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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.
“The Advance”9 pages
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In Attachment-4 the various entries under this title are explained. Entry #400 of 2 July 1960, check #22, was for the payment of rent for the office of the DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTIONARY FRONT at #1001 Congress Building, Miami. Entry #402 of 27 July, check #64, in the name of Abel Varona was used to give food, from 27 July to 2 August 1960, both dates inclusive, to the following persons: Miguel Penton, Hugo Zamora, Martin Torres, Giraldo Serafin Penton, Orlando Garcia, Claudio Orozco, Benigno Perez, Humberto Cordero, and Felix Sosa. As you may note the expenses under this title will necessarily increase, therefore an ample estimate destined to cover future needs is advisable. Check #67 of 27 July 1960 in the same of the labor leader Pascasio Linera was made void. ## COMMUNICATIONS The expenses of this title are listed in Attachment-5. The principal entries are 500 and 501 in the amounts of $400.00 and $300.00 for postage stamps. If we were to render account of the magnitude which propaganda of the Front sent by mail, these costs are ridiculous. The costs of long distance calls charged to Dr. Justo Carrillo for $23.15 appear in the "statement for reimbursement" for $834.20 which he submitted for the month of July. The long distance calls (:) of Dr. Jose I. Rasco were paid by the Fixed Fund which exists in the Front's office.
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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.