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104-10263-10047 JFK Assassination Records Archives 1 (07/09/1965)

handle is hein.jfk/jfkarch78424 and id is 1 raw text is: 1104-10263-100471 2022 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 - 'Ms docum-At cns's:.. of -.-- pages - N u bere-.-- - . #- .--C.. er es SECRET ARA/CCA -'Mr. Stevenson July 9, 1965 t ARA - George Lister Visit of Cuban E:.ile Victor Espinosa In accordance with our conversation yesterday I have set forth below a report on the visit of Victor Espinosa. A Venezuelan Christian Democratic friend of mine, Valmore Acevedo, called me frcm Ne-w York City yeatarday morning L ask as a personal favor that I receive a Cuban exile living there who had something amazing' to tell *me.' When I expressed mild skepticism, Acevedo urgently repeated his request and I agreed. Within a surprisingly short time the Cuban, Victor Espinosa, arrived at my office (he said he had taken the plane immedi- ately). Espinosa gave his address sad telephone number as follows: 415 East 52nd Street, HA 1-7875. A summary of his statements follows. Espinosa has been involved in Cuban liberation activities for many years. He opposed Batista and opposes Castro. He is not a member of the March 13 Movement, but has long been very - olose to many of its leaders, including Cubelas. Espinosa was trained by CIA, in both Louisiana and Guatemala, and was one of those who was sent into Cuba prior to -the Bay of Pigs. He plans to become an American citizen in August of this year. Be admires the United States and American strength and compe- tence in many fields. He asked a New York acquaintenance of ia for the name of someone in the Department involved in Latin American affairs. He was told Acevedo knew such an - Efficial. Espinosa asked- Acevedo (without, he claims,. re- vealing his story), and the latter called me. j A little ear3fer thIo year Espinosa received a request from one of his reliabl 'Cuban contacts in Europe, asking that he come there quickly. Espinosa went to Miami, obtained falas Cuban papers, and went to Pari©. There, apparently in the resence of the Cuban Ambassador to France, he met one of the. top security men of the Castro regime, who had come to Paris for that purpose. During various mneting!u both in Franc d ad LECRET G1.O.' t Y;ol t: 1%w nutomatio L°' elol~slA .

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