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104-10175-10139 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992
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1. Forwarded for Station's information are the results of
Subject's debriefing subsequent to her appearance before the Senate
Subcomi'tee and additional comments made to the case officer doing
the debriefing.
2.. The Subcommittee hearings, according to Subject, lasted
approximately four hours. The members appeared to be interested in
four main points:
a. AREVALO's book, The Snark and The Sardines, and
particularly in whether it was financed from Luba; and what Subject
knew about the publisher, Lylo Stuart;
b. Her connections with the Fair Play for Cuba Committee;
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C( and recently publicized narcotics traffic in Miami;
d. Subject's general background and activities in Cuba.
3. Subject stated that she had given the subcommittee certain
papers she had concerning the book and had given them what informa-
tion shq had concerning the author and the publisher. She informed
the Subcommittee that she was not a member of the Fair Play Committee
but was. in contact with Richard GISSON and other mem:ars of the
+`.-----e- . b-t----- td the q,%hrnu ittee that she was Lot aware
of any connection between the Cuban CP and narcotics entering Miami.
She gave them her general background and told them of her work in
Cuba; she said that her employment record apparently so confused-
the Subcommittee that they did not press for additional details;
and she was t_ 2hable to avoid any direct questions which uight
have proved embarrassing regarding Per connections with us.;
4. Subject said (to the case officer debriefing her) that she
has written letters to Hubert H. Humphry, DelessepsMorrisnn4 and
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