indifferent since he did not consider Stevenson sufficiently high in U. S. aenuP i 11 SECRET E7ITi rI RETURN TO CIA Backg.ound aUse51 Only Do Not Repr~U I I L * . 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 7 -

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