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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.
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DISPATCH CLASSIFICATION SECRET PROCESSING ACTION MARKED FOR INDEXING IO Chief, Western Hemisphere Division XX NO INDEXING REQUIRED INFO. FROM Chief of Station, JMWAVE ONLY QUALIFIED DISK CAN JUDGE INDEXING SUBJECT TYPIC/AMBUD/Operational Adjustment of Dependent Payments - First Quarter FY 1968 ACTION REQUIRED: REFERENCES Reference: UFGW-6328, 29 December 1966 1. No adjustments of AMBUD dependency payments were made during the reporting period. 2. The following change in paycos is being reported for Headquarters records: Case #2: Elio ALEMAN Armonteros (201-285623) In accordance with written instructions from the mother, Romualda ARMENTEROS Martinez, the trusteeship for this case has been transferred from Oscar Luis ACEVEDO to Elsa ALEMAN Armonteros, her daughter. Effective with the September payment, AMTIKI-1 was instructed to forward the monthly dependency payment for this case to the following address: Elsa ALEMAN Armenteros c/o William CASTRILLO 1033 City National Bank Building 25 West Flagler Street Miami, Florida 33130 Raymond K. PANUSES Raymond K. PANUSES Distribution: 3 - WH/COG CROSS REFERENCE TO DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER UFGA-28791 DATE 20 October 1967 CLASSIFICATION SECRET HOS FILE NUMBER 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.