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104-10175-10081 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (09/15/1960)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch74875 and id is 1 raw text is: 104-10175-10081. 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 15 Septeamer 1960 ).ERAND M FOR: The Record SUBJECT : Meeting with Mr. Payliss !hrning and Mr. Horacio Hi Godoy 1. Mr. Jacob sterline and the undersigned met with Mr. arning and hr. Godoy from 1500 to 1720 at the Shorehas hotel (oa 3.5 F) cn 14 Septemter 1960. Mr. Mannirg is a professor at Tale Law School. .tr. Godoy, an Argen- tinian citizen, is a student at the sane school. Lccording to Yr. mannin, Mr. Cxoy is devoting his life to the struggle ages-zt totalitarianisa, including Peronism and Co-ima. At Ie he has set up the sIzier Ameri- can Legal Study Group to .-terest students in this fight. Ar. Yarning la, o Lait sstcl sb4iS ratkj? cz , 31ft A t 4T bn, roa ir in, the 1920's) and with Mr. Godoy took a z'ou of six or seven Aaerican law stu- dents to the recent meeting in Havana of the I-ternational leedee of Law. Mr. Manning has had numerous contacts with the Aiez.cy. He inmvs Mr. Bissell and Mr. Tr-cy Earres and has met .'r. Schafer, Colonel J. C. King, and a Xr. Marvin O'Connel (he was not sue of ths last na.e). roth h-: and r. Godoy plan extensive travels in Latin America ceginni^-g next year. Mr. !anning is concerned at the n=-ber of persons fron CIA who have cetriefed him and requested that in the future he have one constar t contact. He says he has given the -sae report to five difftent pecyle. Mr. Tsterline told xiftat wasu try to :ee to it that the sAe rerson would see him in the future. Near the end of the meeting Xr. Manning said he wished to make it clear that although he an Mr. Godoy will gladly c oferate with the Agency neither of them has any intention of becoming a CIA anent. 2. Info ,ti.n a n-tas from W. vann r and Mr. +odoy included the following: a. International Academy of La. Meetine. The meeting was almost hermetieally sealed, sessions were held in a room that would accommodate only thirty, and the leaer of the meeting, Lrme 3ourt .;,tice Ernesto DiLigo (2) gave evidence of being a teaten, cefeatec sans wro has given , up the fight. Mario Lazo was invited tut mae nary excuses and did not attend. The Cuban delegatds reply to questions on acuEes of press freedom, illegal seiures of pro:erty, and Coniat influence toot the stand that these things just did nct exist. The 'uen jsuges are seeing refuge in technicalities. If certain surface compliance 'ith legal requirements are met they- do not look eneath that surface to find the realities. Thus jus- tice is teing subverted uncer a legn: franewori or facade. They are out of touch with political processes. b. Agrian eform 6A Fr o t seizures. Cn the surfaces, again, the ordinary processes of law ottain. havana is surprisingly orderly and disciplined. Ordir.ary criminal cases go thrcugh the courts much as before. - - -/

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