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,IQP 3t!CR E I entered into the picture. In any event, Gordon Gray seemed cavalier in disregarding the creation of WH/4 and the liaison arrangements which had already been made. (See Appendix 0.)* But whatever the explana- tion, Mr. Dillon did not become Chief of Staff for the nation's Cuban program. Although it was not included on the list of Agencies with which CIA maintained liaison and con- tacts at this time, mention should be made of the ·CIA-FB~ contacts concerning Cuba. Technically the FBI was prohibited from engaging in intelligence operations overseas, but in mid-June 1960, Chief, WH/4 revealed that the FBI reportedly had plans for installing a stay-behind network -- using Mexicans and Cubans -- to be activated in case diplomatic relations between the US and Cuba were broken. Chief, WH/4 suggested that the CI Staff get in touch with the FBI Liaison Officer, Sam Papich and ask for an explanation of the Bureau's plan. 80/ About the same time that Chief WH/4 was evincing concern about FBI activities in Cuba, Chief, WH Division noted in * Appendix 0, page 332. - 98 - :3:012 <;('!'itO B FX