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.
“Headquarters”22 pages
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Dear sir. Paulbath: I acknowledge receipt of your letter of August 7 in which you inform me that it is possible for you to place funds to cover the amount of passages at the Iberia Airlines in Madrid, Iberia then notifying their Havana Office that the tickets have been prepaid and are therefore available for issuance, but I am sorry to say that this procedure is no longer allowed. I found it out by calling personally on Iberia Airlines here, in Havana, after which I went to the Cuban National Bank where I was told that the only way the tickets could be purchased was upon my receiving the funds through the Cuban National Bank in Canadian currency. They also suggested that the fastest way to carry out the transaction was that the money be sent by telegraphic transfer through a Canadian bank to the National Bank of Cuba, the cost of passage for an adult being $370.00 and $185.00 for a minor. Below are the names of each member of my family, passport number and the amount of money for each fare in Canadian currency. MARIA CLEONIDA YERENDEZ, Passport No. 22072, amount of passage. 370.00 amount of passage. 379.00 Total: 31295.00 In case funds are placed as indicated, please cable me as follows "FUNDS ALREADY SENT", to enable me to inquire at the Bank here as to its receipt. Thanking you for your immediate attention to this matter, I remain Slacerely yours, MARGARET CASSIDY KAZIA CETTUDA
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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.