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[77]wy : ____ Chief, WkH Givision S% BOEING REQUIRED
[78]Chief of Station, Guatemala City a 0a soOUR
[79]Acting Chief of Station, Mexico City |i:2 | erren!
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[89]1, Forwarded herewith for Headquarters information and
[90]files is an Agent Service Record on LIRIKG-3.
[92]2. As Addressees are aware, Wallace P. RAWTON recruited
[93]and formerly handled LIRING-3 for the Hexico City Station.
[94]Prior to ROnTON's PCS departure from Mexico City in July 1969,
[95]it was deciced, after some discussion, to effect a turnover of
[96]LEIRING-3, retner than terminate him, Although LIRIKG-3 apparently
[97]i had been weli "burned" with the Cubans, he seemed to neve maintai:ed
[98]. good contacts with members of the Reoel Armed Forces (FAR) of
[99][ Guatemala, !n addition, in May and June of this year, he had
[100]" begun te develos access to same Panamanian revolutionaries of
[101]t interest. It was therefore decided to rur- LIRING-3 on a triat
[102]Wii besis to determine whether he could be used effectively against
[103]“~ Central American revolutionary targets, despite his problems with
[104]the Cubans, ;
[106]3. ROWTON introduced Leonard S. TORMET, in alias, to LIRING-3
[107]on Tt July 1969, Although ROWTGN had represented himself to LIRMNG-3
[108]as a Greek tusinessman, it was decided that it would be preferable
[109]to “clear the air" somewhat with LIRING-3, at least by making it
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[115]_ eeeee Continued
[117]Attachments:
[118]T.Agent Service Record - Herewith
[119]2. IOENTITY Sheet - Under Separate Cover
[122]i 2.9 C/WHO, watt 1, 3 cys (h/w); w/att 2 (u/s/c)
[123]' VY - COS, Guatemala City, w/att 2 only (u/s/c)
[125]= CS CoPY
[127]CERIO SASL AAD SINEER H ;
[128]HMMA- 37739 . | 2 August 1969
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[131]SECRET ~201-799301.
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[142]CLASSIFICATION
[145]: DiISFAICH BYMEi4 AND HIMERA
[147]CONTINUATION OF
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[152]clear that he was in touch with a WOLADY organization. Nonethe
[153]less, no specific expiaration was given LIRING-3 of his soonsor
[154]and he requested none. LIRING-3 was told tnat TORMET would te
[155]seeing him for some months, since ROWTON was leaving the country
[156]for an indefinite period.
[157]Kh. LIRIKG-3 was told that although TORHET was trusted by
[158]ROWTON and collaborated with him, he represented a different
[159]organization, LIRING-3 was also told that although he had jn the
[160]past been receiving between 3,000.00 and 3,520.00 Mexican’ pesos
[161]per month on an informal basis, TORMET's organization feit that
[162]1,500 Mexican pesos per month ($120.00) woula te a fair salary at
[163]this stage of the operation. TORMT explained that he was eweare
[164]of LIRING-3's past activities directed against tre Cubans, and the
[165]resultant problems which had arisen. It was explained that
[166]Af rosver's interest was in Central American revolutionary activities.
[167]In order to deal with LIRING-3's virtual "burnes" status with the
[168]Cubans, he was directed to tell any Central American contacts that
[169]the Cubans no longer trusted him, and that he tnerefore was no
[170]longer directly involvec with any revolutionary groups or activities.
[171]Nonetheless, LIRING-3 «as directed to offer any assistance which
[172]ne Coula proviue CU eny FevVOIULIUNarIes, UN Lit basis Ul ies
[173]leftist beliefs and the friendships which he hed made with FAR
[174]members while in oriscn in Guatemala. [tt would then be @ matter
[175]of time before we could learn whether LIRING-2 «2s complete .7
[176]blacklisted in all revolutionary circles beca:se of his procviems
[177]with the Cubans or whetner he could provide information of valve.
[179]5. LIRING-3 throughout the meeting seemed in good spirits -
[180]and he seemed to accec* the turnover without any qualms. . Indeed,
[181]he pointed out that the Cubans had lost trust in him only after
[182]he had been given various tasks to co by ROWION which he nad known
[183]and warned in advance would cause suspicion, !t was agreed that
[184]LIRING-3's troubles were not of his own making, but that ‘at this
[185]stage all that could te done was to attempt to circumvent the
[186]existing problems. !
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[189]6 LIRING-3 was given a Station non-attributable telephone
[190]number and false name to ask for (Identity) to set up meetinas
[191]with TORMET. Only the meeting time was to be set by phone, and
[192]&@ prearranced pickup point was decided upon. It should te noted
[193]that TORMET's QP vehicle was used for this first meeting with
[194]LIRING-3, which means it was of course exposed to LIRING-3.
[196]7. Subsequent to this meeting, LIRING-3 never initiated
[197]contact with the Station. Although he might have lost the new
[198]telephone number he was given to use with TORMET, there is no
[199]Indication he ever again tried to call ROWTON, who was in Mexico
[200]for at least three weeks after the | July turnover to TORMET.
[202]8. The Station assumes that for whatever reasons, UiRInG-3
[203]has in effect terminated himself. Given the nature of this case--
[204]the fact that LIRING-3 was denounced in Cuban official circles as
[205]@ RVROCK agent, the fact that LIRING-3 in over two years was never
[206]very productive and-now the apparent decision of LIRING-3 to break
[208]- off contact--it has been decided to make no effort to reestablish
[209]contact with him.
[211]CLASSIFICATION
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[246]7. Agent Disnissea By: Leonard S. MELIT. Disnisssl effective 1 July 19€3.
[248]8. Reason for Dismissel: sent in effect terminztec hinself, ‘since he feited
[249]to initiate contect with Stavicn iter bein: turned cover to TCKiGT ~
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[404]GYCRRILLA AREA, GUATEMALA, SHOWN LIRING-3 WHO DID NOT RECOGNIZE. |
[406]pms STATED HOWEVER THAT NOIs=S (OROZCO) LEAL TOLD HIN 31 JULY
[409]it T CAST!LLO HAD BEEN KILLED. ORDZCO ALSO IMPLIED DaVID ¢
[412]; ¢CASASOLAD “EJTAALSO DEAD.
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[453]FILE CLASSIFICaTION OF MECERD CoFy
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[459]TEXT OF EXTRACT (Aleo cite doc. distcibution. Dieses. No.. ece. - if avplicable)
[462]- JURADO, CARLOS
[464]SEX M DOB ? HMM -13035
[465]10 MAY 72
[466]CIT MEXICO P2 ;
[469]< MEXICO MBR OF THE COALITION OF REVOLUTIONARY
[470]ARTISTS OF MEXICO. HAS INITIATED CAMPAIGN IN
[471]SUPPGRT GF THE CURRENT LEFTIST STUDENT
[472]STRUGGLE.
[474]R 7206051060
[476]Indicate The SubdJect, Project Or
[477]201 File No. In Which This
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[593]REFS: A. GUATEMALA CITY 9517 (IN 02560)* loa ‘Tt. “ ;
[594]: a B. DIRECTOR 36584** Leer?
[597]1. APPRECIATE REF A RESPONSE, AGREE WE DO NOT WANT SURFACE
[598]WOFIRM INTEREST UIRING-3 OR WIFE TO GUATS IF CAN BE AYOIDED.
[599]2, REF B WAS SENT FOLLOWING DISCUSSION WITH LIBING-3'S
[600]CASE OFFICER, ROWTON ¥HO STiild. TOY HQS. AFTER FURTHER DISCUSSION
[601]WITH ROWION, HOWEVER, WE PREFER GUAT STATION TAKE NO ACTION oN Ls
[602]REFERENCE B REQUEST UXTIL ROWTON RETURNS MEXICO, HE CAN THEN AT- _
[603]TEMPT OBTAIN UPDATED READING ON LIRING-5 STATUS FROM LIRING-4 OR OTHER
[604]SOURCE, AFTER WHICH ROWTON AND MEXICO CITY STATION CAN DECIDE IF
[606]_ESHAJOR-20 INTERVENTION WARRANTED.
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[650]intercede on LIRING-3's behalf to learn when his
[651]trial would take place or possibly to obtain his
[652]release. Station reluctant surface WOFIRM interest
[653]however without Mexico City Station concurrance,
[655]- **Headquarters commented on fact LIRING-4 recently
[656]took up residence in Cuban Embassy, Mexico City
[657]because lacked funds pay rent, Also asked Guatemala
[659]hee, Station if could arrange for early release LIRING-3
[660]ane assecciate from jail through high level Geet
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[680]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECOKD
[682]FROM: WH/? (Marvin Francis) {
[684]SUBJECT: 17 September 1968 discussion with DRISCOLL ;
[685]re LIRLG/3 & LIRING/4.
[687]PARTICIPANTS: DRISCOLL, KERBE, FRANCIS and Laurence
[688]: PIPER (C/WiH/2/G).
[690]H
[691]1, LIRING/4 is stil} very concerned about the im-
[693]prisonment of LIRING/3, LIRING/4 wil] not travel to Cuba
[694]until she is assured of the anfate nt TIDIWA 19 nnennass
[696]“swe mee ede
[698]as taorougniy discussed L/3 with L/4 and has pointed out
[699]the danger of attempting ty intercede on L/3's behalf.
[700]through business contacts, L/4 contacted the Cubans for’
[701]assistance but they stated there was nothing they could do.
[702]They have assisted L/4 with small amounts of money. L/3
[703]has devised an open code whitch he uses in letters to let
[704]L/4 know how he is. The letters are grim reading because
[705]L/3 keeps stating he is unable to hold out much longer.
[706]Fellow prisoners have warned L/4 nct to let the Guats
[708]transfer him to another prison as this usually ends in the
[709]prisoner being shot “while escaping.” One good result
[710]from the continued imprisonment of L/3 is that both he and
[711]L/4 are furthering their bona fides with the Cubans. , 1
[712]2. L/4 is in telephone contact with the Third Secre--
[713]tary of the Wexican Embassy in Guatenala. He has made
[714]inouiries about L/3 with the Guats on behalf of Foreign
[716]Minister CARRILLO Flores. A few weeks ago (prior to the
[718]‘ assasination of the U.S. Ambassador) the Third Secretary
[720]told L/4 there were three possibilities, the first which
[721]he considered out of the question was that L/3 would be : a
[722]shot, the second was that 1/4 would come to trial and'be
[724]. released within a few weeks, and the third was that he would
[726]receive a sentence of two or three years. Just prior ito
[727]departing Mexico on this current trip, DRISCOLL attempted
[728]to afrange a meet with L/4 tn the usual means by slipping a
[729]typed note under her apartment door. She did not make the
[730]meeting. DRISCOLL later learned through phone tap material,
[731]that she callea the Cuban Eabassy and informed them the
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[760]Mexican authorities had notified her she was being fined
[761]500 pesos. The purpose of the payment was not identified.
[762]Later she made a call from the Cuban Enbassy which indicated
[763]she was staying there until she could get the funds to pay
[764]the Mexicans. DRISCOLL. therefore, concluded she had not
[765]returned to her apartment and did not get the note to make
[766]their meeting. DRISCOLL said SUAREZ (the visiting Cuba
[767]Cultural type) has a key to L/3's apartment and night see
[768]the note but would be unable to identify the sender since
[769]DRISCOLL uses a meaningless st goon as a signature.
[771]3. DRISCOLL now plans upon his return to Mexico to
[772]recontact L/4 to get the latect reading mn 188s ctotus la
[773]Guavemaia. 41 the Mexican Charge is unable to obtain L/3's
[774]release ir behalf of the Nexicans and if it appears he will
[775]be held indefinately, DRISCOLL wants to explore the possibility
[776]of our doing something to get L/3 out so the operation | can
[777]become active again.
[779]4. In the above regard L/3 was discussed with vel puree
[780]of the Guatemala desk. Mr. PIPER believed the Station has
[781]a high enough contact with the Guats (E5M*:JOR/20-Presidents
[782]brother) to arrange to get L/3 and his Vexican compatriot out
[783]of prison and back to Mexico with a minimun security risk.
[784]DRISCOLL said he would initiate the -cabie upon kis return to —
[785]Mexico after he has talked with L/4. DRISCOLL felt he should
[786]possibly travel to Guaterala and have a preliminary neet with
[787]L/3 before Guat Station makes any all out effert to officially
[788]request L/3's release. If, after seeing L/3 DRISCOLL is ‘satis-
[789]fied that L/S is still an ally and is willing to cooperate
[790]after his release then DRISCOLL believes we should atterpt to
[791]have the Station intercede with ESMAJOR/20. Hopefully, ESMAJOR/
[792]20 will arrange the release so that all involved believe it
[793]has been done at the request and urging of the Mexican Govern-
[795]~- -~ - gent. DRISCOLL, however, would like L/3 and L/4 to believe
[797]he (DRISCOLL) had something to do with the release in o7 ‘der
[799]to raise his status with both for the sake of future operation-
[800]al tasks he will levy on them. . ’
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[878]t. STATION WISHES TO REITERATE ONCE MORE ITS RELUCTANCE TO oF .
[880]SOMEHOW TRY TO FREE LIRING-2 FROM JAIL IN GUATEMALA CITY BY GOINS
[881]TO LIAISON ARD EXPOSING HIS WOFIRM CONNECTIC (1. MEXICO CITY STATIONS
[882]IW AGREEFEST WITH REF B STATEMENT THAT MORE TIME SHOULD ‘BE ALLOWED
[883].T0 SEE IF LIRING-3 W:).L NOT BE RELEASED iN NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE
[884]WITHOUT IBDICATING WOFIRM INTEREST. AS STATED IN REF C SUCH INDICa-
[885]T10M@ IF 17 LEAKED (AND STATION ASSUMES THIS POSSISLE 1N GUATEMALA? GR
[886]IF IT ATTRACTED SUSPICION GUAT REBELS. MEXICAN LEFTISTS: OR
[887]PORUMENERS WOULD REKDER FURTHER OPERATIONAL EXPS@ITATION LIRING-3
[888]ABD LIRING-4 PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT REBELS 70
[890]"_, TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRIBG-3 AKD LIRING-4. FURTHERMORE STATICN ©
[891]BOT AT ALL SURE THAT FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENT JON
[892]LIAISON MIGHT NOT JEOPARDIZE NOWTON SECURITY. |
[894]2. IF LIRIKG-3 RELEASED AFIER NORMAL TRIAL WITHOUT any
[896]“INDICATION OF OUTSIDE INFLUEBCE STATION ASSUMES BOTH HE} AND LIRIe- “4
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[948]RELEASED IN NEAR FUTURE LIRING-4 MAY FISD ONLY WAY OUT KER CURRENT
[949]PREDICAMENT IS AT LEAST TEMPORARY RETURN TO FaRUnca. SHE MIGHT
[951]-y AT THAT POINT BE AMENABLE UNDERTAKE MISSION SIMILAR TO THAT SHE
[952]_ PREVICUSLY AGREEABLE ATTEMPT FOR WOFIRM. ,
[953]- 3. STATION WOULD NATURALLY BE WILLING RE-EXAMINE ITS
[955]_ POSITION RE LIRING-3 IF GUATEMALA CITY STATION COULD DETERMINE
[957]BEYOKD ANY REASONABLE DOUBT THAT APPROACH OF JUDGE THROUGH
[959]LIAISON WOULD NOT LEAK. CAN GUATEMALA CITY STATION GIVE sucH
[961]oF, ASSURANCE? :
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[1064]CLPcstin off ee Teavt of erga? + jOd besieged ME ae
[1065]Leonar i TORMET 22 June 1971 es Data GF OOtEs sty eUatcLe : I3
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[1067]Oliver N?'Siwpowe =A KDLADDER | ca onescents deacon A
[1068]shear uie. THtCte SOuAca Compr beac. eo ‘parica one jz
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[1080]FF2 354-100 Slt ve * a
[1082]This report was done to follow pattern of MOr12,183 er@ sanc aa
[1083]source description was used. The reference to the AGG bas ta ~
[1084]indicate in sose way a different source, sinca the: description bos
[1085]used on it is different. Not pagsed liaienn.
[1087]RI please index the folloving: ? no? : 2
[1088]BALCARCEL - 201-160430 “Eo te
[1089]CARDOZA - 201-042366  Saee
[1090]ALVARADO - 201-065125 Sot Ea
[1091]SOLORZANO ~ 201-072176 ° cs
[1092]RODRIGUEZ - 201-2441Si en
[1093]DIAZ - 201-787386 Soe
[1094]PEREYRA - 201-798301 ss,
[1095]-ILLESCAS - 201-764855 i an
[1096]GOWEZ - 201-251494 2 FO, i
[1097]- CAPUANO - 201-086191 i; _ >}
[1098]___ _ CACEREZ - 201-874524 fon ‘ a
[1099]a LANDA - 201-324393- er 2B
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[1124]OATE Disa.
[1126]Cummrniss Forty (ar) in Eecieo ‘ ‘
[1130]- _ suanct (Gremetentten cf the Guetem las
[1132]sata i ; Eexteo, Eexicg city (UL done 2671) pip wo ERE 12,647
[1134]source ~ A renter of the POR whe kre good contacts vith Guatemalan
[1135]_Corampiete fn Bexrico. Fc of the inforrention waich he
[1136]a wf! Be somite trae omer oroweate.
[1143]|. ‘Tas bighort-rerking body of the Gaatemalan
[1144]camncist Perty (PCT) orpeniratica tn Kexica ts “he
[1145]Teleyation ef the Ceetesl Comeittes.” Thig body con-
[1146]#16tG of Euberte Alzearado trellezo, Jose jiborto
[1147]. Caexr@g@oce aguiler, af deve twits Balcarcel
[1148]J fw Gréomes. (Field Cammut: CS-Sib/02278-70 (Eiir12,183),
[1149]a “fron the gren aierce sa this resort, resorted on the make-
[1150]aa 3 -tp of tae FUT orrentzeticn in Eexteo es of April 1970.
[1151]7 io i Cerdesa and Eziczresl avds tm the *Dolegation of tke Central
[1152]“2. Committee” et that tise. TDCSS14/ “71 (BGC ), fron
[1153]& relisbla toueta, previdsd tha informatica that Alvarado,
[1154]ths Thied Seerctery ef the Pot, Pleaned to reside: in Mexico
[1156](for tag dmmodirto futuro.) i
[1158]ne $.- ‘Pelecreel ales beds the "Directive Cownit tee” of
[1159]“tee per orgczinecion in Es<tee, t8ich is reeyonsible for
[1160]+ Cetorrmiring tlct activitios tire iccal PGT crcanizstion will
[1161]. “excertsze ce@ cae will corry tae ont. Tho other nenbers of
[1162]e “Direttive Comittes' aro Alfomso Bolorzaro
[1163]. Ferner Gem and daitioa Eodrigoesz Aldana. (Source
[1164]Caneent:; There kag been mo changs in tho e==bership of the
[1165]:itrireetive Comrittee” since April 1970. Althouch Rodriguez
[1166]i feackivs this leadcsrstt{y pesitias, bo has been relctively
[1167], decctive aa PCs esfairs.)
[1169]-—-—,
[1171]ee TR es EEN RR INRA SOR ee i ensieeeeEN Hens
[1176]a - - *
[1178]3: There are cerremtiy tvo active cells ander the
[1179]oatpace of the “Directive Comittes:”
[1181]Be “Pl epeeenas Coll” headed by Carlos!
[1182]“Cacoroz Kris, which aleo includes Solorzano
[1183]/ ane Boretio Laoda Castenedn; end
[1185]i
[1187]i
[1188]‘b. A "Finaves Coll" headed by Rodrizues,|
[1190]_, fateh ‘alee incledes Elisa co Balesrcel,
[1192]eo Poreyra, sed Carlos
[1194]“'y Rleaecasa Agtisre. ;
[1195]~ Erneste C8 p @fh no ¢€e9! Vecchio, who was
[1197]. Lerseriy OQ moxber of ths "Jiesnce Coll,” nov works directly
[1199]7 ‘endae tire "Lirective Committeo” ecd io not formally a
[1201]‘.?2 o gerber of tho "Fronpacenda Cell,” subaitted his resignation
[1203] £rq@s (ee PGT Qin épril 1°71. Bank Diag Entrez, who
[1204]i Was Sisco formerly o gexter of tho "Propagands Cell,” Bag
[1205]+ * pees teaporarily ecporated. fran activo participation an the
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[1307]SECRET O88021Z MAY 69’CITE BEXICO CITY 8125}
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[1312]TYPIC LIRING-4
[1314]Be 100 Clit 4545, 16 FED 66
[1316]1. FATHER LIRING-4 DIED 21 APRIL. LIRING-4 FEELING VERY;
[1317]BAD ABOUT FACT SHE DID NOT SEE FATHER BEFORE DEATH HAS NOW:
[1318]APPLIED FOR VISA TO VISIT HER MOTHER IM CUBA. IF VISA GRANTED
[1319]PLANS STAY ORLY ONE OR T¥O WEEKS. a
[1320]"2. ROSTOW HAS KEPT AVAY FROM LiniuG-4 SINCE(CIRING-3
[1321]RELEASED FROM JAIL IW GUATEMALA AKD LIRING-3 HAS TOLD HER HE
[1322]QUT OF CLANDESTINE BUSINESS. IF H@S SO DESIRES HOWEVER ROWTON
[1323]COULD TRY REWEW CONTACT WITH HER TO SEE IF SHE WILLI8G ASSESS
[1324]SOME HER “FRIERDS” LISTED IM PARA 1A THROUGH IF OF REF B OR AT
[1326]LEAST COLLECT UP TO DATE BIO IMFO Cw THEM. (STATICK HAS SUB
[1328]PARA IC REF B PARTICULARLY IW MISD.) THIS IW RETURH FOR F
[1329]_ HELP IN MAKING TRIP. PLS ADVISE.
[1330]3. FILE 281-798381.
[1331]SECRET ,
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[1334]SECRET lar D9 PROF
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[1355]Chief of Station, Mexico City’ Ke
[1357]*_PBRUMEN/The LIRING-3 Operati on
[1359]ACTION REQUIEE? - EEFERRITS
[1361]Action Required: FYI
[1362]Reference : HMMA~36408, 11 Februas
[1364]1. Porwarded attached as attachment #1 are ten contact
[1365]reports written by Wallace B, ROWTON dated 11, 14, 15, and
[1366]ID Totruacy, 27 werch © 13 91) and 25 anvil. and 5. Mav on
[1368]Poe qrepeouserens
[1370]the latest’ developments of the LIRING-3 operation.
[1371]2. The high points of ROWTON's reports are as follow:
[1373]a. LIRING’ -3 is intermittently in contact with
[1374]“Romulo,” whom he identified from a photo aph
[1376]produced by the Station as Mario Augustof MENDEZ. of - §. SO7ES
[1377]manera,
[1381]Frei Comnection with aoy- WScy F
[1384]Attachments:
[1385]1. Reports (10), h/w . . ;
[1386]2. Surveillance report, h/w ;
[1387]3. Identity sheet, u/s/c
[1389]ve ee - sto ate
[1391]Distribution:
[1392]Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each atts 1 and 2; 3 copies
[1393]att 3) i
[1394]2 - COS, Guatemala City (w/atts - 1 copy each atts 1!
[1395]and 2; 2 copies att 3}
[1397]th aS |
[1398]BMMA - 37136
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[1414]ae Ta eR ne CE re een a a nl ITB es EN AT a tT et cence he aetna Bot 5° me
[1416]° . aes, . a deed
[1418]LmSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[1420]CONTINUATION. OF : :
[1421]DISPATCH | ; . HMMA - 37136
[1423]b. "Romulo," who made at least one trip
[1425]"out
[1426]of town" from 17 February to 2 April 1969 (possibly
[1427]to Guatemala) during the period covered by ROSTON's
[1428]reports, appears to belong to a faction of the
[1429]Guatenalan FAR family disillusioned with PBRUMEN.
[1431]c. The only real service asked LIRING-3 by ~
[1432]"Romulo" during the period under review was to put
[1433]up an unidentified ‘‘comrade" scheduled to come to
[1434]Mexico at a date which “Roaulo" said he could not
[1435]determine exactly. This "comrade" was not the young
[1436]Guatemalan who dropped in on’ LIRING-3 for a couple
[1437]of days mentioned in the report dated 25 April.
[1439]d. LIRING-3 continues to collect clear evidence
[1440]that LIRING has done its best to denounce him as a
[1441]Suspicious element definitely not to be trusted (see
[1442]reports dated 15 and 19 February).
[1444]3. Several attempts to tail “Romulo” did not | produce
[1445]varticularly sienificant results. A vretext investigation of
[1446]apartment 102 of Calle Coahuila, where LIRING-3 met "Romuloy
[1447]produced the results contained in the Spanish language report
[1448]dated 26 Februgry. forwarded ‘as attachment #2. There were no
[1449]traces on the Ines Bastion de X* PIMENTEL family. Sexier at Pleaice
[1450]Re xics
[1452]4. There is little question at this point that TIRING
[1453]is close to persona non grata with LIRING. Hence, his further
[1454]usefulness against the PBRUMEN target is very limited.
[1456]ROWTON has Kept away from LIEING-4 since LIRING-3's release
[1458]from prison in Guatemala. Although LIRING-4, following her
[1459]father's death (see MEXICO CITY-0125), may visit her mother
[1461]in PBRUMEN, she has no particular love for LIRING or the PERUMEN
[1462]authorities. On the Guatemalan side of this operation, the
[1463]Station is, as it has done many times in the past, waiting for
[1464]LIRING-3's Guatemalan contacts to make the next move -
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[1497]Agent: LIQTIC/3 ~~ DE ‘
[1499]Date & Site of Meeting: 1100, 14/2/59; Casino Real
[1500]Next Keeving: 1000, 14/2/69; same place
[1504]WACROMICMED
[1505]. JUN 2 1969
[1507]Reports/Informaticn Submitted by Avert: | poc. micro. ser. |
[1509]LIRIKG/3 told zowton that there ned ceen Littie or no dev2lo:zents
[1510]since he last saw Kowten (21/1/69),Jjust before Zowton asd
[1511]his business trip tc Monterrey. He commented *tnat he haa
[1512]wiser not to teke any initiative in seexing out his FAK ir
[1513]revisiting the LIzZzIiG office uatil R.oston had revurned. 5
[1515]ha
[1517]ou big once in the cempany of Carlos Veca, but nothing “gisnificant
[1518]had enerped from the casual conversation. Vega, at several points
[1519]in the conversation, nad munbled scnetzing te Zodriguez about tke
[1520]"crisis" but nieher cave an explanation. L/3 tcld Aowton that he as-
[1522]‘sumed that tois rcrark referrred to tae curres + factioneliss in the
[1524]Guatemaian revokutionary strurele. :
[1525]LIRING/3 then identified the attached photo of verio Aucosto Fendez
[1526]Aguilar immediately at the first glance as thet of "Rému10” »exa "Mario
[1527]Mendez" and "Pavel." LixinGc/3 dia not recognize the photo 2owton
[1528]showed him of Mario Otcriel Mendez HKoiina. : :
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[1531]Guidance/Infornation Given to Agent: | ,
[1533]Rowton told L/3 that according to the very skeschy inforzaticn he
[1535]had concerning Mario Aucosto Mendez Azuiler it appeared thet the letter
[1536]belogged to a strongly anti-PBRUNEN faction ani that this would perhaps
[1537]explain the turn-about of the LIRI'Gs after he, L/3, had indicated to
[1538]LIRING/9 that he was in contact with *Pavel." ,
[1540]Rowton urged L/3 to seek out "Rémulio”™ at the calle Coshuila 221 safe-
[1541]house, and, failing this, to recontact Humberto Gonzalez Vega at his
[1542]hoze on calle Manzanilio, in the hope that the latter could arrange
[1544]a recontact with Hendez. ‘
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[1566]- : CUKTACT ZEroRn : i :
[1567]4. Agont: LIRING/3
[1568]2. Date % Site of Meeting: 100C, 14/2/69; Tanino Keel’ zestaurant.
[1569]3. Kext Meetizg: 1100, 15/2/69; sane place.!
[1570]4, ADMINISTRATIVE: LIRING/3 tcld Rowton that his friend, Zerte Wicisses
[1572]be
[1573]. has renice a furnianeé apartrent that ean be used dy
[1574]him and Heston as a safenhouse as soon as it is vacated
[1575]by its preseat occupsnts. L/3 explained that these ce-
[1576]cupants ere relatives of sra Vicisser wao are visiviag
[1577]from Arzervina Sut who are exrected to retu srn to troeir
[1582]5, REPCATS/INFORMATICON GIVeN sf AGINT:
[1583]L/3 tole zAcvton that "Rézulo® (whoz be identified fro
[1584]a photo as “ario Aurosto Mendez Azuiiar) visited ain eat
[1585]nis home unmannounced at abcut 2000 on 11 February and
[1586]stayed until almost xidnizchs. :
[1587]Accordize £9 1/3 Hém1o0- apoiosized for not naving seen
[1588]L/3 for so ionz ( last date repsrted wes 3/1/69) ex- oF
[1589]pPlainirs trat he was very busy. He then stated that he
[1590]had recently seen end talxed with Rodolfo Sandoval Al-
[1591]i egria in the(Lucuaberrijrrison and was pleasantiy scr-
[1592]prised to iearn that Sandoval fnew i/3 and spoke very
[1593]Righly of him. Réaulo then xent on to say that he had _
[1594]known Sz:.éoval many years and had actusliy been his de+
[1595]perce ee ooo => Buby in Guatemala. B6nulo recelled that when he wes last
[1596]_arrested (te explained parenthetically that he had been
[1597]arrested four times in all) he was wrtured in an effort
[1598]to make hiz reveal the whereabouts of Sandoval. He claimea
[1599]to L/3 t:at ae finally,to avoid execution, gave a false ;
[1600]‘address- that of one of Jandcval's reletives. ‘
[1601]L/3 tcle Reston that he then took the, occasion to tell
[1602]Rémulo of the harrassment he war being subjected to by
[1603]various persons whom he felt were desing inspired by the
[1604]Chief LIZIZG. I/3 told xowten thet Romulo then asked hin
[1605]what the false charces -rougat acainst hin were. L/3 told
[1606]Rémulo the truth, saying that ne kept setting reports that
[1607]he wos recarded as a .CrIKM agent. seporsing. to 1/3.26
[1608]mulo exclaized that he should pay no attention to that
[1610]I
[1611]1
[1613]seer te reince
[1614]N
[1616]cn pee ete em aememmenreence
[1617]f)
[1619]s.
[1624]- . . 2e
[1627]1
[1629]i}
[1631]H t
[1632]sort of slander since the ZLIZINS office was jalways-
[1633]wr7ink to neutralize persors ena erouns not acting
[1635]uncer their c:ntrol. ce added that the people who reail7
[1636]count in the strurgle sere used to such nonsesse and
[1637]@ere aware of what che iIaiiGs were upto. ‘He added taat
[1638]as soon as Sendoval got out of prison he would "streichten
[1639]sene of those recple out" since te was personally aware ,
[1640]of L/3's covives and ectivities sefore his trip to +.¢é
[1641]‘ border. *hen L/3 mentioned his contacts with Carlos Vera
[1642]{always at the latter's initiative) ,R6mulo described him
[1643]as "Pastelito, a very sectarian sneaky pro-LIRING bestard".
[1644]He said he weuld like 1/3 to arranze a weeting with Veza
[1645]60 that he could burst in and confront uim with the facts.
[1646]Rezarding Husderto Gonzalez Vera, Réxulo said that be was
[1647]a good "elemento" and hed suffered a sreat deal for t
[1648]cause, but at the moment was rore or less wut of the pice
[1649]ture. He say no need for 1/3 to be in contact, with bis.
[1650]: Ween L/3 expressed a desire to have some way of contectiag
[1651]R6ézulo, the letter creeised to cive hin his home adéreaa
[1652]as soon as he move to a better place. Ee explained thst
[1653]at the moment be was living ina Zurnished room.
[1654]“At the end of the talk,when Rémio asked wanen they cozid
[1655]get together again, explaining that he ‘might have to go
[1656]doen to Criz2ba over the week-end, L/3 ‘told Rowton thet te
[1657]made a date for 1900 on 14/2/63. 1/3 tnen surgested thet
[1658]_ they meet outside so'es not to irvolve nis wife (1/3 toid
[1659]rococo ooo oo Beeton that be did this so that Zowton would have a chance
[1660], to observe Rézulo in some public place), and Rénulo acread .
[1661]but said he ted a better sucecestion. Hel then stated that —
[1662]he knew a Nexican family very weil and could arrange that
[1663]they meet et their hoze and have dinner. He added that te
[1664]miskt bring along a Srother ("hersano” )j ana would come by
[1665]. I/3's home at 19CO to pick him up. L/3 ed, saying that
[1666]he had no objecticn to the brother con:bs alone. :
[1668]t
[1670]5 Rowton
[1672]arnt eet ee enki en Sere memantine seen
[1675]i
[1676]t
[1679]i
[1680]'
[1681]|
[1683]. . i
[1684]° . 15 Februsry,19¢2.
[1687]CNTLOT BICC
[1688]4. Agent: LIRINS/3 : i
[1689]2. Date & Site of Meeting: 11003, 15/2/69; Camino Real restaurant.
[1690]3. Hext Meeting: 100C, 19/2/69; ssue place. i
[1692]1
[1694]4, Seperts/Infcrmaticn Given dy Agent: . i
[1696]LIkISG, 3 reported vhat ke met again with "Ré=ulo” out under circuz—
[1697]stances somewhat differe-t from tiat anticiosted. 1/3 related that
[1698]when he arrived at his erartnent about 1850 the pf: tvicug evenicsins
[1699]the company of his wife (a?ter heaving droppei off his dauzater at
[1700]#hea bers cf Lis caeewilec) be duuuu we note iren “rnosulo™ aszins his to
[1701]meet him at apartment 4102 of Calle Coahuile 200. .
[1702]L/3 continued that since his wife was vresensS woen he reeé the nete
[1703]he felt he had to.ask her te come along ( and in addition ste n2d been
[1704]upset thet afternoon ani did not want.to be left alone ). They therefore
[1705]both proceeded to the eiiress ziven by Rhule and found hiz there in
[1706]the sidst of a rather laree number of persons, apparently cf the sane
[1707]faniiy resicing in the arertsent. after about fifteen minutes. ef sccial
[1708]chetter, Roésulo suggested taat they so to a nearby restaurant, to talk
[1709]wore privately. Romulo tien toox 1/3 and his wife to the re estavrant
[1710]Kuku at Calle Coshuile 223 where they had dinner. L/3 told Rowton toat
[1711]because of his wife's fresence he was not able to discuss anythize sub-
[1712]' stentive with Xosulo ani cad to leave the questions te wanted) to ask him
[1713]: re PAR/BBRUMEX activites until a subsequent meetiaz. L/3 added tcat in
[1714]the course of conversation, Zorulo stated thet Redolfo Sandovél Alegria
[1715]i hoped to be released fron prison in Farch,19€9. Rosulo also ststed that
[1716]he worked in a newspaver office, but L/3 felt he could aot sehurely ask
[1717]3 the name of the newspaper at that time.
[1718]I/3 told Roxton that Aconulo agreed to another meeting on 18 Pei bruary and
[1719]~-—~ asked L/3 to met him ceain at apartment 102 of Coahuila 200 shortly after
[1720]1900, inasmuch as he Generally leaves his place of exploynent a little
[1721]before that bine. Komulo,l/3 and his wife then took in a movie. ce
[1722]L/3 then told sowton that after he ied left Rowton the previous éay he had
[1723]; another very disturbing exzerience (he appeared to Rowton ne Tous and sufe
[1724]i fering fron lack of sleep}. L/3 explained that when he dror into the
[1725]Saléa de la Plastica Mexicana abont 1300 on 14/2/69, he ran igto an ‘eld
[1726]friend, Panny Ravel, a “exican artist with who: he had worked livery closely
[1727]im PaaUHEN soze years aco. L/> continued to Acwton that despite their
[1731]ASaptpaiasds
[1734]2.
[1736]past friendship, Ferny Havel treated hiz in an obvious ievlé manner.
[1737]I/3, feeling trat te could not this nass unnoticed, fot fanny in wre
[1739]me seemer pores gers ernest reeset
[1741]Coroer and usxed wtet was up. The replied that fcr sore! tine she nad
[1743]; been hearing “disturbing reperts" abcut L/3. Under further guesticning
[1744]by L/3 sne specific: thatoricinally, soze 7-3 montis previcusly she
[1745]had been told by a LiainS official taat 1/3 "was not to: be trusted.
[1746]Fanny continued thas she dic rot ray tco cuch attention: te this(sizce
[1748]the official was ravner *low-ievel", out core recently ste was /tolé the
[1750]same thing by an “urizpeacnable source” and ccuid not challenge it des-
[1751]pite her higa perscnusi esteem for L/3. i
[1752]L/3 comzented to Heaton that tae "&ninpeachadle source" , must, be the Chief
[1753]LIRING, inasmuch as Fanny Revel as alveys been a close pe: cord friend
[1754]of nis and possibiv even ore of his cistresses. L/3 centiaved “that LreT-.2 8
[1755]hea several ites ccrzented to hi (when L/4 was working in ithe LIaIhG
[1756]effice) that Panny Havel was anfrequent telephone contact wita _ the Chief.
[1757]; i
[1758]5. GUIDANCE Given to izest: ‘,
[1760]. i 3
[1761]Rowton tcld L/3 that ke was zore convinced than ever that the LIZIG
[1763]office had mountei = slander operation against him because of cis con-
[1764]tects with the Canii2
[1766]& Sanchez group (Leén Barrics brothers and 2onulo)
[1767]nich PSKUHIN sas arcerently attenptine to isciate in $beir own interest.
[1769]shen L/3 2 area a little cceuscled et this, Rowton continued that ae
[1770]felt L/3 shenla, at the 18 Feb meeting witn "“KSmuie", tell the latter t-a
[1771]he knew the gente the TIKINGs were up to and ask wRémalg® point biank
[1772]whether ne knew to what extent the LIASING office was trysze to sabdotace
[1773]FAR because of its nationalistic anti-:s2UHER position: Zoxton asked L/3
[1774]to entice "R26culo™ izto such a discussion in the hope. that “rémulo”
[1775]“would ask him, L/3, to telp discover any unilateral operati 2s PBRUMEN
[1777]’ pight be planning. Zeston continued that L/3 stould tell zoaule that
[1778]although he was virtually cut off from the LIKING office, he stil had
[1779]@ great reny FEaUMIN friends ( 2.6. i 7) fron
[1781]_whom he could possitiy get useful inforaation to help Rozulo’ $ ‘faction.
[1782]Roston suigested thst L/3 could also srovose to hoxzulo that they both
[1783]put the sgueeze on Carlos VEra (apparently a LIAING prdveca tion) to ob-
[1784]some preicuinary daforzation en the intentions of the LIRI+G. ‘operation. —
[1788].
[1790]. Se ao , W. B. Rowt
[1792]sd ta ema acme. ee LO UE PR oof 8 + mae NRL CRE AOS aM management Rh HURARL OA HAL RD 6
[1795]14-0000
[1801]2.
[1802]36
[1804]t
[1805]o j
[1806]; . |
[1808]- : j
[1809]49 Februery,1969 |
[1810]CONTACT REPRE a
[1812]1
[1813]Next Meeting: Sene tine,same place, 21/2/59.
[1815]|
[1816]Date & Site of Meetixs: ACG, 15/2/69; Zenino Zeal Resteuraht.
[1818]Reports/Informatiin Given by Agent:
[1820]| :
[1821]LIRING/3 reported that “a4rulo” arpeared unanzrounced at his apartzert'
[1823]on the late afternocn of 17/2/59 and consecueztly he did rot go to meet
[1824]him at apartauent 102 of 2CO Coahuila st. on 12/2/69 as erizinally planned.
[1825]LIRInG/3 told Hewton that "85uulo" crozised tc see him again about 16K
[1826]on 20/2/59, coning to rick him up at his avartment.
[1828]i
[1829]LIRING/3 then stated that on the marning af 49/9/60 be bet orn anes 8 eee
[1831]q
[1832]Godoy, tze wife of Jorge, at Gcbernacién ard vas so Cisturded at she cool
[1834]reception thas he looxed up vorze Goioy later that day to find out: what was
[1835]going on. dorge Godoy was quite frank with hiz tellinr his thatthe LicI\G
[1836]officé nad advised hin to keep clear of LIRINS/3 because he was inet te be
[1837]trusted. Godoy continued that a LIKING official had teld nin that LIRInG/3
[1841]‘was being used ( perhaps urccnsciously at first) ly sone counter-revclu-
[1842]-
[1843]ca
[1847]te LIAING Office based it assertion on the
[1849]sae an the
[1850]tionery creenization and thas
[1852]followinz three points: (1) LIsING/3 had been in teuch wit: a foreimor who
[1854]pretenced to be a businessman but who did not do any business with raartanu, -
[1856](2) LIsINS/3 had access to information that esuld come only from a police
[1857]source (3) LIRIKG/3 was resporsidle for the arrest of Identity/A and
[1858]had undertaken the mission to Gaateaala to get informzatica agains’ the re-
[1859]volution. - ; |
[1861]According to LIRiLG/3, dorge Godoy told him tras it was difficult to belive
[1862]all this, especially in the light of I1/3's reiatively long inprisonnent, but
[1863]he had to take it seriously in view of the source of the chargea. L/3 xx
[1865]told Rowtcn that he went over each point in rebuttal on a satter of principle
[1867]despite the fact thet Godor'’s mind obvio:sly was already ande UR.
[1869]i
[1871]TIAING/3 told Rowvton that when he tclked later that day with "RGzulo” he ree
[1873]leted what had nappened with Godoy, "Rénulo" replied that. those LigIkG al-
[1874]legations were not to de taken seriously. He cotmented: "se have already
[1875]looked into them ard do not telieve them." He explained that for one thing
[1876]4f 1/3 hed beer a spy he certainly would have ecotinued (with the agproval
[1878]useful informaticn, instecd of sercitting himself to be arreste dust after
[1879]stepping across tne border. *Résulo"” azsreed with L/3 that the ERG office
[1881]‘and connivance of the authorities) on up the the sountains where} he could set .
[1883]See
[1885]ant pot
[1891]ea wea te
[1893]atheb dy Ausable
[1895]“eh
[1897]Nap abi
[1899]SUR EG AORN IE OTOP NA EO SEGRE TGA Pru
[1901],
[1903].
[1905]-" . : : 2.
[1906]probably does not want L/3 to help nis ("Kéculo8s") faction ——
[1907]everzsthing Fossitie to isolate 743 Zron his sornal social contact
[1909]LIzZl.G charzes and cossibly de cern to L/3 aad or his wil
[1910]"to be careful® end for th
[1912]"certain elenents” among the Guectenalen revslutipnsries that leat belSeve the
[1913]i e 1
[1915]fe)
[1917]a 223C ne icea of & conirc.ta~
[1918]tion sith Carics Vega at tcis tine. He ccutinued the: if, towever, r/3 ¢ izsisted
[1919]he would be clea to have it t
[1921]a @i not exncourerce ¢
[1923]with Carlos veza to fizd out sho nad sexs 013
[1924]to provoke L/3. ERowton egreead thst little or nothing could be accompli ished
[1926]in pursuing tnis matter. ‘
[1927]L/3 continued chat when he told Zésulo tiat he felt frustrated jana helviess
[1933]nek + wal Loos
[1935]er ee error ered © gee. fer
[1936]voluticnuary, have courage 4nd Latience in ccafrontinz vhese probiexs. Le ccn-
[1937]tinued that ne hizmself anoned te ccztinue to see L/3 and he was'sure that thiscs
[1938]would work out. He stressed thet ce and his factic- value tte friendssip end
[1940]a es
[1942]loyalty of indiviguals such as 1/3 whereas the LIRING establistment is icterestel
[1944]only in sroups and organizatioms taat can further their ern interests.
[1945]5. GUIDANCE/INFURAMTIC given to asent:
[1947]Rowtoa encourazed 1/3 to continv> his efforts to find steady erploynent since
[1948]he was nost vulnerable tc both the LIRinS egents as weil as 74H in the meter
[1949]of bis financis] resources. 1/3 told Rowton that he had = ready been pronised
[1950]an appointment to some teaching zmesition br Zavier isrincsa, phivate secretary
[1951]to Yatez, the Secretary of =duceticn. L/3 conmented that Espinosa is 2¢ neart
[1952]a "good progressive" and has been very syaratretic to hin sixce his retura to
[1953]Mexico. L/3 elso steted that he izcends to lock up Eerecieo cepeda in che hope
[1954]that the latter car clace hia soreshere in CCRASUPO or arransela job: with his
[1955]Chiapas newspecer ( "Rerovacién’). ;
[1957]SKowton also ursed 1/3. to continve te elicit informeticn fros "Rézulo”™ ccxser-
[1958]ning nis faction of the PAR 2nd enr knowles os he might have concerning tre
[1960]inéependent cperations being pianned by FE i in Guatemala. °-  -- -- eee ee eb
[1962] qlles |
[1964]dallace B. Roston
[1968]ected he a ep re eae
[1972]14-0800
[1974]Wey CN ea, LLNS PARR IEP AMAR AE Se Lage geo
[1976]1 pad couse auttsire dere
[1978]t
[1979]x
[1981]iS)
[1982]4
[1983]Q
[1985].
[1988]Ne}
[1990]CONTACT REz
[1992]41. Agent: LTLLG/3
[1994]2. Date & Site of Meeting: 1000, 27/3/66; Cafuiro Zeal geste
[1996]3. text keetiz: Sane place and tine, 7/5/69.
[1998]zs
[1999]&. Infornaticn/xevorts Given by Agent:
[2001].
[2004]i
[2005]i
[2007]i
[2008]i
[2010]LIZING/3 reported that unfortunately "Rezulo” (Yarie Augesto RERDEZ 4suilar)
[2012]hed not reanveared since his iast meeting with hie ( 17/2/63) ané tust he
[2014]felt he cculid do nothing but wait for Liz to initiate the TeccmEtecte
[2016]TTVTUG/Y continued that on his own initiative te had drozrei oy the ID=TuG
[2017]G
[2019]offices on 21 March, feelire tnozt ne should not c
[2020]lation despite the unfavorable runors against
[2021]that office. He told Rowton that unfortunstel7 ne ;
[2023]mvinve to remain in iso-
[2024]ain arperently origiznztea by
[2025]a@ not find anyone of
[2029]‘at
[2030]inportance in the offices at that tine, but was trld oy the catekeerer that
[2031]"they wanted to see hin" and that ne should returs early the following week.
[2033]LIFUMG/3 contis-eé to Rowten +
[2034]cided te teleshnome LIXING/O at 4
[2036]but was tola by a woman with a
[2038]toes instead of returning to the office =2 de-
[2039]ig nome. Fe did so on the morning of 25/3/69
[2040]Yexie-n accent (obviously the maid }tset neither
[2042]LiRING/O nor LIRING/2 was at tone. LIRING/3 then left tis name and zsxed the
[2044]women to inform either of chem that he had celled.
[2046]ILTING/3 continued that atout 412CO that sare day ( 25/3/89} his o14 Zriend
[2048]‘laentaty B
[2050]avpeared unanrounced at tis appartzent. 1/3 told Rowton that
[2052]altoouch it was obvious that Iden B had acpeare@ in restonse to tre tele-
[2053]t
[2054]phone message that L/3 nad left for LIRING/G, Iden B did not refer <9 it,
[2056]i .
[2057]explaining sizply thet he hed Zropped arcund tc see how LIRING/§ end tis wife
[2059]were doings. Ze did mentione® susseauentir in te conversation that se was
[2060]no¢ living with LiRI.G/2 and LIRING/O and LIkz ¥G/43 in their "very exple*
[2061]apartment. Iden B continued thet he hoped to retdin in Mexico until July
[2063]4969 and that he was pleuniag to marry a Mexican divorcée with three
[2065]--- (boys) whom he bad orizinally net many vears aco in a visif to Fexico City.
[2066]. MIRIKG/3 told: Roston that Iden B wag surprisinrly cordial, regrettins the
[2068]fact that ther had not seen eaca other for .some Size and ehcouragiac LIRING/3
[2070]children
[2072]to keep in tsuch in the future. He invited 5/3 to lingh on 29/3/69 det asked
[2073]his to teleshone to confirm. tie rave L/3 the telephcce. number of LIAiNG/9"s
[2075]residence, apparently forrettice that L/3 already tad she
[2076]Iden B then tcld LINING/3 cot to be. disturbed over the r
[2077]about him, since he himself bad been subjected to much th
[2079]umber.
[2080]er pewtitiog
[2081]same treatzent
[2083]t
[2085]14-0000
[2087]nee enetnt att Melee nat Abe NNER
[2089]Mtae gieaeset
[2091]- : 2,
[2093]se vere] yeers previo: Bly in FSaunsil. Ee then state
[2095]FRECKEN Chief would not be retdrnin~ to Mexico, and
[2097]avpy. To console T/3, Iden B continued that the LIA:
[2099]with the staff, since he was considered to forme] ani snedbish, and sozeviat
[2101]petty in his vindictiveness. Iden B erreed with 1/3 that the LIAING Chie? had
[2102]sry -
[2104]in any cese the
[2106]Chief was not perular
[2110]reputation,and crodabliz 2ct
[2111]of Carzen Lozada's fataer and
[2113]c would replace the LIRING Chief. Ee comnen.ed thet
[2114]for sone tine beck he had withdrawn from politefis and tri 4
[2116]business, earning tis Li
[2118]Gn the domestic si
[2119]bea” both politic...
[2120]itself in a squeeze play between the biz powers end wes senuin2eivy fearful of
[2122]a Sovtet/Nixon rerprochement, a& tneir expense, of ccurse. Cn tne econcais side
[2124]ving by giving lectures on “is own initiative.
[2126]ian, Iden B cocmacr*ed the
[2129]ivy and econetically. He oxpleined that FEXUMEN currentiy found
[2131]Iden B conmentei that he was hepoy te be in Mexico but added weekly taat chere
[2132]was every hope that things wsould zet better by 197C. shen L/3 countered thet
[2134]everyone nad been sincine that tune for many years, Iden B did rot defend his
[2135]position. {
[2137]‘LIHING/3 then tcld Rovtcon that he took the occasion to sention to Iden B that
[2139]a certain Carlos Yeza ( akaCarios Enrique IOPEZ Garcia) nad been pestering his \
[2140]in tne hope of finding someone traveling to PRBRIHEN who would be willing *c $
[2142]carry some packeses to soze of nis friends (includins the son of Turcios). inep
[2144]L/3 asked Iden B «nether he would oe willing to meet this Carlos Vera before
[2146]consenting to carry over ais packages, Iden B replied; "sf ,cono ro. Con sucho
[2147]gusto.” a
[2149]LIRING/3 commented to Reston that he brousht up the neze of Carlos YEGa as a
[2150]sign of good faith both vis-avis the latter as well as the Lads office since
[2152]he felt it hishly rrobablge that Vega was reporting resularly te the LIRIN¢ cozple
[2154]either directly cr indirectly and that in fact Yera hed possibly been sent to
[2155]ehecx on LIRTIG/3 end his wife. LIRING/3 continued tret be planned to recon-
[2156]tect Jacobo Rodrisuez Padilla and ask him to p pass alons the messaze to Carios
[2158]Vega that LIRING/3 was anxious to see him again since te felt tact. he had se-
[2160]solved Vegq's "problerc." i
[2162]LIRiZG/3 also tcid aovton that he had expressed the desire to Idén B_ to re-
[2163]visit PBRUMSY sore time in tae future. Iden B replied taat he'sculd do every~
[2164]thing he could to expedite the visa, wnich he said he felt present no protien.
[2166]“LIRING/3 also toid Rowton that LIRI2G/4 had received a letter fron t her sother
[2168]asking ter to attenzrt to obtain a 30-day visitor's visa for nex to cone to
[2169]Mexico von vacation. LI#inG/3 told Rowton that he and PIRINC/S bad already
[2171]- ow
[2172]or cr
[2173]es SP oe
[2177]ca ate bth
[2179]ate
[2181]Amc Ce 8 ORR RAAN RA ha ee Eat Orme Se ttn taneA UEDA Ot team rd Maan inane rdae we w met oe
[2183]per
[2185]; _ 3.
[2187].
[2189]meade fornsl applicaticn fer so2e visa, altheuss they were ret opt mistic that
[2190]Gobernsciér would srant it. LIRING/3 added chet ne did not rention this deve-
[2191]lopme:.t to Iden B saitcoush he sicht cossisly mention it in passing
[2193]at his next chat. LIRING/3 commented to Roster: that ne felt LIRILS/4's aother
[2194]mignt heve some interesting sossip but could ret be expected to tell him end
[2195]LIRIKG/S anything startlics. He added that he 22d appiied for the visa tore out
[2196]of courtesy that in earnest and actusily hosed that the visa would not be
[2197]eranted, since this would Five him end LIRING/+ a Food pretext to make another
[2198]trip to F2iUMEN for purely rersonsl reasons.
[2202]Sellace B. Roston
[2204]|
[2205]|
[2206]|
[2210]. . id
[2212]- a.
[2213]. . tt .
[2214]a
[2215]. . i
[2216]- ae - wee eee - pte enh aa me ana
[2217]cee bee -
[2218]~~. '
[2219].
[2220]XN
[2221]2 ©
[2227]wet
[2230]14-0000
[2232]8 Spril}1969
[2234]CONTALT 2ERGKT . - H
[2236]H 2. Date & Site of  veatine: 1000, 7/8/69; restaurent of Camino Hes] notel.
[2237]Meetings: 1000, 9/4/59; sane place. }
[2241]4, Informatién/Reports Given dy Arent:
[2245]LIRING/3 reported that at lez:
[2246]Aguiler) had reappeared at hi
[2248]lest Fegnulo"( Vario Aucesto Hiencez
[2249]<nant, on the afternoon of 2 Arril,
[2250]<IuG/3 told So#ton that "Rénulo"
[2252]! without prior notice, aS usuel. i
[2253]i apolocize3 for nov having been sbie to revisit LIRING/3 before thet
[2254]date, ané explainec that he had been "out of town". Agcording to L/3
[2255]“mOmMuULO- C1Q NOT Five any exvlenatics of bis absence since mid-February
[2257]‘and L/3 felt he could not ask for
[2261]to keep ir touch with LIHING/3 by Grovping in to nis apertment “whenever
[2262]he could”. LINING/3 told Howton that he rade a disereet effort te =et
[2263]from "Réculo" a telephone nucter or eidress throusk whica he could be
[2264]contacted. :
[2266]LIRING/3 also reported that ne hed mat vith Iden B twice during
[2267]Easter week, tut as yet had teen uns ie to fet into hi's residence, as he
[2269]had hoped. He stressed that his reletionship with Iden B ‘was ing
[2270]proving steadily and he felt this a z30d sign, izasmuch as he felt certain
[2271]tat iden B ‘would not take the initiativeof recontacting LIsins/3
[2272]- without prior consultation with TIZIF3/9 and LIRING/2. ; :
[2273]LIRING/3 shen told Rowton thes TINTUS/& had received a very pessizistic
[2274]letter froz a certsin Echemendie, 2 txcle residing in Erooklyn, New York,
[2275]> - - who stated that LIRING/4's fether was dvine of cancer or the throat and
[2276]was unable to leave his home. LISING/3 continued that he had just dis-
[2277]covered that LIRING/4 on her own iritiative hed rushed to the U.S. con-
[2278]sulate and requested e visa. As she subsequently told LIRING/3, LI321)S/4
[2279]was inforzed by a consular official that her case would have to be "ine
[2280]vestigatec carefully by JCPACT" and tsat she was required to pay 125 pesos |.
[2281]for a telesram to Washinzton,5.C. to expedite the case. LIRING/3 told
[2282]Roston that be felt LIRING/8's action hed teen precipitous: ‘and could cause
[2283]bia additional embarrassment with the LIRING office..He added that ke dia
[2284]not think a visa would be rranted, bus asked Xowton to, do whatever he
[2285]could to rake certain that LI&TiG/4*s request was turned down. Hy con-
[2286]tinued thet in view of this unexcccted development, he! felt it wise
[2287]7 . . 7
[2288]bore y
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[2299]2.
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[2302]i
[2304]t
[2306]De
[2308]to recontect LIBLNG/9 and tel] nim about DIG/4's eppiication for the
[2309]visa, Yowton asreed thet this would be the best ccurse of action,especi—
[2310]ally since LIZI/G/3 had orisinallv nentioned LIRILS/4's Gesire to visit
[2311]her sick father and the problem this represented for him, when he firs
[2312]talked to LIZING/9 after nis retunn from Guatemala. :
[2314]LIXIKG/3 t-ld xowtcn that he feit this would also constitute a gocd pre-
[2315]text to sounc out LIRIiG/O abcut his rersoral feelines toward LIR1KG/3
[2316]and his own situation in the LIRIL.G Cffice. Rowton su-cested thav LIRinG/3
[2317]take this occasion to rention casually that he was still in occasional
[2318]contact with the Guateralans and to give LI#ING/° the names of "Bénulo"
[2319]and Carlos Yera, if L/9 asxed for details.
[2321]yallace B Zowton '
[2323]a
[2324].
[2325]2
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[2331]Pe Pe Mette nde akh aman La PRA An Oertie tiven DAS AERO ee
[2333]mentee in ea retee A pear tretectnegt rie ey
[2335]b edninees oe oe
[2339]ce tee owe
[2341]CONTACT REPCET +
[2342]Cyn nant Heres .
[2344]1. Agent: LIRTAG/3 ‘
[2345]@. Date x Site of Meetvin A00G, 11/2/62, Cemizco
[2346]3
[2348]v2. teal restaurant.
[2349]3. hext Meeting: me ti-e, piece, 1°00, 74/4/c 3
[2351]zs
[2352]2
[2354]4, Information/ Revorts Given by Agent:
[2356]LIRING/3 reported that he received an unexrected visit on 9/4/69
[2357]from Rotelio Azuirre, brother of cerjes Aruirge, wnon both he and
[2358]LIZING/4 have known for many vears (fro their wors tocether in
[2359]FERUMEN), LIXING/3 tcld Rowton that he «as surprised at the visit
[2360]wae “uel Rencay aud VEL Yyos BKuUarie sere ci0se irzenas' 01 veresa
[2361]Lozada and her husbané, Carlos Fersnbal. i/3 explzinea to Povton
[2362]that both Fozelio ané Jerjes sre exrloved in the Sécretaria de
[2363]Educeién woers Teres2 Lozada worked for sever:l years.
[2365]LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that Roz gelio, without neking any
[2366]reference to the Persatal family, asked <taIN6/3 to éo him an
[2367]‘ important favor. He went on to state that, am LTRTNG/3 new,
[2368]Identity C » was currently livins in ner] hone
[2369]¥own in PBRUMEN( the same area that LI2°NG/& cones from)! and was
[2370]oping to visit them in Mexico City in the nezr fuczure. Rogelio
[2371]continued that ke hoped that LIRING/3 could heve a check! froz a
[2372]Cenadian bank and immisration documents hand-carried to Iden c :
[2373]. so that she could pay for the ticket and present the Mexican
[2374]visa locally in PERUMEN, LIRIKG/3 told Reston that althouga he felt
[2375]“""@ bit mystified at this request, he told Rogelio Amuirre; that he
[2376]would do what he couid to find soneone who was plenning @ trip to
[2377]PBREMEN in the near future.
[2379]LIRING/3 continued to Rowton that the naze of his friend} Iden B
[2380]immediately came to his nind,and te attempted to telephone ~~
[2381]him at the epartment of LIRING/9. He, however, found that the tele-
[2382]phone was not in service,and felt that he had an exccellegt pretext
[2384]"*to visit the apartment about 1500 on that same daz ( 11/4/69) ex—
[2385]plaining to Iden B (and/or LIRINC¢/2 or /9) that he had to get
[2386]in touch urrently to pass on the request of rocelio Agui ¢ LIRING/3Z
[2387]agreed with Howton tnat he could take this occasion to agk the LIRIUG
[2388]office to attempt to obtain informaticn on the state of health of the
[2391]Ae emcees ene alah enna Ncom I RtRE Ste mentees mteb cine
[2393]ett ec rattan en anmat
[2395]Beene
[2398]father of LINI..G/& throurh the LIXING office in Mew Yorz City. TiaING/3
[2399]agreed that there was li.tle chance of this request veing honored, put
[2400]it would serve to revesl nis iacx of any otzer channels to LIRL2/4 's
[2401]father and stress the lezitimacy of LIRING/&‘'s concern for the health
[2402]of her father( an appliceticn for a visa to visit hin). :
[2404]LIRING/3 then stated to rowton toat he suspected the telephone o2 the
[2405]LIRING/S apartrent was tepred. He explained tnat cenerally when ze had
[2406]called in the past, there vas an urexplained interruption in tne iine
[2407]before the party could reply. He stressed to howton thet this «as his
[2409]num nareaned ahearwntian na eyes) Taan R whe ts riot wth ne
[2410]i i ’
[2412]recently as 9/4/69 did not nake any comment about the telephone service
[2413]in the apartment. LO
[2415]; LIRING/3 tapuised Kowton that when he visite: tne apartment: ‘that afternnon
[2417]he wouleé take as gocd a note as possible of the lay-out and furnishings
[2418]and escertein tne identity of tne raid. :
[2420]dalliace B Rowton
[2422]1 mmm emeertrmmmnete
[2423]a re einen eben
[2425]Be Te pete mate =
[2427]: b |
[2428]if
[2430]pot Ag WALES tn Te ammeae ae cw enataanenrene stole anne, altenere wm once ne oars
[2433]14.90000
[2435]as ey tbea aera a ee tame ne
[2437]A.
[2438]B.
[2439]Ce
[2441]D.
[2443]; 21 arrii,1969
[2444]CONTACT spon .
[2447]Rate & Site of Meetin:- 100G, 24/4/69; Cehine Zeal Restaurant.
[2448]Kext Feeting: Sons time, place; 25/4/49
[2452]Reports/Inforzation Given by Arent:
[2454]LinIiG/3 apolorfized for rot having been adle to make ske lest
[2455]scheduled mecting with zowton, 1090 on 18/4/69. He explained that
[2457]his friend, Iden B > had usexvectedly arepped in to see hin
[2459]at that time end he felt it mor2 important to see him arain than to
[2460]nake the meeting with xcwton ( he subsequently left = reccere sth
[2461]mowcon‘s answerins service).
[2463]LIginG/3 continved that te expleined to Iden B the: snoticnal
[2464]strain that LIaIiG/4 wag underpoins: as a result of the bad news con-.”
[2465]cerning her father's heslth. He then asked Iden B “cs attenpt to as-
[2467]certain the true state cf his health through the LI2Z70G Office in Hew
[2468]York and gave Iden B tie name ané telephone -.imber of the aunt of
[2469]LIRING/4 who appeared te be the hest scurce. Iden B |, according
[2471]to LIRING/3 promised to zend a messaze with the next rcuch: and hoped
[2472]to have news for LIxIiG/3 within the next ten days. |
[2473]tin
[2474]i
[2476]According t6 LIZING/3, Iden B then succested that; LIRI.G/3
[2477]think about moving to PERTKEN for a "lensthy stay, rera.anw wiindefinitely. s
[2478]He explained that he felt he understucd LIXIiG/3's p voDlems, the ulus
[2480]nies, the subtle persecution end the resultant incressinl} aifficult
[2481]financial situation he found himself in, and he felt there |was no real
[2482]-solution in Fexico. In £2RTMEN, newever, he could zs:are much nore easily
[2483]for his wife and child, sicce nost bf his basic fineesial provlezs would
[2484]be solved. He added that ne was sure that he c.uld find LIRING/3 some
[2486]“gort of work in the cultiral field as soon as he returned to FBRCKSN and
[2488]then arrance an invitation. LIRING/3 told Roxton that altnough he regarded -
[2489]this proposition as encouraring ( since he was certaix tha Iden B
[2491]had prior approval from the LIKING Cffice), he tock 2 raturial and logical
[2492]approach in'replying to Iden B Ee stated thet: he _teld Iden B that -in
[2493]principle ne agreedbut he had to face the rekities of the situation. Pirst
[2495]he was not at all certain that he could convince his wile nabs such a
[2496]move, end second, he was not optisistic that Iden B could ange a. good
[2497]position for bim in PBRUNE= that sould persit him to vork si ricusly and, ©
[2499], of course, make enough zoney to meet his living expenses. IdeniB
[2501]intent ine me
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[2509]i
[2510]i
[2512]i
[2513]—— - 2, i
[2516]1
[2517]replied thet he felt it quite rersible ts arrince somecvaigb
[2519]- 3 : i
[2520]and for that reascn tai broszat <3 the ides et this roint.
[2522]Rowsen told LIk#iNG/3, in reply tc ais query. that such a trip to PSRUEES ,
[2524]would 5e interesticn to him only if LIZINS/2 was offered d posit tion in
[2525]the cultural fiela with sooc sc¢re22 to
[2527]intelies uals and! sovern=
[2528]ment officiais. LIni:3/3 a-reed, coumerntins that he “ray | Iden D
[2530]and such young rebelswell enouga te develen cood corteet with then, vcrovided
[2532]he wee civen a reascnably serious job. In exv case ne sromised to work cz
[2534]LIRING/4 in tee nope of persuaaizns ner te ro along wita him, when and if
[2536]Iden B's proerosal materialized. :
[2539]‘LIRIG/3 continued that Iden B then cffered te arranse en exposition
[2540]for LIRING/3 at Iden F in Cuernovaca,stating that he could
[2541]AR mn Beh TT
[2543]te without cilficuley curesen tae virector of the 7~elleries (female) yao.
[2544]was a close friend cf his. Lisitct/3 accepted this arrerently genuine offer
[2545]and arranzed to travel to Cuernavzca on ths norning of 22/4/69 to talk tie
[2546]matter over with the director of cre art calleries.
[2548]TIaInS/3 then reported to xovton ta2t "kh
[2549]apartzent late on the evening of 72/4/69 thw
[2550]for 1830 in front of woolworth's for the following dey,43 originally plexsed).
[2551]According to LIRIUG/3, "2ézuloe” ( Fario Auzosto Mendez Aruilar) told hiz shat
[2552]he nec taxen the liberty of coticz that evening to iT 'G/3's apartment since
[2553]he waxted to talk in private of “somethine that LIRIZG/3 sduld do,to help
[2554]friends". "Rémulo" then went cx to explain that ore of jhis comrades «as
[2555]expeczei to arrive in Fexico City "in tae reer future” and would need a s2-
[2556]cure place to live, at least® until ke coulda Zind a plece of his own. "Réxulo®
[2557]stressed that this person, whose itentity he himelf cid not asfeti know, wsald
[2558]be traveling "clendestinely” and eculd not risk rentice a room on his own
[2559]until he had established nirself ic the weres. LIRITG/3 replied that he,of
[2560]course, would do his dest, cut peinted out that he hicself was not in 4 cond -
[2561]position to protect anyone. We finz:llv agreed that this person night be edle
[2562]to use his kitchen as tezporary livicz quar*ers, enterizz nd leaying the
[2563]apartzest throusbt the back(servicelentrance. LIHING/3 sointed out to "RScalo”
[2564]that tne back door to the apartzens house was locked az 4 every day and fm
[2565]that therefore it would de necessary Yor the yerson usizg t at entrance to -
[2569]Ezuio" had asein visited him at tis!
[2570]i¢ s anticizsting the meeting
[2571]fa
[2573]return to the apartment for cood ev2r7 nicht before 1700. "Régulo™ was ap- | ;
[2574]parently satisfied with this offer of LIRIHG/3 and prpsised to let him xnow| |:
[2575]when the person arrived in Mexico City. | 4
[2579]' t
[2581]+"R6zulo" then mentioned to LIRTG/3 that Iden E vas fr y in the
[2585]wee are SP
[2587]A
[2592]14.90000
[2594]'
[2596]Sie i NEEL e gnecnatinsetm nae mete nentenente le
[2598]3.
[2600]PBRUKIN capital and trat he
[2601]touen sith the nother o: "Z] Thinoe™,(wnon
[2602]Sosa). "Romulo" also mentioned in
[2603]nours 2 day in the accounts office
[2605]time work at a colf elub in Fexico Clty
[2607]E. Inforneticn/Guidance Given te -
[2609]Rowton aszed UIRING/3 to contin.e
[2610]information about his proccsed ass
[2611]in PBAUMEN; > some inflicetion sa
[2612]ing of the LIKISG office. Eoxton ai
[2614]Pn)
[2616]2 Pris plal Sealvucay uneta ne couia cet more
[2620]Wito resard to "ESmulo's” s@@eer reczest for
[2621]he would be zuch more inte
[2623]a saferouse for. Rowton suzrestec
[2625]appeared for a few days, lone encurt
[2626]and identify hin. A deterninstion co:
[2628]of action for LIHING/2 with rezsrd to this person. In rezly to 1
[2629]query, 2ovton trougat that it would te best to reinsure vith} the -
[2630]office rezarcing this matter by casuzllyv mertion
[2632]he was performinc this service for nis PAR friends
[2634]menting toat he hoped that he would rot ac2iz
[2636]befween the LIEING Office and the naticralist fection ef she iPaR.
[2638]came oes RS seen . ae aa tem eS
[2640]nicself ("R4eule7} vas in core or less recular
[2642]rested in this develornont, Li
[2643]could get the identity of the comrede of "Ré=ule™ whem =2 was te crevide
[2645]oe
[2647]that LIEING/3 sut this
[2649]person up vhen he
[2651]i
[2652]& pernit Sovton te fet a lock at him
[2653]te aade es to the best course
[2655]Yon
[2657]part
[2659]fertore specific
[2660]& gob
[2662]azsistance, =cwton stated that
[2664]enea end if LIZING/3
[2666]4
[2667]2
[2668]w
[2671]ine te Iden B
[2673]Lrs2 3/3 leereed,com-
[2674]be caucht in the eressfire
[2676]Wee
[2678]J
[2680]i
[2682]|
[2683]Sikk 3. Zowt outen
[2685]'
[2689]4
[2692]a
[2695]i
[2696]a
[2698]1
[2699]1
[2702]ee emteceremmntoanatig ft Se 9 eae meer Beet
[2705]14-0000
[2709]tet bratithewa inne
[2713]'
[2715]‘abcut 25,0coerly dressed and somewhat rezexnbdiire Carics
[2717]which were written LIZI:G/3's nane and
[2719]weatAcn FlLroKny
[2721]agent: LinInG/3
[2723]Date = Cite of Meetire: 1000, 25/4/59; Cemino Real xestaurant.
[2725]108C,, 28/4/69; Robbin R-staurant.
[2726]Given by Arent:
[2728]Rext Meeting:
[2729]Report s/inforration
[2731]LIsIue/3 reported to Zowteon that he went to Cuernavaca early
[2733]on the ccrnine of 22/4/55 alone, since Iden B beeout
[2734]of the trip at the last minute,sayine he had to rerain in Hexico
[2735]City. LI=INS/3, however, vas able to talkx to the DSirectar of the
[2736]Art Gallery of Iden F
[2740]o
[2742]t
[2743]imself and errekged an ex-
[2745]position for 7 Ssune,1¢59. i
[2747]LIKING/3 continued to Howton that when he returned hone late that
[2748]Saue tizct he founs a xcte from his wife inforzinc hic that she
[2749]had gone out to teleprore longs disvcnce end wruld nov be beck unt
[2750]late that night. yhen she returnea she infcrced him that ‘sh
[2751]ceived a telscram infsrzing her tnat her father had died? at 20230 on
[2752]the previous evenine ( 21/1/69) 2nd that she hed been a
[2753]telephone her mother in FSaUHEN but had not teen able te ize
[2754]LIZ™NG/3 continued thet his father-in-law wes buried on pa /n/Ea enc
[2756]J
[2758]thet his wife was still in 4 state of depression andi zrié
[2759]Since she nad been unasle to see her father tefore nis de
[2760]tend the funeral. . {
[2761]LIRING/3 also reported that at ebout 103C cn 23/4/60 a oy
[2763]era
[2764]peared urennounced at his avartrent with = sz2ll pies 2 cf pater on
[2765]address. Ue tntredu ced hizself
[2766]others froz
[2768]withousS name sicply as a "friend of the Le&n farrios brot
[2770]Guaterala City," end asked LIRIYG/3 te put hin up for a few days.
[2772]LIRING/3 Sold Howton that he agreed after some reluctanéé, sugpecting
[2773]that this was the person referred to by Mario Mendez tRégulo"), al -
[2774]thouch the young Gua tezalan did not zentien "HZaulo™ ty faze. 1IaI73/2
[2775]told Rowton that bef. ‘ore promisirfs to rut the cuatemelan ap, he coz
[2776]mented to him that alticurh he ha@ a sreat teal of persopsl respect for
[2777]the Leén Barrios brothers he was ei sappointe4 that neither they nor
[2778]their cotter had written to him for the past several zon hs, apparently
[2780]vee,
[2782]on a
[2786]1
[2787]i
[2788]t
[2789]oe I
[2790],
[2791]i
[2793]i
[2795]. 2.
[2797]. ; H
[2799]H Q
[2801]. + = sr 2 y !
[2802]because ther <4 ed the calunnies sree]ad esainst cin or Cerlos -
[2804]rerze5ai, « 42¢0rdcinw to LESTNS/3, the poune
[2805]Gustemaian told hin that nis friends buex in Guitenala a city continues
[2806]2
[2808]ct
[2809]w
[2810]sop
[2812]snoulc realize that their
[2815]f most dé 3
[2817]s and sei to let tine take cere o
[2819]we ak UU aa UL UlS CNLLA, MOVanEe the Letter to
[2820]Ee then asked ths cuest to renain as inconsricusus af psssibi
[2821]i hic that he errected a nusber of children thet afterrcnon for en art lesson
[2822]in the apart=ent. Phe Guatehakan orcenised to be out of the apartment during
[2823]tre day and te return late a nicht. LIAING/3 told Zozton that in fact he
[2824]did not rearvezr until adcut 2200 that night,and left befor 2 creo the
[2825]following nornins. when he returned at about 2200 cn the nisnt of 24/8/65
[2826]he informed LiiinG/3 that he would be leaving the arertzent tre next rerning
[2827]early and woult rot have to return. He thanked LIZINS/3 p rgfusel; y tke
[2828]next morcing (25/4/69) and left at abcut C900 without telling LERINGJ3
[2830]where he antBees patet { H
[2832]“GO BGe
[2834]LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that at about 1930 on 23/4/69 when he returned
[2836]i to bis apartment, he found "Rdgulo™ ( Mario Mendez Avuilar) in his livine
[2838]: rooz having cclfee with his wife. LISING/3 took the occ asian to teli Rénulo
[2839]about the unextected housecuest. According to LIXING/3 "Résulo" arpesred /
[2840]genuinely surrrised and asked for she identity and parsic cgescription of
[2841]the person. “hen LIRING/3 told nim as auch as he “new, "Rom lo” stated that -
[2842]he could not izectify the cerson asa friend of his. Ee specultea that the
[2843]unannounced fuest had been sent to check on. Liat. 3/3 sand advised him to
[2844]be cautious an¢ as normsl ss possible in his routine while the person re-
[2846]-main in the house. Je said that he did not exclude the poss. bility that
[2847]this person bai seen sent br the LIRING office "to check om LIRIN ‘6/3's
[2848]private life". "2énulo" then offerred LIRIXG/3 a revolver for his self-
[2849]defense, but Lisiis/3 turned it down, saying that he was aot worried to
[2850]that exten@. Acccrdiis to i720..6/3, “z§nule® stated that he| hirself pre-
[2851]ferred to avoid reeting the young Guatemalan since ne could not identify
[2852]hin. Ze reassured LIKING/3 that nis own comrede who might agso be:in need
[2854]ct .
[2858]Ae RA NN eo ENR we tn Sma ORE tS ae atten tee mse pens te ee
[2860]i
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[2866]|
[2868]ni dese
[2870]Aeente Msies
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[2878]of a
[2880]FI
[2881]chat to date he 4:4
[2883]in Mexico City.
[2885]LIZIi&G/3 told Hoston that te expects "R6mulc" to revisit hin at his
[2888]4t occurred to biz
[2890]on the same nignt in the
[2891]with "=S2ulo” and Id
[2892]as clean ss pissidle
[2894]thet Iden B
[2895]Roxten acreed,feelin:
[2896]occasional reetizss
[2897]office, on the off-c:
[2898]that Iden B
[2900]. .
[2901]2
[2902]ate mane - sonnet
[2903]are cama
[2905]éurinrs
[2907]whe late evening of 26/4/69. He told Howton
[2909]e invited Iden B
[2911]he could wi
[2913]en B. =z felt that this would serve to keep nis ssnds
[2914]in the eves of the LINING office, since he ers certain
[2915]world report croxnptly of his mseting Mg
[2919]Hg tert iv was important for il
[2921]with "sézulo" fully to tre attentian afithe wanien
[2922]nance vast they already 4id rot snow about ther, and
[2923]would be the best channel for tsis. | Hy
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[2956]2.
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[2960]Agent: LIZING/3
[2961]te & Site of FKeetins: NKH, 5/5/69; Zodin Restaurant
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[2969]i
[2971]t
[2973]1000, 7/5/39; san
[2974]Reports/informaticn Given ty Agent
[2976]Next Meetings:
[2978]LIRILG/3 announced with evocrent cliessure thet at lens Last the
[2979]commo channel with toe PLR het teen reopened. He stated that he
[2980]had just received a letter from tne elder of the tue Leén Barrios
[2981]brothers ( Misuel and Juan) indicatine thet in his mini the lone
[2982]period of “probetion” was over tkak and that closer contect could
[2984]US Gayeeesd du vue uGdl Fululee chadeuss UNeL BIOseEQ KOWtCH a
[2986]letter gated 24 Asril sT9EG er the tandveiting be stated ees
[2987]LEON
[2989]nized as that of “icuel/zerrios, in whieh the writer, sircned
[2991]20,
[2992]the letter as "culio Antonio", inforied LIRING/2 thet he nad gust
[2995]been released froz prison (“ssneterio") and vas vtlernin= to leave
[2996]town until tninss cool off for hin. LIRINC/3 told Roston that he
[2998]understood the double-talx of the eriter to mean that ne needed
[2999]money (9.100) to travel to Mexico «here he hoped to visit LIRING/3.
[3000]Rowton's photosess and tranzlatien of the etter is attached bere-
[3001]with. H
[3003]¢ Fe) uatemala City,2/5/69, is adéressed to
[3004]LIRINE/4& (as previously reciested by LI¥ING/3) and bears the re-
[3005]turn address J. antonio Sedina, 24 Salle 1-655,Zona 1, Guatemala,
[3006]and was sent srecial delivery. LInING/3 told Rowton that ne did
[3008]font
[3009]ar
[3011]- not recernize tne return address,éerd assumed thet it,as welll as
[3013]the sender's nane, Medina, wae rotional. He acded that "Violeta"
[3014]was the coce word for oper ticnal coxntact with anvore arriving .
[3015]on behalf of the Leén Barrios brethers, and that Doha Luisa referred
[3016]to Narta, the scther of the Leén S5arrics brothers. i ‘
[3018]when Roston asreed that LIRING/3 should send soze money ,no | more:
[3020]that 1,000 pesos ( Q 80 ) with a cover letter fror iin hG/4 (os-
[3022]tensibly} but in his own hendwritirg, explai:ing in doubledtalx:
[3023]that fortunately be ia dcing fairly well financially and that ‘-
[3024]LIRING/& is now working in an art callery and expects to inherit
[3025]money from her f2ther who recently passed away. LI.2N¢/3 p mised
[3026]to have the cover letter and ervelcre ready wnen he cet witin ox cton
[3027]on 7/5/69 so thes he could insert the money order. 1/2 tol Rowton
[3030]14-0000
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[3037]De tome TN ADA wth e 6te od om meth ntee 9 sats menarm ante
[3041]the name of Elsa,
[3043]q
[3044]of she Le6n Zarrios sisters, retiucr than to the rotcer
[3045]o
[3047]‘sired that the last nosey
[3048]e, sent by LIRINC/*,
[3053]Wd, ne ®
[3054]we owas .
[3056]horton
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[3085]x . Te , Héxico tie “a 2b Zieh
[3087]Ke perzito inferzar el resultado de la investigaciéa en la direcei
[3089]reco Ge 15 656
[3091]ASUTO. SCATUILA V¢ 200 altes 102
[3092]A quien corresponds.
[3094]ERESENTE: .
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[3101]én anotada. - : ; : |
[3102]. : ‘ |
[3104]El dfa de hoy estuvfxos de visita en el derartazento ‘x2 102 de las eslles
[3106]rom i
[3107]« i
[3109]de Coahuila ¢e le colonia Zora D. FP. ; : ‘
[3111]weet Oe te toes Mend eae
[3113]En ese lugar viven la Sehcra INES 4A570!! SE TIMSNPEL, sa BAEK, una hija cc
[3115]mo de 15 aXos Ge edad, una nifia como ce 8 aos, un hije como de 17 ahos 7 -
[3117]3 estudiantes gue tienen de huesredes. ,
[3119]Ja persona que funze como jefe de casa es un sobrino Je 14 Sra. INES de —
[3121]nombre JO2S2 CARA Earkan que trabaja como ezente Ze ventas ¥ For lo regi -
[3122]{ . -
[3124]ler siemrre anda viaiando.
[3126]EXE5 SASSO! DE FISE.DEL, su familia y los muesredes que tienen son YEUCzT-
[3128]ZAuOS y tienen de vivir en ese cepartazents 3 anos, tienen el teléfono
[3130]64-69-34. . |
[3132]ia Sre. Isis y su farilia son my atentos 7 azacles, pero cuando la Sra. -
[3134]‘Ings se enoja es sucho muy grosera.
[3136]Cuando estabatros platicenio con Zlla, se enojo con su hijo y lo puso YE252
[3138]' 4
[3139]BLACO Y COLCRALC de -Najaderfas. _ a ‘
[3141]. Guandc le pregu:.tanos por su 3SE080, nos centesto categoricamente, iI +E -
[3145]la Sra. IlsS es medio ‘Dla nc2 con un foce de rake ea la caras ojos negros,-
[3146]pelo negro lacio rintado, aaris Fecta, tcea regular, ment a oval, frecte -
[3148]regular, estatura como de 1.68 nts. y de 65 a Jo kilos de peso, viste de =f
[3150]Www alts 2 ts Cort. aes83 4a 0SFs4
[3152]|
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[3156]| ” EREGUNTEY PCR BSE HIVO DEB SU c...eeeeeeeee MADRS , por Lo jane” ya no quizi-
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[3175]wears
[3177]sedked bar ray
[3181]AGAR GL. Uri “3
[3183]Borgia
[3185]DS * SEQRET
[3190]hegro @ causa Ge la wuerte de una hersaina suya gue hace 3 reyes rurid, --
[3192]w
[3194]Tea Sra. INS tienes 50 aos de edad, sepin su rrozio dicho.
[3196]| -
[3197]Ia casa se congsone de sala conedor, cocisa, baco, 3 recé=aras 7 cuertes de
[3199]plancheco que tastien lo ccizen como reedtare, los miebles ssa may medes -
[3200]tos, no tienen Izégenes Catolicaz 7 ssletente en una de les rareies Gel ere
[3202]mecor hey un cu2zdro que rezresecta un florers con unos cleveles.
[3204]ADE STANLATS x-10 y K-23
[3206].
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[3235]cd ° i -
[3236]. Gustenela, 2B ireil,195¢
[3237]j
[3238]Bear LIRING-4:
[3239]I am very hapry to be eble to write to vou. Zxcuse ne Tor not havircz
[3241]been able to do so until row, nut iv was onir lest wesk ork that I wss
[3243]able - such & tlegce was Tuite
[3244]t
[3246]a relief. nea " : a 2 . nsa 6 relapse. <vervone
[3248]at
[3249]vy letter nas s#o cur
[3250]to set to your homes
[3252]doctor bas tole re to re and, wo avoid pr oblens
[3254]tie jax plennixc? to = ur ferm. in eny case they'll
[3256]about the busicess here e:2 are/incerested. ‘Theat should take pDisce 2n¥
[3258]Gay now. | ; - i
[3260]t
[3261]My other purpose in writins te rou iste bother you for ai favor. I stovld
[3263]tell you that T have married Ziz-anit she is now expecting a baby. (Finstiz
[3264]e
[3266]I xvas able to ‘follow vour advice}. Kow that I em leaving for the fara,
[3267]she will be left clone -n2 with sore financial cifficulties. Since you
[3268]re o
[3270]i
[3271]had invitec beth of us there, er shis is net ve wilt
[3272]she ¢
[3274]possible, I, aope Fou welt
[3276]be able to send her sometring. = think she cculd #8 s>eut 9. 100 to ver
[3278]good use. If vou could send it to Tonia inisa - sh
[3280]much obliced.
[3282]Everything else is soing wery well. IT an
[3286]-
[3289]Gare 28 bem Higby -
[3290]Qeetiob LIRING-4: : . |
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[3292]BieTe - Peewes Ace be Wass Wate aWeowa Pebes
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[3295]bb stups of te, Wese ce Ne Oleg’ BLE SOMERS
[3296]Mi Salus beohgos wey HAL yY cstece A powtel ve.
[3297]TENE. yeh Cecawa.— Ws cues Gee cy Lb, CALA
[3298]Cod Oto DE. VEC UD Wb He vataso Ye EEDA SAL
[3299]Woes. UW Cue fe twee bes MOVES: ef Yume eo
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[3321]x . — 2, Pata - lo Two se Gepa Scola y cow BLaawag .
[3323]rs . beFics anes - econcurcat 7 Game To Gsewinl | Que
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[3359]Identity Sheet
[3360]; Identity A: Francisco LARA i
[3361]— a) rar
[3362]; Identity B: “Gr lando S SUAREZ at, Lite ? ‘ .
[3363]‘ Identity C: the wife of ‘Jerjes *AGUIRRE
[3364]i Identity D: “feverto™*PaDILLA OC! Ula /
[3365]} Identity EB: Cesar ‘Montes (Bel-303 519)
[3367]1 Identity F: the Casino de la Selva 3
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[3415]; .
[3416]1. VIEW PBRUMEN APPARENT SUSPICIONS OF LIRING-3,
[3417]PREFER ROWTON NOT LEVY ANY REQUIREMENTS ON LIRING-4 OR
[3418]‘ OFFER ANY AID, HOWEVER, SHOULD OPPORTUNITY TO DEBRIEF | .
[3419]OR ELICIT DEVELOP AFTER TRIP, WOULD WELCOME SAME. i '
[3420]2. FILE 201-798301, 201-818842. L
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[3582]ronsinie resition,
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[3593]Guatemainn nassport, snd it teen
[3595]because ci so desire toe fe te Case
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[3604]tre vears te get it, is
[3606]the Iron Curtain coun=-
[3607]ne to Vererzela as he
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[3680]os rel 2 f¢ription 1 :
[3683]eriter an keen cech oth tor many
[3684]writer 73 lela in venting his passport),
[3685]recent On 1) invited thn ws4te-
[3686]raids tb er duat “intormation ‘of inper- .
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[3759]DISPATCH sLeREt
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[3762]4
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[3766]i ‘
[3767]Cuicf, tester Henis;écre Livisicn ee
[3768]Ee wees spe, ‘
[3769]Guief of Station, Gu2tcraia City wasue |
[3771]i
[3772]ponte22i/ LIRING-3 Operation . i
[3773]COT RARE: Please sce Faragraph 3. :
[3775]RLFLRINGES 2 AL HOMMA-36184, 17 January 1965 .
[3776]B. GGA- S7qu, 25 January 1969 }
[3778]1. It is suggested that LIALWG-3 be shown a puoto of Garlos. Enrique LOFEZ
[3779]} Garcia (201- $4U5%.2), «0 gay Ve LutteAtsoude Hae Ge Condes LOLI Wit ty Linme-t
[3780]_ 06 24 Leceswer 1968. he photo of LOFLZ was forwarded wits: iGGA- 3708, 30 January
[3781]1969.
[3782]2. Attached for :exico City and Neadquarters is a yucto of Carles Eurique
[3783]£2 Arevalo, wiich cay also be sioun to LIRL\U-3 for possible ider tification.
[3784]" Liaison reported on 15 February lyoY tat LOPEZ Arevalo travellai to iavana, via
[3785]Fexico, on 12 January 1962 and 12 Noverber 1490S. The following biograpisic data on
[3786]LOPEZ Arevalo was taken from bis Passjurt Application, dated ly Octocer 1965:
[3788]| b. Father Tinoteo LOPEZ ot: GuotinwleL |
[3789]c. Mother Nicolasa AREVALO At Guatemala,
[3790]da. Color of Eyes Black rr
[3792]a eer mnie arena ene ASA Senet eRe arte OF neta wggeretst on mneygegnren remanence
[3795]Puoto’
[3800]or ?-C/riww/att life 1 cy ; ” FEB 2 1969...
[3802]Pea cpete
[3805]red
[3807]oO
[3809]“DISPATCH
[3811]Color of hair
[3812]f. Color of..Sxin
[3813]Ge iweisal
[3815]+ sh, Harital Status
[3817]j- . Passport 30.
[3819]addressees as Javier UMTLRAS.
[3821]CONTINUATION OF |
[3823]. ct
[3825]CLASS Ate
[3827]SECRET |
[3829]165687
[3831]4
[3833]3. Photograris of tario Augusto -ENDGZ Aguilar and ‘erio Ctoniel +E2WEZ
[3834]¥olina were forwarded to Staticn -exico City (:eference 4) vith tee request tey
[3835]be shoun to LILLNG-3 for possivle iventificatien.
[3836]learn whether eitier of the above is the true ave of the incividual immer to
[3838]| Ray J. STRIBESS
[3840]It vould .e interestin; to
[3842]Lb oe SOR AND Le
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[3889]SECEET
[3891]1. Headqmrter's files contain the following information on a Humberto
[3892]GORZALEZ and Exmterto GOSZALZZ Vera vho is provably identical vith the \
[3893]GONZALEZ deseribed by LIRIEG/3 in reference. .
[3895]a. In September 195) one Bumberto GONZALS, in company vith other
[3896]exiles, wes deported from Guatemala to Pazaza. Om 9 September this
[3897]exile group arrived in Pansza on board an Argentine military aircraft.
[3898]It was further reported that on 10 Septender, this saze croup
[3899]Geparted for Argertina via Guavaquil, Lica, ami Santiago. GONZALEZ,
[3900]Geseribded ns a Gaatemmlan national, utilized cafe conduct pass $1232
[3901]or $12925, which listed his occupation as being a railroad worker .
[3902]wee See ee a UD SUD eo CES Abi {se | (SOU: BLP-L100,
[3904]17 Septexter 1954}
[3906]bd. In early May 1957 ope Humberto GUTZALE? Tegn was reported as
[3907]being a menber of the Aliar-a de la Juventad Democratica de
[3909]. Guntemnls (AJDG), a Camumist youth croup. ‘This group was active |
[3910]in the preyaratios and distribution of propaganda which was being |
[3912]1
[3914](Sources EGG-965, 2% Mey 1957, ESCONSOH/2 froa ESCOHSOH/10)
[3916]Cy On 25 April 1959 one Humberto GORZALEZ Vem attended a necting!
[3917]at which plans for May Day celebrations were discussed. ‘hie seme:
[3918]report com-sined tae Field Coment that OOsS7ALEZ was a mezber of
[3919]the For. (Source: GUAT-259, 28 April 1959)
[3921]ape a AAR AR TS RARER ee SANA SNA ConA STAN RGTUSCLAET AE TE SNR rere ere Ha
[3923]ck cael wae Cz 7
[3925]pot. eh ul
[3928]- * - . t 5 7 - : -
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[3931]SECRE® | eS6i-17056
[3933]“ CONTINUATION OF
[3934]DISPATCH
[3938]a In 1959 ome Humberto OCORZALEZ Veg: was reported as being a
[3939]gember of the mtallon Guatemala. This crap had been recrutted
[3941]to join the Hicaragmnr revolutionary forces in trying to overtirow
[3942]the Hicsragasn Goverment of President Lois SOMOZA Debeyle. This
[3943]sane report indicated that CONZALEZ had teen invalwed in the
[3944]Eiearaguan Revolutionary movement, vee a neuber of the POT, and
[3945]worzed as sales mamger for the Amalia de KiCOL Company. The eddress
[3946]for this company wes reported sa 6th Avezze ani ina dt. Zone i,
[3948]Gsatemala City. (530-1331, 22 May 1959, EXGEM/1 fras ESGEH/15)
[3950]e. In late July 1960 one Inmbe-to GONZALEZ vas reported as being
[3951]& leftist who was financing a group veics hed prepared plans for :
[3952]acoup. (Source: Ha-1766, 2 Angust 1960, BSreW/1 from ESAECESS/3)
[3954]2. Headquarters would sppreciate any additional information on GONZALEZ
[3955]that might be developed by addresses.
[3958][oreera
[3959]SECRET
[3961]DISPATCH
[3963]Chief, WH Division
[3965]ONY FAL‘ DESK
[3966]CAB RiGGE DEANS
[3968]Chief of Station, Guatemala City Hic
[3970]Chief of Station, Yexico City
[3972]Actior Required: FYI
[3974]Reference : HSMA-36114, 27 December 1968
[3976]1. Forwarded herewith as attachment =1 are eight reports
[3977]prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the latest develonnents of
[3978]the LIRING-3 operation. . The most important of these are
[3979]revieved below. / .
[3981]os sil free / Hy i
[3983]an , ‘“pomulo,’' wno tater aescriped nimsei1'as
[3985]MNario/*MENDEZ. appeared on the scene as the liaispn
[3987]man betwegi LIRING-3 and tne Guatemalan FAR...
[3989]~ HumbertoX*GONZALFZ Vega, whom MENDEZ called *
[3990]ye Gatc," apparently made initial contact with CYRING-3
[3991]on his own initiative. MWENDEZ said that "El Gato"
[3992]was a "good element" but expnasized that he (MENDEZ)
[3994]would be the person LIRING-3 would deal with o2
[3996]FAR matters. A copy of the sketch of MENDEZ. drawn
[3998]by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIREBEL-2.
[4000]The, lattey, without any hesitation, ideatified it
[4002]4S as “Sav ier X*CONTRERAS, leading FAR representative
[4003]Y re SON ;
[4004]ry , Continued....++.+eeseeereevere
[4005]a Xy : re. Cerwce tT! | es :
[4006]: “Le A . a . Cine Tien pas OO
[4010]xe if Reports (8), h/w
[4011]w2< Documents (7), u/s/c
[4014]MICROPLse,
[4016]FEB ¢ > PR}
[4018]ic. McRae, s
[4020]| aoe
[4022]Distribution: _ 7 |
[4023]Orig & 2 - C/WHD (w/atts - 1 copy each)
[4024]2 - COS, Guatemala City (w/atts ~ 1 copy ei
[4026]1
[4030]Vanes
[4034]Pleven, Mate
[4036]LETS Dee
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[4044]OTN eed Lae Abia oti
[4046]eee re Pa eer erred eee e eres
[4048]err eee, "
[4049]eee Ca ee ot SEE He SOM ROL AD Ny MELE
[4051]CONTINUATION OF
[4053]DISPATCH BMWA ~ 36184
[4055]|
[4056]|
[4057]|
[4058]_
[4060]|
[4061]in Mexico and a suspected PBRUMEN contact. The i
[4062]Staticn had the LIEMERACEZ team cover the entrance |
[4063]of the building where “MENDEZ and other FAR members |
[4064]have an apartment they use for clandestine meetings i
[4065]with LIRI“G-3. Despite the fact thet the team H
[4066]knows LIRING-3 from previous surveillance and that !
[4067]a copy of LIRING-3's sketch of MEND2Z was also
[4068]provided, the LIEMBRACEs spotted neither nan. The
[4069](Station naturally plans to cover another meeting H
[4070]and is also exploring the possibility of determining;
[4071]who rented the apartment and from whom. It is of ;
[4072]some interest tc note that MENDEZ, aithough he gave :
[4073]LIRING-3 the agreed upon recognition signal, may i
[4074]still not be the "Pavel" LIRIXG-3 was told he would '
[4075]meet. LIRING-3 was shown a photograph of Oscar }
[4076](aor - 941533) Arturo°&prarz Ramirez (know. to have serviced a
[4077]letter drop in Mexico City used by Yichelle Jeannette
[4078]FIRK before her death in Guatemala). LIRING-3 :
[4079]thougnt it lcoked iike a poor print of a photograph |:
[4080]or “Pavel” shown to kin while still incarcerated.
[4082]b. LIRING-3 is S apparently still suspicious H
[4083]Se en we tere aw prrers wee ec !
[4084]several letters (see paragraph 2) froz members of
[4085]the YAR in Guatemala warning him tnat adverse rumors:
[4086](some of then calling him a WOFIRM agent) have been ‘
[4087]circulated in that country by Carlos PERZABAL Marcre.
[4088]Knowsing that PERZABAL's father-in-law is a close
[4089]friend of Chief, LIRING, LIRING-3 sourced che rumors.
[4090]to the LIRING headman - He first took up the matter
[4091]of the accusations made against hin with LIRING-9.
[4092]. The latter said there was nothing to this, but, and
[4093]there was 2 but, LIBIMNC-9 reminded LIRING-2 that
[4094]in the past he had been connected “with a person of
[4095]mysterious and suspicious affiliations," a clear
[4096]reference to ROWTON, LIRiNG-3's Greek friend. When
[4098]LIRING-3 insisted he wanted to discuss the matter
[4099]of the allegations sade against his directly with
[4103]Chief, LIRING, LIRING-9 ryronised to make an appoint-:
[4104]ment for him. This appojntzent, however, never
[4106]materialized. That Chie2, LIRING may have spread j
[4108]the allegations made against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL |
[4110]|
[4112]t
[4114]was confirred by” Rolando SUAREZ (see ROWTON'S
[4116]o report dated 31 December). LIRING-3 also took up !
[4117]the matter of the PERZABAL denunciations with MENDEZ,
[4118]who told him that the FAP had paid no attention to
[4119]them and even accompanied LIRING-3 to PERZABAL's
[4120]house. LIRING-3, however, made the mistake of '
[4121]giving his name when asked who was calling. The H
[4122]result, as couid be expected, was that PERZABAL was !
[4123]"not in.” MENDEZ agreed to accompany LIRING-3 to.
[4124]LIPING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIRING-3 } }
[4125]not to make accusations without proof. MENDEZ,
[4126]incidentally, does not appear to be pro-PBRUMEN.
[4127]This is interesting in view of the fact that .
[4128]CONTRERAS, vith whom he may.’be identical, is a j
[4129]» suspected contact of the PBRUMENers. j
[4131]c. So far, it does not seen that the FAR has
[4132]‘been greatly disturbed by the accusations made
[4133]against LIRING-3. In fact, MENDEZ and the two othe
[4134]FAR members LIRING-3 met on 1 January’ have urged
[4135]LIRING-3 to join them in the hills of Guatenala,
[4136]where guerrilla warfare, they said, will soon be
[4138]a ceeey. 8
[4140]ect §30 USE PRE. US Exrhoe, “SECRET. _ xb ecmaues
[4142]i.
[4143]i:
[4146]t
[4147]1
[4150]1
[4152]Eee ree RE LA APNE tame eran nent RG aes gm A A ate
[4154].
[4156]- * ,
[4160]i Cheat Pela TS te Sra Foe — ANO fUUbiA
[4161]CONTINUATICAE OF i : :
[4162]DISPATCH SECRET HMMA - 36184
[4164]¥ inteasified. They did not hide that their purpose
[4165]was to broadcast LIRING-3's tame and the fact that
[4166]a Kezican had joined their fight. This was ‘apparently
[4167]to zppeal to the Mexican left and gain their support.
[4168]While LIRING-3 has declared himself ready to go back
[4169]to Qiatenala (if this was what ROWION wanted hin to
[4170]do), he did sot need ROWZON to decide that broad~
[4171]casting his name from the jungles of Guatenala was
[4172]not a thing he wanted anyone to do. At Station -
[4173]directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
[4174]recent isprisonment he had to take care of his wife
[4175]before doing any more for the cavse. The best way
[4176]to d this was to take LIRING-4 to PERUMEN ind leave
[4177]her with relatives. This led LIRING-3 to ask what,
[4178]if anything, he could do for the FSR in Mexico.
[4179]So far, however, his FAR friends have not risen to
[4180]the bait. ‘
[4182]t
[4183]2. Forwarded under separate cover as attachment #2 are
[4184]the ortowing docunents:
[4186]2. &A& copy of a letter from Oscar Moises
[4187]ROLDAN Espinoza. ( Ani-h%4n4 )
[4189]Decenber 1968, fron lar ta7*BARRIOS. sex F
[4191]ce. Translations.and copies of letters ‘from
[4192]Marta BARRIOS to LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 dated
[4193]29 December and from "Violeta" ted 17 November. \
[4194]25, Vjcwndke
[4195]dad. Copies of two letters’ Bed’ two A setearas
[4196][received by LIEING-3 from“Rafael and Rigoberto
[4197]*ARGUETA Alvarado dated 10 December (see ROWTON' s
[4198]report ef 19 December). i
[4199]aia e3 A copy of the letter sent by LIRING-3 to
[4200]ae ee Marcue with copies for the Mexican
[4201]and S¢amisbh Communist Parties. This letter is
[4202]dated 25 December.
[4205]| ». A translation and a copy of a letter, dated
[4207]f. A copy of an article written by LIRING-3
[4208]and published in a Mexican magazine. The date, ‘
[4209]number, and name of the magazine are marked on the ,
[4210]=" Copy. yet got
[4212]Jacobo
[4214]g. A copy of the note written by
[4215]RODRIGUEZ Padilla (af longtime member of the}
[4216]Guatemalan Conmunis$ Party living in Mexico)
[4217]intreducing’Carlosy*LOPEZ (who was an important
[4218]FAR leader in Guatemala until he cane to Mexico in
[4220]"late 1968). ok Gua ala i
[4222]a. A copy of an article which appeared in a ;
[4223]Chiapas newspaper announcing LIRING-3's release. :
[4226]7 a Dow Rt f\- wd
[4228]for Willard C. CURTIS
[4231]Son 7 er manana anieriengsa mB eee
[4233]Me ee
[4235]| MSA anions a teeta den nae eign BG means tine eden Sine cneeauttentet aes ae Se om
[4240]‘ an, . ad
[4242]“ L Ronen OS
[4243]tous ’ : Ltt -
[4244]- HIOA-B8610f
[4246]19 December, 19638
[4247]|
[4249]> | SBP
[4251]i .
[4252]4. LIRING/3 gave Rowton two letters dated 10 December ,1968, fron
[4253]Rafsel Argueta A. and Rigoserto Argueta A. (Alvarado) in which
[4254]forrer states he working in Chiquimula ana gets home only every
[4255]fifteen dzeys. Zermer Latter states among profsse creetings and
[4256]best wishes that "Juan José y Miguel fkefuxkarrresy tienen un
[4257]aio para hacerle fuerte al cestino" which L/3 isterprets to sean
[4258]that Leén Barrios brothers intend resume activity on behalf FAR
[4259]@8 soon as they released. ‘
[4261]€e Laains/3 LOLG BOWLON Coat De nC DeB one or Doth brothers will
[4262]core to Mexico after release and asked kowton whether he could
[4264]determine probabi@ date of release so that he cculd be prepared
[4265]receive then:
[4266]"los leones® will come to visit him when they leave their cage.
[4268]bys sit I ; -
[4269]Hrima 3694
[4271]aol
[4273]LiciInG/3 will reply to letters xmrsxiang hoping that
[4277]eescnkesabi af HUI sg Htc HOM Ae art
[4279]eA ANTES Oe
[4281]Cee
[4283]ha ees
[4285]ge TM eral
[4287]t
[4290]na
[4292]i
[4293]h
[4295]Mats pecan netecnetin RS a RAITT eit INO Coe Kb entertain gon
[4297]any
[4299]a . 23 Necember,1968 : }
[4300]Subject: LIRinG/3 Report of Contact by "Pavel" of PAR.
[4301]4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton et 1000 on 23/12/66 at the restaurant
[4302]in the Camino Zeal Hotel that at long last the FAR contact promised by
[4303]the Leén Barrios brothers: had appeared. LIZING/3 told Zowton that et about
[4304]1900 on 19 December a Guatezalan came to his apartment and intppduced
[4305]himself as “a friend of Violeta." L/3 invited him in but asked him not to
[4306]discuss anythirg sensitive in the presence of his wife. After about ten
[4307]minutes of chit chat in the spartcent, L/3 and the Gustemalan, who gave
[4308]his name siiply as "Romulo", went to a nearby restaurant to talk privately.
[4310]2. According to LIRIKG/3, the Guatemalan stated that he had been ordered
[4311]by FAR to maintain contact with L/3. When queried by L/3 regarding the
[4312]Humberto GonzAlez Veza whom he had met nraviquely, "DAmeta® oeoteicsa)
[4313]"Oh, you mean ‘£1 Gato’ —- he's 4 good element, but ne will not bezr your
[4314]FaR contact. I have been entrusted with that mission." "Rémulo" also stared
[4315]that he knew Francisco Lara well and had worzed with hin in Guatemala City
[4316]seme time ago until Lara was arrested. "Rémulo" added that unfortunately
[4317]Lara's nother hed betrayed him to the police and he barely escaped arrest
[4318]at that time. "Résulo” confirced that Lara had been uncer a cloud as far
[4319]as his superiors were concerned and had mace the ill-feted trip
[4321]in order to attempt to clear himself of charzes against him.
[4323]3. when LIRING/3 told "Rémulo” that be had been in touch with the LIRING
[4324]office since his return, the latter exclsine?,"But what have the LInisG
[4325]people to do with us?" This gave L/3 the definite impressicn that "Rdmulo*
[4326]himself was not in touch with a PEZUMCN representative in Kexico City,and,
[4327]in any case, didnot like the ZIRING establishment. :
[4329]&,. He then asked L/3 to give him a summary report of the arrest and detention,
[4331]L/3 told Rowton that he balked at this at first, protesting to "Zémalo” taat
[4332]he had already given the details to the Leén Barrios brcthers and"Cebollito"
[4333]who he was sure had passed on the report to the FAR in Guatemala. “hen
[4335]"Rémulo” explained that he would aspreciate en oral report on the spot since
[4337]‘he wes not fully informed beceuse of communications problems, LIRIEG/3 told
[4338]' Rowton that he went over the whole episode for "Rémulo's" benefit. "Rémulo®
[4340]then asked to see LIRING/3 again at’ 1100 on 24 December to continue their
[4341]discussion. He promised toeneet L/3 on the. street in front of his apartment
[4342]house at the appointed tine. . ; i i .
[4344]5. LIRING/3 con*inued to Rowton that auch to bis surpkrise andl indignation ;
[4345]he received a letter on the following day(20/12/68) from Mart » the mother -”
[4347]co a
[4352]fee 2.
[4353]|
[4354]of the Len Zarrios brothers, in which,emong other thines, she stated that
[4355]“the man on the bgcycle", which L/3 explained to kowton meant Carlos
[4356]Persabal hed written a letter containing grave charges
[4357]against LIXING/3. The letter, which L/3 read aloud to Rowton, went an to
[4358], assure L/3 that these charges were not believed but constituted a source
[4360]of annoyance to the writer's friends. !
[4362]6. LIRING/3 continued to Rewtcn that he felt so indignant and shocke1 at
[4363]this unpleasant development that he deciced to see the Chief LIKING and
[4364]have it ait with hin. L/3 explained that since the Chief LIRING is on very
[4365]friendly terms with the father-in-law of Persabai he micht be aware of the
[4366]letter and even possibly erccurgaged Fersabal to write it. L/3 told Howton
[4367]that he then got in touch with LIaING/2 by telephone andimade a date to meet
[4368]pim at tne LIKING establishrent at 0930 on 21/12/68. when he arrived et the
[4369]gate at thet time ne was told that LIZING/2 nad not yet arriveed. After a wait
[4370]of some twenty minutes, LIRING/2 appeered but asked LIRING/3 to wait a little
[4371]. longer since he was very busy. After another annoyisg wait, LIRING/S appeared
[4372]instead of LIRING/2 and talzed with LIZING/3 on the patio. LIRING/3 explained
[4373]‘that he wanted urzently to talk with the Chief LIZINS siice something bad
[4374]come up with regard to Persetal, He reminded LIZING/9 that he orisinelly bed
[4375]exppresseé a desire to have a face-to-fece confrontation ‘with Persbbal in
[4376]tbe LINING office so that he could present his report on'‘the arrest in sis
[4377]presence. LIRinG/9, accordirs to LIAING/3, brushed this off again with the
[4378]comment, "Sut as I told you before, you're making a mountain of a colehill.
[4379]You're exaggerating the whole business.”
[4381]9. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton that he then took out Martha's letter and insisted
[4382]that LIRING/9 read it. The latter expressed amazement at ithe revelation of -
[4383]Persabal's action but did not agree with LIRING/3 that the Chief LIEING ;
[4384]would be able to shed ligot on it. LIZING/3 then told LIRING/9 that he did :
[4385]not like the cemes that everycne seemed to be playing with him, and asked
[4386]LIRING/O point baank what it was thet rotivated his to ask for a writter
[4388]_ report of the arr:st and,after L/3 coxzplied with the request, to @rap his
[4389]feet. L/3 continued that he felt he had been frank with the LIRING office,
[4390]whereas on the other hand they were not honest with him ij telling him shat
[4391]they thought of him. L/9 then assured L/3 of his confidence inhim and added
[4392]that in the past certain persons, including Hugo, the assistant to LIR1NG/11,
[4393]had felt thatLIRinc/3 had been connected with a person of; mysterious and .
[4394]suspicious affildationa. '1/3, understanding this to be a clear allusion to
[4395]Rowton, admitted to having known this person in the past ree having hed
[4397]CS Cord.
[4400]- . . 3.
[4402]i
[4403]t
[4406]i
[4408].a few business transac-ions with him, including the sale of a number of
[4410]his paintinga, but insisted with sore annoyance that this had sok bearing
[4411]on hig political activity. LIZING/9 acreed and aaded that it was reaily a
[4412]thing of the past that should not bother iIaZIHG/3. Ze promised to make an
[4413]appointment for LIRING/3 to see the Caief LIRING sozetime the following week.
[4415]8. LIRinG/3 continued that when ke met with "Rémulo* later that morning he
[4416]also showed the letter froz Martze to Lin. According to L/3, :*Rémulo" becane
[4417]indignant and sugeested thet they talk to Fersabal torether to get to the
[4418]bottcm of the matter. L/3 and "Eimulo" then took a taxi to the residence of
[4419]Persabdal in the hope of finding Sim in at the tine. *hen L/3,; Rowever, rang
[4420]the outside be&l he was told by& woman ( who he susrects wxrk was either
[4421]Persabal's wife or sister-in-law) that ersabal wes not at hore. L/3 noted
[4422]the woman's astonishnent in cer tcue of voice when ce statea-fis name ee uc
[4423]request. "Rémulo" who was present later cozuzented that L/3 should hot have
[4425]iven his nane since it was obvious that mum Fersatal was at aome but did
[4426]not want to see LIRING/3. 7
[4428]1
[4430]‘9. According to 1/3, "Rémulo" at the seconé meeting stated that "several"
[4432]friends of his were plannir.3 to return to Guatemala to continue their work
[4434]‘for the PAR and that he hoped that LIRING/3 right be able to Lelp in this
[4435],
[4437]mission. "Rémulo”" did net specify what kina of assistance he ‘expected from
[4438]LIRL:G/3 tut promised to give nin detaiis sben the time caze for action in
[4439]this matter. He promised to see L/3 again at 1600 on 26 Deceuber ,1968.
[4441]40. LIEKING/3 told Rowton that he planned to insist on seeing: the Chief LIkING
[4442]‘IN TSE HOPE of determining his reaction to the charges by Persabal in view
[4443]‘of the Chief's friendship with tae in-laws of Fersatal. }
[4445]ace B Rowton
[4449]mete ce set Parr
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[4462]7 - 26 Pecerber ,1268
[4463]CONTACT REPORT
[4467]2. Date and Site of Meeting: 4100, 26/12/68; Camino Real Restaurant.
[4469]3. Next Meeting: 1100, 28/12/68; " " "
[4471]4. Reports/Information Passed by Acert: :
[4473]a) Contact of Carlos Lénez: 1/3 reported that abcut 1430 cn 24 December
[4474]as he and bis wife arrived at their apartment, tney found a"chaparit?
[4475]who introduced himseif as Carlos Lépez, a Guatemalan friend of
[4476]Jacobo Hodriguez(Padilla), and gave L/3 a note of intrcauction from
[4477]that ferson. L/3 gave Rowton the ortdinel etter hese Is avuacucd
[4478]herewith. L/3 told Rowton taat Lépez stated that he was anxious to
[4479]send various items, inclucing medicines, to FBRUNEN,and appealed to
[4480]L/3 since he "understood" that L/3 and his wife had contacts taorough
[4481]which he could send the items. Lépez, according to 1/3 appeared §very
[4483]: interested to be reassured that L/3 really did have good contacts
[4485]‘ with the LIRING estabiisczent. when L/3 assured him that he did see
[4487]i , LIRING respresentatives, Lépez went on to re¥eal that:he was a friend
[4489]; of Cerlos Perzabal and thet ne was fully informed concerning the
[4491]recent "tragic situation” of toth Persabal and LIRING/3. This bomb
[4493]shell shock L/3 badly and he felt obdlized to launch into a diatribe
[4494]against Perzabal. dhen Lépez commented that "naturally @e have to
[4496]: take Ferzabal's word against yours,since he know hin better,” L/3
[4498]i told Rowton that he demanded an explanation of who the "we" were.
[4500]i Lépez sinply replied thet it neaht"ivortent® persons in Guatenala
[4502]j . _ and Mexicu. He added that,"°as you know", Persabdal was known even to
[4504]. CSsar Montes. L/3 retorted, "But Montes has been stripped of his
[4506]H ' authority,as you should know." This led L/3 to the counterclaim that
[4508]i . he also had good friends in Guatemala and Mexico who could testify on
[4510], bis bebalt. = o
[4512]LIRIWG/3 told Rowton that he then showed Lopes a photostatic copy
[4514]of the attached letter which he had written to Perzabal demanding
[4516]: an explanaticn of ay ye he was known to be, spreading against
[4518]him, and which neshx43 direscy sent to the CP Mexico and. Spain. He’
[4520]i ’ asked Lépez to keep the copy and te1l his good friend ferzabal where
[4522]i he got it and uncer what circumstances. :
[4524]LIRIKG/3 continued to Rowton that he had to cut short svt be « rather
[4525]/ heated exchange with Lépez since he had a date at 4600! that same
[4526]day with "Rémulo” outside his apartment house.
[4529]| po inting out that it could just as easily and logically have eome
[4531]. co, 2.
[4533]pm tater we ae ee =
[4535]b} Costect with "Réqulo": LixING/3 told Rotten that he azain sae
[4536]Réaulo, the FR liaison, outside his apartsent house et about 1610
[4538]fax short time earlier that afternocn, he told Rémulo about the
[4539]corments made by Carlos l4pez. Romulo, according to L/3, did not
[4540]indicate that he knew Lofez at all, but agreed wita 1/3 that tie
[4541]accusations of Perzabal must be net head-on. He suggested tne fol-
[4542]lowing course of action: L/3 should wait for the reply from Karta
[4543](mother of Leén Barrios brothers} as to the exact cheries made by
[4544]Perzabal before takins up the matser with the Chief LIRING. =a
[4545]tended to agree wita L/3 that the LIRING establishment nicht fave
[4546]inspired Perzaval's letter, but felt it would be better if 1/3
[4547]had a statement from Marta befcre accusing the PBRUMsiers of tad
[4549]+ meat. eat te CO re nS Ok Oe SS» 2a tee be
[4550]SOAS Ba eee eee ee Gee ee 2 SOS Olle lns ac Volo Sry 5S
[4552]arrange a confrontation with Ferz2bal in the presence of three
[4553]"important FAR officials in Mexico", including a certain “Julio?
[4554]also known as "Buda". Résulo felt that Bude could lure FPerzabel to
[4555]& private seeting sinne the latter irexr alre.dy had interviewed
[4556]a bim some time ago and would be anxious to see him ‘again. This sould
[4557]provide a go00d pretext for a ccnfrontation between Perzabal azd
[4558]LIRING/3 to clear up the whole matter. j
[4559]CG) Prorosed Meeting with LIHING Chief: LIaixG/3 told Rowton thet he
[4560]felt it essential to see the LIkIsG Chief ca the morning of 27 Dec
[4561]. even if he does not receive a reply fron Marta byithat time. ze
[4562]: explained that he felt he could get some sort of staterent from the
[4563]LIKING Chief, either affirning or denying his knowledge of the
[4564]Perzabal letter so that he could use this in a possible meetizcg vith
[4565]-.--.-. the latter in the presence of Kémulo and his colleagues. He said
[4566]that be felt this important in view of a possible ‘invitation te
[4567]PBRUMEN that he mivht receive momentarily.
[4568]5. Information/Guidence Given to Asent: Rowton cautioned L/3 against jumping
[4569]the gun in accusing the LININGs of inspirirs the Ferzabal letier,
[4571]of the César Montes croup,who are expected to be glose; to the
[4572]LIRINGs and the CPM as well as possibly \ PTG
[4573]XY
[4575]Wer
[4580]i
[4582]|
[4584]4
[4586]i
[4588]1
[4590]t
[4592]|
[4594]i
[4596]| nd log
[4597]| from such Guatemalan exiles as Navarette,Capuano,or even persceas
[4598]|
[4600]i
[4607]SAN Are emnemee Cait etretee tad ne ine nc ne wt Be a eins
[4609]rime Up astotrion omeert aan 1.
[4611]AAR Lane Peat ok ree at Gah dentine nae angler annem Se
[4613]~ Roldén Zssinoza dated 27 November ,1958, which LISI!:G/3 had received on
[4615].. : ; 30 Decesber, 1968
[4617]Subject: LIRUG/3 Identification of "Rémulo" Keported PAR Lisaison.
[4621]1. £6 1100 on 28 Decender, 1902, LIAING/3 reported ts Povton at! the
[4623]Camino 2eal restaurant that be bed again met briefly with "Réizulo®
[4625]in front of bis (1/3's) apartment house about 1600 on 27/12/68. Cn
[4627]this occasicn "Zéxulo” identified himself as Mario Menéez.and promised
[4629]to give Li=ETiG/3 a telepnone at which he could be contacted in the fu-
[4630]ture. ‘ .
[4632]2. wWita rerard to the Perzabal z ccusations, "Kémulo” again caubionedé
[4633]LIRISG/3 arzinst juzpisg the gur with the Chief of LIRING ( i.e. accusi-:g
[4634]him of havizg inspired the charges), since if the LIN™!G Chief called
[4636]his bluff, 1/3 would have no proof. "Rémulo” recoz=mended that L/3 wait
[4637]until he received a reply from Marta giving details of the accusaticrs
[4638]before preceeaing rurtoer. Se suucd sues a Suus tins hr 272 hte entlescneg
[4639]would glediy conzront Persabal and cleer up the matter.
[4641]3. LiRING/3 described "R6zulo" as a Guatemalan of about 28 years of ase,
[4642]5°6", 125 ibs,sraignt black thinning hair, small eyes,clipped moustacne.
[4643]L/3 added that "Rémulo" frequently squints his eyes, eitner from a cervous
[4644]habit ,or sexe physical defect. LIRIHG/3 drew Eowton a rough sketch of
[4645]"Rérulo” as he recelled him froa the three brief meetixgs he ms had with
[4646]him to date.
[4648]&. LIKI‘N¢/3 also gave Rowton the oricinal of the letter from Karta dames
[4649]postmarked 18 Decesber,1968, is waich mention was rade of the Perzabal
[4650]charges, I/3 resinded Rowton that Perzabal is referred to in the letter
[4651]as “el hozbre de la bicicleta’y; and that the Ledn Barrios brothers (sona
[4652]of Karta) as "los ratojos."
[4654]5. LIRINS/3 also gave Rowtoa the original letter of Kexxzxe Cscar Moisés
[4656]4 Decemuer,1S68. The enveloce bears the same return address es tnat of
[4657]7 November,1968. Rold&én encloses the negative of a snapshot of himselt
[4658]as a "recuerdo." The letter contains general greetings and a plea for
[4659]whatever help L/3 can manage to five Xolddn.
[4661]6 LIRINGJ3 asked Howton's approval t>. send 500 pesos to Marta (via ber =f
[4663]sister) to encouraze her to continue writing him and keeping bim inforsad
[4664]of what develops, especially if end when her sons are released. Rowton
[4665]agreed but stressed that L/3 should explain that he had. ‘menaged to b2ve
[4666]this extra money as a result of sis recent exposition and to regret that
[4670]- Wallace 38 nopton
[4672]74
[4674]See tei anim Lo
[4679], OO “UNenss Bands ‘
[4681](Paver?) -
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[4715]31 Lecexter, 1958 -
[4716]. Subject: LIRTNS/3 Peoert of Meeting with FLP Merbere in Mexico City.
[4718]1. LIRKING/3 reported tc Rowton at the Robin Restaurant at 1700 on 36/12/58
[4719]that when he returned to his apartment at about 120C on 28/12/63 he
[4721]found Mario Mendez (eka "8émulo") waiting in the cozpany of another FAz
[4722]memoer, whom L,/’3 descrited es “very fat" agced about 25 with a dreppire
[4723]moustache. L/} told Rowton that since he did not wish to involve his size
[4724]in conversation with these persons, invited tinem outside to a nearby res—
[4725]taurant. }
[4727]| 2. According te LIhIiG/3 Hario Mendez and his friend told hin that FAz
[4728]hed decided finally to withdraw all its forces from the cities and to
[4732]| reoreun tn tne mauntaine iu wiles af tha inemccctnne "rec rsthcn” 22 the
[4736]{wirtual iupossibility of effective action in the urban areas of Guatexaia.
[4737]i|they stated that they ani a number of their cosrades in #exico vere pianning
[4738]ito return to Guatemala sad doin the FAR forces in the mountains. They tien
[4739]t invited LIsinG/3 to acccupany tiem on their return trip, fecliag that i:
[4740]that way ne could contribute more to the strurgle. In reply to I/3's queries
[4741]‘ they did not specify how L/3 was to survive another trip and in fact te
[4742]: of any use vo thea in *he sountains. They sirply saic that they felt it
[4743]: would be useful to give vide publicity to I/3's presezce in the mountains,
[4744]once he reached that area. L/3 tcld Howton that he reacted ‘to this sczrewtat
[4745]startlirg proposal in es lozical a wey as possible, saying that he world
[4746]have it give it careful thought, inaszuch as it raised a number of very
[4747]serious problems with hia and his fazily. Mario Mendez and sis friend esn-
[4748]cluded with e rousing cheer for the "real revoluticnaries"™ who put asi
[4749]all thoughts of personsl safety and cozfort and rush into the battle. shea
[4750]L/3 yointed out that ther themselves after all had witadrawn from the action
[4751]i they replied that precisely for that rezson they intended te return ard
[4752]: do their share for the cause.
[4754]3. LIRT:G/3 also reported that he end his wife spent the 29th of Deceabder
[4756]-- With Crlando Suarez in Cuernavaca and haa lunch with hia and Jorge Gotoy.
[4758]Suarez renarced privately to L/3 that he had visited the Lrkine offices cn
[4759]24-25 Decenber and was “ot pleased” with comments he had hpard concerning
[4760]LIRING/3. Ze recommended taat L/3 see the Chief L1a.2G"as soon as possible”
[4761]to put the record straighs concerning the ‘circumstances surrounding his
[4763]. arrest and especially his, subsequent release. Suarez intimated that the
[4764]‘Chief IHING apparently favored the version civen by Ferzabal, with whose
[4765]in-laws he was on very close personal terms. LIRING/3 told owton that he
[4766]Planned to try agein to reet privately with, tae. Chief italn¢ on the morning
[4767]of 31 Decender,1208- , : jgeey ,
[4771]Poona eat eae
[4773]ree rahe De om ort ae oe
[4775]Te PEE eH AEE EERO SENET ert A suet lta +
[4778]14.90000
[4780]ams,
[4782]2.
[4786]4. In reply to Rowtcn's questions concerzinz the identity of the fcllowing
[4787]names that appear in tne letters tc him ’rom Varta Barrios de Leén, LIxlNG/3
[4788]5 wade the following clarifications: ‘
[4790]i
[4791]H
[4794]4)"Los cabchitcs" and "Los patojos” refer to Suan jend Miguel Lejn
[4796]5 Barrios. , |
[4797]3 2) "Else" is the true raze cf the elzeat Leén 3 * os sister (esparent
[4798]‘ age 25). ,
[4800]i 3) "Le negra" is a leén Barrios sister aged about 14.
[4802]4) "Le chiguita™ is eix-year-old sister of the Leén Barrios brothers.
[4804]5) "Felissa" is the novia of Juér ccsé Leén Zerrios.
[4806]6) "Yuri" is a child, probably of hacia Elena, who is a close friend
[4807]ané possibly relative of tae Le6éa 3arrics fenily.
[4809]7) pe xoraiata” ana “Cari? whese identity L/3 never learned are both
[4810]active members of FAR who frequextly visited the Leén Barrics
[4812]i brethers and acted as PAR couriers. i
[4816]5. Liki:G/3 told Rowton that as regards the Rrexrcasdt proposed revisit to
[4817]Guatemala, he was prepared to discuss this with xowton and would be willing
[4818].to undertake the hazardous cission, "if ttere were no oteer alternative’,
[4819]but that in any case careful plans would have to be worked out especially
[4820]‘with regard to commuuications, if Rowton toped to profit by L/3's rexewed
[4821]‘involvement with FAR in Guatezala,
[4823]H
[4824]1
[4826]i
[4828]sta pattems bans RE FAAP Me nina foagem nner a
[4832]11a) 3 date hc Benn ERpeR ee PER ARR: F RoI Temata A EY eee
[4833]1
[4834]: i,
[4837].
[4838]ed
[4839]2
[4840]A
[4841]i
[4842]pom eee oe
[4843]ea eee ayy tan tne meres
[4846]test wean Antal
[4848]- i a
[4849]- Guetemala. "Rozulo" was less sympathetic, and when L/3 stated that he felt
[4851]"gee." L/3 made sure to drop the statement that he was planninw as a matter
[4853]real ete en (img ce SN dle LE atte PTT
[4855]a
[4857]4 vanuary 1969
[4858]t
[4860]Subject: LIsI5G/3 Heport of Meeting at PAK Safehouse. |
[4861]4. &t,2100 on 1/1/69 2% the Robin Restaurant ilni.G/3 reported to Rowton
[4862]tnat he went, as requested by "Xémulo", to Calle Coahuila 22% (across
[4864]froz doolwort=s nezr the corner of Insurgertes Sur) enc found "RKénulo"
[4866]|
[4867]in apartment 12 ic the company of two other persons, previously unknown
[4869]to LIRING/3. Both wppeared younzer than "irulo”" and one could easily be
[4870]his brother because of the physical resezbisnce. The other, apparent age
[4871]25, light exicned,vto was introduced simply as an Ecuadorian, had a good
[4872]Guatezalan accent, and revealed in his resarzs an excellent knowledge of
[4873]Guatezala. The =cuadorian, who hed the acost pleasant personality of the
[4874]three, remarked during the conversation tasat ne had been inprisoned in
[4875]tze old penitentiary in Guatemala City and subsequextly "thrown" over the
[4876]vues LO oai¥esor. ‘
[4878]2. LraIKG/3 told aowton that the small apartzent contained nothing that he
[4879]could see but a table and several chairs and was obviously a safenouse
[4880]rather than a residence. "Réntulo™ later confirmed this when he told L/3
[4881]that taney would have to meet there in the fubure only by aprointment since
[4882]they did not live there but came cnly froz time to time to talk. ‘s a rey
[4883]sult, LIXING/3 made a date with them for 16CO on Friday, 3/1/69, et wiich
[4884]time be, L/3, would come to the apertment. "Rémulo" pronised to. wait for him
[4885]at the entrance to the apartment building so that L/3 would not have to
[4886]ring the bell end wait outside the door unnecessarily. i :
[4888]3. Daring the Zriendiy discussicn that ensued in the apartment,L/3 took
[4889]the line previcusly agreed on with Rowton with apparent success. The young
[4890]Ecuadorian showed his approval by nodding his head sevsral times, when L/3
[4891]outlines his reasons for not accepting at ence the proposal to return to
[4893]it necessary in any case to travel first to PBRUM=N to get his wife settiled
[4894]"Rémuio” shrugced his shoulders,renarking, "Sut can't sae iget by herself.f
[4895]L/3 then offerred to be of any service while in FBRUBEH, bat did not re-
[4896]ceive any pcsitive reaction. "Rézuio" responded simply with a "Yes, we'll
[4898]of fact to see LIKING/9 the following morning to talk apout the | svar which
[4899]L/9 himself had already volunteesed to arranse.
[4901]&. men the subject of Fercabal's calumnies against L/3 cane up ‘toward the
[4902]end of the conversation, "RSmulo” told L/3:"Don't worry agout that any sore.
[4903]A guatemalan, whom you don't know, will take osre of ret pesven "de una vez’
[4904]L/3 told xoston he felt this remark was too full of foreboding for him to!
[4905]ask for details. Ze agreed to come again to tae Oy a 1600 on 3/1/69.
[4909]ethan mnneraion ADS
[4912]A ye
[4914]eee Sere
[4916]2 BE meat ee wrt ite Leteeee ALE aap heen esd? stemmed ani hit LONI wh 5
[4918]~,
[4920]i
[4921]4 Jaenuery,1968 :
[4923]a a a re
[4925]Subject: LIRInG/3 Report of Address of Mario Mendez,aka “BErulo®.
[4927]i
[4928]1. LIAING/3 repsrted to Rowton at 1000 cn 1/1/69 at the Robinj Zesteurant
[4929]thet be had not succeeded in seeing the Chief LIZING as he haa horeé the
[4930]previous worning since the latter did not acpear at bis office by 70c0,
[4931]when LIZING/3 had to leave to nake the contact wita "xésulo" at tis apart-
[4932]ment. LIaIsG/3 cortinued to Rowton thet woen he arrived at his apartaent
[4933]about 1015 he found a note from "R&émulo” askins him to cone to the £ollow-
[4934]ing acdress ak between 1130-1200 the following cay ( 1 January ,19 95952
[4936]Calle Coahuile 221.
[4937]2. Rowton therefore made anctner date with LIRIUG/3 for that sese evening
[4939]eh RARR ne ERR DART On eee Ba ade BR we TING mee nwt Le tote wrat_
[4941]we ee ee Ree ee eee ee SS OE Ge mee Fw rere oe
[4943]ing. xeeton showei LIHI:G/2 the two pictures passed tqnim by the Station
[4944]of persozs suspected of beirz *Rénulo" end the fat colleague.! LIR1#S/3
[4945]told Rowton that be could see no resemblance to eitber person, but be felt
[4946]that the photo of the stczt rerson corresponded te the descriptice of the
[4947]“Pavel” he was supposed to meet. He recalled thet at the tine! the Leén
[4948]Berrios brothers tcld him they would arrance fo1' "Favel” to contact hin
[4949]in Mexico City uppa his return, they snowed him a rather poor; reproduction
[4950]of a picture of Pavel that tad appeered in the local press following a
[4952]gunfisht toat Favel had had on the border while crossings into Hexico.
[4953]| .
[4955]3. Rowton then expressed to LIRING/3 his grave reservalions coucerning ung
[4956]the proposed truvel of L/3 to Guatemala in the cozpany of his new FAR
[4957]friends. Rowton pointed out that such a trip would be extremely risky for
[4958]1/3 personally with little hope of any worthwhile production for Zowton.
[4959]LIRING/3 agreed and said that he felt he would have to continue to stall,
[4960]even at the risk of alienatirg the affections and confidence of his new
[4962]contacts. Rowton sucgestei that L/3 tell them that before he lcould pessibly
[4964]consider such a return trip he would have to visit FERUNEN with his wife
[4965]and child to get then settled there so that they would not agein be exposed
[4967]“to the difficuities they suffered during his last trip - financial as well
[4969]as psychological. This would cive L/3 at least another sonth before’ he
[4971]would be faced wita the triz. Rowton added that L/3 should offer to: do
[4972]“eversthing possible” in Mexico for his friends, reviewing for then bis
[4974]- knowledge and experience of the border areas, his service in ithe navy as
[4976]“ hence he should "play it atraight" with betht sides. | Nt fy
[4978]well as his reasonably good xnowledze of photocraphy. a 2 ss -
[4979]&. Rowton then stressed taat 1/3 should assume taat everythigg,at least in
[4980]eumzary fors, that he discussed with the FAR officials e wag in conta¢t
[4982]with would directly or indirectly be reported to the: LIANG éffice,and that
[4985]a,
[4987]|
[4988]Loo. 8 senna :
[4989]" «Subject: - LIZING/3 Report of Allecaticn of VOPIaM Affiliation. |
[4991]4. At 1000 on 7 January,1°69, at the restaurant of the Cazino Real Hotel
[4992]LIgI%G/3 reported to Kowton that re had fust received three petters fron
[4993]Harta Barrica de Leén, the mother of the Ieén Barrios orethera (Miguel
[4994]and Jvfn) whom he had orisinally cet during bis confinement in Guatemala
[4995]City. ce gave the original letters, zowtca's translation of weich is
[4996]attached, to Rowton to copy and study. LIaiic/3 appeared genuinely shaken
[4997]at the revlaticn in the second perssraph of the letter,dated/ 29/12/68,
[4998]thet the "man cn the bicycle" ( Carios Perzabal) had written! in his letter
[4999]to Marta that LIRING/3 was “workise Zor another cozpany CiC?PIEM) und toat
[5000]i Marte aheula nat annfide in ancethine LIVTHG/2 michh write tal han a TTAINGI2
[5001]; told Rowton that ne bad suspected that Perzabal tad accused his of perhaps
[5002]i causing the arrest, but he never dreamed that Ferzabal would! go so far a3
[5003]to accuse hix outright of being a “c27IxM asent. :
[5005]2. LikiiG/3 then speculated tuat Ferzabal could not have cone such a serids
[5007]: thing of tis own initiative, but cust necessarily heave been inspired by
[5009]some outside source, most probably the LIRING establisiment. He econtizued
[5011]; thet he therefore felt it core necessary than ever to put the LIgInG Chief
[5012]Pup asainst the wall" end force 22 to adcit nis comrlicity.) LIZING/3 added
[5013]that he hed seen "Rémulo* on 3 Jactery a3 plexned and had told him about
[5014]the letter froa Marta and Terzabal's treachery. According tal LIKIHG/3
[5015]"Rémulo” became indignant and volunteered to accorpany LIKING/3 to the
[5016]LIRING establishment to have the whole thing out once and for all. LIkz:G/3
[5017]appeared so cisturbed at the unexpected news that howton found it impossible
[5019]--- - to check with him on the exact tine and place he allegedly met "Rémulo0” on
[5020]Priday, 3/1/69. dhen Rowton stated that he felt it very inportant to iden-
[5021]tify "Rémulo” positivgely ( Rowton alleged that he had acce is to the Gober-
[5022]nacién “mug file" of persons wante? by the Guatemalan Government and given
[5023]to the Mexicans for identificaticn}, LIRING/3 volunteered ta arrange to
[5024]meet "Rémulo” somewhere in public as soon 28 possible so that koston could
[5025]get a good look at bim ( as ke had crefiously done in the case of "Garcia").
[5026]3. Rowton advised LIRING/3 #66 not uncer any circumstances to attespt to
[5027]lure "Rémulo” to any public place, especially since the latter had estab-
[5028]lished a pattern of meeting with hia in a safehouse, but simply to tell
[5029]Rowton the next time he was invited to visit tne safehouse dnd kowton sould ;
[5030]cover the place from as conveniect a’ spot as possible (e.g. woolworkh's
[5032]U
[5034]across the street). Rostca also encovrazed LexIiG/3 to talk again with .
[5035]LIRING/O rabher than the Chief LiniiG Ii THE hope of more p odaction. «YH j
[5037]SHE UY ARSE Ue 8: LEST OR EERE. HEEB eRe, neeteemewes veel vee
[5039]be
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[5052]Chief, YH Divisica ,
[5054]Caief of Station, Gustenala City
[5055]Chalef cf Station, Hezico City
[5056]PERSUMEK/The LIRING-3 Operation
[5058]Setion Required: FYI
[5060]Reference 2 HiB34-36114, 27 Lecember 1968 '
[5062]1. Forwarded herevith as attachment sl are cicght reports
[5064]prepared by *allace B. ZOVTON on the latest develo-nents of
[5066]the LIRIWG-3 operation. The sost important of these are!
[5067]reviawest hatlew_ I
[5069]RB. “Romulo,” who later deecribed himself as
[5070]Mario *HENDE, avneared on the scene as tke liaison;
[5071]man betveen LIRING-3 and the wuatemalan FAR.
[5072]Humberto SGONZALEZ Vega, whom BiNDEZ called “zl :
[5073]Gato,” appareztly uace initial contact with LIBI#G-3
[5074]on his own initiative. WctDES said that "Zl Gate” |
[5075]was s "good eleresat"” but emphasized that he (HEYDKZ)
[5076]would be tie persoa LIRI3a-3 would deal with oa
[5078]FAR matters, 4 cosy of ths a&keics OF HINDEL trava
[5080]by LIRING-3 was shown by the Station to LIRIDLL-2.
[5081]The iatter, without any hesitation, identified it
[5082]ap Javier ®CORTRERAS, leading YAR reprosentative
[5084]Continued. .-+++-+-e- es +e cleo
[5086], i
[5087]. Attachments: |
[5089]1. Reports (8), b/w
[5090]2. Documents (7), a/3/c Cone ee
[5092]Distribution:
[5093]Orig & 2 ~ C/THD (w/atts - 1 copy cach)
[5094]2 - COS, Guatenala City (v/atts - 1 copy eaeh)
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[5139]in t#nico and a susnected PBZUMEN coatect. The
[5140]Statienm had the LELISRACH team cuver the entrance
[5141]of the pullding skere wiv and other FAR mezbers
[5142]have sn anartmuent they use for claniestirve neetings
[5143]with Lintig-3, egsnite the fact that the team
[5144]knows ttuING-3 trea previous eurveillaace end that
[5145]& cory of LIQI8G-3's sketeh of ¥LNuLe was also i
[5146]provided, tho LIEEBIACIs eeotted neither man. The |
[5147]Statica naturally plane to cover ancther meeting |
[5148]and is alsu exsloring the poasibility of ideternining!
[5149]wbo rente+ the acvartpent and fros whoa. It ie of i
[5150]soe Interest te note that ba¥nzZ, although he gave
[5151]LIRINU-3 the armreed unon recomiticea simnal, may
[5152]still ust ve the “Pavel LIZINI-3 was told he would
[5153]weet. LIRING-3 eas shown a photozraoh of Cecar
[5155]i
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[5157]|
[5158]|
[5159]i
[5160]|
[5163]Arturo *>:2iz Hogirez (known to have gerviced a :
[5164]letter rop in gezico City used Ly sichelle Jeaunstta
[5166]FIRK befere her jeath in “watemala). L121¥3-3.
[5167]thought 1% looked lize a pcer orint of a chotosrach
[5169]-
[5171]ds - 36184
[5173]of “Pavel” shown to him while still lacarcerated. { -
[5176]=+ wsnanued te apparently still sussicicus
[5177]in the eo of the PREDUSleres. Ze has received
[5178]several letters (seo parazrach 2} from nonbera of
[5182]the FAR in Guatemale warning him that adverse runcrs |
[5184](seme of thes calling him a *CPIRH agent) have bees
[5185]circulated in that country by Carloa PORTABAL Harcue.
[5186]Enoving that PLRZABAL's father-ia-lew is a close
[5187]aFiend of Chief, LIKING, LIZING-3 sourced the rusors
[5188]to the LIZING heaman. Le first took up the watter
[5189]of the secusations sade against Sie vith LIRING-3.
[5190]The lstter saia there was nothing to this, but, and
[5191]there wes a but, LIAINS-9 rewinded LIHING-3 that .
[5192]ia tho vast he had been connected “vith a ceracn of
[5193]systerious and susoiecious affiliations,” a clear
[5194]reference to 2G7TOH, LIBING-3's Greek fsicsd. Vvhon
[5195]LISING-S iasieted be wanted to discuss the catter
[5197]of the alizzatiocas uade arainst hin directly with
[5198]Catef, LIRINS, LIBIAG-® promiged to make an anpeoint-
[5199]went for hin. This aopointneat, hovever, never
[5200]paterialized. That Chief, LIZING may have sxread
[5201]the allozations rate against LIRING-3 by PERZABAL
[5202]was coafiraed by Rolando °SUAR:Z (see RCXTON’s
[5203]Feport dated 31 December), LIR1%36-3 also took uo
[5204]the uattor of the PiRZAPAL cenunciations with NEYDiZ,
[5205]wko told him that the FAg had naid no attention to
[5206]them and evea accossanied LIRISG-3 to PiadZABAL's
[5207]bouse. LIRING-3, however, saje the mistake of
[5208]giving bis namo whea asked who vas calling. The
[5209]result, as could be expected, waz that PL.ZABAL was
[5210]“not in.“ ANDES agreed to accomvany LIZi%3-3 to
[5211]LIRING to talk to its Chief, but he warned LIAZIN}3
[5212]not to make accusations without proof. HENDEZ,
[5213]fucidentally, dosa oot apnear to be pro-PBRUAEH.
[5215]_ Thies is interesting in view of the fact that:
[5217]CONTR CHAS, with whom be may be identical, is a
[5218]suspected contact of the PaaUMsvers.
[5220]©. Go far, it 40es sot seex that the FAR has
[5221]been greatly disturbed by the accusations nate ;
[5222]against LInINg-3, In fact, wivoct aad the tvo other
[5223]FAR penbers LIKINS-3 set on 1 January have urzed
[5224]LIBING-3 to join then in the bills of Guatenala,
[5225]where guerrilla warfare, they ssid, will soca te
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[5250]intenetfied. Tuey dia not hide that their ovrsese'
[5251]was to broadcast LIKINI-3's anee and the fact that
[5252]@ bexicaa had joined their fizht. This was ancarently
[5253]to npreal to the coxican left and gain their support.
[5254]Wkile LIRING-3 bas veclared hiazself ready to zo back
[5255]to GWatenala (if this was what kKOVTOY wartec bim te
[5256]do), he did not need AOETOA to decide that uroad- |
[5257]Ceetiag his name from the jungles of GQuate=zszia was |
[5258]act a thing he wanted anyone to Jo. At station
[5259]directive, LIRING-3 pointed out that after his
[5260]recent imorisonment he had to take care of his wife
[5261]before dcizg any core for the cause. The best way -
[5262]to do this sas to take LIRING-4 to FRRUMEX and leave
[5263]her with rolatives. This led LIZING-3 to ask what,,
[5264]if anything, he could do for the FAR in Hexico. }
[5265]80 far, hozvever, his FAK friends have not risen to: :
[5267]On ete
[5271]2. Yorvarded uncer separate cover an attachnent @2 sro
[5273]t
[5274]t
[5276]a. A copy of a letter from Oscar Koises
[5278]b. A translation and a cocy of a letter, ¢:tea
[5279]Deeenber 1968, from Marta *BARRIOS.
[5281]¢. Translations and copies of lettera fron |
[5282]Marta BARZIOS to LIKING-3 and LIELWC-4 dated {
[5283]26 Decenber and from “Violeta” dated 17 soveeber. |
[5286]a. Copiss of two ietters and two postcards
[5287]Feceived by LIRINS-3 from Rafaci and Rizgoberto
[5288]*ARGUETA Alvaraco cated 19 December (seo ROVTO‘('s
[5289]report of 19 vecesber),.
[5291]@. A ecovy of the letter sont by LIRING-3 to
[5292]Carlos *PZRZAHAL Marcue with conies for the Mexican: :
[5293]aad Spanish Communist Partios. This letter is i H
[5294]dated -5 December. i
[5296]f. A cony of an article written by LIRING-3
[5297]and published im a \Vexican magazine. The dato,
[5298]mumber, and same of the magazine are sarke4 ca the
[5299]copy. .
[5301].@-. A copy of the note written by Jacobo “4
[5302]®RODRIGUSZ Padilla (a longtime menber of the |
[5303]Guatemalan Communist Party living ia sexico) -
[5304]introducing Carlos *1LUP?ié (who was an important
[5305]FAR leaver in Gastenala ustil he came to Mexico in
[5306]late 1263).
[5308]I
[5310]bh. A copy of an article which apresrod in a
[5311]Cafapes cevspaper announcing LIZIN3-3's release.
[5315]for Willard C. CUFTIS
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[5444]a LOeEl Var.oss . i :
[5445]| Excuse ce for not having replied to yours of 12 Noverder until today,
[5446]ui but the affairs of the "patojos" keep me on the go and : besides = nave :
[5447]y . : te: ne . :
[5448]a been sick anc upset ané I xeep forgetting everytsing. That's che reases :
[5449]I haven't put a cate on this letter; you won't believe it sus I urite ;
[5450]two letters that never got off, but it's tree. we hore that you are Es ‘
[5451]well es ever with your fenily. : :
[5452]I have to sell you thet the "hombre de ia biciclota" «wrote me lest week i
[5453]and thet I an a little peeved at tin bacause P
[5454]shoulic move cautiously, Sut don't chiak that :
[5455]wa don't scelieve it. ve feel that it's fron fear. .
[5456]: and for that reason Gon't intvenc ws write to hin. i
[5457]i "Bl vigovuéo" sends you resards; la nesta a varn emorace; la chicuita ©
[5458]ss a xiss; Disa. felisacari,Neria Elens,Guri ana the "pategos" any rezaras :
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[5460]a and embraces Zor the Chirstras holidays. The “patojos® are stiii in the .
[5461]fi “pina” so they couldn't come. We'll see whether they cen be with us the ¢
[5462]‘ 24th; if not we'll, have to zo there to be with them. In any case I'll les a
[5463]; you know whan they.core here. i I
[5464]i. So long with many best wishes and congratulations to vou ond your wife enc [i*
[5465]i chileren. Excuse the lonz and borizg letter. 3
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[5655]posscarc whic 2uanks For ail your treubae. Im yours
[5656]£ the euch you to séxc a Getter to tae 72.0." Seu i a
[5658]stand #iere you mean, and to «hor,sinse I don't recon.ize tases
[5660]Please explain vo nz clearly what
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[5665]wetite to me. Bus i's very s
[5667]pot very angry. Consicer *%
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[5683]respect to our comrades; we have to be respor-
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[5688]sisie ia all cur actions.
[5690]xz haven't been adie to write until tedsy since I's running around town ore
[5692]ranging things. Al] this cust be boring to you. Receive greetings irco=
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[5695]Higowel, chiquita, negra, Maria,felisa, sy srandson, Slsite,Soréitaand
[5696]Sari. Aiso ny own "adrazos" and good wishes. i
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[5705]“red pen and the dad hantwriting. Inmagine! you fooled cll of us
[5707]Carlos: lLesbia ("Za Nezrita"
[5709]Since we thought you had rade the Cirisunas card yourself, -sirc>
[5710]you peint so weil, dud you'r not soins to believe what. i‘=
[5711]' writings you just a Zew lines because rané dién't leave ce
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[7029]acusades por supuestos ace
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[7033]peis ce haber caido presos
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[7036]a de El Salvador. -
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[7131]SECRET 1623232 JAN 6S CITE GUATIOMALA
[7133]MEXICS CITY INFO DIRECTOR
[7137]- yt
[7139](6bu3 873418
[7141]REF A. WHA 36174 :
[7142]: B. HEGA 9729 ee
[7143]7 f. PEP PARA | REF A, FAR COSTACT KNCuN TC LIPINEs? 43S
[7145]pe “ROMULO” AND “MARIO MENDEZ” MAY PE IDENTIFIAPLE wlin Perse aucuol’
[7149]aT.
[7150](MEWDEZ) AGUILAP. STUGION TRACES MENDEZ FESC@IPE HIY aS PCT AFMED
[7152]ACTIVIST WHO ILLEGALLY ENTEFED MEXICO GiLy $S68. MENTEZ PHYSICAL
[7154]i
[7156]i
[7158]i
[7160]5
[7162]| DESCPIPTION FITS THAT GIVEN PEF A, PHOTIC CF MENDEZ FESvESTED) Fro
[7163]i LIAISON, AND VILL PE POU.HKED ADDPESSEES WHEN PECEIVEL, eiTe FULL
[7164]i STATION TPACES.
[7168]i. 2, PER HM-i0576, LIREBEL/i IN PERSCWsl CONTACT ¥IT4 MESDEZ
[7171]f IM QULY 1986, IF LIREPEL/ I AVAILAFLE, SUDCEST SHOW FEY LIPINE/3
[7172]t SKETCH OF “MARIO MEHDEZ™ FCP FPOSSIPLE IDESTIFICATICS i
[7173]| SECRET
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[7185]aie ee ; Aen,
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[7189]eI eh al _
[7190]DPiiech bib vad SECRIT/PYBAT
[7192]Chief, Wi Division 0
[7194]COG * : -
[7196]demcannengy
[7198]Chief of Station, Nexico city!”
[7202]ictivities Against PenusEN Targets in October and Névember_1968
[7203]OM BEDARED AES, . rs
[7206]ca Action Required: See paragraph 13. ;
[7207]2 i
[7208]i
[7210]* Reference : HSM4-35591, 10 October 1968 :
[7213]cof 1. Personnel: There were no changes in personnel in
[7214], the PENUMEN Section of the Station during October and Novenber.
[7215]2 Wallace 8, ROSTON returned from his TDY on 15 Octcber.
[7216]* Leslie I. HENDRZIQUE was at the Station TDY 26 throuzh 30
[7217]2 November in connection with the LISAGA case. Henry J. SLOMAN
[7218]. was at the Station TDY on 8 November to debrief ASSTPUT-16.
[7219]. Leonard S, TOAUET visited the Station during the last week |
[7220]® Af Mowortber f2 connsstic. with tLe LIND GS cance |
[7221]‘ -
[7222]i Continued.....ccecccelececeees
[7224]a : -
[7226]508 SENGOL AND KUMBER
[7227]HMMA - 36185
[7229]SC or CORTyEr ee corre eyimemmenewneren me
[7232]. - wee
[7234]CONTINUATION or Guatoe meer . : LFS Tes SOV 7? eal
[7236]DISFATCH . py ne ,
[7237]Oe SRORET/Ryps¢ | sa -)
[7238]t
[7240]Zz. Operations in PBRUMEN and Against Visiting PERCHES
[7241]Officials:
[7243]t
[7246]|
[7247]A. LIAGILE-1: LIAGILE-1 cane to xexico on : ,
[7248]. 19 October and returned to PERUNEXN on 1 Nov ember,:
[7249]but he did not contact the Station, (See MEXICO '
[7250]CiTyY--74974.)
[7252]B.  LICARD-1: LITARD-1 returned from his TDY
[7253]to Kacrid in October. His mission was unsuccessful.
[7254]The Madrid Station provided detailed reports on |
[7255]this operation. :
[7257]C. LISAGA-1: LISAGA-1 returned to Mexico on
[7258]25 November 1968. He remained in Mexico to receive
[7259]special training and to undergo debriefing by a .
[7260]Eeadguarters TDYer until 9 December, when he returned -
[7261]to PBRUMEN,. Hy : ,
[7262]° D. Subject of MEXICO CITY-6266: LIADLIB-1.
[7263]fe finisked his debriefing of Subject during this period.
[7264]- (See HiYWA-soolr )
[7266]a. - E.- HAGLIDER-1: HAGLIDER-i did not return to.
[7267]. Mexico during this period. ;
[7268]F. YSWAIT-2: YJWAIT-2 did not return to Mexico
[7269]during this period.
[7270]7 G. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7595: Subject |
[7271]: defected to the Vexicans during the Olympics. The
[7272]Station arranged for a press conference through ;
[7273]LITAMIL-3. LITANIL-3's debriefing revealed that!
[7274]. Subject did not have any intelligence of value. |
[7275]ri i (See also MEXICO CITY-7621.)
[7276]a ' - \
[7277]; H. AMSILLOS-1: AMWILLOW-1 arrived in Vexico
[7278]on 22 Noverber and returned to PBRUNEN on 2 December.
[7279]: FRADYFR could not meet him as he was at Headquarters
[7280]. on TDY. (See MEXICO CITY~8215 and -8335.)
[7282]Poa ae
[7286]AAC  omitemrrtaiak adit
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[7289]t
[7292]3 . 3. Active Leads to Prospects in PBRUMEN: an ae
[7293]j , A. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5442: LICOMET-2;
[7295]“3 : received a call fron Subject on 24 November asking
[7297]2 * hin to take care of two friends who were visiting
[7299]Kexico fron PBRUMEN. During the same call, Subject
[7300]indicated he would be coming to Mexico City soon on
[7301]wacation and would notify LICOXET-2 of the exact  . |
[7302]date and details. ed
[7304]. .»* B. AMICARUS-1: After enlisting the cooperation ,
[7305]ef AMICARUS-3 in Veracruz, the Station is awaiting |
[7306]‘the arrival of AMICARUS-1, scheduled to transit
[7307]Kexico City fron PBRUMEN, to re-establish contact
[7308]between the tyo and have AMICARUS-3 develop AMICARUS-1.
[7309](See MEXICO CITY-8136, et cetera. ) j
[7311]AXCAJOLE-1 was scheduled to visit Mexico from PBRUNEN.
[7312]e Bovever, his father at the last minute reportedly
[7314]oo _ ‘. «|. “Blocked” his departure. (See also MEXICO CITY-7574
[7315]so. . J ‘ and. -7622.) ‘
[7317]* SEC Rr ET/RYBAT comrnueD
[7320]|
[7321]©. AMCAJOLE-2: Per MEXICO CITY-7454 and 7453, |
[7322]|
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[7347]DISFATCH SECRET/RYBAT WEVA - 26185
[7349]- Monterrey area.
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[7356]i i
[7358]D. LIALNANAC-1: LIALMANAC-1 told ROSTOX oa
[7360]23 Novercber that he is a close, long-tire fricud of
[7361]the Subjcct of H3Ui-36016. He says now he believes
[7362]he can develop’ a close relationship with EHO,
[7363]Mexico City.
[7365]'’ : .
[7366]. E. Sabject of MEXICO CLYY-7946: The Station
[7367]is cooperntizcg with LNEfGO in preparing for, tke i
[7368]arxgiv2l of Sudject's son in Yexico., The Station‘
[7369]has assisted in getting a Mexican visa for the son.
[7370]The son arrived in Nexico on 2 Decerber, but it has
[7371]not yet been determined whether he is willing to:
[7372]be contacted and, hopefully, debriefed. |
[7373]4. ‘Legal Travelers to PBRUMEN: { ‘
[7375]A. LIRING-4: According to LIRING-3, LIEING-4
[7376]is in no condition to accept any assignnent or
[7377]instructions for a trip to PBRUMEN. There is,
[7378]however, some possibility that LIRING-3 nay go to
[7379]PBRUNEX on a “cultural" mission, at which time he
[7380]will report directly to PBRUMEN officials on his
[7381]activities in Guatenala. LIRING-9 has reiterated
[7382]that he wants both LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 toizo. but
[7383]has not Suggesved dates ror this travel. (See
[7384]MEXICO CITY-8159 and ~-8228.)
[7386]B. LIRENO-2: LIRENO-2's papers are finally.
[7387]in order, and she has indicated that she is still
[7388]willing to travel to PRRUMEN. However, the recent
[7389]death of her nother, as well as the recent incar-
[7390]ceration of her son (in a frare-up by his exployer -
[7391]see NEKICO CITY-8182), has brought her to a prysical
[7392]and psychological low. The Station is allowing her
[7393]time to recuperate before raising the question again.
[7395]C. LIANELE-1: LIANKLE-1 has not yet settled
[7396]in Mexico City. There was no contact with her
[7397]during this period.
[7399]D. LIARYN-1: Per MEXICO CITY-7433, LIAR#-1
[7400]was met during the Olympics, but did not have access
[7401]to much information of value. (See MEXICO CIT:-7563
[7402]and ~7741.) In spite of the fact that he was in |
[7403]daily contact with PBRUNEN participants, some of whom
[7404]spent considerable time with hin, he came up with
[7405]virtually nothing. The Station, at present, has no
[7406]contact with LIARM-1, who has returned to the :
[7408]EB. Subject of MEXICO CITY-5853 (News contact
[7409]of LITANIL-3}: Subject has been reapproached about -
[7410]making a trip to PBRUNEN now that the Olympics are
[7411]over. He has indicated. his willingness to mzke such
[7412]a trip now. LITAMIL-3 is arranging a meeting between
[7413]Subject and a Station Case Officer. 7 1 -
[7414]F. LIRENO-8: On 17 October LIRENO-8 was
[7416]instructed to actively arrange for a trip td PSRUNEX,
[7417]and, if he goes, to see about taking some c ses:
[7419]in that countr;. (See NEXICO CITY-7738 and lHMA-35593. }.
[7421]In the mneantine, he has become completely integrated
[7422]into the PBRUMEN Consulate and cultural institute :
[7423]in his town. In this capacity he will be ina i
[7425]position to repert on PBRUMEN activities in.that area.
[7427]4
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[7446]COps IE UATION OF”
[7447]DISPATCH
[7449]G. Subject of HNN-3551€: The Station is |
[7450]still planning to have ROWION cxplore ihe feasibility
[7451]of approzching Scbiect and using hin as an eventual
[7452]source in FERUAEN, where, by the nature cf kis >
[7453]function, he stiil maintains contacts. (See mau-
[7454]35516.) -
[7456]H, AXMSTRUT-16: Subject traveled to PITUHky
[7457]on 18 October 1258 and returned on 1 Neverbecr. On
[7458]her return to Mexico she was debriefed by Eenry J.
[7459]SLOUAN, who caxe to Mexico on TDY for this purpose.
[7460]Tne results of this debriefing were received in i
[7461]UFAA-355. . i
[7463]I. Subject of MEXICO CiTy-8319: LITAiIL-3:
[7464]was contacted by Subject, who returned fron PESTUEN
[7465]on 2 feeember. Subject was debriefed by a Straiion
[7466]Case Officer oa the current status of the relation-
[7467]ship beteeen his organization and the PSATUIHEy :
[7468]Governuent, and on other requirements given bim -
[7470]' before his departure for PBRUNEN Tne nost promising
[7471]factor in this oneration is the fact that fcur of
[7472]hic aubnedinetac will ha enmine ont far s canferance
[7473]in April 1969. Subject promised to give the Station
[7474]access to any or all of these individuals.
[7476]5. Technical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING and the
[7477]Residences of LIRING Personnel;
[7479]A. MEYRAP in Chief, LIRING's Residence: |
[7480]MEXICO CITY-7982 reported on the difficulties ‘
[7481]encountered in trying to have a LIRISK unit installed
[7482]ia the LIB4ACK-42 LD, The Station made its ow LIRISK
[7483]installatioa on 23 November. (See MEXICO CIT¥-8182.)
[7484]All attezpts to activate the WXTRAP have so far i
[7485]been unsuccessfui. (See MEXICO CITY-8303.) i
[7487]B. LESAYPSN: LISAWPAN coverage of Birk i
[7488]continued. EASY w2s lost on 9 October as a result
[7489]of a routine installation in the same duildirg by
[7490]the LIEBISK cozpany. Attempts to activate EAST fron
[7491]LISARI were unsuccessful. (See MEXICO C17¥-7593; and
[7492]-8232.) i
[7494]c. "“ LEENVOY: LIEXVOY coverage has remained
[7495]unchanged. The LIRING Commercial line still has
[7496]not been reconnected.
[7498]D. LIFEAT: -LIFEAT coverage of LIRING-21 was
[7499]discontinucd on 15 November for security rezsous.
[7500]The coverage was renewed on 6 December. |
[7502]* BE. LIONION: LIONION-1 continued to perform
[7503]his photographic and audio duties. Ris ability pow
[7504]to identify people by name by monitoring DOG aS}
[7505]particularly useful. -
[7507]F. LIROSIN: LIROSIN-1 was kept on full salary
[7508]during the period. In late November he was giv :
[7509]the assignment of renting a new LP shich vas § ted'
[7510]by LITAINT-2. He successfully rented this LP
[7511]4 Decenber, after LIREXO-1 laid the grouncverk, jand .
[7512]will move into it on 18 Decerber 1968.. This willl
[7513]be the base for an audio operation against. LIRING-2,
[7515]_EIRING-9, and LIRING-13. 5
[7517]CEASE aT
[7519]SECRET/RYBAT .
[7521]| LSFCRET/RYBAY ews = 36185
[7524]14-000084
[7528]a
[7530]re
[7532]fiseraits
[7534]leaflets put out during this period.
[7536]' problea.
[7538]oh, - . afte,
[7540]DISPATCH
[7542]HMA - 36185
[7544]| COMMNUATICN CF? | - Rema ne ute yea in WEES RN aGiR SY
[7546]___SBCRET/RYBAT
[7548]G. Trash Operation: The trash operation was
[7549]not reictivated during this period. |
[7551]t
[7553]H. Audio Against the Residences of LIRING-21
[7554]and LIRING-24: Via LIPEALN-1 the Station located
[7555]empty apartments in the s sane buildings there these
[7556]tyro LIRING officers live. <aAttecpts to rent at lesst
[7557]one of these for an aucio operation proved difficult
[7558]in yiew oi the need for a cosigner and finding
[7559]suitable people to move in. LIROSIN-) was' goi:g to
[7560]attcrpt to moke some arranzement shen the LP described
[7561]iu subparagraph SF turned up. The Station’ decided
[7562]the latte: was of higher priority and discontinued
[7563]its efforts to rent the apartments next to LIRING-21
[7564]and LIRING-24.
[7566]6. Physical Penetration and Coverage of LIRING:
[7568]A. PsRUMEY Deputy in Merida: This target
[7569]left PCS on 15 November 1968, (See MECICO CITY-8148.)
[7571]B. LITAMIL-7: The Station had no contact with
[7572]LisAritecé® aurauy tuap peaivu, Sue war, LUwcvesr,
[7573]seen chatting with LIRING members on several occasions,
[7574]She was not observed visiting LIRING. ‘
[7576]ay
[7578]C. Female Access Agent (Subject of HEXICO
[7579]CITY-5958): No contact was established during this
[7580]period. i
[7582]‘ y
[7584]D. LIRING-3/LIRING-4: On 29 October ROTTON
[7585]met LIRING-3 after his release from jail. The
[7586]results of the initial debriefing were cabied in
[7587]MEXICO CITY-7900. LIRING-3 indicated that LIRING-4
[7588]was very nervous and upset, and that he wanted all
[7589]his own activity and associaticn with ROYTON to be
[7590]kept from her. LIRING-3 has been mecting fairly
[7591]frequently with LIRING-9, who has been debriefing
[7592]him on his encarceration in Guatemala. (See MEXICO
[7593]CITY-8159 and ~8228.)
[7595]EB. PBRUMEN Naids: The Station decided to
[7596]mount an operation against the PBRUMEN maids, and
[7597]selected LIEVBRACE-3 as a suitable access agent.
[7598](See MECLICO CITY-7861.) The Station is in the
[7599]precess of turning LIEXBRACE-3 over to LIREALI-1,
[7600]who will be the outside Case Officer on this
[7602]operation. (See alse MEXICO CITY-8124.)
[7604]F. Chief, LIRING: The Station has corresponded
[7605]‘with Headquarters about a false flag cold: approach
[7607]- against Chief, LIRING. This still is in the ex-
[7608]ploratory stages. (See MEXICO CITY-8242.)
[7610]“”. Harassment of LIRING: ‘ There vere no new Huarache
[7612]8. LICOMET Debriefing Center: MEXICO crtry-eoee reported
[7613]that the charitable sponsorship covering the overt activities
[7614]of the debriefing certer ended on 31 October 1968 and that the
[7615]extra financial cover for the office space would end 30 November.
[7616]Headquarters’ assistance was requested in resolving this
[7617]problem. (Sce also MEXICO-CITY--8179 and -8287.) HMMA-35887
[7618]forwarded nore detailed LICONET-2 reports on the LICOMET cover
[7620]i :
[7621]|
[7623]- — .. ” Chas Ge CATON
[7624]wae | SECRET/RYBAT
[7626]AA nates Men ete mene ented Hecceemanmbstnenes sm Maes minscsteed Meee annmate nine Gn ees
[7628]1a NL ne a
[7630]T_T MRT ce
[7634]14-0000
[7635]2
[7637]Atiatonwenane: cote derek ute
[7639]Maid oe
[7641]Be
[7643]3
[7646]Mae PEL
[7648]‘I
[7650]a
[7654]CONTICUATION OF
[7656]DISPATCH , S_ECP ELT
[7657]—_—- EY EB -8-T—- —
[7659]CLiae Ate Laps PAVCO DW De oe
[7661]MMA - . 36185
[7663]9. QUHCON: ‘There were no operations against QUMOON
[7664]during this period. * QUIOON's activity in Mexico remained
[7665]normal. . i. 7
[7667]10. Double Agents: LISASSY-1 returned from-his European
[7668]trip on 17 Novenber and was .recontacted by LIRING-9, who
[7669]levied redguircements on him #5 reported in WEXICO CITy-833
[7670]LISASSY~-1 continues to have difficulty satisfying LIRING-9-
[7671]requests for information on the activities of -the: PBRUMEN
[7672]community in Mexico City and Hi2.i. The CI aspect of the
[7673]LISASSY-1 operation vas virtually at a standstill, for two
[7674]reasons: first, at one time or another, either LIRING-9 or
[7675]LISASSY-1 was out of Mexico; and second, the Station has beer
[7676]unable tu cone up with information which LISASSY~1 could pass
[7677]to LIRJNG-9. In this last resrect, LIS‘SSY-1 continues to be
[7678]an excellent channel ef WOFIRi-controlled information to the
[7679]PBRUMEN Government via LIRING-3.
[7681]11. Operations Against PEEUMEN Subversive  Agtavities in
[7682]Latin America: 1 i
[7684]rs
[7686]A. LIRING-3: See NESICO CITY-7500 for. ROWTON' s
[7688]-” cae sricting nP Ven e
[7689]Gnitint fobrictin SI LINING DS wu eeu emo dat
[7691]Guatenala. MEXICO Cilfy-72425. reported that LIRING-3
[7692]received a letter from Guatemala which he interpreted
[7693]as a check on a new commo channel between the
[7694]Guatemalan rebels and hin. LIRING-3 reported at
[7695]“length to LIRING-9 on his contacts with FAR sezbers
[7696]while in jail. At LIRINS-3's suggestion, LIRING-9
[7697]may send LIRING-3 to PBRUXZY¥Y to make a personal
[7698]report on this. (See MEXICO CITY-8159.) ‘More
[7699]detailed reports were forwarded in HN MA-35905.
[7700]HMMA-35904 forwarded a veport of LIRING-3's imprison-~-
[7701]ment in Guatemala. i .
[7702]B. Letter Drops: The PBRUMEN letter drops
[7703]being covered by the Station only produced one
[7704]interesting letter during this period. (See: HMA-
[7705]35873.) The Station suggested that Hecdquarters
[7706]follow up on the lead provided.
[7707]s
[7708]C. LIRING-7: LIRIXG-7 continued to see his
[7709]Mexican leftist student "friends" during this period.
[7710]- (See HYMA-35822.) He also escorted a high-ranking
[7711]member of the Orthodox Church during a visit to
[7712]Mexico. One intelligence dissemination was made on
[7713]the basis of information produced by LIRING-7 curing
[7714]this visit.
[7716]. j
[7718]D. LIHACK-4: When he was in jail in mid- |
[7719]November, LIHACK-4 was approached by. sone Mexicans
[7720]arrested in connection with the student disturbances.
[7721]He was asked to take a walkie-type radio intq jail
[7722]for their commo, and was asked if he would bd@ willing
[7723]to assist them with his haz radio equipment for
[7724]direct commo between the revolutionaries and PBRU:IEN,
[7725]since going through LIRING vas not satisfactory.
[7726]The Station is taking a wait-and-see attitudd to see
[7727]how this develops. (Sce MEXICO CITY-8213.) f= F
[7729]E. Subject of HMMA-35S72: Via LIFEAT, LTENTRAP,
[7731]and the LIEMBRACEs, the Station identified a :Nexican
[7732]student contact of LIRING. Background information:
[7733]on this person, including_photos, was passed to the
[7734]LITE3POs on 21 November 1965 with a suggestion that
[7735]they arrest and interrogate the person. (see HIBIA~
[7736]35872 for details.)
[7738]“
[7740]CLASEE RAO
[7742] SPCRET/RYBAT
[7745]ass) «65530 USE PREIOUS COTA
[7746]sage
[7750]| Me ge RNR CET Re eRe Sewer n ene CeUPE fam erergen ere EEN SenemD eOEOmatE Grenewert eter ee =
[7754]oe en etbarment +
[7758]cap Ro tibta ade pete’ A. we) ee
[7759]BESIDES tak tat Ll MOE eae
[7761]hy ERE tea ean oe
[7763]af
[7765]i
[7766]wheres
[7768]CONPIRUALION OF 7 . Chae Ae FAP ENCE SVR L weed TS ae
[7769]ape
[7770]DISPATCH SECRUT/RYVAT HMA 361 “5
[7773]~ om
[7777]12, Miscellaneous; 1 .
[7778]f
[7780]A. AMMCOK-3: ANBOOX-2 16 eaployed by a local
[7781]Mexican television station and apparently does not
[7782]intend to return to PuRULIN., ‘The Station had no |
[7783]ops contact with AMBOCOX-3 during the period of this
[7784]repori., He planned to trave] to the United States
[7785]to cover the Apollo/8 launching at Cape Kennedy in
[7786]‘late Decenber 1968, but this was not definite.
[7788]B. Travel Control Infornation: LIFIRE; LICOMET,
[7789]and LITEMPO continued to previde this type of :
[7790]information.
[7792]C. PBRUMEN Pishing Fliect: There was no
[7793]activity asainst this target. Several fishing
[7794]boats, hoxever, did seck shelter at Isla Mujeres,
[7795]and on cach occasion several crew menbers sought
[7796]asylum, The LICONETs were alerted each time to try
[7797]to obtain debriefings of these men. (See MEXICO
[7798]CITY-8023.)
[7800]3 i
[7801]VD. MMVEPEN: one LiGusinss coutinued ve pruvaide
[7802]QUKNOON cargo manifests, and LIREXO-1 provided crew
[7803]and ship manifests. The manifests were pouched to
[7804]35912) and Headquarters for processing. (See HMMA-
[7805]35912, ;
[7807]E. AMDESTINE-1: AMDESTINE-1 was terminated
[7808]per Headquarters direction. See MEXICO. CITY-7664,
[7809]DIRECTO2-42579, and MsXICO CITyY-7739.
[7811]- F. AMDAUB-1: On 17 October ANDAUB-1 asked
[7812]for assistance from LNPURE. (See NEXICO CITY-7709.)
[7813]On 25 October he left Mexico for Miami, where he .
[7815]was met and handled by WH/Miami. (See JSCOBRA-1427, ,)
[7817]G. LIAMATOL-1: LIAMATOL-1 was met on! 7 October
[7818]1968 and agreed to cooperate with the Case Officer
[7819]by furnishing information on the activities of the
[7820]PBRUNEXers in the Veracruz area. LIAMATOL-1
[7821]requested that his main line of communication vith
[7822]the Station be through LIRENO-1 for security reasons.
[7823](See HICIA-35913 and -35917.) ; :
[7824]H. Subject of MEXICO CITY-7515: The station
[7825]notified Headquarters of the arrival in Mexico of
[7826]@ person on the list of "40." The Station was asked
[7827]* to contact this Subject's brother to determine the
[7828]. present status of Subject. This was done, and the
[7829]report submitted in MEXICO CITY-7754 indicated that
[7830]he was content with his life in PBRUMEN and‘ was not
[7831]interested in contacts, even with his own brother,
[7832]if there was to be pressure applied for him to i
[7833]remain outside PBRUMEN. ‘ee
[7835]I, During a baséball game between PBRUMEN and
[7836]the United States during November, the PBRUMNEN |
[7837]playere attacked several Spectators. Through ~- !
[7838]LITANIL-3 the Station is trying to arrange jto have
[7839]one of those attacked sue a LIRING employee. (See
[7840]MEXICO CITY-8044, ~8048, -8078, and -8285.)} However,
[7841]the Station-cleared lawyer ran into difficultics
[7842]with the Mexican Government. Court authorities who
[7843]passed the lawyer a transcript of the original charges
[7844]against the LIRING employee advised the lawyer he
[7846]CLASSIFICATION ; . | PAGE RO.
[7848]SECRET/RYBAT =| [X Jecurstao | | 7 of 8
[7850]USE PREVIOUS Common
[7852]recent aimee sie =e oe
[7854]14-0000
[7855]Fs
[7857]: . ‘ re ren FA ANTES MY OEE a A ete La ae ea
[7858]FU he PPE SAS PRU AIS BRET F ae REARS PTTL RG ATTEN SE EE AR WU Sete SL a eas
[7860]Bins:
[7864]aA ne
[7870]-
[7872]core
[7874]ace 530
[7876]: ar aRanT ore ote mamma Dist Rist Cet bee Bik ah
[7877]. CONTLIUS TION OF : }
[7878]DISPATCH tL. _SPCRET/RYBAT Wsta - '36185
[7880]|
[7882]1
[7885]H
[7886]' ‘
[7887]t
[7888]would he,wasting; his tine on this cease because orders
[7889]from an unjdentificd high Mexican Government official
[7890]indicated that the planned charges against ‘the
[7891]-employce vould not ke accepted for trial. |
[7892]\ J. ANSTEP-13  ANSTET-1 sent a letter to the
[7893]home of ANSTRUT-&, who in turn notified the Station
[7894]_ to cone and pick it up. The contents of the letter
[7895]“were forwarded to Heuwdquariers in MEXICO CITY-8130.
[7896]This is a Headquarters case in which the Station!
[7897]participates only as a letter drop via A\MSTRUT-8
[7899]13. As can be seen, 211 the above has been previously
[7901]reported to Headquarters. In view of this, and the fact that’
[7903]the PBRUMEN Section, in addition, submits regular quarterly
[7904]progress reports on its projects, it is felt that reporting
[7905]on the Station's activities against the PBRUMEN target is
[7906]fadequate. Therefore, the Station once more suggests that
[7907]formal PBRUMEN Section monthly or bimonthly reports be
[7908]discontinued. Please advise.
[7910]tO . Roopa! \e andl.
[7912]for Willard C. CURTIS
[7914]uu bhaaek 7
[7916]‘eye BF adi 2
[7918]csditces |
[7920]Cassar CATON
[7922]USE PEEVIOUS EDION 7 Streep py an
[7924]dow awe nneeee
[7926]Leet een eines F eemmen rermemaimrene Te mammary | mm Sone cance ees oe
[7930]LORRY SPER pee TAT Bath
[7932]Pea AMES betes.
[7934]Papert die UMC eT IR OR Os LE BL, NT
[7936]Gna PROCESENG ACTION
[7937]SECRET
[7938]-_ US ZKEC rz Rit
[7941]“acer HMM-36114, 27 Decesber 1968 : 4
[7943]- The "turberto GOSZALEZ Vega" mentioned in reference is probably
[7944]teal with Angel Himhertn CON7SUF7 Vans The onty Strtion trate on
[7946]atter individual was forwarded with iigc- 3098, 14 June 1963, fron a
[7948]of umdetermined reliability. In this report GONZALEZ was iisted
[7950]ug -ciive in the peace mo.crent of the Guatemalan Commmist Party
[7951]- GONZALE2's date of birta was given as 2 October 1927. Biographic — ,
[7952]and a photo of GONZALEZ have deen sequested fom liaison and. will be |
[7953]«ded to addressees wher. rec .ved.
[7955]i 4
[7957]‘. According to Station infomation, Gustavo COLINTRES Barrios was.
[7958]ced on 3 July 1963: by the Guatemalan authorities. de was described
[7960]-is tine as a menber of “the supply network of the Rebel Armed Forces ,
[7962]", Although no further information is available in Station files, j
[7964]‘DRES was apparently consimed and sent to El Pavon. ; :
[7966]. ra 4
[7968]%. Tn reterence to the names mentioned to LIRING-3 0, GNZALEZ i
[7970]dov.. acgr.a, Jorge Torron and Avecillas"), Guatemaiz Cit, feels *
[7972]pre -..¥ refer to Hector SANDOVAL Alegria, "Jose Samel TORON' 3
[7974].0S, —~ Ricardo Israel VALIVILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
[7975]re;. -cecay arrested by the -exican authorities in May 1968 for an
[7976]We. -y- (MEXIOO CITY 5590, 17 May 1968). In addition, it is
[7978]-. « the “Nunez” mentioned later by GONZALEZ is identical with
[7979]Ros trae NUNEZ Sanchez, a Guatemalan Rightist who was also reportedly
[7980]ste oth SANDOVAL, TORON, and VALLECILLOS.
[7984]1
[7985]. (continued...) H
[7986]“i wat :
[7987]. . Mexico City . oF ; ;
[7988]-Cuef, WD, . ; 4
[7989]- Fuses... - Se ee poe Se
[7990]ce
[7992]ee SECRET
[7994]Tare
[7998]“hohe She
[8000]ey MPN hd EL ANTES TOMI LTA GAELS AAR IIRT LM AS ET A SHEE RACERS TPT © <1 jttmaremanaaieccntem mime serurner emt eat eget fee acy tnt temesN NT ma an Noes GoD ALS >
[8002]oe
[8004]Ch ASS FCAT Ow (DIPATCH SYMBOL ARG tel ceem
[8006]SECRET HGGA - 9721
[8008]i
[8009]ee.
[8011]“INUATION CF
[8012]DISPATCH “—
[8014]i. Guatemala City agrees that GONZALEZ is apparently the FAR contact
[8015]‘lished for LIRING-3 in Mexico. Whether or not LIFING ever seexs to
[8016]the services of LIRING-3, the nainpainence of his contact with
[8017]“ALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LiziNG-3 in some support. capacity
[8018]exico City. Such an opportimity could provide WOrixM with a vaiuable
[8019]ight in a difficult and worthwhile target. .
[8021]Leonard S. TORMET
[8023]co oe
[8025]14-0000
[8027]ae pe ie ofS Station, Sexico City _
[8029]- (--—}-Hestern Kenisphere Division
[8031]ONLY QUALFED Dis.
[8032]CAN FUDGE taeE ies
[8033]- SICROFLSA
[8035]‘Ro vncez WMA-36114, 27 Decesber 1968
[8037]aint meester wandered Dro:
[8039]7 j-----s-The_“ikmberto-GONZALEZ Vera" mentianéd in refere:ce is probably:
[8041]a ical with Angel Humberto G\..LEZ Vers. The only ‘Station trace on’
[8042]i te _atter_individual- was. forwarded with #0-=3698, 14 June 1963. from a’
[8044]is ~* of undetermined reliability. In this renort GONZALFZ «.< listed:
[8045]: gy eed an the peace MOVEMENT OL Ine Guatemalan Commar..5t Party:
[8046]oe 's date .of-birth-was-given-as2 October i927. Biographic
[8047]Pi “and a photo. “Of GONZALEZ. hav... cbeen requested from iiaison and will be
[8049]PHC -rded' to. addressees when -receiveds ——— > , :
[8051]8
[8053]ot | . __.s i According to. Station-inforsation;-Gastavo COLINDRES Barr .:5 was:
[8055]t ‘sted ied on 3 Juiy 1967 by the Guatemalan authorities. He was described
[8057]tia is' time as a member..of “‘the-supply-network of the Rebel Armed Forces
[8058]rig Although no further inforsation is available in Station files, ; Sg
[8059]: £ URES was _ apparently consigned-and-sent-to El Pavon. : '
[8060]“L i
[8062]q .
[8064]! { “In _Yeference_to_the. names. mentioned-to LIRING-3 ty GONZALEZ
[8066]x oval “Alegria, Jorge Torron and avecillas"), Guatemala City feeis
[8067]> probabiy refer_to_Hector_sAUVal-Alegria, Jose Samuel TOON
[8068]TK 0S, and Ricardo Ismael VALLCCILLOS Perez. All of these individuals
[8069]feported: zy <rrested by tieMexican-authorities in May 1968 for an
[8070]a SEXIO cry 5592, 17 Mey 1968). In addition, it is
[8071]: ae 2" mena use _sater—by GONZALEZ 1s identical with
[8072]ie TS SuaNce Sascnez, a Guatemala: . Rightist who was also reportedly
[8076]Sted SE Se WAL
[8082]2s fee nest a Sua vESate » satay
[8085]i
[8087]3
[8089]i
[8090]H
[8092]i
[8094]‘ Cis . Pow
[8095]“epanos giyiteeear neneatns obi gr po eeenneins es
[8098]4
[8104]we
[8106]. _
[8107]a er as ro iceman ene rami tsten Gerermnrer ew eeenenme naman aanicviearers ase? eaRNErLERNSITSA Re RRL SANRAR prLLMRMN Aime NANA MaRttatne aN emaeNae HE Cw Ro RP ere Set
[8108]: t .
[8110]etl . “rt _ -
[8112]CLASS «FCAT OL
[8114]ween SECRET
[8116]-iNUATION OF
[8117]OISPATCH
[8119]i. Guatemala City agrees that. GONZALEZ ‘35 apparently the FAR contact
[8120]vlished for LIRING-3 in Mexico. Whether or not LIRING ever'seeks to
[8121]the services of LIRING-3, the maintainence of his contact with
[8122]cALEZ might lead the FAR to utilize LIRING-3 in some support: capacity
[8123]erico City. Such an opportunity could provide WOFIKM with a valuable
[8124]ight in a difficult and worthhile target. -
[8126]i
[8127](
[8129]i
[8130]_ i
[8131]. a i “oh.
[8132]. v
[8134]tee f
[8136]a _
[8137]7 | .
[8138]meee et H
[8139]: i
[8140]ve b
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[8168]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
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[8171]. __ INSTRUCTS :
[8172]PRIOR TO FILING TO: ACTION BRANCH
[8174]1. il in Sect. 2 Sip ets Pytach bark iflap: ff hie no azd ctle shown ere not proper,
[8175]2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless records insert prope: Se ro below ard forward
[8176]mgniicant action taxen a <cmments. requiz- document to RID AN, -
[8177]ing preservation. i
[8178]TO FL ADORESSEES
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[8208]CASI ICATION :
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[8211]» Chie£, WH Division : No! index
[8212]. Chief of Station, Guaterala City ——~-.-—|. ta neat hous 8
[8213]iio, : Sotay ONAL D DIE
[8214]ae TAN OCH Wet Lae
[8216]-— Chief of Station, Mexico Cit i MECROH
[8217]“ i
[8219]0 BRU, he LiRING-3 eration i
[8221]i
[8223]Action Required: FYI
[8224]Reference : HMMA-36184, 17 January 1969 }
[8226]1. Forwarded attached are the two last contact reports
[8227]written by Wallace B. ROSTON on LIRING-3 before « I#TON's
[8228]departure on TDY in late January 1969. These reports are
[8229]uatcu re auu “e gauuaLry. ALSY LULWaLUCH 25 ahUtHC’ Lepurs
[8230]by ROFTON, dated 28 November 1968, which the Station somehow
[8231]failed to forward. | !
[8233]“2, That LIRING has forwarded information to the Mexican:
[8234]Communist Party casting suspicion on LIRING-3’s past activities
[8235]did not come as a great shock. Heraclio ZEPEDA is known to
[8236]the Station as a previous teacher at the University of Jalapa
[8237]who said in 1960 that he would accept a teaching position ia
[8238]PBRUMEN, a country he has visited on several occasions at the
[8239]invitation of its government. ZEPKDA aiso spent some time
[8241]Continued. ......secesleseseecee
[8243]Attachments:
[8244]1. Reports (3), h/w
[8245]2. Identity Sheet, u/s/ce
[8247]I:
[8248]|
[8249]|
[8253]Distribution: a
[8254]Orig & 2 - C/SHD (w/atts - 1 copy att 1; 3 copies | att 2
[8255]2 - COS, Guatemala City (w/atts - 1 copy att 1;
[8256]2 copies att 2)
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[8279]DISPATCH
[8281]Correspondent of La Voz de Wexico, an official organi of the
[8282]Mexican Communist Party (see HMMA-27727, 24 November! 1965),
[8283]ZEPEDA apparently also visited Comzunist China. He appears
[8284]to be well acquainted with LIRING-9. In view of the’ above,
[8285]the Station instructed ROJTON to ask LIRING-3 to refrain from
[8286]attempting to use ZEPEDA to obtain a "bootleg" copy of the
[8287]LIRING letter to the Mexican Communist Party. Tne Station
[8288]feels a copy of this letter would add little to the known fact
[8289]that LIRING-3 is a person that LIRING continues to view as
[8290]"suspect." LIONHEART has been asked for up-to-date inrorma-
[8291]tion on ZEPEDA's Party position. Any information passed by
[8292]LIONHEART will be forwarded to Headquarters. ; ;
[8294].
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[8329]Subject:  LIRING/3 Report of Méeting with LIRI:5/9.
[8331]wal
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[8334]4. LIRING/3 reported to Rowton at 0915 on 27/11/65 that he had imet sith
[8335]LIxIN@/9 at the LIRING estabdlinhment fren about 1745 until 1900 on 26/11/63.
[8337]He stated that he gave LIKING/9 his written report on his recent experiences
[8339]in Guatemala and the conclusions be drew from talzing with PAR members there.
[8340]L/3 also stated that he did his best to assure L/S that, aithough he sympathized
[8341]with the laments of the Leén Earrios brothers, ne was really on the PBHUMZN -
[8342]side and offered to do all he could to assist’ the-IhINGs in their attexpts to
[8343]assist the revolutionary forces. The following is Rowton's reconstruction of
[8344]the conversation, based on LIEZING/3's report:
[8346]L/3:.°I'm sorry to be late, but I bad to finish the report."
[8347]L/9: "Alright. I've been waiting here at the gate so there wouldn't
[8348]be any furtner delay. Let's go to my office so we can talk pri-
[8350]went nter 8
[8351]wee we
[8353]Upon entering office, 1/9 removes jacket and offers 1/3 a Beat in the
[8354]office.
[8355]: L/3: "Nell, bere's my resort. I must apologize that it’s in rough draft
[8356]form. I had to write it rather hurriedly when my vife was not sround.
[8357]It's really just a series of badly orgarized thoughts and ideas but
[8358]i ' I'l] be glad to explain. There's a great deal more, of course, that
[8359]I could explain on the subject. Do you wish me to read it?"
[8360]1 - L/9: "Ko, that's alright. |
[8361]L/9 glences through the report and continuen:
[8362]"I'll read it carefully later. I really didn't expect auch 2 long
[8363]report. I appreciate it. In the meantine, how are you doing in your
[8364]personal effeirs?? : “
[8365]L/3: “tell, as I told you last time, I'm very zuch up in toe adr at_ the
[8366]i -. -  .moent. My exposition has started but is net going aswell as can be
[8367]| expected - as well as I had hoped. You kmow, these things have their
[8368]| Ss up's and down's. I'll sell sone things, at least to Gover my current
[8369]poe ' expenses, but I*11 really have to get better organized financially
[8370]; '_ in the near future. The first problem that I'm really worried about
[8371]- gg my wife, and I frankly feel that I gust appeal to, you for help.
[8372]1/9: "Of course. Well, what is the problem?” |
[8373]1/3: "AS you «now, some time ago ny wife and I had a seribs of. ‘unpleasant
[8374]situations that alsost led to a separation...” i . oe ;
[8375]L/9: "Is that right! sas it that serious?" "anything political?” - ‘
[8377]L/3: " No, absolutely not. It was purely a domestic misunderstanding. Now
[8378]| levaty 4 tf feel that I must be very frank with you. I was pro ably_res gngivle
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[8401]'
[8402]ota.
[8403]i
[8404]1
[8406]because of an affair I nad with Khe Carzen, = you know, the daughter
[8407]of the doctor we just said hello to as we came in, tue ione talxing with
[8410]"Is that so? I had no ideal"
[8412]“#ell I assumed you inew, since Carmen's father is a close friend of
[8414]‘your Chief. in any case, it's over now, and I don't expect any trouble
[8416]fro: that quarter. However, I feel that I should explain that E have
[8417]an obligation to ny wife for all that she did not me while I was in
[8419]jail with no help from anyone, as you well know."
[8421]"Yes, it was difficult for her.”
[8423]"You see, my wife is a sincere revolutionary, but she really coesn't
[8425]want anv vart of the activity that a newnlutian danendd.
[8427]Chate Vtha aan
[8429]many others, including my former cell-mate end his fanous uncle, who
[8430]talk a great revolution, but fall apart when the chips are dowa.”
[8432]"Yes, we know plenty of those types."
[8436]"well, anyway, my wife wouldn't approve of my reinvolvement end keeps
[8437]pressing me to take a "respectable" job waich she knows I could obtain
[8439]througn my friends. éhat I really wnat to do is to somehow calm her down |
[8441]and srrenge things so that she won't have any ides of my politicsi pians.
[8442]As you know her father is very ill in New York, and she is anxious to
[8443]see him before he dies. I can arrange an exposition in ‘Montreal and then
[8444]asx the father to come up to see us there. That would get around the
[8446]problem of a U.35. visa, which I'a
[8447]"Ho. I'm sure you couldn't."
[8449]sure neither of us could get.”
[8453]"The mly problem is trensporta‘ion. Air passage is too ‘expensive and
[8454]unfortunately there are no boats going from here. They‘all stop st New
[8455]York. Don't you have reguler ship traffic to Montreal, iso that we could
[8457]go taat way?”
[8459]|
[8461]’Yes we do. I'm sure that could be arranged. I see no trobiea.*
[8462]* ge could then kill two birds with ona stone, by stopping off at the
[8464]FastMEN capital enroute." -
[8465]* Yes, there's really ro problea.*
[8467]|
[8469]"I hope you understand my problen. I'm in a very pated, way: financially
[8471]at the moment, and couldn't possibly solve this proble
[8473]your help."
[8475]"well, how are you ‘doing otherwide - I mean in seeting living expongses?*
[8477]myself without
[8479]“Just getting by. You know we live on a very modest - a to! lday basis.
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[8492]L/9:
[8494]L/9:
[8495]L/3:
[8497]XASAXXNERLITH RXEMEXIESLEHEE her father and she even talked of soing to the
[8500]L/9:
[8501]L/3:
[8503]LI:
[8507]-If3:
[8509]W/9:
[8511]‘2. LIRIKG/3 told Rowton at a subsequent neeting (1100 28/11/6809 that when
[8512]he returned home the previous evening, he found to bis surprise a note slipped
[8514]under the door from LIHING/9 asking him rot to forget to come by at ‘1000 on
[8515]Monday, 2 becember,1968,.
[8517]"Yes. Let's teet again on,say, Monday, at a time convenient for you."
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[8526]“The exposition is not going as well as I expected. But ‘the problem
[8527]I'm really comcprred gbout de thet of ny wife."
[8529]"Let her go to FBRUNEN.*
[8531]"what do you mean? I don't understand.”
[8533]"Bell, I mean with you, when you g0.° :
[8535]"Ch, yes, I see. Of course. She cen see her relatives and there won't
[8537]be a problem. You know sy wife was gettirs pretty desperate cbout seeing
[8539]Northanerican Ambassy for a visa so that ste could go to tew York. Imagine
[8541]that! I told it would be no use - just a waste of time since she woivind
[8543]get the visa.”
[8545]"For heaven's sake, tell her not to go! That would create so end of
[8546]fatccce,ebivus in vae PDKUMZN capital. Calm her downaby all means.
[8547]"Getting back to my report, as I said, sany points can de expanded."
[8549]"You know I have plenty of time row. I'm up in the air, as I said, not
[8550]Going much - just the exposition. Cn the other hand you! mea busy man.
[8551]You set the time."
[8552]" I taink about 1060 would be good. Is that okay with you?
[8553]" Yes. I'll be back." ;
[8554]"I'm gald you covered the important point as to what the. FAR th inks of
[8555]us. This is very important to us. Also you say that you expect a contact
[8556]with one of them here?* i
[8557]"Yes, with a certain ‘Pavel’ but I don‘*t know when. I am ‘im contact as ycu
[8558]ean see. They have been writing me xore or less regularly since my de-
[8559]parture." ( L/3 takes two letters from pocket and shows then, but L/
[8560]makes no move to take them or reed contents.) ,
[8561]"Well, I‘ll be waiting for you at 71000 on Honday.”
[8563]'
[8565]y 3 Rowton
[8567]a eenten
[8569]SECRET
[8574]sere eee Ube ty
[8576]Subject:
[8579]pra 7 "Ann - 36 fo
[8582]43 Jenuarys496°
[8584]LIRIKG/3 Report of Activities for the Period 7-13 Januery,1969.
[8586]'
[8588]j
[8589]41. Rowton met with LIaLhG/3 at the Camino Keal Eestaurant at 1000 on
[8591]t
[8592]410 and 3 January. Ze reperted the following developments in connection
[8593]with the accusatiozs made arainst hic to Harta Barrios de leén by
[8595]Identity A H
[8597](a)
[8599]- - called on hin at his home unannounced and rade an effort to .
[8601](o)
[8603]On the evering of & Janusry,1969, Identity B
[8605]srooth over the hard feelincs that hed arisen Letween LIRIKG/3
[8606]and hex husband. She denied any knowledge of charges made by
[8608]cad Luwovand aptiust 1/5 80a C1almec thst she could not believe
[8609]them in any case. When L/3 stated that he had definite proof:
[8611]in the forz ef a letter Identity B insisted on seeing it.
[8613]L/3 (who had given the criginal letter to Rorton) stalled pro-
[8614]mising to sroduce the letter on 10 January ir the presence of her
[8615]husband. L/3 told Rowton that when he atterpted to contact Iden B
[8616]and her husband by phone on the morning of 10 January, he found
[8617]the phone constantly busy and suspects that the receiver was
[8619]left purposely off the hcok. , '
[8621]On the evening of 12 January,1969, Arturo Serrare of the CPM,
[8622]visited LIZING/3 at his home and told him that the Central Con-
[8623]nittee of the CPM had discussed his feud with Identity A. ,
[8625]in response. to the letter LIKING/3 had sent to it alleging thet
[8626]Iden A was maliening him unjustly. Serrano continued thet the
[8628]CC of the CFM had found the letter too vague to make any sense,
[8629]Dut in any case could not taxe Iden A seriously. Serrano told
[8630]L/3 that Iden A and =_ Identity B _had been recently formally
[8631]expelled frez the party for ideolosicel reasons, but still had a
[8632]muaber of friends willing te vouch for them. On tne! other hand
[8633]Serrano stated that the CC of the CFM had received information
[8634]"some time avo" from the LiginG office alleging that LIRING/3 had
[8635]been acting in a suspicious manner, eSp2cially with) regard to cer-
[8636]tain information he had provided concerning Julian Lépez that
[8637]“could not tave come from a scurse other than the police." Serrano
[8638]continued that although the CrM had no love for the|LIRIRG office
[8639]it nevertheless had to take such a report into consideration and
[8640]the burden of proof was really on LIdI: 5/3.
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[8656].
[8658]Subject: LIZING/2 Report of Address of Guatezelan Refugees in
[8659]Mexico City. i
[8660]po,
[8661]: i
[8662]1. At 1000 on 24/1/69 LialiG/3 told Rowton thet his old Guatemalan
[8664]friend Jacobo Rodr{auez Padills was residing at Calle Verecruz 14,
[8665]apartment, and that the Carlos Vege,enom Jacobo sad sent to’ LIRING/3's
[8666]home with a note asking i/3 to help Vega, was living in the azotea
[8667](servant's) room belonging to Jacobo's apartzent.
[8669]2. L/3 also reported that Carlos Vera again celled on hin unersounced
[8670]at hia anartrent on 20 Januarv.and asked him to arranze torourch his
[8671]PBRUMIN friends to senc a puckage of medicine to a son of ‘turcios
[8673]who was living in the PSRUMcH capital. Vega alss asked L/3 to send
[8675]two “very important" letters to PSXUNSN throurck friends who could
[8676]bypess the usual censorship. L/3 fromised to io what he could and asked
[8677]Vega to deliver tne letters tohin on 25 January. i
[8680]3. Because of the obvious possibility of provecetion in this rather
[8681]unexplained behavior of Carlos Vega ( he originally told 1/3 that te
[8682]was a close friend of Identity A ), Rowton aszreed with 1/3 thet
[8683]no attempt should be made to open the letters ard shat they should
[8684]be delivered ;rozptly to the LIKING office for «natever disposicicn
[8685]that estabiishment might wnat to make of the letters. L/3 prosised
[8687]to note carefully the addressees of the letters. |
[8688]&, Fowton tcld L/3 that he would have to leave tow for a visit to
[8690]Monterrey and was not certain when he would be atie to finish his
[8691]business there. He made at date, towever, for 1000, 3 Febrtary,at
[8692]the Camino heal restaureant,and asked L/3 to return to the saze slace
[8693]at 1000 on 7 February in the event that Rowton did not vee at the
[8694]first tine and date. - . ee ee
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[8718]i
[8720]Serrano,as a friend, advised L/3 to "take the bull by the
[8721]horns” ana send as such data as possitle to defend himself
[8722]to all "ispertant progressive” organizations. He volunteered
[8723]to pass a ccpy of the letter from Marta 2Barrios toe the CrM and
[8724]L/3's version of the arrest and detention as scon as he had pre-
[8725]pared it. ;
[8726]rio. In response to Rowton's query as to any other friends 1/3 might have
[8727]ye) in the CFK who misnt be able to obtain a copy of the origzizat letter from
[8728]> the LIRING Cffice, LIRING/3 recalled thet an old acquaintence from Chiapas,
[8729]x Tewcraltic Peorian, Led ievcuesy duviveu cim to ainner and appeared anxious to
[8730]* Te-estabiiso contact with bic. I/3 told Rowton tet he bed “nown Zepeda
[8731]in the P2RUM=N capital sore six years previously and recalled that Zepeda
[8732]had traveled and stucied in Cozomunist China and the Soviet Union before re-
[8733]turing to Mexicc. Zereda recently told 1/3 that he was euployed in CCNASUPO
[8734]and that he had written several articles favorable to 1/3 im: "Eenovecién"
[8735]a daily newspaper he controlled in Tuxla-Gutierrez,Chiepas. L/3 told Rowton
[8736]toat he later learned thatthe newspaper was actually owned by Hank Gonzdlez,
[8737]general director of CGNASLPO, who apparently hed political aubitions.
[8739]t
[8740]3. doxton suggested that L/3 get in torch with Zeveda nst only to determine
[8742]why he bad recontacted i/3 after so long a time, but to ascertain his current
[8744]relationship with the CPH and the LIRINS office, if any.
[8746]&. LIRING/3 stated that he hed not been recontactea by "Résulo" and pronised
[8747]to advise Rowton in advance of a future neeting sc tkat Rowton could cover
[8748]4t in the hope of getting a good look at the FARK representative.
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[8859][-..  REQUIREMEBTS LEVIED REF c. bola
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[8861]: . IMPORTANT EXTREMIST CRGASIZATION WITH POLITICAL LINE PeRALLEL TO:
[8863]PANAMANIAN COMMUNIST PARTY. RODRIGUEZ STAIED VAN ORLY PABASABIAS}
[8865]"PARTY "VIEWED WITH FAVOR™ BY CUBAKS. RODRIGUEZ TOLD LIRING- -3 en
[8866]OF VAN IS JORGE TURSER (281-48393), WHO RECESTLY ARRIVED MEXICO Ci77
[8867]AFTER RELEASE FROM PRI@SOS. RODRIGUEZ STATED TURNER HEPE|TO CORFER
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[8871]—_ . 3. RODRIGUEZ STATED HE TRYING FIND TURNER PLACE TO stay ato o jee
[8873]LIRING-5 IF HE COULD PUT w? TURNER FOR FEW DAYS. RODRIGIEZ To -
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[8935]PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY aseSS ECRET
[8936]IWTRCDUCE LIRING-3 TO TURNER 28 Juss, -
[8938]4. ACCORDISG RODRISUZZ, THELMA KING (221-903373) IS! TANAMANIAS
[8939]MEMBER OF COMMUNISTS PARTY BUT Ea} WIDE CONTACTS aMONS VARTOUS
[8941]WHO HAVE APPARENTLY HELPED IW TAXING CARE HER DAUGHTER’ ¥HO SICK
[8942]WITH LEUKEMIA. RODRIGUEZ TCLD LIRING-3 CUBANS DO KOT TRUST KING Aw
[8943]HAVE ASKED PANAMANIAN EXTREMISY ORGANIZATIONS BE CAREFDL IN DEALISGS
[8944]WITH HER. HOWEVER, RODRIGUEZ STATED TANAMANIAN LEFTIST ORGANIZATIOSS
[8945]FEEL KING USEFUL TO CERTAIN POIST, ALTHOUGH MANY MEMBERS FELL, SHE
[8946]“PLAYING BOTH SIDES". 4. 4 _
[8948]5. RODRIGUEZ STATED HE SOT ME"GER ANY oneanrzarzox ALTHOUGH
[8949]HE FORMERLY IM PANAMANIAN CP. HE STATED HE AUTHORIZED BY “VARIOUS
[8950]EXTRENISTS GROUPS” GO COSTA RICA AND ESTABLISH CONTACT |WiTH- | soo
[8951]PANAMANIAN REFUGEE GROUPS THERE. RODRIGUEZ STATED ver MEXICAS
[8952]"POPULAR SOCIALIST PARTY CPPS) HAD ALREADY SET UP CONTACT FOR HIN i8
[8953]OSTA RICA TO ENABLE HIM OBTAIS ARMS THERE FOR SHIPRENT PANAMA.
[8955]6 LIRING-3 INSTURCT©D ALLOW TURSER STAY WITH win, (EF TUR NER
[8956]AGREEABLE, AND TO USE OPPORTUNITY ATTEMPT LEARN PROGRESS TURNER’ s
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[8995]Je DEFER TO ADDRESSEES AY FORMAL DISSEM ABBVE INFORMATION,
[8996]LIRING-3 CONSIDERED UNTESTED SOURCE, WHO KKOWN BE IR CONTACT WITH
[8998]! VARIOUS LEFTIST AND REVOLUTIONARY FIGURES. t
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[9001]‘USE IN CONVERSATIONS WITH TURNER. : boas
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[9048]SECRET 2800462 JUN 69 CITE MEXICO eh)
[9049]PANAMA CETY, INFO DIRECTOR So
[9050]PBRUMED Pr 28 Jon 631491233
[9051]; REF MEXICO CITY esas (Dy 91224| J m™
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[9055]1. IDENTITY: CARLOS CJURADO) DELMAR - MEXICAN ARTIST AND
[9057]POLITICAL ANARCHIST WHO IN CONTACT WITH VARIOUS OFFICIALS CUBAN
[9059]EMBASSY MEXICG CITY. HE ALSO IN COKTACT WITH VARIOUS MEXICAN
[9063]“AND GUATEMALAN LEFTISTS, IRCLUDING MEBERS OF THE REBEL ARMED
[9064]|
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[9122]REF A. MEXICO CITY 2389 & 67732)
[9124]B. PANAMA CITY 2258 &E¢S97
[9126]C. KZPA 41529 \s—— etn
[9127]1, ON 16 JUNE/LIRING-3 IDENTIFIED PHOTO OF LELIS AMADEC
[9128]See en ee memeatemana” .
[9130](RODRIGUEZ) ANGULC (221-326769) FORWARDED REF € AS ANADEZO *
[9132]RODRIGUEZ Ku OWR TO HIM. -
[9133]2. LIRING-3 CURRENTLY ATTEMPTING ARRANGE FOR RODRIGUEZ’ GET
[9135]FINAKCIAL ASSISTARCE FROM CENTRO INTERCULTURAL DE DOCUMENT ACION
[9136](CIDOC), HEADED BY FATHER IVAN ILLICH (221-827833) AND LOCATED
[9138]ae EES ine LIRING-3 SPOXE WITH PERSONAL FRIEND CARMEW KY
[9139]aQ\- N34 i ’
[9140]xe LINA LEFTIST WHO WORKS cpoc} AND MOLINA PROMISED ATTEMPT KELP
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[9143]RO RI GUEZ. LIRING-3 FOLLOWED SUGGESTICH WALLACE P. ROWIOK AND TCLD
[9145]RODRIGUEZ PREPARE CETAILED PAPER ON REVOLUTICNAY SITUATION PANATA, ;
[9147]ate eqn
[9149]“FOR WHICH HE COULD BE PAID BY CIDOC. (RODRIGUEZ CLAINS KEEDS
[9150]MONEY TO TRAVEL COSTA RICA.) RODRIGUEZ TO DATE NOT KNOWH ito HAVE
[9151]FADE ANY OTHER FRUITFUL CONTACTS AMOMG LOCAL REVOLUTIONARIES. .
[9153]3. LIRING?3 PREPARED ASK RODRIGUEZ GUESTIONS ABOUT REVOLUTIONARY
[9154]SITUATION PANAMA, BASED RODRIGUEZ" PAPER, REQUEST ANY RE( UIREMENTS AND |
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[9180]3. INDEX MOLINA. FILE: 56-4-188. CROSS REF TO 201°S INDICATED.
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