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This Central Intelligence Agency file on Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo, approved for release in 2026, collects cables, trace requests and index cards from 1965 to 1971. They follow his capture during an infiltration of Cuba from the Dominican Republic around December 1964 and his Havana television appearance, which JMWAVE judged demoralizing for exiles. Other cables cover an Army intelligence (ACSI) operation linked to him and letters he later smuggled out of Cuban prisons. The file does not discuss UFOs.
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INDEX: YES NO ALL NAMES CLASSIFY TO FILE NO. 201-369343 X-REF TO FILE NO. 201-321168 FILE RID RET. TO BRANCH DESTROY SIG. ASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES SECRET PERSON/UNIT NOTIFIED REPRODUCTION PROHIBITED 1 5 2 6 3 7 4 8 ACTION WH/COG/FI 28 ADVANCE COPY ISSUED SLOTTED TUBED INFO FILE VR, WH, EUR, CIPs, CIPd, FI ANGEL 125 PS A ABSTRACT SECRET 271807Z CITE JMWAVE 9958 MADRID INFO DIRECTOR TYPIC OSM MICROFILMED DEC 47 DOC. MICRO. SFR. 39 1. ON 26 OCT AMCONCERT/1 REPORTED HE RECEIVED OPERATIONAL LEAD FROM TANYA SALAS DE GUITERREZ, WIFE ELOY (GUITERREZ) MENOYO (201-269349), FORMER HEAD SFNE (SECOND FRONT ESCAMBRAY, EXILE GROUP) WHO CAPTURED IN INFIL ATTEMPT CUBA APRIL 63 CLAIMS GLADYS (RODRIGUEZ) DE LA OBRA ARRIVED MADRID CIRCA 22 OCT ON IBERIA FLT FROM HABANA. RODRIGUEZ IS COUSIN RAMON (QUESADA) GOMEZ (201-321168) FORMER REBEL ARMY COMANDANTE WHO CAPTURED WITH MENOYO. AMCONCERT/1 SAYS QUESADA AND RODRIGUEZ CLOSELY CONNECTED WITH 13TH MARCH REVOLUTIONARY DIRECTORATE, INCLUDING THOSE WHO PRESENTLY HOLD GOVT AND ARMY POSITIONS. 2. NO JMWAVE TRACES RODRIGUEZ. FILE CHECK QUESADA SHOWS HE WAS 13TH MARCH MEMBER AND CLOSE FRIEND AMLASH/1 AND OTHER GOC OFFICIALS. 3. SUGGEST MADRID ATTEMPT LOCATE RODRIGUEZ AND DEBRIEF ON TARGETS OF INTEREST. SECRET SECRET 201-269349 270cL1967 B-201-321168
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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. 53 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.