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[9]Peteral Bureau of Jnvestigution
[10]Attention: ‘Hr. 8. J. Papich : poo :
[12]FROM : Deguty Director for Pisas i
[13]SUBIECI® Lyle STUART
[15]Reference is made to your memorandus dated }. June 1964,
[16]in ghich you provided thia office with several qucstions you
[17]wished to have pagsed to Hiss Viola June COBB regarding
[18]Lgle STUART. There Yoliows the information provided by
[19]Mann TORT tn amemw CO WOUT inguiry:
[21]1. Regarding Lyle SPUART, Juan Jose AREVALO, and
[22]Antixomuntaro ex fmevica Latina: 2
[24]Early in the spring of SoZ, in Bexico, AREVALO told
[25]me that BTULAT was prodding hig about getting another of his
[26]books transisted, to take acvantage of the publicity nround
[27]See Shark ani the Sardin J was already tar beyond
[28]Bpcaking terns with Si-aby ond therefore ceciined to have
[29]saything further to do with bim, About tiree months lster,
[30]ARXYALO told mo that BTUARY waa going to publish
[31]Antixosunigsae en America Labiag. and that a young American
[32]Stucent, married to @ Bexi Amcela delli SAXTE ARROCHA
[33](gio bad written Arevalo, pen YE CONLEUNOTBAGD» publigaed
[34]by Ceete Amic; 1906, finance’ oF hiss sadcical fevolucionario
[35]de EL Salvador) was doing Cie translation into English.
[36]Karly in 1563, ARLVALO told me that the translation hada’t
[37]been gatiefectory and thecetore STUART had obtained a re--
[38]trenslation, by Charleton BEALS. :
[44]When STUART was here in Mexico ip June, he told.
[45]Dr, OSRGUEDA that he was very happy sbout the way the Rook
[46]was selling. * ,
[48]Yrasmuch as STUART haa paid ARZVALO oaly 10 per cent
[50]of moneys received by STUART on the Shark and the Sardiues - aS
[51]gaies (in contrast with some book contracts th which the uuther /
[52]receives 10 per cent Of tie moBey represented by nunber of ns
[53]copies said muitiplied by the retail gales price) i would, Ge
[54]agpume he if bo Bore gencrous with Ant lkomunisme. i ie :
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[68]I know of no affiliations of STTANT with foreign
[69]political parties of government. Hig attempts to get cicsae
[70]to Fidel CASTRO in 1960 were motivated by a desire to expiolt
[71]the journalistic advantages of an interview. His original '
[72]interest in The Shark end the Sardines was apparently :
[73]motivated by money-making Tnterests and by the hope that
[74]be might spark a sensation - exactly what he did mansye to
[75]do with hia outragesus advertising. He geened to calculate
[76]that there might be libel suits possible sgainst the firns
[77]and the newspapers he could provoke to attack hin.
[79]The original contract of AREVALO with STUART was
[80]superseded by another in Novenber of 1961, granting STUART
[81]certain rights with regard to other foreigs lnaaguage editions
[82]of The Sherk and the Sardines and, I believe, establishing
[83]suet SMTA Shan Td awe Fiver antian an anther ARKVALO books
[85]translated into English.
[87]Information about STUART's dealings with AREVALO
[88]and whatever others, could be obtained (with guiie) ircn -
[89]Eileen BRANT, who was tis editor at the tine of the firet
[91]‘Sontact with ABEVALO, She subsequently broke with him
[93]because of deep and bitter resentsent against him, then
[94]returned not too long ago to collaborate with him. She ig
[96]‘Ris wife's sister. She is certainly working with him now '
[98]only beceuse he finally offered her a little better pay. For~
[99]her to have changed her mind about him vould be alnost an
[100]impossitle, I believe, in view of the long history of incidenta’
[101]that had brought her to have contempt for him, at the tine
[103]I knew her.in 19G1. She knows his operation inside-out.
[105]Is order ts get information from ber, it would be absolutely .
[106]pecessary to approach her from aome angle that would give j
[107]no hint of government investigation. She is very gregarious. ¢*
[108]Ehe ia a fortyish mediumattractive, lonely, Hew York single
[109]wosan (unless her status has changed since i knew ber). If
[110]contacted by somebody she would aggume to be a writer, sad
[112]who vould be a bit friendly with her and see her off-bours, 7
[113]she would probably talk freely about STUART. But she is a
[114]quite clever and rather wordly in some respects, 50 that must
[115]be kept in mind in case phe 18 contacted. SHE HAS A VERY
[116]DEEP AND LONGTIZE NEGATIVE -ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL GOVERNMENT
[117]AGENCIES INVOLVED IN IXVESTIGATION. She vse active in
[118]liberal activities in Chicago, aad if I renember correctly,
[119]elthough she igs certaialy not communist, she considered berse®
[120]a little jeopardised by the Bc Carthy period. :
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[126]Angela Delli SANTE-ABROCHE could also be contacted,
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[148]2. Regarding Lyle. STUART, Dr. Baul CAECURDA, Bartolome
[149]COSTA Amic, and Harlo BORTEFOUTE Toledo: oo,
[151]Dr. OSEGUEDA apparently has nad a secret lcaging te
[152]ect something of his owb printed in English. Ha geized upem
[153]the opportunity of comenting BEALS’ introduction to
[154]Antixosunis2o in order to write to STUART this epring. :
[155]SPUARY wrote very cordially back to OSEGUEDA, boping to mest
[156]bim op & trip to Mexico 15 June. When OSG. EBS confeased to
[157]me bia correepaudence with STUART, he gought to make xe Bee
[158]it a3 ep attenpt to speak with STUART about the royalties
[159]STUART has never paid me.
[161]“ When Dr. OSEGUEDA finally cid sce @TUARY here in
[162]Hexico daring the pook congress 1m June, he only very ; j
[163]tinidly aud very, very brictly touched upon the royuity Jé
[165]aenbiem., and indeed went to ® great deal of trouble to aerv
[166]BYUARE by introducamy wor +~ etotTt fntc ttaee Bavia .
[168]HOBIEFORTE Toledo. (STUART had expressed interest 13
[170]getting ip touch with some publishers and writers.) CszGTEDA
[171]huntied about, taking CBEGUEDA and MONTEFOERTE Toleds ts lusch _
[172]with STUART, even managed to get the KONTEFORTE Poledes to th
[173]invite STUART to dinner at their apartment. There were "
[175]tentative discuseiong of coilaporeting is ene digtritution of
[176]COSTA Amic books ip the United States and of publisaing .
[177]gose boom of HONTEFORTS Foledo'a. ; : :
[179]\ Bowever, both COSTA 4 te aud the ROPEFORTE tolLedos
[180]told se that they found STUART offensively vulgar ond vere pot
[182]at all enthusiastic about having anything to do with hin.
[184]oy Gro wreke: ago; OSEGUEDA sketched the outline ef a :
[185]pook (contengorary history of U.S. and letis american Telstiors )
[186]he hopes STUART will weat to publigh, and gent the outline :
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[312]"AETIKOMUBISMO EN AMERICA LATINA” Hy
[313]Early in the spring of 1962, here in Mexico, Avévalo told me that Stuart
[314]was prodding him abost getting another of his books translated, to teke ef-
[315]vantege of the publicity arouad “the Thark ani the Sardines”. I was alreacy
[316]far beyond speaking teras with Stuert and therefore declined to have anything
[317]further to do with hin. About three months ister, Arévalo told me that Start
[318]was going to publies “Antikomicisso en Americe Latina” and that a young Acerican
[319]student, married to & Mexican, Angela delli Sente Arrocha (who bed vritten
[320]"Arevalo, Fensador Centemporaneo";* was doing the translstion into English.
[321]Early in 1363, Arévelo told me trat the transietion nedn't been satisfactory
[322]and therefore Stuart tad obtesined 6 re-transiation, by Cherleton Beals.
[324]_ When Stuart wes here in Mexico in June, he told Dr. Osecueda that he was
[325]very happy about. the weytbe bock vas selling. :
[327]Inssmich as Stuert hes paid Arévalo only 10 percent of moneys received by
[328]Stuart on "The Snark and the Sari‘ues” sales (in contrast with some book con-
[329]tracts in which the author receives 10 percent of the money represented by ,
[330]munber of copies sold miltiplied by the retai> sales price) I would aseume he
[331]is no more generous with "antikommiamo”, I cen ank Dr. Osegueda the exact
[332]terws,. but I haven't. been able to sce Osegueda this week.
[334]‘I know of no affiliations of Stuart with foreign political parties of
[335]governsent. His attempts to get close to Ficel Castro in 1960 were motivated
[336]by a Gesire to expicit the journelistic advantages of an interview. Ais’
[337]original interest in "The Shark end the Sardines” was.apparently. motivated by.
[338]money-maxing intercs~ and by tbe hope that he might sperk a sensation - exactly-
[339]what he diz manage to do with his outrageous edvertising. He seemed to calcu-
[340]Jate that there migzt be libel suits possible egainst the firms and the news-
[341]papers he could provoke to attack him. . :
[343]I as sure you tave it on file, but Iwill enclose a copy of Arevalo’
[344]origina) contract with Stuart. It was superceded by snother in November of
[345]1961, granting Stuert certain rishts with regard to other foreign language
[346]editions ef "The Shark and the Sardines" and, I belfeve, establishing that
[347]Stuart should have first option of other Arévalo books translated into English.
[349]| Information ebout Stuart's dealings with Arévalo md whatever others could
[350]- be obtained WITH GUILE from Eileen Brant, who vas bis editor at the time. ef the
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[372]first contact with Arevalo, subsfquently broke with him because of deep and
[373]bitter resentment against him, then returned not too long ago to collaborate
[374]with him. She is his wife's sister. She is certainly working with him pow
[375]only. because he finally offered her a little bette: pay. For her to bave
[376]changed her mind about him would be almost urpossible, I believe, in view of
[377]the long history of {neidents that had brought her to bave contempt for hin,
[378]at the time I knev her in 1951. She knows bis operation inside-out. In order
[379]to get information from her, it vould be absolutely necessary to epproach her
[380]from some angle tha! would give ro hint of government investigatics. She is
[381]very gregarious. She is a fortyish medium-attractive, lonely, ‘ew York single
[382]wozan (unless ber status hes changed since I knew her). By somebody she would
[383]assume to be a writer, and who would be a bit friendly with her and see her
[384]off-hours, ehe would probably talk freely about Stuart. But sbe is quite clever
[385]and rather wortily in some respects, so that must be kept in mind in case abe
[386]ie contacted, SHS HAS A VERY DEEP AND LONGTIME NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL
[387]GOVERKMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED TH IRVESTIGATION, She was active in liberal
[389]aaeengttar cteheuch che fa eortainiv
[392]eopardized by the Mc Carthy
[394]activities in vaicago, ana as + ace OT
[395]not commmnist, she conei@ered herself a little J
[397]period.
[399]Angela Delii Sante-Arroche could be contacted, too, of course. T wilt
[401]look for her efdrese at Costa Amic's office and pass it along.
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[419]lyle Stuart
[421]Dr. Raul Osegueda
[422]Eertolome Costa Amic
[423]Mario Monteforte Toledo
[425]= Dr. Osegueda apparently has hed a secret longing to get something of his
[426]own printed in English. He seized upon the oppor-unity of cormenting Eeals'
[427]introduction to "Antikommniemo” in order to wrive te Stuart this spring. Stumrt
[428]wrote very cordially back to Osegueds, hoping to mest nim on a trip to Mexico
[429]in June. when Osegueda confessed to x2 hia correspondence with Stuart, he
[430]sOught to make me see it as an attexpt to speak with Stuart about the ~oyalties
[431]Stuart has rever paid me. :
[433], . When Osegueda finally did see Stuart here during the book congress in June,
[434]“at * he only very timidly and very, very triefly touched upon the royalty ¢reblem, end
[435]: -gndeed went to a great deal of tra:tie to serve Stuart by introducing aim to
[437]Costa Amic and to Mario Monteforte Toledo. (Stuart had expressed interest in -
[438]getting in touch with some publisters and writers.) Osegueda buetled ebat, ‘s
[439]taking Osegueda and Monteforte Tolsis +o lunch vith Stuart, even mancged to get -
[440]the Monteforte Toledos to invite Siuert to dinner at their epartzent. There ~
[441]were tentetive discussions of collaborating in the distribution of Costa Amic ©
[442]pooks. in. the United. States and of publishing some pook of Monteforte Tolefo's.
[444]. However, both Costa Amica end the Hontefarte Toledos tola me that they
[445]found Stuart offensively vulgar and were not at all enthusiastic about having
[446]anything to do with him. 3
[448]Tvo weeks ago, Cscgueds gketched the outline of & book (coatexporary history
[449]of U.S. and Latin American relations) he hopes Stuart will want to publish, and
[450]sent the outline up to hin. :
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[799]IN ORDER THAT FLETKER CONSIDERATICN WAY BE GIVEN) YOUR FEGLEST FOR APPROTSL IN THIS CSEE, IT 1S, REQLESTED
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[811]OPERATIONAL ARD> DIVISIGN TRACES
[812][eesutts OF TEC-SIZAL INTERROGATION
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[816]REstE@ OF FBI REFIAT aT Ct/oa
[817]EerEwW OF ATTACHED REFERENCE
[819]GREEN LIST as (See Renesas)
[821]pence [pep ee eee
[823]ererowe.
[825]I have discussed with Pavl Burke, DC/CI/ICG, Mexico's request for
[826]emendment of OA to use LICOCXY#1 against the Soviet official, we both
[827]are of the opinion that she can be used for devalopaent of the tarmt to.
[828]determine his susceptibility to reczuitaent, but thet she shorid not be .
[829]used te make the actual rec.uitment skecid the matter develop.te that - ot
[830]point, dve to these consideraticns: {1) Gke is not a recruiter, never
[831]‘has rade a recrujizent. (2) Odds are she would be biowm to tte Scviets,
[832]since we mist consicer that the odds for svecessful recruitment cf a
[833]‘Soviet official are not favorable, (3) Eer relaticuship with LOLUCK
[834]Mexies is fairly wll Imowm, so that thers could te an unfavorable ot
[836]blew tack on LIMLUCK.
[838]In authorizing her use in the developmental role, Burke vould
[839]like-for. Station. to be informed that it should tell LINLUCE that Sta-.
[841]tion's continuing investigation of LICOCEY=1 discloses her association
[843]with Soviets; therefore, he should be very careful in his relaticnship
[844]. with her. . a ‘ :
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[887]‘1. DUE POSSIBLE USE LICOOKY=1 IN REDCOAT OP, HER FRIENDSHIP
[889]WITH ABEL CUENCA MARTINEZ AND WIFE, AND HER MANY CONTACTS AND USEFULL!
[891]AMONG CENTRAL AMERICAN COMMIES AND LEFTISTS MEXICO, STATION 5
[892]WISH INVOLVE HER IN OP AGAINST LUIS MANUEL ZUNIGA SARAY via FER
[894]ae RE PARA 4 REF C AGREE COLD APPROACH HAS LIMITED © Cz j
[895]SUCCESS EUT APPEARS HE MOST SUSCEPTISLE NOV AND DOUBT THAT GP |
[896]SUGGESTED REF 3 WOULD BE VORTHWHILE. VIEW HIS DECISION REMAIN {
[897]MEXI AND POSSIBILITY HE MAY ATTEMPT WREST CONTROL PCH FROM -
[898]BEJARANO, PROBABLY UNSUCCESSFULLY, HE MAY WELL TAKE sere Aor TON ‘
[899]NEAR FUTURE MAKING REHABILITATION IN FUTURE {7
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[905]"als Comments ® REQUESTED mere CARE FULLY REVIE
[906]- AND ZON/GA OPS
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[930]REF. A. ‘MEL? 0288 (IN 29790) 3675¢
[932]&B. TET 5531 (IN 30664)
[933]1. T iJ SUSGE GESTIONS: REF B RE USE LICOOKY IMPLY BER
[934]{NVOL. esi See TE SITI[TP Ne FINTGA TO POINT OF RECRUITMENT. (FOR
[935]INFO TEGI, LiccoK HAS LIMITED CLEARANCE WHICH WOULD REQUIRE RE SPECIAL
[936]i AMENDMENT TO PERM"! HER BECOME ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN SUCE OP).
[938]- 2. MESI HAS ALSO REQUESTED SPECIAL PERMISSION CSE LICOOZY
[939]| IX REDCOAT OP OUTI UNED MEXI 0306 CIN 30508) AND BDQS HAS RESERVATIONS
[940]| INVOLVING BER ANY ¢ HORE THAN. MERE INFORMANT IN 2 ZUNIGA GP. ,
[941]| 3. REQUEST MEX! CAREFULLY REVIEW LICOOKY BOLE REDCOAT AND
[942]ZUNIGA OPS AND ADVISE ITS DESIRES.
[944]"4. HDQS AGREZS REF B THAT COLD APPROACH ZENTGA “aT
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[948]TIME NOT BES DESIRABLE, AND THAT ANY APPROACH JDEALLY SEOULD BE
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[1022]: MRMORANDUW FOR: CI/OA | 4
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[1024]ATTENTION : Mr. Lally }
[1025]} SUBJECT : Amandment of the Operations] Approval ;
[1026]H for LICOOXY-1 (201-278341) i
[1027]i
[1028]. 1. It 4s requested that the Cperational Approval t
[1029]H for LICOOKY-1 be emended to include suthority for HKexico :
[1030]{ City Station to utilize her ss an acceas. asset against :
[1031]j a soviet »ress aLtecue atu cuvaet spsormucion DULABEAL :
[1032]i Representstive.
[1033]! 2, It-should be noted that the 29 June amendment of |
[1034]: LICOOZY¥-1's OA was not implemented since that target's :
[1035]i visit to Kexico City never materialized... — ;
[1038]i We. J. Kaufeen }
[1039]Chief, ¥H/1_
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[1117]| REASONS AND POSSISILITIES COVED HEKIEDeOT4 AFTER SP P2TIAL PST ALYED, @
[1118]| Hex] SELL DEVEGP SPECIFIC PLAN TO FACILITATE HER INITIAL ACCESS. ©
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[1120]| 3. FYL L-1 ¥AS HOT ADVISED OF ASZCTTASE oP. :
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[1128]**AMENDID LICOOKY=1 CA FOR USE AGAINST «CEYSH,
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[1332]REDYOOD AECOTTAGE
[1333]REF: A. MEXI 0021 (IN 14984)*
[1335]B. RIOD 5073 (iN 12837)**
[1337]1. OA FOR LICOOKY/1 AMENDED TO AUTHORIZE ONE TIME USE _
[1338]AGAINST KOBYSH AS PROPOSED PARA ONE REF. ;
[1340]2. qrowsir BORN FT auLy 28 - POLTAVA BLAST. HIFE ENA. SON
[1341]SERGEY. AGE ABOUT 6. FROM PHONE TAP INFO LEARNED SUBJ HAS OCCASIONBL
[1342]DISAGREEMENTS WIFE. SHE ACCUSES HIM INFI DELITY. MIFE ON RAD -TERMS
[1344]OTHER SOVS RIO BECAUSE SON SUFFERS UNDERTERMINED AMOEBA DISEASE
[1346]HHICH OTRER SOVS FEAR COMMUNICABLE. HENCE THEY HAVE THEIR CHILDREN
[1348]i
[1350]SHUN SON KOBYSH, ALSO AGGRAVATING SITUATION IS WIFE SUFFERING
[1351]HEPATITIS. |
[1352]3. CAREER SUBJ: . MEMBER RADIO DELEGATION NORWAY 54. ASSTGNED
[1353] MOSCOK 55. ALSO SS YISITED SWEDEN AND DENMARK WITH Sov PIANIST. :
[1354]RETURNED NORWAY 56. ASSIGNED NER YORK SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER 60. ° ;
[1355]MEMBER KRUSIICHEV PARTY MEETING KENNEDY VIENNA JUNE 61. ASSIGNED |
[1357]BRAZIL CIRCA AUGUST 62.—
[1361]: COCREINATING OFFICERS
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[1409]' PAGE 2
[1411]4. RE PARA 3 REF Bs: FYI ONLY FROM SENSITIVE HQ SOURCE
[1412]UNDER KGB CONTROL IT LEARNED SUBJ WAS RECALLED FROM USA To USSR
[1413]BECAUSE OF INDISCREET PHONE CALL TO MOSCOW WHICH RIS HAD RECORDED
[1414]AND CRITICIZED ON GROUNDS SECURITY. ALSO WHILE DUTY OFFICER 7
[1415]RADIO MGSCON INADVERTENTLY PERMITTED BROADCAST OLD TAPE RECORDING
[1416]LAUDING HAMMARSKJOLD AT TIME OFFICIAL SOV LINE JUST OPPOSITE. :
[1417](NO CONFIRMATION INFO THIS PARA RECEIVED THUS FAR.) .
[1419]‘5 . END OF MESSAGE
[1421]x
[1423]®Basis Ref & inte, beiieve LICGOKY-1 would be excellent jogical
[1424]and feasible access to Subj .... ## (Subj) is Izvestiya and
[1426]Radio Hoscow representative ce we
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[1431]' ‘CI/OA_Mr. Brown (by phone Shr para ».
[1433]WH/1 Nr. Srera (draft
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[1549]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1/Mexico Wed. Kaufman
[1550]Operational Approval is heresy granted in the case of_LIC OOKY fl i
[1552]» for the purpose specified in your request :
[1553]dated___26 June 1964 .
[1554]Operational Approval for LICOCEY/L is amended to include authorization , f
[1556]for her usa on a one-time basis for the purpose set ferth in your memoran
[1557]dum dated 26 June 196k,
[1559], : Wy ae
[1561]This Approval is based upon evaluation of information available te this
[1562]Office, and is
[1564]£Pfice grented under authority contained im CSE amd CSI-F 20-5.
[1566]del Edward P. Brova : :
[1567]CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
[1569]Date: 1 dir
[1571]i . Orig. to Addresse
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[1586]14-0000
[1588](See NEXT Q021 (IN 14984) ane preceding traffic.)
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[1594]26 June 1964
[1595]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, CI/CA
[1596]SUBJECT : Anendnent of LICOOKY-1 Operational Approval
[1598]It is requested that the Cperational Approval for Li-
[1599]COOKY+1 be amended to include authority for Mexico Station
[1600]to use her on a one-tine basis as an sccess.asset against
[1601]a Soviet newspaperpan, who will be visiting Mexico and who
[1602]has pees a cargoes Luc dulsgiioa of Riv Le Senctirce treties
[1604]re aara
[1606]W. J. Kaufaan ©
[1607]C/E fl
[1608]DDP/EH/NIK/ASperarkte (26 June 1964) i
[1609]Distribution: ; .
[1610]Crig & 1 - addresse .
[1611]1 - LICOCKY-1 201 fileeo——
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[1644]es, wp mea eet et so
[1646]14.90000
[1648]1. Forvardad herevi-t. ia a pro.sess report for Pro ect LIBLOCK fsr
[1649]the period syecitiled. nis report vas prepared iy Leo GC. HEDLICH, ite
[1650]auiside case ofiice. a
[1652]- - DIRDCK/2 has provided intorsa:iun for operational purposes cn
[1653]Evy number Of gabdjects and/or individuals in vhich the S.a:ion pas ap ine
[1654]tereat or some sori of reyuirewent iro others (1.9., Fario Noutefer-e
[1655]AUAGUU)s Addu, BE GUL. G tums OF PADEFS Lei uy MAjOT AiG0S9 Frere
[1656]Sierra, one of Yon Soga'’s fullowara, at the tive of cheir Gua: aa Fas
[1657]vol. effort in lyo2. lee BE. HLECHRAISE hes gone vhrouch tbe papers and
[1658]bas hed abou, 170 frames wide. The ne-atives will ce icrvarded to Haede
[1659]G2Br vers. -
[1660]3. The actetr t be:ween LIGWCE/1 and LICOGKY/1 is, temporarily a:
[1661]least, suspended. Undousiediy, the revara of LIWWCK/1's sife had a cood
[1662]ecal to do with thia plus the Test tha: pressure was being mit aa the <vo
[1663]principals by che Station, whether :his seoaretion cag be welatained rer-
[1664]manently 1a difficult to say, but LORLCK/1 has ween put on notice chaz
[1665]he ia goin, to be subiec. wo femaliy i: 5% lon's. Garaide of thai, LIke
[1666]LOcK/1 bes teen quite respousive to ax requirezants imposed oa nia; on
[1667]she other hand, he bas sot vean reportin.: an bis personal situation and
[1668]: contacts ag fully es he shosld, Thia will shape ap however.
[1670]Atcechmenta eo oe Fi
[1671]Rpt, h/w = _ fo
[1672]Distributions ob o eo gt
[1674]3 - WED, v/ate
[1675]Bo + Piles, _ wfatt
[1677]CROSS RIFE TREN aied
[1681]i
[1682]1 .
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[1701]14.90000
[1703]i
[1705]| HAIRED foe IDEXING
[1707]oO INDECraG REQUIRED |
[1708]——F-
[1710]Chief of Station, Mexico
[1712]| ONLY GLALIFIED DESK
[1713]if CAN S008 INDEXING
[1715]| sAICROR Lat
[1717]Chief, WH Division
[1719]CECT
[1722]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[1724]1. On 29 May ODENVY asked KUDESE whether KUBARK had a
[1725]current interest in LICOOFY as they had questions concerning Juan
[1726]Jose AREVALO and Lyle STUAET which they wanted passed to her.
[1727]If we had no current contact they wanted to know whether we
[1728]had any idea of her present whereabouts. ;
[1730]4
[1732]2, KUBARK orally told ODENVY that. we formerly utilized her
[1733]as a sub-source and we believed we could reestablish contact with
[1734]her in order to pass to her the ODENVY questions. ODEXVY was toid
[1735]that she was in Hexico.
[1737]3. ODENVY subseguestly furnished the attached list of
[1738]questions. It is requested that the Station pass this list to
[1739]LICOOKY-1 and obtain from her, ansvers to be forwarded to
[1740]Headquarters for passing to ODENVY. The Station is asked to
[1741]comment on whether her testimony in court might be prejudicial
[1742]to avy KUBARK operations, or whether the Station can see no
[1743]obiection to such a court ao0tearauce.
[1745]Chester D. DAINOLG
[1747]Attachment:
[1748]1 u/s/c .
[1750]Distribution:
[1751]0&1 - COS, Mexico City
[1753]. . 61-3 SSG /™%
[1754]aoe ERS TO ren en oo eee 8S ERP oe
[1756]7
[1757]HMB 1264) 3 June 1964
[1758]CAASSIFITATION ners 7
[1761](PRIORITY SECRET
[1763]WH/3/ “Wexico/C. Bustos:chk
[1765]COORCINATNG
[1766]OFFS SYMBOL
[1768]| carey (draft)
[1770]- ep Se
[1772]office SYMBOL i YES 4 on oy, Lf
[1774]‘Desmond FitzGerald
[1776]Foumame | DISPATCH
[1779]14-0000
[1783]' principals?
[1785]SECRET
[1787]RE: LYLE STUART
[1789]Thig Bureau currently ig conducting an investigation in order
[1790]to determine if the subject has violated the Registration Act. His;
[1791]firm published the 1964 Americen ec.tion of the book entitled, "Anti-
[1792]Comnunism in Latin America,” written by Juan Jose Arevalo, former ‘
[1793]President of Guatemala. The nature end extent of subject's relationship
[1794]with Arevalo is therefore pertinent to our investigation. ,
[1796]‘As you know, Viola June Cobb, known to your agency, personally
[1797]knows Arevalo and worked with him on the tranalation of his book, "The
[1798]Shark and the Sardine.” It is therefore possible that Cobb may be in
[1799]a position to furnish some information which can be of assistance to
[1800]this Bureau. We would appreciate if your agency vould interview Cobb
[1801]and endeavor to obtain answers to the following: .
[1803](1) What information does she have concerning the relation-
[1804]ship between the subject anc Arevaio regaraing tne Ovon, “A ba Ueaaaiis Os
[1805]in Latin Anerica"?
[1807](2) Does she have any information indicating that subject)
[1808]is in any way affiliated with foreign political parties or governuents?
[1810]. 3) Does she know of any contractual agreement existing
[1811]between subject and Arevalo or between subject and any other foreign:
[1813](4) Does she Enow of anyone e159 who may be in a pusitiocn
[1814]to furnish information concerning subject? :
[1816](5) In the event that. Cobb is in a position to furnish infor-
[1817]mation concerning any of the above points, we desire to be- informed if
[1818]she would be willing to testizy in court. i
[1820]cate pnt Bowbiig dh BAR en Ate
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[1824]Sein om +
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[1862]: INFO: | (Ch, CI/OPS, FI, FI/iNT 2, RIZAN,
[1863]i
[1866]DIR IMFO WANA CITE FEXxXT 9565 .
[1867]REF DIR 18914 > :
[1868]: 1. LICOOKY=1 Sarpy :
[1869]: ss ! FATILDA or CUENCK, WIF :
[1870]bog : Chy WIFE ABEL eencg.
[1871]i SOBA Planer enenuee o 2. 5 aL UENCE AR MART Hes 1
[1872]pn SOUMNURRISNSS Gita euecBekTO TORRES ESPInozs far ve %, Tepe,
[1873]: iS tt E > pan OES SER TOLD HER
[1874]+ AY TORRES SHARE PANAM AVARD was 3,282 po LARS BUT RE
[1875]! CUPREN oe Serban CUT BECAUSE
[1876]fo NENCY RESTRICTIONS HE HAS BEEFY ARLE wrTuppau ece
[1877]| LE WITHDPAY EEss THAN Heir os
[1878]: FAR, aN ‘ELF SO
[1879]bob.
[1880]2. INDEX,
[1881]; SECRET
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[1883]C/S COMMENT: ®RE SETTLEMENT GUAT Lat SUIT. ;
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[1913]er COULD BB BRASIEST SOLUTION TO PROBLEM AS NEITHER AGENT HOULD BE
[1917]\ fy _ oy, oo
[1919]- eS “22D MESSAGE ! 42
[1920]Obs: one nn rer
[1921]ust: a a OO incEx rn |
[1922]XT: v oon ezenns
[1923]pare: Be Le 1D. ELE IN CS FILE NO. :
[1924][1 : MICs TITY INO GUATEMALA CITY
[1926]FROM: DIRECTOR
[1930]CONF:
[1932]1D MEXI inro. GUAT
[1933]REF MEXI 9238 (1N 73285) (NOT SEKT GUAT)
[1935]PROBLEW - WE SUGGEST THAT PERHAPS ARRIVAL OF WIFE FROH PARIS MAY
[1936]sr OP LINETCE'S QESTNFECR 1.TCOOKY APARTMENT. STATION
[1938]DAE Piste we tet {
[1940]CAN QUERY LINLUCK ROUTINELY AS TO HIS FUTURE BLANS FOR WIFE
[1942]WITHOUT THUS REVEALING OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH. LICOOKY. PRESUMABLY |
[1943]HE WILL RESPOND THAT HE BAS SENT WIFE FUNDS TO JOIN HIM MEXICO. |
[1944]IF SHE PLANS STAY WITH BIM PERMANENTLY, THEN LICOOKY PROBLEM WiLL
[1946]BE ALLEVIATED. iF HER STAY CNLY TEMPORARY, THEN CORRECTIVE ACTION
[1947](AS SUGGESTED IN REF) COULD BE TAKEN IF NECESSARY. FEEL THAT THIS
[1949]a>
[1951]FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN OTHER OR KUBARZ. :
[1952]2. WIFE'S ARRIVAL HEXI OF IXTEREST IN ITSELF TO HDQS AS THIS
[1954]WILL HAVE EFFECT ON LINLUCK MOBILITY. WE ARE CURRENTLY CONSIDERING
[1955]PLAN FOR FUTURE ROLE OF AGENT AND WILL ADVISE SOON. :
[1957]3. FYI: WE HAVE NEVER CONSIDERED MEXI STATION TO BE MERELY
[1958](CUTUT TO LIKLUCK. YOUR OFFICERS TAVE SAME AUTHORITY TO DEAL Wits
[1959]HIM AS YOU DO WITH %OUR. OTHEB 1uBiS. :
[1961]ENy Ur HESSAGE
[1963]4
[1965]COOMOINATING GCFFICERS coor t
[1966]. MELGasiNG CrFicee - tread ee AUTHENTICATING
[1967]: SECRET Seca: tration OFevces :
[1968]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy Ho. .
[1969]oy - .
[1974]14.99000
[1976]cose Pave NTN OY
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[1981]UNIT ;
[1985]DATE :
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[1989]prom: DIRECTOR
[1991]CONF:
[1993]TNFO :
[1995]TO
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[1998]WH Comment;
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[2005]\N WAY WH/3/Mexico
[2006]‘ORD W. HERBERT
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[2011]OiNtex .
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[2019]INFO : CITE DIR .
[2020]Guar | 98S
[2022]Ref related Hexi concern at LICOOLY/LINLUCE re-
[2023]lationship, and asked for authority to pressure
[2025]tnem apart.
[2027]Ve
[2029]AC /WED “EOORDSRATING orficeas qncur 1 1
[2030]RELEASING CEFICES . Tr osecast | Seeman able tr
[2031]REPRODUCTION BYOTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1 PROHIBITED, Cor Ba
[2032]. _ woe bt
[2033]3
[2036]14.90000
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[2067]DIP CITE YEXI $239 : : o.oo.
[2069]oa rs Ann
[2070]LISLUCK ‘ . : : See te eae
[2072]1 LICOOKY TOLD CASE OFFICER 23 APRIL THAT LINLUTY TOLO-
[2074]vem mem mE ET
[2076]GUAT HERE ALLECEDLY STILL iteL.: ALG OUT OF waActT SAw ee tare
[2078]4 . STATION
[2080]DISCRETION
[2081]OF SEVIOyS
[2083]S FUTURE USEFULNESS".
[2085]LICOOHY HHICN POTENTIALLY DANGERTUS HI
[2087]ere
[2089]WISH USE 32 DAY CLAUSE IN REF CONTFACT AS CLUE TO ENFORCE ORDEP.
[2090]ALSO REQUEST AUTHORITY SRIEF HIN OF HIS REPORTING PEQUTREY ENTS. -
[2091]3 REGRET NECESSITY THIS RESUEST, BUT LICOOKY SESvE INCAPABLE
[2093]INITIATING DESENGAGENERT DESPITE FACT SHE HIGHLY OVESUROUGHT AT
[2097]HIS TOTAL MCNOPOLY HEP TIVE Px) RESULTANT INAZILITY 93 HER KUS
[2099]SECRET | ae
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[2102]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHSITED Copy No.
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[2163]Aro errata te eer ereernenn «ent nyeee enrente netsh ne
[2165]Chief of Btation, Mexico City
[2167]woo iannieneneanet eeeebememmee pene:
[2169]LICOOKY-1/Comments on Heeting with Joel N, BIEPECKER on 25 February 190
[2170]ACTION REQUSIED - REFLPENOLS 6
[2171]-! v
[2172]Action: Howe, for inforsation only. vs A
[2173]2 ON
[2174]Attention: Joel HN. WTEEECKER \\
[2175]S
[2179]i
[2181]1. dosl 5, NIZEcem, while in Hextco City during the week of 2 - 23 ot
[2182]February Lots, met with LICOCKY-1, from 1500 to approxigstely 1600 seers on
[2183]the afternoos of 2 February i:ui, in connection with bie rectoy of the TE,
[2184]Tew oepirsticen. Tyas steraug cut DEEtLAg Site HEIPECKER aote? tw tart decti-
[2185]fied youag men who may have Leen contucting a survellinnce ef tia. leter,
[2187]et ebort 1570 hours, KETPECKER sex LICOCOKY-1 on Avenida Nedero, alouwt are aile
[2188]from the mestizns site. The case oificer was requested to query LIOXMEY-: on
[2189]any slzemiticent remarks LIALOCE-1, who lives with LICHY-1, sicht have ‘wade
[2190]to LICOGEY-1 before and/or after the meeting with KETESCKER, and to regert
[2191]Gane to Headquarters. .
[2193]2. The next ueeting vith LICUOEY-1, es .cheduled, was held on P-tAsy-
[2195]afternoon, 23 February  LICOQCY-i said that she di2 sot see SEIEEUTR an
[2196]Aveaiia Madero ou 26 February, end etded that she did not have ter clagses
[2198]With her end without thea cannot identify anyone nore than 20 reet or BO meay.)
[2199]LINLUCK-1, soe said, wanted te know with whos she spoke a: socatize on 2s :
[2200]February (ihe meeting wes arranged by the C/O via. telephooe ead LINK
[2201]ausvered the telephone), end later qeerted her recexding where she met and 2
[2202]wast hed bees sald. ie wag Satisfied, however, that she bed tees vealkiog to:
[2203]e PEPRDGr ard did not prees the matter farther. She ¢id vot tell bis vbere,
[2204]or with whas, or what Led been sala. According to LICOGKY-2, LOCiXm-2 oes
[2206]no oblections to her seeing and talking <o PRPRD‘Ers, but he obJeccs violently -
[2207]to her baving azything to do with eay non-FEPRIME leftists or Comntets. :
[2209](cont iomea)
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[2214]SECRET
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[2218]t
[2222]han
[2224]14.90000
[2226]* if - tan PON a a ee eed
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[2228]DISPATCH ~ SBECRED -. : | BAe eT :
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[2231]3
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[2239]3. On 2 Barch 1508 LIOKEY-1 reported thet che had declied ro vigit ber
[2240]brother in PEPE! for tvo weeks cr a6, 25d will ‘axe edventass of the trip
[2241]te resew her lourist cocumentotias. Ska sald thet LINUXX-) hus bewese ex.
[2242]tremely difficult io itve with since SEDRECKER waa bere, aut mt abe must |
[2243]eet evay from bis for exmhile. He oblected to her leaving, bei ecquleseed whea
[2244]he becney convinced thet ebe incenda to return to kewles. LICQUAT-1 plesg te
[2245]lesve on 4 Mareh 14, xd wlll relora on or ebous @) March 1504. t
[2246]- j
[2248]H
[2250]“Willewt C, CURPIE
[2252]Nee edneee mente thinnest pene
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[2266]po |
[2267]|
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[2270]roow USE FREVOLS EDOM
[2271]rs . HEM acy Seer -
[2272]EP S3e : Ae BECBRET
[2274]Webi ATE CeeETE
[2277]14.90000
[2281]apa ees cert ernie preenennrnen ee P Re ee mee eet penn see eA oe *
[2283]Dla’ ATCH
[2285]- Chief of Station 7roy Cur.
[2287]T i | MAREED FOR INDEXES
[2288]a ee SSSA mr
[2289]- |
[2292]| 6D BOEXING MEQZRED |:
[2293]1 MO BOEING BOARS
[2295]" T
[2297]] Only CUALIFIED DESK
[2298]| CAm AG0GE INDELinG
[2300]Chief, WH Division | serORUA
[2302]SUBJECT
[2304]LICOOKY=1 ls _
[2306]ACTION RESSIRED - REFERERCES
[2308]CROSS SEFERENCE TO
[2310]REF: HMMA-22258
[2312]1, LICOOKY-1 was granted an OA on 27 January 1964 for use as
[2313]outlined in the PRQ II forwarded with HuMA-22758. The OA as
[2314]granted, however, was restricted to approval to use LICOOKY-1 in .
[2315]such @ manner that information is taken from her, but that as little
[2316]classified information as possible is to be passed. Specific
[2317]yequirements should be passed only when necessary, end should be
[2318]made in such a mann: that sensitive operational or ODYOKE programs,
[2319]plans, and objectives are not revealed. | Tne office granting the
[2320]OA also indiczted that the limitations proposed in the Station's .
[2321]comments in Section XVI of the PzQ Il should be. implemented.
[2323]2, If LICOOXY-1 is ever to be used as a directed and fully
[2324]controlled asset, without the limiations expressed above, an .
[2325]amendment to the QA will be necessary. :
[2327]3. Reference is made to Section 4}, para 1 of the PRQ II
[2328]forwarded in ref, which indicates that LICOOXY-1 may be given a
[2329]bonus for a particularly outstanding job. The Station is rerinded
[2330]that since LICCOZY-1 is a Contract Agent, and PBPRIXY citizen,
[2331]ker contract musi be amended each time a bomus payment is
[2332]contemplated.
[2334]Oliver G. GALBOND.
[2336]Distribution:. H
[2337]nl Ane Uneiann Mite 4
[2338]WEL, ecaat vaez 2;
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[2350]OISPATCH SYMBOL AND KLINGER
[2352]ROS FILE NOMESE
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[2359]OFFICE OrncER TYP:St
[2361]WH/3/Mexico/’C. Bustos:chk
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[2364]| cmp.) oe S.C, Kine 9: ;
[2366]DISPATCH
[2368]10s bkary 1964 |
[2370]1 ere ene te nner
[2372]14-0000
[2374]10 February 1964
[2376]COG/KC
[2378]MEMORANDUM FOR:
[2380]SUBJECT
[2382]se renee tarot
[2384]LICOOKY=1
[2386]LICOOKY-1 was granted an OA on 27 January 1934.
[2388]She was recruited in June 1960 and has been utilized
[2390]by SAS and WH Division since thet tine.
[2392]J. KM. Whitten.
[2394]C/aH/S.
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