.INFORMATION RE..ART
Haiti
Subject Plan foron of Thovalu?ionevy Groups
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aceordinr. to Ututt he had boon able any Haitian ravaliitiosevy effort which included tbe parricipatjen ofSferror Ho^ns GM destined to fail, no Battel* who lcJ it: llaeTorrc? ixs verytoreover, 'i d,h h' never boon eblounitM; there wan etinercent IjMUraBea that ha ilollon-tfcvclcr of tho
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erences bettracn tho
that loaders of Hi* group would be calledthatinjhj^futuro thoy would be uorfclna - pi'c.-ilccd to cobiliiohis
LnalCecsso^csll wanted to scad to
laaid that ho would proceed cautiously in his new ionary effort, lla ecctc that ho did not think United Statot nuthoritiao liould tothey even rejerdod tho liberation of Haiti with sympathy. Ko added that ho did
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Republic who vara followers ofi reg/.rdossible alliance for tction Francois Duvalier. not agreed and had aftdico handle any discussions.
Ho of error, fomer Cuban senator, collaboratedand highly pubUcixod Haitian revolutionary venture in Kovenbor5 vhleh ended in their arrest by fcdoral authorities in Marathon, Florida, Neither, of the "invasion force" were alao apprehended, and three boats and large quantities of arms and anjaunition ware seised. Those arrested uera charged with violation of federal runitions control laws and fresd on bond. Koeferrar was rearrested, charged with violating. IcAigratior. Service parole, and frcod onanuary bfXor posting additional bond.
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