Documents / FOIA release
This Central Intelligence Agency file, released in 2025, collects 1968 cable traffic and dispatches between CIA headquarters' Western Hemisphere Division and the JMWAVE station about AMBUD dependency payments to families of Bay of Pigs brigade members. It covers closing trust accounts held by the agent AMTIKI-1, settling the account of a dead brigade member's mother, and handing case administration to MHMUTUAL. It also contains 1960 financial reports of the Democratic Revolutionary Front. The file has no UFO content.
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DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION SECRET PROCESSING ACTION ACCOMPLISHED TO Chief, Western Hemisphere Division INFO. FROM Chief of Station, JMWAVE SUBJECT TYPIC/AMBUD/Operational Documentation for AMBUD Dependency Payment Case #130 ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES Reference: UFGW-6440, 9 March 1967 1. Forwarded herewith are reproductions of a letter from Marina MARDONES Vivanco, widow of Jose Lauro BLANCO Muniz, and the following documents pertaining to Hero and Martyr Case No. 130, Jose Lauro BLANCO Muniz (no 201 file): a. Certification of Birth: Laura Marina BLANCO Mardones, daughter of Jose Lauro BLANCO Muniz and Marina MARDONES Vivanco. DPOB: 3 July 1956, Havana, Cuba. b. Certification of Birth: Jose Lauro BLANCO y Muniz. DPOB: 18 August 1909, Palmillas, Matanzas, Cuba. 2. Marina MARDONES Vivanco has advised that, thus far, she has been unable to secure a copy of her marriage certificate but indicated she will continue to pursue this matter. Raymond K. PANUSES Attachments: 1. Letter referred to in Paragraph 1 (3 copies) 2. Laura Marina BLANCO Mardones birth certificate referred to in Paragraph 1a. (3 copies) 3. Jose Lauro BLANCO Muniz birth certificate referred to in Paragraph 1b. (3 copies) DISTRIBUTION: 3 - WH/COG, w/atts h/w 19-124/25/6
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. The text was read from the page images by GLM-OCR; expect the odd misread word. 441 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.