A Record from Mary's Database

CIA Box 6, Folder 12, Docs 02989, 03113 (MMF 332-339); Dispatch, dated 25 July 1963, #10281 (MMF # 332); Operation Zapata, p. 55; Mafia, CIA and George Bush, Brewton, pp. 329-330; The Armies of Ignorance, Corson, p. 347; The Last Investigation, pp. 53-57, 88, 323; The Fish is Red, Hinckle & Turner, pp. ix, 33, 44-45, 131, 133, 168-173; Spooks, Hougan, p. 338; Give Us This Day, Hunt, p. 28; The Great Heroin Coup, Kruger, p. 107; Crossfire, Marrs, pp. 564-565; Crime and Coverup, Scott, p. 12; Deep Politics, Scott, pp. 34, 112, 115-116, 120, 169, 262, 317; Conspiracy, Summers, pp. 449-450, 507; Big Brother and the Holding Company, Weissman, p. 239; Bay of Pigs, Wyden, pp. 29-30; Soldier of Fortune Magazine, Spring 1976, p. 12; New York Times, January 8, 1977; Washington Post, January 9, 1977; HSCA Reel 55, Box 31, Folder L, M, N (AMKW 31); MMF 2071-2085; MMF 2088-2147; MMF 2202-2208; MMF 2209-2229 (D-0278-D0285, D-0292-D0301, D-0394, D-0410); MMF 2230-2285

DOB: 1897. POB: Florence, S.C. DOD: Friday, 1/7/77. Helped form The Flying Tigers. Ambassador to Peru in 1945 and Ambassador to Brazil during 1946-1948. Organized Cuban national airline in Havana in 1929; it later merged with Pam Am Airways. Returned to Washington in 1951 and served as special assistant to the Secretaries of State and Defense. Part of Operation TILT, known as the Bayo-Pawley Affair, on June 10, 11, 12, 1963. Killed himself Friday, January 7, 1977, at age 80. In August 1960, Pawley planned to sell Miami Transit Company to Dade County (MMF 2261).