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[54]LIRING-3 WRITTEN REPCRT PER LIRIAG-S 2G@y25i was
[56]REVIESED BY STATISN WITH ASSISTANCE LEONsE2 S. TORMET. REPCRT
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[68]iNG-3 SRIEFED TS DECLARE HIMSELF READ HELP GUAT RESELS FAS.
[70]= IDECLGSICAL REASONS AND AT SAME TIME IMPLY HE IN NEES HATERIAL
[71]HELP AFTER LONG IMNFRISOUMENT.
[72]~ 2. LikiING-3 WAS YAITING ST LIRING GATE 1722 KCURS WHEN,
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[79]~ A. LIRING-9 DID SCT READ REPCAT BUT HAD LIRING-3 sive 3
[80]HiM MAIN POINTS ORALLY. APPEARED MOST ISTERESTES IN LIRING-3 |
[82]UL STATEXESTS ON Noy GUAT REBELS FEEL TCWAR3S PARUNES. KODDED wre
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[127]B. LIZiWG-3 EXPLAINED HE ANARCHIST, LEFTIST, LSELAIST
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[138]= TO CANADA SG LIRINS-4 COULD SEE FATHER WHG KEg YOR x
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[143]LIRING-9 ADAMANT LIRIEG<4 SHOULD SST SEZ VISA
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[147]- LIRING-9 MADE VAGUE PROMISES HELP LIRIEG-3 IW CURREST -
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[150]DIFFICULT SITUATICS ALTHOUGH NO FINANCIAL HELP &,.
[151]E. (LIRING-3 WAS REQUESTED 70 RETURS TO LInise
[152]LIRING-9 WAS SHOWN LETTERS REVEMILY RECEIVES
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[259]1. LEONARD S. TORWET CISES> GUATEMALA CITY CASE OFFICER TO TRAVEL
[260]MEXICO CITY FOR REF DISCUSSIONS. TOUNET ATTEMPTISG BOOK PASSAGE
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[364]REF: MEXICO CITY S153(A' fe
[365]1. BECAUSE LiRING-3 COULD NOT LOGICALLY HAVE GAINED DETAILED .
[366]INSIGHT INTO INSURGENCY MOVZNENT if SUATENALA DURING NCARCERAT I0H,
[367]“pO NOT BELIEVE If KECESSARY SG% GUATSHALA CITY STATION OFFICER
[368]PROVIDE EXTENSIVE AND SETAILED SRIZF ING FOR PREPARATION LIRING-3
[369]REPORT. SUGGEST FOLLOWINGS SENERAL SUIDELINES, SUBJECT TO Hes: ;
[370]APPROVAL, YHICH OSTENSISILY TO BE IMPRESSIONS OF LIRING-5 BASED |
[371]“OH CONVERSATICNS WITH FAR LEADERS VILE I® JAIL. :
[372]A. EMPHASIZE FRAQMEXTATION, GISGRGANIZATION aND COMPETITION
[374]GF INSURGENT FORCES HAVE SERIOUSLY DISRUPTED INSURGENT MOVEMENT,
[376]WHICH KOd STAGHAST. es ee |
[377]B. LEADERSHIP 18 OBVIOUSLY [NATURE AND ISCAPABLE OF
[378]_ ORGANIZING AN EFFECTIVE MOVEMENT. oo
[379]C. ACCORDING ROLANDS “CEBCLLITA™ FAR FUNDS MISUSED BY 1
[380]"LEADERS if “HON-REY OLUTION ARY HAYS.” we oe a
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[437]: LOSSES FROM GOG RETALIATION. GOG ABLE TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IMPULSIVE
[438]. ACTIONS BY FAR MEMBERS VKO FAILED MAKE ADEQUATE PREPARATIONS
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[441]E. ESSENTIAL THAT NEW LEADERSHIP CADRE BE FOUND TO REPLACE
[443]PRESENT COMMAND IF REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT TO SUCCEED. . i
[445]2. FYIs OBJECTIVE OF ABOVE IS TO PAINT AS DISMAL A PICTURE _
[446]: AS POSSIBLE FOR CUBANS, AND TO SUGGEST THAT LATTER IMPOSE CONDITIONS
[447], WHICH WILL BE UNACCEPTABLE TO PRESENT INSURGENT LEACERSHIP, FEEL
[448]‘ THAT AWY ATTEMPT BY CUBANS TS REPLACE CURRENT LEADERSHIP WOULD .
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[488]RYBAT PBRUMEN LIRING-3
[489]REF: MEXICS CizY 79eR Ge 25321) Utiow 66 i 4 40273
[490]DURING LONG DISCUSSION LIRTNG-9 HAD AT LIRING WITH
[491]LIRING-3 ON i NOV LIRING-9 ASKED LIREMG=3 PREPARE DETAILED
[492]WRITTEN REPORT DYE 1736 HOURS 25 NOV ON HIS EXPERTENCES GUATEMALA
[493]‘  pND HIS CONTACTS WITH FAR PERSONALITIES WHILE INCARCERATED.
[494]WHEN L°RING-3 MENTIONED LACK ADEQUATE PBRUMEN SUPPOT LIRING-9
[495]EXCITEDLY AGREED STATING HIS CAPITAL DID NOT UNDERSTAND FAR AND
[496]HAD DONE MANY THINGS MOSES, YE ADDER LIRING-3 SHOULD POLAT OUT
[497]ON PAPER HO¥ PBRUMEN HAD FATLED IN GUATEMALA AMD GIVE HIS)
[498]CPINIGM OF WHAT NEEDED, LIRING-9 ALSO.VERY INTERESTED IN WHAT
[499]}‘.  LIRIRG-3 KNOWS OF SQUADBLE BETWEEN GUAT LEFTISTS. AMONG MANY
[500]OTHER QUESTIONS LIRING- 3 VANTED TO KNOW WHETHER JEANETIE FIRK MaD
[503]FAR MISSION BEFOPE HER Feat. i
[505]. 2. LERI WG-9 STATOO CHIEF LIRING “DOES NOT HAVE VERY MUCH (
[506]oii gg DO WITH THESE THINGS" CCLANDESTINE ACTIVITLES IW GUATEMAL a
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[547]- “MEETING AT 1738 G8 25 Ma/ WITH “SO!2 MY COLLEAGUES” SO CaN
[548]DISCUSS LIRING~3 REPORT AND SUGGESTIONS AT LENGTH " IW BETTER
[549]PLACE FCR PRIVATE TALK.” #HEN LI22KG-3 EXPRESSED HOPE HE MICHT
[550]QIDLIFY IS RCTSAT G8 FZAS0H Li fonumem UMPiiAL, Linimaeo |
[551]SUGGESTED HE MIGHT BE INVITED FOR CULTURAL EXPOSITION 10 MAME
[552]TRIP APPEAR INNOCIOUS AMD OFFERED TO MAXE ALL NECESSA®Y PRRASSE-
[553]HEUTS.
[554]3. REQUEST GUAT CLTY STATION OFFICER FAMILIAR WITH FaR/
[555]PGT OP PRGCEED HENICO CITY MORWLNG 23 ECV TO DISCUSS ABOVE AND.
[556]PROVIDE GUIDANCE FOR PREPARATION LIRING-3 REPORT T9 LiRING. 18
[557]ADDITION 70 PERSONAL EXPERIENCE LIRIAC-3 COULD ATIRIQUTE ZEFC
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[632]1, ILEN IS FRANCIS SHERRY, FHONE NO. 22-76-66.
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[675]1, SUBJECT TO GUATEMALA STATION CONCURRENCE, WE BELIESE, LIRING/3 :
[676]i S#0.1.9 Be CANDID WITH LIRING/i0 AND TELL HIM WAST AND AS KUCH AS ME :
[677]ro WASiC TO ENOW, WE FEEL IF LIZING/3 ATTEMPTED WITHHOLD OR DISTORT ;
[678], DETAILS HIS IMPRISONMENT T, IT COULD BE COUNTERPROLUCTIVE TO OPERATION . :
[679]ABLY COULD CHECK OTEER SOURCES FOR ACCURACY, a
[680]Lo 2, THERE NO URGENCY FOR LIRING/3 XAKE TRIP TO PERUMEN. WE : ‘
[681]fae BELIEVE IT MORE ADVANTAGEOUS FOR HIM TO REMAIN XE? SEKICO’ AND ATTEMPT ; ‘
[682]; BECOME INVOLVED LOCAL PBRUMEN/GUATESALA EXILE ACTIVITIES, | IF, HOw- 3
[683]ma |. EVER, LIRING/10 SUGGESTS LIRING/3 GO PBALMEN, HE SHOULD. NOT HESITATE =
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[685]3. DEFER TO GUATEMALA CITY FOR IDENTIFICATION REFERENCE WAR ;
[686]4. FILE 50-6-141/3, 201-798301 AND 201-776733. , a
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[726]REFERENCE: MEXICO CITY 91945 CLN 27533}*
[727]1. QS TRACES NEGATIVE RE RAFAEL ARGUETA AND ENRIQUE PUENTE.
[729]2. FILE 201-248917, 201-798301 AND 50-9-11.
[731]. END OF MESSAGE
[732]: WH COMMENT: *LIRING/3 received brief typewritten unsigned letter '
[733]‘ “which expressed happiness his release from Guatemala
[734]‘ jail. Envelope was from Enrique Puente Men's Store
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[1068]SECRET caiGaSZ NOV 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY S459i2 5: 27295
[1070]MEXICO CITY 15FO DIRECTOR L650. fa
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[1074]REFS: As DIR-47428 _ \ SS, 6 Lie n \ - s
[1075]Ba MEXICO CITY-7922 (42 S32/
[1077]I. AGREE REFERENCE A,
[1078]2. TRACES O08 PERSONS “ENTIONED REF B AS FOLLOWS: ;
[1079]A. JOSE IGNACIO ROLANDO ‘LOPEZ RUIZ, AXA JORGE HERNANDEZ
[1080]_ RIVAS, AKA “CESQLLA™ - FAR MEMSER ARRESTED 9 “ARCH 18638 AND EXECUTES
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[1088]: . B. JUAH JOSE AND MIGUEL ANGEL DE (LEON) BaRRIOS, 30TH vIT#
[1090]VARIGUS ALIASES, GRUTHEAS WHO TRAVELED SOvIEI UNION 1964, HEMSERS OF
[1091]FAR, AXRESTED LATE MARCH 1968, BELIEVED SENT TO PAVCE PENAL FAR™ ‘26
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[1097]i . ©. Ge FRANCISCO CRAPMIREZ) CORADO - > PGT LEADER ARRESTED may 1567
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[1106]_ a 7. LEADER, HOSE CURRENT LOCATION UNKNCUN,
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[1190]DIRECTOR ,GUATEMALA CITY
[1191]RYBAT PBRUNEN LIRING-3
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[1195]1. ROWTON REESTABLISHED CONTACT LIRING- 7 23 OCT AKS :
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[1197]BEGAN DETAILED DEBRIEFING EVENING SAME DAY. | RCWION AL Len cp. | _ 4
[1199]ME ARRANGED RELEASE THROUGH BROZHER OF BUSINESS contact yuo ||
[1200]ROUGH BROZHER OF BUS CONTACT ¥HO
[1202]COLONEL GNA. LIRING-3, WHO ACCEPTED STORY WITHOUT QUESTICN,
[1203]STATED HE UNDERSTOCD ROWTCN COULD NGT KAVE ARRANGED EARLY
[1204]; RELEASE FOR O8VIOUS SECURITY REASONS AND FELT ALMOST i
[1205]i IKTOLERASLE SUFFERING WORTH PAIN SINCE HAS COME OUT IN BEST
[1206]POSSIBLE POSITION VISA-A-VIS FAR AS WELL AS PSRUMEN.
[1208]“2. LIRING-3 WAS BEGUN GIVE COMPLETE DETAILS ARREST,
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[1222]"CONTINUED POLITICAL ACTIVITY EVEN GX BEHALF ROWTON. HIGHLIGHTS” _
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[1224], A. ROLAKDO “CEBOLLITA”. FAR OFFICIAL, WHO SHARED CEcL |
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[1282]LARA AND CARLOS PERSABAL TO FAR WQS THAGUGH HIS MOTHER YHO
[1283]ALLOWED TO VISIT KEIM PRIOR TO HIS EXECUTIOK. :
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[1289]GAINED TO PE G-2 FAR, WHO ALSO SHARED CELLELOCK AND REMAINEL
[1290]If CLOSE CONTACT LIRING-3 THROUGHOUT HIS DETESTIOXN, SHOWED
[1292]LINIKG-3 REPORT THEY HAD RECEIVED JULY FROM "RELIASLE FAR SOURCES”
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[1296]VEXICO” DESCRIBING LIRING-3 AS "ANARQUICO, SI PARTIDO, ;
[1297]CONDUCTA BUENA, CONFIASLE, RESPONSABLE PERO DIFICI). COnTROLAR.”
[1298]FOLLOWING THIS GENERALLY FAVORABLE REPORT JUAN AND MIGUEL
[1299]GEON) SARRIGS DISCUSSED FAR SITUATION FREELY WITH LIRING-3
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[1376]FAR MEMBERS TRAINED 18 PBRUMEN) ALL FunbStn AST CHANNELED
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[1378]3. LIRING -3 TOLD ROWTON HE INSTRUCTED LEGN BROTHERS HAVE
[1379]POMUTL™ CCT IN TILSN WIT Aid WiieaniNe HIS ADRESS) THROUGH
[1380]" SALON DE LA PLASTICA MEXICAN BY POSING AS PERSON REPRESENTING
[1381]"VILETA"WHO INTERESTED IN BUYING LIRING-3 WATERCOLORS GONE 24
[1382]PRISON). LIAING-3 PLAKS FOR COVER PURPOSES “ORK IN SIQUZIROS
[1383]_ STUDIO CUERNAVACA AKD ARRANGE SQONEST BELLAS ARTES SPONSORZI-
[1384]EXPOSTION HIS LATEST PATATINGS.
[1385]A. WILL POUCH COMPLETE LIRING-3 DEBRIEFING AS SOOM) |
[1386]? IW COMPLETED. STATION HOPES LIRING AND PARTICULARLY LIRIKG-ie .
[1387]WILL TRY ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH LIRING-3 AS ME CAN BE EXPECTED
[1388]Wive INFO OF VALUE TO P3RUMEN REGIME. STATION INTENDS HAVE
[1389]LIRING ~3 TELL LIRING-12 ENOUGH T9 VET HIS APPETITE AND COWVINCE HIM
[1390]LIRIKG-3 SHOULD BE DEBRIEFED AT SOME LENGTH. LIRING-3 WOULD».
[1391]: ret (Linine 10 )HE WILLING OUTLINE DETAILS HIS ORDEAL INCLUDING
[1392]' " INFO"PERUMENS SHOULD KWOW" BUT ONLY TO HIGH PBRUYEK i; 2
[1394]PSRUMEN SUGGEST H&S, GUATEMALA CiTY AND MEXICO CITY STATI 5S :
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[1450]5. ASSUME GUAT KAMES MENTIONED ABOVE ARE "WAR KANES™.
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[1515]PEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
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[1522]; 1. ESMICA/15 REPORTED LIRING/3 AND COMPANION DEPARTED GUATEMALA
[1524]3 OCTOBER 1968 VIA TACA FLIGHT 218 FOR MEXICO CITY. THEY ASKED FOR
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[1659]DIRECTOR » ; S67 OEE
[1660]REFS: A. DIRECTOR 36584
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[1664]B. GUATEKALA CITY 9517 (ons Qe
[1666]Co HMMA 55.22 PARA 5
[1668]“Ye STATION WISHES TO RETIERATE ONCE MORE ITS RELUCTANCE TO
[1669]SOMEHOW TRY TO FREE LIRIUG-3 FROM JAIL 1H GUATEMALA CITY BY GOINS ~
[1670]TO LIAISON AND EXPOSENG HIS WOFIRM CONNECTION. MEXICO CITY STATION
[1671]IW AGREEMENT WITH REF B STATEMENT THAT MORE TIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED
[1672]TO SEE IF LIRING-3 WILL SOT BE RELEASED IN NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE
[1673]WITKOUT INDICATING WOFIR® INTEREST. AS STATED IN REF C SUCH a .
[1674]TIOW IF IT LEAYED (AND STATIGE ASSUMES THIS FOSSIBLE I SUATE A> GR
[1675]IF IT ATTRACTED SUSPICION GUAT REBELS, MEXICAN LEFTISTS OR
[1676]PBRUMENERS WOULD REXDER FURTHER OPERATIONAL EXP@SITAT108 LIRING-3
[1677]AND LIRING-4 PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT REBELS To ;
[1678]TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRISG-3 AND LIRING-4. FURTHERMORE! STATION —
[1680]WOF AIT ALL SURE THAT FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENT 108’ so
[1682]LIAISON MIGHT NOT JEOPARDIZE ROWTON SECURITY. 7
[1683]2e IF LIRING-3 RELEASED AFTER NORMAL TRIAL WITHOUT any,
[1684]100 1CAT 108 oF OUT SIDE INFLUENCE STATION ASSUMES BOTH HE ax LIRISG-4
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[1712]- PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 7486S ECRET a
[1713]MS:
[1714]> WILL HAVE INCREASED OPERATIONAL POTERTiAL. IF LIRING-3 HOT pes
[1715]RELEASED IM BEAR FUTURE LiRIWG-4 MAY FISD ONLY WAY OUT ER CURREST “~,,
[1716]7 PREDICAMENT IS AT LEAST TEMPORARY RETURM TO r2RUiiaw SHE MIGHT 5 4
[1717]v AT THAT POIHT BE AMEXASLE USCERTAKE MISSION SIMILAR TO THAT SHE ,
[1719]-, FREVIOUSLY AGREEAPLE AZTEMPT FOR WOFIRA.
[1720]~ 3. STATIOW WOULD NATUPALLY BE WILLING RE-EXAMINE ITS .
[1721]POSITION RE LIRING-3 IF GUATEMALA CITY STATION COULD DETERMINE
[1723]a HT
[1724]BEYOND ANY REASONABLE COUST THAT APPRCACH ‘OF JUDGE THROUGH
[1725]LIAISON WOULD NOT LEAK. CAS GUATEMALA CITY STATION GIVE SUCH '
[1726]a ASSURANCE? ~ .
[1727]. . t ‘
[1728]. 4 FILE 2a 7ss321. ;
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[1757]fazercocn)} {oate om imo tisc) - . {eeterence number,
[1759]6 2322S: 63
[1761]SIZISD CITY, SUATRMALA CITY
[1763]RYBAT TYPIC I LIRING we
[1765]~ Wextco CITY 7335 (IN 99476)"
[1766]=~ ROWPON- RETURN-STILL escénvain PENDING ksSSOLUTION DEVELOPYENT
[1768]ea «ACCESS TO ANCAGE/1.
[1769]2. BE LIRING(4, ROWTON COULD SEND MONEY OSTENSIBLY FROM L/4°S
[1770]‘FATHER IN NEW YORK TO BAIL HER OUT OF PRESENT DESPERATE SITUATION,
[1771]BUT TRIS WOULD BE ONLY TEMPCRARY SOLUTION IN ADDITION INHERENT
[1772]SECURITY RISKS (FATHER IS REPORTEDLY HOSPITALIZED AD NOT IN os
[1773]POSITION PROVIDE FINANCIAL HELP AT THIS TIME). (L/4'S REFUGE IX 7
[1774]LIRING ESTABLISHMENT, ON OTHER HAND, WHICH ROWTON COULD NOT CONVINCE
[1776]ITE ee amia ate ne gemeeera e
[1778]HER TO TAKE AS LONG AS HE WAS GIVING HER MONEY, WILL SERVE TO IMPROVE
[1780]HER ACCESS AND MAY LEAD TO REPATRIATION. ROWTON FEELS LATTER .
[1782]seme gee y
[1784]EVENTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACT
[1786]wee ;
[1788]r ae 4
[1790]Be "" HER SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. IN THAT {
[1792]Fe T°" + GASE, REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY S/W PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE. ao
[1794]im, . }
[1796]Fog COULD DEBRIEF L/4 UPON HER RETURN MEXICO IF AND WHEN LIRING/3
[1798]a io
[1800]i, RELEASED FROM PRISON AND CONTACT REESTABLISHED. :
[1802]i oa
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[1812]. v: . oT REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE E ISSUING orice s PRONIBIZED, COPE HO
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[1838]MEXEAGE FoR
[1839]TOTAL COMES: vi ; e }
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[1853]3%. FOR GUATEMALA: WOULD APPRECIATE RECOMMENDATIONS | 2-4
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[1857]CrMaGaToTT A aa vAOTY oe PAay FRE Vrorwe/2 AEN ACA Tan URrw TATT
[1859]AWARE WOFIRU INTEREST MUST BE SHOWN AT HIGH LEVEL BUT FEEL GUAT
[1860]OPSICIALS COULD ALLEGE MEXICAN GOVT INTEREST TO THEIR SUBORDINATES -
[1864]’ AS BASIS OF RELEASE.
[1865]~ 4 PILE 201-798301.
[1866]‘ END OF MESSAGE
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[1927]RYEAT TYPIC 23 Ser 66 3,39476
[1928]1. LIOHIOS MONITORISG LISAMPAM REPORTED LIRIKG-4 ENTERED
[1929]t
[1931]LisieG Aunsiss co oerifvicch. newucsitu Liniks FUNDISH PLACE 10
[1932]STAY BECAUSE SKE UNASLE Fine WChd THIS &Ci ABLE PAY FOR LODGIBSG: ~
[1933]SAID WOULD STAY LIRINS URTIL PROSLEM SOLVED.
[1935]2. WISH BRISG ASOVE ATTEHTION ROWTCN. ALSO WOULD APPRECIATE
[1936]INFO ROWIO8 TRAVEL PLASS AhD Bk STATICN. '
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[1971]pares
[1975]AN OPERATIOWAL INTEREST I8 LIRING-S°S Wi7E BUUMABLE PROCEED i
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[2013]DIRECTOR INFO MCXiCG CiTY 4s
[2014]RYBAT TYPIC LiRINS
[2016]1. GUATEMALA CITY STATiCA 15 WILE TNS TO Wee TYS & Farcon
[2017]RELATIONSHIP IN ANY WAY KECESSSayY TO SuProni UNILATERAL WOFIRM
[2018]OPERATIONS. EVERTHELESS if MuST 32 FZALIZED THAT AFTER 6 MONTHS,
[2019]REVEALING WOFIRM INTEREST Ih LIRISG-3 IS SOMEWHAT AWKWARD. WHILE
[2020]GUATEMALAN CITY STATION IS KOT FULLY CCGNIZAST OF ALL OPERATIONAL IZPLI-
[2022]. CATIONS LIRING-4 OPERATICN AD ITS VALUE TO ¥OFIRE, SE CONTINUE TG Zz-
[2024]LIEVE THAT BY ALLOWING NORE TIME LIRISE-3 ASD COMPANIGY WILL BE RE-
[2025]LEASED WITHOUT FEED INDICATE WOFIRM INTEREST. THIS APPEARS MORE 28 Line
[2026]WITH MEXICO CITY STATION PGSITICS THEY DEFINITELY WOT IB FAVOR
[2027]INTERVENTION WITH GUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH VOULD FINGER LIRING-3
[2029]AS SOME TYPE WOFIRN ASSET (MEXICO CITY 5954). |
[2031]- 2. IF MEXICO CITY HAS CHANGED ABCVE POSITION AND Kow AcneEs
[2032]WOFIRM INTEREST CAN 3z INDICATED, SuGGZST FCLLGWISG APPROACH
[2034]STATION WILL ADVISE ESMAJOR-2@ THAT MEXICO CITY HAS DEVELOPED
[2036]i
[2038]WITH OPERATION BECAUSE OF HER COMCEAN OVER FATE OF HER KUSBANS
[2040]WE CAN THEN ASK ESMAJOR-28 TIENT ASCERTAIN WHEN TRIAL 4
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[2105]PAGE 2 GUATEMALS CITY 9517 SECRET
[2106]SCHEDULED ASD IKDICAT!ON WHAT SENTERCE MAY EE. BELIEVE ANY
[2109]SE ESNAJOR-28 KAY REVEAL TO THE CCURTS WILL DEVELOP
[2111]RESPONSE. ON THE OTHER uaen. te TurOe Te EN nO TET INN z9
[2113]REVEALING WOFIRK INTEREST DIRECTLY I8 LIRING-3, THE STATION
[2115]CAB SO ADWISE ESMAJOR-22 ASD REQUEST HIS HELP.
[2116]3. FILE: 26!-2483i7,
[2117]SECRET
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[2305]leg cn
[2306]Chief of Station, Mexico City\ J1 . |
[2309]TAR ROSE DUNS
[2312]lecrons ,
[2314]¢ Activities of LIRING-3, LIRING-4 May throzegh Mid-Septenber 1988
[2317]MICROF-LMES
[2319]SF 14 1988
[2321]REP: IQMA 34662, 17 Mey 1958
[2323]Action Required: For your inforcation.
[2325]OCC. MICRO, SER.
[2327]1, Forwarded under separate cover are twelve reports prepared by 7
[2328]Wabdeee be Bae le dhe Sccavitade Os Liniiw 7S, Lidiae*+, anu contacts o£
[2329]the latter. |
[2332]5
[2334]2, The main topic covered in ROVTON's reports is LIRING-4's efforts to
[2335]obtein help ia getting LINING"3 out of jail in Guaterala zs soon as rossible,
[2336]LIRING4 is almost penniless (RUATON nes wade only tozen paymeats to hes
[2337]after 15 June) and hes been mving fro: one apartment to a chaaper one living
[2338]on the sale of paintings left Sy LIRING<“3 and scali loaas fren lefrist contacts,
[2339]In the hoze that she may be able to do something for LI2iG-3, LIRING-4 has
[2340]resisted all of ROWrCN's efforts to cez her to undertexe a claacestine missioa
[2341]to PEZUsEN, a nissioa, as Headquarters ‘knows, was plenaneé long ago. As a
[2342]foreizner, LIRING-4 cannot work in Mexico without taking the chance of being
[2343]deported, if caught. Aithough she has not tried it, she vould probadiy be
[2344]refused a visa to go to Guatecala to visit LIRING*3. She migat also face
[2345]difficuslzies in Guateaala including possible detention and interrogation if
[2346]she succeeded ia obtaining an entry persit to that country.
[2348]3. By mid-Septexber 1968 LIRING-4 had received very little telp fron
[2349]her Mexican leftist or outright Comunist frierids, Ia spite of prozises to
[2350]try to bribe the Guatemalan judge scheduled to try LIZING-2 all LIRING-4's
[2351]"riends"” succeeded in doing was to print several articles in the local press
[2352](some of thea vith LIRING-3's photo) claiming thet LIRING?3 wes unjustly
[2353]imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If arything, these
[2355]i
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[2361]Distribution: . L / oY hs G - =
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[2363]fepy piled in 201-793 30} .
[2365]spi-sissta.
[2370]26 September 1968
[2372]OS Fal RUSE
[2373]201°798301
[2375]rereeerens
[2377]TSFe TCH SYMEOR AND HUMBLA
[2379]INU.ATION OF
[2380]CONT! ON OF ; | atin = 35502
[2384]DISPATCH
[2386]articles did little to preiidice the Gustezalans in favor of LIXING*3.
[2388]As a matter of fact, the letters who succesded in sexcing LIZING?4 a’ few
[2389]letrers via the Mexican Consul in Guetetala City who comes to visit |hin ia
[2390]jail, recently claimed thet he wea stvec from a prison “transfer” by the
[2391]CGuarenslen ervey hy the arrival of the Mexican Consui. LIRING*3 viewed this
[2392]“crensier™ purely and sisply as an execution ettemt,
[2394]4 LIRINC?S received even less help from LIRISG who told her that
[2396]. . - 4 there was nothing it could co to heip LIZING73. LIELG@4, oa the advice
[2398]contained in one of the notes sent from prison by LiRING3, kept away fron - -
[2400]LIRING und its employees until she met LIRING-i0 by accident at the!office
[2402]of one of the leftist papers on 27 Juiy. LIRING"10 convinced her to resurce
[2404]her visits to LIRING. That the local PIRUMCNs still heve doubts about
[2406]LIRiNG*3 despite his imprisonzent in Guatezaia is indicatec by the statements .
[2408]‘ rade by Rodolfo REYES (see ZOnTON's 17 July report) to the eifect that the
[2409]latter would not be willing to help LIRIG°3 until be found cut on whet
[2410]side of "al griego"’ (RGWICN uncer faise identity) he was. REYES added that
[2411]LIBING suspects the "griego™ of KOZTZM connections, although it has no
[2412]definite proof of this.
[2414]5. Staterencs sucn as Caose mae by auYoS Confira Che seacioa’s ceiiei
[2416]thet LIRING, upon orders from hore, is still attempting to investigate
[2417], FOWEOX. Such statements also re-enforce the decisica of the Stacier. not to
[2418]atcezpt, throug liaison, to odtain the release of LERING-3. Such an © “
[2419]attexpt, ££ it leaked, woule not oaly expose LIRING?S3 to PSRUMEN and
[2420]Guatemalan FAR reprisals, {t would prob2>ly also have adverse repercussions
[2421]on BOWTON's security, LIRIVG-11 whom ROsTON met briefly oa 5 July (see
[2422]ERGETON's report dated 9 July) said nothing about LIZiNG*3's arzest whea
[2423]ROWTON complained that osil which he said be sent to LIRIG73 rezained
[2424]unanswered, It is also to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that
[2425]LIRING"4 is in Mexico, toid SG-TON that she was protadly in 7BKRIGEN. Tis
[2427]! . shows clearly the distrust with which LISinG views SONTON. ct: Crue . :
[2428]“Co. Goyvn EA ee to
[2429]i 6, LIRING"4 developed close relationship with Grlando \SUAnc2 of th e
[2431]Ministry of Culture new in Mexico at the invitztion of the Nixican Communist - i
[2433]gurai ocinwer David ALZANU Sisceiros, Ey nid-Seprexser, in fact, SvAncz ‘ ‘
[2435]was staying at LIRiNG-4's aparcmeat aithough LiglNG-4 clained to ROWTON that :
[2437]there was no rozancing between the two and that SUAREZ usec her apartment
[2439]. because he wes too broke to get one of his own. In view of LIRING*4's
[2440]assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist and pro-AMTEJG71 no effort was made to
[2442]approach bia, :
[2446]7. Contacts between ROWION and LIninG-4 have taken place with decreasing
[2447]frequenty because the usefulness of LIRDG-4 to WorTal! has sharply decreased
[2449]: end because LIRING4 is more and rere convinced that RCJTON cannot or will 7
[2451]: not help her obtain the release of LIRING"3. In her frantic efforts to do te
[2453]: _. something for LIRING"3, LIRING*4 has in fact not had any contact with ROKTCN :-
[2455]: since early September, Unless LIRING™3 4s released dy the Guatemalan
[2457]; -- - authorities or receives only a light sentence keeping him in jail only a short
[2459]‘ time longer, it is doubtful that LIRINS-S will be of cach use ito ROWTON and : co
[2460]a - the Station. © : . | et
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[2492]; DIRECTOR INFO MEXICO CITY 27 Ser 08 NG 1 147
[2493]TYPIC LIRIBG <
[2494]t REFERENCE : DIRECTOR 36584 er
[2496]1. MEXICO CITY 7335 NOT RECEIVED BY GUATENALA CITY.
[2498]! 20 FILE 291-798301.
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[2556]In, *§ 2 40 z See 63
[2558]. MEXICO CITY, GUATEMALA CITY
[2560]RYBAT TYPIC LIRING -
[2561]"REF: - MEXICO CITY 7335 (IN 99476)* - _ -2
[2562]"" 1. ROWTON RETURN STILL UNCERTAIN PENDING RESOLUTION DEVELOPULNT ¢
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[2577]. UIRING ESTABLISIENT, ON OTHER HAND, wate ROWTON cou xo? cosvixce: -
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[2583]SayeNTUALITY LIKELY ONLY IN EVENT HIS CONTINUED FAILURE RECONTACT |
[2585]B+ SINCE L/4 WOULD POSSIBLY HAVE NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE. Ix ‘THAT a 3 ,
[2587]>) REBRIEFING AND RESUPPLY sft PRECLUDED PRIOR DEPARTURE. ROVTON s
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[2624]| 7 POSSIBILITY EARLY RELEASZ OF LIRING/3 AND ASSOCIATE FROM JAIL. a
[2625]Rok AWARE YOPIRY INTEREST MUST BE SHOWS AT HIGH LEVEL BUT FEEL GUAT sy
[2626]a OFFICIALS COULD ALLEGE MEXICAN GOVT INTEREST TO THEIR SUBORDINATES | “
[2628]AB BASIS OF RELEASE. on
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[2680]ben 1, LIONJOW MGHITORING LISKiPAS REPORTED LIRING-4 EUTERED | “
[2681]* LIRING NORKIEG 25 SEPTEMBER. REQUESTED LINING FURBISH PLACE TO 2:
[2682]STAY BECAUSE SKE UNABLE FISD VORK THIS KOT AELE FAY FoR LODGING.” =~",
[2683]SaID WOULD STAY LIRING URTIL PROBLEM SOLVED. en re
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[2686]2. WISH BRISG ABOVE ATTENTION ROVTO#. ALSO VOULD APPRECIATE nes “
[2688]iar O ROWTOH TRAVEL FLANS AND ETA STATIO#.
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[2712]CABLE SECRE “AAT Dissent Tion CLASSIFIED MESSAGE Tota, COMES Zz | ANO/OR INITIALS - SEEN BY
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[2728]REF A. MEXICO ciTY 6658 (IN Gea? | £
[2729]B. GUATEMALA CITY s2az (DV 4933! :
[2731]C. GUATEMALA CITY 9138 (= 35930)
[2732]AT tOu PORTION oy eIRIN.
[2733]1. ST Ley aganees =o —semeeg? 3 CASE CONTINUES BE SAME. AS
[2735]ME%1TCO CITY INFO DIRECTOR
[2737]THAT REPORTED REF B.
[2738]2. DURING LAST QUERY OF LIAISON RE STATUS OF CASE (REPORTED
[2740]UNABLE PROBE FURTHER RE OUTCOME. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUERY oF
[2742]“LIAISON WOULD BE CLEAR INDICATION OF SPECIFIC STATION INTEREST
[2744]IN LIRING/3. bee, ;
[2745]"3 DIRECTGR deus B OF MEXICO CITY 6658) NOT RECEIVED
[2747]> BY GUATEHALA CITY, Cee ,
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[2772]GUATEMALA CITY ,DIRECTOR best riego74
[2773]REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 6223(7N 47056) woe 6274
[2774]B. DIRECTOR 16224 ted (saul
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[2777]1) RATAN GA Fao WHAALE LEAK MITRE PRGA LIGTAG-4 A3QIT noe ;
[2779]“5 JUDGE SCHEDULED TRY CARLOS (JURADS? WDELEAR COULD BE B8%8E5 STHER
[2781]-— GUT INTERVENTICH, ROVTON TRYING ESTASLISH PRON LIRIRG-4 WHO
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[2787]THAN STATEMENT BY ARTURO (SERRANG) BEREA TG EFFECT THIS TO BE
[2789]ARRANSED BY GUAT COMMUNIST PARTY AT REQUEST ME...CAH COMMUSIST -
[2790]PARTY. PERSON TO MAKE ACTUAL ERIBE, HOWEVER, WOULD HOT BE KHOWe
[2792]aS LEFTIST.
[2793]2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE CAILY “THE NEWS" 5 AUG CARSIED 2
[2795]: ARTICLE TITLED “MEXICAN ARTIST To BE EXECUTED”. ARTICLE QUOTED
[2797]Gpogp oF UNTELLECT UALS. INCLUDING PAINTERS, WRITERS, PCETS 2xD i
[2798]WT PiAnhile EX ; :
[2799]SCULPTGRS TO SAY GUAT o 25 BF yySyt-S/ECUTE JURADO BECAUSE HE
[2800]ENTERED GUATEMALA IN HIS CAR FOUR MONTHS ASO ABD PICKED UP SOME
[2801]HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OLT BE CONNECTED WITH Guat
[2802]COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBY LOUSL Y PLANIED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS
[2804]IN EFFORT SPREAD NiwS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTi OS 16 FORCE OFFICIAL
[2806]PLANTED ARTICLE.
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[2833]3. BELIEVE WEWS ARTICLE COULD BE USED TO APPROACH LIAISON
[2835]BRE ASK FOR DETAILS O% JURADO CASE WITHOUT INDICATING ANY SPECIAL
[2836]CONHECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE’ EXPECTED
[2838]: IN JUPADO CASE AND WHEN?
[2839]4. FOR DIRECTOR: DESPITE SOMEWHAT COOLER RELATIONSHIP: WITH |
[2840]RCWTON AT THIS “DINT BECAUSE JURADO SITUATION, LIPING-4 STILL |
[2841]\WILLISG GO PERUHEN AS SOON AS JURADG FUTURE SETTLED, PARTICULARLY
[2842]*--+ TF HE DEPCQTED OR SENTENCED RELATIVELY SHORT JAIL SENTENCE.
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[2917]“WITH LIRING/4, HOWEVER, SICE ACTICNSUGSESTED REF A MIGHT
[2919]SECRET 1217162 JUL 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 9242 , ‘
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[2944]PEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR HLdesGn4o3St.
[2945]i —= : |
[2947]B. DIRECTOR 15576
[2948]STATICN APPRECIATES MEXICO CITY STATION OPERATIONAL PROEBLENS
[2950]RESULT IN LIRING/3 CASE BEING WORKED OUT WITHOUT ANY ADDITIONAL .
[2951]ISTE. VENTION, BELIEVE REASONABLE THIME SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PASS
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[2972]MEXICO CITY INFO GUsTOMALA CITY
[2974]“REFS: A. MEXICO CITY 6223 (IN.47056)*
[2975]-B. GUATEMALA CITY 9236 (IN 47690) **
[2977]1. HQS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN 1966 WAS DIRECTOR
[2978]PCH PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE xO-
[2979]DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS, WE
[2980]THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3. ;
[2982]2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD
[2983]CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF
[2984]GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED, BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN
[2985]BE IN BETTER POSITION TO ASSESS VALIDITY SERRANO CLAIN, SUGGEST LIRING/4
[2987]ALSO CHECK SERRANO STORY WITH LEFTIST CIRCLE OF FRIENDS TO ATTEXPT .
[2989]VERIFY & AND EXPLORE POSSIBLE SUURCES OF FUNDS IF FEASIBLE, STATION
[2991]en eb
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[2994]SELEASING OPratER SECRET tapers oe ee ommorncte
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[3067]SHOULD NOT ADVANCE LIRING/4 ANY FUNDS UNLESS LIRING/4 ABLE SECURELY .
[3068]EXPLAIN THEIR SOURCE. Oo ae
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[3072]INDEX - SERRANO oo -
[3073]WH COMMENTS: *LIRING/4 approached by PCM member Arturo SERRANO whe
[3075]_ . clained he has contact with Guatemalan exile who cole
[3076]- arrange bribe through relatives in Guatemaia to assist
[3077]. LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country.
[3078]**Guatemala City requested more inforration prior to ‘
[3079]: commenting on feasibility of bribe offer by SERRANO. ~
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[3107]GUATEMALA CITY , DIRECTOR
[3108]KAPOK
[3110]1. LIRING-4, BHO POSTPONED DEPARTURE TO CUBA 38 HOPE HELPING
[3111]LIRING-3, HAS RECEIVED SEVERAL DISTRESSING NOTES F20m LATTER WHC,
[3113]CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INFO, STILL AWAITING SENTENCE IN JAIL. / <
[3115]LIRING-3 COMPLAINS ASOUT VERY MEASER FOOD, UNSANITA2Y QUARTERS Yu
[3117]AND CONSTANT FEAR OF PHYSICAL VIOLENCE. : r
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[3121]2. IN ONE NOTE LIRING-3 STATES MEXICAN EMBASSY I8 GUATEMALA
[3122]CITY ABLE_DO VERY LITTLE FOR HIM AND HINTS HE MAY RECEIVE SEVERE
[3123]intel t
[3124]SERTENCE USLESS SOME EFFORT MADE INFLUENCE JUDGE DECISION. JUDSE
[3125]70 BE “INFLUENCED” MERTIONED AS JUAN SANCHEZ, OFICIAL TERCERO DEL
[3126]JUZGADO CUARTO DE PRIMERA INSTANCIA. IW OPEN CODE LIRING-3
[3127]REQUESTED LIRING-4 APPEAL TO ROWION CIN ALIAS) IN CONNECTION WITH
[3128]ABOVE AS EXPECTS HIS TRIAL AND SENTENCING EARLY JULY.
[3130]e MEXICO CITY STATION DEFINITELY WOT IN FAVOR TETERVENT ION
[3132]WITH SUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH COULD FINGER Linine-Jhs SOME TYPE 74
[3134]WOFIR ASSET. IS THERE SOME WAY, HOWEVER, GUAT CITY STATION rou
[3135]DISCREETLY ASCERTAIN PROBABLY SENTENCE GIVEN LIRING-3 AND ADVISE.
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[3170]SECRET 2118302 JUN 68 CITE } fLa CITY 9138
[3171]MEXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR —— ZT de 8135920
[3172]- REFS: A. GUATEMALA CITY =8296.| C we
[3174]B. KEXICO CITY-5984 Cpu FN I5 alo
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[3178]SITUATION UESUANSES Thai Tiai ALF A. LLALSON CONTINUES OPINE |
[3180]_ THAT SEWTEWCE WILL BE LIGHT VIEW ORLY KNOWN CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTION 7
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[3248]ACCURUING tianuch Gaantic) PaRD1WAS, SANDOVAL ankistcD 5 Hn SHORTLY |
[3249]AFTER HIS. wife AcTomacad FAGH TRIP TO GUATEMALA. SAuoCVAL Wire
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[3254]HFU Pauviueb oY Saki Wal) MIGHT 5E LOOKING FOR LIRING-4 FUR :
[3255]TeRRUGAT LON» STATION haS ASKED LIRING-4 GIVE UP BOTH APARTMEDTS
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[3268]| SELF AS LaWYER OF MEAICAU EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY. LasYea SAID Ka
[3269]@PPOIMTcD VEFEND L1ALG-5. LIAING-4 HAS RECEIVED FIVE SHOaT ea.
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[3328]| “- secrer |
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[3333]rinek oes crete mes een ee emt THeeamrernentny an et
[3335]"ARIA PBRUMEN/Activities of LIRING-3 and Limine—4
[3337]Action Eequired: FYI
[3338]Reference : HEOIA-34484, 16 April 1968
[3340]1. Yorwarded under separate cover are eleven contact
[3341]revorta on the aetivitine of TroTwe. 2 not of fon. cue possod
[3342]1 April to 10 Hay 1968 prepared by Wallace B. ROFTON.
[3344]2. The main points covered in ROVTON'’s reports are::
[3346]a. LIRING-3's association wich Guatemalan rebels
[3347]in Mexico City, his departure for Guatemala and his —
[3348]arrest and sentencing there; .
[3350]b. The reaction of friends of LIRING-3's and
[3351]LIRING contacts to the seve cf his arrest:
[3353]c. LIRING-4's efforts to “cage” the offices of
[3354]- the LIBRIXNG Consulate, particularly the “safe rooe”,
[3355]and;
[3356]d. The obvious provocations of LIRING=4 by
[3357]Sergio VALDEZ.
[3359]Continued.....
[3361]Attachments:
[3362]Reports (under separate cover)
[3364] D‘stributioa: - .
[3365]sk sit,J 3 - C/WHD w/atte (under separate cover)
[3367]CS Cart
[3369]4
[3372]14-0000
[3374]re ange,
[3376]aorerr
[3378]See om SWRA BNO NBER
[3380]EMHA-34682
[3382]3. Yhe product of LIZIXG-4's efforts to case the |
[3383]LIRING consulate will be reviewed in a separate dispatch
[3384]which vill also transmit floor plans and drawirgs of that
[3385]LIRIXG component. There is little question that the -1e7s
[3386]of LIBING-3's arrest in Guaterala gained LIRING-4 the ayn
[3387]pathy of various menbers of LIRING including LIRING-3, -9
[3388]and -16. They seen to understand LIRING-4's desire to postpone
[3389]her departure for PSRUMEN after having received her long awaited
[3390]PSRUMEX visa. The problem now is to have LIEING=4 leave for{| —
[3391]PBRUKEY while LIRING=-3 is still incarcerated in Guatemala. Ag
[3392]mentioned in a recent cable, ROYTON has encouraged LIRING-4's
[3393]plans to try to v-sit LIBISG-3 in jail in Guatemala City as
[3394]ROWTON feels that LIRING-3 will probably urge LIRING-4 to
[3395]spend in PBRUMEN at least some of the tize he has to spend in
[3396]jail, As for the conduct of Sergio VALDEZ (see ROWION's reports
[3397]dated 19 April and 6 May), it appears that tke iatter has delib-
[3398]erately been provocating LIRING-4. As this Station sees it,
[3399]VALDEZ's purpose was to try to "shake up” LIZING-4 in the absence
[3400]of LIRIXG=-3 to test her reactions. It is_d doubtful that he acted
[3403]mT} ct me eee Thirs fe ow Sun we eves
[3405]indication that he nay have been doing this for the PSRUMEN's
[3406](although this is no doubt a possibility). The Station is look-
[3407]ing into the desirability, at this point, of placing VALDEZ
[3408]under surveiilance. The claim that ROWION in alias offered
[3409]Carmen LOZADA « certain sum of money for intelligence information
[3410]in PRRUMEN has no fcundatioa.
[3412]4
[3413],
[3416]Stet L? cog Lvs. nel
[3418]for/fillard c. CURTIS
[3420]LSE peti s EON,
[3422]“ £-
[3425]14-0000
[3427]om
[3432]a finel <fcsursion. couten silered that
[3433]t.e letter te bed left with L/4 for hin
[3435]ots DOT CenTesr
[3437]: ~ - NV ff
[3438]. 1% aApril,1cée ‘
[3439]Subject: elisce 3 Rec LERINC/ Me ! i
[3440]1. Ho-tee ret with List! nan at the a neztiurane (ZTalle tis ssissizp
[3441]from eect 4645 uctil 422 % asked hedton whetter he bse.
[3442]. Ae .
[3443]beard 2c tet sac gas > ie to 70) tins
[3444]he hac to fress fz Seras te csieh ske cc
[3445]write. tO sGo~ rrecisely where ard fer tos lone ys it=
[3446]tendec ¢ ine test te felt it unvorturate thet ne het teen
[3447]out of 3 hd Left end Gic rot have the benefit of
[3449]if} aes rot told hi= very much in
[3451]smek Bahan Fe
[3453]TTI Linting,y suug IM PatE, ‘
[3455]sivicice abcut R26) Fer Fereno eoyics his ard imeccisco icra
[3457]to Chizras ic bis car. In <= farther effers to xeyererextfé cissusde Lf? fre
[3459]beliewicr subsecuently (when she fistils
[3460]Velcrrent, AOsToE alleges tust ae had urged
[3462]@as resy<isitle for tue treric ca
[3464]jesrned of tis arrest} that sovtcon
[3466]L/3 not to cross the sorer tatjonly to cui
[3468]and return ixctedistely tis fen Cristébsi.
[3469].
[3472]herseif xnee very little of the fizal
[3473]2
[3475]n 2
[3476]arrangesents. She exslrin23 chat I/3 zad t:1d her that be hed persusded Schl
[3478]horeno to crive biz ini lare ic Dhiapas vecause of the seif-i:fiicted les
[3479]wound thet crevectec Lera fron walkicg acy creat cistanse. She added tnust 1/3:
[3480]in Bis lest celephcse esnverezticn vita ser tclc har that nei horers ned
[3481]firally "chickened cut’ and returned tc Feriec City. (L/% xate co pention of
[3482]Carlos rerszval axi icst t cfter zail -oreno tacked cut of tis
[3484]previous ceaatitzent, rrelesly even befor
[3485]to Carlos Ferseval ane persu-ded hic
[3486]subsequently to accexpeny ties across th
[3488]gas hecpy tist Rowton hed iissccded L/3
[3490]was well ssare of the dancers icvolved i
[3491]up by the caztenalens. She elied that ob
[3493]re they lect Mexico Vity, L/3 turned
[3494]érive then to Chiapes in his car, acd
[3495]he border}. L/4 ccutinued that she
[3496]frca ercssizr tae dporier beessue she
[3498]2 te fell into a trap cr sas picked
[3500]2 didwts yiorticclzrly likeli Francizes
[3502]Lara enyesar and felt tist he eas tco well known te escape cetection. \
[3503]3- In reply to Sosten*s query, -/5 stated thst Sancoval of the rtalrteenth™
[3505](Yon Scsa Croup) had telepi-med ner sav
[3507]:Paa times to ask if he could belp <er
[3509]in any way, Sus cid not arpatently hive e=y cove. Reaton succested ithat l/h
[3511]keep i toish sith Santovel Just ine: 32
[3513]Fas or Yon sosa contacts. 1/% reve Ko:ton cardoval’s ad<ress es 2
[3515]H, bat courestec thit she felt « little
[3517]he sight have leernec conetaing frca
[3518]Arrant —
[3519]exsterras:sed to see his alone in the
[3521]see of 1/3. sowtcn thes sugested th.t perhaps it aight de sord discreet
[3523]Shia - ER 3 copy
[3525]21-7983 CL
[3528]14-0000
[3530]- [ostraciser jbock wits bin to ner fazliys.
[3534]BS. wef oe rt ete
[3536]t
[3538]oe. a
[3540]2. H °
[3541]to send 1/3's 1G-year-clé gon (se was steyins with her ap the thne} arcoand
[3542]to enquire. L/& asreec that tif: #suld be best and indieste chet she world
[3543]do so the rexi day. 1/5 elso stated ust she felt she eculi cat hn tect : .
[3544]nore t flver ; c_ Valse to detersins
[3545]what t :
[3547]&. aovton ten csxed L/S ts
[3548]to study t:
[3550]22 lJar-out cf the
[3552]thet che typewriter in
[3554]L/S stated cut
[3555]eflice vet seen 2326 to'dceterkide the
[3556]exseect nece. Jh: cin/Ouban Cultural ‘nelerizcs
[3558]Office on Vselle
[3559]LIEfI:G cffics.
[3563]Mocs geps- as puovsivite :
[3565]5. ft s. to Catelins Cerero curizs the
[3566]past sonth and eculc cous ext for future visits te tie
[3567]office. L/t ad-ed test co See rrevicu mh Ceteling ned told her tras
[3568]the salérizs of Judana ce z _ i hee Seen reduced and thet tet
[3570]husband's szlary had teen
[3571]LISTKG office infsrmed ter that
[3572]perscnnel, vetalina elso t:lé her tret raczages cestined fcr Cuba were uct
[3574]rents to 300 and thet the
[3575]Fatioued for ail uissisn
[3576]being delivered by Cubana ce éwiseifa end teet the backlcs ses BO great crab
[3577]two officizls had just arrived from Usvaca to attenpt to resuivé the sreliema
[3578]invol@ed. ceralina aiss conplained thet she wvas"stck ard rirsd™ of working
[3580]in the office sitcout ;ay end pad threc to quit vat «as told by LIHINC/3 that
[3581]she must c:rtisue to beip sinee the scrhiosa ves so great. 1/*+ also tolé -ovton
[3583]- that Cetslin: bed cozplained of sonsy problecs bececuse of tre cut in ber aus-
[3585]bands salary end hinved teat she could use any corey 1/4 could loan ber extil
[3586]next raydsy. covton surc:ested that 1/5 iend Satalina 1CG or eco pesos ix view
[3587]of the usefulness vetalina right provide in 1/4's coctinucd seeess to the iI-
[3588]RING offices. Lf/% aiced treat Cetalina hed asparently beccse so attached ts her
[3589]that ske ses cebce L/4 to rove into ta apertoent ecross te) ball from her
[3590]which bed o2ccte vacant ( Sepero's azertsent is 204 ot Calle) duanacatlix 159).
[3591]6. L/S also raperted thzt CSataline b2s told ber thet a nes direct? ive asd coue
[3592]out prohibitirg all explerees of the -issicn frea carryizcg beck te Havens any
[3593]packages of ;ersonal ite=s ehatsoever. Jatalira cocnented thet for that reason
[3594]Echeserdfa (Suarez de la 282) wo leit the previous week conte not take an
[3596]a orgs Fi ;
[3598]vallace B kowton
[3600]Aa |
[3603]14-0000
[3605], 47 april,1922
[3607]Subset: LIAlEs/s Zeport on Visit te LIATTG Offices.
[3609]that czy. i “S/S #a3 obviously worrie2, and szid so at ons peint, cbout
[3610]LIKING/3 in vies of
[3611]Rowter pretended to be even sore isnorent of L/3's current whereabouts than
[3613]L/4 herseif, ang asec anxiously suether she
[3615]the total atsence of auy Lo+S or conn ication from hin.- -
[3617]val om ercio Yaltez. L/4 replied that serci
[3619]while irivinz © Lara tc Calapas bad had an
[3621]proveé very costly te hiz,cltzourh fortunately ne ingurise resulted to anrone.
[3622]Valdez ceontin:eé thet Zeéil het te arcsal to his father for -orey to cover the
[3624]revticg tus car rucrine es: 444 not know what
[3626]experses involved iz
[3628]pent peep pets UY t¥ 5 SLU LeTE Z-tTer veal
[3629]a
[3631]to Chiepes) end could sot rrovide enyz
[3632]7
[3634]z
[3635]t then (eresrently enroute
[3637]-2. As to =
[3638]to offer
[3639]L/4 cave
[3640]de Rodrirtez, 15 tverida 20-74, Zone 12, Cuaterala,Gucverala, tel: 40-17-17.
[3642]3. LYK then reportec thei sited LIiT:G/S's office as requested by
[3644]Fe i
[3646]Rowton 22¢ xcearnezed to ret erother look at the bock-case catizet in the ccrner
[3647]of the scocs. She cosrentec tact on entering the precises she was surprised
[3648]te find that the tyseeriier ( 5 Zously lve:ted in the middle
[3649]office (t=st used by sirabel} oad been soved into the back office of L/S and
[3650]that gesita, the site of Luna, sas strauscling vith two finzers to type out ‘
[3651]sonetning 2s she entered. L/4 seid tnat L/P was cuite cordial to} her and ine
[3652]vited her ic for a scofiee and presenting her with five ticusts to toe bellet
[3653]-perfornance tuat evening. shen L/% asked hin #hther anythinr asd! cone in re
[3655]her re-extry sersit, the latter immediately began opening the mail on his cesk
[3656]with the ccunent taa: perhaps a reply had arrived that corrixns and he would
[3657]check et ccce. .fter lcokin> throush the rail he repiied in the hegstive tut
[3659]did net cicceurcge 1/4 from hoping that the reply would be i: soon. .
[3661]& L/4 then stated to iceton that she noticed tiat the cativet ip the’ corner
[3662]. |. @f the reoz was bigzer trax and lowet than she hsd recallec from|previou.s visite
[3663]a "  ? and had legs about two inches tigh; She added taet the cabinet snieh was di- .
[3664]- vided 4nto tyo sections, the one to the left coutaining a shelf sn which there
[3666]: wae nothing tut cigars <od cigarfettes end the right /BetSsistine te a conpart-
[3668]mert with @ door cevered with sack cloth (costal) and peasibly ldcked by key.
[3672]wn nicer meaner ene es ema
[3674]47
[3677]14.90000
[3679]we Se
[3681]2.
[3683]She stated that
[3685]spaciouszy triangle behind it she ecvld gee sanz reli
[3686]assuned sere discerced ;esters apparently placed there at random.
[3688]made the attached skztcu on
[3690]a
[3691]viding sovton sith exact seasurernents. She added trat
[3692]° _
[3694]m end o
[3696].¢)
[3697]mn
[3698]ic]
[3700]facing the str2et, ond iz the reception r
[3701]the only vindew in the back roon faved on
[3703]bling ami u gauze curtain sut no frane.
[3705]5. Lf/t shen told -~oston
[3707]the cabicet was placed catty-cornereé-and that in the rether
[3708]. :
[3710]a “se tants +
[3711]8 cf paper, Which ste
[3716]napsin atressing the dizficuicy she had in ;ro-
[3718]toere were tvo wircows  -
[3719]in the niddle room, tut
[3720]retio end had a verettan
[3722]that she had learmed f on Jorzrfn that he would be re-
[3724]turnings POS very soon since his replacetent hed slreacy arrived. He gave L/4
[3725]his home adcress as Veliscuez C4 Altos, e/Infanta y Craz del vadre, Barris
[3727]Hahenea, Tl
[3729]Villa Kueva,.
[3731]tiprintcl to Ruwew esas suc wouta take advancare of
[3733]a
[3735]his return (pcssivly on 22/4/63) to send erother lette> to Abreu asking fer
[3736]a Gefinitive resly to ner re-entry recsuest. She added that she felt sne could
[3738]count on Jorrin for tais servicy, sie her relatious vith him bad always, Yen
[3740]very cordial.
[3742]6. L/4 also mentioned tat she ned seen and crested ©
[3743]t ife}. 2/3 tcid L/+ that ne brussels
[3745]turned from Lavana (apparantly wil.
[3747]I
[3748]ezeda who had just re-
[3750]38 =
[3751]hed been in Havana the precediag seek cn a reguler courior run.
[3753]Fe L/4 aiso turned over to Howton severel pu>lications #zick she had reteived
[3754]fron Cataline Cepero anc the press office. che ccan:ntes thet the wife of Cru:: «
[3756]was working 25 secretary to the Chief LISTHG in adsziti
[3758]t
[3760]porsible for corficential cocunents.
[3762]* tetiete = + _ .
[3764]: - _ ; éallace B. Eevton
[3766]to her cuties as res- .
[3768]B
[3770]' 1
[3772]seat ane
[3775]14-0000
[3777]‘|
[3779]ay ereeapieees arene ee ne
[3781]oe ae
[3783]ve geen pe age
[3785]r
[3787]“AL Sergio Velaez, according to L/4, stated in reference to these allegations |
[3789]49 April,1968
[3791]Subject:  LIzINC/% Report of Conversation vith Sergio Yalcez re
[3792]LIZING/3 Alleged “O2ACT Affiliation.
[3794]4. LIAING/4 met site Ho..ton at the new sclehouse room Rowton renteé- fer .
[3795]Security rezsons usder the alias Sean Fercier at the Suites carne. Zowton
[3797]had given 1/4 a key and she enteorec the duildinc end proceeded directly
[3799]to the erartnent, arriving at about 1700, xo..ton posed as 2 Preach susinessnan ~
[3800]and introduced L/4 to the cywer(and his sister} as his secretary.
[3802]2. LIAzWC/4 stated thet s*e vas glad to nave sore *ti-e elone witha kowton since
[3803]she had received a cisturbing report from versio Velsez acain revealing
[3804]that reports of 1YaTHA/Ite a Werrs Vfliliaviu: wita vuracl were circulating
[3805]in leftist circles. She exrleined that serpio Valdez hed talked with her at
[3806]her spertzent (Atovac) bShSay evening ( 15 April,1°S8} far into the nicht .
[3807]about two reports ne had received about iTsilG/3. Jergio Valdez explisined
[3808]that about three weexs previcusly nis father (who works on the staff of
[3809]“Siezpre” told him that he should be careful in ois dealings with LIZING/3
[3810]since the latter was a «GFACT agent. Sercio ¢alcez told L/S that he bacame
[3811]Angignant et this telling sis father that he hac known L/3 for the past ten
[3812]years ani considered 1/3 es nis nentor in revolutionary phil osophy and had.
[3813]absclutel: no reascrs to distrust hin in bis current activities. ‘Sergio Val-_
[3814]des added thot he ttreatened so breck with bis fatker unless the Yatter re-
[3815]vealec to kit the source of bis infcerzetion. Eis fcother finally ecnfessed
[3816]thet he learned ttie irom Alberto Sorin:uez, his toes m™ fiexrre, but he could
[3817]not sey from vhoz Doninsuez hed received the report. . |
[3818]3. sergic Valdez continued that in acdditio: to tis repert he had also been
[3819]told soze tine ago by Ceneral aemiberte sara cara (nev Gzceased} that he should
[3820]be careful in his dealings with 1i21!'S/3 since the latter vas tnowh to be
[3822]a “traitor to tie revolution". Sergio Valiez added thct Ceneral sore did not
[3823]epecéify any reason for his allegation om cive details.
[3825]that he was quite naturally very disturbed and had hesitated to neyjtion thom
[3826]to LIRI2.G/3 before his departure in order not to upset him. He stated that he
[3827]had siven the metter a great deal of thought and had cone to tue conclusicn
[3828]that Crozeo was the person passing out this scurrilous report and jnat he
[3830]‘Antended to cet to the botton of the whole business hinself «itiout involving
[3832]LIRR 16/36. He explaine? that he was planning to orzasize a group of four or
[3833]five armed sen to kidnap Crozco and interrorate kim until he ecnfessed every-
[3835]thing. He acaced thet if Crozco inate ecnfessed that he had passed this
[3836]copy
[3838]Tate
[3840]Nee on eter nenpenneg nes
[3841]rr j
[3842]ed Leena det
[3844]id * . ce
[3848]caluniy to Alberto Dominjuez they would acsagsinats Grozco on the spot. If,
[3850]ozco “eS Larccent ther would fook for sone one
[3853]hovever,it dbecere clear thet
[3855]else wie cisht have been tre
[3856]4
[3858]: q
[3860]Se LILT..G/& »tateé that this wacle cenve:sztion heé shaken her badly since
[3862]4t was again an indicetion that 1/3 vas throuch no fault'of his cwn eccused
[3864]cf betraying the revolution ard she #¢s well avare o2 the arastic action that
[3865]the Guatexalarn revosuticnaries as well us the Cubans were willing to take
[3866]egain persons accused even on slin evi.exce of being traitors. he asked
[3867]Howton under no ciroungtanees to reveal chis ltest report to LIAINC/3 since _
[3868]mipht drive hin to do sconething srastic.
[3870]6. Lisri.6/4 sleo reported that in the ccurse of some ae felées
[3872]she Knew such report
[3876]Bah ursught sp the snus of see Tey Lee wee le wear UL sa” BL0u cus avutEe-
[3877]menti:ipned report agsizct 2/3. she exp sinedc th LST Valdez Baic toat
[3879]he snew of 3/3's business relaticns with ast end that be binself
[3880]hoped soue Caz to ve ebdle to utet Larris interest, sarris :
[3882]in nis own cozmercial ventures. 1/4 teld sowlon trat she preserded acc to
[3883]heve much cirect Gcaling vith Hirris and alleged that as far as she ‘sew he
[3885]wes currently in Candde.
[3887]- jell: e B Eevton
[3890]'
[3892]1 apa eee elm ae ok anaes
[3894]7 eben nn eee remmene
[3895],
[3899].
[3900].
[3901]serpin
[3903]te
[3907].
[3911]14-0000
[3913]‘A. ilis.c ceoverase of the hore telephes
[3915].
[3918]22 Arril,1o¢e3
[3920]Subjects iglendo Mendez iruilar, Giateralan hedel Contact 22
[3921]Kezico City. ; :
[3923]nas. revezled
[3924]encoval
[3926]Sudject to be 2 convact of francisco
[3930]of the fon Llosa croup of Gusteralan rcovceis in Mexico city.
[3934]2. Cn tye occesions in early Lpril,if62, Francisco lara, ‘ gurdne a visit
[3935]to LISILG/3's arcrtzent, tade tolephont calls to 45-G0-30 ( listed as
[3936]Pudlicaciones ¢ Inpresicnes Vecieanas 5.4. - Diario Cvaciones, Calle Lago
[3937]Ranahwhe BON S ane cotct To. Gie ceuues aLulaar cn extension 27. it is
[3938]epparent frem the tontext of sinversation t:at fubfect is a cicse friand
[3939]and possible ccliaberater of . ta’s. LIATIS/3 rejerted the telcphece call
[3940]to Rowton, weick he stated ues made in his presence in an effort br isra
[3941]to locate cedelfo sandsvsl. Accordiss te 1/3, hare ask xed the person whom
[3943]be telephoned ( 2/3 could rot icentify this person since lara cid sot use
[3944]nis name while telxing) ehere "tiere fine friend® was. L/3 cortinued that
[3945]Lara Cid not cention cencoval's nune, epperently for security reascus, but
[3946]he had prevkousiy told 1/3 tLat ae sas calling to determine the shereadouts
[3947]of Sandoval. 1/3 -iso reported tuat he beard Leora refer to a certein
[3949]"Fl Gato" and to "Si Corde". 1/3 told Esater that he could not idestify.
[3950]the forner, out it epreared th2t "51 Serdo” referred to the young friend
[3952]of Lare’s ehese ;hotocraph L/2 tad previousl7 given to Nowten for cozy—
[3955]ang and woo was rased only “nocerte" in conversations witha L .
[3956]'
[3958]3. Phe LIVLi® intercept reveals tast frasccisco isra told vendas Aguilar
[3959]that ne had teen wita Sandeval early the ;recedize evenirg but that the
[3960]latter bod oct scown up for the secting arren ed Zor tzat! same mornings
[3961]shen pressed cerdez ecafeased thet 3sndeval had revurned hose drunk and
[3962]was ;robabdly sleerics off the effects of the ;revious eveni:s Be This dould
[3963]“Endicate that Sandoval probably Lived with hendez aguilar, or at least
[3964]esirtains close et with his _ |
[3966]7 {
[3967]& The station is atia;ting to desersine the hoze a-tressiof Subject in
[3968]the bore that further specific information can be uncovered concercing
[3969]bis relationsnir with PAR. : i :
[3971]i !
[3972]Yallace 5. Rowton
[3975]14-0009
[3977]1
[3979]mS
[3981]t
[3982]i
[3984]5
[3985]|
[3986]24 April,1968
[3987]|
[3988]4
[3990]i
[3992]4. ‘TrRIKG/a informed Rowton 2& April,1968, that she received telegram —
[3993]‘from Mexican Consulate Guatemala City advising her "Consulate inter-
[3994]- vening in case her husband; will|continue to keep inforned”. LIRING/S
[3995]on her own initiative (before sn? able meet with Rowton) asked advice
[3996]“Sergio Valdez and Manuel Marcué fardifias (of defunct Politica). :
[3997]a 2. On recommendation Valdez, LIZRING/4 telephoned Mexican Consulate Guate-
[3998]mala City and spoke at some aN with Consul Octavio Serrano. Latter
[4000]assured her LIRING/3 well and thdt he taking personal interest since he
[4001]Peseoniad Criead Lininss3's fatoey. Ge explainea toat initi2l hearing would
[4002]take place next day and that judge would have eight days in which decide
[4004]i disposition of the case. He gave |LIRING/& his home telephone and promised
[4005]‘to keep her informed. . .
[4007]3. No mention made either in conversation with Serrano or in lecal press
[4008]of simultaneous arrest of Francisco Lara,althouga arrest of Carlos Persabal
[4009]Marcué nerk reported. simeitenesus. Charge listed as “distributing conmunist
[4010]propaganda". A ;
[4011]& LIRING/4S also reported that in| her hurried meeting with Manuel Marcué
[4012]Pardifias latter at first took nstlserved-them-vig tS-approach" but.confided
[4013]that he had learned of arres t pacheding aay and inuediately appealed to
[4014]Carrillo Flores. According Marcué: , Flores sent telegram nh his presence to:
[4015]Bexican Consulate instructing it to bring matter to diplomatic level if
[4016]necessary. :
[4017]5. LIRING/4 also showed Rowton note ‘from LIRING/3 in peneil on brown paper
[4018]_apparentiy/P8h* b¥on paper bag which she statee@ she received that day in
[4019]plain envelope with typed address and apparently notional return address.
[4020]She assumes this sent at request LIRING/3 by Octavio Serrano. Note reassure
[4021]_-EIRING/4 that LIRING/3 in ggod health and that be can handie matters on his
[4022]“own. He states “Persabal is to blame” and instructs LIRING/& to warn wife
[4023]: of Francisco Lara not to talk to anyone. Also to urge agther of Lara not
[4024]» 7 te come Guatemala City in attempt help hin.
[4025]: 6.. Rowton instructed LIRING/4 give maximum play this development to LIRINGs
[4026]i "gn hope that this might wipe out adverse reports circulating against loyalty
[4027]. _LIRING/3. LIRING/4,who expects re-entry permit PBRUMEN Honentarily, will
[4029]ask LIRINGS for extension in view developments.
[4033]paernce were Se manent pty See H AN mNetennrRE Ie Rent
[4038]14-0000
[4040]or 25 4
[4042]r = an" t
[4044]fat - ed Nome ee wn “tr Le C eiindt tt oto! a iH - ‘
[4045]Savgjeet: LIsins/4 Hepivt of Visit to LIMITING Cffices. :
[4047]lL. LLSE.C/4 reported to cestcn at 400 on 75/4/55 at tas cotel sifercen
[4049]taet she cad visites the LIuty 2
[4050]ene of the née: sceraiag : 2/3
[4053]TOCITy
[4055]a nasty mood, +en i
[4056]Li2iInG/9 was verv svrovathetic, sellic- her cuct cs also raed tre article
[4057]t
[4059]fiw tha nanen, wees an bees oe Lek Uf Lf 3d
[4061]which contaired the sentence "Tersabal tiene la culpa", Lei lG/S vecene |
[4062]very agitated and ezelaineé that he vould dcrecictely*tane out 2 cori?
[4063](fieha) reconst-e screed taat 1/5 esuld
[4065]. ia weuldiot te cillieult
[4071]1 sveity-isy £ the re-crtry pereit.
[4073]-ent to see LIAT G/e end recounted the
[4077]du0Lf BLOTY to hin,
[4079]Feyoxber moverente
[4081]Luvelvenert wich FAR and ic
[4082]mn she vacuéllyg wecented the
[4083]:EAUGER vie vexice
[4085]Serécwal bed tell
[4087]City about a sor
[4093]karpy to ‘take sions any letters 1/4 cicaut wish te
[4094]i
[4096]Cev ani scuid be
[4097]1
[4099]to their zutus
[4101]at that sire.
[4103]the
[4105]om
[4107]friercs explainine why she cculd not lenve for =:
[4108]3. LIR.G/% also reported that s‘fle she was in tte office of 21.1.5/2 she
[4109]set leo Seven wno runs a hotel is ‘cazulco -nd shon she pezenbered froa
[4110]--- eeeasicsal visits he@ asde to tha iTul.G offices aiile she was vorzirg there
[4111]She cessribed ceven cs ar otvicus henosexual, «ell -rvs seed ene citrecizing
[4112]in his manners. He tel her thet be ;lesiec to trevel bo] PARE: Hd "on irle
[4113]: Gey” (hether 25 April er 3 May was net s; ecified) ito see| his Bon who sas
[4114]. , atudying there. 1/4 coamented toast everroie at ‘the LIATKG office &ppeared
[4115]to treat Deven vith respect and cccfidenca.'. i ;
[4116]4&, Ze the layout of the office of Linc /a Qdackrroa} LiKING/& 334d abe note
[4117]oo the addition of the typesriter table (ferserly. in the siddle rccs)against
[4118]the left aall witha pertavle Clynpia tyzewriter oc it. The Gcraan typesrite:
[4119]was still gw the cis desk. Also dehind the szell.coffee table in che corner
[4120]she noted that the rolied up posters vere sone and in thgir place.ere two
[4122]or threes packages of beeks. : 7.3. j;Rowtea
[4124]nema ah ge
[4130]cme fmt peter we
[4135]14-0000
[4137]|
[4141]ubieet: LIEILC/& seport of Telephone Conversaticnu with Yolazda Diaz.
[4143]f
[4145]le. GIkE.C/4 reportei to xowtcs on 22 April
[4146]teleziose call from cer negro <sctor fries
[4148]on the evering cf di anrdl,7i22, cdvisic
[4149]had teen approvec. Ycianda
[4151]in
[4152]2eeiréiins to farsa, that
[4154]ica)
[4155]te
[4157]wow
[4158]fa
[4160]she wozlc be exrecticc her o.
[4162]+3)
[4164]2. LIsiiG/S continued te novtcorn that : iexd, LInTlLS/9¢'s
[4166]secretary, serly on ce aril, offise locally
[4167]baw Levelvea tas trFrovels yes teen ree -
[4168]ceived. LISING/S sane c{terncon
[4170]in the presence of =
[4175]27 April,192é
[4177]Sudjects LI=IUG/& Eeport of Feeting with “aruel FKarcu& Fardtias.
[4179]1. Bouton cet with LIRING/4& for lunch at the Funta blanco restzurant
[4180]on Felcbor Cearpo at 1206C on 27/4/68. kozton had ¢iven up tre safe-
[4181]rocm in the Eotel Suites iiarne earlier thet <orning since he felt it
[4182]was not lonzer necessary. :
[4183]2. L1z#ING/4 reported that Manuel EarcuS Fedisas, the uncle of carlos
[4184]Fersabal Marcué, had telephoned her the previo.s evening "freut ie street"
[4185]enc arranrei to see her -riveately at the Koala kestaurant Ctexfa Tashalo
[4186]motel) later in tte evening. Accordi.g to LIZING/4, hareué told ber that
[4187]through bis azpeal to Carrillo Flores the case of List: G/3 and ais nephew
[4188]wes newin ¢ipliomatic channels ard he hoped that doth priscners ssuld. be
[4189]inply deported efter a sucsery trial. He could not,however, cu:pantee anye=
[4190]thing, esrecizliy the lexrth of tise icvolved, anc asxed: LUnING/& to re-
[4191]frain froz acy activity treet cizht prejudice she czese. Specifisally he
[4192]instructed LI:2::3/4 to break off all contact vith the Guatezalan revolu-
[4193]tionaries in Kexico, the LIxiIiG establishment, and all cocmusicztion with
[4194]the Mexican Consul in Guctemala City. Ee cuxzgke stressed thet any false
[4195]move on LIST!G/S's part sight cause Carrillo Flores to wit hnéray Lis inter-
[4196]vention. Farcué promised to keep in touch with LISIUG/a so that she would
[4197]not feel compietely helpless. He added that the nother of Carles Fersebal
[4198]Mareué ( supposedly Manuel Harcué Fardinias' sister) would be traveling tec
[4199]Gueterale City in tke next few days so that she could visit her son and
[4201]follow tze case at first band. : |
[4203]|
[4205]3.2281G/4 also rz:;orted to Rowton that Rodolfo Sandoval iof the Yon Sosa
[4207]‘group had procised to visit ter at her epartzent the previous eve-ing at
[4209]2200 in tie coz-pany of Sergio Valdez to discuss matters further. Bad Aine |
[4210]forced her on the phone in making the date that “zl Gordo” bed returned
[4211]fron Guatenale City - icplyics thet the latter had news Goncern= a6 the
[4212]tate of Francisco lera ( whose arrest was net rerorted in the presa, nor
[4214]by Gtavio Serrrano, the Mexican Consul, to LIsING/4). “LIBING/& secnieed
[4216]that francisco lara had escaped arrest and his invclvezent with 21.T1G/3
[4217]was 20t known. she therefore agreed #ith Narcué that she hould set see
[4218]Sancoval and the other Guatezalans in ‘public, and especially not at ber
[4220]apartzent. - |
[4222]ye
[4224]14-0000
[4229]fab ee
[4231]4&, LIxING/4 also” Feperted thet Kensel Mareué Pardifies nad ‘asked her
[4233]not to call hin at his hose again to asx fcr news, or 23 a uetter of
[4235]fact discuss in any way the cese by telepkune. ile stated thet be felt the
[4236]phone of i1s7..G/4 as well as “is own yhones were tapped exd thet pozsibly j
[4237]LIsIUG/4's apartsent was being watched. He did not specify by when or
[4238]for what rurpese, dut LIaIsG/6 told Howton that she assumed it wculd be.
[4239]either by the Mezican Governzent or the Nexo Blanca of Gustemale or both.
[4240]Rowton again enecurared LIKING/4 to cove oui of the Atoysd. arartzent ene
[4241]back into the less conspicuous celzada Tacubaya place, coznenting trat
[4242]this woule not osly prevest future security risxs but elso conviree the
[4243]LinixGs that she was suffering financially because of LIRIT:.G/3's plight
[4244](she stated thet she hes already invimated this inconversstions with the
[4245]wife and secretery of the LIxi:.G Chief, as well as with LIRING/2). LIT? “G/4
[4246]agreea nut expressed resret tuet the Tacubeva apartment did not have a :
[4247]phone and thas sne night -iss important mail addressed to tne étorse apart-
[4248]ment and arrivizcs after her departure. xXowton suggested one lest letter
[4250]to tle Mexican consul in Guaterala City sirpiy advisisg hin of the chance
[4252]of address.
[4254]5. LIaInc/4 clso showed Acxion the return address typed on tre envelope
[4255]in whieh the acts froq LiciiG/5 to aer had been forwarded..foe ackress,
[4256]which sowton gurroses is roti a pleceé on the envelore by tdavic ser~
[4258]te sucztsticon of LIx
[4259]ranof?or securiey reasons, i828 follows: :
[4261]i?
[4263]Carlos Rodriguez '
[4264]35 Averida 20-57, Zona 5 .
[4265]_ Guatesala C.A. : |
[4266]6. Zowton concluded with the cornent that he felt LIRING/& need not take
[4267]Marcué's instruction not to visit the LIXING offices too seriously, since
[4268]it was e well know and eesily ascertainable fact that LILING/4% bad a lo-
[4269]gical reason for going there occasicnally. Rowton did nit wish LISISG/4&
[4270]to break off relations at this critical tine, exzecially since 1121nG/2 had
[4271]. .@oumented to her on ber last visit that she should feel free to come in at
[4272]Jt any time she needed help or consolaticn during the crisis. | i
[4273]i _ _ po
[4275]waltte B. Rowton ;
[4277]i
[4278]1
[4279]4
[4280]H
[4284]AGeyear-o14 s9n of LIXING/3 was rot at her =
[4286]_ that this upset her so that she szent the rest
[4288]SUZS STs LIne
[4290]E
[4292]iG/4 report of Contset with Sandoval and Karcu
[4294]1. sowton met with LI Irc/4& for lete lunch st the lunte Blanco
[4295]on Felcnor Ccazro on 29/4/68. She nad to br
[4297]restaurant
[4298]icg her child aleng since the
[4299]ertnent at the tise.
[4300]2. LIZING/4 reported that Caencaal of the 13th of Novexber Group of Ton
[4301]Sosa hed afain visited her end sno-n creat ccxncern for her welfare. He
[4302]again offerfed her some roney, sucz as he had, tut LIsinG/4 refused in
[4303]vies of his sixcultaceous corcplaints of the financial crisis he hinself
[4304]was uidergoing. Ze expiained that since Frenciece Lere left he had teen
[4305]supporting Lara's entire fazily corsisti:<© a? tevete ‘rt te | oothor, ind
[4306]their two young children. LIRG:G/4 said Sandcval rescked a point iz enotio-
[4307]nal frustraticn curing the conversetion thet he excleined that he would
[4308]have to resort to roodery or a hold-up ic orcer to get the necessary noney
[4309]not ccly te support Lara's fenily but to secd screone to Gueteralc City
[4310]to see LIKING/3 acd srocure a coojd lawyer for hin. LIAING/S told “ovteon
[4312]of the evening pleadicg
[4313]with Sandoval not to cormit any crininal act. Secdovai then revealed that
[4314]ke and his friencs tad held up a zolicezan during the Eucp hrey visit and
[4315]taken his gun, since they were siort one weapon.
[4317]3. iYSING/4, cosamentine thet Sandeval's only incoue vas from selling lan- |
[4318]guage records for the Cortina Instituto Linguistico, told sostor that she.
[4319]prorised to contact all ner Zrierncs in an attempt to help him sell tne re~
[4320]corcs and thus raise sone nosey legealy. L/4 explaiceé to aowton that San-
[4321]doval's comzizsion is abcut 350 pesos per set of recoriés, which is actually
[4322]the down payment xade vy the custczer (the resainder beizg! paid in weexly
[4323]or contaly instalnents of about 1€5 pesos). L/% asked souton' 8 telp in find-
[4324]ing custczers erons his business contacts ‘to selp sancoval,
[4326]a LISIiG/4 also resorted that Maruel Marcué Pardifias bed visited her at
[4328]“her apzrtment late the previous evening. He told her thet Garlos Fersabal's
[4330]wife, Teresa lozasda, would be accorpanying her nother-in-léw to Gusienala
[4331]City. Ze atso stated that he was optinistic since Carrillo iFlores had ine
[4332]etrucved the Kexican Consul to appeal to the Suctemalen Minister of Foreign.
[4333]Affftrs. RareuS cocmented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul cou.d not
[4334]reach this official hiss21f since he was currestly in Nee fork. Ee hoped
[4335]however that the Consul would see the Minister's secretary ‘tdarrange direct -
[4336]intervention. L/4 cozxented to howten that Nareué seemed vi very curious about
[4339]. _ .
[4340]7
[4342]|
[4344]14-0000
[4349]the LIsInG office, but she fenced off tit t:2sticrs bz allecing t
[4351]she ned little or no contact with it. . we ulso cos xented that Sergio
[4352]Valéez, who was seiog particulerly kelpful to her et this time, verned
[4353]her sternly agsinst ecceptine acy money fren herent in light of ris ree
[4355]putstion as an unscupzlous lcthario. 1/4 aided that Barcué presised to
[4357]gee her again ‘the fcilouwing evening to keer her setorsed! : ~
[4359]5S. shen sowvton again sucsestea tht LIAL.G/& sove frcox the Atoyze ezart-
[4361]oe
[4362]4
[4364]_
[4365]uent beck to the Tacutara clece Zespite its éreariness end lack of tele-
[4367]phone, she presented ro obfection, commenting that with all the traffic
[4368]in an€ out of oer atoayae aparvnert at ali hours of the nicht her reruta-
[4369]ti-:n §5 proeoly in jeopardy, especially with her izacdiste neighbders and
[4371]be cleanirg wonen and caids. She prorised “ovtcn to nove out the following
[4373]Gey sau0d 4e 525 ULe cuE OL. te Mouth ena @ Lopical time. she aiso ;ro-ised
[4374]when oe eens the LIETG office the next norniny to make this xucwn,stres=
[4375]girg her firencisl piicht.
[4377]6. iisTG/s4 chen appecte2 to aoston to help her establish sone sort of
[4378]Contest with LIETiG/2, if for ncthing eise than to find out how ke was end
[4379]whether he reezed anything . L/s felt that souton misht send some business
[4380]contact of his te visit 7/3 on Sovton's bebslif, giving ssac recognition
[4381]signal to LI=°%G/3. shen gowtca srointed out t-e danger in this of possibly
[4382]meki-g thinss worse for L/3, LIAING/S consented that Sandoval had tcld her
[4383]that visitors were not required to sien 2 register or Bive Lengthy exclana—
[4384]tions. L/4 aéded thet she night find scmeone, including Sergio Valdez er
[4385]Bail Horeno or ore of their friends who mizht cazxe a short trip to Guatena—
[4386]la City to see LIRISG/3. in reply to Koetoz's query,i/% corn sented that she
[4387]did not expect exything from the sife or ucther of Carlos iersebal since
[4389]‘they had not even bothered to telepione her since the arrest becane known.
[4391]?- Revton =roaised to tive the satter some thousht aad dibcuss 1t further
[4392]with LI TALIG/S the follosing afternoon. oe
[4394]Wallace B. Rowton
[4396]ace crree tH apen cee
[4398]14.90000
[4404]i
[4405]t
[4407]Subjects LIZiNG/4 Hevort of Contacts with LII.G Cffice..
[4411]orte? to kowton thet she had revisited .
[4413]1. On 3 May, 1256, LIK: 9/4 rep
[4414]the LIRING offices the precedin= dey ind noticed thet the! black tele-
[4415]phone was re:lisced i i
[4417]uw the cicdle office ( where e22 hereelf used to
[4419]work). She stzted thet she could ret se certsic trict it was tne cane
[4421]instruzent end th:t it was replaced ty cne of the LIILG exployees,but
[4422]£& appeered thet way since che hed uct seen the irstruzent there on
[4424]ber visit on the srevious friday (26/8/63) and LI=1/4/9 hed cocnented
[4425]hat the telepicne wouleé be rerlazed in t= ~£2i02
[4429]2, «ith reserd to LIziuG/3's current sitcation, LEiT. 2/4 §
[4430]she had again talxeeé to the Mexican Consul in Gua eriia C2
[4431]phone on 2 Har,%4°5S, and dzs reassured thet LIkINC/3 vas in gcod hcelth.
[4432]The ~onsgul inferred her that he could visit L/3 on wherstays and Sundeys,
[4433]and sould be zied to pasa any letters tuzt L/& xis send to hiu for L/3.
[4434]the Consul alzo coczented thet the vexican kelecisres Zeteriores had in-
[4435]structed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatenelan rinistry of foreign
[4436]Affeics, He edded tust he hoped with tzis pressure to zersuade the Guate- ‘
[4438]malan sovernzent to deport 1/3 within the next ter isys. i
[4440]3. LIRiiG/4 then resorted set she descrided as a very disturbing con-
[4442]versiticn on 3 “ay,1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez hot
[4443]coze to see her ic the =ornicg to apologize fer not naving lany. money to
[4444]lend her to help her meet expenses. Ze explained taet ne mad not deen paid
[4445]by the Revistacrorque? and was very short of funds ninsel?.! L/4 continued
[4446]that she would neve to a:peal to ell her -riencés and those of L/3 for sone
[4447]soney to tide ser over until L/3 returned. She then recretted that she
[4449]bad rect been esle to locate "Sr. Harris" but if anc when nel cane to Mexiee
[4450]again she would tave to “renew diplomatic relations" sith hik. Sersio Val-
[4451]“@ez thes accerci:g to LIAINS/4, laurhed exd said that t-is besinded hin of
[4452]another nasty ruceor that be hed beard. Ho then revesied that aaGl Moreno :
[4453]hed recently tcld hin that a certain Gorzales of the Spartace Club had told
[4454]biz (Korene) that LIzING/4 had been fired fren the i281°G offices because
[4455]she had deen provicizg information to the F3ii:Mca imbessy that he had
[4456]learned this fro: the iIAING "service" officer. Sergio Vzldez also men-
[4457]tioed that a “girl «he worked in the zona rosa" wto .ncws Terese cr Carmer
[4458]Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Harris tad offarged Caraen Le the sum
[4460]S C2F%
[4462]ad
[4465]200 CO” oy
[4467]of 34,6CO.CO for inforzaticn on the situation in BBROUMEN. ETsIG/4
[4468]tole zowto: thet she was badly shaken by these cocrents but sttemptid
[4469]to assuae 48 uon-chalart an air es p.csible acd did not questicn sergio
[4470]Valdez to deterzine the exact source. che noted thit sergio ¥ Valse bad
[4471]mentioned Soaton severz] tines te her,elvays appar ectly | in passing, with
[4472]the otvious hore thet LIZING/4 we ld reveal hie
[4474]arren.e an intrecucti:n to him for sergio Velécz. <LISLNG/4 arrced wits
[4475]howton that Veléez was probably provoking her since et ell tines hes 45-
[4476]peared to be weli cisposed toward Sr. Farris fren what he «new of hin fros
[4477]LIaIiG/3. Howton coumented to L/4 that the lest report concerni-sc Carnen
[4478]Lozada epoesred to hove been fabricated either by serzio Valdez or soze af
[4479]his fricnds, sicply on the basis of the fact tnat Sr. varris hed been in
[4481]touch with Srerer Isrian wlulle sus eas ln mexico.
[4483]eresence in Fexico «rd
[4485]&, LIRING/4& then stcted that she felt she had to continue to impress Sergio”
[4486]Valdez with ner cespera:e need for money enc accordiagly te .erucsned -the
[4487]LIZixd gatekeeper in his presence and csked for a loan. shen the guvecesper
[4488]respcenied favorably, sane left Sergio Valcez weiting in the/apartszent and
[4489]went tc the LIZIUG (flices at once tz collect the ican. The gatexeeper zave
[4490]her 1CO ceson on the spot, fortunctely in the presence of LIRIEG/13~ 4
[4491]told Zoston thet she prorised to return the coney in tae next week, 23 soon
[4492]as she received scney promised to her by her father. : ‘
[4494]5. LIkiING/4 added th.t se chs was leaving the L1-.21G office she ran into
[4496]“the leftist writer, Jeainze Labastida, «he expressed bis sorrow at the arrest.
[4498]of LIEIEG/3. Lasastida concented that sczeone hed teld hin recently that
[4500]a cartocn of sore kind hed appeared in a Tepachvla Leuspaper "aseinst LI-
[4501]RING/3". «hen 1/4 pressed him he gave « descrirtion of the imgoneone” that
[4502]definite:y icentified hin es Sergi: Valicz. L/4 continced that ahen she
[4503]confrented Sergio VYalcex with this upon her return to -he ppartrent, he :
[4504]hotly denied it, cuch to 1/4's systificaticn.
[4506]6. LIsi!5/4 also commented thet Manuel Fareu$ Ferdicas continued to tele-
[4507]phone her at very ls:e hours of tae nicht in the ope (she assumed) that 7
[4508]she would invite him up. She called hin a “viejo verde® and|edded tt that she
[4509]had no intention of seeizg him alone 36 her howe av night. [.
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[4528]Subject: LIaIsG/4 Report Concerning cenvenci:g of LISING/3.
[4530]| ‘
[4532]Ve LILILG/G reported to liowton av the Pu:to Blanco _Pesfaurait on helecor
[4533]Ocezpo at 1500 on 5/5/63 that i.acuel Harcué Fardines had inferced her at
[4534]0100- that saze dey tzat he had fuzt lesr.ed that ayn and ais nepssw
[4535]tad teen seavencealte prison, with a cinicun tern of six months. ha:c.é i
[4536]aclec tno2t bis sister end her Caupntcrein-lew wv uld be. returring to Fexico
[4537]City by the enc of the week and stouvld be etle to supply Geteils of ts.
[4538]trial end proepectse fcr the dsrediete future of having the prison term re~
[4539]euceéd. LiniiG/s ex:leinec to Noutor thet sre bed eccepted a dinner i:vwi-
[4540]tetion at Senborns extended to Ler ty Aguirre Jeries. airenfacees ne TIlt
[4542]Shelipabal
[4544]feh shew eus uuu stbucrea et the University of Usvera, and arrived et the
[4545]hore of Cilbsrto end Elance Amant (Blenca Pea de Arant),wkith «aces che sas
[4546]staying, rather lste cné found Hescel Marcu’ weiticc fer her. ifter apc-
[4547]locizine rprefusingly for os previous rude conduct with. L/4, te reperted
[4548]the latest revs ccrcerzi:s L/3 to her. i '
[4550]&. LIsi.G/& e-reed wita scwton thet elthoich the priscn seaterce was sro-
[4551]bably cefinite, she should check it out with the Fexicani\Con«.! personally. an)
[4552]She stated that forts. ctely she rezendered = certair Cesefipa sedrizuer who
[4553]worked ic the Larca distineia service of Telefones dz MExico when she had !
[4554]originally zet as a fiend ef LINIRNG/2. L/4 ocrzented taat zta sodrizsez
[4556]whom she described as “ruy fea" vas eranored of LIRIn G/2: gome years aco but i
[4557]storped seeing nim (to her xnowleige) when she found out that he vas sarcied,
[4558]L/4 continued taat $rta aodrisguez had already prozise3 te put through lang
[4559]distagce calls to Guatezala for L/4 eithout charsizg the calls, if they could :
[4560]be erranced curing her shift at the switchboard.
[4562]3. LIZTKG/4 also re-orted thet she had azein visited the |LIRING offices at
[4563]1345 on 7/5/62 snd agsin adout 143C shat 3sne sorning. at, dowton's request
[4564]she «gain checked the phone in the <ssird offices Co the first wisit the of-
[4565]_. .. f4ea had alreacy7 been clesed but she ran into L121..G/143 ab the gate und ec- - ‘.
[4566]ceptec 2 ride hone ( she felt this fortunate since 16 cropped | her at the
[4567]* Tacubaya apartuent at her request). Cn this occ igion cur.ng a brief exchang:
[4568]of comments vith the zcatekeeper and oe fal: G/% lecraed that Lisins/2
[4569]will returu frog ; BRUMEN on 10/5/68. art 4
[4571]& On visitizy the LISING cffices on the snoring of &/5/58, LIRING/& told
[4572]Bowten that fortunately only her fttend Catalina and sosita (secretary
[4574]of LinliG/9) were present. «hon she seat into the third office where sosita ;
[4575]was working she asked to use the phone and ofproached the iinstrunent. che .
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[4589]. offerred to find her sone sort of work. she stated that if she cculd find
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[4593]|
[4594]4.
[4595]|
[4598]wes able to note that the name "Cki Electric,?sxyo,Japan" was mer reed on
[4599]the instruscrt. She else retec fhe werd "Gall™ cut coule not tell whether
[4601]twas pert cf the manufacturer's cine or a Xexican or U.t. subsidiary.
[4603]She also noted that below tne receiver were fo:r switetes (like |the orcinary
[4604]push light ewitckes) unmerzecd or uinuzccred. “Zen she excldézed to acsita:
[4606]"How do you dial on this. chone™s Rosita replieé:"Sut it's uct a phone,it's .
[4607]an intercon". LI:IUG/4 tol2 -owton tiat she then cosmen:ed:"Zut ‘now come,
[4609]the intercom 4s in tr: first office.” acsita tha, eccorciug to isa, aisteds
[4611]"But thet's a specizl i:.tercon." (1/4 explained that she was refer: Tin. to the
[4612]phere ste hed in her hand). : ; :
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[4616]5. LIEIIGS/$ conticued thet when she p:ss7ed through the seconc office, she :
[4617]noted that the paoone wich bed been replaced in thet ware ce cf) Dollie
[4618]waaueoccure ane wee the sere instruzont prewieuzly there when she worked in ;
[4619]that office. She asssurs thet the LIAT'Gs replecec the phene th enselves.
[4621]6 LIEING/& alse ¢cld Sorter t t:2t she bad loceted an excellent cpartzént
[4623]in the 2aificc Condesa ( Metzstifn ené Yorseres) througrt her friend Blarca
[4624]Pefa who lives ix the saze cevelonment. LIXITS added thst she bad siven i
[4625]the adzizistretor 300 resos ts hold the vonbeert for her until she csuld z
[4626]arranze e Ziador. She al
[4628]€ ts@ thet she could chtain a telephone aventualh '
[4629]Since the forner tenant hei =
[4631]irlded and received acprovsli cust Defore he left;
[4632]LI.ING/& reessured Sowton thet she was telling everyone, particularly “tie j
[4633]LIHINGs, that she wae living «t the Sacubaya ansrincnt and tedporarily stay- *-
[4634]ing as a hcuse cuest at the icze of Slanca Fela de Anant. She‘'also reassured .
[4635]Rowton that she had informed the LIXING gatekeeper when she r-turned ths 100,
[4636]peso lean thet she hed received money from her father in Kew York. :1HING/4
[4638]added tact soveral friends, i:cludi:¢ the well-known writer aevueltas, had
[4640]suitable exzployzent in the aornings she wuld accest the offer, if only for
[4641]appesrances. ;
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[4887]1. The purpose. of the present dispatch is to“Gummarize the
[4889]develooments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3' to Guatemala in
[4890]-the company of FAR member, Francisco Alalberto #LARA Barrios,
[4891]and Carlos Manuel ™ PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew
[4892]of Manuel Marcue Pardinas. evediractar af the nom acfunctt
[4893]Politica, This trip, as the Guaterala City Station has advised,
[4894]resulted in the arrest of all three persons in Guatemala just
[4895]over the Mexican border on the weekend 13-14 April, and their
[4896]current imprisonment in Guatemala City in the custody of the
[4897]Guatemalan army.
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[4935]2. According to reports submitted to Wallace B, RoxTOX |by
[4936]LIRING-3, the latter s«t Carlos Manuel Persaval Varcue origizaily
[4937]through the latter's sister-in-lay, CarmerLozada de Ramirez
[4938]who had been carrying on an extra-marital affair with LIRING-3
[4939]since early November 1547. On the evening of 3 March 1968, *
[4940]Persaval approacned LIRING-3 in connection with the difficul es
[4941]that a young Guatemalan woman living in Mexico City ras ave
[4942]in obtaining false docuszentation to enable her to travel to
[4943]Guatemala to recontact her husband, whom Persaval described as
[4944]“an igportant guerrilla leader”. Persaval revealed to LIRING-3
[4945]that he had been assisting the FAR in propaganda work in Mexico
[4946]for some time and gave LIRING-3 several copies of a panphlet |
[4947]eatitled "Violencia en Guatemala” which Persaval said had been
[4948]published on one of his uncle's presses and was being sold at the
[4949]nominal price of three Méxican pesos to help raise money for the
[4950]FAR, \
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[4954]3. When LIRING-3. under RO@TON's direction, responded
[4955]favorably to this initial approe-4, Persaval pursued the matter
[4956]and finally, on & April. reveals. ‘that he was in touch with two
[4957]“Serortant Quc..lble leadc.o” wnuu necueu aeap in returning
[4958]clandestinely to Guatemala. Persaval asked LIRING-3 to arrange
[4959]to guide these persons across the Guatemalan border south of
[4960]Chiapas, an area LIRING-3 had previously told Persaval re was very
[4961]faniliar with from his previous residence in San Cristobal.
[4962]Persaval made no further reference to the “young Guatemalan wife
[4963]of the FAR leader”. LIRING-3 surmised to ROWTON that this person
[4964]might actually have been the wife of Francisco Lara Barrios, but
[4965]that plans for her return were discarded in favor of the trip
[4966]by Lara himself.
[4968]4. At ROWTON's urging, LIRING-3 insisted on reeting the tro
[4969]Guatem2zlans involved and in talking to then before undertaking
[4970]such a mission, Persaval finally introduced LIRING-3 to Francisco
[4971]Lara Barrios on 17 March 1968, and the latter presented LIRING-3
[4972]to 2 certain "Rodolfo", who LIRING-3 ascertained subsequently was
[4973]| a member of the 13th of November group headed by Yon Sosa by the
[4974]name ofySandoval. Francisco Lara Barrios confided to LIRING-3
[4976]that he had in his possession a false Guatemalan passport in the
[4977]name of Jose Maria‘Oliva Carranza and that he had obtaired legal
[4978]residence in Mexico with his wife and children through the efforts
[4979]of ex-Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. He also named a certaia
[4980]Eskenazi and LIREBEL-1 as persons who assisted Guatemalan exiles
[4981]-in Mexico. Station believes Eskenazi may be identical with
[4983]Luis DavidfEskenassy Cruz, a former agent of the Guatemala City
[4984]Station. -
[4986]1
[4988]5. With the approval of ROWTON, LIRING-3 agreed tol help
[4990]- the above-mentioned persons to cross the Mexican/Guatemalan border
[4991]and to accompany them to Guatemala City. This latter extension of
[4992]the original trip was made by Lara at the suggestion of LIBING-3
[4993]so that the latter could meet with the FAR woman responsible for
[4994]logistics. LIRING-3 reported to ROWION subwequently that just
[4995]before their departure, Lara also offered to arrange for LIRING-3
[4996]to travel clandestinely to the Sierra de las Minas to meet directly
[4997]with FAR and 13th of November leaders to discuss further) support
[4998]that LIRING-3 night be able to provide through his comsetcial .
[4999]contacts in Chiapas and northern Nexico.
[5001]6. “ LIRENG-3 fabricated 2a false Mexican identity d at!
[5002](Secretaria-de Education) for Francisco Lara Barrios in the
[5003]name of. Jacinto/Rangel Cervantes with Lara slightly disguised so
[5004]that tke latter could move about more unobtrusively on the Mexicaa
[5005]side of the border just prior to crossing. On 3 April 1568, |
[5006]just prior to their scheduled departure date, Francisco Lara |
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[5030]informed LIRI‘G-3 that their mutual friend Rodolfo Sandoval.
[5031]would not be accompanying them since ke was too vell known and
[5032]his mission was not important enough to justify the risk and the
[5033]expense involved.
[5035]7. LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968,
[5036]because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle
[5037]on the norning of that day while cleaning his gus and had to be.
[5038]given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4
[5039]told ROWTON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and Razlloreno, a
[5040]friend of LIRING-3, finally left Mvexico City in te personal
[5041]car of Raul Moreno on 10 april 1958. but that Moreso had returned
[5042]to Mexico City two days later as a result of an-zecident that
[5043]disabled the car sorewhere in Chiapas. LIRING-4 did not report
[5044]anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval
[5045]Marcue, stating that she rad not received any ccanunication fron
[5046]LIRING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which te reported
[5047]the return of Raul Moreno. #0¥TON surmises that when Raul
[5048]Moreno kad to return to Mexico City. LIRING-3 azd Lara asked
[5049]Carlos Persaval Marcue to join them and drive trem to the border
[5050]Se his om cor and thet Bersaval continued on with them toward
[5052]Guatemala ‘City. : :
[5056]8. Guatemala City Station advised on 22 Arril 1968, that
[5057]the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZING-3 had reached
[5058]the local press and that they would be turned over to the appro-
[5059]priate courts for trial. This indicates that LIZING-3 may ;
[5060]eventually be released and hence be available to ROWTON for '
[5061]complete debriefing.
[5063]9, The only significant nane that had surfaced as a result
[5064]of LIRING-3's involvement with the Guatemalan reseis in Mexico
[5065]City is that of Rolando”’Nendez Aguilar, whom Francisco Lara
[5066]Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from
[5067]the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the.
[5068]"Publicaciones e Inpresiones Mexicazas, S.A. - Diario Ovaciones,
[5069]Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage -
[5070]on LIRING-3 it is apparent that Mencez is a close contact of
[5071]both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided
[5072]employment for them in Mexico. The Station is 2ttempting to
[5073]determine the home address of Mendez in the hose that further
[5074]details of his possible collaboration may be uncovered. i
[5076]by nt Kady
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[5118]CITY 24 APRIL STATING cousuLars INTERVENING OF BEHALF LIRINS-3.
[5120]LIRING<*4 PHONED CONSULATE ,» WAS TOLD BY
[5122]CONSUL GCTAVIO SERRANO THAT LATTER CLOSE FRIEND LIRING-3 FATHER.
[5123]SERRANO SAID LIRING-3 “ALL RIGHT,” WOULD HAVE INITIAL COURT HEARING.
[5125]25 APRIL AFTER WHICH JUDGE WOULD HAVE E.GHT DAYS DECIDE DISPOSITION
[5126]OF CASE. CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTION (COMMENTST PROPAGANDA. HO MENTION
[5127]MADE BY SEBRANO OR PRESS OF FACT FRANCISCO (LARA) BARRIOS ARRESTED
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[5133]2. LATE 24 APRIL LIRISG-4 RECEIVED LETTER FROM LIRING-3
[5134]HASTILY SCRISELED ON BROWN PAPER,» AND PROBASLY HAILED 70 HER BY
[5135]SERRANO. LETTER IN DOUSLE TALK SAYS LARA “ALL RIGHT™ AND WARES
[5136]AGAINST RAVING HIS WIFE TALK TO THE °RESS OR HIS MOTHER come
[5138]GUATEMALA TO i HELP HIM. GOES OR TO SAY “THINGS MAY TAKE A |
[5139]. WHILE” AND BLAME PERSAVAL FOR ARREST >. . |
[5140]~ Se LIRING-4 CONTACTED MANUEL (MAR CUED PARDINAS AFTER RECEIVING
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[5198]° CLASERED MESSAGE
[5200]PAGS 2 MEXICO CiTY 5375 SECRET
[5202]CASLE. MARCLE SAID HIS REPHEY PERSAVAL PALYAYS IN TROUBLE AyD
[5204]DESERVED BE LOCKED UP" BUT ADMITTED CALLING ON MEXICAE FOREIGH
[5206]MISISTER ANTONIO. (CARRILLO) FLORES Of
[5208]BEHALF PERSAVAL WITH RESULT
[5210]THAT MINISTER SEST MEXICAN CONSUL GUATEMALA CITY INSTRUCT 1085 TO
[5212]ISTERVZES.
[5214]|
[5216]4. PER STATION SRIEFIIG LIRURS-4 TAXING LIRING-3 LETTER To
[5218]LIRINS 25 APRIL VITK VIEW ASK AID LIRING-2
[5220]LIRI3G-3 ARREST TO TRY CORRECT ADVERSE REPORTS CIRCULATISG RE HIS
[5222]AnD LIRIEE-9 AND USE
[5224]LOYALTY. LI®TWG-4 STeT HEN oUANT eaLt Con erEPe TEENS ID SINUS
[5226]CAPITAL 19 APRIL SAYISS | LIRINS-1 WHO ASKED GIRL 10 CALL HAD
[5228]SUCCEESED OBTATZING PERLAE
[5230]VISA GRANTED ALREADY A Lae, LIRIsS-4 te STATE
[5231]R HIS Fre CLEARLY SETTLED,
[5232]IATEMALS WILL HELP
[5234]|
[5236]2
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[5249]SHE DCES g80T
[5251]LIRIZG*4 POSITION DGRISG VISIT PERUHEN. 18 REPORT ANSOUUCING
[5252]LIRING-35 ARREST I8 GUATESALA PASSTS STATION 23 APRIL LITEMPOS ©
[5254]BRARDED LIRING-3 AS “COMMUBIST.”
[5256]SECRET
[5258]se ‘ a ae ca A oe
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[5260]: soe mentee ge wa .
[5265]rece eee memene ire met remeewie zrremeernn at ere mene enn
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[5270]23 April, 1968
[5272]Do om SRERET 3 7
[5273]1
[5274]L
[5276]1
[5278]MEYORAKDUM = |
[5279]4
[5280]‘SUBJECT: LIRING-3 Visit To Guatemala With Guerrillas :
[5281]FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARRA BARRIOS and CARLOS! |
[5283]MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE
[5285]i
[5289]1. On 5 March 1968, LIRING-3 had dinner with CARLOS i
[5290]PERSAVAL NARCUE, nephew of MANUEL MARCUE FARDINES, director
[5291]of the now defunct magazine “POLITICA”, a Cotzmunist bi-
[5292]monthly publication, During the dinner PERSAVAL queried
[5293]LIRING-3 if he could obtain a false passport for the wife
[5294]of an important Guatemalan guerilla leader so that she:
[5295]COULS Chace fave Meas LU ULabem- ta, LIRING-S replied
[5296]that he would do his utmost to assist.
[5298]2. On 8 March 1968 PERSAVAL told LIRING-3 that two(2)
[5299]Guatemalan revolutionaries had need to travel to Guatemala
[5300]by mid-March. LIRING-3 commented that there was Limited
[5301]possibility of obtainirg false documents, but that he could.
[5302]brief the Guatemalans so as to facilitate their illegal
[5303]crossing of the MWexican/Guatemalan border, or if they desired,
[5304]he would guide them.
[5306]! .
[5307]3. On 9 March 1968, PERSAVAL again discussed the matter
[5308]-with LIRING-3, saying that one of the two travellers possessed
[5309]'- legal travel docurents. Since the other person has no such ‘
[5310]legal documents, they should enter Guatemala illegally.
[5311]f MEXI-479077
[5313]4. LIRING-3 reported on 27 Yarch 1968, that one of the
[5314]traveller to Guatemala is FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS.
[5315]The group is of the opinion that LIRING-3 should also go to
[5316]Guatemala in order to meet an unidentified worman, described
[5317]as the FAR logistics officer, to discuss FAR support from
[5318]Mexico. j
[5319]/-MEXI-500077 . H
[5321]5. Departure was delayed because LARA sustained a self-
[5322]inflicted gun shot wound while cleaning a weapon. On 10 April
[5323]_ : LIRING-3, LARA, and another person--described as a member of
[5324]cope cee - the YON SOSA Faction--departed en route to Guatemala. ji
[5325]LIRING-3 was informed that the FAR and the YON SOSA group
[5326]are now working together, but that a certain amount of
[5327]: compartmentation exists. :
[5328]! vs fMEXI- 52057
[5333]SECRET rs ee
[5335]me maemerener spencpRS BATT yet - totes . Saar tate iia erate
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[5344]1
[5345]6, During the 14-15 April week-end, Guatemalan |
[5346]authorities arrested three individuals near the Mexican
[5347]border, They were brought to Guatemala City where they are
[5348]being held for interrogation.
[5349]The: persons arrested are:
[5350]a. FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS (Guatemalan)
[5351]b. CARLOS JURADO DEL MAR (Mexican)
[5352]c. CARLOS MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE (Mexican)
[5353]When arrested LARA admitted that he is a Communist, and that
[5355]he is returning to Guatezala to renounce his afriliation,
[5356]/ GUAT-3880 7
[5358]7. ‘The G-2 of the Guatemalan military was not success-
[5359]ful in its interrogation of the Guhiente  Linicer sttomptca
[5361]we mm ee we rae, eee
[5362]1t but wa. compelled to conduct its interrogation in the
[5363]presence of G-2 officials who continually interrupted,
[5365]‘ Liaison was attempting additional interrogation under more
[5366]favorable circumstances. MYeanwhile G-2 is considering turning
[5367]over the Subjects to the "Army Special Unit" for further °
[5368]interrogation.
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[5427]SECRET 2221452 APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 5528 ; i
[5429]GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR .
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[5432]REF: GUATEMALA CITY -8926 fod
[5433]1. ALL INFO IN MEXICO CITY-53GfMAY SE PASSED LIAISON. ‘
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[5485]SECRET 2217582 APR 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 8526
[5486]i
[5488]. MEXICO CITY IRFO DIRECTOR 22 Ara 3 iy 9570 1
[5490]REF A GUATEMALA CITY 8889 Lyn) S13 ¢)
[5491]B. MEXICO CITY 5321 6/2 gov ae)
[5494]3
[5496]2 PRLS SF Si arAGL 1560 AerUnicu TMAL TERCADAL AND JURADO
[5497]HAD BEEN CONSIGNED TO THE GUATEMALAN COURTS, LARA STILL BEING
[5498]HELD BY THE GUATEMALAN ARMY. CONSIGNMENT MEANS TFT END TO INTERROGATION
[5499]7 AND HAS, IN THE PAST, RESULTED IN A SPEEDY TRIAL AND LIGHT SENTERCING,
[5500]IF AT ALL. OFFICIAL MEXICAN GOVERNMENT INTEREST HAS HCT YET SURFACED.
[5501]CHECKING MILITARY SOURCES IW ATTEMPT OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFCRMATION.
[5503]WILL ADVISE. : - : ;
[5505]; 2. PLS ADVISE WHAT PCRTIONS REF B CAN BE PASSED LIAISON..
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[5575]SE CRE T 2216202 APR S& CITE MEXICO CITY 5301
[5576]PRIORITY GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR WE a
[5577]REF GUATENALA CITY eee? ( Ww gaeey/
[5578]1. TELEPHOE NUMBER 46-44-97 IS REGISTERED TO ELGA SOBERON,
[5579]Bulneit iN Lad Ur MANULL MANCUR PARDINAS. LAiLK Lives is Hove
[5581]WHICH LOCATED AVENIDA DE LAS FUENTES 616, COLONIA JARDIi#ES DEL
[5583]PEDREGAL. THIS TELEPHONE HAS BEEN TAPPED BY MEXICAN FEDERAL
[5584]SECURITY FOR SEVERAL YEARS.
[5585]2. TELEPHONE NUMBER 32-62-18 (UNLISTED) REGISTERED TO
[5587]FNU GARZA, CALLE SUR 7! HUMBER 427, COLOWIA SANDIJAL. STATION
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[5625]RE T 1S1625Z APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 5225 '
[5626]- IMMEDIATE GUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR , TESUCIGALPA ;
[5628]VEE Es [ghee x91879
[5629]REF: MEXICO CITY 5221 { eA a — nF
[5630]/ yo AY Re
[5631]vO Wantdiivas i: neren Reet PARAGKAr A wun a
[5632]PARDINAS IS A COMMUNIST NOT slecrrist HIS maoaarit Haney
[5633]“POLITICA” NOT “PERIODICA™.
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[5702]_
[5703]|
[5705]SECRET 172146 APR 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY 8852
[5707]~  ¥EXICO CITY INFO DIRECTOR 17 25593083 vA
[5708]; x
[5710]REF: GUATEMALA CITY-8887 (17 aver ;
[5712]1. ACCORDING TO LIAISON, G-2, BECAUSS OF LACK OF AELE
[5714][ BWTERROGSTL0N UFPiGEKS naD cicw UNAoLE GBiniw Asi iefonintion |
[5716]| @ VALUE FROM TWO MEXICAN PRISONERS. LIAISON FORCED INTERROGATE
[5718]i @ARA) BARRIGS IN PRESENCE TWO 6-2 REPRESENTATIVES WHO CONTIBUALLY
[5720]"  WTERRUPTED EFFORT. PRIMARY INTERROGATION LARA ADMITTEDLY NOT
[5722]“| QOMPLETE. ESHICA WILL TRY ARRANG? FURTHER INTERRCGATION 18 MORE
[5724]i FAVCRABLE SUAROUNDINGS.
[5726]. 2, BECAUSE G-2 HAS BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL IN !TS INTERROGATION OF
[5728]_ MEXICANS, THEY ARE CONSIDERING TURWING BOTH GVER TO “ARMY SPECIAL ;
[5730]; WII FOR ISTERROGATIOU. a 7
[5732]r 3. WiLL ADVISE DETAILS AS AVAILABLE. :
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[5779]SURADG CELMAA, CARLOS
[5781]201-7983¢1 035-004-017
[5782]SEX M 006 7 GUAT-088890
[5784]16 APR 66
[5786]. CHT MEXICO
[5788]MEXICAN C&QRVING PP OO. 103388. ,
[5789]CAPTURED BY GIRTEMALAY AUTHORITIES “EAR REXI—
[5790]CAN BORDER CVER PAST wEEKFND. ITEMS TAKEN ,
[5791]FROM PREISCNETS WAS MESSAGE FROM SOR TO 7 .
[5792]RESTOR VALLE /FaR PSEUDO OF NERY DE LEON
[5793]LICARDIEs Fao LEADERS, GUERILLA TRAINING :
[5794]MATERIAL AND THREE SMALL STONE BELLS -
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[5827]ACN ANCE COPY {x Sui. CJ s.oTres
[5829]SE CRE T 1684222 APR 65 CITE MEXICO CITY 522!
[5830]‘ IMMEDIATE GUATEMALA CITY Iara IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR RCUTINE TEZUCIGALPAR
[5832]LIRING .
[5833]REF A Hexico city 52as( a: 4aae) | lSkiztawe
[5834]B GUATEMALA CITY asca( sa} Giy36 ) SEG
[5836]Cd
[5837]a
[5838]n”
[5842]Jo DESPITE DESIRE HELP LIRLNG-3 YHO DEPARTED FOR GUATEMALA
[5844]HANDLED BY ROWZON UNDER FALSS FLAG AND NEVER MADE WITTINS ROTON
[5845]CONNECTION WITH WOFIRM. Selieve DISCLOSURE LIRING-3 CONNECTED
[5847]WITH WOFIRM AT THIS TIME WOLLD CREATE SeRICUS DIFFICULTizS
[5848]MOGOVT EXICH COMPLETELY YHWITTING STATIC ACTIVITIES
[5850]IN MEXICO DIRECTED AT GUAT FE3ELS. IT WOULD CREATE SIMILAR
[5852]DIFFICULTIES FOR LIRIHG~3 18 EYES CUBANS AUD MEAICA® LEFTTS; 72 KOT TS
[5854]MENTION LIRING-4 WHO CURRESTLY AWAITING CUBAN VISA. “.
[5856]2. CARLOS MAUUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE IS WEPHEW OF EANUEL FARCUE
[5857]PARDINAS, IMPORTANT MEXICAN LEFTIST AND EX DIRECTOR MEXICAS PERTOS~
[5858]ICAL WHICH RECENTLY DISCONTIduUED PUBLICATION ALLEGEDLY, aMCKS OTHER
[5859]__ sou REASONS, AS RESULT WITHDRAZAL ‘CUBAN SUBSIDY. PERSAVAL ¥Ho MARRIED 9
[5860]SISTER LIRING MISTRESS ORIGINALLY INTRODUCED LIRINE-5 TS 9 SUAT, REBEL -_
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[5893]EXILE GROUP MEXICO CITY. ALTHOUGH ROWTON LACKS LATEST DETAILS, IT
[5895]msi TWO MEXICO CITY S221 SECRET
[5897]PRESABLE PERSAVAL WAS PERSUADED ACCOMPANY LIRING-3 AND LARA AT LAST
[5898]HEUTE SINCE HE HAD CAR AND LASA GUN WOUND MADE BUS TRAVEL
[5899]ansvooipkce. suLucS! GUATEMALA CITY INFOR* LIAISON MARCUE MELE cuoun
[5900]MEXICAN LEFTIST RELATED TO EX DIRECTOR PEXIGDICA AND LARA GUST :
[5901]LEPTIST EXILE BUT JNDICATE IT HAS 89 TRACES LiR1ic-S. -
[5902]Se WOULD AIPRECIATE DETAILS LIRING-3/LARA/PERSAVAL ARRESTS add
[5903]SUBSEQUENT INTERROGATION AS BECOME AVAILAZLE. IS THERE CHANCE ARRESTS
[5905]LIRING-3/PAXSAVAL MAY LEAK TO PRESS OR LOCAL MEXICAN AUTHORITIzS?2-
[5907]PLEASE ADVISE. ~ ; ”
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[5942]SECRET 1523572 APR 68 CITE GUATEXALA CITY 8333 ’
[5943]IBMEDIATE MEXICO CITY INFO IMMEDIATE DIRECTOR, ROUTINE TEGUCIGALPA
[5944]LIR1KG i ae
[5947]REFS: Ae MEXICO CITY 5205 (IMT ATF) bo
[5949]B. SCGUATEMALA CITY 521 (NOT SEST TEGUCIGALPA)
[5951]C. GUATEMALA CITY 8822 (HOT SENT TEcuorsaLrad (sw 90807).
[5953]1. ON AFTERWOON 15 APRIL, 66 LIAISON REPORTED THAT FRANCISCO
[5955]ADALBERTO (LARW) BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN CONAUHIST WHO CARRIED
[5956]MEXICAN IDESTITY DOCUMENTS IN HANEZ JACINTO CRANGZL) CERVANTES;|
[5958]CARLOS (JURADO) DELMAR, MEXICAN CARRYING PASSPORT BO. 19535883 ;
[5961]t
[5962]1
[5964]. AND CARLOS HASUEL CPERSAVAL) MARCUE, MEXICAN CARRYING PASSPGAT:
[5965]80. 38171, WERE CAPTURED BY GUATEMALAN AUTHORITIES HEAR MEXICAN
[5966]BORDER OVER PAST WEEKEND CEXACT DATE KOT AVAILABLE) A, ALL THREE
[5967]WERE BROUGHT TO GUATEMALA CITY AND ARE BEINS HELD FOR INTERROGATION.
[5969]2. AMONG ITEMS TAKEN FROM PRISONERS WAS MESSAGE FROM COR 70:
[5971]_"WESTOR VALLE” CFAR PSEUDO GF HERY DE LEOW LICARDIZ, FAR LEADER) :
[5972]GUERRILLA TRAINING MATERIAL, AND THREE SMALL * STONE" BELLS. WHEN
[5973]ASKED ABOUT BELLS CEACH OF PRISONERS CARRIED A BELL) ~AWTERROGATORS |
[5974]GOT THREE DIFFERENT STORIES. DURING INITIAL INTERROGATION BY aa, |
[5975]LARA ADMITTED HE COMMUNIST, BUT CLAIMED HE RETURHIHG TO GUATEMALA -
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[6085]operations J Against PBRUMEN Tarz evving LIRING-3, LIRING-4,
[6086]ACTION REGUIZED « SEF IREMCES and Their Contacts - January to 31 March 1968 H .
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[6093]References >: A. HMMW-16222
[6094]oo B. HMMA-33842
[6097]1. The development, handling, and exploitation of any
[6098]asset under false pretenses by someone operating under false
[6102]fies hee acd wed? sontineve ta hers
[6104]case of LIRING-3/LIRING-4 the situa ion is further complicated
[6105]by the fact that PBRUMEN nationals at home and in LIRING (the
[6106]main target against whom the two have been directed) have
[6107]long suspected their motives for maintaining contact and
[6108]wanting to cooperate with then. The ups and dowus of the
[6109]‘ LIRING-3/LIRING-4 marital relations have from time to time
[6110]further complicated the conduct of operations involving them.
[6111]The Station can understand that Headquarters haa some reser~
[6112]vations on the conduct of these operations. They have been
[6113]ecczplicated, time consuming, and have blown hot and cold
[6114]depending on the state of mind of the PBRUMENers at the time
[6115]and the difficulties between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. Because
[6116]ef incomplete control, an almost inescapable feature of this
[6117]type of operation, a considerable effort was made to check
[6118]the reliability of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4,. This involved .,
[6119]LIFEAT coverage, audio monitoring (LIROSIN), and occasional
[6121]‘ Continued........csecceeceeees
[6123]ai
[6124]Attachments: - i-3 .
[6125]XO Reports (15), u/s/e r
[6126]i ye Identity Sheet, u/s/c : | VY
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[6147]surveillance by the LIEMBRACEs. The results, at least in the
[6148]PBRUMEN phase of this operation, have been unspectacular so-
[6149]far. The main usefulness of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 has been’:
[6150]a) as access agents to LIRING, (although this has been |
[6151]largely reduced to the LIRING Consulate), and b) to introduce
[6152]Wallace B. ROWTON to visiting PBRUMEN officials and members /
[6153]of the local leftist community with access to PBRUMEN and ;
[6154]LIRISG. A major effort was started recently to take this
[6155]operstion up one more notch and, taking advantage of a recent
[6156]cris»s in the relations between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4, send
[6157]the iatter to PBRUMEN on a mission to assess and hopefully
[6158]recruit new sources of information. The exploitation of
[6159]LIRING-3's contacts with renresentatives of the Guatemalan
[6160]PAR rebel moverert was the object of separate correspondence.
[6161]LIRING-3's renewed contacts with these representatives do.
[6163]not at this time involve PBRUMEN, although the latter clearly
[6164]supports at least some of their activities.
[6166]1
[6170]2. Forwarded under separate cover are fifteen reports
[6171]prepared by Wallace B. ROWTGN on the activities of LIRING-3,
[6172]TTRING-4. and come nf their eantacts from late Januarv to
[6173]31 March 1968. ‘The Station has noted Headquaz‘ers' desire
[6174]for more frequent progress reports per reference A. It felt,
[6175]however, that in this case partial reporting of LIRING-4's
[6176]difficulties in obtaining a PBRUMEN visa (by far the most
[6177]important aspect of this: operation during the period under
[6178]review) could have been misleading, as the situation changed
[6179]several times and LIRING-4 did not really know what to expect
[6180]from LIRING froz one meeting with its representatives to the
[6181]i:axt, not to again mention the ups and downs of the LIRING-3/
[6182]LIRING-4 relationship, which hit a new low during this period.
[6183]The Station would like to point out in passing that, in
[6184]addition <o cable reporting and dispatches transmitting:
[6185]ROWTON'sS contact reports, the operations in which LIRING-3
[6186]and LIRING-4 are involved in are reviewed in sone detail in
[6187]the over-ail monthly report submitted by the PBRUMEN Section
[6189]of this Station.
[6191]3. The last time LIRING-4 accompanied LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN,
[6192]she obtained an entry visa in a few days. LIRING-4 thus felt
[6193]that as an ex-enployee of LIRING with good connections in
[6194]PBRUMEN and LIRING she would obtain a new PBRUMEN entry! visa
[6195]fairly easily. Entry visas are now quite a bit more difficult
[6196]to obtain, hawever, for PBRUMEN nonofficial citizens abroad.
[6198]It also appears that the LIRING staff did not really know
[6199]what to make of LIRING-4's stated desire to return to PBRUMEN
[6200]for an extended period of time, as this was obviously based
[6202]‘on a domestic quarrel. LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 have had other
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[6209]quarrels, and the LIRING staff may have thought that this last
[6210]one would subside and that LIRING-4 would postpone or cancel.
[6211]her plans for going to PBRUMEN. It was to convince the LIRING
[6212]staff that the difficulties with his wife were serious ‘that,
[6213]LIRING~3. first went to LIRING. In a maneuver to further
[6214]convince the LIRING employees, particularly LIRING-2 and
[6215]LIRING-9, that LIRING-4 seriously wanted to go to PBRUMEN as
[6217]a result of domestic problens, ROWTON decided to have LIRING-3
[6218]openly question LIRING-4's right to take their child with
[6220]her. It must be remembered that, in “exico, a wife cannot
[6221]leave the country, and especially take a child with her,
[6222]without the express and official. consent of the husband. This
[6223]little scenario appears to have been well played. On the
[6224]other hand, it did not help LIRING-4 obtain a visa any (faster,
[6225]LIRING-2 appeared to be waiting, among other things, for
[6226]LIRING-3 to arrive at a decision regarding their child jaccept-
[6227]able to his wife. LIRING-3 finally "agreed" to Ivt LIRING-4
[6228]take the child at his 26 February meeting at LIRING. Two
[6230]days before, LIRING-4 had been told by LIRING-2 that the
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[6244]“consejo superior” of LIRING, of which he said he was a member,
[6245]had not yet taken up her case. This was indirectly confirmed
[6246]by LIRING-16, wko told LIRING-4 the same day that nothing
[6247]about her visa case had yet been sent to PBRUNEN as he would
[6248]otkeipiss Kkuow it, ince he handlcd 212 vis» correspondence.
[6250]4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's
[6251]visa request was handled by LIRING via classified correspondence
[6252]not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because
[6253]LIRING-4's visa request brought out the old problem of
[6254]LIRING-3's reliability in the eyes of the PBRUYENers. Although
[6255]LIRING-2, LIRING-9, and Identity appeared sympathetic toward
[6256]LIKiNG-4 and her projected visit to PBRUMEN (to the point
[6258]where they advised her on more than one occasion not to come
[6259]back to Mexico), they, at the same time, sought to clarify
[6261]two things. They first made another attempt to throw some
[6262]light on the sources through which LIRING-3 had obtained
[6263]information of particular interest to LIRING. Secondly they
[6264]brought up the question of "the Greek" (ROWTON) and tried to
[6265]obtain answers to pertinent questions. LIRING, as mentioned
[6267]by poth wAKiNG-S aod luenlity, ip uve used ww ucing Bavew
[6268]sensitive information without at the same time obtaining good
[6269]source description. Specifically, how did LIRING-3 hear of
[6271]the arrest of the LIRING member involved in a subversive case
[6272]tn 1966, how did he learn of its proposed publication in the
[6273]press of a Central American country, how did he obtain the -
[6274]report on Rico GALAN which he passed to LIRING, and how could
[6275]he have learned of certain of the activities of Moises OROZCO
[6276]Leal? To all these questions LIRING-3 replied by saying that
[6277]he had good sources in Nexico and Central America and that he
[6278]was not about to divulge them to the PBRUMENers. Both LIRING-2
[6279]and Identity in their conversations with LIRING-3 and LIRING~4
[6280]took pains to say that LIRING-3's conduct in his dealings
[6282]with LIRING and PBRUMEN was "above reproach." They wanted to |
[6283]be sure, however, that he "had aot fallen victim to unscrupulous
[6284]elements constantly surrounding the revolution." To quote the
[6285]old cliche, LIRING-3 "got their message."
[6287]5. ROWTON’s introduction to LIRING-2 and other LIRING
[6288]members by Rodolfo REYES Cortes and his subsequent meetings
[6289]‘with LIRING-2 were bound to make the latter sonewhat curious
[6290]about this wealthy Greek businessman and proclaimed friend of
[6291]"the revolution” who seems to travel extensively and appears
[6292]to have well-informed and influential friends in many parts
[6293]of the world. LIRING-2 was apparently ruffled by ROWTON's
[6294]criticism of the LIRING efficiency (see ROWTON's report dated
[6295]1 January sent as an attachment to reference B) since he
[6297]_ finally phoned ROWTON's "office" after the incident described
[6298]in ROWTON's 1 January report. For some reason LIRING-2 made
[6299]the call on a legal holiday when offices are usually closed,
[6300]and the operator of ROWTON's answering service answered
[6301]"Mr. ROWITON's (in alias) office." This apparently made
[6302]LIRING-2 even more inquisitive. During a one hour meeting
[6303]at LIRING on 15 February LIRING-2 asked LIRING-4 about her
[6304]relationship with "the Greek." LIRING-2 wanted to know where
[6305]and for whom he worked, et cetera. ROWTON's report of
[6306]17 February covers this conversation in detail. LIR{ING-2:
[6307]appeared to suspect ROWTON may have been one of the sources
[6308]of the information passed LIRING by LIRING-3 and warned
[6309]LIRING-4 "to go easy with the Greek," if not for herisake, at
[6310]least for LIRING-3, who "has not always treaded on firm ground."
[6311]LIRING-4 provided some "information" on her Greek acquaintance
[6312]on 24 February. ROWTON, who had briefed her in detail on what
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[6344]she should tell LIRING-2, felt, after listening to LIRING-4's'
[6345]report, that the latter had at least partly succeeded in :
[6347]lessening LIRING-2's suspicions. These suspicions may have
[6348]been further reduced after LIRING-3's discussion with LIRING-Z
[6349]on 26 February. ROWTON did expect LIRING-2's questions and i
[6350]felt in the end that he had "passed the test."
[6352]6. The Station does not know at this point whether |
[6353]LIRING-4 will get a PBRUMEN ‘entry visa but is still optimisti¢
[6354]that she will. The PBRUMNENers appear convinced that there is!
[6355]serious trouble between her and LIRING-3, and LIRING-1, to
[6356]whom LIRING-4 wrote for help recently, asked her to be patient,
[6357]pointing out that red tape in PBRUMEN takes time. The
[6358]possibility that the PBRUMENers may allow LIRING-4 in their
[6359]country to interrogate her about the activities of her husband
[6360]and some of her friends has occurred to ROWTON and the Station.
[6361]Such a possibility is, however, most unlikely as the object
[6362]of the PBRUMEN suspicions is LIKING-3 and net LIRING-4, who
[6363]has several times told them that she knows little of what
[6364]LIRING-3 does. The most important consider*tion, however, is
[6365]that LIRING-4 is married to a Mexican citiz.a, and as
[6366]suspicious as they may be of the latter's doings, the
[6367]DOD Awe novo, aaa! the haet oF aun romtctro, boda! prose that
[6368]this Mexican has done anything against their regime. On the
[6369]contrary, LIRING-3 has time and again warned them of impending
[6370]difficulties or problems. The fact that LIRING-4 is married
[6371]to a Mexican and that she enjoys the status of immigrant in
[6372]Nexico is also the best assurance that she would be allowed
[6373]to return to Mexico, as the PERUMENers want no trouble with
[6374]the Mexicans. The SGSWIRL exanination recently given LIRING~-4
[6375]has cleared the air at least on two points. First, that !
[6376]LIRING-4 is not an enemy penetration, and, second, that she
[6377]has not revealed the nature and extent cf her contacts with
[6378]ROWTON to anyone else than LIRING-3. The Station agrees with:
[6379]ROWTON that LIRING-4 would, if given a chance, prove herself
[6380]to be a good asset. As for the question of being left with
[6381]continuing obligations in this operation, both LIRING-3 ana
[6382]LIRING-4 know that there is little ROWTON could do heyond ,
[6383]providing legal-type advice to bring LIRING-4 back to. Mexico '
[6384]if the PBRUMENers refused to allow her to return to her husband,
[6385]an unlikely possibility as mex*ioned above in view of current
[6386]Mexican, PBRUMEN relations. The letter of understaudiing signed
[6387]by LIRING-4 specifies the extent of ROWTON's commitment and
[6388]leaves no doubt as to the extent of his obligations. .The
[6389]Station hopes that LIRING-4's relationship with LIRING-3 will
[6390]not improve with time to the point where she will lose the
[6391]proper motivation and cover to undertake the mission to PBRUMEN
[6392]for which she has been trained and briefed.
[6394]7. The attempt made te exploit Carmen LOZADA's trip to
[6396]-PBRUMEN to obtain assessments and vulnerability information
[6398]on a number of persons she knows who have operational potential
[6399]turned out to be a complete failure. LOZADA ran into such J
[6400]d@difficult family problems in PBRUMEN that she had no time (or;
[6401]as it turned out, desire) to obtain the information requested:
[6402]of her. The strain of her personal problems was such that
[6404]‘she: nearly had a nervous breakdown after returning to Mexico.
[6406]City on 16 February. Not even LIRING-3 could get anything out
[6407]of her. The victim of a type of family blackmail by her |pro-:
[6408]ANTHUG husband, LOZADA returned to PBRUMEN on 15 March.
[6410]ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes, :
[6411]who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who is t
[6412]preparing to go to Chile to put ona ballet performance, fas.
[6413]been extremely busy since his return with private and
[6414]professional matters. ROWTON nevertheless managed to debrief
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[6423]him at least partially on his contacts in PBRUMEN. The only
[6424]concrete result of REYES' tyip to PBRUXEN so far is the contact
[6425]which he made with Sukendah**HANAFI, the ex-Ambassador of
[6426]Wonesia in Havana. According to REYES, HANAFI expressed
[6428]1 rest in meeting ROFTON to “work something out" to the
[6429]mutual rdvantage of boih the Greek and Indonesian revolutions.
[6430]After a couple of phone calis, it turned out, however, that
[6431]HANAFI would probably be unable to obtain a Mexican entry visa.
[6432]The Station believes, anyway, that little would be gained by
[6434]a meeting. From the information at hand, HANAFI is a convinced
[6435]leftist who does not lack for money and seems to have an}
[6436]enjoyable life in PBRUYEN. The Station is finally not |
[6437]interested in the Indonesian "revolution” or in what HANAFE
[6438]could do to help the Greek ieftists.
[6440]|
[6441]8. If she does not go to PBRUMEN an effort will be made
[6442]to further exploit the antagonism LIRING-4 has developed for
[6443]the personnel of LIRING in the course of her attempts to.
[6444]obtain a PBRUMEN visa to obtain additional operational
[6445]information on LIRING and its employees. LIRING-4 has been
[6446]so humiliated and angered that she is willing to do literally
[6448]fhaay Uibddegy eee lida e OMS eu ROWsUN cual ous euuiu pul
[6450]a time bomb in the building if he asked her to do so. LIRING-4
[6451]has already been used unwittingly for NECREDO purposes. It
[6453]may be possible if she stays in Mexico City to use her in
[6454]connection with an audio operation against the “safe room’ of
[6456]the LIRING Consulate.
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[6477]: Identity: Ismael SUAREZ de la Paz
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[6524]—— Sudject: SGSJ1ZL =Zxazination of LI2ING/4. ali STETASLE 7 a 31 ae
[6526]4. LIZING/4 was gives an sGSiIRL exavinetion fron shout 1030 until
[6527]1300 on 31/2/28 cu room 202 of the Hotel del Bosque on Callie bLelchor
[6528]Ceargco. kowton renter the suite in the naze Kicolas Spyrersculos and no
[6529]security problems were encounted in using tais site.
[6530]2. sowton first proposed the exexinaticn to Lixli.3/4, after discussing,
[6531]it vriefly with LIsi.c/3, at 1500 on 30/3/68 in tre coffee shop of the
[6532]Hotel -osque in tle 5
[6533]: alsort identical bb tie
[6534]ricts refusal on the cround that it was “servil” 2:4 beneata her dimmity
[6535]at any price. Sne mece it clear that she felt she ted been and was taxing
[6536]@ll the risks and conziered it completely unfair thet she snould have to
[6538]resence of the exaciner. L/4‘'s initial reaction was
[6539]% of LIAI..S/3 ~- one of sacck, indignation, and out-
[6541]" we oo
[6543]% eve sect horcol? to rush 2 “pellee” Loesacnavauu auch se Gad “one notoing
[6544]wreng and in fact knew nothing ebdout acuton. At one point she commented
[6545]thet this whole thing made her taick teat Rowton was an agent of WOPACT.
[6546]She did not dwet1 on this point, however, or return to it subsequently.
[6548]3. In view of this uniavoracly turn at the initial sessicn “owton agreed
[6549]i with the examiner thet the latter should cracefully tow out and give sovten
[6550]: @ crance to soften i/4 up by a more thorough exslanavion,emnecially since
[6551]t L/4 refused flatly to accompany Rowton and the exaniner to the safehouse
[6552]room upstairs. Kowton then spent the next two hours explaining the tesb
[6553]: enphasing that it wouic not ircluce any indiscriminate frivolous questions
[6554]_ ané that 1/4 would snow beforehand what che precis2 questions were. sowton
[6555]made it clear that he was interested mainly in deterninins wbether 1/4 had
[6556]: betrayed hin to her LIZIXG contacts aud hed any sort oF secret agreement
[6557]L with PrxUMGN to work exainst hin. 1/4 finally asreed to teke the cxaminatio:
[6558]“the followinz rornin> since as she stated ner conscience was clear.
[6559]4. The responses enpeared favorably on pertinent guestions and the control
[6560]question on any théft ef soney (cuggested by Xowton on the basis of the
[6561]repcert given to him in conficence by lirins/3 that 1/4 had taken 2,000
[6562]resos from the LInliG safe which she alcost immediately be placed on his. --
[6563]“ Gusistence) vroved to be excellent. L/4 did not reveal the specific theft
[6564]“but she was evicently thoroughty convinced after the test that the Scs.IkL
[6565]. 8 is reliable and cannot de beaten xoston and tae exaniner/felt it unwise to
[6566]break her on this ccatrol question since it "gould prove counterproductive
[6567]and would probably expose L/3} as thé source. [he test wi 11 proably serve
[6569]as an excellent deterrent and addéiti nal control fsr fut assessment of
[6570]L/4 and evaluation of ter reporting. —
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[6589]Subject: Linlid/4 nerart of Status of Hecuest for he-entry Fernit.
[6591]1. Howten zet with LIPI:C/4 at ner recuest at 1630 on 23/3/65 ar the
[6592]Denny's kestavrant (Reforca ©. Iiane) to Giscuss the status ef her visa
[6593](re-entry) request. She svateé thet she hac cust received a letter from
[6594]her friené Loctor Tolanda Uiaz, transmitted tzrrourch Jorrfin and given to her
[6595]by the latter tiat same morning. The trensiatio. of the text of the letter
[6596]is 2s follovs: ,
[6598]"Aho del Guerriilero Herdico”
[6599]La Habana.rebrero 9/58
[6601]Sra. _ . ‘ '
[6602]México,).7.
[6603]Quee Dear + fe To cxploiisd tv you aast night when we ‘spoke
[6604](en the telephone) the processi=s of your entry is deine beld up
[6605]“because of a number of thines tzet have to be done which in ‘im
[6606]view of tne pricrities you known exist result in it& not seing done
[6607]as rapidly as one would wish.
[6608]I don't thick vou should be discouraged and rest assured that as
[6609]soon as it comes throuch, we'll advise you, especiaily since Abreu
[6610]is seins to follow it tarough. Lisses to your child ané regards
[6611]to Carlos. . :
[6613]2. The letter, a copy of which was made by kowton, also contains a F.S. fron
[6614]Abreu, a transletios of which fellows:
[6615]I'm taking an icterest in your matter. As Yolanda explains
[6616]red tape takes tire. I received your cable and letter. —
[6617]: . Fondly, {
[6618]/s/ Abreu po one
[6619]3. LIRkIIG/% called to Rowton's attention the length of tire ( alrost six ©
[6620]weeks) for the lstser to rerch her dispite the fact that Abreu binself most
[6622]probably forwardeé it through the pouch. L/4 commented that when she ‘re-
[6623]merked this to her friend Ustalina Cepero, tae latter stated that she ‘nad
[6625]received a itter in the pouch «se same day out it was dated-in » ecender 21987,
[6627]and anctner from folenda dated sebruary 90,1965 y
[6629]4a. LIKL.G/4 also rezorted that sze had fi-slly managed to talk with her
[6630]father on the telephone, and,althouch he esreared uneasy and sozestat nbrupt
[6631](seco), she was rea-sured thot be was in reasonably good hezlth. jshe finally
[6632]assured so.ton that she no lnuzer suspected hin of any foul play len da agreed
[6633]that her fsther was apparently actiug.on the advice of his lawyer in con-
[6634]nection with the visa reucest of her brcther {to emisrate to the -5.) that
[6635]was deine Frocessed in iiew York. WB doston
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[6647]Subject: Lizl:.t/4 deport of ews Concerning her Father in: Jew Fork.
[6649]1. At 1600 on 22/3/53 Rowton visited LIKING/4 at her residence ts discuss
[6651]with ter ea report zhe had received froa a mutual friend concernins ner fa-
[6652]ther. terlier in tLe day Lizi.c/3 nad informed daowzon that LixikG/% nad re-
[6653]ceived « disturcizs piece of news to the effect thet someone Had accroached
[6655]ser father in hew Tork vity and told him to brea off all contact with Li-
[6656]BinG/& in order to eroic jeopardising his residence in the U.S. Accerding
[6657]so LISINS/2, LInt.3/4 wes convinced as a result of this report that xXoxwton,
[6658]and possibly with tne Emowlecse of LIRING/3 hinself, had erransed trois ap
[6659]proach to precluée any mexccntact L/4 night nave ned with her father tnat
[6660]sight vyeonardise her missicn to tisvana. Rowton assured TAIBG/S 2 taat ne had
[6664]accordin= to LIKTIG/3 she | Was very “upset anc her conficence in bota Rowton
[6665]and Lizi3/3 hinmsel? shaker.
[6667]2. Zowton reassured Tizi:G/4 when he saw her but, of ccurse, coulée aot" fur-
[6668]nish proof of any xind that te had not intervened. Ze aszed several tine the
[6669]identity of the soutce, but LIkTUG/4 seatfastls refused to divulge it, sar-
[6670]ing only that a lavser friend of her father tad written to her stating that
[6671]the reasca her father had not conmunicated with ber over £kak the past three
[6672]months erd had nct answered her letters and telephone calls was that "taez"
[6673]had told hin not to zaintain ary contact with his dauchter at the risk “of
[6675]‘hesing his residence ir the 0.5. xowton asked whether the lawyer's rame sas
[6679]-Portuorndo (a leaé furnished by LISTHC/3) but L/% would not confirm cr deny »
[6680]_this, syeing sicpiy thet ste would look into the satter herself. She said
[6681]‘that she suspected <owton since he was the only person vo whom! sse ‘had given
[6683]her father's acdress in New Yorz and she c:uld not inazire why; any other
[6684]person would heve a istive to csutect her father in that way. She added that
[6685]if her favher had just given her some sort of explanation she could under-
[6686]stand, but acting the way he did indicated that soneone had terrorized bis
[6688]into sompiete silence. Rowt.n again insisted that ne did not ih any way... ...
[6690]contact hear fcther, and woulé never have done so witzout first, consulting
[6691]ber. He surzised that possibly her father's lawyer had counseled aim to
[6692]areak off contact in connection with the application ter’ father was aaking 2
[6693]for a visa for LIRIi3/4"s brother on the ground thet the American autiorities
[6694]mizht deny tae visa if they mew of LIRi:G/4's crevious exploy nent in the
[6695]LIGLIG offices. T hoe
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[6715]‘ 1. Rodolfo Keves Cértes ixformed sovten 8/3/68 that waile in Havana
[6716]he discussee with his friend SukenZan Hanefi, ex-Indcresian Am>acsador
[6718]“to Cuba, possibility of coliasoraticn with sis Greer leftist susinessnen
[6719]friend scth in internaticszei comnerciel deals and politically. According
[6720]Reyes, jazefi expressed innediate interszst, acceptin: Zeres' word that te
[6721]coulé place full trust in Rowton. Henefi state? that te felt something
[6722]could be worked out to thexe mutual ecvantace of dotno the Creek and the
[6723]Indonesian revolution, since se hac contact aAinself with the liberation
[6724]-army of Irdcnesian.
[6726]2, Banavi ackad Pevea tr cwatk we - wetticc fer tin uttt Levtcen upon lle
[6727]serierablv7 in ¥
[6729]~ return to Nexico vity, iearescinzcerccheomelacrrster Mexiec vVity where
[6730]Reyes could nakxe the introéuction rereonaily, cut indicating that he mirk
[6731]run into difficulty in obteinise a visa. He added “sat if Mexico vity not
[6733]possibie he vould travel te raris where he nas never had visa trouble.
[6734]1
[6736]3. Heyes resorted to dowton on 11/3/45 that ne haé sited to Hanafi on
[6737]telephone azz asking hin artenre trip soonest to i.exics “ity, out Hanafi
[6738]had replied that his initial cneck hed revealed Mexicans would insist on
[6739]Cleararce sith indonesian =adessy iexico Gity tricr to issuance of visa.
[6740]Hanafi added, however, that he takins matter up with iaGl Hoa and might
[6742]be able arrange some sort of official travel to fecilisate zssuance of visa.
[6743]He prouised advise Reyes soonest sirce he aware that Heyes aust leave for’
[6744]Chile by end March (as scon as =is wife, Tatiana, obtains Chilean visa).
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[6842]Subject: LIZLG/4 Report of Contact with LIEING/E and LIRING/9.
[6844]4 : |
[6846]1. At 0930 on 0/3/63 L14_NG/& reported to Zovton thet she had again on 2/3
[6848]visited the LigiiG establisznent to check on the szatus of her re-entry —
[6849]permit. She stated that LIki1G/2 wes cordial ‘out politiely passed the
[6850]buck cn her re-entry pernit to LIzZi:¢/9, stating taat i+ was a matter fcr
[6851]L/9's office and that in any case he himself yas so busy locking for a
[6852]house for the Chief that ke could not do anytiirg else et the moment. Ee
[6853]said in passize that he had to go to acapulco thet evenirg and would te
[6854]there uctil Sunday night ( 10/3/62). He joxinely invited L/4 along for
[6855]the ride. He also commented that he nimself would be back in Havana about
[6856]June and way cida't L/4 wait tu go beck with him. ie added that in any case
[6857]he hoped to see her there.
[6859]2. LIKLC/4 also reported that Echezendfa ( Isnail Suerez de la Faz),who
[6861]happened to be present when she was talking te L/2, comzented that his wife
[6862]would 5e leaving on the 11 ttarch fliktt and that he hirself expected to be
[6863]returning in adout two weeks. L/4 then commented sarcastically that at the
[6865]' pate things were going with L/2 she would protabdly be still waiting for ner
[6867]entry permit when he left and in the: case he coule rersonally expedite it.
[6868]L/2 then by wey of apology stated that the mother-in-law of the Swiss An-
[6869]bassedor bad been waiting for over <nree weeks for her entry vise and there
[6870]was nothing ne could do to speed thinss up fren this end. 1/4 replied tzat
[6871]this was after all little consolation for her, altncugh she felt very sorry
[6873]for the Swiss mother-in-law. . :
[6875]3. LIgiiiG/4 continued to Howton that she then spoke briefly with LIgine/9
[6876]who greeted ner cordially and asked ter to take a coffee with hin in his
[6877]private office. Gn enterize this office L/4 noted that the plaster bad falle:
[6878]fron the ceiling gust above the desk and L/9 connented that nexpk it had
[6880]just happened the day before and that he bored to have it repaired soon. Se _
[6881]‘added that he would also te getting better furniture and some. pictures to
[6883]decorate the bare walls. L/4 noted that the phone was still attached to the
[6884]wall and no iamp of any kind was in the room. :
[6886]4 According to 1/4, LIzi.G/9 is. still waiting for a reply from Havana re
[6888]her re-entry per=it, and hoped to have some reply by 11/3/68.| His secre-
[6890]t.
[6891]tary privately assured 1/4 that she would let her ‘trow at once if anythi.3
[6892]came in. LIKILG/S also revorted to fcston that she talxed to her frtend
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[6901]1
[6903]Yolanis Diaz cn the telephone as a follow-u> on her telesren to asx
[6904]“Razire abreu to excedite her request for tae re-entry permit. L/S told
[6905]Rowtcn that Yolande expiainec test she had pean unable t> ecatses Lbreu
[6906]at first but fixrally got to hin on 8/3/68 and he pronised to do wat he
[6908]could sconest, aivhough he cozzented that it would be-mpossibdle to do
[6910]anytaine over the “week-end. . i
[6912]5. LTR 36/4 also reported. to Xovten that she ned telked briefly with srta
[6913]Esperén of L/2's office and was surprised to hear her contplain of the "in-
[6914]suppertzdle" conditicns under wrich she had to work. ‘CErta Esperin ssid
[6916]that sne hac been ezployed in the iiaii& offices for the rast'3é@ years and
[6918]“prior to the revclution had been relstively barcpy. Latelz, however, every—
[6920]thing was full of aystery, all coors and cabinets locked up, and nosoay
[6921]Veunvisg &@- YOU. one conilaea in is4 that soe hed had enough (“harta") and
[6922].was airaic that ste woulda beve to leave, atanéoning any hepe <he still had
[6923]of getting ber pension after so many years.
[6925]wellae-
[6927]Sallace B. Rowton
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[6950]Subject: Miscellaneous Infornaticn Purnished by LIzT:iG/4.
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[6954]1. At his meetine with LI.ING/4,on tze sorning of 1 Karea,1968, Rowton
[6956]asked L/4 for various miscelieneous ixnZorzaticn that right be of use to
[6958]the Station.__L/4 reculled thet when she worked in the Consulate! office,
[6959]aan the combination of the scfe was as follows: i
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[6967]" 3 tines to left, steprizs at 65, !
[6969]2 times to richt, stonpinzat 75, i
[6970]thea turn to left until one can feel tumbler drop in in place.
[6974]t
[6975]2. L/4 also furnished nowton with izformaticn for the attached sketch of
[6976]the consular office where she formerly warked, indicetine the Tosation of
[6977]the safe (in the corner concealed betind a wooden door locked by key). Like-
[6978]wise L/& gave cetails of the office 2 Abelardo Curbelo wzich she‘ stated he
[6979]sheared «with his new secretary ,Conchita - the wife of the @l-npic Attaché,
[6980]. H
[6982]3. L/4 also told Zowton that she learned recently from corrfa that all
[6983]confidential papers are now handled zrd processed by one yerson. L/4 added
[6984]that she learned from ccnversation with MercededMartinez Morezo de Gonzalez.
[6985]that she is in fect the serscn handling tne confide..tial documents. She. '
[6986]stated to L/4 thet she has to process the confidential papers of all-the
[6987]offices, specifically Curbelo, Cicard, luna, es well as her susband's, (Cruz)
[6988]and Kertinez'. L/4 explained to Zortonthat previcusly each' office handled
[6989]its own confidential docurents, an¢ filed then in their respective safes. ,
[6990]4. L/4 also save Howton the forn given her by the Consulate to be filled in
[6991]for the “Registro de Ciudedano. Cubanos". L/4 explained that! she allesed
[6993]' that she had lost the original fora sive n to her and taus obtained another
[6994]so that she could provide Rowton with a sample of the form( attached here-
[6995]with). . . ;
[6996]5. L/4 also reported thet,as Rowton had requested,she typed out a letter to
[6997]her father (given to the Statizn) at 1330 on 4 Harch,1968, on the consulate
[6998]typewriter. She regretted not having been able to obtein the mame of the _ . '
[6999]$ypewriter since it was not visible on the case. shen she auked adia z. °
[7000]Lopez de Valdes the name the latter surprised her be saying that 1/4 was
[7002]id the. second person to ask for suco information that day. In view of that
[7003]* comment, L/4 felt she could not press for the information desired.
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[7092]27 February ,19
[7094]Subject: LISING/3 Report of Conversation with iInxiic/2. .
[7095]4. At 0930 on 27/2/08 LIsinS/3 reported’ to sowton that he: had| spoxen
[7096]briefly to Echenendia (snail Suarez de la Faz) on 24/2/68 and|to L1“i3/2
[7098]“at some length cn 26/2/25 in the LIsgint offites. 1/3 explained!
[7100]‘to nowton
[7101]that Zchemendfa nad passed a nessaze to him throucsh L/4 that ne wantea to
[7102]talk to him end thet he would telephone himto arranze a meeting. 1/3 cone
[7103]tinued that «chenendfa finally cor ected him by phone at about noon on
[7104]24/2/68 and askec nim te come to the i3xinG office thet afterncon. L/3
[7106]_told Howton thet when he finally saw Schenendia the latter was very vague
[7108]an: general in bs statezents and that all ine could eather fron bis state-
[7109]ments was that <chemendia wes apolocetic for the "_isunderstandizg" that
[7110]bad arisen as a r:sult of L/+'s request for a re-entry zercit., Echerendéia
[7111]stated that "we" are concerned that i/3, whom they considered honest and
[7112]above reproach in his deaiings with rokuic=h, aight have fallen victe2n to
[7113]unscupluous elements who constantly surround the revclution. L/3 convez:sed
[7114]to owtn that this vague and alnost inccherent iine of Zehezencie aanoved
[7115]him to such an extent tnat he felt it useless to cont nue nis conversation
[7116]with him and as a result tercinated it at tae first ocportunity.
[7118]2. LIbGUG/3 continued thathe mee with ZIRIKG/2 on 26/2/68 at the latier's
[7119]office with much more fuitfgl results, Accordin, to L/3, fa becan by
[7120]stating that "they" appreciated the informaticn L/3 hed passed to them at
[7121]various times in ~he vast, specifically the repcrt of Julien Lopez’ errest,
[7122]the proposed publication of the a:rest in the Guctenalen press, the report
[7123]conceriing the letter of Rico Galén end the Crozco afeir, but they were
[7124]frankly perflexed with regard to the so.rce of such sensitive inforastion.
[7125]L/3 told Rowton that he explained to L/2 that he had excellent Central ane=-
[7126]rican contacts,as well as sexican sources in good positions, who could fur-
[7127]nish suck anforzeavion witout naming anyone. He tcld L/2 that he had no in-
[7128]tention of jeooardising his business ccntacts by revealing their isentity,
[7129]and oc felt that wh-t he had done was in the interest of SBALMi2 and the |
[7131]revolution.and thet L/2 enc bis friends shold uot lock ae horse ia the
[7133]mouth cnd see spies behind every blade of xaigsg crass, just becasue taey
[7135]thenzelves had no capability to checit out his reports.
[7137]3. L/3 then told aowton thot Lf2 asked directly aboot "el Griego” ond ‘nis
[7138]rela.icoship to 1/3. L/3 stated that he feimmed surcrise jand asked ?ihat
[7139]Gréek", acding that be knew several Creeks in Gu:temala, Yenezuela and he-
[7140]xico. L/2 clarified by stating that be meant the Greek in roduced to hia
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[7155]Bz Rodolfa xeyes. L/3 then exci-imed: "Ch, yeu sean seXo> Herrisi" to
[7156]woich L/fé replieé m the ufiirmative. L/3 then exclained that ne felt that
[7157]sr. Harris was a hivh-nindea revolutionary with nich level contaqtm taoroigh—
[7158]out the world develored unrougk Bis cusinéess Exaxacrae relationsniscs who hea
[7159]nelped hin a sreat ceal over the fast two years oota financially jand morally
[7160]i” toes asxed Lfe .n20 2: 2. wud. in-l:. tuienel business, to wich L/2
[7161]repiled that be imew practically rothing, L/3 tolc “outcn thet He then
[7162]closed in wits a scsewhat electorate explasation of now invernational busie
[7163]nessmen ecquire valusable bits of inteeligence with trying as a result of
[7164]the sexsitive rela.i-nship they deteicp with volitical personalities in
[7165]various eovernzents. i/3 stated to “owton that he felt L/z was impressed
[7166]——_-—..---__. ... _favorably_with bis_explanation, sinc: he finally stated that_in reality.
[7168]"they" (meaning nicself, Sersio Martinez, Ismail Suarez de la Faz and
[7170]Cepeda), the Consejo cupericr de le Zobajada" hac nothing against sr. Harris
[7171]but simply that they did not know enoush about hin, L/2 then stated that
[7173]L/3 sust realize that the revolution was surrounded by provocateurs and
[7174]that when they heve the least suspicions that they zust put on "the amber
[7175]light" of caution. L/3 then stated tzet bis ceclinsgs with sr. Harris were
[7176]sensitive nish-Level business negotiavions for the vrocurekens of sulphur
[7177]and that he coulé produce docunsnts to srove tuis. L/2 replied thatthis
[7179]was not at all necessary and that it vas simply just a question of knowing
[7181]a little core about the sources available to L/3 and abou: the "Greek". 1/3
[7182]coniuded with a statement that 1/2 must in tae last analysis weisgr the en-
[7183]tire affair in terms of whether L/3 in fact had ever done anyt::ing ageinst
[7184]the revolution. i/2 replied without hesitation that everyone felt that L/3
[7185]had always acted in good faith and h-d the best of intenticgs. It was simpl;
[7186]‘that they felt that L/3 might have become a victim of a provocateur without
[7187]realizing it.
[7189]&, L/2 then stated that he had no objection to giving L/4 an entry pxurait
[7190]but he hored that 1/3 was not just trying to solve a domestic: problem by
[7191]sending her back to her mother. L/3 replied that there was in fact a serious
[7192]domestic problem snd confessed th t he had had an affair with another woman .
[7193]which L/4 had disccvered but he felt this was a very personal problen about _
[7194]which 1/2 should not be concerned. L/2 replied that he asreed with this and
[7195]was concerned sitply avout the child wheé# he felt L/4& shoukd be ‘peraittea
[7196]to take with ber. 1/3 tcld Rowton thet he finally conceded £0 L/2 that per-
[7197]haps he was right and that he should Se more consicerate of L/4 and perait
[7198]her to take the child to Jiavana. L/3 told Eowten that the agetine with L/2
[7199]ended on a rather cordial note end thet be had the impression that 1/2 would
[7200]grant L/4 the re-entry pernit without furcher de&ay. |
[7205]25 February ,4663 |
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[7208]Subject: LiniiG/4 Report of Conversaticn with LIRG/2. |
[7210]1. Lihiic/s reported to Rowton at 1045 om 24 Feoruary,1¢6¢,. tn she
[7212]had again spsken to LExXIUG/2 about her entry rernit to returr to Zavana.
[7213]she 2 veered cepressed and bessn the conversation stating thst she was
[7214]"fed up" (rabta) with the LIkI.G office, explaining that she felt that
[7216]she hed teen treated very unfairly and shabsily, particularly b7# LIRING/2.
[7217]She sta-e2d thet she bad waited for several hours to see LiniiG/2 on the
[7218]aronir: oc 23 sebruery inside tne preaises of the LInihG offices Sut had
[7219]finally te i:eave after only ae few words of conversation with him. she
[7220]related that_Li:JNG/2_end LIKIUG/O were cecusied in conversation with
[7222]e
[7224]Eugenia Clguin(whe nad recently returned fron a three-nmonths stay in
[7225]havena with he sister arcela) ard she did not feel it preper to inter-
[7226]rupt to ssk about her permit to return to Cuba. when she finally tutton-
[7227]holed iIsiiG/2, he said that he would rather talx to her the following -
[7228]morning ~- <eceut 1000, since it was Saturaday, expiaining that he was very
[7229]busy with a nuxter of ciffacult vases. : , .
[7231]2. LISE:2/4 continued that when she returneé to his office ‘about 1015 the
[7232]followins morning ( 24 Feoruary) she again nad to wait about 15 xinutes
[7233]before finding LIninG/2 alone. ‘to her annoyance he again brushed Ler off,
[7234]stating that se still did not h-ve a final arswer since the matter hud not
[7235]as yet been taxen ur bv the “*conseio supericr” of the establiishnent. L/2
[7236]continues thet he nceped te have some sort d cecision dy honday and asked
[7237]L/4 to see ain azain. L/4 stated to Howton thet she could uot contain her-
[7238]feeliccs any longer and exploded in a burst of inveetive again the LIXING:
[7239]office, accusing thea anong other tzings of givics visas to all sorts of
[7240]hippies anc delizouents and making ber wait on pins end néedles ‘wren she
[7241]heed a right to return. L/4 then stated thet just as she was leaving, she
[7242]turned to i/z and said:"Ca, I forget to tell vou, dut I zenaged to see the
[7243]"Greexe+'* L/4 told Zowton that at this L/2 cane sudJerly back to life and
[7245]invited her intc his office again, closing the door and ushering her to
[7247]@ chair. she then ststed that she had telephoned "the Creek" (Rowton) on
[7249]the pretext that she. wanted hin to duy some jewelry for her on tis next
[7250]trip to Switzerland and succeeded in having coffee with bim at Sanborns.
[7252]She continued that in the course of -‘conversaticn she le ed that his tele-
[7254]phone is actually an answering se: vice and hence oO; erates 24 hours .er day,
[7256]and that be is interested in buying sulphur in s.exico and ithat his principal
[7258]elient is the Greok saipowner, i Sierchos. She then showed 1/2 a natchbox on
[7259]which the Greek had written the nene iarctios in both Greek and =snylish
[7262]wae oe
[7265]1
[7268]2
[7269]t
[7270]H
[7271]c
[7272]t
[7273]H
[7274]t
[7276]x
[7278]Te Cann mene esti ete! eee
[7280]id
[7281]tee
[7283]14-0000
[7285]a 2...
[7287]_ According to L/4, L/e snatched up the natch~box with expressions of appre-
[7288]ciation, ané continued to listen with interest. 1/4 ccntinued thatjtke
[7289]creek explzined to her the aifficulties and complexities o? working with \
[7290]the Mexicans in procuring sulphur and sther critical products, but ‘she
[7291]confessed to L/2 that she cnew nothin: about such matters and ‘felt very
[7292]confuded. sre commented, hewever, that the Greek appeared suite relaxed and
[7293]willing to answer her questicns. Sne acded that shen she turned the conver-
[7294]sation on Cuda, the Sreex reziied chet he was interested naturally ‘as a
[7295]good revolutionary, but fransly was very disappointed ("decepeionedo") at
[7296]the treatment received by tre LIRZING officials he had aet, including L/2.
[7298]_seript, since she pretended to be curicus about the spellings of “ot RaLe.
[7300]——- __L/4_continued--chat- the-Greex -pnd_commerved- that—he had many dealings with
[7301], foreigg officials in his nernzl business operaticrs cut had never enccuntere¢
[7303]3: . . welt 2 te eek lee . wt -
[7304]the discourtesv shown by 17-4) % ant*taawe, why Aid cit syle euewel uo icle=
[7306]phone calls. L/4 conluced wita a statefiert that she felt tae Greek! was no
[7307]longer interested in Cuba and assuned tsat he had obteinsd whatever infor-
[7309]metion he needed from other sources. _
[7311]3. LIkIKG/4 then asked L/2 whether he needed any sore inforsaticn since she
[7313]might be seeing the Greek once more before he left for curope again. L/2
[7315]replied «h:t he appreciated whet she had already obtained ard added that he
[7317]felt it wise in these cases to get to know the person "more and nore” before '
[7319]meki:g a judzenent. 1/4 tolé aowton thai at this poimt she could not refrain
[7320]from the outdurst:" But you ave known ne for several years, and you ‘still
[7321]can't make up your mind. Howsaich time dv you need to rigure taings aut".
[7322]She told Rowton that 1/2 just smiled at this and again asked to be ziven
[7323]until Mon@ay for the final answer re the permissicn to return.
[7324]&, LIZIEG/& then told Koxton that as she was leaving the vrezises,she stoppec
[7325]briefly to chat with Jorrin. the latter appeared genuinely surprised that
[7326]LIsinG/4 had rot as yet been granted her permit. shen she cozmmented that
[7327]probably L/2 had to wait for a reply frca Havana, Jorrin exclaimed:" Ko,
[7328]that's not probable, since he did not send any cable on you; otherwise I
[7329]would know". He added as an sfterthought that possibly ae could have sent nes
[7330]a@ dispatch which he weuld not iow about, but he doubted that in view of
[7332]the time element involved. Jorrfn then cocmented thet"everythikg"had changed
[7333]since L/4 had left her job, explaining that now, ail conficential papers,
[7335]not only from L/2's cofice but also from 1/9, the UConunerical “ectiog, ‘and
[7336]froa “Luna's o:fice" were handled by one person rather than ap} | previously
[7338]by each office, (L/4 conmented to Rowton that she bad never heard of a per- -
[7340]son by the neme of Luna) and that things in ganerals hed deen tightened up
[7341]froz a security standpoint. t . .
[7345]i
[7346]a
[7348]14-0000
[7350]Subject: Carzes Lezade Staiments to LInNING/3 re trip.
[7352]Ll. LIKIG/3 re;orted to aovtsn at 24130 cn 19/2/68 that Carzen Lofada &.
[7354]had telephoned hit about Ct35 that ncrnine anc that he hed seen Yer
[7356]again et ner request. Cs tais occasicn he found her relatively composed
[7358]and quite conerent as cotrsred te their first ne:ting since her return.
[7362]2. L/3 reportec trait she stated thet tre situation in Zavena was: -
[7363]-_—___“ehnactic®. ~-econc.
[7365]raticnine ( 8 gallons rer zonth for ordinary cars end 20 for larger)
[7367]strictly enforced and volice contrat Shrutal™, Sha etorna thee oe ene
[7371]icaliv a cisaster—with-no-rice-on-the-rarzet, cesckine ~~ 7
[7373]Havana airport everything is searched ever of Mexicans es herself and
[7374]what can be taxen for perscnsl reasons is retoved on the pretext of —_
[7375]having it "checked".
[7377]"3. Ceraen Lozada stated srec ecificaily to L/3 that she hsé heard strong
[7378]_vumors in Savana that Fidel Castro would be reslaced br Dorticés s2inly
[7379]because of the failure of zide
[7380]that sugar procuctionxz would f3li fer delow last year's Tigur' Ca pessibly t
[7381]exceecins 4,0CC,COO tons ty only a fraction. 3ad fertilizer HARTXELELER
[7383]l's ecenoric pelicies. it was also rumored
[7385]mexez is blamed Sut the general feelins is that it is rather bae menezenent
[7386]“and Fidei's sdviscrs are tazing the Slamze. ‘
[7388]&, Carmen also reported that she had heard "confirzed" re:orts that César.
[7389]Montes is no lonser leader cf the Gustenalan revolucion, elthough she
[7390]could act say who had reslsaced hiz.
[7392]i
[7395]H i
[7396]|
[7400]i
[7405]: - i
[7407]19 February,% 5s
[7409]Sudject: LISIZC/4 Rercrt of Conversaticn with Echenendie ( il
[7411]_ Suarez de la Faz). - 1
[7412]|
[7413]1. LEskit/4 resorzed to Zoxton at 1000 on 10/2/58 at the suca as | Late
[7414]café thet she hsé met with =checencf2 for about one Gour on 17 Zeb .
[7415]ruary at a szell coffee shop off calle Fachuca in Colonia Jon cess. She
[7416]explained that ste had telepnoned cctecendfia fromthe hone of her 2diend
[7417]Slenca Fefa de anand and arranged to meet hin about 1730 at 3 nerby corner.
[7419]on nnn DET TEG/a stated treet schezenéfe ves cordial as usuel <2 end tclé her “that
[7420]he hoped - locxsé ferward- t. seeing her again whenever she felt sae could
[7421]fo out with him Paw Tynch an dinnen, Ta selena han cross atin: +f has trian to
[7422]davana and she informed hirthat she tored to leave on the 23 Pebruary
[7423]* fligkt. Eehemendia asked if she tnourhat she rirht have difficulty re-
[7424]turning to Mexico, to which L/4 reslied in the negative, conmenting that
[7425]in the past neitser the Kexicans nor the Cucans nad given her ar~ trouble.
[7426]1 t
[7427]3. accordirg to +/%, Zehenendia then queried Bar in scze éstail sbout how
[7428]Ligi:is/3 was Going. his tusiness in Chiapas, where they «ere living, and
[7429]what bis plans were. Sne replied in as matter-a~fact «saz as possitle,al-
[7430]iegics that L/3 was selling his painvixcgs and doing well in business.
[7431]4, Schenerdfa then commented that the LIAING office lecelly bac commented
[7432]re L/3 that alticuge they appreciated the informetion Le hac passed to the=
[7433]they cid not have the soirces end cetazils anc hence had to Wies tnem @itao
[7434]: suspicion. xschexendia apclosized to x8 Biel 7/a for neving to say this
[7435](me da mucha pene) but he felt oblized to pass it alongs tolher. =e added
[7436]that doth Eavena and LIsinS are accustomed to set sources glong with the
[7437]reports turned in tc then and always are uneasy when these lare lzexing.
[7438]He agreed with i/4 that i/3 had acted ic gooé faith, but also defended the
[7439]pesition of the sicInG office which he said was surrounded iby prevactions
[7440]and infiltraticns. -—_ Fes mn pene mas me cermmnnms sae ce fren ee een
[7442]Hy
[7443]5. 1/4 told Ko-tca that she did not tell L/3 about this re devous with
[7444]Echezendf{fa ( whuse a tenticns to L/4 i: the past have made i/3 .perticularly
[7445]_ jealous and annoyed) since she did not want to disturb hial LIs%3/3,
[7446]however, reported to fowton at about 2100 the previous evening (12/2/68)
[7447]in an obviously irritated tone thet by.pure counce he bad geen ‘achemend{a
[7448]and LIRGNG/4 toresher at a coffee szop-about 1800 on 17/2/GS8. ¥hea sodton. -
[7449]explained that be had known of and eprroved of the neetias peforetand, ,
[7451]'
[7453]341.3/3 calned down and struzmed it off. Wass. 4! a
[7458]oe Hea
[7460]eypagte
[7462]feta pat
[7465]14-0000
[7467]_ to state that if 1/3 insisted it vould be tantarount to "biscknail™ against _
[7469]Te RE ES ET Seen ET
[7471]= ae 4 Pebruery, 1968 n
[7472]i
[7473]t
[7475]f
[7476]t
[7480]A. Li RInG/a signed contrect with Rowton (alies)} effective 15 February
[7481]thro-sh 30 April,‘958, previcing payment for inforneticn ead services.
[7482]Ko oblizsations specified otzer than fi:encial{(toval 3750.06) for period
[7483]specified). 11:i:¢/4 also simmed acknowlegserent of alias "haria Zerra~
[7484]gan" which was used in contrect and receints for funds.
[7486]2. L/4 departure wich orizinell> scheculed for 15 Fetrucsy 7,AS6E, will
[7487]be celaved until Zfollowins fridge to percit intensive corzovend © sour
[7488]training, and strengthen bacxstop for objective of trip. Cni42 February
[7489]LIRiNG/2 told 1/4 that he would issue pernit to return azé,'in expression
[7490]apparently genuine sympathy, urcsed ter take trin end moneint toons rhc
[7492]belonzed"™. Cz =srning 13 February ichenendie ( Ismail suarez @e la Paz)
[7494]_ who net L/S by chance inside ilRIng compound remarkeé he ne: opy to learn
[7496]she gcing back hore for a trip and then adced "ge back exc stay2®. Ze then
[7497]invited her to lunch or dinner but L/4 felt it wise to turn Bin cown First
[7498]tite. They bad lunch inxgxse 1121'S dining rocs. On Zo.tsn stcsesticn she
[7499]will, towever, eccest for outside lunih so sount him out farther on nis
[7500]reaction to her return. j
[7502]3. Situltaneously in orcer tuild up conviction in minds LiZIEG officials
[7503]that L/4 returnizs becasue of nerital problec with LIEINC/3 (which she
[7504]herself stated to Sowton that she hesitated te reveal to zn¥oue), TIE luG/3-
[7505]talked with LIRIUG/2 in ais office 13 February (at xonext L/S elsewtere
[7507]in LI&iiG offices) and pretexded to have just léarned of L/4's request for
[7508]perzission to return. L/3 in anery tone allezed that he eculé not uxder-
[7509]stend why L/4 would went to return, that he hed treated ter ‘as well es he -
[7510]could, anc that in enz case he would not fper=it her to taxe ‘their Sauchter.
[7511]LIRINC/2 although obviously scnewn2t enbarassed took L/&'s vert enc urged
[7512]I/3 to reconsider exd cive perzission to L/4 te take daurater elons since
[7513]she would be reluctant to leave as a "good nother". L/2 went so far as
[7515]LIRIG/&. L/2 continued thet he felt oblized a3 a LISIAG eff ictal; to grant
[7516]LIRIZXG/4 permission to return but te did not want to oblice ‘her ts to éepart
[7517]without her child. i1X1)6/3 told Zowton that he did not rive! in anc left
[7518]LIRING/2 with the icypressicn that his mind was xede uP regarding the
[7519]child. CS cory
[7521]& LIR:NG/S, who was not witting of the above action of L nak, scented
[7524]14-0000
[7526]i
[7528]1
[7530]|
[7531]_* 2. |
[7532]it later wien inforted by Acston as beirg in ter best interest, Ske
[7533]agreed tr<et chila gould sot te properly taxen care of at =otaer’s
[7535]bone in cantieso becasuc ply of essential food with itner
[7537]a
[7538]‘ parent presert, that her ure witsout child would pernit frecuent
[7542]corresperience with 1/3, end rrovice excellent pretext for return! to
[7543]r
[7545]Mexico (to convizce 1/3 tc
[7547]sae established.
[7549]arcit her rove child to Havans «sith her once
[7551]i
[7554]can be patcheé ug and that wien she returns ther can resume rernal sarital
[7556]relaticns. She insisted to seston that she woulc remain loval to Sim and
[7557]do nuthing to increase nis antipathr for her. (Rewton feels this is tro-
[7558]beviy best control that can be hered fer in her operaticnel werz}.
[7560]t
[7561]6. Following lengthy neetizes with 1/2, aovton fas evelwved folios
[7562]operationz1 pism with her sprrevs
[7564]1:
[7565]1 re-establish contact vith, snd assess
[7567](a) LIS#I:G/4 on arrival will r
[7570](1) Pasiro s>rcu : :
[7571](2) srnol and suby (wifej xXcdriquez
[7572](3) Carisei frido i
[7573](4) Capt Lui a-ballo ard wife ! i
[7574](5S) iclé de Tarriente | '
[7576]iq (5) Mercedes Mcrzles Iereverent. i
[7578]nese rerscnus will se referred to in 35/2 messezes by nunder ’
[7580]ity reasons. i:/% “mows that numbers tiree end five
[7581]have elrescdy expressei strong antier:ivcluticzary sentiments end
[7582]will attenzpt discrestly to determine present attitude exc eccess.
[7584](b) Discrest efforts will be =msde learn of efficiency 2nd mcdus
[7585]opererci of DSE. LizEiG/4% insisted cn tais for teriown cz
[7586]. tection since xostcn allezec that he could not trovice her with
[7587]' mnecessery briefins. She feels conficent that she can ret at
[7588]t lezst sone basic ésta from xsciro Abreu. L/4 cozzentec that she
[7589]alcost certain the [GE és xeniszluated ty a "fcreism service™
[7590]gince she cert2in tras Cubans themselves incapble of efficient
[7591]and secure operetioas. ;
[7593](ce) when 1/4 feels ste tas reachel point with any of above that she . -----
[7594]~ ean make sote sort of "deal" (for instance assistance to then |
[7595]from outside in exczanze for nelp to her in finding "interesting
[7596]pesition” curics ner forced stay there). she will nétify Sowton
[7597]by S/s and croceed further or withdrax as per insttuctions.
[7598](a) In event. 1/4 meets otaer persons who cisht prove recruitadle
[7599]she will ‘“cention their names xx# acdress and positicn in text
[7600]. . of oren letter to _IaE-G/3 a-dinz that they send their recards
[7601]and need, socethins =o availsble in Suda. The perse: thus zen-
[7602]tioned will be referréd to in S/i by next consecutive suxber in.
[7603]. . subsequent mess2:e. xowton has stresse: that he interested only
[7604]in persons in excellent positi.cs and cenceivably recrsitabdie.
[7605]the list should therefore not’ de exhaustive. i
[7607]ur ¢
[7610]oy 3.
[7612](e) LIAING/6 wil have tye chanrels for 3/4. First to "Lic.
[7614]fntonio Fcrce " wits false returm a dress and sent brough
[7615]oren mail, anc seccri to i1::3/3 sent by hand thro-ch’ Aaniro
[7616]Ebren te TIRING office and selivered ty hand by Jorrin to
[7618]Sacubaya arartzcont, or given L/& to sone friend travelisg
[7619]a
[7621].- ay
[7622]to hexico. In first case all letters celled, except, the frist,
[7623]will contain S/; ressage; 2£ S2ccac ezse ail letters With en-
[7624]velope bearings "Colonia Concesa™ after address willbe for Zow-
[7625]ton end neve S/a. L/S orcaises sent several letters; to l/s
[7627]Bh
[7631]mitcout ass
[7632](fr) ¢ aly cn rane
[7634]pare carte) 3
[7635]carried,
[7637]a@g€@S @5 Sc on as
[7639]5
[7640]errives to test ch aprel.
[7642]s for L/4 will be letters from
[7643]and "arte" and either tand
[7645]rm ounrouch open mail. ; \
[7649](G) The following sismals have been ecreed cn for purpose specified:
[7651]C1) Senser signel will Zinzuni in cpen
[7652]text to 1/3. In all : 2etcers L/4 will mention rame.
[7653]In event hostile control exile will te referrec to by
[7654]Bicagame, OF Cuucarane SAPP coon vue muy ey Gee
[7656](2) "All my B12 conplex yvitsmins- are gone" inéicstes need
[7657]for nev cerdon. "i beve no nore colome thst evervone
[7658]liked so cuch" indicetes ured Tor developer. '
[7660](3) Yew carves sent to LIZINS/3 will be reccguized by simple
[7661]uradint HETEZLouax¥ attrisuted to daughter and sent as
[7662]expression of senvizsrt oy LIRING/3. °
[7664]'
[7666]7. In reply her query re dest course of acvicn in event she Has reports
[7667]DSE plenni-s arrest, sovton advised LIRTiS/4 destroy S/w supplies, end
[7668]take refuge in Mexican embassy in hope tat sie would be able communicate
[7669]with LIZINS/3 ( she cid not asx nor dit Acwteon volunteer ox she cculd
[7671]notify bin since she assumes Rowton would remain in contiauing contact
[7673]-EIRILG/3). _
[7675]8. LI225G/4 encourz-ed by attiaude ana syarathy shown by LIRING/2 eng
[7676]Echemandia re ner rensining in Cuba, but she mede it clear to Zowton that
[7677]she would not do anything jeopardize her resicence pernit in Mexico or
[7678]forfeit the time accusuicted,uniess sovter could arrange have | hexican
[7680]ambassacor in Savens renew her RAXEXXE visa and assure ner. Ske adced that
[7682]beat arzroach would be return efter tase up to attempt bring: child back
[7684]‘and at thet time raze new contract with xovton providin;; fcr! guatantees.
[7686]kXowton azreed statics thet re not in pesition for many reasons,inciuding
[7687]security, to make such commitments at this time. 1/4 made it clear to
[7688]Howton also that she realizes that he rrodably operating in alias and
[7690]‘fs affiliated with sone sort of service or organization (this came out
[7692]durins discussion of contract and acknowledcement of pseudonya woich she
[7693]aid not want) but she stated bluntly that she did not want to know any
[7694]nore abcut sowton tan the little she already kmew since "it | would de
[7695]easier to face an interrogation without betraying him completely".
[7697]z
[7698]t
[7699]t
[7701]mine
[7703]ag
[7705])
[7706])
[7708]17 February ,1963 -—
[7710]Subject: » LIRINC/4 Report of Questicning by LIRING/2 re Rowton
[7711]. ("The ureek"). :
[7713]1. at 1030 on 17 resruary 1963, LIKIEC/4 inforced kowton that she had
[7714]Gropped into the LiailsG offices at about 1230 on 15 february and again
[7715]on the norning of tre following day to check with iIxLIG/2 concerning
[7717]-her entry permit for travel to Havana. Cn the first occasion LIXI!.S/2
[7719]asked ker casually wnether she had seen anything of the "@reek friena"
[7720]lately. LIAL‘G/4 tcld kowton that she replied that she and LIRIVG/3 heard
[7721]from him fron time to time, mainly by telephone, and that he bad invited
[7722]her out cccasionally, but she,lLIK-:.G/4, had turned hin down.
[7724]2, Gn the xcrtcon 2 enecrcion, fering the late cmommics of 18 Pahang ACER,
[7725]LInine/2 sew L/4 ezein on the precises and asked to not to leave until
[7727]she ad seen him, since he wented to discuss something with her. dben she .
[7728]finaliy sav him in his office some 30 zinutes later, he egain aszed whether
[7729]she had seen the "Sreek", not mentioring Rowton by bis alias (Berris}.
[7730]Since L/2 ned menticaed L/4's Greek friend whom he had met through Sedolfo
[7731]Reyes on a previously occasion, LInI.S/4 felt she could not pretend -ot to
[7732]know about whom he was talking. Sne therefore repiied again that cccaslonai-
[7733]ly she heard from him when he was on a trip to iiexico. LIKI? iG/2 asxed
[7734]waet L/4 thousht of oim (the Greek), to «hich she replied that she found
[7735]him pleasant and very generous ( Pontaéose)- L/2 replied, "Yes, but what
[7736]does thet generosity come from?" He then added that he had many questicn-
[7737]merks concerning that persen. He gave es an exanzple the fact that shen he
[7738]telephoned his nunter on a holidey, 31 December or 1 vacuary , his "secre-
[7739]tary" replied. It seemed very strange, continued L/2, that ‘the Greek's
[7740]telephone was manned et all times, night and day, and even jon holidays.
[7742]He then further expressed doubts about where this person lived end how
[7744]_ he earned nis noney, enc why be was so interested in Cuba.
[7746]at
[7748]3- LInIiG/4 stated to Rewton that she was st first quite taken aback by
[7749]‘this direct “interrocation" » even thouch it was nace ina friendly tone,
[7750]and replied as best she could by ear. Sue stated that she qssuméd the
[7752]‘ alobough she
[7753]could not supply any specific answers. she wat aware that he had brought
[7754]some of LIXING/3's saintines at an exceilent price and took hisgenerosity
[7755]fpr granted since she enjoyed living froma the gocd businesd LIgING/3 cained
[7756]through bin. LIxliG/4 then asked L/e2 why he hinself vent sone checking
[7757]‘of bis own, since she assuned the that LIniNG cffice was pe of such
[7759]Greek was carryicg on lucretive business and lived in Suro
[7761]i
[7767]~ . _
[7768]activity when the oceesion aalleé for it. LIaI!¢/2 replied that he had
[7769]too many other things to do, anc euyway, when scosthing suélied bed
[7770](Tapesta") he-keess away from it. LIsILG/4, coatisuing to'itaze the of-
[7771]fensive, statea that on several occasions inthe rast the Greex hed invited
[7772]her out but sre had not accepted, Dut trat sre easily could accept cn the
[7773]next occasion. ard pcssibly even obtain a rhoto of sone, khad for LI«IuG/e.
[7774]L/2 replied that a paoto would uct be of any use, all he coulé Go with
[7775]it being to send it to Eavame. He acded that he oid many suspicions,parti-
[7776]culerly as a result of the telerhcne, but hac nething concrete “in his
[7778]hands", and thet what re needed was "datos". t
[7780]4, LisliiG/2 then asked 1/4 whether she knew when Nodolfo Reyes wes return-
[7781]ing end where he would be living? sne tole aowten that she replied in the
[7782]negative, commenting simply that she had heard that he. would be moving
[7784]to Chile to work in the nations] ballet there. 1/2 returning again to the
[7785]Greex wondered why be was so generous with gifts and entertainment. L/4
[7786]stated that she never looxec a gift terse in the south, to which LInInG/2
[7787]replied that ske aust be careful, if not for her own sake at leasv for the
[7788]sake of LIRI:G/3 who, ke felt, was not sreading on firm ground( “terreno
[7790]. firme"). L/4 adsitted that she was often worried about L/3's activities,
[7791]about wich be told her almost nothing. L/2 then commented "Invesiti
[7795]—satea
[7796]sate
[7797]the Greek and ycu'il feel better.” (Avericua lo del Griego). Ee then added
[7798]that taat supposed letter from Rico Gal4n was not considered authentic,
[7800]and also the case of Orozco definitely involved the police. Lizi:i/e,since
[7802]she was awars thet i/3 hed discussed both these cases with L/2, except
[7803]that L/3 had not to her knowledge ztentioned the arrest of Crozec, stated
[7805]that she felt L/3 had acted in cczpletely good faith, even though te might
[7806]have been somewhat inp&lsive ("precipitado”).
[7808]Li cane Meena dae tnce are REI UN EE
[7810]5. LIRING/2, continuing the conversation, waich according to L/4 lasted
[7811]over one hour,stated that both she and L/3 cust be careful of their con-
[7812]tacts. ne commented that he could not even ¢0 out on a date with a girl
[7813]i without thinking of the conseauences. lie could co out pnce maybe, but
[7814]scores Che felt it wiser to dpop the contact for securicy reasonsL/4 told xoston
[7815].S that she concludéed the conversation with a premise to blicit as much data
[7816]i from the Greek as possible as soon as she could get touch witb him.
[7817].+ 6 Rowton then tolc L/S that he felt relieved in fact that L/2 had brought.
[7818]this whole matter up, since it was better to face such an. interrogation _
[7819]“here in Mexico rather than in ‘iavana wit..ous the benefit of Rowton's advice
[7820], and briefing. He then stated that he felt it essentiali that, L/4. provide.
[7821]L/2 with much-heeced answers to his quefions. To avoid the’ impression of
[7823]pep eee CTE
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[7839]‘ collusion, Rowton surcested that L/4 see 1/2 again and ‘ask |for howtca's
[7841]telephone number, which she could allesed she could not find at howe. and
[7842]woich she preferred uve two asa L/3 fev, Lu order not te arsuse his sas-
[7843]piciozs. Cnce she obtained the nuncer she could alleie that she t-lepaoned
[7845]-Rowtcn on some pretext ( provided if possisle by LIXING/2 hinself) em
[7847]tanazed to see him at lunch a feu @eys later. She oe turds report to
[7848]Lfe thet Rowtcn had told her that his telerhone was actually an exseeri
[7849]service and hence only cessazes were taker earcurd the clock. He had no
[7851]need ef an office since he traveled in anc out so cften and his business
[7852]did not reouire an office with the acconpenyxing neadaches. L/4 would con-
[7853]tinue that Rowton ccnfided that he was working on sensitive deals to pur-
[7854]chase Mexican sulpsur ( an expensive and ¢cifficult itex to procure arcywoere
[7855]in the world at this tine ) and that hie principal business connecti.n was
[7856]with Stavros hiarcos,the wealthy shipowner. His interest in Cuba stezmed ©
[7857]from Niarcos' desire to study the shipping possibilities there in tke event
[7859]the lorthanerics: emoargo was lifeted. ; !
[7861]6. Rowton instructed 1/4 to commented 10 1/2 that when she spoke of the
[7862]LIRE:S office, Xowton appeared very irritated anc remarked that he vas |
[7863]"Gecepcionado" with ths tre tment he had received fron toth L/2 and the
[7865]Commerical office. If ife appeared surprised end curious about this, 1/4
[7866]coulé continue that xowton commented to her that he could not undersvand the
[7868]cavalier manner in which the LIininGs did business. He cited the exazple of
[7869]at lecst three telephone calls he had mace som: weeks previously to soqn
[7870]L/2 end the commercial office, leavinf his name and telephone, and that.
[7871]no one hed had the courtesy to reply. L/4 cculd then added that as « result
[7872]Rowton wes aoncyed anchad decided to go directly to Eavana to get the info-
[7873]mation he needed on prospective business oa ee of biarcos.
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[7895]° . . . 10 February ,1965
[7897]Subdject: Briefiing in Communications and Security of LIKIMNG/4.
[7899]» . .
[7900]1. Duriac the past four czys Rowton has had daily meetings with LIZING/S
[7901]-to- give her initial training in 5/4 and discuss chensels of, coz: sunicetica
[7902]that micht te used securely and lorically by LIKI: G/4 and Rowton. A"¢on-
[7903]tract" to serve as a letter of understencins for doth xowton and LIRinc/s
[7904]was Grefted es a basis for present and future colatoration. No reference
[7905]to NCFACT was nade or icvlied, but xc.:ton made it clear that he had "“firecd:
[7906]and colleagues” who were interested in inteliicence coverage of Faxliuw.
[7907]and who would carry on his collaboration with Lin2i'¢/4 in the event of
[7908]Eowton's deeta or unavailability.
[7910]2. The first item discussed was a simnle oven ende to Aeatenste neranne
[7912]of interest eivtoer as targets or possible hostile elessents, so that L/4:
[7913]could sention these perscns in the text of her S/i correspondence witzoct
[7914]comprotising kerself. «a list of the persons concerned with She code nenes
[7915]is attached cerewith. iTeLEG/4 understands thet these cede nanes will rst
[7916]be used in o;en letters to LIRING/3 under any circorstarces.
[7918]3. As far as letter drovs are concerned, Kowten instructed LIz.1G/4 to
[7919]send her S/@ nesseges with innocent text cover to the following address:
[7920], Lic. Antonio Ponce Cortés
[7922]Lultifanilier Miguel Alenén 0-326
[7923]México 12, D.F.
[7925]using a neticcal return address thet could not be eas ily sraced, and crez—
[7926]ping the letter in a public mailbox in the center of town. xowton dia not
[7927]‘give Lisi..¢/4 an indicator for the cover text since it was understood tx2t
[7928]all ressajes, except the’ first, would ccntain an S/w zessace. LIATLG/a sro-
[7930]“ mised ts sail an innocent text letter as scon efter arrival as possible se
[7931]that Rewt.n wotld have a g- od idea of the lenta of tine anvdéved in his
[7932]receiving future letters.
[7934]4, LIRinc/a vas advised that she would receive S/J ressages from xowton
[7936]eee on’ the’ paper backing of Seriographic cesigns ( aztee seals) being produced
[7938]by LIki:.G/3. The designs, prepared in the fcrm of ereating cards, would
[7939]be aucressed to a thiré perty and contain a brief nessage of creeting in
[7940]’ the hanéwritios of LIRIi:G/3 and would be sent as an actachment to a rou-
[7941]tine letter from LIKING/3 sent by hand or throush the LIRING pouch. Both
[7942]LIaI:}.G/4 end scvton agreed that open mail, since it would have to bear her
[7943]true nase. and adress, would be both too risxy and too slow. In the un-
[7944]likely event of di:covery,L/4 would have some way out, plleging that she
[7946]i,
[7947]{oo
[7952]~- oe! ee 2. Loe
[7954]hac novhing to é= with the messave end placing tie blaze. on 1387/3.
[7956]€elays in receiving ue
[7957]open sail and esseed that it would te necessary to take the ris in-
[7959]--  - wol@ed in sendizs et least some c’ the ‘messepes under cover of: cerzel
[7960]corresponience ts LiziIiC/3. She also agreed with Rowten that sercding ~ a
[7962]S/w on the back sf sericgrephic designs would ecnstitute a pattern and '
[7964]might eftract urciae ettention.
[7966]6 It was therefcre apreed that LIslG/4 would also write S/w iz letters
[7967]to LIRING/3 that would be nand-carried to Kexico oy a friend or seat in
[7968]the pouch and Gelivered by Jorrf{n to ber Tacudiya acdress. iiowten structed
[7970]LIRING/4& to insert"Colcoria Condesa" in the aciress on tie enveloze if
[7972]5. At subsequent neevings yhowever, ZIRING/S accepted the or obaile long
[7973]Zoges, beth to aad froc ter, invelved in the
[7975]ci)
[7977]the letter contained 3/w, ctherwise leave out this addition. Since Howton
[7978]would have a key te the Calzada Tecubaya apartzent ne could cheez regularly
[7979]for any letters that Jorrin 2i.at r23uve slipped under the door curing periods
[7980]when LIninG/3 wisat be absent from Mexico City.
[7982]?. At his meetine with LIRILG/4 on 14/2/68 the following ac:diticnal signals
[7983]were agreed on:
[7985]: (a) Danser Signal : Omisicn of name Zirzuni fron open text. The
[7987]. child woule always te referred to in regular
[7988]correspondence with LIKI=G/3 by nace. In e¥ent '
[7989]of hostile control, :1aci.¢/& would refer to
[7990]child as "hijita" or by sore cther endearing .
[7991]name, but refrain from using cer -irst name.
[7993](Cb) Kew carBon iieeded: te be indicated by the phrase "I need
[7994]more vitanin B-12" or "I have run out of ny
[7995]B-12 cozplex vitamins".
[7997]" (e) Hew Developer Needed: "I have ror out of tat nice cologne
[7998]I brought with me".
[8000]8. As far as inceting S/i was concernéd, dowtor stated that if a cover
[8001]letter from LIixiS/3 contained the words "Chiapas" and"arte" it would in-
[8002]dicate that an S/s message was being forwarded in that letter.
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[8044]1
[8049]Subject: LInilS/2 Repsrt of Keeting with Carmen Lozada.
[8051]1. At 2100 on 76/2/65 LIsIlLt/3 reported to Ro ston that he. ‘hea met “ita
[8052]Caruen iozada at ebout 17430 cn 17/2/62, at the square in Soyecdn. Ze
[8053]explainee that cn 15/2/48 their mutual friend, Carzen Melina, nee cca=
[8054]tacted Carmen Lozecda by teleracne ani sec learned thet the latter piansed
[8055]to return to hexico the followine day ( Friday, 16/2/62). Carnen Lezeéa
[8057]had told her cn tLe phone te give ker regarcs to her friend ( Lin2./3)
[8059]but to asx hia mot to meet her at the airgport since she sould be accone
[8060]penied by ter csurater and wiuld be =st by bear ctarents cn arrival it he -
[8061]xico. LinxihG/3 tzerefore contacted her torouga varcen «-olina on the
[8063]morning of 17/2/Sé snd made the date to meet her near her parents Lise.
[8065]n wn
[8067]2. 1,5 ccutiswcd cuge 23 500 &S ue Saw Lermen Lozada he imew at once tiuat
[8069]something unpleasazt hac Leprexed durizg ber visit to Hevana. He tcis dowtea
[8070]that she had eprerently lost five or six pounds, was dressed in ea slovenly
[8071]Manner and gave of esrearanc2 of a distraught rerscn, aimcst on ite verve
[8072]of insanity. er ciccsr anc su.sequert conversation, ofter incoherent and
[8074]balf hysterical, ccnfirned in =/3* S zind that she was suffering frcx severe
[8075]strain and depression. L/3 told Roston veat he understodd from her renarks
[8076]that she hed fourc tre Havana airport, Savana, Cuba and tke Cubans in
[8077]general "detestartle*®. Bhe excliezined 2t cre point: "Cdin a esa isle azidital'
[8078]She adéed tact ste wes on the goint of becomics an eneny of Guba “(¥olverse
[8079]gusane). In the next breath, Lowvever, she stated that she ‘hed to retorn
[8081]"en pocos dias" as soon as treatment had been arranged for ser daurhter,
[8082]‘(suffering fron esthaa). 1/3, sretenéing to think thet she had pateted
[8084]up things with her husband,isrique, asked whether she had been recexciled
[8085]and found that ste really loved her susband after all. She e@laimei, accor-
[8086]ding tc 1/3, in « talf hysterical voice that she hated ner husBand
[8087]everything her rerresented. | '
[8091], 3. L/3 continued that despite nis reprea.ed questions Carmen Lozaca re-
[8092]fused to give hic cetails of what actually had happened to her. She re~
[8093]peatedly stated tact she was uncer "intense, horrible pressure" thes she
[8094]could not explain. shen L/} ccumented that L/4 was preparing to returs to
[8095]Havana, Cermsen Lozeca burst out again with "Qué horrible!" but again Jid .
[8096]not explain. In vies of Carnen iozada's obvious state of psycholoz,icai
[8097]‘and physical disintezration,il2c..G/3 told Howton that he felt it best to
[8098]terminate the mezti.g at the first opportunity (about 163 and leave as
[8100]. gracefully as he could. He adéed-thst «hen he left be Icoked back to ge
[8102]- i her standing in a daze for a full five minutes before walking off
[8104]aw amen . ar sar =
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[8125]Subject: LISiNS/4 Rersrt of letter fron “aceiro, Vice kinister ”
[8127]of cducsation.
[8129]i
[8132]- JY. &t 4006 om 30 canuary,1965, LIRING/& resorted to Zowton taat
[8133]she hed seen Jorrin the vrevicus 2fternoon srdi that be. sad told ter
[8134]that Ee nad been to her azartcent the previsus evenins cut bad failed
[8135]to find ser or LIAILG/3 in. He expleined treat ir. Ferizeio,w#no was
[8136]visitin= Mexico City, nad asked hin to deliver to LIZit/4 ax letter
[8137]from their nutual friend, Dr. Maceira. Jorrin then cave iIRING/4& the
[8138]letter.
[8140]2. LIzihc/& stated to Howton trast the letter was sinolvy a request for
[8141]snoes for Haceira's child waick could sot be obtained in Cuba. LEBING/4
[8142]commented that this was ecly srother of @ series ef such requests that
[8143]Meceire and Pisueroa cf the Ministry of cducation 2326 been maxing to
[8144]her since their last visit to kexico. She had in the pest iscnored the
[8145]recuests since she felt she had done exnousn end could see no useful
[8146]purpose in rumnine arouni town as a purchasins arent, partacularly when
[8147]there was no guarantees thet they would rei=surse he
[8149]ner.
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[8152]3. Kowton sucgested taat on this cccasicn, hovever, it zight preve worta-
[8153]while, in view of Maricelo's apsarentiz izpottant position in uvavana and
[8155]LIRINS/&'s fortkconins tris. Ee su::nestec saat LIRinafa purchase the sheez
[8157](about 50 pesos) and atteupt to deliver trex sersonally to harinelo; she
[8158]could thea invite hin to lunch or dinner in the zope of assessing his
[8159]present feelings toward the regize. LIQGEG/% recalled that Marinelo had
[8160]been Kector of the University of Zavana and was a nenber of the old guard
[8161]comgunist party. She adced that Jorrfin had rertioned that “arineto held
[8162]Anbassadorial rank end eas serving at the rreseat tine in some sort of
[8163]internavional delecation. . : : i
[8165]4. LIRi:G/S also reported that she tad run iczto an eld cuban friend, _
[8166]- Avalia Ariznendi, on ths street, and that the latter tad 5 siven her her
[8167]hone phone as 23-70-95. LIRiAG/& explained that Ariznendi bad: narried
[8169]a Mexican psycaoiatrist and left Cuba some years back. far as sae knew
[8170]Ariszenci was sympathetic with toe Castro rezine and on zore or less
[8171]friendly terns with LINING. Cn this cecasicn irizmendi Yoked with L/&
[8172].about the inefficiency of the LIRING offcials, sayins thet the only per-
[8173]son she felt was doing a decent fod was Cepeda. :
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[8184]5. LISING/S also reported that sne hai written 2 snorc letter te
[8186]her negro medical student friend, Yolanda, aud drorppred the letter,
[8187]as requested by Rowton, in the oren xai1 ( to escertain the tized taxen
[8188]to deliverrtn¢ letter to Havana. LI#diiS/4 rave Yolarnda's full nese and
[8189]edéress as: , . i
[8191]Yolanda Diaz
[8193]Forverir 112 - Beste 12,
[8194]entre Aruilera y Bouza
[8195]Lawton
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[8268]Chief, VWOACRE
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[8274]Cote?, TH Divisiaa
[8277]Chief of Station, Hexic City
[8279]BORCALR
[8281]AGUATIC/LIRING-3 ~ LIROSIN Deactivation ‘of Audio. Installation.
[8282]SCO ERE - ASEAACES ms
[8284]Action Required: Hone : : :
[8285]Reference: HHMA-31821, dtd 3 April 1957.
[8287]1. Om 15 April 1968, circa 1410 hours, the audio installation
[8288]described in reference was deactivated. The SPT-2A was recovered
[8289]by Valter &. CORNEURY and returned to Station stock. The LP equip
[8290]ment, am SPR-2A and UHER 4000 L, will also be returned to Station
[8291]stock. : ;
[8293]2. Inasmuch as LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 were terminating their ‘
[8294]“lenee” on the target apartment, tt was felt the SpT2A carrier
[8296]current transmitter would have to be removed because of its shallow
[8297]concealment. To continue the assessment of target personalities,
[8298]however, we wanted to wait until almost the last minute. The veek
[8300]of 15 April 1968 vas selected as an appropriate time by Waliace B.
[8301]ROTTON, who is in contact with the targets. :
[8303]3. At about 1300 hours, 15 April 19658, Walter ¥. CORKXBURY and
[8304]Sliver Bb. CizncCi entered the LP and were grevied by LIRGSIS wno kaev
[8305]we were coming but did not know why. A check of the audio device
[8306]revealed that LIEING-4 and a young (teen-age) male relative were in
[8307]the target. This was as expected. At 1350 hours, LIRING4 left.
[8308]the apartrent, alone, for a luncheon date with ROWTON. She returned
[8309]a few minutes later and made the male relative accaupany ker. (This
[8310]wea obviously at toe insistence of 2O0VTON.) The telephone number of
[8311]the target apartment was tried a few minutes after their departure
[8312]and was not answered, again as expected. At 1400 hours a telephone
[8313]Call was received in the LP from the Station as a relay frem ROWTCH
[8314]that the targets vere safely ensconsed for at least the next hour.
[8315](it was known that LIRING-3 was out of the city.) Another telephone
[8316]eall to target with no answer, and CORNBURY entered the target
[8318]See ee
[8321]~ CONTINUATION OF
[8322]DISPATCH
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[8326]/ apartment using keys provided by ROJTOR. The wall plate was removed,
[8327]- the AC lines to the SPI-2A ciipped off close to the plug, the 2?T2A
[8328]_ easily removed, the wall plate refastened, and the target apartzent
[8329]vacated. Total time about two minutes. CORNBURY and C1#OCH left
[8330]the aren immediately. There were no security prob!2as noted at any
[8331]tine. : ' 3
[8332]4. The LP equipwent will be removed by LIROS(S and returnxed
[8333]to stock on 17 April 1968. : .
[8335]3. Please note that no ADP sheet hus beso subuitied with this:
[8336]report. SO i aa
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[8368]REFS: A. Mexico ciTY Sil ( pa” gssés) |
[8370]SUATEMALA CITY INFO DIRECTOR, TESUCISALPA
[8372]i
[8374]B. MEXICO CITY 5141 (7), gy 263)
[8376]be UF BLTUR TAO OROAL ACA LLUiy BNHLLNHCE De KRUBIUN BAS
[8378]i
[8380]GIVEN SEALED LETTER FROM LIRIN3-3 BY LIRINS-4. LETTER INDICATED
[8382]A. LIRIWS-3 DEPARTURE FOR GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS DELAYED —
[8383]WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IK ANKLE WHILE CLEANING
[8384]GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR
[8385]MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY WEAFONS IX MEXICO. :
[8386], B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 18 APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER SUAT .
[8387]WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT
[8388]INSISTEST HE TALK DIRECTLY ¥1TH YON SOSA. ,
[8390]C. LIRINS-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR IN
[8392],
[8394]ADDITION GUATEMALA AND HONDURAS, i i
[8396]2. PE LIRING-4 CTHER GUAT ¥HO INTRODUCED TO LIRING-3 BY LARA
[8397]AND IS PROBABLY RODOLFO SANDOVAL CALLED AT HER APARTHENT $ APRIL
[8398]LOOKING FOR LIRIKS-3 WHO OUT. SANDOVAL STATED HE HAD TO TALK TO
[8400]i
[8401]LIRINS-3 IN PRIVATE aS DID NOT WANT LARA LISTEN TO CONVERSATION. LTR
[8403]. i .
[8404]SANDOVAL IDENTIFIED SELF AS MENBER SOSA FACTION. EXPLAINED THAT.
[8406]* SECRET
[8409]CASLE SECRETARIAT DISSE MM ET OMG CLASS ED VESEAGE Tora COMES ROUTING AND/OR PETALS - SEEM GY
[8410]CERRO AT NOTFIED - SECRET prenn
[8411]Oc seme eorenst
[8412]j SECRET plates
[8414]ADVANCE COPE oO SUED im soreEeD
[8416]re Pee
[8418]CLASEFY TO FILE %O.
[8420]a-@EF TO FLE KO
[8422]raced finite Ben
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[8430]PAGE 2 BEXICO CITY 5225 SECRET
[8431]ALTHOUGH SOSA GRCUP AKD FAR NCW SEWERALLY WORKING TOGETHER THERE
[8432]WERE STILL MANY THINSS “KEPT ON A COMPARTNENTED BASIS." ALTHOUGH
[8433]-binikG-5 vid WUT 8£°ER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE
[8435]MENTIONED THAT HE HAD “LONS TALK” BEFORE LEAVING.
[8437]3. LIRING-3 WILL KEEP SOWTON ABREAST OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS  -
[8438]VIA ACCOMMODATION #DIRESS IN MEXICO CITY, WILL ADVISE,
[8439]SECRE T
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[8467]{ Chief ef M@tatioe, Guestamis City = __ woennewes _.
[8468]( Geiel, Yoatdis Remtepnors Aiviates 8 Seema
[8469]pve MBE of Btatiows Bomtes C4e7 ee
[8470]locity, pg RROBers Contacte with, Seatemalen Revelstierarica ta Senior ee
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[8477]f
[8479]Aotion Required: Hane; Fl i 4
[8480]Reference : Herlea City~5600, dated 23 Kurch 1938
[8482]1. Os 23 ert 25 Beret 1863, the Bewles City Btattes placed
[8483]photo coverage on hie Leram 64, the sddrags whers soveral Curtin
[8484]Salam, tecluwiies Preecloce LARA Sarries, wre gtayieg ta Koriee,
[8485]ecoording to LIRTHie3. Coverage of this edéress ied. to phsta
[8486]GVVOCEED OF Hs DLE ES BD, HDI GRATER VoTe WEh WEEE Ae
[8487]eppeersd to wmgregate.
[8489]&. Gines LIRIEZS-3 19 set aveilable at the pramsrt tine te
[8490]igeautify any of the permees in the pistegragi:, tha Giation -
[8491]aosiéel to mike then available to tay Guatemala Gitp Btatien fae
[8492]posible identizicaties.
[8497]__. B= DS, Gestemle City v/att
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[8525]etre Basta
[8527]SE CER ET 262232c APR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 5141 Pfeete 226252
[8528]GUATEXSLA CITY IhFO DIRECTOR, TEGUCIGALE > ; /o—
[8530]REF: SEXICO CITY 5111 GABSIEN)
[8534]'s 1, ON 5 APRIL 68 STATIGN RECEIVED PKOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF
[8535]GUATEMALAN PASSPORT WHICH LIRING-3 SAID FRANCISCO LARA WOULD USE
[8536]TO ENTER HONDURAS FROM GUATEMALA. COPIES INDICATE THERE WAS DiS-
[8537]CREFESZY IN WANE ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN REF AND WANE ON PASSPCRT.
[8538]CORRECT NAME IS JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GU:.TEMALAN
[8539]PASSPORT NUNBER 134825 SERIE,D REGISTRY NUMBER @2743 ISSUED 27 MAY
[8540]1963 Ii GUATEMALA CITY. OLIVA EORW SAN FELIPE, RETALHULEU OW
[8541]9 FEB 1955. ; |
[8543]2, OTHER DOCUNENTS PHOTOGRAPHED iNCLUDE MILITARY INSCRIPTION
[8544]IN GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMEZR 45259, BIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER
[8545]2825671, CEDULA SE VECINDAD 287165 ASD ELECTIRON CARD 187817.
[8547]3. THESE DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY LIRING-3 WHEN THEY PASSED
[8548]TO HI BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN MAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTA-
[8549]<o -v vss THOM, POUCHING COPIES OF DOCUMENTS TO ADDRESSEES, =
[8550]“SECRET . . i
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[8569]eatern Hemisphere Diviaios
[8570]Chief "of Statios, Tegucigalpa F
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[8578]. A Mex 60 _—
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[8582]Reference | : Hexico City-S111, dated 4 April 1958 |
[8584]\ '
[8585]2. Attached for the Addreasees’® inferuztion and retention
[8586]ere cepies of the cocuneatation (eited in tho mre above.
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[8618]SECRETARIA DE ECUCACION PUBSLCS
[8619]DIRECCIOCN GRAL. DE ATMON,
[8620]DEPARTAMENTS SE PERSONAL
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[8654]Vi
[8656]GUATEMALA CITY IkFS DIRECTOR, TEGUCIGALPA a od
[8658]REF: GUATEMALA CITY-8822 (CT SENT TEGUcIGeLPAD (1M Po308)
[8659]1. AFTERNOON 3 APRIL 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE PLAKS DEPART
[8661]elke adiiitetidateckan a a mre ty cee Tae ore am™pauy eer ow at ae cITrzes Seasectst®
[8662]eG. GUAToNALA CLIT Via Lato lf Cont woke
[8664]LARA CIRCA 4 APRIL 68. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS VALID MEXICAN DGCUREN-
[8665]TATiOR AKD LARA HAS FALSE MEXICAN MINISTRY OF EDUCATIOY DOCUMENTATION,
[8666]THEY WILL ATTES?T ESTER GUATEMALA ILLEGALLY.
[8668]2. Il GUATEMALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRISS-3 TO wOeAB
[8669]WHO LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR I8 GUATEMALA CITY. TRIP WILL THES
[8670]fe ARRANGED FOR LIRING-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS MINAS HEADQUARTERS
[8671]TO DISCUSS FUTURE SUPPORT OF FAR FROM MEXICO CITY.
[8673]i 3. AFTER APFROKIMATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA AND LIRIRE-3
[8674]WILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGALPA TO IKVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES GF SETTI8G UP
[8676]. PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRIUG-3"S TRUE WANE. |
[8678]4s LARA‘S FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION IS IDENTITY CARD FROM.
[8680]|. SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION PUBLICA UNDER WANE JACINTO RASGEL iCERVARTES.
[8682]: FOR IDENTITY CARD PHOTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, HAIR DYED GREY *nD
[8683]~-d--- GO MUSTACHE. LARA TOLD LIRING-3 THAT FOR TRAVEL TO TEGUCIGALPA, ——
[8684]a ROM GUATEMALA CITY, HE WILL USE GUATEMALAN PASSPORT “ BAKE:
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[8729]PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 5151 SECRET ‘
[8731]MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA. LIRING-3 WILL PRCSAELY USE VALI
[8732]MEXICAN DOCLUMENTATIOS. POUCHING COPIES OF LARA ANS LIRING-3 ;
[8733]DOCUMENTATION. ;
[8734]ve 5. FOR TEGUCIGALPA: LIRING-3 (IDEN) IS STATICS PENETRATION
[8735]t OF GUATEMALAN GUEPRILLA GROUP IN MEXICO CITY. FRAKCISCO LARA IS
[8736]FRANCISCO ADALSERTO LARA BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAS
[8737]RESIDED IN MEXICO FOR PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO 2: FAR REPRESES-
[8738]TATIVE I8 HEXiCO.
[8739]6. ALTHOUGH LIRING-3 HAS TELEPHONE WUMSER AND POST OFFICE . ae
[8741]BOX IN MEXICO CITY FOR STATION CONTACT, DG NOT SELIEVE STATION Mili
[8743]BE ABLE SUPPLY ASDRESSEES WITH INFO ON HIS TRIP TO GUATEMALA Aid
[8744]'S HOMDURAS UNTIL KE 1S THOROUGHLY DEARIEFED AFTER KIS RETURN TO
[8745]MEXICO CITY. WILL ADVISE. a |
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[8800]RE DOCUMENTATION RECEIVED ON SUSU.
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[8804]_ R 6604180322
[8806]FILE THIS FORM IN FILE KO.
[8809]4
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[8815]- . SECRET - swum ro neva ae ese TT ZL.
[8816]CSDO , | wen Fated tet en 2) van) S irp: °
[8818]+1 § CRE T 2823272 MAR 68 CITE GUATEMALA CITY &e22
[8819]PRIORITY “EXICO CITY INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR
[8821]: REF? MEXICO CITY seaa (jay foa 19) 29 aBO3Kg
[8822]yO 1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 MARCH CHANGES WITHIN GUATENALAS ARMY,
[8824]INCLUD ISI NONOVAL oF Giessen OF berzase fae REL \anaiachd pusuue,
[8825]: STATUS OF “OPERATIO® AZTECA” UNCERTAIN. COSSEQUENTLY STATIOS CASSOT
[8826]GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FOR LIRING-3 18 CASE HE CAPTURED. .. ALSO
[8827]HOTE THAT MEXICAN BOXDER AREA BEING HEAVILY "PATROLLED. ; . x
[8828]2. ESMOOSE-1 REPCRIED THAT ON EARLY NORSING 28 ARCH ESARVEL=1
[8829]ALERTED SFECIAL COmAAnDO UIT OF GUAT ARMY (SCUGA) TO BE PREPARED
[8830]FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD SEEN RECEIVED x
[8832]THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANHED ENTER GUATEMAL? FEROS
[8834]MEXICO AND THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IH WITH WAVE OF TERRORISM AND
[8835]SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY TO TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. SSHASVER-2
[8836]DID NOT INDICATEP SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REISFORCED -
[8837]SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF SAS maRcos ayD :
[8838]HUEHUETESANGO ON MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM In ‘DEPARTMENT
[8839]. OF QUEZALTEWANGO. SCUGA UNIT BAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES
[8840]pm AND EQUIPIEST WHEN WORD RECEIVED OF REMOVAL OF ARRIAGA. ESKOOSE-!
[8841]: ‘SAID AS RESULT OPERATION CANCELLED. “POSSIBLE HOWEVER THAT SAME 8
[8843]} - . =.” SECRET
[8846]Case Seo rranuy OrsseM su nON
[8847]PEN rat SOT HED
[8849]Sed |
[8851]PAGE 2 GUATEMALA CITY 8822 SECRET
[8852]a INFO HAS BEEN PASS2D TO MILITARY UNITS AT BORDER WHICH
[8854]be .
[8856]“yo. MIGHT MAKE LIRIUG-3°S CROSSING INTO GUATEMALAN EVER MORE ~- i :
[8858]|. _ DANGEROUS. Tee
[8860]i Z. POR HGS: TARA 2 iS7O HAS GOT GELS DASSTAES GUE Ge
[8862]5 _ LACK OF CONFIRMATION AND SCARCITY OF DETAILS." * "Ll 5. of. .
[8864]SECRET oO ee Joe
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[8901]Cae SECRETARAT DSSEMINATION Fag SSAVED WV ESSAGE v Torn. tenes’ S \
[8903]PERSOW/LALY NOTIFIED : -
[8904]the SECRET malmaa~
[8905]4 {When Fiter ing cent on
[8907]\ al OIE ae
[8909]SECRET 2801202 tax 68 Citz | 2oica83 8 BD218
[8910]PRIORITY GUATEMALA CITY 1a7G DIRECTOR >
[8911]REFS: Ae MEXICO ClTY 3628 (7 # 70687)
[8912]RB, RuATEMarA eTTY Csse (eM 1009) '
[8913]Ce MEXICO CITY 4436 (52372)
[8914]1. ON 27 MARCH 68 LIRING-3 REPORTED THAT GUAT FAR MEMBER
[8915]: WHO PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA .
[8916]i. IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBASLY IDESTICAL WITH FRANCISCO
[8917]ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA (REFS B AND 2. Lar
[8918]: INADVERTENTLY GAVE HIS TRUE HAME WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LIRING-3 .
[8919]THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA. ;
[8920]2. AT PRESENT, LIRISG-3 MAKING FALSE DOCUMENTS FoR PERSONS
[8921]HE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLAB TRAVEL SOMETIME BEFORE
[8922]31 MARSH, LIRING-3 TO ESTER GUATEMALA WITH GROUP IN ORDER MEET
[8923]UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LOGISTICAL OFFICER. GROUP BELIEVES
[8924]LIRING-2 SHOULD TALK TO HER TO DETERMIBE WHAT SUPPLIES KE CAN male,
[8925]AVAILABLE TO FAR (COULD UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ .
[8927]t
[8929]GR BRENY HOSEL CUENCA?) | . Do a: i:
[8933]3. LIRING -3 IS NOW ATTEMPTING DETERMINE TRUE HANES OF OTHER -
[8935]PERSONS KE TO TAKE 10 BORDER AND EXACT DEPARTURE pate. STATION
[8936]. 1
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[8940]SECRET
[8942]sos wemeeses i smnsnapeigsasnannecconmnnmnenace soecnerees © = tena ced AS Sap taeitnma we 8 ae
[8945]. Cas. t SECRETARIAT DSSERONATION CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ToTA. COMES ROUTING ADO - SEEN BY
[8947]PERSON Unt NOTED
[8948]SECRET eco wo wromre
[8950]{When F lied in) —— ae
[8952]L emeanbodinad _——
[8953]REPRODUT TION OF THIS COPY FCM BED
[8955]wow: 0 was 0 wo
[8957]AW ANCE COPY O BED oO SLOTTED
[8959]4 iF rue :
[8960]‘ff ev: ay CLASSIFY TO 0.
[8961]WREF TO FUE NO.
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[8965]- 7 7 ae rok we ,
[8967]PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 5022 SECRET ; '
[8969]WAS ABLE TAKE PHOIG OF PERSON LIRING-3 In conTaSa
[8971]- AND LIRNG-3 IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED THIS PERSO AS FRANCISCO
[8972]b- PABA STATION DAD ALSO Tals 7E9T55 OF avuness unkné’ GUATS
[8974]BELIEVED BE STAYIEGS AND FILM BEING DEVELOPED. WILL PRIORITY
[8975]POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS. ;
[8976]: . 4. LERING-3 WILLING ENTER GUATEMALA WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT
[8977]‘ - WOULD LIKE KNOW IF OPERATION AZTECA STILL IW FORCE. IF gOoT,
[8979]| COULD STATION GUATEMALA ARRABGE ANY TYPE OF PROTECTION FOR HIM . '
[8982]IN CASE HE IS CAPTURED BY MILITARY oft POLICE? |
[8984]SECRET .
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[8998]14-0000
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[9001]a - ve ss
[9003]Di SPATCH sscEET
[9005]Chief of Station, Guaterala City HCG
[9007]aD,
[9008]. Chief, testers Honiaphero Division
[9010]Chief of Station, Hexice City
[9012]7 © LIRIEGe3 Beports
[9013]ACTON SEGRED - ELRERCES
[9015]PRIORIPY
[9017]i
[9019]|
[9020]|
[9021]1
[9023]| Action Required: Hone; FY . Lor ely
[9024]Reference : Bexies City-so00 | Sige
[9026]Attachecé are tha LIETEG-3 reports ou the nectings ho bes
[9027]| held with the Gustezalan PAR penbers an reported y tha refer-
[9028]i M
[9029]i ence above. Also attached ore photes of CarlosXeporcabel ‘and aml
[9030]| his wife, * teres Lozada ée% ‘ePercabal, a blown up copy of the
[9031]| éccumentation LIE! LIBING-3 is falsifying, oud several stots of
[9032]| ME Grancisco” are Lara who is probably tential with fi Francisco Adal~
[9035]borto” LARA Barrios, also knows as Carlos. SLara.
[9037]for/Willaré C. CURTIS
[9042]—————J
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[9047]pee. micro. SER.
[9049]2 =~ COS, Guatenala City w/att
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[9063]Subject: | LIRING/3 Identification of FAR Memeber. — - |
[9065]1. At 1130 on 27/3/68 1/3 told ‘Rowton that at last be hed obtained
[9066]the tlue name of the FAR member he had met through Carlos Persaval
[9067]and who had previously identified hinself to L/3 under the alias
[9068]Miguel Angel%Oliva Castafieda. LIRING/3 said he learned that them
[9069]true name of this person is Fancisco Lara and that he and some 14
[9071]other Guatemalans are here in Hexico City legally as exiles. L/3
[9073]added that he met "“Redolfo", the older and apparently more important .-
[9074]PAR member, yestereday ( 26/3/68) but as yet has not been able to
[9076]iearn his true last nane. ‘ : . 4
[9077]a - 2. LIRING/3 also 9 immediately idenditied the surveillance photo (clipped.
[9078]j portion s “l returned herewith) as that of, Francisco Lara.
[9079]-. tan,
[9080]- Far Commantonle
[9082], - bce
[9084]t
[9085]J
[9088]| - 3. The other siirveil“ance photos, as follows —— Fy
[9089]: he identified as of Carlos Persaval’ and bis wife” cv
[9091]_ Teresa Lozada de Zereaval respectively.
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[9095]1 _ =
[9097]Wallace B. Rowt on
[9100].
[9102]MICROFILMED
[9103]APR 8 1968
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[9120]22 Beret 41968
[9122]Subject: LIR{nG/3 Report’ of Coatact with Gus terslans ‘in Kexico Eity.
[9124]we ee 2 Aba brief acetin-> with Rowton at 1700 on. 2203088 et bhe ‘Stona desteurant
[9126]LIRING/3 vervorted that he was worring on the goric.t tion of identity docu-
[9128]ments for the two FAR represeitatives ( Fisuel 1 anzel Gliva Castaieda and
[9129]Redelfo) throsch nis seriograpnic process inc that te hoped to nave the
[9131]pictures of the pe:sons concered the following day. He asked iwovton to
[9133]bring along his copying kit so taut he ccald quickl- copy the pictures
[9135]just before LIRING/3 put then on the icertity cards. ovte..'prom sed to
[9137]bring the kit to the Atoyse eparsnent at 1500 on 22/3/66.
[9139]2e LIKILUC/3 also reported that he hau learned from the Custenalans that
[9141]a certain “Zsquenesi_or*szenazi, a Guatetalen who has resiced for usny years
[9142]in Hiexico and who owns or operates 2 factory called "Grco.os de México", has
[9143]been very helpiul to the FAR uencbe-s in Mexico. iisewise a destor by the
[9144]name of Corge*Flesch hes been of service whan needed. |
[9148]3. In reply to iowton's query i7:.5.¢/3 stated that 211 the seven Guatexalans
[9150]he bad recently met ( four of won live at 54 ifo werma) appeared to be FAR. t
[9151]udherents, except one, woo he hec lecrned in passing was a follower of can.
[9153]Sosa. L/3 also stated that he hac learned that the one who worked in the
[9155]photo shop on San dudn Latran street was an aceo..ntant rather then a paeto-
[9156]grapher.
[9163]2a March, i178 0
[9165]|
[9166]Subjects  LTaIh3/3 Contacte ith Par Gustecele  ierice Vity.
[9167]l. LIs1:..6/3 reported to Roster at 4806 en 20/3/55 that. he had acais mit
[9168]with higue. angel vliva Casta'eda, vate cise at et: 4990 4a trent of the ~—
[9169]Chapultepec zovie and went with his tu the Caf& _iterario eb Calle Lieja.
[9171]L/3 told zeston tuet Cliva coaficec te tin that 2: haé gust! lecrned froa
[9172]four Guavetien e-crades who lived tor.sh.- in ex azirtaent on Calle Lerma
[9173]that their residence was dein. surveillzd My whit they felt: was the Mano ae
[9175]penca.s. Ee ex leined that they ued cotedé ceveral fairly well-dressed sen
[9176]hanging arcund the apartment hosse ans :
[9177]he had run off. This all inciccved tc then that the sarveillanc: cas not be-
[9179]pravece eroup. v.iva the:
[9181]od ine earetad -ot he aha “
[9184]stated thet they knes that the Gopsty ¢ chief of the ano Blanca cr, acrzatiog
[9185]Oliverio“Czstaieda, was currently ins Mexico City, and assumed that te’ had
[9186]organized the surveillance. Oliva then mentioned that ane of the four livin
[9187]at Calle -erna vas the well-known Guerrilla leader who hed recently scught
[9188]sanctuary in the Mexican <mbassy in Guatemala City 2nd was gran ced asylum
[9190]to Kexicc zcroucher ne nterventicn and i:fluence of Lazeso Cardenas.
[9192]2. in orcer te ceterzine th2 exect location of the Lerma apartzent, iIsliG/ ;
[9193]tole couteon that he offerted to help isextify the surveillance ty coacucti
[9195]& courntersurveillence himself the follewizg evening. Ug also ¢Mrred the us
[9196]of his Tacutaysa studie, reccamendins that in any case tae Zour saculd cis-
[9197]perse at lezst tenorarily.
[9199]3. L/3 also reported to Kowton tast he acain met vith Cliva at 1015 that sax
[9200]morning and thatthe latter had taken his to a printixe ‘shop on Calzada Tial ©
[9201]pan near Calle Jos& T. Cuéllar, nened ~Aezia",as L/3 recalled. (The Mexico
[9202]City telephone dirsctory lists "Xesca-izzresos y Rayedos, Calle 3.7. cuélie
[9203]57,tel: 73-65-01). Oliva tcld L/3 tbat this shop produced var:cus ID capers
[9204]for then in the past but unfortunately was rot adm@ie to, fabricute a good
[9205]Mexican 1D card because of the unavailsbilivy of tke specizipype used. L/3
[9207]1 . nies
[9209]i
[9211]-.-- +.» + g@id that he was confident that he could zake- the reproduction through ois oe
[9212], serlographic proceas. In the course of convorsatica iliva conficed te L/3
[9213]that the Guatemalan lawyer Capuano, had :rovided bi ank} Guaténelan, ID cards
[9214]in the past and in gegeral had been very helpful. ~e aided that Capuano had
[9215]succeeded in_ce:ting all the Guatazalens relised fron prison: after taeir ak .
[9216]rest in the Sulion Lépéez case. |
[9217]a. Glivs also stated that he felt it pessible and a ¢ evil able [th- t 1/3 tr-vel
[9219]i
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[9236]with him to the FAk headquarters in the -ierra Mine on his forthcoring
[9237]trip so that L/3 could get first-nand reasirezents fron the 7AR supply
[9238]responsible ( whom Uliva referred to as e& worsen). Oliva alpo menticred
[9239]that FAK vas hoping to obtain a lathe to vercit the ganufact of «ezzsns
[9240]a locelly (in the novuteias). © 9-7-7 TO an aan
[9242]5. Cliva also stated that the Tiieiple purpose of the visitfof his ccarace
[9243]¢"xodolfo" ves to obtain funds and to retura to Hexico. Cliva aided th-: in
[9244]the event 2/3 eculd =ake tie trip he eccuid also return with Rodolfo to
[9245]Mexico. In reply to i/3's query, Clive stated taoat the funds, zodolfo vould
[9246]be given in Suatemala were from various resberies carried out by Fir fer
[9247]tke purpose of raisins its own funds. Cliva cozumented that they could oct
[9248]count off the Cubans or the CPG for firescial supcrort when it. was needed. He
[9249]adéed that the sale of the becklet “terrer in Guctezala" (of «ach L/3 bad
[9250]obtained a co;y from Carlos Pers-val) khsdé helped to supply soze of the zoney
[9251]to be used for the trip. Oliva indicated shat he siscself planned to rezsin
[9252]‘in Guaterala with the FAR forces in the sountains. :
[9254]i 1
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[9258]_ ¥allece 3. Rowton
[9260]i
[9265]1 Bee
[9271]19 Farch,1968 : |
[9273], Subject: LIEDIG/3 Report of Contact with Kemebers of FAR Guctenala. ~
[9274]: Pl
[9276]4. At CCAS on 19/3/68 at the hobbins Resteursnt,Calle Leibnitz axa ! “elchor
[9277]Geanpo, LInTiiC/3 reported to iiowton that he sed again cet the Pai nmeaber
[9278]SO _. . . whose.sketsh ne hod jiven Howton the previsus day -aré weom' be had met thru
[9279]: Carlos Fersaval oz 17/3/63. He explained thet Fersaval hed. finally cone .
[9280]tacted him by phone [ste Sundsy cfternoon (.17/3/62) anc i:.troduced hia te
[9282]one cf the two Guatezalazs who waatec to return slancesti- -ely_ to their
[9286]: stem
[9288]country. i/3 descrited this man, who later sisved hir, re sremapan. . om papers
[9289]im the namo of iiguel An,el Clive, sced 33, as short rsrcekys wita tack bai
[9290]trigued szort and rather taick srowinent everrots. L/3 estincted cis ace as
[9291]35 and said taere vas no doubt in his mirc wnat he was a native.* crn Guate-
[9293]totem. Tt olled lol vues yesson aore a tnhin moustache, L/3 then grew aoseta
[9294]& sxetch of the person concerned which Howtecn passed in to.the Station the
[9296]. i
[9297]Bame day. . ‘ a
[9299]2. 2455/3 coutinued that he conversedé wisa che Guatezalan, Olive, in the
[9300]presecce of Carlos Tersaval end his wife Teresa Lozada <e rersaval e+ the
[9301]Miss restaurant on axeforme for about 45 ninutes, taxinzc the line thst he wes
[9302]willics to help che cause as he had done in +t.¢2 pas
[9303]certain of the exact cffiliavions ani bona fiies of
[9305]t, but th me wanted to be
[9311]the persons with .bom he
[9312]was dealing. shen this apparently sur:rised sna somewhat siocked C:rlos Frere :
[9313]S3avwal ane Teresa, L/3 explained that he had had soze unpleasant experiences
[9315]with scch persons as Crozco and was aware that many ?,Rk éesertors were cire
[9317]euletizg sround Hexico these cays. The Guateralan,Oliva,’ however reacted
[9319]favor oly saying that he unde~stood 1/3's position and cid not blaze bim.de
[9321]added thet he. weuld furaish croof of his PLS efeiliations ana indicated thet
[9323]there were two other comrades, ones much more inpcertant than, himself, <ho
[9325]also needed help in returning. 1/3 tcld Roston that he stressed to all prem
[9327]sent the risks involved in providi::; false documentation end acting a8 a
[9329]guide fer them to cross the border illecally and his orilinal cozsitzent to
[9331]help orly two persons. In reply to L/3's query, the Guatezailan: Oliva stated ~= ~~
[9332]thet their destination would be Gucteaala City itself cnd they hoped that ~
[9334]1/3 would be able to accocpny then there since they were not familiar with
[9336]the countrysice betweenthe border in the C:sit4n area and Ghatecale City.
[9338]3. Accordics to LIKINC/3 the Latter insisted that he neet the other,rore ice
[9339]portant Guatemalan, and be given-an o-portunity to make carfeful plans dbe=
[9340]fore atre=pting the Joursey to Chiapas and Custemala City. Cliva.then made
[9341]a date with rersaval and i/3 for the naxt evening at 2300 i the corner of
[9343]Spe he
[9349]can eae
[9351]2.
[9353]se merase cee
[9355]‘Ban cu4n Latr4n and Madero at which tine ce would try to vo errda: @ a meetizg
[9357]with bis ccorrade.
[9359]4%. LinthG/3, at his ceetiase with sowton the follewisr norniz§19/3/88) re=-
[9361]ported thet when he errived at the place designated te .found ‘the Guatemelan
[9362]_ Cliva waitins dith neither of them.saw rerseval. Clive, - ated a-wsait-of a-- ----——_
[9363]bout 45 cinutes, sucsested that they sive up and =o toa cafeteria, Copa de
[9365]‘Leche, on van Juén Latrén. L/3 st-ted to sovton that wiile ther were waitin
[9367]they were joined by another Guatezalan, a younz men of about 22 years of ag
[9368]-and rather stout, who acccxrpsnied them to the @afeteria, She older Gustezal
[9369]then shoved i/3 a Guatemalan ¢ passport in the nexe of iicuel Ancel Cliva Cas
[9370]tefiada which he said was false but which en-dbled hit to travel in kKexico.
[9372]The youncer 2an dated that he had legal decusontes Sut did act volunteer his
[9374]ar rn a er!
[9376]at
[9377]rrtics LT Lee vuaw wud weer CUabe -
[9379]name to [/34. Tn the aaumea af cone
[9380]malan, C_iva, forcerly worked in the acvertising business in Suaterala city
[9381]and thet cze younger nan was fanilicr with electronic equipment usd rad ‘ic
[9382]communicetions ;robleus. The olier Guatenalen apolo: ized to L/3' for not tav-
[9383]ing been atle to brine elony the other fag ccarcde, +o who. ze r-ferred as
[9384]"godelfo" and acain prinised te introduce bin t: L435 the -ollosing evenitge |
[9385]He promised to telep=one i/3 at 714CO the next cay te confima the nceting.
[9387]5. LI:11G/3 then told co.:ton thet the two Custenzalans tnen escorted his ts ‘
[9388]the Hotel csi Yelle cn calle Indepencencia ( iocton recalls tozt Ir. Busta-
[9389]mante resid¢ed taere curing bis stay in iexico City several months azo).. Lf3
[9390]teld sovton that he cet two other Cuctemalars there in the lobby and comment :
[9391]that they telsed r. ther freely in front of hin, discussirg at cne roint even
[9392]the iliegal acquisitio:. of a revolver nseced by cone f then. In tze course o°
[9393]conversation if} stated that he learned tast César Kor: tes is nos back in
[9394]Guatezala and that the Fak is plannins an a-ril of: ersive. All the Guateza”
[9395]lans expressed ccncern over the izcrease i. the power of the “Kane Blanca’
[9396]and blamed it for the xidnapzing of the Guatezalan Archbishop. thez also con -
[9397]mented that the mili:cry-in Guatezala were disenchanted with the "suppet pre:
[9398]‘ sident",Mon-enecro, and c.uld be expe-ted tc increase the terr.risa frea ee
[9400]‘ the right in order to pluce Monutenecro in. an iaross. sible |position and eventca! a
[9402]5
[9406]-6 L/3 coznented to Kowton that he noted that at no t did any ef the Guat
[9407]malans sention cuben aid or assitance. in fact one of %& nem at one point g-id
[9408]that he hac tried unsuccessfully | to obtain a visa for travel to Curasone
[9409]thirty days previously. r :
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[9440]S5ubJgect: Lisl.3/3 Report of keeting with Carlos rerseval.
[9442]1.-LIsI.G/3 rererted to dowton at 1115 on 15/3/68 at the restaurant
[9444]Kiss cn aeforua and Calle Lississipi that unfortunately his aeeti:g¢ «ith ,
[9446]the two Guateraiess scheduled for the previous evening zt 223 OO in
[9447]Danny's rostaurent (Refsrte at liana Circle) did not ecnz off. Be stated
[9448]that ke arrived at the restaurant et 2230 and waited until about, 2345 with
[9449]Out seeing either rerszval or being approacnzed by any Cuatemalan. ie con—
[9451]. tinued that gust as he was about to leave, te neard 2 tep on the window
[9453]behind hig and turned axnd saw teresa Lozada dé TFersaval cu.the street. +e
[9454]wnet ect asd sescrrccill Les vo a car where Carlos Ferssval vas waiting.
[9455]He was then driven to sentorn's Angel and rezained there with Carlos and .
[9456]Teresa for soxe thirt; micutes. .
[9458]2. seccsding to LIZING/3,Cerles Fersaval explained thet te had been stood
[9460]‘up by the Guateralers and hed been unable to gst in tcucs with them to in-
[9462]troduce thea to L/3 es ke had hoped. ile added that one o2 the perscns wag
[9463]hed been in Cuernavaca two or three deys previously and rerhaps hed rot
[9464]been eble to return is tine for the seeting. Fersaval,sh: appeared to 1/3
[9466]to be quite nervous ic Sanbdorn's, suzsested that they co elsewhere to con=- a
[9467]tinue their discussion and LiRING/3 invited bin and Terese te his sacubaya
[9469]pte at
[9471]SVUaiGe 1
[9473]3. They then proceeded there to ccntinte the discussion. Teresa excused her—
[9474]self on arrivsl sayic- that she was very tired, and prozpzly fell asleep in
[9475]one of the bedrocas. Carlos rersaval then ecutinued talkire with L/3 uctil
[9476]about C300. He mertioned that cre of the Guatenslans he hosed to intro—
[9477]duce to 1/3 was welli-zcown and iaportant in SA8,while the other(who had : -
[9478]documents) was relatively unizportant and coulée probadly cet by the pclice
[9480]ehecxs witsout es such risk. In reply to L/3's queries, Ferssval stated that. —
[9481]both ren vanted to trzevel to Guatenala City and that one (- he inportant one) ‘s
[9482]would protatly be returcisg to Uexico after a stort stare Perssval. revealed
[9484]that as far as he «new the purpose of their trip «as to cbtain much-neeced
[9486]funds to continue their work in Kexico. .
[9488]Q. LIKI:S/3 tcld sowton thet he again promised to cuide tke fustecalans ec-
[9489]; Toss the border south of can Vristébal but. i.. wsisted on weetisg then in
[9490]” Kexico Mite prior to escorting then over the borcer. Persavat then ‘asked L/2
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[9498]whether he was in a position to . tain a radio tranezitter! for the FAR
[9499]friends, stating tat he ses certain that toey had fhe financiel -eans
[9500]necessary to pay for suck equipment. L/3 stated that he felt he bad a
[9501]goed source-in his tr:the> and various o-her contacts up north, Aseluding
[9502]re .. Aréhi vho worcec for the racio station.and had eccess. to technical. equip-- ce
[9504]5. At the e:ncelusicn af the meeting Ps s
[9505]egain at 2200 the follosizs night ( 75/3/68} in the nope of beice able to
[9506]set up 2 seeting that nits or the Zoliowing. 1/3, nowever, retorted to
[9507]Rowtez by televh.ne that es of 2300 on 16/3/58 ne ons had telephoned bin
[9508]to sct up the necting. ;
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[9747]&G. LIEING-3: Fron recent activity it esvears |
[9748]that the Guatemalan FAR may have rersved ita interest
[9749]' in LIRING-3. In late January,
[9750]representatives in the PORUMEN
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[9765]an exiassary of FAR
[9766]Gapiial traveled to
[9768]Mexico and contacted the person who had carried to
[9769]PBRUHEN the letter sent by LIRING-3 in the summer
[9771]of 1967 denouncing Moises OROZCO Leal.
[9773]brought the word that the FAR had much appreciated
[9774]LIRISG-3'a letter on OBO2ZCO and Warmed that the FAR :
[9775]organization in Mexico City was infiltrated by a
[9777]YVOFIEM operator.
[9779]failed, at least by the end of this pericd, to.
[9780]meet with the FAR man.
[9782]|
[9783]|
[9785]The esiasary
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[9803]" ny HP cory van, w_lGit seo e chars
[9804]* ° ! C A > rise x i iia, ;
[9805]SECRET 1419422 NAR 68 CITE MEXICO CITY ee ea
[9806]GUATEMALA CITY ZiRECIOR INFO JMWAVE > 1d 27 0BBE
[9807]f REFS: A. MEXICO CITY a7s2(l vss) 8. of
[9808]le Be GUSTEMALA CITY 6733 Q@* U5437 :
[9812]1. FOLLOWING CASLED IN ANSWER QUESTIONS RAISED PARA 3 REF Bs
[9814]b
[9816]Ae FAR KNOWS LIRING-3 HAS CAPABILITY OS3TAIN FALSE 1
[9817]DOCUMENTATION. LERING-3 FOR EXAMPLE OBTALNED FALSE BIRTd CERTIFICATE
[9820]; '
[9821]3
[9823]AND MILITARY REGISTRATION CARD FOR JACOZO PADILLA. : i
[9825]B. LEFTIST CONTACTS LIRING-3 INCLUDING GUATS KNO’ HE [~~~
[9826]FAMILIAR WITH GUAT BORDER ARZA IN CHIAPAS. LIRING-3 WORKED FOR B = an
[9827]NUMBER OF YEARS IS CKIAPAS FOR MEXICAN EQUIVALERT INDIAN AFFAIRS 5 z |
[9828]BUREAU. IT ALSO ¥ELL KNOUB TO FAR THAT LIRING -3 WAS BUSINESS . we bf
[9832]LocaTED IN BORDER 3REA IN ST CRISTOBAL DE LAS CASAS SINCE Tals
[9833]BUSINESS WAS TO BE USED AS COVER FOR ARMS SUPPLY TO GUAT PERELS.
[9834]C. AS GUAT CITY STATION WILL REMEMBER LIRING-3 was TAKEN
[9836]'
[9838]BY FAR TO HIDEOUT 28 GUAT WHERE HELD TALKS WITH FAR MEMBERS,
[9839]“LIRING-3 EVEN SUPFLIED FAR SQNE MEDICINE AND COGHAC FOR with
[9840]INCIDENTALLY HE NEVER PAID. oe | ; ;
[9842]De In LIRING- <3 OPINION, “FACT FAR. REPS IN CUBA ne
[9844]‘EXPRESSED THANKS FCR HIS DENEYCI ATION MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL is
[9845]. . ; aT td e-3
[9846]ce . . > _
[9847]b 35-7717. _— | setaabt
[9848]: SECRET 2eh- HSI
[9850]ICY S7ARES
[9852]{ yt
[9854]to ;
[9857]14-0000
[9859]2
[9863]CABLE SEC RE~smAT DISSEMTRATION CLASSI ED MESSAGE Tota Corts i
[9865]PERSOAY UST ROTIFIED SECKET em ene .
[9867](Whar Fuited tn} Laqureipeane
[9869]+ ASANTE COPY aT. 1SSUED oO a eee
[9871]aati 9 23 a
[9874]Gasser YO FuL we 8 fe j .
[9875]WOE TO FALE WO .
[9876]te
[9878]rue mo Caer ro wrancn (J ‘oestroy
[9880]PAGE TwO MEXICO CITY 4828S EC RET
[9881]SUMMER 67 AND SENT WARNING THAT FAR "PENETRATZD BY WOFFA AGENT" &
[9882](EE NEXICO CITY iy dodstirures INDICATION HE STILL I8/GOOD GRACES
[9883]OF at LEAST SOME OF FAR RANK AND FILE. pot
[9885]E, REQUEST LIRING-3 HELP FAR REPS GVER GUAT SORDER!
[9886]: CAME FROM CARLOS (PERSAVAL) MARCUE, NEPKEW OF MANUEL MaRCUE) 7
[9887]PARDINES, VIA CARMEN (LOZADA) DE RAMIREZ, PERSAVAL SISTER LM Lay
[9888](iirasis, 5 (Cee SHS AS FAR AS STATION XNOWS PERSAVAL, |
[9889]| MARCBS OR LOZADA HAVE NO DIRECT CONNECTION WITH ERNESTO cCaPuANO)
[9890]DEL VECCHIO AND OTHER GUAT LEFTISTS WITH WHOM LIRING -3 PREVIOUSLY
[9891]*. 39 COSTACT. '
[9893]a t :
[9894]2. LIFEAT ON LIRING-3 CONFIRMED PERSAVAL SCHEDULED PHONE |
[9896]LIRING-?3 14 MARCH TO SET UP 15 MARCH MEETING WITH TWO MALE AND ONE
[9898]t
[9900]FEMALE GUAT REBELS” LIRING- -3 AGREED GUIDE OVER GUAT BORDER... FROS
[9901]PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE, STATION KNOWS GUATS MAY PHONE LIRING-5 AND “4
[9903]ee hon
[9905]ASK FOR IMMEDIATE MEETING. TO FACE SUCH POSSIBILITY ‘LIENBRACES:
[9907]STARTED SURVEILLANCE LIRING-3S MORNING 14 MARCH, WILL TRY OBSERVE
[9908]MEETING “ITH GUATS, TAKE PHCTOS OF THEM AND_ DETERMINE THEIR ACTUAL
[9910]MATE GUT) ee RS ee
[9912]’ RESIDEWCE THROUGH TAILING EXERCISING UTMOST CAUTION.
[9913]. Se WELL CABLE FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS THIS CASE.
[9915]SECRET SegvicED
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[9938]Creare SEceetamar  rssennny en SSF 1ZD MESSAGE Tota, Comes A MTIALS - SEEN GY
[9939]PERZON/UNST NOT'#:
[9940]ee SECRET amen os cree
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[9953]BREF TO FUE wn |
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[9957]SE CR E-T- 122147Z1AR 68-CITE-GUATEMALA CITY 87330 ©
[9958]MEXICO CITY 1kFO DIRECTOR ews 895 |
[9959]- REF MEXICO CITY 4798 (~ ue) ,
[9961]Bena”
[9963]1, AL TUNNEY COTOMLATION CULV, Feccsoue tant FOuns peas 4An 7
[9965]WHO TO RETURN GUATEMALA COULD BE CLEMENCIA (PAIZ) CARCAKO CAKA
[9966]“LUISA"), SISTER OF MIRNA (PAIZ) CARCAMO WHO RECENTLY RELEASED:
[9967]FROM JAIL IN MEXICO. ACCORDING TO FEMALE INFORMANT OF GUAT
[9968]ARHY CLEMENCIA IS WIFE OF JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA (AKA
[9970]"CESAR MONTES"). ALSO REPORTED THaT CLENENCIA WAS TG TRAVEL TO
[9972]HEXICO IN MBD-DECEMBER 1967 TO ARRANGE FOR SHIPMENT OF - sans To
[9973]; FAR, AND WAS POSSIBLY TO BE ACCORPANIED BY DIEGRDELA (JIMENEZ)
[9974]")  SUNOZ AND HILDA (SOSA) ALDANA. THERE HAS BEEK 50 CONFIRMATION
[9975]© THAT ANY OF THE ABOVE WOMEN TRAVELLED, BUT PRESEWT wfeners
[9976]“  wxNowa. a
[9977]"STATION DCES NOT HAVE BIO DATA OR PHOTOGRAPHS CLENENCEA,
[9978]AND ESLAIR TEAN KAS SOT BEEN ABLE LOCATE ENTRY FOR HER IN FILES
[9980]OF CIVIL REGISTRY. ATTEMPTING OBTAI# FROM ESMICAS, AND WILL SERD
[9982]. "G0 MEXICO CITY IF SUCCESSFUL. eh a -
[9983]~~ cy =" 3, VOULD APPRECIATE MEXICO CITY COMMENTS O@ WHY LintNass 4 APPROACHED
[9984]“srs 10 OBTAIN FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR RETURNEES AND WHY HE MIGHT BE SELECTED
[9986]“ ee - * scout | | ae a
[9988]Siege wees
[9990]1
[9991]cn ee gore sen te
[9993]7 cemtrne ihe
[9995]14-0000
[9997]Coon E SEC RETARAT Dessinenes THO CUSSED MESSAGE Tora. Comes BQUTENG Avo? NOTIALS - SEEN BY
[9999]SECRET
[10001][When Fed in} rE aa 2
[10008]en Cl
[10010]“moan core [_] suc [[] weren moo. a ves Deo
[10011]eo. ‘ at: z QASEFY TO rue
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[10017]PAGE TWO GUATEMALA CITY 8733 SECRET ;
[10018]. t
[10019]TO SERVE AS GUIDE. ALTHOUGH POSSIELE THAT MENSERS OF PaT i
[10020]SUPPORT NET IW MEXICO--SUCH AS ERRESTO (CAPUAHO? DEL
[10021]a
[10022]VECCHIO, MAY BE UBWILLISG ASSIST F4R MEMRERS Te UTEY OFOTHOE
[10023]PGI/FAR RELATIONS, WOULD SEEM THAT FAR WOULD 32 RELUCTANT =
[10024]: To ENTRUST DELICATE massies OF THIS NATURE TO LIRISG/3 WHO : .
[10025]_ RELATIVELY URKNOWS QUABSSTY. j 4
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[10059]14-0000
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[10079]SiC A i 1208552 MAR 4B CiTs “eXiGD CITY\479¢ | oe sis "68 | Lb
[10080]~ HGG i va aise
[10081]. GUATZMALA clit i8FO D1f<CToR : CIT. Hexico.
[10082]. : TA Hexicd,
[10083]~ Ae OF S.UURCH 68, LEFING-S RiPGRIcD He NAD SLle4rez rn wo
[10084]wITH canwas%casavan MAKCbe, HeProw OF MANUEL SARC: PARDI 4S, :
[10085]rs DIRECTOR OF THe NOw DEFUNCT MAGAZ ide “POLITICA™, ConainisT BI-
[10086]a :
[10087]- MONTHLY PUSLICATION, PERSAVAL ASteD LIRING-S if ns coua GoTALN
[10089]. A PALS2 PRsoraks FOR Wife of IMPORTANT GUATEMALSE SJzH#RILLA Leasix
[10090]- IW AcKic> wnd HUST TRAVEL GUATz7eLA. LIRISG"3 SAID He WOULD 23
[10091]- WHAT 4 SOUd TO OSTAIK DOCUNEATS. ‘
[10092]2e GSH BH MSSCH, PERSAVAL SAIG Te IMPORTANT SUaTctaL aa ReVOw ue
[10093]TIOSARIES HAD TC TRAVEL TO GUATEMALA FROM MEXICS SY rid BAACH AND
[10094]_ ASKED IF LIkIMG-3 STILL WILLING To “LP. LIRisG-5 ANSE bReL 1h Tie
[10095]ir AFFIRMATIVE BUT SAID THeas AS LITATED CHANC: GoTAINING [Fase D3cu-
[10096]a MENTATION“. HE COULD, HOweVeX, BRicF THeSe REVOLUTIGNARI 5 08:
[10097]t
[10098]a GUAT/MEXL SORDZR 1M ORDER MAXc [LicSAL CHOSSIbG cASILR.' IF THEY
[10099]| ‘
[10100]- DESIRED, HE COULD PERSOMALLY GUIDe THEA ACROSS SCRSERe |
[10101]Fon 3. O08 9 MARCN, PERSAVAL cOMTIGURD DISCUSSIONS WITH danine-s sO
[10102]£ OM GUATEMALAMS REVOLUTLOWARIES WHO HAD TO TRAVEL cuaTenaua URGENTLY.
[10103]i TOME SAID OWE OF THEM. HAS LEGAL DOCUTESTATION BUT O7HER DOES OT. He
[10104]oe 7 | |
[10105]af _ 1 Har 68
[10106], O5t-9-y ° co ES ene Ae NO Agt- 748301 .
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[10118]pore yoo «| USns 7~—o 7 ‘ | :
[10119]Le TT
[10120]Cance Secabe ltt kobowron CunsswreD MESSAGE . tora Cones
[10121]PERSO sT a — — 7
[10122]’ | SECRET exine ree reece
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[10129]BTN Tine —-
[10131]. os wa . .
[10133]PAGE TWO Mixico CITY 4798 Sc CHET.- '
[10134]7 THEREFOR: OECIDED 30TH SHOULD ENTER GUATEMALA TILEGaity, Tay
[10135]wo CANSOT ENSTZR THRU TAPACHULA, HOWEVER, SINCE THY veLbk : . ‘
[10136]; KHOUN THERE, LIRING-3 SUGGESTED SAN CRISTOBCL AREA WHICH NOT
[10137]" SUBJECT TO SEXICAN OR GUATEMALAN SURVEILLANCE. THE PERSON WITHOUT .
[10138]w OOCURERTS is dOMAN 2B YEARS OLD. PERSAVAL SCT WILLING Give LIRING<2 +
[10140]WAMES OF ACVCLUTIONARIeS aut PROMIScD ARRANGE FOR CONTACT BéeTWeks
[10142]THEM EVENING 15 BARCHS ;
[10143]|
[10145]- 4. STATIGN HAS NO LBFO ON IDcNTITI£S OF MAN AND WOMAN WHS *
[10146]MUST RETURS SUATEAALA AIO HARCH. WOULD APPRECIATE ANY CONAERTS. —
[10148]r WILL ADVIS: DEVELOPMENTS. — 2s
[10149]_ SECRET | - .
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[10151]- voce i See .
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[10165]od fae ea )) 6 PARET { ae *
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[10178]Cas
[10179]want:
[10182]Bare:
[10184]Cone:
[10186]r MEXICO CITY : 5
[10188]WH COMMENT: *Request Addressees comments on continued use ot.
[10190]cj}: ms = Rae ree ene SEM 8
[10191](jeer: Loe. by Temeren 7
[10195]WH/1 ’ SECRZT
[10197]6954/6041 ep
[10199]1 FEBRUARY 1968
[10201]D) oom) cesreor eee ro ee Te
[10203](ASU SECLETALAT Dscumanos
[10204]; is (wo mom =] ra cs ras wo.
[10206]id !H+#G [_] no core - rae .ve Lh co de.
[10210]3 ered teed
[10212]INFO: GUATEMALA CITY JMWAVE
[10214]KAPOK PBRUMEN
[10216]REF: MEXICO CITY 4314 (IN 40487)* 2e/
[10217]BO OBJECTION TO EXCOURAGING LIRINGs3°TO RENEW CONTACTS IN GUAT -
[10219]FAR CIRCLES. HOWEVER, SINCE THERE SOME DOUBT WHETHER LIRING-3 IN
[10220]FACT ABOVE SUSPICION OF FAR) SUGGEST HIS ACTIVITIES BE CLOSFLY MONITORED
[10221]DURING NEXT FEW MONTHS. IF HE UNABLE SHOW TANGIBLE EVIDENCE DURING
[10223]THIS PERTOD THAT HE IN FAR GOOD GRACES SUGGEST CONTACT vITE LIBERG-3
[10224]i
[10225]i - ‘ <
[10227]BE PHASED OUT.
[10229]END OF MESSAGE . ra
[10231]i LIRING-3 as contact of FAR in Mexico. |
[10233]WH/2/GUAT “a _ _
[10235]WH/COG/OPS
[10239]COORDMAnNG OFncesS
[10240]SECRET
[10241]: REPRODUCTION sY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROWIBITER ° cory hed
[10243]t
[10244]cesar tinrmeemenge mevetteremy mel eects
[10245]wiles ppeereres
[10249]| sts eens aa coon
[10252]os Sale *%
[10253]“4 Lib hog -3 i
[10254]erex: CP ves no AES .
[10255]ioee S ode wo SIG SCT CLASSIFIED WESSAGE TOTAL COPILS OD ‘
[10256]* peas to rite wo. 28 IS”
[10258]euz eo 0) ner. ry
[10262]PEQSCN/UMIT MOTIFIED
[10266]sf CK ET 3131202 JAN 68 CITZ MEXICO CITY 4314.
[10268]GUATEMALA ci, DIRECTOR INFO J we es,
[10272]REFS A, MEXICO CITY 2331 (G72 33C/)
[10274]B, WEXICO CITY 2363 (ware7 7) _
[10275]. 4. G MEXICO cIiY 2458 (ya. 9 707) jie
[10276]D. MEXICO CITY 2564 (7,3 77/ 7)
[10278]E, MEXICO CITY 1930 (/” 2977 3)
[10279]Y F. MEXICO CITY 3581 (y gy 27°01)
[10282]3S. HMMA-33842 (NOT SENT GUATEMALA
[10284]I. ON 31 JULY 1967 LIRING-3, PER REF A, OBTAINED CONFESSION
[10285]FROM GUATEMALAN LEFTIST MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL THAT LATTER TRIED
[10287]BETRAY FAR GUERRILLAS, LIRING-2 SUBSEQUENTLY DEROUNCED OROZCO AS .
[10288]FAR TRAITOR TO LIKING-2 (WHO SUPPOSEDLY RELAYED DENUNCIATION To |
[10289]CUBAN AUTHORITIES) AND PER REF C TO ERNESTO CCAPUANO) DEL VECCHLO,
[10291]CLOSE CONTACT OF FAR IN MEXICO. HE ALSO SENT LETTER DENOUNCING
[10292]QROZCO TO ARNOL (RODRIGUEZ) CAMPS IN HAVANA FOR PASSAGE TO FAR
[10294]t {
[10295]REPS THERE. LETTER, SEALED, WAS GIVEN ALBERTO (DOMINGO) OF MAGAZINE
[10296]SIEMIRE WHO THEN TRAVELING CUBA BY SERGIO (VALDEZ), LEFTIST FRIEND
[10297]ST" GF LERING’3. LIRING-3 NEVER HEARD CUBAN OFFICIAL REACTION. PER SEQiS vi
[10298]Dent ,
[10300]a -
[10302]CB. fot- BIZNES
[10304]t
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[10316]MICROFIC Man
[10317], MAR 8° i968
[10319]Soc. MICRO, SzR
[10321]T brtg tate
[10323], SECRET
[10325]PAGE 2 MEXICO CITY 4314 Sc CR-ET
[10326]REF D CAPUANO DECIDED LIRING-3 WAS WOFIRM PROVOCATION, DISCUSSED
[10327]WITH LIREBEL-2 I%VESTIGATICN OF OROZCO AND ORDERED FAR CONTACT
[10328]"WITH LIRENG-3 DISCONTINUED. "GARCIA" WHO CLAIMED BE FAR REP
[10329]ASSIGHED MAINTAIN LIAISON WITH LIRING-3 HAD HIS LAST MEETING WITH
[10330]LIRING-3 IN JUNE 67. LIRING-3 mo HO OTHER MEETING WITH FAR REPS -
[10332]SLUCE THAT TIME, co
[10334]2
[10335]Aw OT NawreOYV 1969 COONTO VALTET TOLD LInruc-2
[10336]2. OB 22 SANESeY 19¢€g SERGIO VALDES TOLD Liniac-o That Fad
[10338]- REP HAD RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO FROM HAVANA WITH MESSAGE FOR
[10339]ALBERTO DOMINGO THAT THREE UNIDENTIFIED FAR REPS IN HAVANA WANTED
[10340]EXPRESS THEIR THANKS FOR LETTER CONCERNING TRAITOR CROCCO. FAR REPS
[10341]ALSO WANTED “PERSONS CONCERNED" TO BE WARNED THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER
[10342]FaR TRAITOR, A GUATEMALAN WORKING FOR WOFIRM, SOMINGS SHO xoT
[10343]AWARE OF CONTENTS LIRING-3 LETTER TO FAR PASSED MESSAGE ON TO
[10345]. VALDEZ. AT SUBSEQUENT MEETING WITH VALDEZ FAR VISITOR IDENTIFIED
[10346]TRAITOR AS ONE CARLOS (SALAZAR). VALDEZ EXPRESSED APPRECIATIO®
[10347]BuT ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SALAZAR AS WELL AS PROOF KE
[10348]FAR. TRAITOR SAYING DID NOT PERSONALLY KNOW GUAT BY THAT NAME. .
[10349]VISITOR PROMISED CHECK AND PASS ON FURTHER INFO. : | .
[10350]a _CARLOS SALAZAR PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH CARLOS ENRIQUE i
[10352]SALAZAR WHO TALKED TO LIRING- 4 AT CUBAN EMBASSY 22 JUNE 67 (SEE SECRET
[10353]i
[10355]boosh.
[10358]SECRET
[10359]PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 4314 SECRET
[10360]REF D. AS NOTED THIS REF CUBANS GAVE THIS GUAT COLD SHOULDER
[10361]LIRINS-3 DID NOT SUCCEED IM CONTACTING SALAZAR AFTER LATTER VISIT
[10362]TO EMBASSY, INTERESTINGLY, CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR PER REF F WAS
[10363]REPORTED BY CUBAN CITIZEN OTONIEL (PENA) ENTENZA (MADE CONTACT
[10364]WITH STATION IN MAY 65) TO HAVE BEER IN CONTACT WITH ERNESTO CAPUABO
[10365]DEL VECCHIO, PENA STATED THAT SALAZAR BELONGED TO PRO-CCMMUNIST
[10366]GROUP DESIGNED SUPPORT’ YON (SOSA) REBEL FACTION IN GUATEMALA, ‘IT
[10367]WAS PROBABLY TO CARLOS’ ENRIQUE SALAZAR THAT LIRING-9 REFERRED TO ~
[10368]WHEN PER PARA S REF G AND ATTACHMENT HE WARNED LIRING-4 NOV 67-70
[10369]BE CAREFUL AS GUAT WHO WAS WOFIRM AGENT HAD MENTIONED HER NAME AS
[10370]REFEREBCE,
[10372]4. IT APPEARS FROM ABOVE THAT LIRING-3 MAY BE ABLE TO RENEW
[10373]CONTACT WITH GUAT FAR. AS FIRST STEP, HE ENDEAVORING MAKE DIRECT
[10374]churact Worm FaR VISITOR SHS TARED TG SERGIO VALDEZ. IT’ ALSO
[10375]APPEARS FaR EN HAVANA DID NOT TAKE ERNESTO CAPUANO SUSPICION THAT
[10376]LIRING-3 WORKING FOR WOFIRM SERIOUSLY. IT WOULD APPEAR ig FACT FROM
[10377]ABOVE THAT CAPUANO IS NOT TRUSTED BY FAR IN HAVANA,
[10379]1
[10381]5. REQUEST ADDEE COMMENTS.
[10383]SECRET SECRET
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[10417]Chassiev to riue mo. weASSIFIED MESSAGE taver comin
[10419]H-OEF 36 PELE OC. _
[10420]rece eco) ees. to secccn SECRET => REFROOUCT (ON seowegire
[10422]etsreoe Osre. 2 PERSON UNIT mOTIPILO
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[10434]SECRET 1721552 JAN 68 CITE MEXICO CITY 4{77~
[10435]DIRECTOR INFO JMWAVE
[10436]"REFERERCES: A. DIRECTOR 64232 47 Ji883532326
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[10439]fe. MEXICO city a1i9 (829292) we aa
[10440]1 LIRING-3 EPURKIED inAI uw EVEsins 15 JAnuUARY ne aiienpeD
[10441]ee SPOON INTELLECTUALS AT HORE OF LUIS CARRION VILLAS
[10442]VAS DISAPPOINTED TO FIND ONLY FOUR OTHER PERSONS PRESENT. THE
[10443]TWENTY OR SO OTHER MEXICAN IRTFLLECTUALS WHOM,HE WAS LED TO BE-
[10444]LIEVE WOULD BE PRESENT DID KOT SHOW UP. CLIEMBRACES OBTAINED
[10446]SOME PHOTOS OF PEOPLE ATTENDING MEETING.» ~
[10447]2. CARRION DID MOST OF THE TALKING, INTRADUCING HIMSELF AS
[10448]A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAD ALWAYS SUPPORTED THE CAUSE OF THE
[10449]__-CUBAN REVOLUTION, COMPROMISING HIMSELF OW A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS
[10450]Ia THE PAST, AND HE TRUSTED THAT EVERYOSE PRESENT FELT THE SAME.
[10451]ME THEN LAUNCHED INTO STRONG ATTACK AGAINST CASA DE LAS AMERICAS
[10452]FOR HAVING INVITED THE “MAFIA” OF MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS, 18-
[10453]CLUDING SPECIFICALLY JUAN VICENTE MELO, JUAN GARCIA PONCE,
[10454]EMABUEL CARBALLO AND , PARTICULARLY, CARLOS MOWSIVAIS, HE
[10456]mo “CHARACTERIZED THESE AS "Orman UN EST” AND WITHOUT THE TRUE 1 os 2
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[10470]PAGE TWO MEXICO CITY 4171 SECRET SEc: ante -
[10474]TEREST OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTION AT HEART.
[10475]3. CARRION SAID HE FELT THAT ALL “TRUE REVOLUT IONARIES™ |
[10477]SHOULD MAXE STRONG PROTEST TO CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND REST OF THE
[10478]WORLD THAT WOULD FORCE CASA DE LAS AMERICAA TO “CORRECT 11S
[10479]POSITION” ARD ALIGN ITSELF PROPERLY To THE PERSONS WHO TRULY
[10480]REPRESENTED MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY THINKING. HE PRPOSED THAT
[10482]All eTatewtare mene OY THO MIOMICaAG Cowcontives ce SiudiED <. ies
[10484]I
[10485]I
[10487]FULLY TO GIVE MORE WEIGHT TO THE PROTEST, THAT HE HOPED To
[10489]OBTAIN FULL PRESS RELEASES FROM PRENSA LATINA SINCE HE DID KOZ .-
[10491]EXPECT MUCH TO APPEAR IN MEXICAN PRESS.
[10493]4. CARRION MADE IT QUITE CLEAR THAT THE PROTEST WOULD KOT
[10494]INCLUDE CxITICISM OF DAVID ALFARO SIQuEiROS OR JESUS SILVA
[10496]__-HERZOG, wkOM EVERYONE RESPECTED AND WHO WERE .CONSIDERED ABOVE |
[10497]ANY SPECIFIC GROUP, . of
[10499]S- CARRION REQUESTED THAT GROUP MEET AGAIN AS ortef as
[10500]NECESSARY TO FORMULATE THE PROTEST AND ASKED EACH PERSON PRESENT
[10501]TO BRING SUBJECT OF THEIR MEETING TO ATTENTION OF OTHER INTEL-,
[10502]LECTUALS WHO MIGHT BE WILLING SIGN PROTEST ONCE IT 1S WRITTEN.
[10504]6. _LIRING-3 WILL BAKE EVERY EFFORT OBTAIN COPY OF FINAL
[10505]DRAFT.
[10507]: . . ;
[10508]_ le _ wasnuen as STATION HAS ALREADY DISSEMINATED Two yee :
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[10566]REPORTS THIS SUBJECT, AND AS YET NOTHING HAS MATERIALIZED,
[10567]STATION RELUCTANT DISSEM THE ABOVE AT THIS TIME, ALTHOUGH
[10569]: RECOGNIZE THE NEED TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT INASMUCH AS .
[10570]:  OSARLEER REPORTS conveyer Tue impeeserne THAT MErese DOATEST
[10571]WAS AGAINST THE CULTURAL CONGRESS PER SE. PROPOSE DISSEM BE
[10572]WITHHELD PENDING FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS. IF PROTEST DOES NOT
[10573]MATERIALIZE, WILL DISSEM GIST OF ABOVE. , 7
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[10696]ACTON RECREATED - REFERS
[10698]Attached for Headquarters information is a memorandum
[10700]prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the SGSWIEL examination
[10701]of LIRING-3.
[10705]Els PsbS
[10706]Ch KE Det
[10707]for Willard C. CURTIS
[10709]Attachment:
[10710]Memorandum (1 copy)
[10712]Distribution:
[10713]Orig & 2 - C/WHD, w/att -
[10717]im 201-798301 .
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[10722]i
[10724]_H]w ATTACHE wT
[10725]; HAN A- 33579
[10726]a ; —_—— . 2 Octozver,1967 . |
[10727], |
[10729]Subject: SGSslay sxanination of LIZING/3.
[10730]1. From about 1330 until 1530 on 29 Sentember,19¢7, LIRING/3 was
[10731]given an SGSSIRL exazination. Rowton arrived at the safehouse ( Tacu-
[10732]baya) with the SGOseIRL operator at 0930 that xcrning and remained with
[10733]the operator until tae exatination was completed. fie had not given LI-
[10734]RING/3 any previous notice of the nature or exteut of the examination,
[10735]but siaply asked hiz,on 27 September, to keep the entire day of 29 Septen-
[10736]ber free for a lerzthy dicussion with gowton. Zowton introduced the SG-
[10737]SdIi2L operator as setor Albertini, a trusted "sccio”", and spent the first
[10738]hour or so reviewing his relationship with LIzI0G/3, ostensibly for the
[10739]veueian ol aavertici. Novtor then, ,inttrancine the anhiert of certain
[10740]doubts that he hab in the past concerning LIR=.3/3's reporting, stated
[10741]that Albertini had «= means of checking scientis&fically the truthfulness
[10742]of LIBING/3's statements. Howton explained ttit he was particularly con-
[10743]cernéd about the possiblity of LIRIVG/3 havinzs coubled back with LIeZLic
[10744]andzaintaining with them a secret agreement of sone sort to report on ,
[10745]Rowton and his activities.
[10747]2. LIRIKG/3 wet into a state cf visible shock at this and stated that
[10748]even the thought of betraying Rowtcn nad never cecurred to him at any time.
[10749]Shen the SSSaI2ZL cperator explained the scientiZic means he was to use on
[10750]LIRiS/3, the latter stated that he could not possibly ‘accept this -unili- —
[10751]ating means of testing him since it was diamentrically opposed to ais i
[10752]principles. He pointed out that he had accepted Sowton at his word and he E
[10753]could mt see or uccerstanc why Rowton could not do the same for hin, adding.
[10754]: that the whole thing smacked of nethods used Sy sCFACT and LIRING. He added -
[10755]i that if this meant that he would have to break with Rowton, then regret— ;
[10756]fully he would have to accept this alternative. de explained that submit-
[10757]‘ ing to the SGSsIRL examinetion would inevitably destroy the idealistic and
[10758]rene profound relationship which be had previously felt he enjoyed with Rowton.
[10760]3. Rowton and the SGSsIRL operator spent the next two hours , ‘calming LIRIHG/3 -
[10761]down and finally convincing him that he would not be conpromising with his _
[10762]deeply-felt prixciples by taking the test. He at last onsented to be ques-
[10763]tioned on his lozalty to Rowton and insisted thet he be asked "NDo you be~
[10764]lieve in Kowton?* . ; : 7 . . co,
[10765]&, After a brief break for lunch the exauination was ven inone of the bea-
[10766]: ro:ws 284 the apartment while Roston vaited in the living room, LiaIhG/3
[10767]“alt #/ HMMA 33 $27 #8 uel Qe {~ T7§30/
[10769]- . —_ “ . i
[10770]. |
[10771]SO |
[10773]Feet
[10776]LIRING/3 had been an LIRING double agent or betrayed Rowton in any way.
[10778]2.
[10780]appeared to be in reasonably socd spirits after the tcst, although
[10781]he was obviously emotionally strained by the experience. Rowton nade
[10782]a date to see him asain that evening at 21CO0 tn talk things over in
[10785]5. At that meeting with LIAINC/3 Rowton explained that he had felt it
[10786]necessary to ascertain as otjectively as pcssiblg the extent of LIxl0/3's
[10787]loyalty to him and he was happy to have scientific proof that LIRING/3
[10789]had not berayed niz to the LIRING's. LIZDiG/3 stated that after it was
[10790]all over he felt Vetter and admitted that he agreed with Rowton on the
[10791]necessity for such an exaziuation, humiliating as it misht at first heve
[10793]that he had made in the past, were due to his intense desire to produce
[10795]for Roston, since he still felt very sensitive about having to accept soney
[10797]from Rowton without being able to render commensurscte services.,’ He stress-
[10799]ed, however, that et no time had he ever been disloyal to Rowton or done
[10800]anything against Howton's interest, as sefior Albertini could prove with
[10801]the results of the SGSNIRL. LIRING/3 promised in the future to follow Row-
[10802]ton*s direction serupulously and assured Kowton that he no longer feit.
[10803]unde> any compulsion to exaggerate or fabricate anything to impress Rowton.
[10805]6. Headquarters and the Station may find the SGSWIRL examination disacpoin-
[10806]ting in its limited coverage, but it miust be realized that LIRING/3's.
[10807]initial reaction was entirely negative end at one point he theatenea to.
[10808]break off completely with Rowton because of the ‘{nsult to his "dignity".
[10809]Although the SGS/I2L operator felt that from a professiozal standpoint it
[10811]Te aanfacend that abeny Fanmancil CPobninnts ane ona nomi set and
[10813]would be better to administer the examination at another time when LIEING/3_
[10815]was less emotionally upset, Rewton asked both him and LIRiKG/3 to go thru
[10816]with it on the spot, fedling that psycholosically it was' essential to
[10817]wake LIZING/3 subzit, even for a limited test. Rowt:n also feels that the
[10819]. test did serve as a very favorebly deterrent over LIRING/3 in the future,
[10821]when a second one can be more painlessly adainistered, ia a calmer atmzos=
[10822]phere. It, of course, also covered the very pertinent question of whether
[10824]Bet
[10826]j
[10827]_— Wallace B. cov
[10830]ACT et ead - REFEREES
[10832]- Dod
[10833]1. Attached herevith is the SGSWIRL report (rans w/a/e) |
[10834]om LIBIKG/3. = : -
[10836]2. Please note that the SGSHIEL interviewer has made the
[10837]point that the principal misfortune in this’ interview probably
[10838]was that LIERING/3 was not tested on the fabrication of contacts
[10839]with the IDEM D's, which was thought to be the most probable
[10840]area of deception.
[10842]i
[10844]3. In view of LIRING/3's threat to quit working for
[10845]ROWTON, we would be interested in hearing of any repurcussions
[10846]or change in attitude thet may have resulted from LIRIHG/3'‘s
[10847]having taken the test. We also 2re interested in the Station's
[10848]comments and recommendations as to the continued use of LIRING-3,
[10849]bearing in mind ROWTON's recint report or bininu SUSP2C20NS ; :tnat
[10850]L-3 may be working for #OFIRM.
[10852]1
[10854]Chester R. MENDRICK
[10856]Distribution:
[10857]Grig. & 1-COS, Hexice City
[10859]i
[10862]Attachnents : ss
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[10891]IDEN C Greek susinessrnan interested in |
[10892]selling Grama to he cormueenist= :
[10893]crianisd rebais in Gaatemala :
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[10938]SUBJECT: LIRING-3  GDEN A)
[10940]cree ere seep gee o ITI NE mR I
[10943]Sab yect wae interviewed and tested with BOSWELL es 3¢ Sapte see
[10945]£967 ine liericy Coy eaie ste, Tha iniseviory eee ceommoted hy Roymead
[10947]A. PRASTER. : ‘
[10949]The irisrview e3s comintted (gn Soeutek by the oraclaee. Walises A.
[10950]BORTCN, Seblect's criacienl ages. was srereet curiae smnertnneinity 238
[10952]of the inieeviow ences? lor the tethne period,
[10954]Subject bas net orerionsly bees tentot, and bia bed se cowie wits
[10955]aay WOFTRM represssiatives other thin HOUTON. . 1
[10957]Sebsect fo & enprvied male bMeaxicas ¢itiera, an DINCM & be nected sion
[10958]Prior to recruitment hie apemrest solizicel soulienenta were gemsriarg
[10959]ia the fer left, bat he was oot believed te be vigaificastiy tavedwed iz iniale
[10960]itcanre or tivities ar orzandiaed muiiirel actividies, $a was Reerifad by
[10961]ROWTON wader ths cover of a IDEN C, Ssbiest bane glace his rec rudiment
[10962]bad ecotect with IDEN D elementa aec with LOSN EB alemente La bie atfurts
[10963]te {neart kimeel{ aed ROWTCN rate the deetred posstise. The intiiai goad
[10965]of this eperation ens to maniter oarh cafe aad rick uo eentere)es eciliiersd
[10967]intelligence information might be latidemtally emceussered, As. Sek len ¢ wee
[10968]on6 it, i» bis own telcerncretc way, « communist ayexpaioteer, ROWTON
[10969]bo aot indicated agy asti-commucist, aati-IDEN Bor eatl-reraisticosry
[10970]i
[10972]Sebject was hnews te hove Hed aad comresied isfsemaoticn se exmmerona
[10973]oreasicas, ond it wes presumed that coeciderably more Uss were Bo yes
[10974]known to WOFIRM, On this basis, SOSWiRL coverage wos ta heave carvored.
[10975]Runercus iesues, teaicred oa ethos ininliigence laveivement, fabrication
[10976]ef cosiacts with cigeificant LUEN Deed IDEN & figures, and revesses of
[10977]bis assccintion with ROWTON., Tas isens ef revelation of eacoriation with
[10978]ROWTON was rether complies tm that AOWTON sever revesisd tie tras
[10979]mame, sationality, or istereste toe Subject, aad alee bo iaatrusies: Sunjsct
[10980]te reveal certains cateasibie facts ta verioas apoeiiic indi
[10984]The examiner was presented to Snbject uu an ascoctate of ROWTON -
[10985]of Ralian oxtrac tle. _ - .
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[10999]IRD $9919
[11001]PROCEDURE nn a
[11003]euject firet redused ts take the teat, besleally om tha groenda thant - a
[11004]in Aide estinatice his rolaticesbip with 2OW TOM, aa well as Me wania
[11005]way of aiife, vere at vTarisoce wiih any sath protedéere. IG the tares oF
[11006]ivar Ecare Unat tris wae being distuarsd, subject also des ised so Quiz
[11007]working for ROWTON,
[11009]Eventually, over @ specific matter of hurt pride. Gabloct agrved, oF
[11010]rather cermanded, to be twetad on “two qesetionse-eieiber tha} sas betraye
[11011]ing ROWTON to LDEN E icteiligence anc woether (he} trusted AOWTON, © ;
[11012]following which he would tresk off coazect with ROWTON., Under tho
[11013]GArCuemscse aon sol fit ge 2 NT the Beet omopae wasld be ta follow i
[11014]thie Lead and attempt mo riore than a clarification of Subjeci's relationship :
[11015]wits LDEN E intelligence, Ihe examine? a2 mol optirnietia eacet ine ;
[11016]pregiouity ef getting & valid test under tise clreemstences, bai etier -
[11017]taiecg wlth subdj;ect for ® tise if -ae poreible te Sevelcp weer the exnruiner a’
[11018]Caaseders & reracenbla and technically acceptable cost covering BWRES por kd
[11019]iavolvament with any intesiigerce service, : 4
[11021]: The abows procedure might be viemslized more accurately Wt te
[11022]; menticoed tet cace having met wiia Suayect, BO WTON ace ths examiner
[11023]. hac simost no ting together withcut Subject halng present, gag lk was Bet
[11024]: ° pusatpie for them te converec in any lazgvage other tans Spackals without
[11027]t
[11029]RESULTS |
[11031]t
[11032]Subject has se connectians or commitments eaknows to RCWTON with
[11034], . any governement of intellisonce service. Hae bate ap invelvernest with ths
[11036]- LOEN E's that be wiehss to conceal irom ROWTON, and br bas es Gealings
[11037]with tae IDEN E's which arc coatrary to wie bs bailoves te bo ROW TORN'’s
[11039]interests. : .
[11041]| i
[11042]Concerning revelation to the IDEN E's of Subject's adsoctation with
[11043]ROFTON, the issva itoeli waa, net wadmpectediy, a cloudy cea. In brief,
[11044]co on nn Subject stated that he couls aot really receii the exset extent te which he
[11045]. might have revealed the iact that be wes backed by a IDE} C or that the ~
[11046]; IDEK C'o name waa {(RO*#TON's aline} Subject himeelf suggested thes .
[11047]be be suked Lf he wns. ‘informing the LDEN E'e of KOWTGH's cnowenscate, ©
[11048]Sabiect's way of eaprescing tho idea of “reporting on‘ A SWTON.. Th
[11049]esaminer used tals question, and Subject appears to bs poem trethfel {a
[11050]his Begative answer to thle seesUca,
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[11062]NOTE
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[11070]|
[11072]bk. By the end of Che trterview, ROW TON 2.6 Suhinet asd rons on .
[11073]Srpciniment for 6 mesting Lhal Barve evesing, Unaicatang tha be ye be qelee’ 7 ae
[11074]anlixéely Liat Subject will breaa cosines wlth ACWTOM, i .
[11076]. i
[11078]Z. tr sas mot really pesethle (sr ie examiner to d-sermina the,
[11079]enttc whieh Swojent uelleved tae stery of tre LOE) GC and the Itatian
[11080]Jt3alaL esaminer. Tao vxamiser lewla Urad tacre sere ne meal fon’
[11081]le the meisteeznce af itis Cover and thet the covers only real wens
[11082]is its ingerentuy snaay piaugibility. Senet epnvered is eecost ths alias
[11083]vieo by tho examiner and cwwe mace passing federozens to baby) wheather
[11085]thougit it was the moat courtesve way (co candle the citailen ts apt Keown,
[11086]7i@ Gig Muse eeveras “HOYt vrEeteremces i. a injugtine Of ACWTON ocd
[11087]the oranine: Gemanding to sae & SOSWIRL 63 Bins wits ko thd Bet ovis
[11088]Kkpow for sure whe ROW TON was. Crm at leact ome cresaciom ive meant oats
[11089]that fer sii be knew ROWTON might ever be working fer FOP SL, Fe,
[11090]reference did sot seam otrained, aiihours Wie concolvabss thet tia peeves
[11091]wae provecetiva; AOWTON Baa teld the eammimer thas aablect ragently
[11093]hypothesized ovt ived taal ROWTON might be o Sevist,
[11095]-3. The priacipal iisfcrtume of this interview ia erenattv that Stes
[11096]foct wes ant tested ce inaricatica ef ecnincte with LOEH D‘e. This was -
[11097]thevght tu be the most provable area of asleratve ceoteptio;g. B alauld
[11098]be potated oet, however, thi tha Sustien already keors that Subject bse .
[11099]fabricated ouch comacts, sad the moet lisely coniribatios of SGEPIR LL, -
[11100]would Save been tucreiy & fertasr Koturmsiation uf eumepies of tile same :
[11101]basic vie. HM might aiss be petoted out tm? Subiert’s “resorting” ts G2as m
[11102]hoo dealt almost exclusively with bie ows activity, kease bie fabricatica
[11103]ans been more en irrimtica than & tress.
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[11136]14-00000 eg,
[11140]to reveal cartaia cateasinic farts to versions specie inaieidmnis. |
[11142]L4 Mevesnber ase
[11144]BURJECT 1 LIRDSG3 ENA FRO f7h19
[11146]Subject ong leerriowed tad Gists§ with SUSW ELL om 29 Baccano
[11147]1467 ine Mazigo Ciy este site. Tha iesview wig cecmeam SP Es taeng
[11148]&. FHADYER.
[11150]The incerwiew wos ¢oadncted in Goaumieh by Ge aaaminew. Wallane A.
[11151]ROWTOK, Sebject's orintipal agant, wis preseet cerlag sobomeclay ad
[11152]of the istorview except ine tha Crohns period. .
[11154]1
[11162]I
[11166]po foe
[11167]l
[11169]srt cre earner ieee ere ear SETHE ART TONER | RCT
[11171]Bohinns wae ae protects oom taostad med bam bed on een ty wot te
[11175]Sebiett te & maryied mele Mesiena cidses, su IDEN B br preleestiou
[11176]Pricr to scezeudiment hie appareud pellitices asmicnusie eore equate lyse
[11177]in the far ish. bat bo who o59 belewnd ts be sigmdinaey laweived tm iiswie |
[11178]ligesre ectivities or orramzed peiiticai acdviies. He was reeruiicd by :
[11179]ROWTCON anise the cervrer cfa IDEN C. Sublecd bao alnee ble recrwlamevat |
[11180]bad ccatact with IDEN D elemenis ond with IDEN E elesesege im ate eliorts
[11184]& inceri himpcié G28 ROW TOR iste Eas Gesitee poise, 9 Dees IRisERs =—
[11185]of this operetics was ie moniter cock urefits asd pich np whatever adciotennd
[11186]intelligesce tufermation might be incidentally cacecuaiered. Am Sudjoss wan
[11187]aedis, in ste owas idicsyuuratic way, & Conamssi.t evengaiiiess, LOWTON -
[11189]ains3. 1
[11191]1
[11193]Subject was known to kava Med aed consented iniormetios em exmearess
[11194]ocenaives, ang is vas preguned that considerably mere lies wore a62 ya :
[11195]heows ic WOFIRM, On tzis bacis, SGFEML covormys was te have cevared
[11196]numerous issues, costored em other leiellcenee usvoivamnent, intriieten |
[11197]of coatacts with significast IDEN P acd IDEN EK figerca, ond rerslaties ef
[11198]his essociatica with ROWTON. Tho teose of revelation af apsoriados wit
[11199]ROWTON wae rather comples im thst LOW TON asver revealed Ais tree
[11200]game, patiagshty, or iatereste to Gasjest, ang aico be teotrested Sokjoct
[11202]be adewes
[11204]Tie Suaminer wes provntd te Saber a en easains of BOVFON
[11205]of Dalian extraction,
[11207]A teem
[11209]eerie tehemtcenaetieeteeen Laan Dior ee
[11211]Se
[11212]te ereernprenet array nae
[11214]eee agmatine 7,
[11216]| teeta was estate ges eae DRONE Ae LAUREN NED nk OH HO Mert Leth GOGOL MER NO wiley NN NR
[11218]PROCEDURE
[11220]Pugs 2
[11221]ED se Fle
[11223]frets lect Myot refineed te mis tha tart, bastrally ds fae goonies Gat
[11224]fa bie calimatioa xte velniienatia wits ROSTOR, os onli ae hte we
[11225]way of ifa, were at varinace lft ony ouch preaccare. ta tha thrag ag
[11226]four tierce (bal ints one psiag diesacesd, Sabises elec desbdedd te wae
[11227]working icr ROW TSH. .
[11228]'
[11229]Eveawally, over & spucific mation ef bart grics, Gubtees’ nego ee
[11230]rethgr cemented, te bt tags as “res carettians-«owitvae? fas} ere became
[11231]§ag ROW TON te Low FE inteiligeuce and whesbor (ie: toested BOW TON, @
[11232]folicwing whic he would break olf coptset elk ROUT I. Unedor che
[11233]cizrecumasamntes ROW TON faded thal ihe beet erssorn mem id bee ion bat Uonare
[11234](nis 1629 Gad Alerts st uo mere Gute A clasificados of Schycetta welsdinorhip
[11235]with 1O2N E tmteliigence. The saemilaer cae eet cptimriathe abeot hae
[11236]poesinility of gettang & calid (ast under taesa shormusrtanes, tart eee
[11237]talking with Subject lor o time fg was poasi his te Greaiss weal fos eagimias.:
[11238]Consicscrs & FOasutaAcie End techalcaily accepts tort cowering warirgsgrbad
[11239]lavelvement with oxy istelligonse corvier 7
[11240]'
[11241]Ths ebowe procedure might be vieualised inere accarsutely if it ia
[11242]mesticaed thas cece having met with Guhiect. BOE TOM sad the aaasinet
[11243]bad almost po Ume together witmert fubject being precem. sad it wme eae
[11244]possible for them te converse is any language einanr tina ss eaaael wathows
[11245]damagizg thalz corer.
[11247]i
[11250]ULTS
[11251]Subject bas as caceections oF qommitmasts yehasws te ROWTOR uidh
[11252]aay govreramest om istaliiseece service, He be su ieonivemer’ with the
[11253]IDEX E's thet he wiokse to coacen frum ROWTON, oad be bap oe donllnge
[11254]with the IDEN E's which are contrary ts whet ho baiieves te be ROWYO?To ~
[11255]isserecsto. I
[11256]Cosceeting revelation te the IDEN E's of Ouhices's accogtatiog with
[11257]ROWTCK, the tenes itsch{ woo, sot nzarperisdiy, a cleedr om. fa tote,
[11258]Babjoc? stated thes he could ao8 really vecadl the esoct eotees te which he
[11259]might Rave revealed tzg iact thed be ona backed Dy 8 IDEN G ce G3 ise
[11260]IDEX C'e sams wes (ROWTON's elias). Subject binmecta segggeted Mee
[11261]bo be oeked if ho was “informing the IDEM Ee af ROWTON's (pevecacete, *
[11262]Sabject'c way of exprosning the don of “reporting ca” ROWTOR Tre
[11263]caaminsr used this qurstiow, amd Sabsect aseaare te eco heow Gretna ta
[11264]bie negstive amewer ts tais quocticn,
[11265]. | im
[11266]{ . -
[11267]i
[11269]4
[11274]rage 3 cots '
[11276]bas been mere @n irritation thaa & threat,
[11278]I
[11279]Satine ne
[11281]ERO e919
[11285]1. By the ond of tha imerview, ROWTOX aad Subject had made en
[11286]Bppulotmest fos & meeting tnat same ovenics, iadscating thane it Lo abe
[11287]anlikely tnez Labject eill break coamet with ROW TOR, :
[11289]2, Buus ndpeally posstbic fcr the examiner to determing the
[11290]extent to which Subject oeMeved the story of ine IDEN C ead the Italiana
[11291]SGU WIR L eaaininer, The examiner feele that thare were no real flaws
[11292]iz the maiztesauce of this cover end that the ccrer'’s only rent weekzuees
[11293]is its inherently shaky piaueibility. Subject appeared to accapt the aling
[11294]used by the exdinines and aren mads paening relazenses te > Ikalys whether
[11295]wale nee Cee Leelee Se belle ne Le ee Del ve Leet ee Se geet
[11296]Shusghs it wae tre most courtocus wey to banals the situation te mot Escouwn,
[11297]He did naae several “nart’ references to the injustice of RUWTCON and
[11298]the esasniner dercarnding to use & SOSWIRL. on tics when he did sot ews
[11299]bnew fer acre who ACWTON wag. Oa st least com oc tasion ba montiogud-
[11300]that for ail he knaw ROS TON might avea ge wercxing for WOFIRM. Thin
[11301]reJereace did ect seem strained, allhough it ta ceacetvable that ifs parpese
[11302]wan proveeaticn; ROWTON hac told the examiner tues Subject recently
[11303]by putbestsed vat loud thas ROWTON might bo o Soviet.
[11305]3}. The principal misfortuns of this iaterview fa probably that Dube
[11306]ject waa ant tested cn iaprication of contacts with LOEN O's. This was
[11307]thoeght to be the rnost probsale area of extensive deception. i sisald
[11309]he pointed cat, however, Het the Station sleesde Ronere tant Anbinrt haw
[11310]fabricazed such comiaetse, gad the most Hkealy contribntion of GGOOWTRL
[11312]would have been morely a further accumuiston cf exampiee of this same
[11313]basic vice. if night alse be pointed out shat Subject's "reporting & dage
[11315]hac dealt alrnost exclusively with bis own activiry, hence bis laorteaticn
[11317]Paul i. NAPOLILLI
[11319]OE REE ARE ET mere ORR I
[11321]ee ant
[11323]Lot AEE 3 . |
[11324]TT L
[11326]SECRE? : |
[11327]+ > “Chef, voscne - oo cae _ mo
[11328]. ; i
[11329]Chief, VE Divisioa
[11330]Chief of Station, Mexico City :
[11331]AQUATIC/Documeatstioa
[11332]Action Required: See Por 2. : :
[11333]Reference: 2S°$614, 12 October 1967. : :
[11334]1. Geturaed berewith is oze signed receipt oe requested in Reference, Par 3.
[11335]! 2. Per Par 4 of Seferonce, Wallsce B. ROSTOS hes cteted thet /.1ILING~3 eould
[11336]: get beckstopped coewments st 4 cost of 1,000.00 H.8. (350.00 08) plus travel
[11337]i @xpesse. These are regicual type “Possporte.” Something cbheve an identify card,’ .
[11339]ROUTCH sugeeots Chet tvo or three identifications be provided of euch geaaral
[11340]terms that substicuzion uwox'd be fairly cacy. thet be needa fer etch docanene
[11341]ere six photesrephs full foce ead fnll profile, beth left snd right, aloes with
[11342]@ complete physical ceacription. The cubject should be 45°50 years old and have
[11343]& Mexiceacr Latin eppoesrance. . '
[11345]3. Sleak Wexican Poesports sees culiksly et this tine beceuee of cur linited
[11346]dealiegs with che Fereign Office, We suggezt you taik vith the Bericoa desk on
[11347]this point.
[11351]farMillerd ¢. CURTIS
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[11356]1 Receipt B/W ;
[11358]to corny ee
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[11418]ISPATCH
[11420]Chief, Western Hemisphere Division
[11422]= ~ Life 3 — : |
[11423]nea, ; ; |
[11427]- CSS CATIN PEAESSING aCTIOH
[11428]SECRET
[11432][HO ACEONG REQUIRED
[11434]| lowe cualstity DESK :
[11435]hk 52CE INDEING
[11437]Chief of Station, JMWAVE
[11438]- : $3 : ? i
[11439]Chief of Station, Mexico City ade gk vase Dyes = 1130
[11440]ENG~3Rodol?s EYES-Cortes, Carmen’ MOLINA de CARRASCO
[11442]LOZADA de Ramirez, <4 =~ ; :
[11444]Acit A pee
[11446]Addrezsees' comments ~ (see para 5) i
[11448]i
[11450]MEXICO CITY 3351
[11452]i
[11454]1. Forwarded attached are three reports dated 23, 28 and 30
[11455]October written by Wallace B. RO4TON on his contacts with Rodolfo
[11456]REYES-Cortes, Carmen MOLINA de CAPRASCO and Carmen LOZADA de
[11457]NawsvGc. ROWTON first met theet three porcenc when be anenemanted
[11458]LIRING~4 to a party given by Carmen MOLINA on 27 October, passing
[11459]himself as a wealthy Greek client of LIRING-3 who had called at
[11460]the latter's house to pay for a painting he had ordered but had
[11461]been invited by LIRING-4 to come to the party. As previously agree
[11462]with the Station, RCWTON directed his main attention to REYES.’
[11463]The latter has resided in Havana since 1960 when he founded the
[11464]Cuban Ballet Folklorico. Until recently REYES has received the
[11465]monthly salary of one thousand pesos from the Cuban government,
[11466]and, according to LIRING-3 is well acquainted with political and
[11467]government personalities in Cuba. As pointed out in Reference,
[11468]ROWTON found REYES to be apolitical, a superficial sympathizer of
[11470]' the Cuban revolution and a great admirer of American choreography
[11472](he told ROWTON he would very much like to go to New York to see
[11473]some of the shows there.) REYES complained about the relatively
[11474]low salary he is currently receiving from the Mexico City Bellies
[11475]Artes for organizing a Cuban Ballet Folklorico show to be held
[11477]in Mexico City next December. He readily agreed to ROWTON's offer
[11479]MICROFILMZED } (CONTINUED)
[11480]Attachments: OV 241967 ! :
[11481]1 photo ; x _
[11482]3 contact reports DOS. MCAT. SER. AMG 1S 44S
[11484]. , i
[11485]Distribution: _ VHflege
[11486]Tle w te
[11487]- CWHD, wYl cy ea att /cc “fet gB30l
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[11490]~ JMWAVE, w/1 cy ea att fee Qo/-
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[11500]oe
[11502]CAS EP CATION POSHATCH SEWER AND
[11504]CONTINUATION OF i
[11505]OSSPATCH “. SECRET IDIA-33442
[11507]to be ‘his patron (to “help hin out financially") if this could be dohe
[11509]on a very discreet basis. He said he hoped to put on anothe
[11511]show in Chile, before returning to his family in Havana. LIFEAT
[11512]coverage of LIRIN "Ss apartment for 26 October showed, . incident-
[11513]ally, that REYES maintains close enough relations with Silvia
[11514]DERAN (of Lee Harvey OSWALD fame) to be invited by her to hey
[11515]house for lunch.
[11517]2. Carmen MOLINA de CARRASCO is the leftist wife'of a
[11518]prominént local neurosurgeon, Juan CARFASCO with whom she spent
[11519]some yeas in Cuba. Eoth are Mexican citizens. According to what
[11520]she previously told LIRING-3, Carmen MOLINA helped gather some of:
[11521]the information used to defend both Victor RICO-Galan and the
[11522]ROSENBERGS. With the help of Alicia ECHEVERRIA ard the' latter's
[11523]uncle (who is the current Mexican Minister of Interior) Carmen
[11524]obtained a prominent position on the Mexican Olympic Committee
[11525]in the publication department. She is a close friend of Carmen
[11526]LOZADA who is planning to divorce her husband, Enrique RAMIREZ, a
[11527]rabid pro-CASTRO Wexican chemical engineer who is still in Cuba.
[11528]Carmen LOZADA's father, Armenegildo LOZADA, a noted Mexican |
[11529]physician is married to a pro-CASTRO Cuban. According to informa-
[11530]tion made available to LIFTER-1, in early 1967 both he (Armenegildo
[11531]and his second and present wife are hard core Marxists.) This
[11532]Wile, wa mavla +iGiww.la ue ba UALS, a Cusan, oisll accorciag 10
[11533]LIFTER-1, is a personal friend of several Cuban leaders including
[11534]the CASTRO brothers. Husband and wife naintain a close yvelation-
[11535]ship with the local Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin NERNANDEZ-Armas.
[11536]Carmen LOZADA apparently also started out as a hard line Narxist.
[11537]Information dated 1961 from RNLABILE indicates that she was |
[11538]active in Communist organizational work at UNAM and participated
[11539]in Cuban led activities directed against ex-Peruvian President
[11540]PRADO. Although ske is stiitl clearly a leftist, Carmen may not be
[11541]quite as red now. She told ROWTON, for example, that she felt
[11542]nothing but disgust for her fanaticalily pro-CASTRO husband ond
[11543]had strong resentment toward her step-mother. Per LIENVOY. July
[11544]1961, Carmen was in contact with Teresa PROENZA when the latter
[11545]was at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City. i va
[11547]q
[11551]3. At a private iunch with Carmea HOLINA, 23 October,
[11552]ROWTON explained that he was a Greek leftist (although not a KKE
[11553]nember) involved in lucrative international business. He said
[11554]that because of the current situation in Greece, it was difficult
[11555]for him to operate in Nexico as openly as he would like. He.
[11556]could thus use MOLINA's help in obtaining certain types of
[11557]information and making discreet contacts with Mexican government
[11558]and business circles. MOLINA agreed to do what she could. She
[11559]stated that she was not a member of any Mexican or any: :other.
[11560]Communist organization, but merely a leftist sympathizer. She
[11561]also stated that ske currently maintains little or no contact with
[11562]the Cuban Embassy. LIONION-1, to whom a photograph of, MOLINA,
[11563]REYES and LOZADA (copy of which is forwarded attached) j was shown
[11565]Stated he had never seen these three persons enter the; Cuban PO re ne
[11567]Embassy .
[11569]4. Following the developments described “above, tation
[11570]plans to: : . - |
[11572]: a. Continue to develop REYES to the point where,
[11573]per Reference, he may be recruited by ROWTON either under
[11574]false flag as a Greek leftist or in alias as a WOFIRM i-
[11575]member to become a reporting source in Havana. Primary!
[11576]motivation in REYES’ case would almost certainly be Par
[11577]financial.
[11579]paar Cer FCN FS a lie Se MACL AND eOMBER
[11581]CONTINUATION OF
[11583]DISPATCH SECRET i EMMA-33442
[11585]b. To continue social development of WOLINA as
[11586]access agent to Carmen LOZADA (the two women are planning
[11587]to live together) and a possible entree to tke Mexican .
[11588]Olympic Committee and foreign olympic delegation.
[11590]zc. fo attempt operational developnent of Carmen
[11592]LOZADA directly via ROWION or indirectly via LIRING-3 in
[11594]the hope that we can play on her "diszust” for the
[11596]fanaticism of her husband and her dislike of her mother-
[11597]in-law to elicit information on the activities of the
[11599]Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and its personnel, and,
[11601]hopefully to attempt her recruitnzent.
[11603]5. Station would welcome addressees’ comments on thi
[11604]above. Headquarters attention is attracted to KOWION's report
[11605]of 30 October which quotes REYES’ statements to the effect that
[11606]some members of the Mexican colony in Havana believe that
[11607]LIRING-3 may be working for WOFIRM (or for the CASTRO government.)
[11610]. *
[11612]QS be aa
[11614]for Willard C. CURTIS
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[11618]are ney seen coreeen seer ne
[11620]CAASSLF CAT Oe + PAGE RO.
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[11643]Subject: sallace 5. Roston Contect with Rodolfo reyes Cortes(Subsect).
[11645]a 1. Eowton met Subject cn the evening of 27 Cetob-r,1967; at a smalk
[11646]\ a party at the home of Carmen Molina de arkttog iets ¢ Amsterdam 25e/6 ; ;
[11647]The only other rersons at the part7 penidessGhe sen and d@auchter of _
[11648]Carmen Molina were Carzen Lozada and Surique Canuias, the, latter two of . .
[11649]whom had returced fron ckavana sone 30 days previcusly. All the above
[11650]are Mexicans who have spent several ysurs in Havere and are social ac-
[11651]quairntances of LIninG/3 end LIRZInG/4. :
[11653]2. ROsTCN crasked the party in the company of LIXTUS/4 according to a
[11654]previously agreed plan. LIZING/3 arrived at about 2030 alone, explaicing
[11655]thet ne ma had to leave LIZING/4 at nome to wait for an important client
[11656]whe wes roving 2 payeces us one OF iix1.6/3's painticgs that he had re-
[11657]cently purchased. LIgIict/3 was to acd toat LIRING/s would try to persuade
[11658]this client to accozpauy ner to the party so that te could meet everyone,
[11659]“and have a Grirk. L1zI3G/3 told Zowton he was certcis that Carsen Kolina
[11660]would have no hesitation in inviting gzowton to stay once he got into the
[11661]apartzent. :
[11663]3. Rowton and LINING/@ arrived about 2130 and fo.nd the party in full '
[11664]swing with L12iiG/3 and =duardo Canudas strazlling to get tae phonograph
[11666]operating ( they eventually borrowed another and played several: Cutan
[11668]revoiutionary records.}. Rowton was introduced as Sr. 'farris,2 Greez :
[11670]businessaan and long-standins client, ard felt at the end he was able.
[11672]to convince all sresent that he actually was not from wCLADY (althcuss
[11674]most apparentiy had that ispression at the outset). Eowtoni managed to toss
[11676]out a few phrases of Kussian at the rigot time in tie direction of Carnen:
[11678]Kolina to izpress her ( fortunataly her Russian is weaker even than zsvton'd
[11680]Kowton spoke some 2nglish with as good an accent as he could manaze. Carmen
[11682]Molina volunteered to hin privately that she bad a. great many "progressive"
[11684]friends in the U.S. Rowton was able to insert severzl comments about the
[11686]current political situat:os in Greece that was forcing himjinto a virtsally . a
[11687]“ elandestise exiestence in Hexico, as well as elsewhere. Zvdryone appeared
[11688]to sympathize wita Howtcn and ceased asking any personal questions.
[11690]. '
[11691]&. Rodolfo Reyes Cortes, apparently the guest of hozor, arrived at about
[11692]2300, apologizing for deine late and explaining taat ze hadi to attend a
[11693]menorial service (ua acto) for Che Guevara. ie refuseds$l] Py
[11695]fiers of lSsnor
[11697]: * a Cee Ora ee en a : - a
[11698]Spm mrss ee en “eentnene ammmninnes o ne 7 . a .
[11700].
[11702]pa TS
[11705]2.
[11707])
[11710]insisti:g on a Coca Cola. He appeared genuinely harry to mest Roston end
[11711]explained in quite sericus tones that he was engazed in the trainise of
[11712]a FKexican ballet srcup under the auspices of Bellas irtes to present a
[11713]perforaence of the Folklorico Cubano in the near future. He added tust
[11714]he had been the founder of the Folklorico Cubano in tre early, 60's in
[11715]Havana and had a wife ( ballerina) and young daughter in: Havana whon he
[11716]was anxious to return to.
[11718]i
[11720]S. Since noston felt taat codelfo wes at the nosent the dest target for
[11721]assesszent he invited hia to Join hin in visiting the Setorial nigst—clabd
[11722]to see the Greex dances put on by a group of Greex susicians. xoéclfo
[11723]accepted eegserly end they both left the varty et about 0030. Rowtcn had
[11724]perviouslyz ctteined the office telephone of Carmen Helina ( 34-60-32, ext
[11725]38) at the office of the Glvzvic Committee where sae vas! working end ;
[11726]had promised to take her to lunch the following day. Rowton had also cotten
[11727]in a few private comments ( i.e. ccmp)isents) to Carmen Lozada so that. ae
[11728]could follow up at e later date if this was considered desirable. Ze found
[11729]Carmen Lozada in excellent spirits and at tines definitely provocative,
[11730]despite her curvent marital situation ( she had that sane day noti€éze2
[11731]her kusbaid, =Inrique Ramirez, a civil engineer working in havane, that she
[11732]“had: begun divorce prodeedings). ;
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[11734]_%» when Rowton end acdolfo Reyes arrived at the Seiorial, they were refused.
[11735]entrance into the main room since Rodolfo was not wearing a tie and gecuet._
[11736]Fortusayely however, the Greek musicians, in their natives costumes, were
[11737]relaxing in a corzer of the entranre lobby and Zowtcn was able to introduce
[11738]Rodolfo Xeyes to tiem and speak enough Greek to convince. Reyes that he.
[11739]knew them well ari was himself a Grrek. The nusicians, wao probaoly 23-
[11740]suned xowton was a Greek-americen, did not speak enough Spanish to talk
[11741]directly to kodolfo. They invited gowton and Rodolfo to return on 31 Cet
[11742]when they expected fewer people in the audience and when! they) ‘could show
[11743]poe Rodolfo some of tae cost popular Greek cances. _
[11745]7. Rowton then ixvited Rodolfo Reyes to the Kinneret Restaurant for a.
[11746]late supper ( no food was served at the Carmen Kolina party) and he was
[11747]: : sable to continue his conversation with him there. Rodoifp revealed that ‘
[11748]- -he plens to visit Chile in aid-Jecember,1967, to orcaniap a Folklorico
[11750]-—— Cubano group there, and then return to davana. He aaid Rowton could con—
[11752]._ tact bim daily at the Sallet Folklorico de Mexico from 700 until about
[11753]4300 and give the telephone as 21-04-18 or 21-16-09. Ee hppeared from his
[11754]ecr:versation to be a n admirer of the Cuban revslution abd Castro although
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[11764]at no tire cia he exress and strong anti-«CLADY sentinent's. Ee cozplained
[11765]at one point of the meager compensaticn he received for his services at
[11767]the Fokklorico in Mexice City uad caid thet he had just about enowsh soney
[11768]to live on end help support nis perents ( he remarked that his faaily cozes
[11769]from San CristSbal in Chiapas). Howton, explaining that he hea brought
[11771]a number of LizDiG/3's paintings to help hin with his living expenses as
[11772]well as because he liked the style, statec that he had once espired to be
[11773]an artist but had drifted off into business and somewhat regretted this
[11774]abandcnument of art, despite nis lucrative dealings in international trade.
[11775]He took this opening to offer to help Xodolfo fizancially fron‘tize to tine,
[11776]but on a very conficential basis. Rodolfo reacted spontaneously with great:
[11777]expressions of gratitude, assuring Zowton that no one would learn of fow-
[11778]ton's interest in him and his fanily. Rowton pnede no commitment but indi-
[11779]Caied Guat bo wtul2 consider helrinc Pndolfo with his living expenses while
[11780]he was still in Hemico.
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[11784]8. Rodolfo Reyes is ebviously dedicated to his art and appeareé to Zovton
[11785]to be a seriozsminded ger choreographer. He showed a certain effesinite
[11786]manner in his gestures and remarks ( speaking only in spanish } character-
[11787]istic of many persons in his profession, He accepted an invitaticn to
[11788]meet again with Zowton at 2300 at the Kinneret restaurant on 314 Cctsber,
[11789]1967, so that Howton and he could revisit the Seforial night-clud to see
[11790]the Greek nusicians perform. ; -
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[11864]1. LIRINS/3 reported to Rowton 23/10/67 that Carzen Lozada,
[11865]logist, and Canudas (fu), chemical engineer, visited nis home evening
[11866]24 Cetober in company Carmen Carasco. LIxIsG/3 and /% state tis7 knew
[11867]both Carmen Lozada and Canudas in Havana since 1961 (both are Hexicans)
[11868]unée> contact with GO end were surprised to learn froz,then. that they
[11869]will not return to Cuba because of disillusionment. }
[11871]' ;
[11872]2. Carmen iozada stated thet she will divorce her husband. inriaue
[11873]Ra-irez, a civil engineer, still in Savana and resune work in Foly-
[11874]tecnico in Fexico City. J
[11876]3. Canudas informed 1/3 that mutual friend Rciolfo Reyes-of the balket
[11877]folxlsrico, such to everyone's surprise,will returz to Cuba rext xzonth.
[11878]1IRZING/3 prorised Xowton to set in touch witan xeyes to deterzine moti- /
[11879]vation for return. L/; surnises that real reason gay be Reyes disgust
[11880]with family in Mexico and desire to be reunited with his Cubaxz wife
[11882]who, accordirg L/3, is talentec and very attractive.
[11883]parents who
[11884]&. Carmen Lozeda inforred L/3 that her fourtiyfvery close to éimbassador
[11886]dkergx Hernandez Armas(wio frequent guest at their sone)'will te dis-—
[11887]apfointed to iearn of her cecisicn divorce her husband and renain in
[11888]Fexico.
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[11898]on etn ‘“gontacts (iacluding, ef course, arnol Rodriquez) | to ayoid close contact
[11902]i
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[11905]30 Cetober 1967
[11906]i
[11909]Subject: Report of LIKING/3 Suspect affiliaticr with WOrlam.
[11911]1. LIRING/2 revorted to owton at C900 on 30 Cete:er,1967, that he
[11913]had finally senged to have a private talk with Rodolfo! Reyes Cortes,
[11914]his Mexiczn chereograpner friend, ou the afternoon of 27 Gctover 1967;
[11915]and that, ir the course of conversation, Zodolfo seyes' had revealed
[11917]to LIRING/3 in confidence kak the reason why the LI2iNGS had assumed
[11918]a@ rather cocl attitude toward LIXING/3 over the pest year. 2odolfo
[11919]Reyes explained that the last time he was in “avana he md heard rumors,
[11920]arong his friends in the Mexican colony, that LIxIiG/3 was working
[11921]"either for «FIRM or the Cubans". Rodolfo went on to say that the
[11922]origin of tois rumor, as Lar as ne could ascertain, was the fact that
[11923]LIRinG/3 had nade two trips into Havana for no known specificreason and
[11924]at his own expense. Rodolfo Reyes, indicating that noe himself did not
[11926]‘ believe the rumors or, at least, did not care whether they wére true or
[11927]: not, commented to LIRING/3 that other menbers of LIZTNG/3's profession
[11928]were naturally jealous of the success of anyone of their group and were
[11929]always quick to draw their own conclusions.
[11931]2. LIRINS/3 cozmented to Rowton that, although this news had shaken hiv
[11932]and LIRING/4 badly at the time, neither of them cared particularly whet
[11933]the LIRINGs thousht of them, since their om conscience wes clear... .I-
[11934]RinG/3 added that it was important, however, to continue to develop: his
[11935]commercial zctivity in Chiapas ( especially since acdolfo Reyes' home is
[11936]by coincidence located in San Cristébal) so that word ‘woulé gradually
[11937]_ filter back to the LIkiics that he actually did have financial resources
[11938]outside his art production. LIRDIG/3 continued that obviously the LIRi‘Gs
[11939]did not have any specific proof or they would long age have cut off all
[11940]“™ 7" gontact with him as well as LIRING/4. He concluded that since the LIRINGs
[11941]had certain suspicions, they naturally warned all bis friends and forzser
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[11945]A . with him until their doubts could be resolved. J
[11947]“3. In reply to howton's query LIRING/3 stated that godolfo Reyes and Carmen
[11948]Molina (separately) had commented to him thet they vere favorably ispresseu
[11949]by Rowton ard dic not voice any suspicion of Rowton's ‘bona fides (as a
[11950]Greek leftist businessman}. Carzen Mobina, in fact, had gone so far as to
[11952]: show some irritation that LIRING/3 had not introduced her to Howtcn pre-
[11953]; viously since she was anxious to develop sone sort of lucrative business
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[11973]deating witn him, Csrren Molina commented to L1Z=EG/3 that she felt
[11975]sure she could help dowton in his business and political problems and
[11976]at the same time make a little such-needed money for ber own living : . -
[11977]expenses. ; ‘
[11979]4. iInlic/3 continued that. he had been maintaining discreet ‘personal
[11980]contact with Carmen Lozada over tne week-end ( he commented that LIRING/4
[11981]has already shown some signs of Jealousy and thereZore he md to be careful |
[11982]ee ee not to_give her cause. to_distrust. hin).-LIsIi3/3 stated that -Jarmen -Lo- - a
[11983]; zada had told him that her father, a well-to-do Mexican doctor residing
[11984]in Coyacan, had remarried tund that her step-notner was a Cuban sicentist
[11985]wus Lad Lived wauy year:: in Mexico. She added that both her father and
[11986]step-mother were on excellent social terms with Ambassador Herrdncez Armas.
[11987]' She revealed that she oad already notified her husband, Znrique Ramirez,
[11988]tk:.t she intended to divorce him, and she expected a storm of protest bota
[11989]froz him ( in Havana) and her father and step-mother, both of whos were
[11990]"puritanic”™ despite their "progressive" convictions. She adéed that she
[11991]expected Hnrique Ramirez to rush over from Havana as soon as he received
[11992]her letter and to appeal to her fzther and step-zother to save his mar- '
[11993]risZe. She, however, insisted to LIKIiG/3 that she hed made up her mihd
[11994]that she woule ¢0 through with the divorce. She added that for this reason
[11995]she dia uot wish to live with ber father and had decided to stay with.
[11996]her friend, Carmen Molina, until the divppce papers were througna and ‘the
[11997]storm had blown over. She added that she did not particularly like being
[11998]@ house-guest in the smali aprtment of Carmen “olinc, bat at the moment
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[12319]AS SPANISH REVoLLE LwVOLv=D IN SUPPORT GUAT REVOLUTION) Now
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[12322]LIVING MEXICO CITY.’ 3 OStAIMED HER ADDRESS FROM ERNESTO
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[12325]CCAPUAKO) DEL VECCHIO. :
[12327]RING-3 SPENT FOUR HOURS 13 AUG WITH PEREIRA AND 17 YEAR bac C4 /9SO
[12328]LD naan oeceiee WHO CLAIMED HE RECEIVED GUERRILLA TRAINING CUBA.
[12329]PEREIRA STATED HER SISTER“GOFIA'PEREIRA CURRENTLY #ORKING CZECH emaassy
[12330]HAVANA EXPECTS TRANSFER CZECH EMSASSY MEXICO CITY IN “NEAR FUTURE™.(D0t 136 02)
[12331]PEREIRA WHO IN PROCESS BECOMING MEXICAN CITIZEN SAID SHE STILL IW
[12332]COBTACT WITH GUAT REVOLUTIONARIES AND HOPES CONTINUE SUPPORT GUAT
[12333]SHOULD MEET GUAT FRIENDS WHOM PLANNING INTRODUCE IN WEXT FEW Days.
[12335]3. REQUEST ADDEES COMMENTS AND TRACES. STATION FILE CHECK i oY -
[12336]PRODUCED ONLY 1962 LIFEAT INFO TO EFFECT PEREIRA (THEN LIVING MEXICO | ate
[12337]CITY) WAS IK CONTACT WITH NICARAGUAN COMMUNIST EDELBERTO (TORRES) y'7 i
[12338]ESPINOZA (221-2528807).
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[12365]f. DURING VISIT TO CUBAN CONSULATE 11 OCT WHEN SHE FOUND ALL
[12367]OFFICERS CUT, LIRING-4 WAS TALKING WITH CONSULATE SECRETARY.
[12369]1 WHEN MEM ASOUT 22 CANE IN, SAID HE WaS PERUVIAN, HAD JUST
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[12373]WANTED COMMUNICATE WITHOUT DELAY WITH COMPANERO IW HAVANA.
[12375]WHER TOLD ALL OFFICERS OUT, ‘PERUVIAN WAITED FOR LIRING-4 our
[12377]SIDE AFTER HEARING FROM SECRETARY THAT LIRING-4 PREVECUSLY |
[12379]woiden if COMSULATE. PERUVIAN EXPLAINED TO LIRING-4 THAT Con
[12383]PANERO IS HAVANA WAS ABOUT TC RETURN PERY AND THA THAT KE SOULE |
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[12387]ALK 1570 POLICE TRAP UNLESS WARNED AS POLICE SURVEIL LI5G His
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[12390]IN LiMa TO CONTACT CUBAN WHOSE AME WRIGES ON PAPER HE SHOWED
[12391]LIRING-4 WAS GARBLED VERSION LIRING-9°S NAME CIDER FOR LIMA).
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[12416]COMPANZRIS 18 LIMA HAD BEES ABLE COME UP ONLY WITH PRICE ONE |
[12417]WAY TIC¥=T TO MEXICO ASD PERUVIAN HOW WITHOUT a CENT AND COUNTED
[12418]CS CUBAH EY2ASSY TC PAY HIS RETURN TRIP LIMA. PERUVIAN HINTED
[12419]THAT BREZST CF COMPALZRO SOW I8 HAVANA COULD HAVE SERIOUS cON-
[12420]SEQUEECES IS PERY. AS HE AFRAID RETURN CUBAN EMSASSY BY HIN-
[12421]SELF, HE ASAED LIRING-4 AZET HIM HEXT NORNING AT HEARBY SMALL
[12422]CAFE SO THAT HE COULD GIVE HER WRITTEN MESSAGES HE SaRRYING
[12423]APPARENTLY FOR LIRING-9 CWHGS XHOWNR IS).
[12425]2. LIEXGRACE TEAN WHICH COVERED AREA OF CAFE INDICATED BY
[12426]LIRIUG-4 DID SOT SPOT HER BEXT MORNIAG, POsSIeLr & BECAUSE, ACCORD-
[12427]Ig LIRIAS-4, SHE GELY SPENT FEy MINUTES INSIDE WITH PERWiAR.
[12428]LATTER HASCED HER FOULS PIECES OF/ APER WHICH HE INDICATED con-
[12429]TAINED BCWa FIDES AND REQUEST FOR CUBAK HELP, WHICH HE WANTED!
[12430]LIRING-4 TAYE TO CUSAN EMBASSY RIGHT AWAY. LIRING-4 ASKED THAT
[12431]PAPERS BE PLACED IX SEALED ENVELOPE WHICH SHE PROPOSED OBTAIN!
[12432]aX SEAREY POST OFFICE. BY COINCIDENCE LIRIRG-4 SPOTTED’ OTHER’
[12433]LIRING MEXSER AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE NEAR POST OFFICE aD REFERRED
[12434]PERUVIAN TO HIM. PERUVIAM WAS TOLD BLUSTLY TO CORE IN TO p-
[12435]baSsY IF WASTED ABYTHIES AS HIS ATTITUDE SUSPISCIOUS. Linincta F
[12436]LATER SAW PERUVIAN al CUSAT EMBASSY BUT Dus wor KwOw outcone! -
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[12459].
[12461]" HIS REQUEST FOR HELP. : Ji.
[12463]PAGE THREE MEXICO CITY SIZiSECRET SEG@a=s-
[12465]3. WILL TRY HAVE LIRING-4 IDENTIFY PERUVIAN IN TALK WITH:
[12466]CUBAN CONSULATE SECRETARY. ABOVE INDICATES ONCE MORE POOR .
[12467]STATE OF COMMUNICATICNS BETWEEH CUBAN SIIPPOOTEN ciwerpctuTrc is
[12468]LATIN AMERICA AND CUBANS. Cai LIMA THRO# ANY LIGHT
[12469]Ou ABOVE?
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[12517]Attachment A to 2i:5~352939 dated 6 September 1347
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[12521]Ze F plinsSOr A T4iR450CL hes bess installed for this sperntica
[12522]here mo 8 aiicht provlen ot firet when the L? opers tor
[12523]ud out distorted the taps. The ldbk weee batteTics acd tae
[12524]quality ssa crevtly ieproved by gettizg off tie AC lize. COBNFJET nao come to ~
[12525]the conclcsian that saxios City deve nat heve a good carth groumd. Cenae-
[12529]3. DISPERSE: A seperate repert ic teing prowred on thie oseretiom. %o
[12530]asta, v2 are rot too Laopy with t2« resalis. There is en iateraittest tere
[12531]thich oo cannet idertify end the prepest eritaiineg orresrovent cakes it Sard
[12532]to fclios Sabject from rom to rom. Tera doteile gill be ineluded ine
[12533]Coperste dispa tan. . \
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[12537]4. LISAXPAR: Ue now fool that ti/e eparetion is beginaiar to shape 05,
[12538]thanks to the expartiog of Peter J. BSTHUT?, ‘Teesruch sp SSTPI? will crovide
[12539]6 temmkiasl Feport, emt prwwumesiy is still costing an sera of ian urcuiase,
[12540]the detatle will sot de resostad tere. "tis tro sen to osy, but ee hope te
[12541]be able to have tee i? respare pove ésfootive “i2-1l's out se¢ replece than
[12542]vith cpersting umite eicrewer tere ise faiiaro. A peotles sight te beving
[12543]to adjust cseh asit ca the target lime. fise vill toll.
[12545]S$. Plans for -IS4v Fis eve te sctivte the XT of Lian Pam i caR corly ts...
[12546]Soptester using b:54153 oo the LP. Then we hove yolishle ewitering an Lisa ras /
[12548]‘eC, this, too, will de piped to LIZi@ vie CCT free Liss. ;
[12550]. be There ware » feu other aiscollarecas A5215 chares. Three dxplicste
[12551]tepes hed to ee ade fer the (OS, mree Levere tape recercers kad te be clesned
[12552]end repaired, and ose 0:20 4000-L ves clesacd esd ropsired.
[12554]vecuce U! 4g 838"
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[12569]RAZKID FOR ROAING
[12571]Chief of Station, Mexico City x : |
[12572]6) WDEORG BESReTD
[12573]mia. over OuerED Cem
[12574]“ eo CAR Noe DeLee
[12575]‘oh
[12577]Chief, WH Division
[12579]i
[12581]“Ak () PBRUMEN/LIRING-3 woes f
[12583]ACD RLF /RED - RRS ~ SS
[12585]Actioa Required: FYI
[12586]Reforence : HBMA-38250, 28 August 1967
[12588]Headquarters notes that on 9 August 1967 LIRIKG-3
[12589]was in contact via LIFEAT with one Electa LNU. Giver
[12590]LIRING-S'e artist background and the subject of
[12591]conversation - the visit of Rodolfo Heisler, a Swiss -
[12592]artist, to Cuba - it is suggested that Electa LHU
[12593]wight be Electa AREMAL (201-173795), the mother-in-layv
[12595]of David ALFAEO Siquieres the well-knowa Mexican Communist.
[12596]artist. i
[12598]Distribution:
[12599]2 - COS, Hexico City
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[12609]oD NG* S30 ust racvious amtion.
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[12615]ne
[12617]PEFERERCES
[12619]ASTOR REDARES -
[12621]FYI
[12622]References HMMA 32778 :
[12624]1. Forwarded under separate cover are ‘stx reports dated 31 July, 5, 11,
[12625]14 +.4 17 (two reports) Auguat 1967 conceraing the LIRIG-3 iia hiacrie prepsred |
[12627]_by.Wallace B, ROTOR, =| ee ee
[12629]2. The firet three reports 31 July, 5 and 11 Augnot deal with the recent
[12630]Moises CR0ZCO Leal “affair” (eee reference) and it's aftermth, The 1) August
[12631]Tipiit, which 15 6 ce elee os ale Ligens wresege va y-2, also deals with
[12632]this subject. LIRING*3"s conversation with Merceded “PEREIRA (report dated :
[12633]14 Avgust 1967) was reported in MEXICO CITY 2476. '
[12635]4
[12637]ROWFON's report dated 17 August 1967 4s of scm interest,
[12639]3.
[12641]A. The departure of the secretary LIFING-4 previously filled in
[12642]for reopens the possibility that LIRIHG@4 cay, agein, work at LIRING.
[12643]LIRING?G, in fact, recently received a neckiace from this secretary
[12644](@ rather unespected gift et this juncture).
[12646]B. The report indicates that LIRING personnel have doubts about
[12647]some of LIRING“3's activities (this is not too surprising). '
[12650]Reports a/s pars 1 UHDER SEPARATE COVER
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[13117]sented that the situaton in fu2t
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[13533]tacts that were exvecting hic chere. He expressed fear of
[13534]lene or even train en2 welcozed the suggesticn of L/3 that
[13536]fend Rafl Horeno drive hinacé 1/3 to Tanech
[13537]car. L/3 commented to Rowton that te <a. the xnowledse Crozco
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[13540]trips to Guatexela and Cuba.
[13542]5 '
[13545]2. Rowton then reslizins that 1/3 ued yrebedly walxed inte a Cangerous
[13546]ecareZully ccncersir orisin of his contect wita
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[13576]wife that he nad to co out of town on business for Rowton. He jwas therefore
[13577]_ forces to lie to. sowton. also for fear tha
[13578]-to L/S. Zowtern stressed thet it was
[13579]spurroundins the first contact with Crozco,
[13580]it night be a catier of ize and Joa :
[13581]‘+ 3, LTRITS/3 thea confessed” that be had. not estually sade the trip be not |
[13582]for the reasor Rowton suzpused. me rer] reasen he ex;lained was thbt when’
[13583]Croteo ecntacted him he saw Sergio Valéez-‘shertiy thereffter ter. the lat-
[13584]ter to his amazenent corzented: " I hsve been contacted. Eave you b been - ot
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[13589]nat he xncw th true f acts 1
[13591]th for his ! a
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[13606]thst be xnew of any nex contact thet he Se
[13608]* this thing elso." LINING/3 continued that
[13609]surprised und cisturted hi
[13610]Valdez wes invbided in the
[13612]aay --- of Rowton Re nad-no -resceux
[13613]: ‘disspleer so that he could
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[13643]ang Refl Moreno on the scene vas
[13644]_ larger picture that ke could not understaré. Ze adied taste "thie tise te ;
[13645]was detercined to find outs how Valdez gas linked with Crozco. \
[13647]&, zovtoen then asked 1/3 xhat he Enew about Crozec. -/3, replie? that be
[13648]knew only whet Crozco hinself had revenied to hin, vi iz. ,that his notter
[13649]was living in hexico City, that his father had kexx never been progressive
[13650]and hac in fa:t been arrested by the sovernaent (sresusably Arbenz} tot!
[13651]hac not been harned since he had been so™henest? snd his reputaticn was
[13652]above reproach. Orozco also izforsed 1/3 that ae nad been to Cuba several
[13654]‘ tines and recently was in teuch with Montes in Gusterala and up to recant-
[13655]ly had been doing propasan.ia work for the Faz. 7 ae
[13657]$s Rowten then stated that he had been doing his test to collect as xach
[13659]infersation on Crozco as possible and that ha was far from happy with what! -
[13660]_..be hed zanaged to uncover to date. He explained that he had verified the “4
[13661]j address given to him by 1/3 ( Calle Tenis $2/5) but eiscovered that 4% was;
[13663]the soze of Crozco's xother and that Crozco was not ac tually residing
[13664]there. He added that he had also learned that Crorcc's father was protab-
[13665]ly unsteble nentally and that his brother worked is S Folits a,ard this manag
[13666]wight account for. Valdez’ connsction wtih hin’ (Valdez working for Esfaga)
[13667]Eowton then stated that. he had « report that Le ha2 not as/yet been able
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[13691]reed thet tls 2 Beer But then it's ‘
[13692]very ¢ awton agreed but urzed
[13694]Me mee
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[13697]£ and hos he caze to use 1/3
[13699]she covld confront Crosce
[13701]4 rue facts of
[13703]: unuittincly as 3
[13705]" with bis suszicions ez2 ret hin to reveal what sovtir wanted to Know. Zow-
[13706]ton then sucgested tact 1/3 dros casually the rane of Erne sta Ganrere.,
[13708]: vayaby That se bad to see this lewyer the next dey on some business. owe
[13710]bk
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[13714]. ton explained that he ttought tnis would force Crozceo to talk since us
[13716]: would naturally be fearful of LI/2's revealing his wherzdo its to Capcsno.
[13717]L/3 replieé what he would mbllincly do this but unfortunately he did rot
[13718]i know Caporno. He su ; hovever, of a ruse thet nicht work. Ee
[13720]dares oa) gene ME NNR tase ere thea
[13722]“4
[13724]: could set in * sith vacoto Aodrimuez Feddlla, whe would
[13725]certainly know of Cepoano, and -2t eas much information '
[13726]A Jacobo before springing the name on Crozco. Howton an ec that
[13727]5 it was essential that 1/3 cet as noch of the true sty re - ;
[13728]nirat as possitl en :
[13729]: : Crozeo in sc a soe
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[13737]. + '
[13738]\ : hinself tte a; pearnsce ef a person of at “Least EBS years of age (ois trre i
[13739]i uge is 37,acccring te his own statezent}. I/3 recalled that Crozeo fine
[13740]i «+ formed hin in passing that Leonardo Castile of Fuk hed been killed i “
[13741]! . _-eetion.recentiz.--- 8 reper recta eee a Fi oF
[13742]H ?, In view o che urrencyz of the cevelopemtrs Rowton arran:ed another i
[13743]j meeting ith L/3 that sere evening ( 31 July} at midnight at Sanborns |
[13744]i Reforma.. .
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[13757]CLASSIFY TO FILE AO. ASSIFEED MESSAGE = @ verat carirs
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[13760]oo ele On. To orarce O SECRET : PEPROSCTION PPOHIZITED
[13762]~ pesteoy OD) sic. — Ptesom/umiT MOTIF SEO Af / yy ts fe 7
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[13778]~~ = =" SE ORE Peéareer CHE MEXICO CITY 2638.
[13780]Li i
[13781]DIRECTOR INFO GUATEMALA CITY “
[13782]‘ waonyv i
[13783]REFS A DIRECTOR 30629 S :
[13785]B MEXICO CITY 2564 Cr~ AY) oy
[13787]1, AFIERHOON 25 AUGUST 67 LIRE ORTED THAT MEETING
[13788]HELD OW 23 AUGUST TO DISCUSMCERLOS JURADO CAYE AND OTHER ITEMS
[13789]PROVED TO BE OF LITTLE rMpoRTARce
[13790]VESTIGATICN KeD TO BE MADE BUT HE HAS WOT BEEN ABL
[13791]CROZCO LEAL WHO PRIME WITNESS, IN MEANTIME, CAPUANO W
[13792]CARLOS WAVARRETE TC REVIEW HOW JURADO CRIGINALLY MADE CONTR
[13793]2. PER SUGGESTIGN REF A THAT STATION SHOULD NOT FEED INFO
[13794]TO LIREBEL-2 IN ORDER PROTECT JURADO, LIREBEL-2 TOLD ONLY THaT
[13795]‘ CASE SOUNDS IXTERESTING AND STATION WOULD LIxE BE KEPT ADVISED
[13796]CF DEVELOPMENTS, STATION ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN GUATEMALAN
[13797]COMMUNIST EXILE INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES AND CAPABILITIES, |
[13799]SECRET. oa. SECRE?
[13801]es J Caw
[13803]No SAID Au rue
[13805]OCATE MOISES
[13808]ous, JACK ™STEWART/1In _ (stentr :
[13810]EXxTs 6934
[13811]DATE: 24 AUGUST 1867
[13813]CABLE SECRETARLAT DISSEMINATION
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[13818]MESSAGE HOA ee ee
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[13821]een en Oy ent Ter eee he nee a ey
[13823]CONF a.
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[13827]SECRET wowh wa L ot .
[13828]> CITE DIRECTOR = =” - -
[13829]a ) wis ¢ "BOB ZS
[13830]vo [ PRIORITY MEXICO CITY INFO GUATEMALA CITY a, on
[13831]KAPOK : 7 : - :
[13832]OUT. owevTaANn nr ORGA CTY ATTN . te he wea weed
[13834]HEADQUARTERS WOULD PREFER SIMPLY HAVE LIREBEL~2 CONTINUE
[13835]REPORTING ALL INFO RECEIVED RE LIRING~3 RATHER THAN TRY FEEDING
[13837]INFO DESIGNED PROTECT LIRING-3. THIS DISCUSSED WITH ROWTON WHO
[13838]- wok Doo. a
[13840]IN AGREEMENT, ; 4 i
[13841]END OF MESSAGE i
[13843]i
[13845]ee es
[13849]WH COMMENT: Ref advises info given LIREBEL-2 by Ernesto CAPTANO
[13850]de Vecchio, Guatenalan Communist exile in Kexico, i
[13851]concerning suspicions of LIRING-3. Station writing |. —
[13852]until results meeting Guat Commie exiles concerning —-
[13853]LIRING~3 prior considering possibility carefully feed '
[13854]info via LIREBEL~2 designed protect 1 LIRING-3. i
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[13914]PRICSLTY DisEcToR “INFO PRIORITY GUATE“S7.A CITY
[13918]APOK
[13920]HE RECEIVED FROM ERNESTO CAPUANO TEL VECCYIO OF 1S RUG: 41
[13922]sy AIENNOCN 22 AUG 67 LIPESEL-2 REPORTED FOLLOWING STCP a
[13923]FOR PAST SEVERAL MONTWS, WEXICAN PAINTER CARLOS (JURADO)
[13925]DEL™AR HAS ATIENPTED SAKE CONTACT IN FEXICO WITH TOP LEADERS FuERZAS
[13927]ARM 2DAS REBELDE S (FAR) 10 GFFER SALE GF MEDICINE AND ARES, HE
[13929]FIRST MADE CONTACT WITH CARLOS HAVAPZETE (KNOWN TO ADDRESSEES) AND ; '
[13931]EXPLAINED HE HAS GREEK FRIEND WHO SELLS ARMS ALL CVE VORLD, G2EExy
[13933]SECAWE INTERESTED IN SELLING ARYS TO Fe2 AND ASKED JURADO To MA&XxE
[13934]NECESSARY, CONTACTS, NAVARRETE FOUR JU2ADO TOO EAGER AND Too *
[13936]INSISTENT ON ¥AKING CONTACT WITH FAR AND. INNEDIATELY BEGAN, TO SUSPECT
[13937]HIM aS CIA 02 WEXICAN SECURITY SERVICE PROVOCATION, AVARRETE
[13938]DID NOT HELP HIY AND JURADO SOMEHOW MADE CONTACT WITH MOISES (OROZCO)
[13940]LEAL. CAPUANO DOES HOT KNOW WHAT RELATIONSHIP OROZCO HAD viTn .
[13942]JURADO EXCEPT THAT LATTER OFFERED HIM ARNS, MEDICINE AND MONEY (398
[13944]DOLLARS) THE LATTER OF WHICH CROZCO DID NOT ACCEPT. PECENTLY, Be
[13945]JURADO CALLED CAPUANO AND ASKED TO MEET VITH HIM, SHOWED. chruaso -
[13946]LETTER WRITTEN BY OROZCO WHICH CLEARLY TO ICATED - cROZCO wap 1 TRAITOR St
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[13959]76 "CAUSE (SENT ADDRESSERS 11 yes 30%" - QHD 32807.. AFTER ‘SPERING
[13961]SCURITY* PROVOCATION BASED ON FCLLOWING POLITSs
[13962]A. JURADO TOO EASER AND JESISTENT O8 CONTACTING FAR .
[13964]LEADERS. ee ek
[13966]— 8.-JURADO, wHO-SUPPOSEDLY-H4i-ARMS. BUESHESS.TO-"AKE ~ ——— -
[13968]ONEY, OFFERED OROZCO MONEY FOR FAR (3€@ DOLLARS), #CTUAL
[13970]et .
[13972]mS SGLLER SOULE HARE AG Such OFrcn. ,
[13974]C, JURADO WANTED TO MAKE FAR LEADE®S AWARE OF tROZCO’S
[13975]TRAITOROUS ACT AND ARMS SELLE®S USUALLY TAKE tO INTEREST IN
[13977]INTERNAL PROBLEMS OF GUERRILLA GPOUPS THEY SELL TQ.
[13979]DB, CAPUANO DOES NOT BELIEVE "GREEK" EXISTS AND JURADO Y
[13980]USED THIS AS "COVER™ TO PENETRATE FA® MOVEMENT,
[13982]name
[13984]. ¢
[13985]2. CAPUANO ASKED LIPESEL-2 TO AID IN INVESTIGATION OF
[13986]: “JURADO, FIRST PHASE WILL BE TO INTERROGATE OROZCO Of KIS RELATION-
[13987]SHIP WITH JuRADO TO DETERMINE HOW FAR JURADO HAS PENETRATED THE FAR.
[13988]‘ CAPUANO SAID THERE IS NO PLAR TO DO JURADO BODILY HARM FOR THE
[13989]: PRESENT, BUT HE WILL BE IGNORED BY GUAT EXILES.
[13990]‘ 3. LIQEBEL-2 SAID THAT IN CONNECTION WITH JURADO, A GUAT 7
[13991]5 WHO HAS LIVED 1N CUBA FOR SEVERAL YEARS RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO SEE I
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[14013]WITH WIFE, THIS PERSON, ARMANDO PEREIFA, MET JURADO IN, CUSA NO
[14015]SaTE) AND WAS TOLD BY CURANS THAT JURADO ACTS ‘VERY suSPICTounY
[14017]AND IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED,
[14018]4. ON 23 AUG LIRESEL-2, CAPUANO, JOSE LUIS BALCARCEL AND
[14020]LUIS CASTILLO RALDA WILL HOLD MEETING TO DISCUSS GUAT COMMUKIST = ._..
[14022]EXILE LEADERSHIP IN MEXICO AND: JURADO-CASE.———
[14023]5. IT OBVIOUS FROM APOVE THAT CAPUANOD DOES NOT HAVE FULL
[14025]STORY JURADO’S ACTIVITIES AND HAS MANY OF HIS "FACTS" BADLY
[14027]“IXED UP, FOR ONE THING CAPUANO MADE NO MENTION OF JURADO’S TRIPS
[14029]T) GUATEMALA WHERE HE ACTUALLY CONT.CTED FAR HOR OF H1S MEETINGS
[14031]WITH “GARCIA” IN MEXICO CITY. IF JURADO*S STATEMENTS TO WALLACE
[14033]8. ROWTON C#:) BE BELIEVED, IT WAS FAR WHO ASKED HIM ABOUT POSSI-
[14035]SILITY TRANSPORT TO BORDER AREA WEAPONS PURCHASED BY FAR PROCURE-
[14037]“ENT MECHANISY SOME OF WHICH WAS IN TEXAS, IT WAS ALSO FAR THAT
[14039]ASKED FOR MEDICINES, DO NOT BELIEVE JURADO OFFERED FAR MONEY, ON
[14041]CONTRARY KE REPEATEDLY ASKED FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICINE AND: OTHER
[14043]TTEMS "SOLD" FAR, EITHER CAPUANO MISUNDERSTOOD JURADO OR LATTER
[14045]DID NOT REPORT HIS CCRVERSATION WITH CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO ROWTON,
[14047]JURADO WAS INSTRUCTED TO POINT OUT TO CAPUANO HE TOOK DIM VIEW OF
[14049]BEING USED BY OROZCO TO DIUBLE CROSS FAR EMPHASIZING THAT, HAD HE Aes
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[14071]HAD AS™S TG Glve 989ZC0 WHICH HE SoD uot) HE PROSAELY:- WOULD HAVE
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[14074]PECEIVED HiS SAYMENT IN LEAD SINCE ORS: COMPLETELY BROKE. | THUS
[14076]- 18- ‘CROZCO "ATFAIR™ If WAS FINANCIAL ASD. PERSONAL SECURITY ANGLES £ WHICH
[14078]OSTENSISLY EQTHERED JURADO AHD NOT HIS INTEPEST 18 FAR . i .
[14079]IQFEPR POLITICS, HE FURTHERMCRE ‘LOANED 020ZC0 322 PESOS:
[14081]_ AND SOT THREE-HUNDRED. DOLLAS, ~~ ~~~ = ae --- =
[14083]— = —6= WHATEVER HOLES “ASD CONFUSION EX EST IN- CaPrano’s ‘STATEMEATS 7
[14084]SF JURADO'S ACTIVITIES HE NEVEPTHELESS HAS GUESSED Basic TRUTH
[14086]eo ID APPATONILY SZIEAHISEG TO @AKE FULL INVESTIGATION, THAT
[14087]JURADO MAY HAVE EXCEEDED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND NOT REPORTED HIS
[14088]CONVERSATIONS WITH FAR AND CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO RGWION MAY 3E
[14089]CAUSE OF CURRENT TROUBLE. ROWIGN SEVERAL TIMES CAUGHT HIM 1K
[14090]PRICATIONS WITH HELP EXTENSIVE STATION WONTTOR ING HIS ACTIVITIES,
[14091]IT HAS ALSO BEES DIFFICULT 76 PREVENT HIN FROW BEING OVERACTIVE ‘
[14092]IN HIS DESIRE PRODUCE VALID FA® CONTACT. STATION HAS ALREADY, TOLD _
[14093]“LIREBEL-2 THAT IT HAS NO CONNECTION WITH JURADO. WILL walt FoR
[14094]PESULTS FAR 23 AUG MEETING MEXICO CITY CITED ABOVE BEFORE x.
[14095]FLORING POSSIBILITY CAREFULLY FEED INFO VIA LIRESEL-2 TO PROTECT
[14096]JWPADO, BELIEVE WARNING JURADO Via LETTER SENT By RCWION OR > eee
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[14205]WH/i “SECRET
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[14214]INFO GUATEMALA CITY :
[14216]novrwer rims
[14218]REP MEXICO CITY 2476 (IN 31815) co: ‘
[14220]1. FOLLOWING EQS TRACES POSSIBLY IDEN C2 RELATIVES PEREIRAS REF:
[14222]A, WERCEDES LLANOS DE PEREIRA, CUBAN WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
[14224]EMBASSY IN GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LE°T GUATEMALA 4 SEPT 1954
[14225]FOR MEXICO (HCGA-2454, 12 NOVEMBER 1954). .
[14227]B. SGFIA PEREIRA MARTIN, SISTER MERCEDES (HGGA-1434, -
[14229]' ;
[14231]12 NOVEMBER 1954).
[14233]C. AUGUSTO PEREIRA LLANOS, SPANIAZD WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
[14234]EMBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AEGR APTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA FOR.
[14236]MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434). . , . -
[14237]D. AKMADOR PEREIRA REDONDO, SPANIARD WHO TOOK EESEK ‘REFUGE ’
[14238]MEXICAN EXBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA Fea
[14240]MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434); DOCTOR AXADOR PEREIRA, PERSORAL
[14243]4
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[14248]----- FRIEND AND POSSIBLE BUSINESS ASSOCIATE OF EMILIO ROSENSTEIN STEN,
[14250]* POLISH-BOBN COMMUNIST NEXICO AND SUSPECT SOVIET AGENT. PRACTICING . _
[14251]* PHYSICIAN WITH OFFICE AT CALLE MONTERREY 122-17. ‘MAY BE IDEN WITH 3
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[14261]_ ae ieee SOT “PEREIRA HEDON,SPANTSW. EPCRLYCANCISUEATCO"WHO "EES Los + —
[14262]BEEN ACTIVE IN CENTRAL ANERICAK RZEVCLUTIGNARY GROUPS AND Is KEXZER OF
[14263]SPANISH COUNCIL FOR PEACE (HGl-1591, 29 KARCH 1956).
[14265]E. AMADA ENEIQUEZ PEREIRA, SISTER MIRNA TORRES, PGT HKEMBER
[14266]i
[14268](GUATEMALA CITY 3625, 8 JANUARY 1964).
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[14275]2. ALSO PROCESSING TRACES KERCEDES AND ARMANDO PEREIRA, ¥ILL .
[14276]'
[14277]ADVISE POSITIVE RESULTS, .
[14278]END OF MESSAGE 4 ; ;
[14281]«WH COMMENT: ©LIRING-2 in touch with MERCEDES and ARMANDO: \PEREIEA.. «. "
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[14587]for Willard C, CURTIS y
[14589]Attachment ;
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[14642]PROHIBICIONES: . , :
[14644]1.- Manejar en estado de etreded. | :
[14646]7 2.- Hecer sefalew inneceseree. - - . . _ 7 oe
[14647]3.- Rebseat por le derecha. . i - ‘ am
[14648]4+ Comtuar de carn! ain hacer le socal Jetudo, * j ~ :
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[14677]REF: MEXICO CITY 2479 (IN 32323)
[14678]_.-. REGRET HAVE BEEN UNABLE COME UP WITH SUITABLE INTERIM RANDLEE
[14679]FOR LIRING-3. SUGGEST RONTON SET UP PLAN FOR POSSIELE CONTACT BY
[14680]"TRUSTED BUSINESS ASSOCIATE WHO MAY BE COMING TEROUGS AREA." WILL
[14681]DISCUSS POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES WITH ROWTON DURING LATTER'S TDY WQS
[14682]BEGINNING 2] AUGUST.
[14684]WH COMMENT: ROWTON going on home leave 18 August. Station feeis ,
[14685]it most desirable keep direct contact vita LIRLNG-3 :
[14687]curing ROWTON's absence.
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[14723]Chiat of Station, taxtee ae
[14725]PBSUMBE/Letter Received by UIRIEG*3 from Rene “*0CE BOA Yunes
[14727]photocopies of this letter, It does sot look, from the scund of the
[14729]letter, that OCHOA'a morele is too high. = . 1
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[14734]for Willard C, CURTIS “
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[15280]: 1. MOTHER CF MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL PHONED LIRING-4 ON 14 AUSUST ,
[15281]| AND ASKED MEET MER, AT ENSUING MEETING CRoZCo’S MOTMER STATED THAT
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[15283]AURA MARINA ARRECLA, HER HUSBAKD AND SON WERE RECENTLY DEPORTED rae) - : “
[15284]GUATEMALA 3Y “MEXICAN POLICE WHERE EXECUTED ON ARRIVAL. : : '
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[15345]I. WALLACE 8. ROUVTON DEPARTIAG Of HOME LEAVE 18 AUSUST.
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[15353]POSSISLY GUATEMALA IN REAR FUTURE) DURIKG ROWTON’S ABSELCE.
[15355]USTIL SGSYIRL CAN BE SIVEN LIRINC~3 BY SPANISH SPEAKING OPERATOR
[15357]AS REQUESTED BY STATION, FEEL IT-WISE HOT PUSH LIRIHG-3 TO WITTING
[15358]LEHAQP BECQUTTMENT, THYPEFOVE BELIEVE LIRINS-3 SHOULD BE HANDLED
[15360]BY SPANISH SPEAKER ASLE PASS NOTIONALLY AS EUROPEAN BUSINESS FRIEND
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[15362]LANGUAGE NATURALLY DESIRABLE IT NOT ESSENTIAL AS PER ROUTON LIRING:3 "
[15363]WILL GOT QUESTION BACKGROUND KIS FRIEKD OP MEET HIN IN PRESENCE OF
[15364]OTHER FOREIGNER SIUCE HEETINSS HELD IN SAFEHOUSE, TO AVOID SECURITY
[15365]COMPLICATIONS AT THIS JUNCTURE RELIEVE LIRING-3 YOULD BES I 2E HANDLED
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