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[147]NO UROUXING REQUIRED
[148]ONLY QUALIFIED DESK
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[153]Cuiel, oR Divielons
[155]Chief of Station, Mexico City oe
[158]-6 LODMPROVE/LIENVOY - Terro de WANSTRAM or WANSTROHM (phonetic)
[160]TRIN PLOSELD - ALFLRENCES
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[165]1. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachnent A are two LIEXVOY
[166]transcripts of 12 November 196% and two LINNVOY Lranseripts of 12 Novem
[167]tockho.
[169]1963 which Headquarters may consider Lor transmtbtal to Siatlon
[170]“, ¥orworded under separate cover as Attachment Bis a photomraph
[171]an unidentifled male (who was Beco
[172]photoyraph the Station acset did not ob
[173]nt, 1k60 hours on 12 November 105.
[174]tieal with Subject since the male in the phoLograpi Is the only uniden
[175]vino was also accompanied by a wont mc,
[176]The Slbation reea; nines, ry,
[178]itn) who visited the Soviet xb
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[182]so he go nordLe lype.
[183]iy Clalaes to be a Gvede ror cover purposes.
[185]what Subject may
[187]4, The PollowLny is the comment made by Douglas J YGLASS, whe
[189]Station's UTEINOY translator, concerning Albechment At
[191]"Me exact spellini; of this neme could not be deteratned. Ho
[192]Larted by naying that tt is - W - woe t.. and then stopped, onpha
[193]he Lwo dots above A, It te very surance that he, bela, 4 Gveto d
[194]k the atd of his Sweéish Consulate, tut applied to the Cavien 3
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[197]bacsy el asked for a man, whom he me
[198]‘wat sbranger slLill is the response of the Embassy offtefats, who wv
[199]out of their way Lo £ind a ship for him, Usnally requests of this
[200]nature are brushed acide end quite otton in a very cade manner. J)
[201]teom his non-Britisn accent ant almost t
[202]lived in the United States or Cenndn for quite sm
[203]PEMMOOD of fleer nurees with PETNGLACS' corsuent roafacding the usual
[205]jnetunce of Sovies Embassy offtelals to help ia a matter or this t
[207]k, Station Mexteo has no record of any nerk the Soviaw Mbas
[209].
[210]travelling to Oaxaca during thie perio,
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[216]Station, Mextcea hae-wo traces Subject, .
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[279]SQENVOY<8 Gat80e OA TT Oct 1959
[280]Wt LOUD RUTRURES Sas
[281]Referauce; - A, HMMW-=+L2027 dated 23 Oct 1963
[282]Bl PMMA -CI3aL dated 10 May 1963 :
[283]Cy. HMMA+20408 dated 1) December 1962 mo,
[284]Le Siamen Mexite regrets the confugion over the statin of LIENYVOY-8,
[285]Ue waa teciouneted 29 Brteuacs 1960, An Agent Service Record 1a attached,
[286]fy The ote pterym LIE MMA +20408 diated 19 Der ember 1962 !
[287]should have beet DIENWOYsA, vactera voted that LLENVOYs*4 had been
[288]emitted and called this te the attention uf the Station tn HIMMW L457 dated a
[289]BAprib i963, Wasa cet mateed ac bat time that LDENVO¢-9 had been inchided
[290]in erear in the precect ten watead of LIENYOY6. in
[291]Wallerd C, CURTIS j
[294]Enclosure: \ s
[295]Azent Service Record
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[335]LIENVCY PRODUCTION - NOVEMBER 1963
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[411]* Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY,
[413]ACTION REQUIRED . REFERENCES
[414]Action; None. For Headquarters intormation.
[416]Reference: HMMA-22135, 13 September 1963.
[418]1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
[419]activities during September 1963.
[421]2. Target Lines = September 1963.
[423]The following lines were covered during the month of September:
[425]20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio“
[426]20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[427]24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez -
[428]43-01-35 “Melquiades Maldonado Sandez
[429]23485825 --Alfonso Aguilar Monteverde peit
[430]24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casteliejos a: “ ey
[431]45-59-52 — David Alfare Siqueiros "+> _ Af Cds
[432]13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa boots
[433]. 43-15-06 —Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero Ayer 3 ye
[435]19-15-06 —Roberto Romero Adama — boo
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[439]SIO GEE elako .
[440], Enclosure: Removed from Project <2 29/2
[441]ion C3 Classifications 7 < a i fa
[442]Production Report 77, Pane Dy Pre
[443]pox: 7 Folds " j
[444]Distribution:
[445]ve WH, w/encl
[446]“CROSS REFERENCE TO reer AND NUMBER : | c
[447]| HMMA- 22267 | “8 October 1963
[448]ey _ CLASSIFICATION ~ ngs memo SS” —
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[458]CONTINUATION OF “oS po
[459]DISPATCH -CEOBRET. a ‘PMMA & C289
[462]be ee Sn
[464]10-29-69 ~ Movimienta de Liberacion Nacional
[465]46<12-70 -C, TAL,
[467]46-11-30 DFS,
[469]46-09-50 —D,F.S, (disconnected 183 September 1963)
[470]35=36-52 = Politica (Revistas Manuel Marcue Pardinas)
[471]46-60-15 —Prensa Latina
[473]46-60-16 Prensa Latina
[474]14442-37 Cuban Embassy
[475]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy (disconnected 23 September 1903)
[477]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (apartment of Ramon Sinobas
[478]: disconnected on 23 September 1903 when apartment
[480]; became vacant)
[481]14=13=26 Cuban Embassy
[483]15660-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
[484]. 15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
[485]715469=37 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)
[486]{561907 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
[487]1591264 Soviet Embassy (Film Repzesentative)
[488]45-61-80 Czech Embassy
[489]45-61-31 Czech Embassy
[490]20-38-98 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 18 September 1963)
[491]20-68-69 Yugoslav Embassy (connected 23 September 1963)
[492]20-68-23 Yugoslav Embassy (connected ¢3 September iYo3)
[494]Headquarters will note from the above that three Hines were disconnected in
[495]order to cover three Yugoslav lines. Two of the lines which were diaconnected
[496]were Cuban Embassy linea, both were not in use by the Cubans. One was in
[497]the apartment which had been vacated by Ramon Sinobas and not occupied by
[498]other Cubans, The other was a telephone in the Cuban Rimbassy which was
[499]never answered. The Cubans are trying to get Sinobas' line moved to the
[501]They have also asked foc the telephone company to repair lao9lal4.
[503]Embassy.
[504]ugoslay
[506]As soon aa theae lines are working again, coverage of two of the Y
[507]Embaasay linea will be dropped in order to pick up all the Cuban lines which
[508]are presumed to have a much higher priority. —
[510]3, Processing of LIENV OY Information
[512]The Station continues to receive full transcripts in Spanish on the
[513]Cuban lines (three), the Soviet Embassy lines (five), and ag of 13 and 23
[514]S wptember the Yugoslav lines (three), These transcripta are received cach
[515]morning for the day before. During September, the LIENVOY monitors
[516]transcribed 1396 pages in addition to the daily resumen.
[518]The outside translators now working on LIENVOY transcripts are
[519]Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, who is used for. almost any backlog which
[520]beging to occur.
[522]David B, SCHLAGETER, field contract agent, who transcribes the
[523]Czech take. ’
[525]Victor W. OBOLD, career agent, who transcribes the Yugoslav portion
[527]of the Yugoslav take. ,
[529]Nouglaa J, FRINGLASS, ataff agent. who continues to transcribe the
[530]Russian language portion of the Soviet take,
[532]4, Exploitation of LIENVOY Information
[534]Two leads from LIENVOY of operational interest in September 1963 were:
[537]ve TS 1 ca A
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[552]DISPATCH
[554]Le
[556]a. On é September 1963 a Russian speaking female contacted -
[557]the Soviet Embassy and asked for Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV, KGB, —
[558]She identified herself by name and as a professor from New Orleana, She
[559]gave the addresa of her apartment and asked for a meeting. This lead was
[560]promptly followed up by station investigative asacts who identified the woman
[561]and learned that she was attending a philosophera’ conference at the University
[562]of Mexico. She returned to the United States on 17 September, All available
[563]infozmation was forwarded to Headquarters for paasing to ODENVY.
[565]b. MEXI-6135 reported the contact between an unidentified Czech
[566]woman and the Czech Embassy.
[568]5. Liaison
[570]On 18 September 1963 Oliver G. GALBOND and Willard C, CURTIS
[571]met with LIELEGANT and LIERGO. They also saw LIELEGANT on 20
[573]September.
[575]6. Security
[577]There were no security problems during this month.
[579]7, Technical
[580]There were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle.
[582]8. Personnel
[584]Robert B, RIGGS continues to meet Arnold AREHART each morning
[585]before 0800 hours to receive all LIENVOY tapes and traacripta from the
[586]previous day, The daily meetings with Victor W, OBOLD and David B.
[587]SCHLAGETER, the two EE translators, Wetttransferred on 18 September 1963
[588]from the Station EE cage officer to the KURIOT technician, Gregory D.
[589]PARMUTH who delivers and receives reels and transcripts from them each
[590]day. PARMUTH also acts aa a cutout for Douglas J, FEINGLASS.
[592]Paul V, LEVISTER, Headquarters KUTUBE officer, visited the
[593]Station from 22 September to 1 October to consult with LIENVOY and LIFEAT
[594]case officers in preparation for a report to be written on the two projects
[596]as examples of tap operations which produce both positive intelligence and
[598]operational leads.
[599]9. Production,
[601]There is attached a list of reports,cables and dispatches forwarded to ,
[602]Headquarters during this month,
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[630]. MFXI 6135 HMMA 22000 EMM 7723
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[632]MEXI 6129 (HMM 7742)
[633]MEXI 6107
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[635]MEXE 6097 (HMM 7725)
[636]MEXI GOke (MM 7721)
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[648]PERSONALITY BRIEF
[650]1. General Lazaro CARDENAS del-Rio
[651]7 AS a pro-Communist, anti-United States former (1934-1940)
[653]. ~ President of Mexico, CARDENAS plays an important role itn the
[654]‘ ; political activities of Mexico by virtue of his being the
[655]spirtual leader of a great part of the Mexican left. His
[656]leftist sympathies appear to fall primarily with the current
[657]regime in Cuba (He alledgedly is a close personal fiend of
[658]Fidel CASTRO), secondarily with Communist China, and
[660]lastly with the USSR.
[661]2. Braulio MALDONADO Sandez
[663]MALDONADO is a politically unscrupulous pro-Communist
[664]former Governor of Baja California, He is a national leader
[665]Of at least three Mexican leftist organizations: (1) FEP
[666](People's Electoral Front), united single front of Mexican
[667]Communists and Leftists; (2) MLN (Nationa}] Liberation
[668]Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Cuba Communist Front; and
[669](3) CCI (Independent Peasants' Center), radical, anti-Mexican
[670]Government organization. Having been banished from Mexico
[671]until after the 1964 elections for anti-government activities,
[672]MALDONADO is currently in Europe and secking admittance to
[673]the USSR, obstensibly to visit his daughter who is a student
[674]at the Friendship University in Moscow,
[676]3. Alonso AGUILAR Monteverde
[678]AGUILAR is a prominent pro-Communist Mexican intellectual
[679]who is the titular head of the MLN (National Liberation
[680]Movement), rabidly anti-U.S., pro-Communist front. He is a
[681]full-time professor at the National Autonomous University of
[682]Mexico and maintains active contact with several international
[683]leftist and Communist figures. He has recently travelled to
[685]Cuba and Warsaw.
[687]4. Jorge Leonidas TAMAYO Castillejos
[689]1
[691]TAMAYO is a Communist professor at the Nalional Autonomous
[692]University of Mexico. Heis a leading member of many Communist
[693]front activities in Mexico including the CMP (Mexican Peace
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[701]Committee}, the MLN (National Liberation Movement), and the
[702]CEM (Circle of Mexican Studies). He has been in contact with
[703]several leftist figures of various echelon, including Gen.
[704]Lazaro, CARDENAS, the Cuban Ambassador to Mexico, and Polish,
[705]Soviet; and Chinese Communist officials. TAMAYO's son has
[706]Studied in Warsaw and travelled to the USSR and Communist
[708]China.
[709]5. Jose David ALFARO Siqueiros
[711]ALFARO, one of Mexico's most prominent artists, has been
[713]. imprisoned for eight (S) years as a consequence of the role
[715]he played in the Communist-inspired railroad stike of 1959,
[717]He is a leader of the PCM (Mexican Communist Party) and has
[718]visited the Soviet Union, He fought for the Loyalist Army
[720]in the Spanish Civil War and was later arrested in Mexico
[722]for complicity in the murder of Leon TROTSKY's secretary.
[723]ALFARO has a long history of pro-Communist, anti-U.S, leanings.
[725]6. Roberto ROMERO Adaas
[727]ROMERO is an informant for the Cuban Intelligence Service
[728]in Mexico.
[730]7. Enrique GONZALEZ Pedrero
[732]Pro-Communist professor at the National Autonomous
[733]University of Mexico, GONZALEZ Pedrero has contributed to the
[734]writing or editing of at least five (5) leftist publications
[735]in Mexico, He ts a member of the National Committee of the
[736]MLN, has alledgedly received training in the Soviet Union,
[737]and has travelled to Cuba twice in recent times,
[739]8. Ignacio ACOSTA Lagunss
[741]Pro-Communist ACOSTA, a lawyer, is an aide of General
[742]CARDENAS and a leading member of the MLN. He frequently has
[743]contact with high-level personnel of both the Cuban and
[744]Soviet Embassies in Mexico City. His political activities
[745]include travel to Cuba and the Soviet Union, aid in the
[746]management of the Communist Trade Fair in Mexico, and a great
[747]deal of participation in promoting sympathy for the Cuban
[748]Revolution in Mexico,
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[754]9. Direccion Federal de Seguridad ~, Federal Security Police
[756]The principal functions of this security unit are to:
[757](1) Provide a plain-clothed security detail for the President,
[758](2) maintain an extensive telephone tap activity on both
[760]7 the Rightist and Leftist political opposition forces, and
[762](3) .perform investigations and arrests of primarily political
[764]. offenses. The unit's agents are largely poorly trained,
[766]insecure, and unreliable. Their professional characteristics
[767]are best described as being dishonest, cruel, and abusive,
[768]The position, at this moment, of Manuel RANGEL Escamilla as
[769]Director General of .DFS is precarious,
[771]10. Politica
[773]A Marxist anti-U.S. semi-monthly magazine published in
[774]Mexico, Politica is printed by Talleres Graficos de Mexico,
[775]the same shop which prints La Voz de Mexico. In addition to
[776]the modest revenues derived From a circulation of 15,000
[777]to 25,000, Politica is financed by the Soviet Embassy, the
[778]MLN, the PPS, and possibly, the Cuban Embassy. As an
[779]indication of the Mexican government's assessment of the
[780]capability of this magazine to influence public opinion, it
[781]is worthwhile noting that Politica frequently experiences a
[782]great degree of difficulty” In printing and circulating itself
[783]due to the government's repressive efforts.
[785]11. Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional (MLN)
[787]Organized under the influence of the PCM in August 1961,
[788]the MLN today is dedicated to the furtherance of the mutual
[789]interests of its adherents who are found primarily in the
[790]ranks of the PRI, the PPS, the PCM, the CNC and the UGOCM,
[792]The MLN's objective 1s to gain lcftist political represen-
[793]tation in the government by inciting PRI to accept leftists
[794]into its camp. AS a consequence of this objective, the mission
[795]of MLN is to generate evidence of popular leftist sympathy
[797]by means of fomenting agitation among the popular, labor, and
[799]peasant masses,
[801]12. Confederacion de Trabajadores de la America Latina (CTAL)
[803]The CTAL has recently been replaced by the CUTAL (Single
[804]Confederation of Latin American Workers). Until recently, the
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[808]pro-Communist, CTAL, which is described as being the liaison
[809]bureau of the WFTU (World Federation of Trade Unions) whose
[810]headquarters are in Prague, was headei by Vicente LOMBARDO
[812]Toledano.
[814]13. Prensa Latina
[816]i Operatiéng directly under the Cuban Communist regime,
[817]Prensa Latina is obstensibly a press service, In reality,
[818]however, it is the official propaganda organ of the Cuban
[819]Government. Prensa Latina works closely with Tass, the
[820]Soviet Agency; with Hsinhua, the Chinese Agency ; sand with
[821]Cetepka, the Czechoslovakian Agency.
[823]50-6-15/3
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[827]Se ee va
[829]Chief of Stations, Bexico City
[831]3: Chief of Station, Gnatemals City
[832]: Chief, aH vivisios
[834]2 Vietor Meavel GUTIZRAZZ Garvie (201-06248)
[836]Refs: A. HHAs-11038, 16-Angust 1963
[838]Bb. WNRA-222602, 3 Getober 1963
[840]1. Reference is sede to year questioa absat the typa infsrma-
[841]tion seoded on GUTTERREZ. Heedqeerters is iaterested in “eurrant"
[842]fefermotion on his activities, aad especially on bis troevels aad his
[843]contact with Sanuel Va5A Perez, Chief of Ge2 st the Cudon Embassy
[844]ia Hexico City. The comment on fi2e-7289 regarded only the soa-
[845]disseaination of the report, aad uss vot jatesded to disceursge tha
[846]Station from reportiag ieformation on seettags netueen GOTIERREL
[848]sad VEGA.
[850]2. Headquarters wauld oppreciate receiving, on 3 cvatiazuiag
[851]basis, portiaeat information ow GUTIZQAEZ extracted {rom the
[853]EXD OF DISPATCH
[856]2 ~~ CO3, Hexleo City
[857]lb - COs, Guatemala
[859]24 Getober 1963
[863]& a 2014-68245
[868]2 October 1963
[870]MSNORANDUM FOR: Chief, Forelgn Intelligence
[871]SUBJECT: TDY to Mexico City
[873]l. After taking a good look at LISNVOY and LIFBAT, I would agree
[874]with the persons J talked with in Mexico; they maintain that any well-
[875]run tap operation should produce substantial intelligence information,
[876]provided the targets are of intelligence interest, and provided aleo
[877]there are people at the atation who look for it and are able to recog-
[878]nize it. The case of LITBAT is interesting in this respects It has
[879]been deprived of its most productive linea in faver of LIZXVOY, and
[880]yet its intelligence production compares favorably, with that of the
[881]other productive taps, except LIENVOY.
[883]2. Mexico has people who can detect any little item of intelli-
[884]gence significance. Thia includes the Chief of Stacion, who goes over
[885]the highlightu of the previoua day's take every morning and marks
[886]certain {tems for action by atation case officers or reports officarsa.
[887]The reports officers work on copies of the take at the same time.
[889]3. ‘There are several aspecte of LIENVOY that make it an excellent
[890]operation and an cutstanding producer of intelligence. I will dascriba
[891]thes in detail when ny notes cot here from the station. The principal
[892]factors in the auccess of LIRNVOY seem to be the following. .
[894]a. The agreement meade with top Mexican officials, unlike
[895]many such agreements elsewhere, 19 aa mich in effect tcday as it
[896]was ot the atart: the targeting is not based on personal politica;
[897]the intercept staff has stayed on the Job; the equipment is con-
[898]sidered to be on loan from CIA.
[900]b. The native monitoring staff has reached a peak of effec-
[901]tiveness that evoryone at the station praises very highly.
[903]c. Tha station is organized to handle the tuke speedily as
[904]Soon as it comes in. The Chief of Station, the case officers, the
[905]reporta officers, all work on it at the same time and excnange
[906]views on hot items. They de not let reports backlogs accumulate,
[908]14.90000
[910]d. Each new item on a target person is linked to a past
[911]histery; what appears as a fragmentary bit in a-conversation
[912]becomes a meaningful development, in a contimuous atory. Contle
[913]muity on the job makes this possible.
[915]@. The equipment is kept in good working order by complete
[916]Qleaning dod checking of each unit once a month. The 3Z units
[917]in use today are those installed fn 1959.
[919]kh. A detailed description of LIENVOY and its counterpart LIVEAT
[920]should provide good models with which to compare other tap operations. .
[921]It should give criteria for good procedures. [t should givw some. idea
[922]of. the desirable sise of such operations, considering the available
[923]targets, the size of the station, and the other tasks and operations of
[924]the station. It should chow vhat the station puts into ita tap opera-
[925]tions and what it gets out of then. LIBNVOY and LIFEAT are an interesting
[926]example of two interacting operations, one joint and the other indepand-
[928]ent.
[930]5. My stay in Mexico was as interesting and fruitful as it vas
[931]enjoyable. And I hope it was not too great a burden on the station.
[933]ye
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[947]to + MEXICO CITY
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[951]con: C/WH 5
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[954]To NEXI iNfFO nn CITE DIR 6 8 9 0 6
[956]RYBAT LIENVOY
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[959]CEFR SED
[961]IDEN IN BRILLARD MESSAGE TO CURTIS TRANSHITTED BY GALBOND
[963]IS MR. GERARD CAMPAGNA.
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[974]QUFICcER
[976]/ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROFEBNED, Cerny No.
[978]COORDINATING OFFICERS |
[980]RELEASING OF FIGER ["
[982]CLSSIFICATAS
[984]_ pe ICOENS STRAT
[986]JeARy QUALITIES CSS,
[987]Teun soar mona
[989]Chief, WH Division
[995]seers
[997]_.-_ Chief-of Station, Nexico-Clity——
[999]suautct n
[1000]Monthly 0] rational Report for Project LIENVOY {
[1002]ACTION REQUIRED - RUFERENCES
[1004]Action: None. For Headquarters' information,
[1006]Ref : HMMA-22005, 23 August 1963 \
[1008]1, There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
[1009]activities during August 1963, °
[1010]1
[1011]V
[1013]2, Target Lines - August 1963.
[1014]during this reporting
[1016]Thore ‘were no ehanges in the target Lines
[1017]pertod, The Yugoslav lings have not yet been connected but one of them should
[1018]be operating by the und of September.
[1020]4, Processing of LIENVOY Informations
[1022]HMMA-22000 dated 21 August 1963 transmitted the “rst group of
[1023]copies of transcripts against the Cuban Lines, Since that tim, earban copies
[1024]have been forwarded to Headquarters on a wookly basis,
[1026]Orville HORSFALL, staff agent, has eliminated the backlog of
[1027]some fifty reels from the Russian lines and at the present time igs working on
[1028]the Polish LIFEAT coverage which Woodrow GABEOTL (ps) has net doen able to
[1029]— handle, HORSFALL will be used tn this capneity only wil the Station has a
[1031]higher priority Job for him or until hia permanent assignmen: is determined.
[1033]Thore has becn no change in Douglas J, FEINGLASS’ assignment
[1034]since the last progress reporte
[1036]— 4, Explottation of LIFNVOY Information.
[1038]Te following are some (not all) of the explcitations during
[1039]August 1963 of Leads from LIFNVOY!
[1041]a. LIENVOY contributed support to the REDNOOD AEJUMBO oper”
[1042]ation during this poricd by conflrming reveral contacts between the prineipals
[1043]involved, Details of this case have been reported by the Station SR Case ofricers
[1045]bd. On 8 August LIFNVOY reported indications that sn unnamed
[1047]enna ye
[1049]CROSS REFERENCE 10 | OHSPATCIt SYMBOL AND NUMBER , TE
[1050]! . 3 ae fal
[1051]1 HMMS-22135 - .l a3 September 1903
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[1054]1 CS PRE Nese
[1056]2
[1057]a as
[1058]CLASSIFICATION | «4° 7g,
[1065]14-0000
[1068]CONTINUATION OF
[1069]OISPATCH
[1071]IDAAAR2ELSS
[1073]to travel alono by plane to
[1075]DIZTAG diplomat stationed in Carnear planned
[1076]pouch for turnover in Mexico and
[1078]Mexieo City via -Panan earrying a diplomatic
[1079]return to Caracas with diplomatic mail received from DIZTAG courters in Mexi@e
[1081]This wag reported to Headquarters, Carnens, and Panama as & possible opportunity
[1082]to obtain or copy these pouches. (MEXI-56UL) :
[1084]es. On 7 August this project revealed contact between the
[1085]Partido Popular Socialista and the Seviet fmbassye Roberto JARAMILLO Flores,
[1086]national leader of the Juventud Popular Uoctnlista, the youth organization of
[1087]the Marxist Partido Popular Soclalista, arranged for an urgent meeting with aa
[1088]Nikolaty Sergeyevich LEQNCV, Third Secretary and Cultural Officer of the Soviet
[1089]Embassy. It will ve reealied that LEONOV went to the Soviet Union and acted
[1090]as tnterpreter for Fidel CASTRO on his visit there venrlier this year. MEXI-5705
[1091]transmitted a report on JARAMILLO's contact with LEONOV.
[1093]de On 5 August LIENVOY reported the presence in Mexico of
[1094]one Doctor Paul BARAN who was in contact with Cuban fnbassy offielals and prom-
[1095]inent Mexican Marxist intellectuals. BARAN appeared to be on a trip throughcut
[1096]South America. A check of Station files revealed that this was probably identical
[1098]with Paul Alexander BARAN, Russian born naturalized U, S. citizen and professor
[1100]of economics at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. BARAN has visited
[1101]Moxico in the past and made contact with American Communists and Mexican leftists.
[1103]This information was sent to Hendquarters in MEAT«5735 for dissemination to
[1104]ODENVY.
[1106]es On 12 August William HOSE, who identified himself as a
[1107]student from the United States studying at the University of Mexleo (UNAM). aszed
[1108]for an interview with Vicente LOMRARDO Toledano, Secretary Genernl of the Popular
[1109]Seelalist Party (ees). ROSE claimed to have letters of Introduction to LOMBARDO
[1110]{rom labor leaders in the United Statens A check of Station fileo revealed
[1111]Whillam Maurice ROSE, 1UTh Federal Way, Salt Lake City, Utah, as a student at
[1112]the UNAM. This repert was sent to Headquarters in MEZI-95752 for dissemination
[1114]to ODENVY.
[1116]ft. On lL Awtust Henry WALLSCHMIDT, 3662 Carrington Avenue,
[1117]Los Angeles, California, contacted the Soviet Emvessy and voluntcerea his sem
[1118]vices to them. The detatls of this fontact were forwarded to Headquarters via
[1120]HMMA-21905 for dissemination to ODENVY.
[1122]@ On 7 August a person who claimed to be a U.S, citizen with
[1123]a name which sounded like ARNERO contacted the Goviev Fmbassy and referred to
[1124]a previous visit at the Mabassy when he discussed intormation on ship movements.
[1125]He also asked for asylum and made an appointment to sce Oleg NECHIPORFNKO, Soviet
[1126]Vice Consul and KGB officer. A perecn of American appearance was photographed
[1127]by LIEMPTY at the time of the arranged appointment, A sanitized copy of this
[1128]photograph together with information from LIENVOY was passed locally to ODENVY.
[1129]MEXI-5784 forwarded the report to Headquarters.
[1131]h, On 9 August LIFNVOY reported that an American pilot with
[1132]wife and emall son were at the Cuban Embassy trying to get ea visa to go to Cube.
[1133]MEXI-5/9" reported details for Headquarters. ODENVY was advised locally after
[1134]receiving Headquarters’ authorization.
[1136]4, LIENVOY covered the netivities of Barry Terry PRIMUS, New
[1137]York actor who was expelled from Mexico on 19 August for participating in Marxzist~
[1138]Coummist public disturbances on 18 August. See MEXT-SO5h and 5655 for furtrer
[1139]details.
[1141]gd. On 20 August Moe FISHMAN, Secretary of Veterans of the
[1142]e in the U.S. asked the wife of "avid Alfaro SIQUEIROS how the
[1143]help rree SIQUEIROS. FISHMAN also made an appointmens to meet
[1147]Lincoln Brigad
[1148]Brigade could
[1149]with Margarita NELKEN, prominent Spanisic Suusinlss cuile.
[1150]this report to Headquarters for dlasemtnation to ODENVY.
[1152]5, Liaison.
[1154]As reported in reference Willard C. CURTIS met with LITENSOR to
[1155]arrange for a sensitive PBRUMEN case on 15 August 1963. The caso is still
[1157]ponding.
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[1177]CONTINUATION OF
[1179]DISPATCH _suer rer | HYMA~22135
[1181]ne ee fe penn en a ee enn tthe
[1183]Securitye
[1185]There were no security incidents within the project during this
[1187]Technicals
[1188]re were no technical problems which AREHART could not handle.
[1190]The
[1192]Personnele
[1194]There have been no changes in personnel since the last report.
[1196]9. Produc sione
[1198]a list of reports, cables and dispatches for
[1200]There is attached
[1201]warded to Keadquarters during thio month.
[1203]Attachinent t
[1204]As stated above.
[1206]Distribution?
[1209]a- Files
[1211]Waa S
[1213]THREE
[1215]ler me t
[1217]i
[1222]MEXI-5977 (HMM 7698
[1223]MEXI-5976 (HMM 7697
[1224]MEXT-5892
[1225]MEXI-5864
[1226]MEXI-5963
[1227]MEXT-5856
[1228]MEXI-5855 (HMM 7644)
[1229]MEXI-5854
[1230]MEXI-5803
[1231]MFAI-5794
[1232]MEXI-5789
[1233]MEXI-5783 nee 7633)
[1234]MEXI-5702 (HMM 7632)
[1235]MEXI 5757
[1236]MEXI 5753
[1237]MEXI 5752
[1238]MEXI 5705 (HMM 7609
[1239]MEXI 5675 (HMM 7601
[1240]MEXI 5672
[1242]MEXI 56/h
[1244]20 +
[1246]LIENVOY PRODUCTION ~- AUGUST 1963
[1250]1M 7694
[1251]HMM 7690
[1252]HMM 7672
[1253]HMM 7665
[1254]HMM 7653
[1255]HMM 7650
[1256]OM 7635
[1258]HMM 7631
[1259]HY 7627
[1260]EMM 7610
[1261]HMM 7602
[1262]HMM 7599
[1263]BMM 7598
[1264]HMM 7597
[1265]HMM 7595
[1266]HAM. 7585
[1267]IM 7583
[1268]HYM 7581
[1269]HMM 7567
[1271]20 +
[1277]HMMA 21964
[1278]HMMA 21963
[1279]HMMA 21958
[1280]HMMA 21940
[1281]EMMA 21956
[1282]HMMA 21951
[1283]HMMA 21910
[1284]HMMA 21905
[1285]HMMA 21900
[1286]HMMA 21874
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[1299]POmeMhthen, GERARD | CAM PAGWA.
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[1304]joy Copepm
[1305]Vath week Ab lsutttie te ead
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[1308]eA, tle Cae ome
[1309]rid the tepartes
[1312]14-0000
[1314]12 Septenber 1963
[1316]Bear Willard:
[1318]This may seem to you like a voice out of the void, but I
[1319]always carry in my miad your repeated invitations to visit you
[1320]and remember clearly your acquaintance and kindness to ay
[1321]brother. Strangely enough it seems to continue to be true
[1322]that the only escape from this jail~-like desk is back to ny
[1323]old area where I nevor expected to roturn--I even had one this
[1324]Spring. Just now I have a specific reason for wanting to
[1325]visit your place, that is, in addition to our own porsonal
[1327]reasons,
[1329]For some time I have been bent on trying to push for sore
[1330]positive information froma taps and audio, I realizsa tnat it
[1331]dis taken for granted around the world that the purpose of taps
[1333]and audio is for operational leads, particularly in the KUPESS
[1334]field;
[1336]In one or two places in the world, positive production is
[1337]outstanding and we have been making a study for sone tine
[1338]trying to see why it works in some cases and not in others,
[1339]Oas of the outstanding examples is LIFEAT and especially LIENVOY.
[1340]These seem to be far ahoad of other similar operations around
[1341]the world even though they seam to approach tho problem
[1342]sonevhat similarly. It occurred to mo that woe might find out
[1343]what makes yours so especially effective by having one of ay
[1344]paople go to your station for a few days to talk with you and
[1345]your officers and get the detailed story. I could then take
[1346]another look at the other operations and see what's missing or
[1347]what's wrong, I'm suro this would be of great help to the
[1348]place as a waole. If you agree, I vill send Paul ¥. Levister
[1349](Iden), the editor of our Foreign Intelligence Series (our
[1350]Btaff doctrinal papers, the first few of which have been
[1351]dispatched to you). He could bo in Mexico City on or about
[1352]23 September, or any time thereafter that is more convanient
[1353]for you and your peopla, Could you let us know your reaction
[1354]by cable, and if it's favorable, when you would prefer to have
[1355]Levister arrive, Yea would confirm his HTA by cable.
[1357]i
[1359]14-0000
[1361]Galbond is leaving tomorrow to make
[1362]way and I have asked him to be kind cnou
[1364]Tho desk here concura
[1366]in our interest su
[1368]a visit down your
[1369]gh to pass this to you,
[1370]bject to your approval,
[1372]14-0000
[1374]gan PROCESSING ACTION
[1376]MARRLD FOR IROL KING
[1379]_ Chief, WH Division HO INDEXING SEQUINED
[1380]wt. i an ; -— Fomy quauirits ors
[1382]7" CAN JUDGE ROCKO,
[1384]From :
[1385]Chief of Station, Mexic
[1388]_ Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY
[1390]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[1392]Action: None. For Headquarters Information,
[1394]Reference: HMMA~=21845, 30 July 1963
[1396]1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project LIENVOY
[1397]activities during July 1963.
[1400]2, Target Lines - July 1963.
[1402]The following lines were covered during the month of July:
[1404]20-3018 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[1405]20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[1406]24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez
[1407]43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez
[1408]23-85=25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
[1409]2461975 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos
[1410]455 9—52 David Alfaro Siqueiros
[1412]1321-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa
[1413]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
[1414]11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Lagunez
[1416]1915-06 Roberto Romero Adams
[1418](coatinued) -
[1420]Enclosure:
[1421]Production Report
[1423]Removed from Project FOE 2O6ER,
[1425]CS Clossitic ‘ .
[1426]ation: “er 7
[1427]JOR ¥ Og /F5r EE 2e-e 22/3
[1430]Us = WH, w/encl . vee) Boxs 29 rotds_&
[1434]CROSS REFERENCE TO OSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUWEES | OME
[1435]eee as ' 23 August 1963
[1438]| was FILE NUMBER
[1440]|
[1442]i
[1444]5046675 [a
[1448]oS
[1451]ye shat Ar etd arae hy?
[1453]CONTINUATION OF
[1455]! |
[1456]DISPAICH : | HMMA=22005
[1457]fap en ans eae Snes tener erent et re Rt eke ae ie et
[1458]10229969 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
[1459]AGal2=70 C.T.AVL an
[1460]46=-11"30 DVF.S, -
[1461]46-09-50 D.F.S,
[1462]” 35036052 Politica (Revista = Manuel Marcue Pardinaas)
[1463]46-60-15 Prensa Latina
[1464]. 4660-16 Prensa Latina
[1466]14-42%37 Cuban Embassy
[1467]14092014 Cuban Emba sey
[1468]25-07-95 ~ Cuban Embassy
[1469]25-09-14 Cuban Elmbassy
[1471]. 14-13-26 '  Guban Embasay
[1473]- "  15=60"55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
[1475]; 15=61=55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
[1477]15~69=8T Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)
[1478]~ 1561-07 Soviet Embaaszy (Commercial Office)
[1480]15~12"64 Soviet Embassy (Filme Representative)
[1481]4561980 Czech Embassy
[1482]45=61-381 - Czech Embasay
[1484]On 7 Auguat 1963 the Station EE case officer requested LIENVOY coverage of
[1485]the Yugvelav linea. Arrangements are being made to put these lines in within
[1487]the near future,
[1488]3. Processing of LIENVOY Information,
[1490]The Station continues to receive full transacripta in Spanish from ten
[1491]lines (five Cuban Embassy and five Soviet Embasay), DIR-6076+4 dated
[1492]13 August 1963 asked the Station to send to Headquarters one copy of the full
[1493]transcripts from the Cutsin Embassy lines. These are being forwarded ona
[1494]“weekly basis, The firat group ia being forwarded as an attachment to HMMA=22000
[1495]dated 2h August 1963, If they do not please Headquarters officers who desire
[1496]them, it is requested that the Mexico Station be promptly advised with any
[1498]suggestions for changes,
[1500]On 6 Auguat 1963 Orville HORSFALL, staff ayent, arrived in Mexico
[1501]to work presently as a unilateral monitor but eventually as the supervisor of
[1502]a tap center either under LIENVOY or LITEMPO, He has established himself
[1503]outside and is presently at work eliminating the backlog of Sovict tapes,
[1505]Douglas J, FEINGLASS continues to do the Russian from LIENVOY,
[1506]the Russian from two LIFEAT lines on Soviet targets, and the Russian from
[1507]the LIPAWN audio operation. In addition, FEINGLASS sends clipped transcripts
[1509]to the Station ready for 201 files. ;
[1511]+. Exploitation of LIENVOY Information.
[1513]HMMW-11831 dated 6 August 1963 indicated that Headquarters was
[1514]not well informed on the way the Mexico Station exploits operational leads from
[1515]LIENVOY. The outside staff agent, Arnold AREHART haa instructions to alert
[1516]the Station immediately if a U.S, citizen or English speaking person tries to
[1517]contact any of the target installations, This is done by a telephone call from
[1518]outside the tap center at a pay phone to Robert B. RIGGS inside the Station,
[1519]Emergency nieetings are arranged in double talk (meeting for coffee or lunch),
[1520]RIGGS meets AREHART within fifteen minutes at a presarranged downtown
[1521]lecation and receives the reel with an extract of the pertinent conversation,
[1522]The reel ia then taken to the Station and given to the case officer responsible
[1523]for the target the person was trying to contact. Headquarters is notified by
[1524]cadle of the action taken. Only in rare cases is information on a U,S, citizen
[1525]passed without prior Headquarters approval.
[1527]i nan ee iat
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[1535]wa ELST TT rg
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[1541]CONTINUATION OF !
[1546]ie | yyima-22005
[1548]ne
[1549]. &
[1551]“ee To 2! ~
[1552]as
[1553]Ss XN Fa’
[1555]Other leads appear in the full transcripts or daily resumen. They
[1556]also are exploited by the Station case officer responsible for the target where
[1557]the lead appears. For example, on le August 1903 Boris KAZANTSEV,
[1558]recently arrived Counsclor of the Soviet Embassy and former defection target
[1559]in Mexico, called hia wife at their regidence. The number was not listed but
[1560]was immediately checked by Raymond GERENDE who determined that the
[1561]number was the switchboard of theapartment house where KAZANTSEV and
[1562]several other familics live. The reason the Station checked out this number
[1563]was to put unilateral coverage on it if pousible; however, the switchboard was
[1564]beyond the Station's capability tohandle.
[1566]Maryknoll priest Felix MCGOWAN contacted the Cuban Embassy on
[1568]“31 July 1963, MEXI-5565 reported details of this contact. This cable was sent
[1569]to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.
[1571]Professor WEBB (fnu) of the University of Louisiana contacted Mexican
[1572]Communist Jorge L. TAMAYO Castillejos, prominent Mexican Marxist intel=-
[1573]lectual and professor at the University of Mexico, and arranged to meet with
[1574]him on 31 July 1963, MEXI=5563 reported this contact to Headquarters for
[1576]dissemination and action by ODENVY.
[1578]Bartolo (fnu) contacted former Governor of Baja California, Braulio
[1579]MALDONADO Sandez on lo July 1963 regarding the sale of Cuban pesos. MEXI~5569
[1580]reported this contact to Headquarters for dissemination and action by ODENVY.
[1582]5. Liaison
[1584]On 15 Auguat 1963 Willard C, CURTIS met with LITENSOR to arrange
[1585]for a sensitive PBRUMEN case (MEXI=5787 reported the details of this meeting).
[1587]6, Security
[1589]There were no security incidents within the project during thia month,
[1591]7. Technical
[1593]There were no technical problems during this period,
[1595]8. Personnel
[1597]Orville HORSFALL's arrival is the only change in personnel since the
[1598]last report and he is handled as an independent agent by the Station, with no
[1599]LIENVOY personnel aware of his presence in Mexico, Robert B, RIGGS seea
[1601]HORSFALL daily to deliver and pick up tapes,
[1603]9, Production
[1605]There is attached a list of reporte, cables and dispatches forwarded
[1607]Vitard (Mert
[1609]iMlard C, CURTIS
[1611]to Headquarters during thia month,
[1613]SN
[1616]14-0000
[1618]PRODUCTION - JULY 1963
[1622]a NY AY
[1624]MEXI-5570
[1626]MEXI-5569
[1628]MEX1-5565 .
[1629]MEXI-5532
[1631]MEX1-5487
[1633]MEXI-5465 (HMM-7547)
[1634]MEXI-5459
[1636]MEX1-5458 (HMM-7543)
[1638]~ MEX1-5457 (HMM- 75-44)
[1640]MEXI1-5452
[1641]MEXI-5438
[1642]MEXI-5412
[1643]MEXI-5377 (HMM~-7525)
[1644]MEX1-5353 (LIMM-7524)
[1645]MEXI-S35L (HIMM-7523)
[1646]MEXI-5340
[1647]MEXI-5334
[1648]MEXI-5296
[1649]MEXI-5295 (HMM-7403)
[1651]cE IN,
[1653]19
[1657]HMMA3
[1659]HMMA -21824
[1660]HMMA -~ 21802
[1661]HMMA - 21762
[1662]HMMA -21742
[1663]LIMMA- 21709
[1664]HMMA - 21693
[1665]HMMA- 21681
[1666]HMMA- 21673
[1667]HMMA- 21672
[1668]HMMA - 21669
[1669]LIMMA-~ 21655
[1673]—————es
[1677]HMM-7542
[1678]HMM-7539
[1679]HMM.-7502
[1680]HMM-7501
[1681]FIMM-~-7500
[1682]HMM-7499
[1683]HMM-7498
[1684]1IMM-7497
[1685]HMM-7496
[1686]HMM-7495
[1687]tIMM-7486
[1688]HMM-7481
[1689]HMM-7480
[1690]HMM- 7478
[1692]44
[1694]PRS TESS Mt aR ote
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[1698][ DISPATCH | geet!
[1700]|
[1701]Chief of Station, Mexteco City J Th | Xo mo incense astm o.
[1702]_ USES Le ee
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[1706]Chief; WHD ve eee . Ln _
[1707]SUBST we . a : : iy ~ = .
[1711]References: A. MEXT 5b48 :
[1713]Bs MEXI 5857 ;
[1714]1. The referenced cables describe tvo recent incidents in which the
[1716]Mexico City Station mie use of LIEMVOY information to take investigative or
[1717]punitive action against security suspects. The first reference reported the
[1718]Adentifying and "trapping" .of a PEPHIME citizen who was offering his services
[1719]to the Cuban Exbassy, and the second reported the deporting of a Cuban IS
[1720]agent identified by LIENVOY material.
[1722]ane
[1724]- .2- In both of these cases, there seems to have been departure from the
[1725]extreme caution with which the Mexico Station has always handled the LIENVOY
[1726]material. Admitting that the cables do not set out enough facts to enable us
[1727]to make a final judgment, ve still feel a little uneasy dout this use of
[1729]- LIENVOY material. In the first cage, the Station sent an agent to the suspect's
[1730]hotel, posing as a Cuban Embassy official to "trap" him into revealing his
[1731]intentions. The scheme, which was admittedly clever, succeeded, but we vere
[1732]concerned sbaut what would have happened 1f the Cubans themselves had decided
[1733]to ecmtact the individual. Would not the LIENVOY operation have been exposed
[1734]to some extent? We grant that the Cubans and other bloe pergonnel in Mexico
[1736]City may suspect LIENVOY exists, but they do not know it --- yet. Incidentally,
[1737]ve had no traces on the PEPRIMER involved.
[1739]3. The second case involved the detection, apprehension ond deportation
[1740]of a Cuban IS agent vhoge whereabouts were learned through LIENVOY. From the
[1741]— few facts we know about this case, we cannot really judge the “posaible risk to
[1742]LIENVOY. The Mexico Station created LIENVOY and hes always guarded its security
[1743]with serupulous care. Has there teen a change?
[1745]4. Finally, pleasenote that both these cases should have been reported
[1746]to Heedquarters before action was taken. In general, arrests, deportation,
[1747]™~ trapping, or other action against sccurity suspects should te approved by Head-
[1748]quarters, except where in the opinion of the Chief of Staticn, the added tima
[1749]needed vould seriously impair ODYOKE security or the security of our operations.
[1750]The Mexico Station has always done this, and the coincidence of two recent cases
[1751]where. it vas not done inspires us to query you. Please let us know your views.
[1753]Distribtuion: J08 we: 554
[1754]2 = Mexico City 202s 25-4 sles
[1756]CROSS REFERENCE TO Hl DISPATCH SVMUTA AND NUVHER { OATE eee
[1757]| i “FAus
[1758]| 1963
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[1825]. Hqs File No: 50-6-75/4
[1827]To > Chief, WH Division
[1828]FROM =: Chief of Station, Mexico City "No Indexing Required
[1830]SUBJECT & Monthly Operational Report for Project LIENVOY
[1831]ACTION : For Headquarters information, —
[1832]REF: HMMA-21530 dated 14 June 1963
[1834]1. There follows the monthly operational report for Project
[1835]LIENVOY activities during June 1963,
[1837]‘ 2, Target Lines - June 1963.
[1839]The following lines were covered during the month of June:
[1841], 20-39-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[1843]| 20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[1845]; 24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez
[1847]H 43-01-85 Melquiades Maldonado Sandez
[1849]! 23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
[1850]24-51-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castellejos
[1852]' 45-59-52 . David Alfaro Siquziros
[1853]13-21-14 . Francisco Galinda Ochoa
[1854]43-15-05 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
[1855]11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta Laguaez
[1856]19-15-06 Roberto Romero 3dams
[1857]10-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
[1858]46-12-70 C.T. ALL.
[1859]46-11-30 D.F.S.
[1860]46-09-50 ‘ D.FLS.
[1861]35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Mandel Marcue Pardinas)
[1862]46-60-15 Prensa Latina “
[1863]46-60-16 Presa Latina
[1864]14-42-37 Cuban Embassy
[1865]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy
[1866]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy
[1867]25-09-14 Cuban Embassy
[1868]14-13-20 Cuban Embassy
[1869]15-60-55 Sovier Embassy (Chancery) |
[1870]15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) i
[1871]15-69-87 Sovier Embassy (Military Attache)
[1872]15-61-07 Sovier Embassy (Cammorcial Office
[1873]15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (Films Representarive)
[1874]45-61-80 Czech Embassy
[1875]45-61-81 Czech Embassy
[1877]3, Processing of LIENVOY Information,
[1879]Of the lines covered, all are of interest to KUBARK and approximate
[1880]ly oae Ralf of thei ave exclusively for KUBARK, The LIENVOY tap center
[1881]mosizors continue to prepare daily summaries of significant items from all
[1882]lines, In addition, they prepare full transcripts in Spanish for ten lines (five
[1883]Cuban Embassy lines and five Soviet Embassy lines). These transcripts are
[1884]used by che Station Case Ofiicers tor Cuban and Soviet operations in following
[1886]leads of interest,
[1888]_ TERS CATION: _ 7 ~ Pact NO
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[1902]14-0000
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[1906]CONTINUATION OF i .
[1907]ONMPATCH i SEc ‘a T 7) UMMA-21845
[1908]lt ns Cannes
[1910]On 5 June 1963 Douglas J. FEINGLASS, Staff Agent, arrived in
[1911]Mexico to replace Howard G, SAFARANO, the Station translator for Russian
[1912]language conversations appearing on LIENVOY and LIFEAT lines, SAFARANO
[1914]- departed PCS on 15 June thus freeing an inside slot for use by an operations
[1915]officer, FEINGLASS’ usefulness to the Station is handicapped by his inability
[1916]to transcribe the Spanish portion of the reels from the Soviet coverage. This,
[1917]despite Headquarters assurance that he coull do these transcriptions, Howeved,
[1919]_ he has settled into outside living condi:ions with a minimum of difficulty,
[1921]. For the present, a monitor from tie LIENVOY tap center is transcribing the
[1922]Spaaish portion ofthe above take, There is a Station backlog of Soviet tapes
[1923]numbering about 50 waich accumutated during the period when FEINGLASS
[1924]was trying unsuccessfully to transcribe the Spanish, The backlog Is being
[1925]retained until Orville HORSFALL arrives, In addition to the Russian trans-
[1926]crptions, FEINGLASS also eltps the cranscripts for individual dossiers thus
[1927]relieving the S.ation Cas¢ Officer tor Soviet operations of a clerical task,
[1928]Afcer the arrival of HORSFALL. the Mexico Station will review requirements
[1929]for outside translators and make recommendations for future use of
[1931]FEINGLASS,
[1933]In early June to support the AMROD operation, the Station requested
[1934]full transcripts of the Cuban Embassy lines, In addition, Thomas G,
[1935]URQUHART (ps) while on temporary duty in Mexico was given access to the
[1936]LIENVOY tap center co review the traftic on a current basis,
[1938]4, Exploitation of LIENVOY information,
[1940]Coverage of the Cuban, Czech, and Sovlet Embassies provided
[1941]derails of their personnel, their contacts, travel and other useful CE data,
[1942]In most all cases of official travel, LIENVOY gave the Station advance
[1943]information when reservations were made, Confirmation of the travel Is,
[1944]of course, obtained through the LIFIRE project,
[1946]The traffic is reviewed for English speaking persons who might
[1947]be U.S, citizens making contact with Soviet or Soviet Satellite Embassies for
[1948]political or other reasons, On 20 May 1963 an English speaker identifying
[1949]himself as Albert Kennedy called the Soviet Embassy and requested political
[1950]| asylum for himself, his wife and seven children. Subsequent investtgation
[1952]revealed that he was also a protection case at the U.S, Embassy in Mexico,
[1954]Appropriate U,S, agencies were advised of Subject's contact with the Soviet
[1955]Embassy,
[1957]5. Liaison,
[1959]During this reporting period there were no mect ings berween the
[1960]Chief of Station KUBARK and LITENSOR; however, regular contact was
[1961]maintained with LLELEGANT and LIERGO,
[1963]6, Security,
[1965]There were no security incidents within the project during this
[1966]month, As reported in MEXI-5170, 26 June 1963, the true name of a
[1967]KUBARK case officer was revealed co the Cuban Embassy by a caller who
[1968]refused to identify himself, From the transcript ic appea red that the Cuban
[1969]Embassy was not interested in making coniact with the caller who claimed to
[1970]have details of KUBARK operations in Mexico,
[1972]7. Technical,
[1974]staff agent, has kepi the equipment working
[1975]eu oN “Ty — Tract Ere) 7
[1976]{ LX ONTINUED | TWO
[1978]i
[1980]rome Cure SAT ON
[1985]: Tage TN reserciniry
[1986]: CONTINUATION OF — —_ i ae
[1987]DISPATCH Senet | HMAGS -2t845
[1988]| en See ee
[1990]effectively, As Headquarters ts being advised by separate cable, the Mex {co
[1991]Sration dues not plan to replace the present LIENVOY equipment wil the next
[1992]Presidential candidate is named, assuming of course tha: this will occur witht
[1993]the next few weeks,
[1995]8 i
[1997]Personnel,
[1999]On 17 June Robert B, RIGGS resumed meciing Arnold AREHART and
[2000]routine case officer functions for LIENVOY, Gregory PARMUTH meets
[2001]Douglas J, FEINGLASS daily io deliver and receive the Soviet Embassy
[2002]traffic, PARMUTH'’s assistance in obiaining Ilving quarcers and necessary
[2003]sterile office furniture was responsible for the case with which FEINGLASS
[2004]was able to seztle into his-outside statf agent status,
[2006]In the opinion of Thomas G, URQUHART, who has spent some tine
[2007]inside 2 ap center, Arnold F, AREHART is doing a commendable job In
[2008]the management of the center, - In addition, AREHART has a general aware-
[2009]ness of the take from each line, When leads of inierest appear, he notifies
[2010]the Scation immediately so that action can be taken,
[2012]Willard C, CURTIS contacts LIENVOY-2 when the Station desires
[2013]contact with the Mexicans directly or when AREHART is absent,
[2015]9, Production, -
[2017]The volume of paper produced by this project ts hardly reflected In
[2018]formal disseminations, operational cables, and dispatches waich numbered
[2019]39 during June, The daily summaries, che transcripts from «vo Czech lines,
[2020]five Soviet tines, and five Cuban lines are retained for background use In
[2021]Station files. They could be more fully expluited for reporting purposes IE
[2022]personnel were avaltlable,
[2024]There is attached a list of reports, cables and dispatches forwarded
[2025]to Headquariers during his moath, .
[2027]eG 4
[2029]Attachment:
[2030]As stated above,
[2033]Lan CiW iD w/att
[2035]2- Files
[2037]. 30 July 1963
[2039]ERR TTT GERD
[2041]. SET 11 jecntnase [THREE
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[2046]|
[2048]LIENVOY PRODUCTION
[2050]MEXI's
[2052]MEXI 5170
[2053]MEXI 5169 (HMM 7465)
[2054]MEXI 5128
[2055]MEXI S11
[2056]MEXI 5089
[2057]MEX! 5072
[2058]MEXI S071 (HMM 7437)
[2059]MEXI 5066 (HMM 7426)
[2060]MEXI 5042 (HMM 7415)
[2061]MEXt 5035 (HMM 7412)
[2062]MEXI 4993 (HMM 7404)
[2063]MEXI 4966
[2065]12
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[2070]June 1963 |
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[2074]HMMA ‘gs
[2076]HMMA 21647
[2077]HMMA 21594
[2078]HMMA 21593
[2079]HMMA 21540
[2080]HMMA 215230
[2082]HMMA 21437.
[2084]HMMA 21474
[2085]HMMA 21464
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[2089]HMM's
[2091]HMM 7466
[2092]HMM 7467
[2093]HMM 7461
[2094]HMM 7457
[2095]HMM 7448
[2096]HMM 7442
[2097]HMM 7435
[2098]HMM 74405
[2099]HMM 7403
[2100]HMM 7401
[2101]HMM 7335
[2102]HMM 7363
[2103]HMM 7378
[2104]HMM 7374
[2105]HMM 7369
[2106]HMM 7367
[2107]HMM 7364
[2108]HMM 7363
[2109]HiMM 7366
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[2129]AGREED AERE VERSATIN TRANSCRIPTS NOT NEEDED ROUTINELY,
[2131]Dan
[2133]tia
[2135]RESUMES ALERT CaSE OFFICERS TO CONVERSATIONS MAY WANT IN FULL,
[2136]TAPES CAN BE FARNED OUT TO AREHART OR OTHER CONTRACT PERSONNEL OR
[2137]HANDBED BY STAFFER CONCERNED, URGUHART AGREES THIS SATISFACTORY
[2138]FOR HIS PURPOSES AND UNAWARE OTHER sas NEEDS THIS TINE, -
[2139]SECRET ,
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[2149]* ¢fs CQOENT: *SUOESTED CURTIS RAISE QUESTION VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTIONS OF | GIENVOY
[2150]PERIPGN TAKE WITS CAINOLD WHILE LATTER MEXI.
[2152]Seay Dopeaseges:
[2156]GROUP 1%
[2157]EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN}
[2158]GRADING AND DECLASSIF I CATION,
[2160]LOA PTA IS ERAMUNTEA, Cory No.
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[2182]INFO, DALY QUALIFIED
[2183]. HEADQUARTERS OCS
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[2189]al of LIEN a gwaAer :
[2191]Ux BCC
[2192]ACTION REQUIRED RLPERENCES
[2194]TLFIC
[2197]Attached, for addressees, are copies of the LYGSVOY Resuzens for
[2199]9, 10, and 11 May 1963,
[2201]Willard ¢ CURTIS
[2203]Attachmants
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[3097]Month! Activities Re
[3099]ACTION REQUIRED REFLRENCES
[3101]ore for Project LIENVOY
[3103]The follow tng is the Mev 1963 report for Project LIENVOY:
[3105]A, Target Lines as of 31 May:
[3107]\ 20-39-18 General Lazare Curdsaas del Rio
[3108]20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[3109]24-18-18 Bra.tllo M: tdonade Sandez
[3110]43-01-85 Mziqulades Maldonado Sandez
[3111]23-85°25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
[3112]24-51-75 Jorge L. ‘Tamayo Custetlejos
[3113]45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquctros
[3114]13-21-14 Francisco Galinde Ochoa
[3115]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero
[3116]11-16-48 Ignaclo Acosta Laguass
[3117]19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams
[3118]10-29-69 Mov lmtento de Liberacton Nactonal
[3119]46-12-70 C.T. ALL,
[3120]45-11+30 D.E.S.
[3122]45-09-50 DFS,
[3123]35=36-52 Politica (Revista = Ma rcite)
[3124]46-60-15 Prensa Latina
[3125]14-42-37 Cuban Embsssy7
[3126]45-60-16 Prensa Lacina
[3127]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy Removee trom Project KoB206 en:
[3128]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy cs Classification: J¢ -6- 2G
[3129]25-09-14 ‘ Cuban Embassy!08 © 23-/72774
[3131]15-59-55 Sovier Embassy (Maln Entrance)
[3132]15-61-55 Sovle: Embassy (Chancery)
[3133]15-69-87 Sovier Emdassy (Miltary, Aitache) J5
[3134]$e -a: FSD
[3136]DATE DISPATCHED
[3137]12 12 jure 1953] L4 June 1953
[3138](WSAATON SYMSOL ANO NUMBER
[3139]HMMA -21530
[3141]HEAR NRTESS OLE NUMEER
[3143]Su-6-75/4
[3145](Continued)
[3148]14-0000
[3150]TE OFA r Ce SUE BC Bhat) NOP
[3151]CONTINUATION OF | HMM 4, 21530
[3152]yd Tay iad v
[3154]DISPATCH SECRET
[3156]15-61-07 | Soviet Embassy (Comniercla: Offtec)
[3157]15-12-54 Soviet Embassy (Fllm Represencative)
[3158]45-61-80 * Grech Embassy
[3160]45-61-81 Czech Embis sy
[3162]B. Maierial Processed
[3163]93 pages of dally resumes
[3164]33 reels of Czech Embassy taped coaversatioas
[3165]120 reels of Sovict Embassy taped conversa loas
[3166]57 pages of Cuba. Ems isy transcripttons
[3167]41 pieces of miscellaneous material
[3169]There was a total of 544 reels of taped conversations recorded during the
[3170]month,
[3172]C, Exploitatioa of Material
[3173]A sample of LIENVOY coverage was the uncovering of a harrass~
[3175]men’ zperation against the Embassy by the use of forged routine forms 19
[3176]embarrass the Embassy aad kaow: antl-Comiuniszs, (See MEXI 4659 aad
[3178]TIMMs+22431),
[3179]D. Security
[3180]No knowa security problema,
[3181]E. Technical
[3182]None
[3183]F, Production
[3184]During May, LIENVOY produced the fifty-two (52) reports Usted
[3186]in the attachment, The usual large amevne of CI/CE personallty and
[3187]operational materlal was also obtained,
[3189]G. Lialson
[3191]Chief of Sta:lon has seen LITENSOR iwice during May and these
[3192]meetings were reported in MEXI-45-44 dated LO May 1963 and MEX1-4681L
[3194]dared 22 May 1963,
[3195]N\ (
[3196]WLar e
[3198]Attachmean.:
[3199]As stated above,
[3202]23'= C/WHD w/att -, _
[3203]2 - Files 5a -6-75/3
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[3208]Us PREVIOUS COMION CASS HOF =F a
[3209]REPLACES FOGMS . {}
[3210]40% $1 sda ANG _ SEGRE Hemet J CONTINUED
[3211]ries AME OBSOLETE a TWO
[3216]PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1963
[3220]MEX1-4795
[3221]MEX1-4788
[3222]MEXI-478i
[3223]MEXI-4754
[3224]MEX1-4724 (HMM 7328)
[3225]MEX1-4718 (HMM~-7327)
[3226]MEAI-A7100
[3227]MEXI-4809 5
[3228]MEX1- 4659
[3229]MEX1-4952 (HMM-7295)
[3230]MEXI-4639 (HMM-7290)
[3231]MEX1-4523 (HMM-7239)
[3232]MEXI-4616
[3233]MEXI-4598
[3235]MEXI- 4596
[3236]MEX1-4572 (HMM-7273)
[3237]MEXI-4490
[3238]MEXI-4474
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[3250]HMMA - 21401
[3251]HMMA -21397
[3253]HMMA - 21345
[3254]HMMA-=21343
[3255]HMMS -21320
[3256]HMMA -21290
[3257]HMMA =21238
[3258]HMMA -21281
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[3322]2 LIFFVaY_Coveraga_of Cuban Eobassy____-___—
[3323]ACTION REQUIRED REPERENCES
[3324]act: FYI
[3325]REF: HMMA-21068, 12 April 1963
[3326]- 4 \
[3328]1. Returned herewith are two reels of LIENVOY coverage of the Cuban
[3329]Embassy which wore, forvarded to Headquarters by the referenced dispatch.
[3331]2, Three conversations, including the SINOBAS/SCANTLING contact on 8
[3332]April. 1963 have been excised from EC 11, 8 April, for retention at Head-
[3333]quarters. The conversations immediately before and after the SCANTLING
[3334]contact vere taken out g0 sa not to pinpoint pessible interest in that
[3336]contact.
[3337]3. The Station's support in providing these documentary materiale is
[3339]greatly appreciated.
[3340]END GF DISPATCH
[3342]; A Removed froa Project Ko BADGER
[3343]Attachnents ‘ CS Classification: SO- G- 79/3
[3344]As stated above b/y sony 93-709/74
[3345]Boxt 29 Folds &
[3346]Distributions
[3348]0&1 = COS, Moxie City w/att b/w
[3352]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER OATE
[3354]CROSS REFERENCE TO.
[3356]t
[3357]> Hq Pot 15L:0 May
[3358], CLASSIFICATION. WQS FILE HUMBER
[3362]cava OISPATCH |
[3364]a — SRN SD OR
[3366]14-0000
[3368]Chief of station, Hexico Gidy
[3370]” ™ Pee MARS
[3371]. : ASS CO
[3372]Chief of Station, Panama eas
[3376]| nlof of Stat
[3377]Chief, YH Division
[3378]SuBJECt ar eae
[3380]"2 LIENYOL Coverage of Cuban Bubassy
[3382]i
[3386]t
[3388]ASTRON REQUIRED REFLNEMCES
[3389]FYI
[3390]1. Forvaréed herewith are brief digests of Cuban Embassy
[3392]calls monitored through LIENVOY during the first days of April
[3393]1963 by Thomas G. URQUHART. .
[3395]2. ‘A copy of this dispatch with attachnent is being sent
[3396]to COS: Panama at his request because of that Station's interest
[3398]- dm ARELLANO, .
[3400]: 3. Owing to the occasional lack of logging, it was not
[3402]always possible to ascertain the exact date a particular conversation
[3403]took place, Hence, some of the sunmaries are attributed to a
[3405]period greater than one day.
[3407]END OF DISPATCH
[3409]Removed from Prajest TOSID6ER-
[3410]CS Classification; 2C-6- 257@
[3411]Jes a 28-7 29/ 7%
[3413]Box: 029  Foldt__¢.
[3416]O&1 = COS, Hexico City, U/Att.
[3417]1 - COS, Panama, ¥/Att.
[3419]cart NPD T DATE DISPATCHED
[3422]1 May 1963; KEY)
[3424]SNSPATION SYMEXR, AND NU MEER
[3426]HUNW=11541
[3428]HEADQUARTERS FRE NUMBER
[3432]OF rE SYNOCL
[3434]CWHD
[3436]= 53 Use Resa. SEO es ustom sie unanweratusea : 8) P
[3437]I DISPATCH
[3439].
[3441]oe ame
[3445]14-0000
[3447]HIGHLIGHTS OF LIENVOY COVERAGE CF CUBAN
[3448]EMSASSY, EARLY APRIL 1963
[3450]2 or 3 April 63
[3452]urgentiy. They will aoet et Woo cr W30. ee eays he mist seo hia
[3453]very urgently. They will meet at 1100 or 130.
[3455]Viotor Rico Galan holds what appears to be social chatter with Sinobas,
[3456]They montion a mutual friend (umamed) and note things are getting better.
[3458]A man identified only as Horacio calls Buonaventura (Reyes). They talk
[3459]about hotels and agree to mest at the Embassy at 1730,
[3461]Tho Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobas about the caso of a man named
[3462]Arralleno er Arollanc, Sinebas is cut. Solivian Embassy aska to be called
[3464]‘ pack at telephone U: 00 56,
[3466](Comments Arrellano is of spooial interost to PACY)
[3468]Maria Lourdes do la Pena calls for Teresa Proenza, vho is out. On a
[3469]further conversation mention is uade of Haria Elena (Vasquez Gomez?) and the
[3470]two partica agree to mest at 2030 at some place located at the corner of
[3472]Henburgo and Genova,
[3473]Teresa Proenza calls to the fronton for Joso Luis "Azamondi® (probably
[3475]& jai-alai player). He is eut. She leaves a mossage for him that there is
[3476]& letter for him at the Cuban Embassy for his daughter and he can come for it.”
[3478]Vicente Rojo calls Preensa about the bulletin, An envelope wag left at
[3479]the Embassy gate.
[3481]Mirna Torres calles Buenaventura Reyes and they hold a sociable talk, She
[3482]wants to send & package and lstter (probably to Cuba) and they discuss the arrival
[3483]of the plane 6 April, She sayy sho will bring the things tu the Embassy before
[3485]that,
[3487]The Bolivian Embassy calls for Sinobag. He is out. (Phis probably has to
[3488]do with the Arellano case),
[3490]Miss Gomes Sanches calls for Sinobaa, who is out.
[3492]Dr. Jaime Brane (visiting Cuban doctor) calls Hotel Carmen room 0 for
[3493]someone and gots no anewer. Ea then aska for the Cuban nurse in ant. 5, whose
[3494]nane {s Graciela "Guty"®. Sha is also out. Brana says he wants to speak with
[3495]Marta Valdes, something abort tha medical congress,
[3497]Rrana calls Dr. Fausto frei, with whom he scans to have some social
[3498]relationship. Trejo ig out. Brana asks the voman who answers if he left a
[3499]Czech notebook from KOVO firm c& their home. She leoks and says che does not
[3501]5e8 it there. eoprey
[3504]14-0000
[3506]|
[3508]Guillermo Gonas calls for Vega, Gomes is the man‘ who left a letter
[3509]this morning, which was a lettor Vera asked for. Their business seens
[3510]to have to do with psserort and viga details, Ooses travels a lot and
[3511]will call back when in town, podsibly tomorrow,
[3515]| A‘mamberof calls show that Heberto Jorrin, the gate man, has a
[3516]Jooal girlfriend be sees quite often and who also visite him at the Eubasay,
[3518]Rer nane is not know,
[3520]April 1963 :
[3522]Elena Vasques Ocses ond Teresa Proensa agreed to dine this evening.
[3524]Teresa Proenza spake to someone about a passage to Cuba for one Mar=
[3525]gorita Calderon. |
[3527]4
[3528]Celia Pascual, telephone 25 10 32, describing herself as the sister of
[3529]Sara, calla Teresa Fresasa, Celia saya she can take sone thincsgs over to
[3530]4Edith® when sho gesa (presumably to Cuda). Sorsone's mother da alok,
[3532](Comronts This ccold refer to Sdith Buchaoa, whose preoccupation with
[3533]hor mother has been notad in the past).
[3535]2_Apri2 1963
[3537]Aseve in Haven calla Nariano Garola, The ecnmection is vary poor and
[3538]the Havana end is hard te wilerstand. They mention travel approval for
[3539]Rafael (7) Hernandss st telephone 35 Lh 35 and-mantion something wag arranged
[3541]for Eduardo Rodrigues de la Yegs.
[3543]A woman idantifying herself only aa Sscerre calls for Yoga about a
[3544]patter she cays ha alreacy knowg of. He is out.
[3546]An American or Cans2ian calls long distance and saya he plans to leave
[3547]y¥herover ho is, probably Los Angeles, Cal., via Kestern Airlines, for Mexico,
[3549]Immediately after tis call saseona in the Bebassy mentions rossrvations
[3550]for Fred Brow fron Canada,
[3552]S4mnobas calls Teaas Earentes, who is out. Sinobas leaves the narsage
[3553]that "Rason called", (Qsarentea may bo tha former Jovernor of Yucatan, He has
[3554]a plan to send money er passages to sonecne in Cuba. Sinovags is very anxious
[3555]to help him and makes a lot of calls about how to do it, Marentes hag told
[3556]Sinobas he has a soa working for Mimberto Rasero at the Presidercia, indicat-
[3557]ing thea gon 1a at Sinmbes's disposition, How meh this Tu a mabter of mere
[3559]courtesy could not be dstarined),
[3561]Arellano (the Salivian dsal) calls for Sincbag, who is cut, and then
[3562]asks for Vega. He asks Yega if there ia any news, and Vega talls hia to drop
[3564]by on 7 April,
[3565]Hiss Gesss Arias calls for Sinobas. Fa is ent but will be right back.
[3567]wee
[3569]14-0000
[3571]SECRET
[3573]One Mario or Mariano Zevada or Cobada for Sinobas, They talk about a
[3574]Pa pane in Gaba hee stated it fe daporeibhen f° “moons in Cuba and hoy
[3575]tite bank in Cuba has stated it is impossible.
[3577] ginebas oalla the Bolivian Ambassador shout Arellano, vho is going to
[3578]travel from ons country to ancther, :
[3579]. !
[3580]Dolores Gomes Arias to Sincbas (first nase basis). She seema to be a ;
[3581]joarnalist, eays she wants to meet hin to tell him soxe things.
[3582]6A 1
[3583]Fo conversations of salient interest noted.
[3585]7 Apri 1963
[3587]Largely taken up with several conversations botveen Jorrin and his zirl-
[3589]8 Aprtt 1963
[3591]4ngel Hidalgo calls in for Vega, vho ia out. It appears Hidalgo and a
[3592]eouple of otuers are to drop by the Embasay in comection with passperts ani
[3594]visas.
[3595]An unidentified man inside calls Cubana de Aviabion about a Canadian nased
[3596]Pred Brown who was around to ask about a visa, Tho mam at Cubana saya that he
[3597]imevws nothing of the matter. i
[3598]Armona calls Fred Brown at the Hotel Agnes. He 4s paged in tho restaurant. ;
[3599]Arnona ard aomsone else will drop by tho hotel for Brown av 16h5, Browa speake
[3600]very little Spanish.
[3605]14-0000
[3607]_ ACTION: cysts 5 (COPY ISSUED TO SAS AT 1630 19 APR 0D) |
[3608]- INFO f° co, acop, c/cl, C/Fl 2, CAN 5, S/62
[3610]“SECRET 1918452
[3612]REF A DIR S3114_
[3614]y
[3616]PRITY DIR CITE HEX! 4247 rn a
[3617]a cee APR 1363 | . ;
[3618]RYBAT TYPTC | Te, | 194P 3 “4N21426
[3620]B DIR s2annd .
[3621]{. LON {7 “APR 839° AT 1035, ‘SCAHTLING CALLED RA:ON SINOBAS. AND TOLD
[3623]MIM THAT” HE WENT EMBASSY ‘ON: te APR ‘BUT SAW MANE STRANGE PEOPLE IN
[3624]STNOBAS. TKEN ASKED SCANTLING GET TOGETHER
[3626]AREA AND YAS AFRAID ENTER.
[3627]UITH HIM SOME PLACE CUTSIDE EM ASSY ON 19 APR, SUGGESTING A CAFE.
[3629]SCANTLING THEN TOLD SINOBAS THAT THE: IMPORTANT THING vas FOR SINOBAS.
[3630]TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN NIS LETTER THAT. HE ‘SENT ON 7 APR 63.
[3631]SINOBAS TELLS SCANTLING THAT THIS IS WHAT HE WANTS TO TALK ABOUT. -
[3633]SCANTLING GUARANTEES SINOBAS THAT IF HE FOLLOWS INSTRUCTIONS IT WILL
[3634]“SINOBAS THEN ASKED SCANTLING CALL HIM
[3635]SCANTLING THEN
[3637]BENEFIT g0TH SINOBAS. AND HIM,
[3638]20 APR AND. THEY-CAN AGREE ON TINE AND PLACE TO TALK.
[3639]TOLD SINOBAS THAT 1F SINOBAS IS NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH THE INSTRUCTIONS
[3640]HE WOULD 8E OSLIGED TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ONE OF HIS SUPERIORS. _
[3642]“IN REPLY SINOBAS SAID THAT VAS SCANTLING’S PROBLEN NOT HIS, SCANTLING
[3643]CLOSED THE: ‘CONVERSATION BY SAYING WE VOULD CALL SINOBAS ON 26
[3646]s fae
[3648]APR. CLIENVOY B/2)6
[3650]Be SCANTLING"S WRITTEN REPORT RE CONTACT WITH SINOBAS 17 APR
[3654]SUBSTANTIALLY SAME.
[3655]3. STAT 108 CONMENTs FACT SINOSAS REQUESTED SCANTLING CALL HIM 20
[3657]APR POSSIBLY ‘DUE EXPECTED ARRIVAL NANUEL VEGA-OR ANSTET=1°19 APR.
[3658]ins ee : Group 1"
[3659]bl , _ EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN=
[3660]SERRFT ‘GRLDING AND DECLASSIF ICATION.
[3661]REPRODUCTION BY STHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIITED , toe H
[3663]Sorority i ce
[3668]14-0000
[3670]GLAD IT HEU medomat
[3674]INFO + PAGE 2 IN 2142 \
[3680]oMU AI we L930 Yentaa TiOMt 19 APR CANCELLID UNTIL 20-aPRpary WR
[3681]FvG ALL: STNOBAS MORNING 28 APR AND ASK FOR MFETING \
[3682]SOMETIME BEFORE 1239 AS HE LEAVING TOWN THAT TIME. IF SINOBAS
[3683]AJAITING ARRIVAL VEGA OR AM-! ABOVE MIGHT PROVOKE SINOBAS MAKE REMARK
[3684]RE SAME, IF SINOBAS AGREES Wiet SCANTLING LATTER WILL NOT 'MAXE
[3685]MEETING BUT STATION WILL STAKE OUT MEETING PLACE,
[3687]4. REGISTERED LETTER PER REF B’HAILED 18 APR USING RETURN’ ADDRESS
[3689]Fo
[3691]OROPEZA pl.0. BOX.
[3692]5. RECORDING LIENVOY PER PARA 6 REF B BEING >OUCHED;
[3694]1
[3695]l
[3698]SECRET .
[3700]C/S CCMMENT: *REQUESTED HAVE SCANTLING CALL SINABAS EARLIEST POSSIBLE
[3701]DATE USING NAME JUAN OROPESA, °
[3703]GROUP 1
[3704]EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC DOWN»
[3705]G2ADING AND DECLASSIFICATION.
[3707]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFTICE 1S PRONIBITED ; .
[3710]14-0000
[3712]acco my
[3714]MARLO FOR INDO UNG, a
[3716][|
[3717]|
[3719]DIS PATCH
[3721]Chief, Wit Division
[3723]AO INDE UNG -PUQUIERD
[3724]_ ONte QUAIL
[3726]“HIADQUAITTRS (1S
[3727]CAN IUOGE INDLAING
[3729]SY uastaact
[3730]NTS
[3732]Mexico City - ;
[3734]Gilet of Station,
[3736]> Menthly, Activ tes Report for Project. LIENVO Y.
[3738]ACTION meg REFLRENCLS
[3739]The following. is the January 1963 report for Project LUENVOY:
[3741]A. Target Lines as of 31 January’
[3743]- 20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas d del R “
[3744]“* 20+83=46 - General Lazaro Cardenas deol R
[3746]24-18-18 - Braulio Maldonado Sandez ©
[3748]23-85-25 AMouso Aguilar Menceverde (out)
[3749]24-61-75 -Jorge L, ‘Tamayo Castellejos (out)
[3751]_ 28-79-67. Andres Armona
[3752]48-14-76 Envique Cabrera
[3753]45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquetros
[3754]13=21-14 Francisco Calindo Ochoa
[3755]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (out)
[3756]11-16-48 © Ignacio Acosta Laguhes —
[3757]19-15-05 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target).
[3758]11-29-69. Movimieato de Liberacton. Nactonal
[3759]45-12-70. C.T.A.L.
[3760]46-64-24 D.F.S, (oi)
[3761]46-11-30 D.F.S, (out)
[3763]_ 35-36-52 Polltica( Revista - Marcue)
[3764]46-60-16 Prensa Latina
[3766]- 46-60-15 Prensa Latina (our) ,
[3767]14-42-37 _ Cuban Embassy Ha B06eR
[3768]14-92-14 - Cuban-Embassy Reaoved from Project eG: 25/8
[3770]oO ee a
[3771]To 2507-95 Cuban Emassy ¢5 hr Deby aaa
[3772]25-09-14 Cuban Embassy 10 ¢ af
[3773]14-13- 23 “Gurban Embassy ” nt LY Fold: <_
[3775]15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Méin-Enrrance )
[3776]os 15-61-55 _ Sovier Embassy (Chancery) -
[3777]Pa Sear BGA SD S2os, Soviet. Embassy (Military Atrache
[3778]ISTE BRS I an, af CATED TPO _ bale DISPATCHED ~
[3779]15 Feb, 1963 }--i9 eb, 196:
[3780]Foros Rite p77 T ttt DISPATCH SYMIIOL AND NUMBER
[3781]HMM.\ -29737
[3783](Continued)
[3785]+ HEADQUAR FERS FILE NUMBER
[3786]CLASSIFICATION _
[3787]hl
[3790]14-0000
[3792]oe a eee cep ne er ne ern et Oe SSE EAC YCTEOIeTCPTa CTD
[3793]H WAS AE Te JR REM eure ane
[3794]i
[3796]CONTINUATION OF
[3798]DISPAICH SEGRE SESS = HMMA-20737 _ j
[3799]15-61-07 Sovier Embzssy (Commercial Oktice) —,
[3800].. 15-12-64 | Suviet Embassy (Film Representative ) (out) |
[3801]¥ 45-61-80 Czech Embassy .
[3802]15-61-31 Czech Embassy
[3804]B. Meter ial Processed
[3806]In Janua ry, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station
[3807]with 47 page § of dally resumes from all lines, 10 pages from the Cuban
[3808]lines, “26* pages from the Czech lines and 57 pages from che Soviet lines,
[3809]Thirty two. 2 pieces of othe! yinformatioa were also recelved, . ;
[3811]- - A otal of 285 reels of recording tape were used
[3812]“during the imonth, (Note F, Technical), .
[3814]Cc, Lialson
[3816]The Station continues to provide LITENSOR with
[3817]situation reports on the Red Chinese- Indian border dispute, ;
[3819]D. Exploitation of Material,
[3821]: a Examples. of information provided by LIENVOY .
[3822]were the begtinitrigs and organization of the Central Campesina Inq» -
[3823]‘dependicnte (CCl) (sec MEXIs 3041 aud 3053) and che contact made by |
[3824]a Hollywood celeviston station with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City
[3825]In order to set up an interview with Fidel Castro, (see MEXE 3244),
[3827]E, Security
[3829]‘there were no known security problems,
[3830]F, Technical is
[3832]; The LP was inoperative from 8 January until 18
[3833]January, Workmen inszalling street lights in the neighborhood of the
[3834]LP cut the cable leading from the celephone central to the LP in several
[3835]places, Instead of replacing the damaged cable with a new one, tele-
[3836]phone company. workmen painstakingly repaired (t, By the end of the
[3837]month there were still seven lines out of op2ration,
[3839]a , G. Pr Production
[3841]During January, LLENVOY produced twenty-three
[3842](23y reports listed In the attachment, [n-additton the usual quantity
[3843]~ (except for the ten days lost-by inoperazion - see E above) of CE and
[3844]biographic materials were. obtained,
[3846]_ Attachment:
[3847]AS sated above,
[3849]Distribution:
[3850]LY - C/WHD w/ate
[3852]he aPl OBSOtt
[3854]14-0000
[3858]F
[3860]MEXI 3244 HMM 69099 HMMA 20494
[3861]MEXI 3230 (HMM 6977) HMM 6911 HMMA 20508 #
[3862]MEXI 3053 HMM 6915 HMMA 20511
[3863]MEXI 3041 (HMM 5918) HMM 6916 HMMA 20564
[3864]MEX( 3031 (HMM 6917) HMM 6933 1
[3865]MEXI 3020 (HMM 6913) HMM 6952
[3866]MEXL 3014 (HMM 6910) HMM 6954
[3867]HMM 6957
[3868]HMM 6961
[3869]HMM 5962
[3870]LIMM 6958 .
[3871]Cee JHMM 697E0 a _— .
[3872]7 + 12 + 4 = 23
[3874]t
[3877]A
[3878]j
[3880]am be
[3883]14.90000
[3886]! ~ classiFicn vessage (ALA EE oygeet
[3888]" “OATE
[3891]eee te — 3 2, th tee ea aeREREE
[3893]ROUTING
[3895]TO‘; DIRECTOR
[3897]FROM ; NSxlCO CITY
[3898]action: ¢ CAWH 5
[3900]iNFO.; AdDP, C/ct, C/ci/ic 2, C/Fi 2, s/c 2
[3902]FES 27 O84112 63
[3904]! DIR CITE MEX! 3575
[3907]IN75331
[3909]REF A DIR 35657
[3910]B MEXI tis Ge 45 ra)
[3911]1. LITENSOR HAS ASKED VIA LIELEGANT FS SNY BRIEFING PAPERS KUBARK |
[3912]CAN GIVE ON FRANCE, YUGOSLAVIA, POLAND, WEST GERMANY, HOLLAND. AND
[3913]ENGLAND.
[3914]' 2.” CURTIS WOULD APPRECIATE ANYTHING HESSQUARTERS CAN MAKE
[3915]AVAILAELE AND BELIEVE HQS MAY WISH ATTE#?T INFLUENCE LITENSOR ON:
[3916]" CERTAIN POINTS IN SOME OF THESE COUNTFIES, .
[3917]3. WILL NEED REPLY SOON AND, IF HaS wISHES PREPARE PAPERS, .
[3918]APPRECIATE RECEIPT sy 20 MARCH. ST
[3922]1
[3924]No Sere re eee ems
[3926]85 aE Id Or eee eeprom
[3930]GROLP 3 ‘
[3931]: EXC.UOCO FROM AUTO
[3932]i Js 2 T MAITC DOWNGRADING
[3933]OECLADSIFICATION
[3935]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE !SSG.NG OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. t
[3939]“DISPATCH
[3941]Chief, WH Division
[3945]CATION
[3946]se BE feral ait
[3947]# 7 PHO ACTION LALISHED
[3948]at 2 | M8779 FUR ROLLING j
[3949]SLY _ XK Taran ween
[3951]ce fea
[3953]WEA AABTERS OFSK
[3955]CAR RL POLLING
[3956]NS Eco
[3958]Sy MALU
[3960]lad
[3961]e ay.
[3963]Y
[3966]Chief of Station, Mextco City
[3968]WET ; .
[3969]Monthly Activities Re
[3970]ACTION REQREREO REFERENCLS -
[3972]vort for Project LIENVOY. _
[3973]Nee
[3975]The following ts the December 1962 report for Project LIENVOY:
[3977]A. Target Lines, as of 2 January
[3979]20-30-18 General Lazaro Curdenas del Rito
[3981]20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[3982]24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez
[3984]23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
[3986]24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castlllejos 77, 2 + 27
[3987]28-79-67 Andres Arnona -
[3989]48-14-76 Enrique Cabrera od
[3991]45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquciros -
[3993]i3-2L-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa . . .
[3994]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (1s ..0-+
[3995]11-16-48 Imacto Acosta Lagunes ¢
[3997]19-15-06 Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)
[3998]11-29-69 Movimiento de Liberacion Nacional
[3999]46-12-70 C.T. ALL,
[4001]46-64-24 D.F.S.
[4003]46-11-30 D.F.S. :
[4004]35-36-52 Politica (Revista - Marcuc)
[4006]46-60-16 Prensa Latina
[4008]46-60-15 Preasa Latina
[4010]14-42-37 Cuban Embassy — Remoy, ADBAOSER
[4011]14-92-14 Cuhin Embassy cs Classifien ete é oo
[4012]25-07-95 Cubin Embassy 08 # @3-,997 24
[4013]25-09-14 Cuban Embassy Bex:_.2% potas
[4014]14-13-26 Cuban Embassy ;
[4015]15-60-55 Soviet Embassy (Main Entrance)
[4016]15-61-55 Soviet Embassy (Chancery)
[4018]DATE TYPED
[4020]DATE DISPATCHED
[4022]Shee Te OEPATOH 77) eer
[4024](Continued)
[4026]HMMA - 20508
[4028]HEADQUARTERS FILE PAABER
[4030]9 80-6-75/4
[4033]14-0000
[4035]i
[4040]CONRPATGR cer pee | HNIMA-2OSNS
[4041]eee nee nem eet ee nen en neat na et ee ee ee On _ a
[4042]15-69-37 Soviet Embassy (Miliuury Attache)
[4043]15-81-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
[4044]15-i2-&4 Soviet Embassy (Film Representative)
[4045]45-81-80 Czech Embassy
[4046]45-1-S1 Czech Embassy
[4048]B. Material Processed
[4050]In December, the LIENVOY LP provided the Statton with 70 pages of
[4051]dally resumes trem all tines, 38 pages from the Cuban Lines, 30 pases from the
[4052]Czech Lines, and 77 pages from the Soviet lines, Fourteen pieces of other material
[4053]were also received,
[4055]‘The LP was closed for the holidays from 21 December unit 2 January.
[4057]Cc. Lisisoa
[4059]As gits for Christmas, LIELEGANT was given a small, portable Sony
[4060]televiston receiver by the Station, He was also given a religious statue by the
[4061]‘employees in the LP to which the Station donated part of the cost,
[4063]Arnold F, AREHART, LP technician, gave LIELEGANT ¢ paper weight
[4064]made of plastic wish United S.ates coins showing in the center of the weight,
[4066]D, Exploization of Materlal
[4068]Samples of intelligence obtained during the month was te attempt of
[4069]Vicente Lombardo Toledano to arrange for the entry of a Chinese Communist trade
[4070]delegation visiting in Brazil to enter Mexico (see MEX 2839, (4 December 1962),
[4071]and Japanese Embassy calls on Lombardo Toledano and Lazaro Caraenis to arrange
[4072]interviews with them for a Japanese professor named (fu) KATO (paorecic) (see
[4073]MEX 2881, 18 December 1962).
[4075]E. Security
[4077]There were ne known security problems,
[4079]F, Technical
[4081]No technical problems were encountered that could not be handled,
[4083]G. Production
[4084]During December, LIENVOY produced thirty (30) reporis Usted in the
[4085]attachment, As usual, muct CI/CE personality and operational matetizt was ob-
[4086]rained, :
[4088]pecan eG
[4089]Radancemtet “PNAS
[4091]Attachment:
[4092]As indicated above.
[4095]L& - C/WHD w/att
[4096]2 - Files .
[4098]CiAaS HL tee NC
[4101]SECREL See oe rwo
[4104]14-0000
[4106]HMMA’s
[4107]20367
[4109]“ete 2 be
[4110]be wt
[4112]LIENVOY PRODUCTION. - DECEMBER 1962
[4116]MEXI 2727 HMM 6873
[4117]MEXI 2739 HMM. 6875
[4118]MEXE 2749 HMM 6876
[4119]MIEXL 2775 HMM 6878
[4120]MEXL 2813 HMM 6880
[4121]MEXI 2815 HMM 6883
[4123]MEXE 2839
[4125]MEXI 2543 (HMM 684)
[4126]MiIX{ 2848 (FMM 6885)
[4127]MEXI 280 (HMM 6891)
[4128]MEXI 2881 (LIMM 6590)
[4129]MEXI 2890 (HMM 6395)
[4130]MEXI 2891 (IMM 6894)
[4131]MEXI 2894 (HMM 6897)
[4132]MiX{ 2937 (TIMM 6902)
[4134]HIMM 6838
[4135]HMM 6892
[4136]HMM 6893.
[4137]HMM 6596
[4138]HMM 6898
[4139]HMM 6899
[4140]HMM 6505
[4142]+ 15
[4144]LMM 6506
[4145]14 =
[4147]fer re a
[4150]14-0000
[4153]CLASKIICAT
[4155]ivis fe AS lft: es
[4156]Suan; ere
[4157]* .
[4159]PROCESSING
[4161]OMY CUD
[4162]SE AES OOS
[4163]CAM RTL INDE AID
[4167]Moninly Activities Report for Proje ct L IEXVOY:
[4169]tank
[4171]ACVION REQAREO RORCROTS,
[4173]The following is the November 1962 report for Project LIENVOY:
[4175]A, Target Nines, as of | December
[4177]eto.
[4178]- | 20-30-18) General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[4179]° 20-83-40 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rto
[4181]24-18-28 Braulio Maldonade Sandez
[4183]23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde
[4185]24-61-35 Jorge L, Vainaye Castillejos
[4186]28-78-oF Andres Armona
[4188]$84-14-75 Enrique Cabrera
[4190]A9-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueires
[4191]i3-21-240 0 Francisco Galinde Oehoa
[4193]43-15-82 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero ;
[4194]Li-lo-4 {enacia Acosta Lapumes :
[4195]19-15-05 — Roberto Romero Adams (Cuban target)
[4196]Al-29-42  Movinilento de Liberaciou Nacional
[4197]46-12-70) CL TALL.
[4198]40-64-24 DLF,S,
[4199]46-11-30 DIF.S.
[4200]So-US-S2 Politica (Revista - Marcue)
[4202]ie Prensa Lacing
[4203]46-60-15 9 Prousa Latina
[4205].
[4211]opt B
[4213]G
[4215]Cuban Eminssy Koonosé R-
[4216]14-92-14 0 Cuban’ Embassy Removed from Project ; ve
[4218]. 25-07-83 Cuban Embassy Cs Classtrication: Sag: ?
[4219]25-09-14 0 Cuban Embassy soy ¢ 73. 25/74
[4220]l4-t3-20 0 Cuban Enmtbassy pox: 29 Fold? ke
[4221]1S-GO0-SS Soviet Embassy (Main Eatrance)
[4222]15-61-35 Soviet Embassy (Chancery) woo. 737 3
[4224]o .
[4226]53 -
[4228]DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED.
[4230]17 Dec.
[4232](Continusd)
[4233]1962
[4235]S38 Ruteing 10 ~ ~ 77 OISPATCH SYMECA ANO NUWGER
[4237]i
[4239]: HMMA - 20395
[4240]ricer] ] HEADQUARTERS ME NUMBER
[4241]i- CLASSIF ATS
[4244]14-0000
[4248]a A RR
[4249]nee.
[4250]Taste ae ce i Gare yeh eae ne
[4252]CONTINUATION OF |. | .
[4253]/ DISPATCH SECRER EES | CHIMMA-20395
[4257]15-69-87 Soviet Embassy (Military Attache)
[4258]15-G1-07 Soviet Embassy (Commercial Office)
[4259]15-12-64 Soviet Embassy (film Representative)
[4260]45-61-80 Czech Embassy
[4262]\ 45-G1-S{ Czech Embassy
[4264]B, Matertal Processed
[4268]In November, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 131
[4269]pages of dally resumes from all lines, 78 pages from the Cuban Itnes, 47
[4270]pages from the Czech lines and 110 pages from the Soviet lines, In addition,
[4271]all of the Sovict and Czech tapes were turned over for the translations of the
[4272]Russian and Czech conversations, “Thirty picces of miscellaneous material
[4274]were also received,
[4275]Cc. Liaison
[4277]- In addition to the PB Band reports passed to LITENSOR, the Station
[4278]also passed situation reports to him on the India-Red Chinese border war,
[4279]LITENSOR requested the Station to check a report which LYfENSOR had re-
[4280]ceived that 22 boxcars of ammunition was belng shipped into Mexico from the
[4282]United States, (Sce MEX! 2688)
[4284]. On 5 November 1962 Chief of Station met with LITENSOR at the
[4285]request of Ambassador MANN. LITENSOR had LITEMPO/2 sit in on the
[4286]mecting, Ambassador MANN prepurcd a memorandum based upon a Depart-
[4287]ment of State cable which fhe Ambassador asked Chict of Station to read to
[4288](but not to leave with) LITENSOR, When Chief of Station told LITENSOR that
[4289]he was to read the telegram (which concerned GPIDEAL's statements and
[4290]position on Cuba) to him, LITENSOR asked if tic could dictate what Chief of
[4291]Station read to him into his (new) dictaphone, ‘This he did, Both LIYENSOR
[4292]and LITEMPO/2 were pleased wit the strong, definite and concise position of
[4293]GPIDEAL, ‘They were also graceful that Ambassador MANN had got permisston
[4294]to give them this report,
[4296]D. Explottation of Material
[4298]Samples of information obtained during the month shed some Iight
[4299]on the private life of Carlos Lechuga, Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations,
[4300](sce MEXI 2701) and the involvement of Braulio Maldonado Sandez in the up-
[4301]risings in the State of Guerrero, (Sec MEXI 2713)
[4303]E. Sccurity
[4304]There were no known security probicms,
[4305]F, Technical
[4307]Likewise, there were not technical problems.
[4309]G, Production
[4311]During November, LIENVOY produced the eighteen (18) repurts
[4312]listed in the attachment, The usual large amuunt of CI/Cé personality and
[4314]operational marerial was obtained,
[4315]m 4, C .
[4316]MELE
[4318]C/WHD w/att; 2-files ne
[4323]_Distributio
[4325]Mm
[4327]Taasy Pca PAGE NO
[4329]~t Peters
[4330]an says oP
[4331]nies J H : =) * | Co Jeonrruto rwo
[4333]Attachment: As Bt above,
[4336]MMA's
[4337]|
[4338]HMMA - 20140
[4339]EIMMA - 20169
[4340]HMMA - 20262
[4341]HMMA ~ 20268
[4343]LIENVOY PRODUCTION - NOVEMBER 1962°
[4345]_HMM's___
[4347]ry
[4349]HMM- 6853
[4350]HMM- 0864
[4352]_MEXI’s)
[4354]MEXI- 2713 (HMM-6871)
[4355]MEXI- 2647
[4356]MIX I+ 2646
[4357]MEX 2616
[4358]MEX 2439
[4359]MEXI- 2486
[4360]MEXI- 2453
[4361]MEXI- 2465
[4362]MEXI- 2462
[4363]MEXI- 2443
[4364]MEXI- 2433 (HMM-6833)
[4365]MEXI- 2414)
[4367]12 =
[4369]18
[4371]eee ne ee eee oe en mcs en me
[4373]14.90000
[4375]ACTION REQUITED "RLILRENCLS
[4377]Attachkzent
[4378]fs stated
[4380]Diseributica
[4382]2 «Wi e/2
[4383]L1 - SB ofl
[4387]cantor
[4388]it
[4391]PROCESSING
[4393]Fao acco
[4396], —_
[4397]eS
[4398]| ieee |
[4399]We
[4400]XQ EEC
[4402]Trensnitted borevith in attachzent io 4 self-explanatory LIENVOY
[4403]report which may bo of interest to the recipients.
[4405]Yiliard C. CURTIS
[4407]DATE OSSPATCHED
[4409]OATE TYPED
[4411]DISPATCH SY¥iX AND NUMBER
[4413]t
[4414]t
[4416]i HEADQUARTERS Fue BOMBER
[4418]CLASSIFICATION
[4422]m,
[4424]|
[4427]14-0000
[4429]. “
[4430]. sor at
[4431]f
[4432]: ~ os ONES cement: oe eee,
[4433]in
[4434]OO. . yok “aon,
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[4444]& .
[4446].
[4447]. .
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[4449]. .
[4450]: ‘ yet mee . .
[4451]. wee “See & : .
[4452]z dovdne VS Warnes by wile
[4453].
[4454]. .
[4455]7 :
[4456]. . .
[4459]14-0000
[4461]j
[4463]4
[4464]. A ne ey 8 a tes ees ete .
[4465]ea
[4466]. ‘ . ~ . “ .
[4467]lf. ns : -
[4469]bd 2
[4470].
[4471]. . -
[4472].
[4473]. a eee cee ee
[4474]. orn Colnconee. * Gee ee
[4475]. a vee a a rr oe oe .
[4476]Lele Be LS /SLS 0S eee GEO .
[4477]See a ee a eae sites sRoeal Pe ar ae .
[4478]Na WS TIS Le ee eae oe a OTD an tee Tener ann - "
[4479]et he _
[4480]Fnede OS .
[4481]ne :
[4482].
[4484]a
[4485]. .
[4487]14-D0000
[4489]DISPATCH
[4490]"enter, & viviaton, chiet, mime |
[4492]i MATILD FOS NOUNS
[4493][MO UNMERING RENTED
[4494]CARLY QUALIFIED
[4496]INFO.
[4497]Chief, SR Division, Chief, KUDESK GL SEN
[4498]"pom NWS |
[4499]Chief of Station, Mexico Ci DOSE {f
[4502]Operational /LIENVOY Product — . - 5
[4504]ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCES
[4506]Reference: HMMA-19729, 31 August 1962
[4508]Action: See below.
[4510]The Station would appreciate a positive or negative reply to the
[4511]proposal made in reference’ (and in much aarlier correspondence) regarding
[4513]the assigument of a TDYar to analyze and collate the Soviet LIENVOY
[4515]product,
[4516]Liga (
[4517]Z, ~
[4518]vad ((wobes
[4520]Astriburt SCG -7V3
[4521]> 3 * a on DATE TYPED S
[4522]L = SR nS COPY
[4523]1 - KUDESK
[4525]atc le SK/ [0
[4527]MESIQIARTERS FILE NUMBER
[4529]14-0800
[4531]aloha tie cantly, tae eyes 44
[4533]oe, Matick
[4535]“on, J. OR. Reeves:j. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE (egg
[4537]er. 6284 — ‘
[4538]pate:  “f Dee G62 1781 Lyi
[4539]to. MEXICO CITY GUATEMALA CITY “Wires? vi 39z
[4540]From. DIRECTOR °
[4541]. . tee
[4542]conf: C/WH 5 DEFERRED
[4543]ROUTINE
[4545]iro ADDP, C/CA 2, C/CA/O 2, C/CI, C/FI 2, S/C 2
[4547]10 PRTY GMEXI INFO GUAT CITE O1R
[4548]. 02975--
[4550]RYBAT LIENVOY c 02975
[4551]REF MEXI 2733 (IN 28460)*
[4552]1, CONCUR COS ADVISE ANB MANN RE LITENSOR REQUEST AND KUDARK
[4554]REPLY.
[4555]2. SUGGEST FOLL FOR PASSAGE LITENSOR ON ACTIVITIES AND
[4556]ASSCCIATES OF JUAN JOSE AREVALO IN MEXI: ,
[4557]CURTIS UNDERSTANDS AREVALO SEEING VARIETY PEOPLE WITH ALL
[4558]POLITICAL VIEWS INCLUDING NUMBER OF REPUTED COMMUNISTS. ONE
[4559]OF THESE WHO SAID TO BE INTINATE ASSOCIATER IS VICENTE SAINZ,
[4560]COSTA RICAN JOURNALIST,
[4561]END OF MESSAGE
[4562]oan WH CNT: *Request Hqs advise what reply COS should give LITENSOR on
[4564]AREVALO activities & associates, Also, req permission
[4565]advise Amb Mann of req from LITEZNSOK & reply.
[4566]“4
[4568]WH/3/CAN AGE.
[4570]WH/CORS—A [
[4572]lay i 1. | y v3
[4573]ale} NEG \oNED P, HOLMAN
[4575]” O/WHD )  C/WHSS
[4577]CITUTIINATING OFFICERS
[4579]RELEASING OFFICER 3 Eg c | “Nteenuning st aia aain
[4580]REPRODUCTION BY = THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4583]14-0000
[4585]SAS fe
[4587]robe
[4588]ma)
[4590]“ag
[4592]FOATE + 3 DEC 62
[4596]TrROM 3 mexico city - ct! 7 so So Dec 3 17532 62
[4600]P ACTION: C/AWH 5 (copy ISSUED TO WH AT 1320°3 DEC LMG). =
[4602]HINFO': ADoP, C/ci, C/ci/ic 2, s/c 2
[4604]. ‘PRITY 1 DIR INFO WaT -CITE MEXT: 2733.
[4606]RYBAT/LIENVOY « ne
[4608]. AND ‘ASSOGIATES oF JAN JOSE AREVALO IN nEKtco, .
[4609]wHaT REPLY COS SHOULD ‘civer ast, Request
[4613]rN 8,! REQUEST Has ADWISE
[4614]: PERMISSION ADVISE, AME: MANN oF, REQUEST AND. REPLY. s :
[4616]an te ae ts ae ee apd Cae 8 Senet seat! eee Sh Sree < co8
[4618]_——e — , END OF MESSAGE
[4622]Pe. .s
[4624]| a 4 uw
[4626]Pog 7 c3
[4630]foo Ts .
[4632]{ . '
[4634]vo “
[4636]r
[4638]yo,
[4640]i .
[4642]a , .
[4643]oo!
[4645]a. ‘ :
[4647]4 casyuoee ae TS
[4649]oa 32 easier aR oe
[4651]» ‘ REPRODUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE iSSUING OFFICE iS PACHISITEO. Copy Na.
[4654]14-00000
[4656]os REMOVAL SLIPS
[4658]DOC. SYMBOL & H¥HRER_ Altti24~ 0/93
[4660]boc. DATE /J”
[4662]‘ . Z 1G -
[4663]THE CS COPY OF THIS DOCUMENT TAS REMOVED FROM THIS FILE # | 40-G- 23/3 _
[4665]BY IP,’ARD’RPU on 27,
[4667]1.
[4668]2.
[4669]3.
[4670]4.
[4672]T.
[4674]C3
[4676]It was KAPOK and unprocessed,
[4677]It was RYBAT and unprocusnea, V7
[4679]Tt wana BYES ALONE and unprocessed,
[4681]It wag DREPERRED,
[4683]Tt wae classified dnto filo 4
[4685]Tt was an judesed deeumont..
[4687]AND FORWARDED TO IP,‘ANP =~
[4689]TP, EDI" BECAUSS
[4690]LP. PH
[4692]IP. ‘PILES
[4694]= a eae ae - - .
[4696]14-0000
[4700]™~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE re
[4702]ROUTING -
[4704]OCT 31 23192 62
[4707]COPY SLOTTED at 1800 31 OCT BAS)
[4709]DCI, DOP, ADDP, COP/SiT 3, CI/IC 2, Fl, FI/INT 2,
[4710]IFW 5, s/t 2
[4712]- PRITY DIR WAVE STE SEXI 2396
[4714]REF MEXI 2397 CIP) ss oe a
[4715]ATINS BRENT, KC, GALSOND “ *
[4716]1. INFO REPORTED IN EEF CO} FIRMED BY PERSONAL CONVERSATIONS
[4718]BETWEEN COS AND LITENS2R, LIELEGANT, LIERGO, LITENPO/2 AND HUNSERTE
[4719]ROMERO PEREZ. ALSO, LITENPO/2 POSITION CONFIRNED BY LIENVOY
[4721]REPORT OF HIS TELEPRENE CONVERSATION WITH GALINDO OCHOA AS CITED
[4723]I! REFERENCE. LITEMSS/Z STATEMENTS TO GALINDO OCHOA AMOUNT TO XEXICAN
[4725]SS mene Pate ee
[4727]PRESS GUIDANCE THEE. ~
[4728]2. ALL ASSURED COS MEXICO 139 PERCENT UITH UsSeAy HOWEVER, ROMERO
[4729]POINTED OUT HIS "CHIET® MUST BE CAREFUL WHAT HE SAYS AND TO WHO
[4731]HE SPEAKS« a —_ ; . a 7
[4735]‘Ss ENO OF NCSSAGE iy
[4737]C/S Comment: *Referesce attached, . . : \ d
[4739]GROW FT
[4740]Excluded from Autezatis
[4742]poenarad ing and
[4743]REPRODUCTION 3¥ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Sey No.
[4746]14-00000
[4748]““r CLASSIFIED MESSAGE om oe
[4749]ROUTING
[4751]ORG. John 4. Whitten:y:
[4753]UNIT . WH/2 Mexico ee RET
[4754]2 5940 .
[4756]19 O-¢ 62 1697
[4758]TO. . .MBXICO CITY
[4759]from: DIRECTOR IC-CEN .
[4760]cont, C/sH 5
[4762]mea aes ode “UTe9106——--
[4763]To MEXI INFO ‘ Cite O1R - 43543
[4764]KOCAT
[4766]iO “OFFICIAL” REACTION YET FORMULATED HERE, EUr AS ODACID
[4768]CASLES AND DISPATCHES FROM VARIOUS POINIS ON LOPEZ MATEOS
[4769]ITINTRARY FILTER IN TO EMBASSY, MEXY Tse MAY WANT TO DISTILL
[4770]SOHZ MEANINGFUL AND HELPFUL "COMMENT" WHICH COULD BE PASSED TO
[4771]LIZLEGANT AS THE “OPPICIAL" REACTION,
[4773]END OF MESSAGE
[4775]ob OTD eeaay bY ba bY 440 TYEE UNE AL
[4777]val
[4779]oe ore ioe]
[4781]ow
[4782]various Glatz,
[4784]he aan \ } Pes apes cg
[4785]y) Md. li, te gee fe NED P. HOLMAN ;
[4787]I? eft C/WH/3
[4788]f wu/cops 47 a
[4789]2: OFFICERS
[4791]AUTHENTICATING
[4793]RELEASING OFFICER SEC OFPiCkR ’
[4795]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[4798]14-00000
[4800]i se CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[4803]TO 1 OLRECTOA
[4805]"FROM a MEXICO CITY oct 18 20527 62
[4807]“ACTON: §=C/WH
[4808]tog: AGOP, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/FE 6, S/c 2
[4810]ROUTINE,
[4812]“DIR CITE MEXE 2236 me
[4813]i. RYBAT S34 ING 954 |
[4814]1, LIELEGANT ASKS IF COS CAN GET WASHINGTON *OFFICIAL™
[4816]REACTION TO PRESIDENT LOPEZ NATEOS*® TRIP TO FAR EAST AND TO HIS
[4818]SPEECHES AT VARIOUS PLACES.
[4819]2. COS PROMISED TO ASK BUT EXPRESSED DOUBT THIS FORTHCOMING. ’
[4821]a " "3, PLEASE CABLE REPLY.
[4825]END OF MESSAGE
[4827]= REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS ore STE
[4830]PROCESSING
[4832]NECK CaeN
[4833]STR aber a Mi ACTION Aree |
[4834]. MARAE FOR UNDERING
[4835]OMY QUALITIED
[4836]WEADQUARTE RS, DESK
[4837]vN__ Chief of Station, Mexico Clty a
[4839]Monthly Activities Report on Project LIENVOY
[4841]ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
[4843]|
[4845]¢ following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month of
[4847]Pa
[4849]September 1962;
[4850]A, Target Lines
[4852]20-30-18 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[4853]20-&3-46 © General Lazaro Ca rdenas del Rie
[4855]24-16-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez (Out)
[4857]23-85-25 Alonso Aguilar Monteverde (Out)
[4859]24-61-75 Jorge L, Tamayo Casiillejos
[4861]11-63-34 Ramon Sinobag
[4863]28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca
[4865]45-59-52 David Alfaro Siqueiros
[4867]13-21-14 Prancisco Gatindo Ochoa
[4869]45-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Ow)
[4871]A1-16-42 Ignacio Acosta
[4873]10-29-69 = Movimiento Liberacion Nacional
[4875]46-12-70 C.TLALL.
[4877]46-64-24 DBS,
[4879]46-11-30 DFS,
[4881]2L-11-OF Politica (Revista > Marcue) (Our)
[4883]46-60-16 = Prensa Latina
[4885]14-42-37 = Cuban Embassy
[4887]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy . x40
[4888]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy Removed from Project AOO106 6 “
[4889]25-09-14 9 Cuban Embassy CS Classification: gO- G~ P24
[4890]14-13-26 Cuban Embassy 508 # 23° 125/77
[4894]15-61-55 Soviet Embassy
[4895]15-69-87  Sovier Embassy
[4896]15-12-64 Soviet Embassy
[4897]15-61-07 — Sovier Embassy 11 Oct, 1962
[4899]DATE TYPED DATE DISPATCHED
[4901]OISPATCH1 SYMBOR AND NUMRER
[4902]HMMA- 19990
[4903]eesFs-1959
[4905]MEADGUARTERS ALE NURIOER
[4908]Ge Ge 73 f2
[4911]14-00000
[4913]Doral ST MRE ANA NS
[4915]Gaass Pe ab
[4917]CONTINUATION OF -
[4918]E t HMMA - 19990
[4919]OISPATCH 4 SECRE LRAT | BRP 1959
[4921]ere eh
[4923]45-61-51 Czech Embassy
[4924]45-61-80 Czech Embassy (Oud)
[4926]B. Material Processed
[4928]In September, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 97 pages
[4929]of daily resumes, It pages of resumes from the Cuban lines and 28 pieces of
[4930]other material, There were also provided 125 pages of resumes from the
[4931]Soviet lines and also 74 reels with the Russian conversations, In addition,
[4932]there were 1S reels from the Czech lines. .
[4934]C. Exploitation of Material
[4935]The following are examples of LIENVOY coverage:
[4937]1, A "George Sherman” contacted the Cuban Embassy
[4938]about meeting with the Cuban Ambassador Carlos Lechuga.
[4939]Sherman said that he knew Lechuga in Washington, (See
[4940]MEXI 1925, 12 September 1962).
[4942]2, A “Gabino Fernandez”, an employee of the Secretariat
[4943]of the Presidency, made an appointment with Ramon Sinobas,
[4944]First Secretary of the Cuban Embassy, because Fernandez
[4945]wanted to speak to Sinobas betore Fernandez went to Cuba for
[4946]a visit, (See MEXI 1967, 18 Seprember 1962).
[4948]Liaison
[4950]D.
[4952]Briefing papers which were pouched by Headquarters according to
[4953]DIR 31814 were provided co LITENSOR, LITENSOR requested a further sit-
[4954]’.wation report on his forthcoming trip to the Far East, He was ready to call
[4955]off his trip if KUBARK felt that the world situation was gloomy, (See MEXI
[4956]1919, 11 September 1962),
[4958]E. Security
[4960]There were no security problems for the mouth of September,
[4962]Technical
[4963]None,
[4965]G. Personnel ;
[4967]A PRQ was forwarded to Headquarters for a POA on Guadalupe
[4968]Hermosillo Quiroz in HMMA-19809,
[4970]AW Production
[4972]During the month of September, LIENVOY produced the forty-nine
[4973](49) reports listed in the attachment, The usual large amount of CI/CE
[4974]personality and operational material was obtained in addition to the (attached)
[4976]disseminable reports.
[4977]Moar (res
[4979]Attachment: As stated above.
[4980]Distribution: 3~WHD w/att; 2-files
[4982]ee | nee TRS
[4983]ae “See BREA Toe | TWO
[4985]~~ FACE NG
[4987]“ i ! j
[4989]oe a ee
[4991]a!
[4993]14-0000
[4995]LIENVOY PRODUCTION - SEPTEMBER 1962
[4997]HMMA‘“s _ HMM's "| MEXI’s
[4999]HMMA - 19729 HMM-6703 MEXI- 1871 (HMM 6707)
[5000]HMMA -19743 HMM-6704 MEXI- 1899
[5002]HMMA - 19747 HMM-6705 MEXI- 1904
[5004]HMMA - 19791 HMM- 6709 MEXI- 1905
[5006]HMMA ~19795 HMM- 6720 MEXI-1919
[5008]HMMA - 19804 HMM- 6722 MEXI- 1925
[5010]EIMMA - 19846 HMM-6723 MEXI- 1946
[5012]HMMA - 19848 HMM-6724 MEXI- 1952
[5014]HMMA - 19858 HMM-6726 MEXI- 1967 (HMM-~6730)
[5015]HMMA - 19864 HMM- 6733 MEXI- 1979
[5017]HMMaA- 19868 HMM- 6735 MEXI- 1984 (HMM-6736)
[5018]HMMaA- 19878 HMM-6738 MEXI- 1990
[5020]HMM- 6739 MEXI- 2024
[5022]HMM-6743 MEXI- 2063 (HMM- 6756)
[5023]TIMM-6744 MEXI- 2072
[5025]HMM- 6745
[5027][IMM- 6746
[5029]HMM-6747
[5031]EIMM-6749
[5033]HMM-6750
[5035]HMM-6754
[5037]HMM- 6759
[5039]12 + 22 + 15 = 49
[5041]ON gr rte
[5043]VLU
[5046]14-0000
[5048]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE —
[5050]10 4 “DIRECTOR
[5052]T 2 03332 62
[5053]DUP EASE END SERVICED COPY.
[5055]FROM 8
[5056]MEXiCO CITY
[5058]ACTION ¢ fun 5 ~
[5059]INFO 8 apop, C/cl, C/CcG 2, C/FI 2, CWE 2, C/FE 6, s/c 2-
[5061]ROUTINE
[5062]iN 31052 A MEX! 2087
[5064]_ DIR INFO, ROME i tent 20 -_ Sy
[5065]_ RyBaT B MEX! 2049 .{1N 29411)1. PLAN BRIEF RATIGAN AS FOLLOWS:
[5067]REF: —A.._D1R 36428 (OUT £0619;
[5068]Ae SACKGROUND RICARDO JOSE ZEVADA AND ALEJANDRO CARRILLO MARCOR
[5070]AND SUGGEST RATIGAN OBSERVE WHO THEIR CLOSEST CONTACTS IN PRESIDENTIAL
[5071]PARTY, DEGREE THEIR ACCESS TO PRESIDENT AND OTHER RANKING EXT
[5072]OFFICIALS, AND IDENTITIES ANY OBVIOUS FOREIGN CONTACTS IN COUNTRIES .
[5073]VISITED. a —
[5074]yes Be IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS IN OFFICIAL PARTY. WHO EXPRESS ANTI=
[5075], UsSs AND/OR PRO CASTRO SYMPATHIES.
[5076]C. IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS WHO SEEN BE CLOSEST TO PRESIDENT.
[5077]D. ALL INFO HEARD ABOUT IDENTITY NEXT NEXT. PRESIDENT) | 77
[5078]ABOVE REQUIREMENTS ARE GUIDES ONLY AND STATION AARE THAT RATIGAN
[5081]PROBABLY WILL NOT HAVE DEGREE ACCESS’TO REPORT OTHER THAN FRAGMENTARY
[5082]i wen cece ee oe ee ie eee em ee a —,
[5085]WFO NEVERTHELESS MEX! WILL APPRECIATE ANY INFO DEVELOPED | “BY RATIGAN,
[5087]END OFMESSAGE of
[5089]Chlw t
[5090]Enelrded trove ovloaatis:
[5095]. REPRODUCTION -BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 15 PROHIBITED. Copy Mo,
[5099]14-0000
[5101]CLASSIFIED MrspAGE .,
[5103]DIRECTOR
[5104]_ FROM 4 MEXICO CITY =|
[5105]| Actions wh 8 .
[5107]INFO 8 ADOP, s/e2
[5109]i DIR CITE MERE 20060
[5111]| | te RAVAL ATTACHE ADVISED THAT REAR ADHIRAL RoC. BENITEZ,
[5113]' ust. (RETD, WELL ACCOMPANY NEXT PRESIDENTIAL PARTY ON CONING
[5114]bag as a Se
[5115]QU SELISVE DENITEZ 1§ EXECUTIVE SIT PAN AN LATIN axERICAN|
[5116]i _pivigrox IN HIANI, ve 7 Ce we se . -
[5118]| END OF MESSAGE
[5120]|
[5124]eer a
[5127]Mt Gocteasiiicaticn
[5129]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OF;
[5131]f
[5134]“orc: 6. BUSTOS
[5136]~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ° * sot
[5137]ROUTING
[5139]UNIT: ¥H/3/MEXICO Mp - SE
[5140]er: 6&6"
[5141]pate -_1 COTORER 196
[5143]MEXICO CITY, ROM
[5145]From: DIRECTOR
[5146]cone: = CAWH 5
[5147]apop, C/Cl, CAvE 2, S/c 2
[5149]To.) PREY MEXI INFO ROUTINES ROME CITE Ora 39735
[5150]RYBaT .
[5152]REFS: ONG 3795 (IN 30763)#
[5153]NEXT 2087 (Ti! 31052 )a#
[5154]1. ACCORDING LATEST INFO AVAILADLE, RATIGAN (IDEN A OF DIR 34423)
[5155]VILE 0? ACCOMPANY PANAM CHARTER BUT COMPANY HAS ORDERED HIM FREE CARe 8 yd
[5156]BY ONS STOP AT ALL TIMES, WILL NOP TRAVEL MEXI.
[5157]2. REGRETTABLY KUBARK WILL NOT HAVE GOVERAGE VIA RATIGAN ORIGINALLY
[5158]PLAMED,
[5160]END OF MESSAGE
[5162]"WH Comment: RATIGAN plans to trevel loxi late 1 Oct and Moxi St-t’on can
[5163]reach at Hotel Reforna or Panan Station Managur at airpart. \"
[5165]** Sats forth Station raquirenents for RATIGAN. ra\
[5167]yD 7 | Me
[5168]v Need een
[5169]Rw bea C/AE/4 Wyatt (in drat) len aad
[5171]j
[5172]Cf 1 ~ COORDINATING OFFICERS VGAM/3
[5174]tcaTina
[5175]weneasimovonmess Morrie
[5177]orricea
[5178]repRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5181]Urcleded from aulemst!
[5182]downgrading and
[5183]decinesincation
[5186]14-0000
[5188]toad as . me oe fo
[5189]POM vexteocm OS i
[5191]ACTION 4 "+ CfwH 27 Too, oe : ay J
[5192]INFO 5 a 3
[5194]: ia Om INFO ROME CITE _MEXT 208
[5196]Sony
[5197]- rr
[5198]f :
[5200]- VISITED. - , a
[5202]ae Ba “IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS IN OFFICIAL PARTY who EXPRESS ANT T= ae J
[5203]i Us S., ANDZOR PRO CASTRO SYMPATHIES, > or «|
[5206]‘ ee ” — IDENTITIES INDIVIDUALS WHO SEEN BE CLOSEST TO PRESIDENT. . 7
[5207]I. [."De ALL INFO REARD ABOUT IDENTITY NEXT NEXT PRESIDENT, ae
[5208]es cys
[5209]Lee ABOVE REQUISENENTS ARE GUIDES ONLY AND STATION AWARE THAT RATIGAN ~ aM
[5210]{" . PROBABLY VILL NOT HAVE DESRES ACCESS T0 REPORT OTHER THAN FRAGNENTARY ec .
[5211]Dat states these tee ae tees Seek de ene ens ete: TOO |
[5212]t, L vece eae iy J ae 4
[5213]i. “TROT A NEVERTHELESS REX! WILL APPRECIATE ANY INFO DEVELOPED SY B RATIGAN, 4
[5214], te ee ; _ 4 ; . f
[5215]ve ; END OFMESSAGE Jy.
[5216]H _ : . : . A :
[5217]7 : “oe ‘ y rat i
[5218]ot . (| t
[5219]| : mt
[5220]my iO i
[5221]i i
[5222]' __, REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROFITED. Copy Ne
[5224]we Ss So a Peers
[5226]LASSIFIED MESSAGE
[5231]DATE + "29 Sep &
[5233]TO 0°" DIRECTOR
[5235]_. ChE 2% sk 2 ~
[5237]“roa UAE ia, rns
[5238]Ae BACKGROUND RIGARDO JOSE ZEVADA AND ALEVANDRO CARRILLO HARCOR™ ‘
[5239]_ AND SUGGEST RATIGAN OBSERVE ‘WHO THEIR CLOSEST CONTACTS IN PRESIDENTIAL
[5240]‘PARTY, DEGREE THEIR ACCESS To PRESIDENT AND OTHER RANKING \MEXT -
[5242]- OFFICIALS, AND TOENTITIES any OBVIOUS FORE IGN contacts IN COUNTRIES a
[5244][-
[5245]|
[5248]14-0000
[5250]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE _~
[5251]coe H ROUTING
[5253]ie) +. DIRECTOR
[5255]FROM 4 HONG KONG
[5256]ACTION, CHW 5¢ , ( C/wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTEO 2345, 28 SEP)
[5257]INFO 4 ADCOP, C/Cl, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, S/c 2
[5259]PRITY DIR INFO MITY MEXI CITE HONG” 3795.) *
[5260]“ RYBAT 2, aoe
[5261]RE pm seme (il gta . ae ,
[5262]REF NESSAGE PASSED TO RATIGAN WHO STATES ARRIVING MEXI LATE .
[5263]GN 1 OCTOBER GIEXI TINE). HAS REQUESTED RESERVATIONS AT HOTEL
[5264]REF CRM Ay If STATION CANNOT REACH AT HOTEL ,. CONTACT PANAS STAT 10H *
[5265]MANAGER AT AIRPORT... , ‘
[5269]END OF MESSAGE
[5270]C/S COMMENTS: *ACTIGN UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED.
[5272]*®®REQUESTED HONG CCHTACT AND TELL RATIGAN HE WILL BE CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEX}
[5273]BY STATICN REP WHO WILL DISCUSS HIS COCPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIOENT'S
[5275]TRIP,
[5277]F
[5279]i
[5281]a a"
[5284]Eacrfed Won astzaalts
[5286]Ly eouiasarcetiod
[5288]REPRODUCTION ay “OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5291]14-0000
[5293]ROUTING
[5295]. 002
[5297]27 SEP é2
[5298]TO; DIRECTOR
[5299]FROM , MEXICO CITY
[5300]I C/eH 5 (TH COPY SLOTTED AT 2345 26 SEP-00)
[5302]ACTION? . .
[5303]INFO; ADO, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/we 2, C/FE 0, S/¢ 2
[5305]MITY DIR INFO ROME CITE MEXI 20690 7
[5306]RYBAT . . . a . [ , . : . a ; ft 7 : on 7 e
[5307]| per pir seuze (out $06/9)
[5308]| 4, MEXI HAS REQUIREMENTS AND WILL CONTACT PER REF« .
[5310]2. WILL FORWARD QUESTIONS GIVEN TO HOS. re
[5312]END OF MESSAGE
[5314]CS COMMENI: STATED {F MEX! HAS ANY REQUIREMENTS FUR IDEN A IN CONNECTION
[5315]LOPEY TRIP, STATION CAN CONTACT IM IN MEX! THRU PANAM APR CrF IVER, CABLE
[5316]HOS WHETHER STATION PLANS MAKE CONTACT SO ICEN A CAN BE INFORMED IN HONG
[5317]TO EXPECT KUSARK CONTACT MEXI,
[5320]a denusecaied
[5322]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 18 PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5325]or
[5327]Bem T EDA eR ee
[5329]14-0000
[5331]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ‘eat
[5333]onc. Charlotte Buster: 3.
[5334]unit: WWI /Mexico
[5338]27 Sep 62
[5340]to. NONGKONG MEXICO CITY ROR
[5341]From. DIRECTOR |
[5343]cont, C/WH 5
[5344]AboP, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, sf Ps
[5346]PRTY HONG Into. MEXE | BORE CIEDIR mee, aes
[5347]1 Gi oet)
[5349]110
[5351]' 2
[5353]LEROY K, RATIGAN HOW HONG STAYING PENINSULA HOTEL THRU 29 SEP, PLS
[5355]a CONTACT AND TELL HIM HE WILL BB CONTACTED ON ARRIVAL MEXI BY STATION REP
[5357]WHO WILL, DISCUSS HIS CCOPERATION WITH KUBARK ON MEXICAN PRESIDENT*S TRIP,
[5359]MEXI CONTACT WILL IDENTIFY SEL? AS FRIEND IDEN,
[5361]END OF MESSAGE
[5363]FE/CH/MO/IK-Healpine (draft) (dreft)
[5364]AL AL Y
[5365]ere naif a aa)
[5367]L ate
[5368]WH/stexteo A] pry ui?
[5372]WH/COPS ay
[5374]a Aan
[5375]fobs gee pe Auf pho
[5377]COOROINATING OFFICERS orcur 1
[5380]RELEASING OFFICER | | a rwngreaing and AUTHENTICATING
[5381]SFC secasamneaen OFFICER
[5382]. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5385]14-0000
[5387]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE wen
[5389]ong. Bustos: ja i ROUTING
[5390]UNIT Wt fd IE MSS . SET jf
[5394]oate. gt See SL amass a
[5396]TO . BONGXONG
[5397]From, DIRECTOR
[5399]cont. = C/WH 5
[5400]anne, C/we v4, S/o 2°
[5402]ro PRTY HONG INFO CITE DIR i Se
[5404]REP DIR. BOSD cour_/H IO )
[5406]IDEN IS MR, JOSSPH DIS'TEFANO,
[5408]END OF MESSAGE
[5410]C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION APFLICAHLE 10 RYBAT CABLES. mtd
[5411]an 4
[5412]yt
[5413]J
[5416]i?
[5417]“ss _— . . if
[5418]f a i Af PAAn yh 4 laf Wp hase—
[5419]( Desmond FitsGes ald te df ag
[5420]’ G/B fv cam
[5421]cw?
[5423]CaUDesenalinG QeeiCeny
[5425]~ fected ay Toe rvtomacic
[5426]MELEASING GFFICER pretgareg ped AUTHENTICATING
[5427]ie par castuaten oreicen
[5428]; ne eer)
[5430]REPRODUCTION BY OcnER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S FROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5433]1400000
[5435]oF Bee -_
[5436]1618 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE vas
[5438]C. BISTOS
[5442]“H/9/rexico | Ad
[5443]iad ae - _
[5444]. ro. , MPXICO-CIT’, ROME JG
[5446]From: DIRECTOR
[5447]C/WH 5
[5449]AopP, C/Ci, C/FI 2, C/we 2, c/re 6, s/¢e-2——-
[5453]spr! cE into. ROME, ROUTINE CITE DIR PES
[5455]ite]
[5457]Poy NURI 19773 (CIN 10046)*
[5458]3 IDEM A, PANAM SECURITY OFFICER ROME HAS JUST BEEN ASSIGNED
[5460]iSO [2A 77 PANAM PLAIE CHARTERED 3Y MEXI PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS FOR FAP EAST
[5461]TitP. IDEN A LEAVES FOR HONG KONG TODAY, WILL ARRIVE MEXI APPROX 30 SEPT
[5462]‘HEIE Call BE CONTACTED AT PANAM OPERATIONS OFFICE. :
[5464], 2. IDEN A, KUBARK AGENT (FORMER STAFFER) OFFERS TO BE OF ASSISTA‘CE
[5465]PUEING LOPEZ TRIP, :
[5467]3, IF STATION MEXI RAS ANY REQUIREMENTS IT WISHES PLACE ON IDEN A IW
[5468]CONIOCTION LOPER TRIP, STATION CaN CONTACT HIM IN MEXI CITY THRD PANAM OPS
[5469]C¥FICER USING NAME IDEN 8, KUBARK STAFFER, IN INTRODUCTION,
[5471]4. PLS CABLE HQS WHETHER STATION PLaNS MAKE CONTACT SO IDEY A CA BE
[5472]INFO. MED IN HONG KONG TO EXPUGT KURARK CONTACT MEXI. PLS POUCH HQS COrY
[5474]INSTRUCTIONS? PASSED IDEN A.
[5476]EID OF MESSAGE
[5477]"WH Comment: President Lopss Mateos plans dep for Far Fast trir on 26 Senteuher
[5478]1962, “y
[5479]C/E / be Sue. ™.
[5481]Cron
[5482]“AUTHENTICATING
[5483]orfices
[5488]Genngrading ard |
[5491]“\~ \ wae V5)
[5494]E/eH/Fisteroft (nhon RT ay
[5497]ll olen — COORDINATING OFFICERS
[5499]ReLeasin# ornicer ET
[5501]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5504]14-0000
[5506]oO 7 — ~
[5507]ong Bustos 1619 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[5509]UNIT: - : 3 Tt
[5511]XXGXAX
[5513]to MEXICO CLTY 4
[5514]FROM. DIRECTOR
[5515]cone, C/WH 5
[5516]apop, C/Ct, C/FI 2, C/wE 2, C/FE 6, s/c 2
[5518]ROUTINE
[5519]OUT80220
[5520]to. .—sPRTY-‘MEXI INFO CITE O'R 33429
[5522]RYBAT _ |
[5523]4 ~_ ,
[5524]S828 Cour OUIBOSID
[5526]REF DIR
[5528]IDEN A MR, RICHARD NCNAMARA
[5530]IDEN B NR, JOSErE DISTRANO ~
[5532]f ae ich. wy
[5534]NBD P. HOLMAN
[5537]CAMROINATING OFFICERS aacee h
[5538]Anciogee from serena
[5539]RELEASING OFFices ~S-8SET speed teat ONS
[5540]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE iS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5543]14.90000
[5545]pee puma af pet +
[5547]~ on
[5549]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[5551]ROUTING
[5553]089
[5554]18 sep 62
[5557]?Rom ; TAIWAN
[5558]ACTION: WH 8
[5560]NFO ; CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, FE 6, S/C 2
[5562]DIR INFO MEXI CITE TANI 5255 rn
[5564].
[5566]PSYCH _
[5567]REF DIR 35994 Crust Toa 17) e .
[5568]DISCUSSED REF WITH GIO AND THEY REPORTED GRC FOREIGN
[5570]HINISTRY AWARE MATEOS ASIAN TOUR BUT WILL NOT INVITE
[5571]TAIWAN BECAUSE GRC EMBASSY NEXICO REPORTED MATEOS SCHEDULE
[5572]VERY TIGHT AND HE ONLY RECIPROCATING VISITS OF NEHRU» SUXARNO
[5573]AND IKEDA TO MEXICO.
[5574]END OF MESSAGE
[5575]CS COMMENT: *HQS REQUESTED TANI PROCEED PER HOS BELIEF KUBARK ROLE SHOULD
[5577]BE LIMITED TO PROMPTING GRC 70 ISSUE INVITATION THROUGH NORMAL DIPLOMATIC
[5578]CHANNELS. .
[5580]Co aartr4
[5582]Oowasradizg ga!
[5583][ seat feritinteey
[5585]REPRGOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5588]14-0000
[5590]t
[5592]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE - s-00
[5594]ORIG ¢ A.D. WEDMIELEA jr ROUTING
[5595]UNIT WH/3/texico . S-E-G—R 5
[5596]“5940 1678
[5598]12 Sort 1962
[5599]TO. TALPRI KFXICO CITY
[5601]from, DIRECTOR
[5603]CONF: wi 8
[5605]ito: CA 2, CA/PEG, CaA/ProP, FE 6, S/C 2
[5607]UTC-277
[5608]creor =———S«5994
[5610]19 TAME INFO NEXT
[5612]REFS; A LEXI 1899 (IN 19806)+
[5613]B TAMI 5098 (19908)
[5615]ROLE
[5616]1. HQS B3LIEVES KUYARK/SHOULD Bs LIMITED TO PROMPTINO
[5618]GR3 TO ISSUB INVITATION THROUGH NOKMAL DIFLONATIC CHANNELS AS
[5619]-HOVL ..N GEST INTSRESTS CHINA REPRESENTATICN ISSUE IN UN. GRC
[5620]SMOULD BE TOLD LOPEZ MATEOS WILL PROBABLY HAVE DIFFICULTY ADDING
[5621]TAIVAN VISIT TO SCHEDULE AT THIS DATE BUT (1) ANY CASE GESTURE
[5622]WOULD BE BENEFICIAL GRO CAUSE.
[5623]2. REQUEST TAME PROCEED PER PARA 1 ABOVE. '
[5625]END OF MESSAGS
[5627]WH OMT: LIELEGANT atates LOPEZ Mateos should be invited to Taiwan
[5628]but schedule is now so sdvanocd it may be difficult to add
[5629]Taiwan visit.
[5631], fa
[5633]ace A IF u/o/on P. Oberst era drat . “a
[5634]iat VH/COPS GAS bedth be
[5636]; COORDINATING OFFICERS Lectedee ee tematic Ti Chirp
[5637]“ aeeeasinge Orricese | “Satuncavee Prevents
[5638]- os REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[5640]_
[5642]14.90000
[5644]-. ._CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE
[5646]oo2 «(WO
[5647]12 sep 62,
[5649]DATE —
[5651]TO: DIRECTOR
[5653]FROM ; MEXICO CITY
[5654]: “ee 5 \wH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED AT 2335 12 2 SEP)
[5656]INFO; ADOP, C A 2, C/cl, C/Fi 2, $2.
[5658]~RITY DIR CITE HEXT 1919
[5660]be LITENSOR CVIA LIELEGANT? ASKED ON uf SEPTEMBER FOR AN UP.
[5662]TO DATE S2TYATION REPORT FREON KUBARKe THIS BECAUSE” oF NEWS STORIES
[5664]‘ SOVIET ATTITUDES
[5666]IF KUBARK FEELS WORLD
[5668]t
[5670]|
[5671]|
[5672]|
[5673]|
[5674]|
[5676]3 ACCORDING LIELECANT, LITENSOS WILL)
[5677]; SITUATION GLOOHY CANCEL VISIT To FAR SASTe
[5679]3e cos WILL ADVISE & AM MANN PERSONALLY or REQUEST FROM H LITESOR.
[5681]so t ;
[5682]a APPRECIATE CABLED SITUATION REPORT oF WHATEVER cos CAN Pass,” ;
[5683]- PERSCNALLY 70 LETENSCRS. wo wee ae -
[5684]END OF MESSAGE
[5685]j | al
[5688]14-0000
[5690]CLASSIHED, MESSAGE + x wo.
[5691]tO ‘575 ROUTING
[5693]. , WX 2 a
[5694]“To  ; DIRECTOR ; , a
[5695]- FROM : MEXICO CITY WR Tite feneek ones v
[5697]: Ne CX Revor!t Value, Deuray, oO . Sr 1.01182 62
[5698]’ ACTION: WH 8 fb Ae chu coy an Unticuted qi a
[5700]i Uraich quay Med a ab ay unite tect
[5702]i INFO. ; CA 2, Cl, CayrEG, C1sOrst ENTER: i vtiaba ft 2 oe
[5704]i wi ROUTINE
[5706]j Signature:
[5708]i
[5710]t ; IN 19806
[5712]f
[5714]"DIR INFO TAMI CITE MEXI 1899 oO, _
[5715]REF DIR 34954 (ear T4067 yo a,
[5716]‘ON 16 SEPT COS CONTACTED LIELEGANT WHO STATESs «| -
[5718]Ae PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS SHOULD BE INVITED TAMI;
[5719].By LIELEGANT WILL PUSH FoR AT LEAST A aeper VISIT TO TAMI IF
[5720]INVITATION RECEIVED, .
[5721]_C. SCHEDULE IS NOW SO FAR ALONG IT MAYS
[5723]PARTICULARLY IN VIEW OF PRESIDENT 'S DES¢
[5724]BRIEFLY AS POSSI»iE AND MAKE TRIPs :
[5726]END 0.
[5728]C/S COMMENT: *RE MATEOS: ASIAN#TOUR,
[5733]CRIL/NTS  [p_
[5735]Copy No. oad
[5738]14-0000
[5740]f
[5741]: - CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7
[5742]051
[5743]DATE ii sre €2 SON |
[5744]TO + DIRECTOR .
[5746]FROM
[5748]ACTION: Fe 8
[5749]‘INFO
[5751]SEP 11 03812 62 -
[5753]+ TAIWAN
[5755]2 CA 2, CA/PEG, CA/PROP, Wt 7, S/C 2
[5757]tN 19908
[5759]DIR INFO NEXT CITE TANI 5998
[5761]a rrnce oe,
[5763]PSYCH
[5764]REF DIR 34954) VT Fiend
[5765]STRGVGY SNDORSE PROPOSED APENCACH GRC RS MATEOS VISIT
[5767]! ran
[5769]Me BELIEVE VISIT VGyLD PRESENT EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
[5770]PROHOTE FAVORASLE CRD INTERNATIONAL InAct, PARTICULARLY IN
[5772]LATIN AMERICA, FEEL WOULD SE "est
[5774]iF INVITATION aND
[5775]ACCEPTANCE MATEOS VISIT CCULD SE LAID ON ASAP IM ORDER EXPLOIT
[5777]ALSO FEEL TRIP voULD
[5779]VISIT RE CHINA REPRESEVTATIC!
[5780]HELP CFSET AWERSE PROPAGANDA RE Gf WITHDRawaL DIPLeMaTIC
[5782]RECOGIITION LASS, ;
[5784]£89 OF ME
[5786]ON VIEWS REGARDING THE ADVISASILITY STATION PROMPTING
[5788]C/S COMMENT: “REQUESTED STATI
[5789]GRC TO INVITE PRESIDENT VATEOS TO iNCLUOS TAIWAN EN HIS TOUR,
[5791]Copy Na.
[5794]14-0000
[5796]Wwwro: Cl, C1/OrS, Fl, NE 4, FE 6, S/C.2
[5798]IV. . CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[5799]ONG: A.D, WEDRIBYER: jp fy.
[5801]unit: . WH/3AMexheo = '. .
[5802]ear: 5940 15 ve
[5803]OATE. 7 Sept 1962 1865
[5804]10 ; TAIPEI MEXICO CITY
[5808]CONF:
[5810]ite) TAMI MEXI - INFO CITE OR
[5812]1, MEXICAN PRESIDENT LOPEZ MATEOS PLANNING 15-20 DAY ASIAN
[5813]TOUR STARTING 10 OCT IN N&W DELHI FOLLOWED BY VISITS TO TORY,
[5814]DJAK AND POSSIBLY MANI.
[5816]2, REQUEST TAMI AND MEXI VIZWS BY 12 SEPT RE ADVISABILITY TAMI
[5818]STA PROMPTING GRC TO INVITE LOPEZ MATEOS TO LECLUDE TAMIL ON TOUR,
[5820]EXD OF MESSAGE
[5822]PE/CH/IO L, Hickeox (in draft)
[5824]CAMU/3 Nd le ae
[5826]wH/Cors AVY
[5831]7 DESMOND FITZGERALD
[5832]C/FE
[5834]COOROINATING OFFIC EFS
[5836]Crcluded trem automatic
[5837]dewng-sding and
[5838]RELEASING OFFICER Goctaseeinatton
[5841]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[5844]ROUTING
[5846]AUTHENTICATING
[5847]OFFICER
[5849]Copy No.
[5853]14-0000
[5855]. _ . ay
[5857]. . \ fi \
[5861]CC
[5862]chiefy Wi Divisioa ESIC
[5864]OMY QUALIFIED:
[5865]MLACQUARTERS OCSH
[5866]CAN IUOCE INGDIUING
[5868]SR Division
[5869]SSS ee
[5870]Chief cf Station, Mexico Cit. Ss
[5872]nD operatic Transmittal of -LIENVOY Report
[5874]l. Transmitted herewith in Attachment is a self-explanatory LIFEAT
[5875]-report of 28 August. The local speaker is Vladimir Ivanovich SAMOKHTI, Chief
[5876]of the soviet Information Bulletin; the Moscow speaker is fnu KALUGIN..
[5878]2. The attached report is the first known instance to the Station of
[5879]Moscow direction of the Bulletin in the informal manner described in the
[5880]tteshment. The Station will forward any future similar reports,
[5882]Land C Whe
[5884]awe, W/2 REDS dian Lope e
[5885]2-S5D, ¥/2
[5886]2-Files, w/l
[5888]Ree SR
[5890]DATE TYPED DATE OSPATCHED
[5892]as KAGE
[5894]oS More st ; age
[5896]x 31 Aug- 1962 1% Sept. 1962
[5897]( oR0ss SS REFTRENCE TO TT TRSPATCH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
[5898]t
[5899]' IRYA-19741
[5900]'
[5901]’ HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
[5905]3
[5908]14-0000 j
[5912]2
[5914]. {
[5916]75/So=f Gl
[5918]+ 28.uc62 |
[5919]. t
[5921]th [Froa Moccou/ 1D caliing sYen Moscow dytrocuces hirsalf to Sonoita as i
[5923]syo that ho is in tho ofSies that rrepares matortal for San to turn cvor |
[5925]ahd (9 FY
[5927]Raluctne Fai sry
[5928]to tha-mresse tcl wants te have tettor contact with Son. Hal says that San has to |
[5929]favo bis procercnces to Sl on tho kinds of axticles that he wants for the presse
[5930]Koi w4lh bo esllirc far to the telentons about tue times a ronth. And then Son can tall |
[5931]Kel vhat his preferencas ara in tha of axtieles. Sccondly, Kal wantg San to BS
[5932]LELLEAT/ to be rere observing An inforning Kol wast 4s boing printed an /itzdco/
[5933]Trot those ctticles bo cant to Ral. says “a7 coo that there 4s considcrabioe that
[5934]4s bein: primed Jin Medeof. Dub whatever 53 sends to ¥ol is vory irremularly sents
[5935]fon soys thit "vo" always cave quartewly ropexts. Now Sun is being asked for monthly
[5936]reports. scons there part.of comersstion tiscing/ Kal says for San to sond hin a .
[5937]tiomscod cable saying m Son wet to cle Then Kal wi call Som. For instance,’
[5938]42 Som has anything AYASYEAU/ RPE TAT to request, then ha could cond the .
[5939]cables Kal asks if, for inctenso, Sin hag amr quecticens richt new. San says yos, he
[5940]would Like isl to send. hba ratericl ca the costonaviec. San wants gencral raterial
[5941]chalists. Kal cars that mich hag been cont to Onn. Son says unforimatoly, noe
[5942]rouzhe Scr says 4¢ would bo well if 36% could cct/fs/th/ togother articles by
[5943]Leyor axd Yoravieh themsclvose (ath theiv sicn.ture to the articlos. For instance, H
[5944]: o the itadean SLATS) roatlae th their sienaturo /to tho article/s® |!
[5945]cus 2f San wants this cddrecced to the weader "of cur pariocical?"3 San sayo no, |
[5946]|
[5948]simply to th -oxclean reader. This oun bo prulished uty periodleal., Kal 1411 do this.
[5949]Sea sors he wants articles on tho situcticn of education = the middle cducation, the
[5950]cpeciil education, and hichor education. 29 articles to be based on spcoctalists
[5952]writin; thes. Not, pepuler articles. Cun: cs infornation of-ridcle, hicher and |
[5953]technical schockse "No are bolng ackod for such materiale”? Sm would also like article
[5954]on culture ont art. Articles not abeut com> cpecifie art or cfltural matter, but the
[5955]tant ricra eveclalined articles bo sent to hins
[5957]Epes.
[5959]Mture and art. Su wants
[5960]zs ths speachalined reaccr. Sal uncerctands. San then asks when his
[5961]aoertent 1a) be caniny. Noh can't ances that. Kol says that ho iA] coll Som
[5962]Oth. ial will try to cive San an ancrom. San says ho would like very much
[5963]axtiches by Mikelayev and Pepevich. Sanwoits the photos of t ei also. Kol repeats H
[5964]that 3 S very mich cormaitary articles, am saya this is vory cLificult to do |
[5965]for the memth. "Zecausea not so mich is pusliched.? Nal asks that novoertholess H
[5966]everyzning ba send for the menth that ie pivlished. Kall asks Sum to send these articles,
[5967]by sir mail. Yery well. Fal saya that thrva arfticles that have to be answored. |
[5968]Sam asks bal te giva its regards te tho cowedese
[5970]™~. ih Soekdlevakaya asks Samokbin 42 sho can camo ovals Yes.
[5972]amokiin asks Yogoroy if thero will be any mail today. Yor says nos
[5974]|
[5975]- |
[5977]TS COPY
[5980]me
[5984]75/Sonf6L
[5987]3 = [Ssex Moscow] 3D collin: fren Moscow intreduees himself to Scmokién as |
[5988]: to ofthes that Prepares ratorial for San te turn ovor
[5990]to tho press. cl wants to hove bstter contact ‘with Son. Hal says that Gan kas to
[5991]evo his puvferonces to Kal on tha idis of sotteles that ho wants for the press.
[5993]422 bo collirg Guz to tha telco’ abet tyo theses a monthe And then San can tell
[5994]3 vane * his vroterencos are in the of articles. Sscondly, Kal wants San to
[5996]So printed in /tucco/.
[6000]i
[6001]i
[6002]H
[6003]Ralusin, Rol says that ho is 22
[6004]t
[6006]H
[6008]a 79) to ba rote ecservin: dn drto: one Esai what is &
[6009]Toat these axticles be sant te Heb. Sol says wo? soc that thera 49 considerable that
[6011]scver Su3 sonds to Kal is very irregularly sent.
[6013]4s boing prised /in Uaxdeof. Skt
[6014]Sen says thit "so" always pave quarterly reports. Now Sua 4s being asked for monthly
[6015]reverts. /sacns thors, part of gonferection tcctha/ Xol says for Sam to sond hin a .
[6016]Suoeverd cable cay when Son wants tal to At. Thon Nol will call Sam. For instance,
[6017]a> San has aytens a aydeyys at Pee 3/ to request, then he could sond the
[6018]ecbla. Kal asks Lf, for inst Sootions right nowe Som says yas, he
[6019]would like Kal to sond hia rateviak cn the commnocts. Saag wants gonoral ratorlal
[6020]tr steclalists. Hak sars that mich has bein sant to Sam. San says unforkunately, MWe
[6024]ome Nbth thens signat tura to tho articlose For in SEANCO,
[6025]“wnd with thoir atgnatura /to the article/.*
[6027]ad-to the roader Saf our poriodicaul?5 San says no,
[6028]Wn bo publAshed ary pertodical. Kal itll do this.
[6029]actien of education = the middle education, ths
[6031]te These articles to be based on spcelalists
[6033]“3 dnfowmuntioen of: viddlo, higher snd
[6035]Mundig¢ey and
[6036]a cresting to the votean Ye las
[6037]Nel asks San wants this adi:
[6038]Sisply to tha sasckean reacar. sths
[6040]Sn ons hoo
[6041]stockat ad soatons and
[6043]Cre
[6045]writing then. \ Se 5 :
[6046]toohnical schodige Mito are ott askod for such material." Sm ywculd also lio articles
[6047]: tosoms speeds art or cdltural rattor, but tha
[6049]en culture aid art. Atticles
[6050]problems in cchiurs and art.
[6051]asticles for tho snecchalised Suader. rotands. Som then asks whan his
[6052]replatemont ui be coming. Ac can't answers thate Nol says that ho will call Som
[6053]on tre LOth. Xo willl try te tive Sou an anger. Soa says ho would liko vory much
[6054]exticles by “holayev and fovevieh. San wants tha photos of then also. Kal repeats
[6055]that he warts very puch cam a rileles, San says this is very difficult ta do
[6057]for tho month. "Socauso not S25 such ds proiishsd." Kal asks that nevortholess
[6059]i
[6061]|
[6063]i everything ba sond for the mon t is pevlished. Nal asks Sam to semd thasa articles
[6064]r ty air mol. Vory wall. Sal = tat thom creticles that have to bo answered.
[6066]'
[6068]4
[6069]t
[6071]j
[6073]i
[6075]s Spoe.. s
[6077]Not cnowghe Sun sare ot would bo woll if Xo could ctl zp/ts/ together articles by
[6078]|
[6082]|
[6084]i
[6086]|
[6088]i
[6090]|
[6092]i
[6094]i
[6096]'
[6098]t
[6100]San asks Kal to give his regen's to the corrados.
[6101]Iw In Sokdlovskaya asxs Sxmokhin if sho can coma over. Yes.
[6102]Samokhin asks Yosomw if there will bo any mail today. Yog says Noe
[6105]14-0000
[6107]PROCESSING
[6109]PRO aCe
[6111]DISPATCH bens
[6112]SECR Pose RNED
[6113]: MURRTS FOR INCHING
[6114]sy} SO WOUAG atQuiALO
[6115]TR ALIFE
[6117]SRANATERS OCH
[6118]CANOE INDERIAG.
[6120]Woe
[6121]SSS
[6123]ACTION REQUIRED REFERENCLS
[6124]Action: See paragraph 4 below
[6126]1. Transmitted herewith, for purpuses of Headquarters fanuiliarization,
[6127]is a typical one day LIENVOY product of the Soviet lines. (Note that the
[6128]Station has additional LIFEAT coverasc on the personal lines ef Colonel
[6129]Aleksandr Jcor,iyevich SIDOROV and Svyateslavy Fedorovich KUENSTSOV, and on the
[6131]office line of Vludimir Ivanovich SAMOKHIN).
[6133]2. Except for the weekend period, the Spanish languacve transcript
[6134]reaches the Soviet case officer on the duy followin; the actual transcription ~
[6135]at the most usually two days after the transcription. ‘he Station's Russian
[6136]languace translater.-tranucribes the Russian lanyuage portions immediaLlely, and
[6137]this preduct reaches the Soviet case officer about an hour or two after receipt
[6138]of the Spanish reporting. Simultaneously, flimsy copies of the above have been
[6139]yviven to the reports officer and to other interested Station oftisers. The
[6140]first copy is kept in a Station chrono file, for purposes of perzanent recor.
[6142]It 15 annotated for ZONAR purposes.
[6144]3. The Soviet officer, Lucy A. Dillin Gr, and other cfficers, read the
[6145]product quickly for the Immediate purpose of obtuinin., exploitable LOIMPROVE
[6146]or other operational leads, and/or reportable intellizence. Azvter this initial
[6147]scanning, the product is literally cut up, with each clippin,: of significant
[6148]conversation sent to COS and to various Station officers for their information
[6149]and/or action. Whenever pertinent, the actual LIENVOY clip is sent to Head-
[6150]quarters, for information or action - or a sumeury of the clip is sent to
[6151]Headquarters in dispatch form. Each clip is eventually routed to the Station's
[6152]resistry where indexinz and filing is completed.
[6154]hy The Station finds that this Soviet LIENVOY clipnin; prosram provides
[6155]the files on the individual Soviet staffers with a rather vocd picture of their
[6156]activities and personality. (These individual files are of ccurse aumented
[6157]with information derived from double agent operations, LIEMPTY reporting, Head-
[6158]quarters provided information, ODACID reportin;,, newspaper clippings and other
[6159]miscellaneous reporting). In many cases, however, the backbone a Station
[6160]file on a Soviet may derive principally from bits and pieces of WOY product.
[6162]DATE OIF ATCHED
[6164]DATE DRED
[6166]ye Ed
[6168]- WHD, w/l att.
[6169]- SRD, w/l att,
[6171]~ KUDESK, wofatt. — “caossacetninct 1 7 7 7
[6172]Files H
[6174]30 Aus. 62 31 Aus. 62
[6175]DISPATCH SYMBOL AND NUAIGER:
[6180]14-0000
[6182]ANH aT TUVBPATEN SWE ANG Nt
[6184]CONTINUATION OF
[6185]DISPATCH
[6186]5 T HNAS1Y729
[6188]Satesory station files receive the clips pertaining to Sovict commercial :
[6189]activities, propaganda activities, Soviet contacts, ele. Very often, 4 single
[6190]clipping may have to be copied to be sent to the files of several Individual
[6191]Soviets and/or to une or more cacegory files.
[6193]the Station does not have sufficient personnel
[6194]available to analyze and collate periodically the LIENVOY and other Station
[6195]product in the individual Soviet files for transmittal to Headquarters for
[6197]its information; or possibly more important, for eventual transmittal to another
[6198]Station where a Soviet from Mexico City is reassigned. Headquarters attention
[6199]is directed azain to NEXT -9805 of 17 January 1962 and allied correspondence
[6200]resarding the desirability of ‘having a trained Headquarters TDYer work on these
[6201]saterials at the Station. Headquarters may now wish to reinvesti-ate the
[6202]possibility of finding a qualified staffer for this TDY asaicnment.
[6204].
[6206]5. Unfortunately,
[6208]feels nee -
[6210]Wins th ae CUS.
[6212]Scr ee Tra fo es Jerre fe
[6213]ATR | [J eonrewro _ 2.
[6216]14.90000
[6218]£ .
[6220]i
[6222]f - for |
[6223]~ i
[6225]. | Foe CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6227]"537
[6228]IpaTe : 27 AG 62 OMCL
[6232]FROM ; *EXICO CITY
[6234]Kero ha
[6235]INFO; ADOP, C/CI, C/FI 2, C/TS0 2, S/C 2
[6237]Aua 28 01002 62
[6239]ROUTINE
[6241].
[6244]| RYBAT /LIENVOY
[6246]REF DIR 30536 (OuT 66927)*
[6248]TRIP CANCELLED,
[6250]| ;
[6251]|
[6253]END OF MESSAGE
[6254]C/S COMMENT: "RECOMENDED {LIENVOY-2) TRIP BE POSTPONED.
[6256]GROUT
[6258]HW EXCLUDED FROM AUTO=
[6259]ATIC Gowan ad ing
[6261]OCCLASS IFICATION
[6263]REPROOUCTICN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6266]14-0000
[6270]-ASSIFIED MESSAGE 38?
[6271]SEC BAT
[6273]ons. LER Q. NCRRYStJp
[6274]UNIT 3 eo 4 . ay
[6276]DIRECTOR
[6278]CON, CH 5
[6280]NFO. appP, C/Cl, c/Fl 2, c/TsD 2, s/c 2
[6282]To mexx (oPDr) INFO CITE DIR BOOS
[6283]RYBAT
[6284]REP MEXT 2693 (IN 16149)»
[6286]1
[6288]2. WOLLENSACK EQUIPMENT NOT SUITABLE AND NO OTHER NEW EQUIPMENT
[6289]TXPES AVAILABLE. RECOMMEND TRIP BE POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER CONSIDER]
[6290]ATION POSSTBIZ.
[6292]2. UF TRIP CAN NOT BE DELAYED, WS WILL ATTEMPT ENTERTAIN AND
[6293]DIVERT LIENVOY 2 WITH AREHART'S HELP, ADVISE.
[6295]END OF MESSAGE
[6297]HH CMs Requested Higa show LIENVOY-2 Wollensack equipment for
[6299]Rew LPe | : \f
[6301]TSD/AOB_ John Castro (in draft.)
[6302]VW |e va/cors_ Te
[6304]~c. aor al
[6306]fino ea OFFICERS crourt
[6308]RTOLIOING OFFICER al | “ CAYS sana
[6309]R | sR CREM AY BA de airttieateon OFFICER
[6311]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF ‘ice 1S PROHIBITED, Copy Na.
[6314]14-00000
[6316]i 7 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6318]ROUTING
[6320]DIRECTOR
[6321]FROM : MEXICO CITY -
[6325]Linro.; AooP, c/Cl, sfcuic 2, c/rt 2,. sft 2
[6327]DIR CITE HELE 1693... ne an
[6329]RAT Bo
[6330]MEF EXT 469, PARA 3 ae wcsagp oO,
[6332]1. . STATION suce cESsTs AREHART AND LIENVoY~2 wy Has” ‘WEEK secre 7
[6334]29 AUG. AREHART TC ARRIVE 23 AUG_ FOLLOVED BY Le 2 ON 22 AUG. .PURPOSE.
[6336]TO STUDY AND SELECT SMALLER RECORDING GEAR (PROBABLY WOLLENSACK) "
[6338]"FOR LIENVOY USE. PLAN NOVE LIss SVOY DASE INTO LIELEGANT OFFICE"
[6340]VHERE PREVIOUSLY’: Locate TO INCREASE oP secunrTy AND OVORALL !
[6344].
[6346]EFFICIENCY THIS” vas PROPOSED BY LIELEGANT SEVERAL WVEEXS AGO,
[6348]BUT STATION CONSIDER RATION EXPENSE NEW GEAR DELAYED SRGGESTION UNTIL
[6350]REF PROPOSAL AROSE. ee Vv
[6351]a - at
[6352](2, BELIEVE TWO DAYS ADEQUATE TINE L-2.RENAIN HQ. REQUEST 10g,
[6353]APPROVAL TRIP... a . OT ve
[6354]. END OF MESSAGE
[6355]C/S COMMENT; PARA 5 MEX! SUGGESTED POSSIBILITY PRESENT LIENVOY GEAR cout BE USED
[6356]BY LITEMPO, ; :
[6358]1 Gowsgratiag ang
[6359]Gactassificattes
[6361]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIB:
[6363]Copy No”
[6366]ROUTING
[6368]DATE
[6370]To + DIRECTOR
[6371]AUG 9 2311Z 62°
[6373]FROM" , MEXICO CITY
[6375]ACTION  C/WH 5
[6377]ROUTINE
[6378]INFO, ADOP, C/CA 2, s/c 2
[6380]IN 42833
[6382]DIR CITE MEXI 1822 ‘
[6384]| _ 4) B EMBTEL iis" oo ot
[6386]’ RYBAT . ; . pote ‘ote foot 4
[6388]| . . 1. AT AMB MANN'S REQUEST cuRTIS GAVE REPORT RE. CUAUHTENOC canDEas ,
[6390]| To LYTENSOR ON 3 AUGUST.
[6392]| 2. ON 8 AUGUST LITENSOR SENT VORD TO CURTIS VIA LIELECANT THAT -
[6393]cuaiiitEKoc” CARDENAS WOULD NOT BE A CANDIDATE FOR THE POSITION OF
[6395]| "WATER COMMISSIONER" IN THE NEXICALT AREAs - (NOTE s SEE MEXI 4637 (ws;
[6397], RE MEETING ON NIGHT OF 7 AUGUST BETpEEN LAzARG CARDENAS “ARO” : BITENSOR, ”
[6399]|. NETS E BELIEVES MATTER OF ‘CUAUHTEKOG ATTEMPT DISCUSSED. AT THIS: .
[6401]H
[6403]END OF MESSAGE -
[6405]—— hut
[6406]H2einted team galenatte
[6407]dorsgrscicg ant
[6409]: coeinree . HUE
[6410]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THANE THE issuING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, Copy No.
[6412]Sen cet eree . - 4 mee . a eee
[6415]14-0000
[6417]we ~-
[6419]-_ CLASSIFIED -MESSAGE
[6421]| onc, J, R, BESYES 1638
[6422]unit, WR/3/MEXICO \-SBGRET
[6423]Bt . 5980 679K
[6425]DATE: 31 JULY. 1962
[6426]TO . MEXICO CITY
[6428]From, DIRECTOR i
[6429]cons, C/WH 5 ‘
[6430]peo, ADOP, C/C1, C/cI/Ic, C/FE 6, $/C 2
[6432]° an ne
[6434]RYBAT \
[6436]REP: MEXI 1469 (IN 32427)* -
[6438]1, EQS PREPARED PROVIDE BRIEFING PAPERS FER PARA 3A REP AND CONCUR
[6439]EXPERY COMING MEXI PER PARA 3B REF,
[6440]2, ASSUME COS WILL BE ABLE PROVIDE HQS SUFFICIENT LSAD TiMé TO COMPLETB
[6442]BRIEFING PAPSRS AND MAKE EXPERT AVAILABLS, I3 SPANIGN NECSSSARY FOR LITENSOR
[6444]MEETINGS.
[6445]END OF MESSAGE
[6447], *WH COMMENT: COS would greatly appreciate Kgs assistance on briefing papers
[6449]and expert to brief LITENSOR if Indonesia trip eaterializes. f
[6451]| oy
[6452]CI/1CG/Paul Burke (in draft) p
[6453]tf WVIOM Lith eclors merece ”
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[6459]&8 T OFFICER
[6460]! REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THe ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No
[6462]owe,
[6465]14.90000
[6467]SyuaOX AMO ND
[6469]IMAIA= 19-432
[6470]| gps - 1906
[6472]DISPATCH ”
[6473]oo Chief, WH Division ES cy on “s
[6474]FROM per ap FIZED 50-6-75/,
[6476]Chief of Station, Mexico City ba July 1962.
[6477]SUMECE . BE “a3 3" — (CHECK “X" ONE)
[6479]. SMonialy Activities Report on Project LIENVOY = {__]_ masxep For INDDING
[6480].
[6482]CLAS CATION
[6484]* Pacton atGuala . INDEXING CAN 8€ JUDGED
[6486]For your information, BY QUAURED HQ. DESK ONLY
[6488]<EFERENCES)
[6490]The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month
[6491]of June 1962;
[6493]A, Target Lines
[6495]20-30-18 | General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[6497]20-83-46 General Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
[6499]24-18-18 Braulio Maldonado Sandez
[6501]21-81-32 Gustavo Solorzano (Not being used)
[6503]11-42-48 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos
[6505]24-61-75 Jorge L. Tamayo Castillejos
[6507]45-59-52 David Alfaro . Siqueiros
[6509]28-79-67 Ranion Cesar Cuenca (Cuban Embassy)
[6511]13-21-14 Francisco Galindo Ochoa
[6513]12-13-37 Ricardo j, Zevada (Out of order)
[6515]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzales Pedrero (Out of order)
[6517]11-16-48 Ignacio Acosta
[6519]10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional
[6521]46-12-70 C.T.A.L. (Out of order)
[6523]46-64-24 D.F.S.
[6525]46-11-30 D, F.S.
[6527]21-11-01 Politica (Revista - Marcué)
[6529]46-60-16 Prensa Latina
[6531]14-42-37 Cuban Embassy
[6533]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy
[6535]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy
[6537]25-09-14 Cuban Embassy
[6539]14-13-26 Cuban Embassy
[6541]11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out of order) : .
[6543]15-60-55 Soviet Embassy : Haro --
[6545]15-61-55 Soviet Embassy IAARO . .-.-
[6547]15-12-64 Soviet Embassy
[6549]15-61-07 Sovict Embassy (Out of order)
[6551]45-61-81 Czech Embassy -¢
[6553]45-61-80 Czech Embasspomeyea trea Project day)
[6555]fe classificatien: , SC7E” 79 Z
[6556]B. Material Processed sua g 73° 1259/7
[6557]Box? 29 Foid?_@__.
[6559]In June, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 163 pages of
[6560]daily resumes, 63 pages of transcript from the Cuban Embassy lines, 48
[6561]tapes from ihe Czech Embassy Lines, and 98 tapes and the transcriptions
[6562]of che Spanish conversations from the Soviet Embassy lines, In addition,
[6563]there were 29 other pieces cf material from che LP,
[6565]C, Exploitation of Material
[6567]From the material processed above the following were some ex~
[6568]amples of pro- and anti-Communist informat ion: “ 24 Tue. ez
[6570]USE PREVIGLS EDINON CLASSIFICATION
[6571]@5PLACES FORMS . eat
[6573]5°28 $1284 AND 81 29 :
[6574]Veni ARE OBSOLETE -—-
[6576]a : | ACU i
[6579]14-0000
[6582]Tawar os . Pereereees uy
[6584]. i ; :
[6585]CONTINUATION OF " penant a= 10432
[6586]: ER wey dahl .
[6587]DISPATCH | SECRET aaaaae. __. PISBP-1V0G
[6589]The Cuban efforts at propaganda ii Mexico in waich the Cuban
[6590]Ambassador to Mexico couferred with Raul Roa, Cuban Forelgn
[6591]Minister, and suggested to him that Fidel Castro write a short
[6592]message to the Mexican people ia Siciupre on its ninth anniver-
[6593]sary of publication (see HMMA 193%),
[6595]The negative treatment to a Czech commercial representative
[6596]by Mexican Immigration authorities (See HMMA 1YkSs),
[6598]The refusal by the Pan American Institute of Geography and
[6599]History of the Organization of American States to permit Teresa
[6600]Proeyza Proenza, Third Secretary and Cultural Attache at the
[6601]Cuban Embassy, to attead the meeting held by it (see HMM 6438),
[6603]The embarrassment caused by the immoratbehavior of Mexican
[6604]female delegates to the Cuban 26 July celebration held in Havana
[6605]in 1961 according to Manuel Marcue Parinas of the periodical
[6606]Politica as told co Teresa Proenza Proenza,
[6608]D. Liaison
[6610]With the approach of the GPIDEAL visit to Mexico 29 June - 1 July,
[6611]liaison activities greatly increased, COS visited LITENSOR on 28 June,
[6612]LITENSOR assured that there would be no problems in the GPIDEAL visit
[6613]and rhe safety of GPIDEAL was guaranteed and in the hands vf LITENSOR,
[6614]Atihis meeting LITENSOR tudicated his amoyance with whe Cubans, (See
[6615]MENT 1253),
[6617]LIELEGANT turned over to the Chief of Station a list of persons whe
[6618]were put under surveillance in connection with the GPIDEAL visit, ‘The Ust
[6619]also indicated those who were arrested, (Seo MEXIs 1244 and 1264),
[6621]Ata meeting held on 28 May 1962. the Chicf of Station, LIELEGANT,
[6622]and LIENVOY/2 met with LIENVOY/1 and obtained his agreement to hire
[6623]LIENVOY/1L-+4 to work under LIENVOY/3 as a technical inspector in Telefonos
[6624]Ge Mexico, The purpose in putting LIENVOY/IL4 in this capacity is fo have a
[6625]man who would be more available to the LIENVOY Project and who “would see
[6626]wha: others might be tapping telephones” in Telefonos de Mexico, Purther-
[6627]more, LIENVOY/1 agreed to see to it that LIENVOY/14 would have "the
[6628]range and authority” to do the work,
[6630]Putting LIENVOY/ 14 as a techaical inspector within Telefonos, could
[6631]create problems for the LIFEAT Project, At the same time WILSTED is re-
[6632]siudying the LIFEAT system, improving it, tightening up the security and
[6633]alerting the base houses to watch for any abnormal activity on present taps,
[6634]It kas been understood by the LIENVOY case officer that this has Leen done
[6635]and if will be reported from time to time in furure LIENVOY reports.
[6637]E, © Security
[6639]For a report on security of the LIENVOY site for June 1962, see
[6640]peragraph 2 E of HMMA-19319 (RYBAT-1897) dared 10 July 1962,
[6642]As Was stated at the ead of that paragraph, any surveillance or
[6643]security threat of the LIENVOY basehouse or personnel can eventually be
[6644]handled, should this be found necessary, by Chief of Statien to LITENSOR,
[6646]F, Technical
[6648]The floor in the LP was recently covered with a linoleum which has
[6649]enn ETS senimneemnmnennenmemnneeeeaaaaas ven t 0 Manas
[6651]a EEOTTRSS -
[6654]Sl) SECRETE [Rane Two
[6655]2. . . . |
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[6660]'
[6661]carte mene ener ne tt ae te
[6662]: rary INTERNETS RUE Cons
[6664]2 | HMMA=19432
[6665]| REBT -190O
[6667]CONTINUATION OF
[6668]DISPATCH
[6670]greatly contributed to keeping the dust out of the recording machines and in
[6671]excellent working conditlun, According to Arnold F, AREHART, the LIENVOY
[6672]technician, the machines are operating at top efficiency,
[6674]G. Personnel \
[6676]The personnel remains the same as reported tn the previous report,
[6678]H, Production
[6680]| Production for the month of June was higher than usual. This increase
[6681]was primarily due to the GPIDEAL visit, There were seventy-four (74)
[6682]reports from LIENVOY material during June 1962, These are listed in the
[6684]attachment,
[6686]t
[6688]— vA of - F le
[6689]AEF, ch (eta
[6690]awit e CURTIS aS :
[6691]23 July 1962
[6693]Attachment;
[6694]LUENVOY Productton ~ June 1962
[6696]Distr button:
[6697]3 - WHD w/att
[6698]2- Files
[6699](Bon 15/8
[6700]ee ST RR Re .
[6701]WS | SECREL/ BRAY EL Jeon | FHREE
[6703]at ARE aE TE fF -
[6705]LO —L CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ; ~
[6707]_ | ——
[6708]” “ope Ny ROUTING ~
[6709]: 20 WL 62 S
[6711]ia) : DIRECTOR .
[6713]Soe semen
[6715]"MEXICO CITY Wl 21 alogz 62
[6717]ion: CAH 5)
[6718]ya oP, ADOP, C/CA 2, C/ci, C/ci/Ic, C/FE 6,
[6719]s/¢ 2.
[6721]ROUT INE,
[6723]: DIN CITE MEXI 1469 a - .
[6726]: EBAT.
[6728]EF, DIR 22662 Cosef 53750).
[6729]"4 POINTS IN-REF TAKEN UP NIGHT 16 JULY ITH LITENSOR IN MEETING
[6731]: ATTENDED BY LrzLEcaNT.
[6734]a urtbison OBVIOUSLY NOT REPEAT NOT HAPPY ABQUT HAVING COT HIMSELF }
[6740]7 INTO POSITION OF POSSIBLE VISITS. LrfLecant, AFTER beet, EXPRESSED -
[6741]* BELIEF ‘LIthnsor WILL NOT MAKE. VISITS, WILL FIND REASONS POSTFONE. ,
[6743]ee ce
[6745]“ 3 trrhison ASKED GOS Fons | a —_
[6747]BRIEFING PAPERS ON COMMUNISM AND INPORTANT PERSONALITIES -
[6749]Ae
[6751]WHO ARE COMMUNIST OR PRO=COMMUNISTS IN INDONESIA, JAPAN AND INDIAs .
[6753]_ HE REFERNED TO PAPERS GIVEN HIM PRIOR TO HIS VISIT To soutH AMERICA © y
[6755]5 ne
[6757]_ Im JANUARY 1980. ‘.
[6760]oe IOMISION |
[6762]RO stew 1°
[6763]. Nol | baud pee mane
[6764]: REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE s PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[6765]— A LSS Rs
[6768]14-0000
[6770]te
[6772]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[6774]ROUTING
[6776]IN 32427 MEXE th69
[6778]Be POSSIBILITY OF AN EXPERT "LIKE SR BROOKE® COMING TO MEXICO
[6779]“ 7 CITY To MEET WITH HIM AND COS JUST PRIOR TO HIS “TAKE-OFF” IF HE
[6781]‘DOES MAKE TRIP (LIKE "BROOKE"==CEDRIC PAPATE DID PRIOR TO SOUTH
[6783]{ . AMERICAN VISIT).
[6787]'& COS WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANCE ON PARA
[6788], °. THREE IF TRIP MADE«
[6789],°, 4 WILL ADVISE WHEN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE.
[6791]ao - END OF MESSAGE
[6792]C8 Comment Hga, furnished raasorawhy the visit to Sukarno wae a bad idea,
[6794], wow
[6796]F : SECRET [or hag taal
[6798]t Lo | Geargrasiva ant
[6800]i a Peet) ae
[6802]‘ REPROOUCTION SY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITEC. Cany Na
[6804]ERE ghee DAT.
[6807]14-0000
[6809]‘ fy “ge _
[6810]‘ent VmeMR CLASSIFIED_ MESSAGE ts —— ,
[6812]rom. DIRECTOR
[6814]cont: C/WH 5
[6815]pct, DOP, ADOP, C/cA 2, C/CI, c/ci/ic, C/re 6, S/c 2
[6817]to ss NEXT. (PRIORITY) INFO are om 20-49 7
[6819]RYBAY :
[6820]REP MEXY 1359 (IN 26600)* ,
[6821]1, HQ3 CONCURS WITH PROPOSAL IN PARA 3 REY.
[6822]i 2
[6823]2. IN DISCUSSIONS WITH LITENSOR, COS MAY AT HIS DISCRETION INDICATE
[6825]ae bat
[6827]7,
[6829]FOLLOWING REASOHS WHY VISTY TO SUKARNO A BAD iDEA:
[6830]A. SUXARNO IS CURRENTLY ENGACED IN MILITARY OFFENSIVE AGAINST
[6832]DUTCH IN NEW GUINEA AND HAS THUS FAR FRUSTRATED PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT.
[6834]B. DUTCH ARE MEMDERS OF FAST GROWING AND ECONOMICALLY POJERFUL
[6835]BUROPEAN COMMON MARKET, MEXICO 18 SEEXING TO INCREASR TRADE WITH COMMON
[6836]MARKET COUNTRIES AND TO OBTAIN INVESTMENT CAPITAL FROM THEM, EBLIEVE MEXICGS
[6837]INTERESTS WOULD NOT BE SERVED BY TRIP LIKELY TO OFFEND COMMON MARKST COUNTRY.
[6839]C. CONSIDER THIS POOR TIME FOR LITENGOR THROUGH HIS PRESENCE GIVE
[6841]SUKARNO BENEFIT HIS AND HTS COURTRY'S PRESTIGE.
[6843]1 END OF MESSAGE
[6844]WH Comuant % LITERS OR planning visit SUKARNO in late Ost or early, Nov. amb
[6845]MANN mentioned; to COS he personally believes this visit not gocd, “CO suggests
[6846]be can $212 LITENSOR that "my chiefs think visit to SUKARNO this year a bad idea."
[6848]Request Hqe comments, “2
[6852]JishedUdonn— SE RE Ube
[6854]DOP COORDINATING OFFICERS . GROW I
[6855]Exchided from automarit:
[6856]AUTHENTICATING ry
[6858]QEREASING OFFICER oan, yey
[6859]Yestast ie neeicen -
[6861]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
[6863]Copy No,
[6865]sere semumtnnnnent ns
[6868]14-0000
[6870]DIRECTOR
[6871]FROM 2 MEXICO CITY
[6873]ACTION: CAH 5 .
[6874]INFO g «OCI, DOP, ADDP, C/CA 2, C/Cl, C/FI 2, S/C 2, C/FE 4
[6876]JUL 1 10587 62
[6878]DIR CITE MEXE 2359" 1) OT ar
[6880]ATTN DRENT AND “KNIGHT. - ne 4
[6882]- RYBAT : | | - 74 i . mt
[6884]; te COS HAS LEARNED FROM RELIADLE SOURCE (LIELEGANT) ‘THAT. LITENSOR _
[6885]| puaitiznc VISIT SUKARNO IN DJAKARTA I2-LATE OGTOBER OR EARLY NOVEOER. 7 7
[6886]2. ANUASSADOR MANN NENTIONED 70 COS TiAT HE PERSONALLY DELIEVES "’
[6888]THIS VISIT NOT GOOD. _ ; Do
[6890]3. COS HAS TENTATIVE APPOINTNENT TALK oven utswbor o» OPERATIONAL «
[6892]VIETH"LITENSOR ON 13 JULY. CAN, IF Nas APPROVES, TELL LITENSOR THAT |
[6893]("MY CHIEFS THINK VISIT TO sUKARNO THIS YEAR, A BAD IDEA". ba
[6894]"he PLEASE ADVISE. SUGGEST CONSULT WITH parwoLps ~ yw —_ :
[6896]= oo END OF MESSAGE = ( &
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[6900]Sy
[6907]: “\ v | a
[6908]j ~ f N
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[6912]Bebied ts atecatte
[6915]: Arad
[6916]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN [HE ISSUING OFFICE *s PROHIBITED, Copy No.
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[6927]to? ,
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[6936]|
[6937]ST PPA eT Ai
[6938]i Ae get chops Doan be bhy ae en
[6939]ert sar Pet FE eS
[6941]DISPATCH
[6945]Chiat, WH Db bsion,.
[6946]Chiet, KUDLSK
[6948]Ghiet of Statlon, Meadue itty
[6950]susiet
[6952]Mextoo City Staton Security - “fF .
[6953]| Ne PaCS FEUE
[6955]. 1 Itet/ERIS CAR BE MUOGLO
[6956]None; for your tnformatton, i i BY QUAUFIED HQ GER ONLY
[6958]eet ne Se mele eae
[6960]ALTON PECARELO
[6962]UeFtREreCHis]
[6963]A. HMMS 2430
[6964]B, MEXI 0346
[6966]1, As requested Wn reference, the syatlor has polled all S:atlon Case
[6967]officers for posalble ur confirmed vaee of su rvelllance wille making opere
[6968]atlonal contacts, ‘The poll indicated tive (5) Gascs of survelllance during
[6969]recent mouths, For the sake of clarity and to give Headquarters an exact
[6970]Idea of the clroumstances surroundings ach lucident, this report will treat
[6971]each case Individually with statlon comin cuts pertinent to each case,
[6973]. 2, The (ive cases of pussthle or coaftemed survelllance, related in
[6974]the first person, are as follown
[6976]A, Lewis J, SHOQUIST: 1a Mov E62
[6977]“Hotlowing a meeting wih Wowie Ko HEGARTY at the Hotel Alameda
[6978]thia date [ votlced a Meaxtcan stamibiys pitty close Lo us Ad We Wore discussing
[6979]Iuecuous subjecta jus: before parting, Libs tellow moveal over and joined
[6980]gaother Mexican who was sianduie at the Juarus Avenue entrance lo the
[6981]Alameda Hotel, T oalled HUGART 'oatentiod to theae bwo and suggosred
[6982]that he leave, belny very careful fos te molt, while Uchecked these
[6983]fellows to be absolutely certaby ules a: atarested Imun, HEGARTY cros
[6984]Juarez and took a cal, Nefther ot thee % xiwans showed aay interes: ip his
[6985]Movements or made any types vf obec ted sytal, {walked hack into the
[6986]Hozel and spent about five minutes bros sig a, Lhe magazine shop then Luft
[6987]the hotel by the side anrrance, As bel granted { stanued coward Juarez Avenue
[6988]and saw one of the same two fellows suo Lad been atthe Juarez entrance
[6989]nudge the other and call his artertles teins, Thess twu fellows had cnoved in
[6990]order wo check bovh ho el ontrapces trori shia sum. spot, t walkea! to an
[6991]arcade directly geross fram the hovel co vrance ud pretended to be lonking tn
[6992]shop winuevs, lL saw poth Mexicans positon cheinsciven £0 as (0 observe
[6993]the arcade, [trade mo aftenipt ter cap te aurverilance, Dein toerested
[6994]instead, in dstermlntss defintely that (wae tue target. As | moved out of
[6995]the arcada, the two above Cinyered ue to aterher pair of Mextcaas who fol«
[6996]loweal ma as L moved thrvugh the Jas Auieraas parking lot co Callie Indepen=
[6997]deacla, For the next bour and oie tlt fo nwe Roars [100k these boys on a
[6998]_ dong tour, mostly 07 foot, TP chece os then Py starting up streets then changin
[7000]my mind aad Joubling back, toligwity ay erratic pattern as it shopping alme
[7002]lessly, stopping In bookshops foc perte ts during wiilch they were forced co
[7004]stand around somewhat Obviously Gurs de, ate: Betefly, it can be summarized
[7005]by saving hal urere were at leaet ttve ticnihars of chis team definitely on the
[7006]surveillance, two others Lam aptlie sare wore Iovulved, aud one other about
[7007]wham Lam not absolutely sure, Whos, Gi ob, Wind, there #as ao doubt
[7008]whatsoever that [ wie the target Fodughs a raxt ant headed coward Reforma
[7009]Avenue, thea to Rilo Tihec $2, and Jan ‘coward Meluhor Gcrampo Street, As
[7010]tf changtag my mid, Lhad the drever cat aver to Sulltvan Si, co Shirley
[7011]Courts where L went in acd had luni. ur big tbe cab ridge I did asi spot
[7012]cat surveillance but, shortly after iat arrival at Suicley Courts, [saw three
[7013]yew men net previously on the x, whose actlous indicate! they were on me,
[7014]Tpald my bUL, went bata che barheern ter a minate then left through the
[7015]covered garage amd out inte Vilaluns Si, in nick of Shirley Cuurts, Cusco
[7017]: Un Pe —- a ee Ot ?.
[7018]SU la VEAL PEE ccnreue ONE
[7020]een aE ee EE ON 8 CE SEAT PRN AT
[7023]14-0000
[7025]ky aS
[7028]i asleenel can ; — EAL HAD MA @POaLS
[7029]CATCH ae so
[7030]ae Sagara |
[7032]ee re em es aetna
[7034]walked taphil oot at sight ot die esit and checked mysclt
[7035]gies Into dete voattiiber suredlanca, TP then
[7036]reas the streec from the Ruble
[7037]el Reterma, thes ou dhe front
[7039]out of the Cawscts
[7041]walkes up to Reterma, caught d adh, 2 Move
[7042]Theater, walked tare the dag swore at ue be
[7043]emrauce, dawn to Woolworth’s, hieuct W. nalwerch'’s to the back entrance, up
[7044]to Pasaje Latinnamericacy, late tie Pavaie where l stopped at a small counter
[7045]shop to check as [ made a purdhase, fod rou my sieps to Galle Mads id,
[7046]on up to Reforma where Ltumed bye re Reforma umrance to Sanborn’s,
[7047]checked for survelilance, then Ute che arhassy by the entrance from Sanborn’
[7048]through the perfume sectloa, There ix io dsule whatsoever that these meu
[7049]were on me, The survetWance was wt sophisticated from the atundpoine of
[7050]keeping mu unaware, but wax a very persisten: one with these inen not gertlag
[7051]los: on the simpler tricka, Regardless of who Ls controll ing theaa fallows, I
[7052]have cancelled all operaticnal contacts for today aml will contact HEGARTY,
[7053]Oliver Q. WIMPHEN and Simon D, CLAGKETT toatyht or early tomorrow
[7054]morning to sec up eutirely new conta) arrangeinedts with each, I plan to
[7055]make my contacts either early In the m-culngs or later at night in areas where
[7056]surveillance cao be apotted aasily, I will inscruct all agents to be unusually
[7057]careful in checking before making any mvetings, either with other agenrs or
[7058]with me and that lf there ls any suspicion of survelllance akip the contact and
[7059]check later at the akernate contact pon! In each vase, tf clear by the time of
[7060]the alternate meeting, [called HEGARTY trom a pay phone las: alght and get
[7061]up an early moratng contact with him "0 check on whether or act be wad tole
[7062]iowed wheu he left the Hotel Alameda veaterday, HEGARTY sald that he
[7063]checked carefully but that there was 20 indicacton of tuterast la aim, This is
[7064]quite a rellef since it now appears that [ must have heen pickexl up at the Emo
[7065]tassy and that 1, not HEGARTY, was the fariet, TL eautioned HISGARTY w be
[7066]even more careful than ever ia his appruaches to the LINLUCK safelhouss and
[7067]sold him thar, incur contacts, ] was settlag up entlraly naw contact arraaggee
[7069], ments ummediately and that we would not use preylous polis upows again,
[7070]HEGARTY was told that we would use previously agreed upon points in tha
[7071]Polanco-Lomas area, thac each point and Ume for te next meting would bo
[7072]agreed upon at the preyicus one to ayold phone use as much a8 possible, and
[7073]that most of our meatings wr id be held before 0960 hours cr, when that act
[7074]feagible, after dark, [ suggested cha: he also inform LINLUGK that Thad
[7075]nee under survelliance of Home parsistertce and that he (LINLUCKX) should
[7076]oa even more careful than ever In hls comtacis with HEGARTY, ami in hls
[7077]approacies to the safehouse, [met WIMPHEN and CLAGKETT lacer thar same
[7078]roormlog aed made simUar new contact arratgemcats with them and advised
[7079]them of the even greater need for caution, Talso advised them 19 park at
[7080]least two to thres blocks from potute of contact and walk ln, checking cere
[7081]fully before and after parking to bo sure thay are act survellied and, U there
[7082]is any auapicion of surveillance, do aot make conact but make the akersaic
[7083]lasar if clear by them.”
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[7096]g a 1s Ad PegViOUS LBTION | Farben oo i
[7097]ie 1OAMS eo UTS an
[7098]t | Se pee mantions | SECRET/RYBAT (Xn nwe
[7100]ee De ae eens nee ee teen tener rnamnnertmmmeermrnnes memes tot sername sere ernie os
[7103]am
[7105]14-0000
[7107]CONTINUATION OF
[7108]CISPATCH
[7110]Se RED
[7112]anne ag tem kts
[7114]B, Algarnan OQ, FORTUNE. TOON Lae beg
[7116]The abovernientioned nated tle 6.
[7119]Hy
[7122]|
[7124]PIMMER 19359
[7125]RYBAT BIRGT
[7127]artist to November 196] at
[7129]approximately 2100 hourn what aeeied to be a anepicioue aifuation
[7131]in attempting to service the Lin UTR eatehiwen,
[7133]Aa ‘ndicated on tha
[7135]attached diagram, the subject parkest Sia automobile two biorks away
[7137]as indicated on the diagram ard apne: ached the
[7138]Street. ln the approach rurthe sub.ect anted a
[7140]corner of Larma and Hudson Streets oft) two male cccuparta,
[7142]target Ly way of Pamuico
[7143]hiue Fiat parked at the
[7144]Aa the
[7146]undersigned, on foot, approached fhe cirner ef Panuce and Hudson be
[7147]noticed ancther Fiat parked at he vers corner with three occupants,
[7148]Remembering the other Fiat at the end of the block, which waa quite
[7150]visible fram the corner of Panuco ard iudson,
[7154]moving car behind him.
[7156]cruise the streets looking for them,
[7158]the ucdersigned decidad
[7160]to delay ontry into the safehouese and casually walk down the block.
[7162]The undersigued cut across Hudaun St’ ee? tu avoid walking close to the
[7163]‘parked car and as he walked on Lerina, noticed the prasence of a alow
[7164]This did avt arouse tog much suspicion alace
[7165]this area apparently specializes in street walkers and the local "tenorios®
[7166]As the underaigned reached tho
[7168]parked Q.P. car at the curner of Lerma acd Duaro the slow moving auto
[7170]came abres’ of the car and the driver almost stopped and etared at the
[7171]undersigned as hs attempted tn unlock the car to depart the area.
[7172]this time the underaigned got suspicious and attempted to read the lic
[7174]By
[7176]2288
[7179]plate, but the plate Wlumination bull: was out on the suaplclous vehicle,
[7181]The undoraigued gat In his own car, started down Larma, pasaecd tha
[7182]saepicioug car which lromediataly fell in behind cha undarslgnad,
[7184]convinced yat of the intent of the following car,
[7186]Net
[7187]the ondersigned drove
[7189]teward Misstasippi and mada like ke wae continuing down om Lerma, At
[7191]the last morment the undersigned swerved into Mississippi, mxrrovly
[7192]‘ missing getting clobbored by a vehicle coming down Misaloatppi,
[7194]Tha
[7196]suepicious vehicle, who was right behind, bad te gua his auto to get cut
[7197]of tha way ao that ho had to go straight across Lerma. The underaignad
[7198]noted aa he made tha sudden tarn inte Mississippi that the other vrahicle
[7200]signed, was backing up toward Mivaiasippl.
[7202]tha area of action once more,
[7204]poured the coal into the ald Green Hornet and loft the area.
[7205]signed then want to tha Polanco Dowling Alley ingtead of home, bowled
[7206]for approximately aa hour and then raturved at 2300 hours to inspect
[7207]The area van compilately {roe of any
[7209]braked as soon as he passed Miaaisatppi and, it seemed to the undere
[7210]At this point the undersigned
[7212]The oudere
[7214]parked autos. The undarsigned craited aretod the area for approximately
[7215]35 minutes but could not spot either one of the two Flata.
[7217]° Conclusions: {a) As previcuoly stated, there may have been nothing
[7219]to thia incident, and perhaps the autes in question were morely the joy
[7221]set-up lenked suspicious
[7223]cars looking for customers, jut at any, rate ihe
[7224]therefers the undaralignad did not acrvice the safehouse in quastion.
[7225](b) Douglas NISLEY reported to the undersigned that Ais
[7226]Rs records that a snspected Polish titellipeoce agent, Josef DEJ, reaided |
[7227]f at Hudson Ji, twe doers dowe fun Uw LINLUCH gafebouss, lt is @
[7228]i posaible that the wi veillazee inay have been on DEJ and that the andere Pee
[7229]signed biuadered into an unpleasant aituatloen, fee
[7230](c} LINLUCK reported on 14 Novernber 1961 that it was _
[7231]possible that be wad under gurveilisnes and rt 1a poscthie that hs wap i.”
[7232]follewad to the safehousra, |
[7233]vote _ TR — ana (es
[7234]- ane bane ewes) SEGRE [Eade | RE |
[7235]Dea mew cereale EEA PO eee etc wehrmerece ed |
[7238]14.90000
[7240]1 UT a OE Vere tt ex setae ecmamnesee er
[7242]“San “rar
[7244]Pr
[7246]Oe
[7248]CONTRA OF '
[7250]8 mt 88 eR PA TIALS TF ans oe emmy ne eS ra Te .
[7251]PVEMA oT
[7252]meacaren | eh i JEVEMA © LED
[7254]Francis RB. HEGARTY, the roguiar cage cffice: bandling LEN LUCK
[7255]made the following comments pertinent te FORT YUNE 's report of
[7256]pesaible surveillance:
[7258]"Ga 22 November, HEGARTY sisited-safehouse at Rio Hudson to
[7259]remere the typewriter and paper anc interm the maid ir churge that ho
[7260]tetanded to leave the apartment on the failewing day and alga to arrungs
[7261]for the payment of the light Bil which ves due, After arranging thaao
[7262]matters, HEGARTY left the eatehovee and parposeiy toak a circuitous
[7263]route to his car, which had been parked inure than a block away on
[7264]anothar street, HEGARTY turned two cornars and crosped two stracts
[7265]and detected au individual, Mexican to appearance. approximately six
[7266]feet tall, 170 Jbs., brown hair, ruddy cornplexion, woaring a tag oult
[7267]aud open sport shirt, and carrying a manila folder ix bis left hand,
[7268]walking about 30 fost behiad him, PEGARTY walked past bla car and
[7269]rarned a third corner and walked rapidiy to the middle af the block and
[7270]then turned in bia tracks, When HEGARTY reached the last corner
[7271]he had turned he almost ran inte the individual deecribed above. Tho
[7272]wan opmmed his eyes wide, hesitated in mid-xtride, but thea hept on
[7273]watking in the direction he had been going, HEGARTY walked to his
[7274]cay and after making aura that the iudividual did sot turn back, irrunedistely
[7275]left che grea." HEGARTY  cectaic tut the salehouse at Ro Hiudsoa
[7276]waa cot unday survelllance up antl ID Novembar, the laat Lime he
[7277]wistied Ut previously, and thet the surveiilaace is an tho heuss and 80%
[7279]os Riemaslf,
[7281]Station Comment; See 2a (Canciuslone) abova, Ina later chack of
[7282]this area by HEGARTY, ha could detect no surveillance alther stationary
[7283]ax crevieg. SHOQUIST, however. Instructed him to act a now safshouso
[7284]dar LINLUCK meetings immediately following Ala 22 Nuvamber raport
[7285]and for neither ha nor LINLUCK to go near the Rin Hudson aafehouca agala,
[7287]C. Asdrew F. MERTON, 1 Juse 19e2
[7289]"On l June 1962, while leaving a meeting with LITAD-1]; 1
[7290]detectad what could bave been a possible surveillance. The mosting was
[7291]la the Cafe Blancs on Juares Aveane, between Lafragua Street aad the
[7292]Cabillisn Mosumont. Upem Iraviag the moeting. te which I had arrived
[7293]“cleaa’t 9 tha best af my knowledge, | noted a pecullar dash of exprossian
[7294]In the face of a tall, young. carkehaired man apparently waiting in
[7295]tha éearway for something. I bad leit the meeting flral. leaving LITAUel
[7296]to pay the check. Upon noting the exure aston { hed a hunch that something
[7297]may might be going en. Vtarned riant our of the deor of the cafe and
[7298]walked the short distance to the corner of Juares and Rete: ma, doubling
[7299]aroucd che coruer to the right. This fet me en the marth aida of Reforma
[7300]heeded weet in which direction | walked about a block. Two good-looking
[7302]girla gacsed mea haaded guuth, acd obsery ing a gond ald Latin custom,
[7303]{ noted that
[7305]{ euddenly swivaled ray head to watch tbem from the raar.
[7306]wey tall, darkehuired young man Ae he nutad thas l could
[7307]asa kis be suddenly turued right in
[7309]wae behind me.
[7310]tu a ature which eolls roof water tanks,
[7311]Toe
[7313]-EMBRAT 97
[7315]co ee a aged
[7317]sen
[7319]1
[7321]“7
[7323]- —+ 3 - a+:
[7324]a ete | roy
[7326]i
[7328]oe ee ed
[7330]14-00000
[7332]Sq TEA LATIOR OF : oy :
[7334]i
[7335]OPATCH Stile Te eA lee a |
[7337]a fairiy obvinua waneiyer, or uw 1 toparre of Westen ite sas toaarde
[7339]the fxtansy bat at a very alaw pao ffs ftas interest ip ‘he snow
[7341]wiwtows, A fas minutes ister ay Fr tcte’ Uatami me brtasiy walking towards
[7342]Referma ant la Fragse. vbton tatrer Creat ne feocsed, esanivally Surpdog
[7343]Jer and ervssing the Refurmes itesal Poaptoa GLEtL® axcitar-surveillanee
[7344]nynelf bat aay Jost tha munjgeat we tleap peared saaewnere doen Avenida H
[7345]Roraloa. Ry Peorveliiant™ was ava Gee KO years cis. dark tan akia, youth-
[7346]ful lacing, weli-dreosmd in a dark coutt and alightiy nervous in hig antians.
[7347]While the whole matter oouli be acite idence, bis acti in wmaring into the
[7349]stere, mt Juet turning tn ps if angvasest “m Legitimate tusinesd, sade De
[7351]guspect hie all ths more. If ne were reatiy a owirvatilant, he must hava ?
[7352]been on LITAU-} rather than mysalf, since the Station had been alerted as
[7354]to poasible survellianca and I wae enecking mysell®,
[7356]D, Jarauy L, NIARCOS.
[7358]Jereay L. NIARCOA reported # .xetime in May, 1962 that he hud
[7359]spotted what definitely seamed Like » om9-man ourvellianse on hia, Since
[7360]he io presently an home leave the gutaiasiun of a detalled regert om the
[7361]dneident will be dererred until his return to duty, :
[7363]B, Arnold FP. AREHART/LTERVOY
[7365]"on Priday 15 June 1962, at approzimately O930, the eanctarge
[7366]notieed two sen stamting on Une, corer sf Tonela and Cl-thushua, who
[7367]seoned te have an mousnal Interest in tha agiivity of tbe L,P, ‘Thay
[7368]ware oteodlog diresily ancoss the atreay fre the LP, Ges of the
[7369]men was Cali and thin rith 4 qmuatache, weal ifessed and eaupeared to
[7370]ba about 30 or J yeara of ane. The utner wan o Bhere fal man end
[7371]rore a ebite ehirt’ coat of the Varacrug Lyye ark appearml to be aroun)
[7372]SG yeara of age, They stom an tha ager of Tonala sini Chihaatris for about
[7373]an hour abd wcqist a grest dzal of interest in the activity of our baliding,
[7374]Around 1050 hours the tall sen Left ol Later returned in a LoS Fiat
[7375]mel 1Ma), with a breein body and a Petet top with Btatelet Plates mater
[7376]21-73-%. Both of these wan then or rece te observa gar installation
[7378]from the car, ant fran tiae to liane appeared ty le makitg Roles on the emdaya
[7380]and goings of the installation, #5 weld as asking notes on Wie vata ugsd by
[7381]the parsounel of Une LP, At atsalt iy) luauts AABMART Left, ths Le. t
[7382]exka a poonda call and ta see Lf anyaiteapt mesic be maia to fallow eny ane
[7383]Jeaving the tutidina, No abtenp! wes mate be fulluw AREUARP. however, ats
[7384]actions were obaervei from ‘ne car Lineiss the rear view wirsar, Upwa
[7385]AmSuART's return to the bublding tt sas ust iced that the men appearad to
[7386]be waking ootea in a mall nate lwak Ninabiy, apousd 2350 tha tall can
[7387]é@rove off in the @ar wet the Catone towk up a new position, about 5G to
[7388]TED feet down tha bleek on Chifuahna were 13 acatid observe Ure front door
[7389]of the LF, Aroure! isG0 when the fires shift wag lesvins, LYENTOY 18 lef
[7390]te go to dunch and wad followed dum Chilviana. On spobiang te muvel Liangs
[7392]he psturned to the offlee, Just ap he raturned toa bhe offiee LYENTOY & i:
[7393]yetumed to tha office amt wah told uf the tuekdent. LIENVOY @ and Lranvorik .
[7394]wied to his Cwreay if
[7396]dmuodiately sppreashed the fat man (eis nad plad rete
[7397]pontiion), end asked him to explats hin actlon of the day, ‘They also
[7399]asked his to tdentizy himself, He ah aed them o driver's liesaua vite
[7401]abe nase HARTIANO VERA (ONQLED. Thte informabion waa aheobod at the : :
[7402]Departaeat of Traffie end fused to te tha licenge of anothers person, At “
[7403]thia tise it was deolded to autablish « Atak® mt at the Traffic Departaent
[7404]in order to dineover etd identity any me whe eight shoe an investi te the
[7405]names and atdrarses of the care asec Ly oar Lnstellatian, On the 16th of
[7406]Jone, Watt "O° (vletor) infersed Liu? 2 chat avousd 130) Boure an ola tr
[7407]friend of ble, Gutllsmms MAT. SAN icc, who wav an agent ef the Secret
[7408]Serviae nf the Pnitan Haadimoriens  Roaed ip and ante the? he wee locking
[7409]for a Bister eREVU day ormar ye oite hi, Geert information amat th? oar of
[7411]a cay with Dintrigt Plates 7ea (LteM 3: <j. Victor susggevted that they
[7412]epeck the Siles foc the infersietion, Hesevsr, the Unformotian was nob
[7413]availehis. During their ecuversalt o mibigereo HJREI miated that be
[7415]worked a5 a guperzisor oT tne mad(cas oters as of the Central Pesartaat
[7416]an’ shred Vietow bla erstaitiais strise Ly fr, Saldana C4sza FILA I.
[7418]Ha aly sald that pe nad anwker ta at the Health bepariasst, Baile
[7420]they vera talaing, another agent parse? PY amd asked MISLY ts give haa
[7422]vate ores 7
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[7425]Sele Bn ne BT et tL
[7426]i
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[7447]1
[7449]acer ne ete nein na emer eee eee teen, Be penegmnemumnn me cenanr,
[7451]reeanis te Cor mot Menges BAAD Sb” Ce cefore Be Erect
[7453]waiters WIS. Leo tyemp tas er win eat ty
[7455]~ se a eRe at
[7457]teat
[7458]Wel UN ENTUD. wiret aig is +- mete 7 bat ical
[7459]tac. NENTO LRU ATA oar Te aa tives te, Saat bey :
[7460]. qafareatian to Iv. MLVARSS AMPIS IT A ures Tbe wh te
[7461]\ nme Sorter etlerpis to phact at Tasietret ty anger sartreasience ahnat
[7462]The a'iacpias cen wpewetiiance of (or itah seu
[7464]fare rosa moticrs
[7465]\ a trae operation art
[7466]dieo navel or a texte Ava:
[7467]who bal bean traineai in ourveilianse.
[7469]Bost Ag Fe aD enya be read amet daca
[7471]aw cariaiciy was mt sarried xt Oy any cae
[7473]LIENVOY Dagthuuse or perenisel oan bo
[7476]Acs
[7478](Noten Any survet lance
[7479]essary. by Cd to LITRMR.)
[7481]of
[7482]: : haniled, should this te fount net
[7483]: 3, Station Comvsents! Toa Staite: ta unable ty make ary definitive
[7484]conclusions relative tw uhe repsrted sevell lance ineatents Jeserited
[7485]. above, [i fa not the Station's tuicatinn te. atuimize the eamiousness
[7486]‘ : of opposition aurveiiiance eftenpts: pevertheless, Li has eos Yee possible
[7487]: bo arrive at any substantive deabeiom eauverting whieh poliee oF intelligence
[7488]. . service ia interested in the eettions of Station Case officers, Sased only
[7489]on Ube abowe information, the Sestiog. in fact, fannst be Fire that Station
[7490]ayeettleance in HAY, Ft is antirely
[7492]i offisers’ are the aly targeta ar
[7493]\ posaicls that other QOACID aaplorses bas® jeen wrier sures; lance, tut
[7495]' pesenge of a lack of ewaranass at Ue. prvedliqative tackini ges bays sot
[7496]: eheerved such aéticns. AQL Casa officers url eperational parscanel have
[7497], pean alertal to watab Par avi b> optogey cpiove LLlance als aap ea mals
[7498]‘ agains? thea. Heatquarcers wild aiefsom oraaptly shai th Seatiaa
[7499]be able tw derives any pay pertatitera ta ine ahaee AP any
[7500]future duciderts af heat)
[7502]ca
[7506]Disiviteetioany
[7507]3 - aD
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[7521]14-0000
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[7534]IN SEAN Oy Liles SARE Hoes
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[7603]WS CH | uy
[7605]en Ton
[7607]Cl toa
[7609]74 ARETE Ae
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[7623]"4g 0 DIRECTOR fo ween td ES
[7625]: , a FE
[7626]“S EROM 1 FEXICG CiTy as ah phar 62 FE
[7627]: . .
[7628]fe geTion: CAH 5 (eR UTTER wa Bey ecottrg at |
[7629]' 15° ert i
[7631]INFO: OCI, COP, Ad2°, C/ok, C/E: 2, Gi a, Ofer 4. CPERATIONAL IMMEDIATE
[7633]3 c/Trw §, €/05 2, $/C 2 L. . :
[7635]& , IN 19323
[7637]@IM DIR CITE NEXT 125
[7639]twetitem ae Be 2 tL
[7641]REBAT/IMPOOL
[7643]es a
[7645]. 1 ;- : o 2. ;
[7646]; WLEITENUOR ALTOS L200 Lao Gh ga JUNE. THIS APTER
[7647]ATION VLTH AUQASSADON I. 0... SUCH VISTT coop IDEA.
[7649]Peat ees try tk tees sae
[7651]3
[7653]@o CunTiIs FOLULCVIa LIne Sligccl. Gu REP a?
[7655]EX EXPAESSING TO
[7657]3 .
[7658]: LITENSOR KUBARY AUD AUDASS# of, 12 Js (8 FOL FLEPAMATIONS AND ;
[7660]cht ee en a te are int nate
[7661]oOo .
[7662]Be as.
[7664]a
[7666]-
[7668]4
[7669]MUCH WORX EE PUTTING EnTa PLaug io US CPLoEAL WIlrt SUCCESS.
[7671]: se Lifenset EXPRESSED THM $0. LagSrinG aug THEM Sala "PLEASE
[7672]ASSURE GPIds SAL PERS AY VIAL. 2 LIIP frat TUERE FELl BE NO
[7673]PROBLEM. : TELL HIN I PERSONALLY SL LLDY As
[7674]yittes IN MEXICO Sky T PERS CasLs. 2 7 ADD SLL ECAUYTTONS ©
[7675]‘say TO HIN THAT RIS DAPETY In 1° ¥ 1
[7676]a ;
[7677]: oo
[7680]14-0000
[7682]teenage revert ore
[7684]me
[7686]VOCS a KE COULD NOT
[7688]. 1
[7690]» Ae LITENSOR TREN cary Cun
[7692]REPEAT NOT CALL IN CVTET ALO CUBAN AUDASISGCS AND WARN THEM
[7693]. ; ‘ . i
[7695]WITHOUT DECLARING THE PERSOSAD Gan CAATAL. WHEN CURTIS SAIO,
[7697]: 2
[7698]THIS WCULD MAKE OUR WORK MUCH EASIER LITENSSR LAUSHED HEARTILY
[7699]i >
[7700]1 x
[7701]1
[7704]BUT SAID NOTHING IN REPLY.
[7706]“SNE VEY ANNOYED AT
[7708]LD CURTIS “OFF
[7710]2
[7711]‘5. LITENSOR TO!
[7712]STUPIDITY OF CUBANS BECAUSE:
[7713]Ae THEY STUPIOLY SENT SUAS ROSA NU. 2 SUAT PAion To GPIDEAL
[7714]VISIT} AND
[7715]Be PRENSA LATINA INTERFERING Ga 270026 ACTIV
[7716]. 5) ;
[7717](NOTES THIS FROM LIENVO?).
[7718]. et 1
[7719]Se CURTIS INTENDS PURSUE PSENSA LATicA MATTER AND HOPES GET
[7720]a ,
[7721]LITENSOR CLOSE OFFICE In MEXrICo.
[7723]C/S COMMENT: Ia view of indications uf Soviet/Cuban involvement in plans
[7724]against GPIDEAL (4), Headquarters suggested COS consider meeting LITENSOR (2)
[7726]sogardiag the safaty of GPIOEAL (4).
[7728]OS : Lee :
[7729]« ,-. REPROOUCTION BY OTHER Txan iSSuisc CFFICE 1S PROHIBITED, o- -O.
[7731]ce Sas
[7733]»y
[7735]14-0000
[7737]THAPAICH SSSR ANSE NO
[7739]HMMA ~ 19233
[7741]30-0-75/4 3
[7743]Pala}
[7744]si EUs 8
[7746]fer CSN 4343
[7748]FROM
[7750]my June 1962
[7752]RE: “43.3” ~ (CHECK “Xx” ONE}
[7756]MARKED FOR INDEXING
[7758]NO INDEXING REQUIRED
[7760]INDEXING CAN 8 JUDGED
[7761]BY QUAURIED HQ. DESK ONLY
[7763]Chiet of Sution, Mexico City
[7765]suBiECT
[7767]© Mtondily Activities Report oa Project LIENVOY
[7769]ACTION EQUHED
[7770]For your information
[7772]REFERENCES}
[7774].
[7776]The following is the report on the LIENVOY Project for the month
[7777]of May 1962:
[7779]A, Target Lines ~
[7780]20-30-13 Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)
[7781]24-18-18 Lic, Braulio Maldonade (Out of Order)
[7782]20-83-46" Gral Lazaro Cardenas (Out of Order)
[7783]21-81-32 Lic Solorzano
[7785]40-12-70 Cc. T.A.L,
[7786]11-42-48 Ing Jorge L, Tamayo (Out of Order)
[7788]28-79-67 Ramon Cesar Cuenca -”
[7790]15-60-55 Soviet Embassy oo _ Git,
[7791]45-59-52 David Alfaro Siquelros pote Fe te ot
[7792]21-11-01 Revista Politica (Marcue) pe
[7793]14-42-37 Cuban Embassy Pe a =
[7794]45-61-81 Chechoslovakian Embassy icy :
[7795]14-92-14 Cuban Embassy | 4
[7797]24-61-75 Ing, Jorge L, Tamayo |. ; :
[7799]46-11-30 D.F.S. WPARO Lo
[7801]15-12-64 Soviet Embassy
[7803]25-07-95 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)
[7804]13-21-14 Franc isco Galindo Ochoa
[7805]46-60-16 Prensa Latina
[7807]13-33-37 Ricardo J, Zebada
[7809]15-61-55. Soviet Embassy
[7811]43-15-06 Enrique Gonzalez Pedrero (Out of Order)
[7812]25-09-14 Cuban Embassy (Out of Order)
[7814]11-16-45 Lic, Ignacio Acosta
[7816]15-61-07 Soviet Embassy
[7818]45-61-80 Chechoslovakian Embassy
[7820]11-21-93 Cuban Embassy (Out-of Order)
[7822]10-29-69 Movimiento Liberacion Nacional ; .
[7823]14-13-26 Cuban Embassy Remeved trom Prasect, AO ACE
[7825]cs Chossttteat ions 96 -6- 7543
[7826]. 23-/99f9
[7827]B, Material Processed Jop ¢ 73
[7828]Box:__.29  Fold:_@
[7829]lu May, the LIENVOY LP provided the Station with 152 pages of
[7830]daily resumes, 47 tapes from three Czech lines and 93.tapes from four
[7831]Soviet lines, The Spanish transcriptions of the tapes from the Soviet lines
[7832]Were aiso provided, In addition, 6O iranscriplivus were provided frou dic
[7833]Cubaa lines, The Station also received 22 other pieces of material from
[7834]the LP.
[7836]C. Exploitation of Material
[7838]An exaniple of the LIENVOY coverage was the long distance call
[7839]rrom Habaug pdicating thata high-level funectionary of the Cuban Government
[7840]AN: REVKDUS EDITION PACE NO .
[7841]OE 53 BEAAGES MMS nee
[7842](aot aR ga AND 94-27
[7843]7 wee TM ATE OHDOUETE
[7845]CLASECATION
[7847]SPT Soke Oe
[7851]14-0000
[7853]CONTINUATION OF . _
[7854]DISPATCH ; (CESS passe? - 1550
[7858]Toe aN
[7860]"HMALA- 19233
[7862]rage SAP
[7864]was ill, (See MEXL 0822. i7 May 1962),
[7866]D, Liaison
[7868]During the pericd under review the Chief of Stacion maintained te
[7870]regular contact with LIELEGANT and other individuals comected with the
[7871]Project.
[7873]E, Security
[7875]There were no evident security problems for the month of May.
[7877]F. Technical _
[7879]- As usual, the equipment in the LP was checked and cleaned, However,
[7880]during the month several of the lines were out of order, The Cuban Embassy
[7881]was apparently still working on its telephonic system withia the building, Othe
[7882]lines which were out of order were probably due to the inherent problems of
[7883]the telephone company.
[7885]G. Personnel
[7887]There was no change in the personnel for the month and it kept the
[7888]same schedule of work as reported for April,
[7890]H, Production
[7892]During May, LIENVOY produced the forty-five (45) positive intel-
[7893]ligence reports indicated ia the attachment and the usual volume of CI/CE
[7895]personality and operational material,
[7897]eilhond (eats
[7899]18 June 1962
[7901]Attachment:
[7902]As stated above,
[7904]Distribution:
[7906]2 - Files
[7908]= wanda
[7909]Norge ODO
[7910]~ egg SRF | _ — pee 7
[7911]sin a naa ~ SESREL See VL leer = aT “TWO ~ —
[7912]sian a ee : as |
[7915]14-0000
[7917]LIENVOY PRODUCTION FOR MAY 1962
[7919]MEXI 0690 (HMM 6354)
[7920]MEXI 0700 (HMM 6360)
[7921]MEXI 0705
[7923]MEXI 0724 (HMM 6366)
[7924]MEX 0725 (HMM 6365)
[7925]MEXI 0737 (HMM 6371)
[7926]MEX1 0739
[7928]MEXI 0745 (IIMM 6376)
[7929]MEXI 0748 (HMM 6377)
[7930]MEXI 0785 (HMM 6385
[7931]MEXI 0789 (HMM 6388)
[7932]MEXI 0795 (HMM 6380)
[7933]MEXI 0SCO
[7935]MEXI 0819 (HMM 6394)
[7936]MEXI 0822
[7938]MEX 0330 (HMM 6401)
[7939]MEXI 0831 (HMM 6-400)
[7940]MEXL 0836 (HMM 6-404)
[7941]MEXI 0849 (HMM 6407)
[7942]MEXI 0868 (HMM 6-409)
[7943]MEXI 0876 (HMM 6414)
[7944]MEXI 0903
[7946]MEXI 0933 (HMM 6428)
[7948]MEXL 0954 (HMM _ 6431)
[7950]24
[7952]G07 Mair TIGA
[7954]HMMA 19068
[7955]HMMA 19072
[7957]‘HMMA 19091
[7959]HMMA 19098
[7960]HMMA 19100
[7961]HMMA [9104
[7962]HMMA 19107
[7963]HMMA 19111
[7967]1
[7969]HMM 6347
[7970]HMM 6348
[7971]HMM 6351
[7972]HMM 6361
[7973]HIMM 6362
[7974]HMM 6363
[7975]HMM 6372
[7976]HMM 6382
[7977]HMM 6383
[7978]HMM 6406
[7979]HMM 6408
[7980]LIMM 6412
[7981]HMM 6425
[7983]13
[7986]a ou
[7987]na ANS MS
[7989]DISPATCH EPs Mi HMINA- 19153
[7991]| pasate,
[7993]1O Chief. WH Division Ppa LeS ALE NO vs 4. Woe
[7995]no . “ay RY
[7996]Chief, KURIOT bg Sy 0 _ e of
[7998]FROM . ares } a é
[7999]Chief of Station, Mexico Cit “5 “S June 1962 et
[8001]woenct ; as — (CK ontipP |
[8003]LIENVOY Photos of LP
[8004]NO INDEXING SS2VIREO
[8006]ACHON REQUIED INDEXING CAN 38 JUDGED “e
[8007]. BY QUALURED MQ CESK ONLY
[8009]REFERENCES]
[8011]RYBAT
[8013]Transmitted herewith for the visual appreciation, infornzation,
[8015]and retention of the addressees are photos of the LIENVOY LP.
[8017]|
[8019]Gee CURT
[8021]5 June 1962
[8023]Attachment:
[8024]As stated above,
[8026]Distribution:
[8027]- WHD w/att
[8028]1 - KURIOT w/att
[8029]2 - Files
[8031]Removed from Project Kad EER
[8032]CS Classification: 7C -O- af
[8033]Job g PS-4293/f7
[8035]Boxs_ A> Foldt_@
[8037]i
[8040]» i
[8043]7 -o ee EORtA Cra, FCAT . ALE NO
[8044]ior 53 SECRET AETEY Cae |
[8045]4307 , a | LF CONTNUED be---- 2 = —t ahi
[8047]Son E EET a ee cnaieennmenneninenennnnmennnnnnmaneattt
[8049]|
[8051]>: shes eRe
[8053]aefser Fe
[8054]pe OS PECTIOOTITSSE SS
[8055]tfisr- say qpefoag Mose peao a
[8056]299009
[8064]en
[8066]ant
[8070]eee nay
[8072]7 We AS og
[8074]ea
[8076]Papy ea
[8080]la
[8082]wis res
[8084]a
[8085]_
[8087]wis
[8088]a
[8091]©)
[8092]&)
[8095]te ctera w = ROUTING
[8096]DATE Chub l,
[8097]Pie) :  ORECTOR
[8099]FROM! ; SAIGON ,
[8100]action: FE 8
[8102]INFO ci/ops, Ci/IC 2, ws 7, S/C 2
[8104]DIAN INFO DIR CITE sala $792
[8105]Ww . us
[8106]REF EXT 8956 CC Watc nt f)&
[8107]ON OFF CHANCE THAT IN SPITE OF REF STEADMNAN
[8109]SUCCEEDS IN LATCHING ON TO ALSARRAN AS KE PASSES THROUSH
[8110]SAIGON, SUSGEST DJAK SSQVIDE NAME OF STATION OFFICER ‘
[8111]EVENTUALLY TO BE GIVEN TO ALBARRAN TO PASS ON CONTACT -
[8113]AS NOTIONAL FRIEND OF STEADNAN, THIS VOULD SE DONE ONLY
[8115]IF DEEMED DESIREASLE ASTER REETING THE MAN,
[8117]END OF MESSAGE
[8119]C/S COMMENT: "LIELEGANT UNASLE CONTACT ALBARRAN PRIOR DEPARTURE.
[8121]hod
[8122]ut
[8127]| Steet ~ | enero
[8128]REPRODUCTION $¥ OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHISITED. Cupy No.
[8131]14-0000
[8133]LARS ED MESSAGE
[8136]dale way fr TE a fess
[8138]Sto
[8140]ROVE?
[8142](OQ: DIRECTOR
[8143]FROM > MEXICO CITY
[8145]ACTION: FE Be
[8147]NFO + 61/0PS, WH 7, S/O 2, cI/ic 2
[8149]SAIC ItiFO DIR DJA
[8152]REFS A SAIG 9766 co Yoo riyed
[8153]BMEXL 9526 ( gasas\
[8155]1, LEELEGAUT URADLE COnN7acT ALGA PNIOR BEPARTURE. ALBARRAIL
[8157]SAID TO NAVE LESY VENTIu APSUT fa Av,
[8158]2. LESELEGANT OCe5 VOY Row SOUL PLESOUALLY) STATION HAS ROTHiAs
[8159]TG 4009 YO ALF Ge
[8161]3. EXCELSIOR GF 24 AL OUNCES ECT ALBARRAN BEING
[8162]SINT RHDIWASTA AS ANLASL ASC, \
[8164]NNO OF MESSAGE
[8166]c/s COMMENT: = SACTION UNG! CLICRMINCD AS ThOuGy IAGICATOR KOBIRD USED,
[8168]*EQUER IED IF LIELEGAMT EVER GOT To A: GARRAN,
[8172](Te)
[8175]Jf,
[8178]C4
[8179]one
[8181]TER AA Arne:
[8182]REPRO UT Tai
[8185]14-00000
[8189]™ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[8191]264
[8193]+ ROUTING
[8195]DIRECTOR
[8197]FROM ; SAIGON MAY 31 13452 62
[8199]ACTION: FE 8 .
[8200]INFO: Cl, CI/OPS, CI/IC 2, Ci/OA, FI, WH 7, S/C 2. 5
[8202]ROUTINE
[8204]in 43751
[8206]WEXT INFO. DIR DJAk CITE SATS 9766
[8207]mY)
[8208]PEF DJAK 7229 (“soz
[8211]EAIG SE39 ( weap
[8212]1. GUTLLERNO CONTRERAS GAPCES, OFFICIAL OF RELATIONES EXTERIORES,
[8216]TS IY ATG ALLEGEDLY ON PLEASURE TRIP BUT ACTUALLY SOUNDING OUT
[8217]COPULAPITY OF DIEM GOVERNEMENT AND GENERALLY LOCKING AROUND. ARRIVED
[8218]ee MAY LEAVES ABOUT 3 JUNE
[8220]D, ACCORDING TO CONTRERAS, ALBAPRAN IS NOW IN TOKYO BEING BRIEFED
[8222]BY AMPASSADOR CASTROVALLE C¥NO UNTIL NOW ALSO ACCREDITED TO
[8223]INDONESIA), PLANS ARRIVE IN SAIG FOR BRIEF STOPWER 6/78 JUNE,
[8225]W 16796)
[8226]- 2, DID LIELEGANT EVER GET TC ALRARRAN PER PARA 2 MEXY 2526 2]
[8228]ENO OF MESSAGE
[8230]CS COMMENT: *ODUNIT ATTACHE MEXI ADVISED ATTACHE HERE ON 23 MAY THAT MEXI AMBAt
[8231]DESIGNATE TO |NDON LOPEZ WOULD DEPART SHORTLY TAKE UP POST.
[8234]i
[8235]L a oY
[8236]of . :
[8237]4 a
[8238]. GAuuP I H
[8239]r Exchided frac gatomattc
[8240]——SEGPER— Soangradigg and
[8241]. , declasstticatien
[8243]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[8246]14-0000
[8248]CAA SSIPCATION
[8249]n -
[8251]OISTATTH Se NAL ANU NO
[8253]HMM-A~19105
[8255]Chief of Station, Mexicu City
[8257][__]_ MARKED FOR INDEXING ~
[8258]tom ; - LIeNVOY Tarvets ; NO INDEXING REQUIKLD
[8259]ACTON REQUEED . - INDEXING CAN BE JUDGED
[8260]for your information BY QUAUFIED HQ DESK ONLY
[8261]REFERENCES)
[8262]HMM-W-10,620
[8264]‘1, An-error was made by the person preparing HMM-A-18,752
[8265]RYBAT-1833) or by the typist who chose the DFS list of taps
[8266]in HMM-A-13,246) instead of the correct LIENVOY list of tarcets.
[8268]2. The only explanation available is that with a change of
[8270]Case Officers (Malcolm Q. EDELAND departed to become COS, Tegucigalpa),
[8272]on i and with the delay in writing monthly reports on LIENVOY and lack of .
[8273]familiarity with the operation, the error was made--either by the
[8275]drafting officer or by the typist.
[8277]3. This error will not occur again.
[8279]26 May 1962
[8280]DISTRIBUTION
[8282]L-3* ivision
[8283]3-Files
[8285]UtE FEES FOITION,
[8287]CLASSIHCALON
[8288]PEFLACES FOIMS ‘ DL
[8289]SV 7ar Sr QHA-ANO 61-77 —P
[8290]Vee ARE OBOLETE SECREE-
[8293]14-0000
[8298]t
[8299]t
[8300]t
[8301]t
[8302]. $
[8305].
[8311]| i} a
[8312]“DISPATCH [| -ererr be Se]
[8314]1 maze Fos iNDLXING
[8315]1 ed INDUS, RUQUIETO
[8316]ONLY QUALIFILO
[8318]ne , HEADQUARTERS OCSK
[8319]| CAR IGOGE INDUTING
[8321]Chief of Station, Faxigo City _
[8323]rope
[8325]Chief, Wi Division
[8328]LIENVOY Targots
[8330]ACTAIN SEQURED REFERENCES
[8332]ACTICH REQUIRED: Por paoregraph 3
[8333]REPERBICE t HBGU-18752, 23 March 1962 (RYBAR)
[8335]"Referenced “aispatch listed the target ines for LIEEVOY for
[8336]_ December 194] and Januory 1962. Your attentien is draum to the fact that
[8337]; the targets Mated coinclds exactly with the Met of IS teps furnicksd in
[8339]WOU-102h6 dated 1 Decesber
[8341]2. Tho February 1962 LIENVOY target listing aleo furnished in refor~
[8342]encod dispatoh sppears. to be correctly labeled LIBIVOZ.
[8344]3 Your commnts on paragraph one above ara requested.
[8346]: TH stribution; 8
[8347]i City
[8349]BED OF DISPATCH
[8350]DATE THFED Toare DISPAFCHED.
[8351]|
[8352]47 MAY 1962
[8353]’ = cans artentnce fo TO Dibra "ot S-MBO AND NUMBER
[8355]i
[8357]|
[8358]|
[8361]( 1.104
[8364]\ HEAGXpJAKTERS FILE NUMBER
[8366]Than alias
[8371]O ORIGINATING
[8373]. OFFICE - OreniceR TYPIST * A far
[8374]7 Pe Subjest. WH/3/Yexico C. 2. Bustoa-V, med /hifiark— | 5910
[8375]y_ornice sews |
[8377][and = al Ho
[8379]RID/ A | f |
[8381]GTROER § NAME
[8383]AN “> 2 By
[8384]wt . OFFICER § SIONS THRE -\
[8386]Pe tina
[8388]~o rel <r e oe == === == - -- Ae . a 8 -
[8389]Rex S SE PREV OUS EPOTION are VATS FORM 0800 Are cM Mar Be SED
[8390]a en ene
[8393]14.90000
[8395]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE ~~.
[8397]SET
[8399]ROUTING
[8401]TO 8 DIRECTOR -
[8402]FROM 4 NEXICO CITY apr 28 21432 62
[8403]ACTION: — C/TFW 2. (C/TFW COPY SLOTTED aT 1730 28 APR 62)
[8405]INFO g = ODP, ADDP, C/CI, C/FI, C/wH 2, S/C 2
[8407]in 26974
[8411]PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 2669
[8413]RYBAT GYROSE PBRUMEN
[8415]REF; DIR 06337 (ow + 2 6S39)%
[8417]3. LIERGO ADVISED COS ON NICHT OF 27 APRIL THAT LITENSOR HAD
[8419].
[8421]WRITTEN PERSONAL LETTER TO PRESIDENT DORTICOS ASKING THAT URRUTIA
[8423]BE GIVEN SAFE CONDUCT TO MEXICO.
[8425]2. LIERGO HAD ALREADY DISCUSSED THIS WITH LITENSOR PRIOR TO
[8427]x 7,
[8429]COs TALK WITH LIELEGANT,
[8430]3. LIERGC PLANS NOW TO TELL LITENSOR NORNING 2S APRIL OF COs
[8432]REQUEST AND TO SUGGEST THAT LITENSOR SEND SECOND LETTER AS IMMEDIATE
[8434]os
[8436]FOLLOU+UP,
[8437]4. LITENSOR'S REQUESTS ARE FOR URRUTIA AND’ HIS FAMILY ONLY AND /
[8439]. ; aa 4 :
[8440]BO NOT INCLUDE OTHER ASYLEES IN MEXICAN EMBASSY IN CUBA. ; we:
[8441]dg a
[8442]J
[8444][erane |
[8446]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[8447]: , . . Veen et tae met cat cee eR
[8450]14.90000
[8452]maelInV. MLA YOoy
[8454]IN 26978-> ast 2
[8456]5, BOTH LIERGO AND LIELEGANT PROMISE TO REPORT IMMELIATELY ON
[8458]me
[8460]REPLY FRON SORTICOS.
[8462]6. COS HAS NOT ADVISED AMBASSADOR OF ABOVE. SHOULD HE
[8464]END OF MESSAGE
[8466]C/S COMMENT: *HQS HAS DISCUSSED PRCSLEM WITH ODACIO IN ATTEMPT ASSESS
[8467]IMPACT iN EXILE COMMUNITIES PBPRIME,
[8470]REPROXCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED.
[8472]TS RINE Steen emery ete ee eee wl wose Te aE OT tT te Loren gore iee
[8475]14-0000
[8478]j
[8479]1
[8483]; FROM oo: MEXICO CITY
[8485]ACTION; C/TFW 5
[8487]WFO «DDR, CoP, Cf/cr, c/Ft, C/wH 2, 3/¢ 2"
[8489]Geaee
[8491]a
[8493]texts 3 aT DS
[8495]1 . on
[8497]IN SEMICAN EMBASSY
[8498]INCLUDES IS FONMER "PRESIDEN
[8499]Te QUESTION LIELEGANT
[8501]VOULS
[8506]PROUGHT ic iF VISHED GO U.S.A.?
[8508]s
[8511]TO LATENS
[8513]FPRESTGEN
[8515]| Ae Ae
[8516]ThE
[8518]RO TUATION BY OFHER THAN Trt 3
[8523]Sobor:
[8525]me
[8527]Pa
[8529]Wowk ee
[8530]watteben Loke
[8532]ZED Sit LIVENSOR
[8534]SOLS TO LIPENSIR SUSCESTION,
[8535]3. COS RECON ICNDS HE BE AUTHORIZED St
[8536]RUQUEST.
[8538]CLASSIFIED #.ISSAGE
[8540]ROUTINE
[8542]IN-17042
[8544]MARCH SROUSHT UP
[8546]ON 25
[8548]DELEGADT
[8550]poreeerns)
[8552]HABANA.
[8554]RRUTIA LLZO.
[8556]EXE Cy ins
[8557]AND NAKE
[8559]TOLD URRUYIA COULD GET UeSe VISA IF
[8561]FIND OF MESSAGE
[8563]SUING OFFICE 3S OHIITE Copy No.
[8566]26 Mareh 1962
[8568]PTPORANUUH FOR: Chief, Task Pcree bashlagten
[8570]ATTENTION t Joba Caseotl
[8572]SUBJECT : Feastbility cf Effectlag Releaca cf Nanuel URRUTIA,
[8573]Exe-Frositent cf Cuba, relitical Sxils ia Kextcan
[8575]Embasay, Havana
[8577]1, The HNexley City Station har tne capability of approaching
[8578]LITSEG! (Iden A) and requesting hie to attempt to arrance for a
[8579]aafe conduct pass for Subject, Tha asproach to LITHO? can ba
[8580]wade threvgh three difZerent channels; LITS25/2, Civea 8), LAS Coaur
[8581](iden C), and LIEZSO (Ion 9), Abse, 2 direct approach by the COS
[8582]te LITSBONU could prebably ba arranged £2 so desiral by Headquartara
[8584]fer operational security ceasens.
[8586]2, No assesment on the auccess ef an asprosch of this type
[8587]eaa be made because of the Nexlesn (nterest and pcsition ra Cuba,
[8589]3. If a deciofon is pate te attezp2 to obtain 6 safe conduct
[8590]pasa Zoe Subject, Lt is recoseenced that tha CCS Maxico Clty de
[8591]faforned in detail of Headquarters ainicuy and asxisus goals ao}
[8592]that he be requested to reccmmend tha Lest channel to LITSWOR,.
[8594]NES OP, BOLI
[8595]Chief, #uy/3
[8598]Orig & 1 ~ Addressee
[8599]1 - LITENSO2
[8601]1 - Chrono
[8602]2 = Nold Pile
[8603]i
[8604]iW/Ifsexico:Ja@2eeves:nr/2555 (26 Mar 62) ~ ge
[8605]ie |
[8606]AN
[8607]- i
[8610]14-0000
[8612]IDENTITIES.
[8615]Iden A = Presideat of Kexico
[8616]Jden B = Minister of Interior
[8617]Iden C = Special Adviser to Peesident
[8619]Iden D ~ Minister of Social Security
[8622]ACTION, C/EE 3 \** i.
[8624]28 FEB 6:
[8627]DIRECTOR
[8629]+ MEXICO:CITY
[8631]‘DOP, COP, C/CA, C/FI 2, C/FI/SIG, C/10D 2, ¢/SR 4
[8632]yf: gore le » Cf z fei S, {10D 2, c/sR h,
[8634]DIR INFO GNVA BERN CITE MEXI 9209
[8635]RYBAT 2RSKATE >, x
[8636]pert pir 42379 @at 593/93)
[8638]i. NAMES OF NEXI DELEGATION TO REF CONFERENCE NOT AVAILABLE
[8639]AS YET. IT PROBABLE KOVEVER LUIS PADILLA NERVO, MEXI UN DELEG WHO
[8640]NOW IN MEXT FOR PRIVATE GOVT CONSULTATION, (PRESUMABLY FOR ZRSKATE
[8641]PREPARATIONS) WILL PARTICIPATE AS INFLUENTIAL MEMBER MEXI ZRSKATE
[8643]1N34469
[8645]GROUP.
[8646]‘a. FYIS MEXI PRESS 27 FEB PUBLISHED PRES LOPEZ MATEOS MESSAGE
[8648]TO KRUSHCHEV RE MEXICAN POSITION AT REF CONFERENCE, CALLING FOR
[8649](A) PRELIMINARY, MEETING OF COUNTRY DELEGATES AND REPS8 (3) WITH
[8650]BASIC ACCORD AND RESOLUTIONS REACHED IN CA) ABOVE, CONFERENCE -
[8651]OF CHANCELLORS TO BE HELD FOR FINAL AGREEMENT AND RATIFICATIONs
[8652]END OF MESSAGE
[8653]C/S COMMENT: * HQS REQUESTED IMMEDIATE REVIEW STA POTENTIAL AND ACTUAL ASSETS
[8654]POSSIBLY ATTENDING 18 NATION D'LSARMAMENT CONF. GENEVA 14 MARCH 62, KUDOVE NEEDS
[8655]PRECISE INFO CONCERNING STA ASSETS WITHIN DELEGATIONS.
[8657]**ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR NYXIS USED, Aly”
[8658]. . wv" |
[8660]a :
[8662]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Cony No,
[8665]14-0000
[8667]. "=. CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[8669], OIRECTOR
[8671]FROM 4 MEXICO cuy
[8673]ACTION, ¢/TS0 2 .
[8674]INFO. g COP, C/C1, C/FI 2, C/Fi/o &, cha 5: s/c 2e
[8676]“DIR CITE MEX O148 (WARE ACTING)
[8677]AQUATIC/LIERODE/MKTRAP , | - a
[8678]4a FAILURE OF AUDIO IN ONE SRT-9 AT LIERODE HAKES IMMEDIATE |
[8679]MKTRAP INSTALLATION HIGHLY DESIRABLEs
[8680]2. LATEST INVESTIGATION REVEALS TARGET TELEPHONE IS ERICSSON
[8681]NODEL DBJ 519-512 WITH DIAL IN BASE. ,
[8683]3. INITIAL TESTS WITK MP-4 AND 4 LAYER DIODES INDICATE DEFINITE
[8684]SUPERIORITY IN AUDIO QUALITY TO BASIC MKTRAP CIRCUITRY AND
[8685]FEASIBILITY CONCEALMENT IN INSTRUMENT HANDLE.
[8687]4. LINE TO TARGET REPORTED BY GOOD AUTHORITY AS 2.7 MILES
[8688]NUMBER 28 CABLE PAIR WITH SERIES CONNECTION AT CENTRALs PLAN |
[8689]INITIAL PHASE OF INSTRUMENT INSTALLATION AND LP EQUIPMENT TESTS
[8690]USING ‘LIFEATs
[8692]5. IN VIEW POSSIBLE REQUIRENENT FOR SHORTER LINE LENGTH
[8694]AND QUESTION OF SECURITY OF SERIES CONNECTION OVER EXTENDED
[8696]PERIOD AT CENTRAL OFFICE, STATION CONSIDERING USE LIENVOY _  _ ——.
[8697]ENGINEER AFTER INITIAL PHASE FOR CABLE SPLICE TO SHORTEN LINE TO
[8699]1000 FEET. THIS WOULD REVEAL LOCATION PRESENT LIERODE BASE TO |
[8700]LIENVOY BUT WOULD NOT NECESSARILY REVEAL TECHNIQUE. STATION, i!
[8701]NOT LIENVOY, WOULD CONTROL BASE AND PRODUCTION. , ;
[8704]6, REQUEST Has COMMENTS ee ee
[8706]_ ~ . Senp
[8707]ba
[8709]REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No.
[8712]14-0000
[8714]ROUTING
[8716]TO
[8717]FROM 6 -
[8718]ACTION 5 .
[8720]INFO 5
[8722]Aw USE LIENVOY AS DESCRIBED.
[8723]Be USE OF MP-4 WITH 4-LAYER DIODEs
[8724]7s STATION RECOMMENDS APPROVAL PARA 6 DUE IMPORTANCE TARGET
[8726]PLUS FACT INSTALLATION MAY HELP CONTRIBUTE KUTUBE/D REQUIREMENTS.
[8728]END OF MESSAGE
[8730]C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION APPLICABLE TO RYEAT CABLES.
[8732]Hits
[8734]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THe ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, . Copy No.
[8738]s
[8739]an
[8741]rs
[8744]14-0000
[8746]ft - - oo ’ ome aren ee . ee bye cee ee erent ne
[8751]_DaTe 16 FEB 62
[8753]‘FO 4 DIRECTOR
[8756]FROM « (AEX a oe
[8757]pons Kepan 5) og cd
[8759]“INFO 8. corr CA, c/cl, c/et/ic 2, C/Fi 2, C/BELL 5, 6/100 2
[8762]DIR CITE MEXI- 9125
[8763]oO RYBAT = oo
[8764]7 1. COS, AT AMBASSADOR'S REQUEST, SAID TO LIELEGANT, LIERGO
[8765]"AND TO LEENVOY/1 THAT AMBASSADOR CONSIDERED FONHIN MANUEL TELLO
[8766]SPEECH. AT PUNTA DEL ESTE (SAYING MARXISM LENINISM INCOMPATIBLE
[8768]WITH WESTERN HEMISPHERE) WAS A "GOOD STEP FOR MEXICO". COS
[8769]SAID, HOWEVER, THAT DEEDS NOW NEEDED TO SHOW MEXICANS ARE
[8770]WILLING TO TAKE ANTI-COMMUNIST, ANTI-CASTRO STANDs
[8771]2. .ON 15 FEBRUARY LIELEGANT AND LIENVOY/1 REPORTED
[8772](SEPARATELY) FOLLOWINGS
[8773]As PRESIDENT ADOLFO LOPEZ MATEOS HAS CANCELLED THE
[8774]"INTENDED GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY TO "SIEMPRE® TO ALLOW FERNANDO BENITEZ
[8775]". (COMMUNIST WHO FIRED FROM *NOVEDADES” NEWSPAPER) TO CONTINUE
[8776]“WRITE SUPPLEMENT ON CULTURE IN NEXICO. (NOTES IF TRUE THAT THIS”
[8777]“INTENDED SUBSIDY CANCELLED PROBADLY PARTIALLY DUE TO FACT THAT
[8778]LATEST ISSUE COMMUNIST MAGAZINE "POLITICA" ATTACKED PRESIDENT AND”
[8779]"BENITEZ IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTOR.)
[8780]B. ALONSO AGUILAR MONTEVERDE, LEADING MEXICAN wanxtery HEAD
[8781]“OF MOVIMIENTO DE LIBERACICN NACIONAL,
[8783]: . HAS BEEN FIRED ‘FROM HIS” Ye
[8787]_ T.tal
[8788]ee ler i ]
[8789]REPRODUCTION bY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, ‘ Copy No,
[8791]Mae mamateee ee
[8794]14-00000 j
[8797]es co we me eee wate
[8799][USES “CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[8801]IN 26751) MEXI 0125"
[8803]GOVERNHENT JOB IN TREASURY «:
[8804]C. VICTOR MANUEL VILLASENOR, MARXIST HEAD OF GOVERNMENT -
[8806]eo DIESEL NACIONAL BEING FIRED.
[8807]34, THE ABOVE CITED AS "DEEDS" ‘BY BOTH SOURCES.
[8808]4s “LIENVOY/1 FURTRER REPORTED THAT NEXICO WILL BREAK RELATIONS
[8809]WITH CUBA AND NOW ONLY NEEDS "INCIDENT". LIENVOY/1 SAID HUMBERTO
[8810]ROMERO (SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT) SAID PRESIDENT SERIOUSLY CONSIDERING
[8811]INC IDENT® SHOWING CUBAN EMBASSY INVOLVED WITH RAILWAY WORKER'S
[8812]UN ON AND DECLARING "SOME CUBAN OFFICIALS PERSONAE NON GRATA®
[8813]"AND THEN BREAKING "DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS»
[8814]a 2 5, ABOVE REPORTED TO AMBASSADOR ORALLY.
[8815]be WILL CABLE DEVELOPMENTS,
[8819]Te —* END OF MESSAGE
[8821]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No.
[8826]14-0000
[8828]{ RAT OW - peeaicat D0 ANG NOL
[8831]DISPATCH - , “SURE eBAT | insaaa~18572
[8833]rare en a a a rr en cera at
[8836]ty (Maxxiot) Pranciseo BARRERA Veldso ond, ag eon bo sesaeag |: +
[8837]fo imer firet page, approved by the Tazthock Commission ef the
[8838]Misiotry f Tawcation seas tarfbock ln boylaing occas osayeas |
[8839]Sa Mextess pabils sebosis, m apo ey >
[8840]Hotes: 1. The hock is pure Marziem. Pages 19, 43, 44 and commy
[8841]eahero dlotiactly praice Marnism and condema capitalisns ead enplinlias
[8842]countries (particalerty Bagland, tha UG AL. ané Pecase). - ae
[8844]a, Ales sttachsd ts is a copy of ea wack ntl fa 0
[8845]teak, vy
[8847]Ak. sida bok ond ita Moezice eoateate haa Seun eed 29 tho
[8849]. attention af LSTENSOR, LIE RGO and athere by CON. Ye date, Esaever,
[8851]+ ws epgsarel al this textins’ bas ae boas Giikisss ax: Sond > vstiaeoht ay a:
[8853]aa . £ ine gos t ren on BENT CSR RNS EE ET TES
[8855]te R “Gaia, Seoqertar do Acserica”, ‘ wetton by (itarsiat) Ranca Barea'**
[8856]BAMIRED Gemss, wha to ong of tho raoai impertans pectecoane ef.
[8858]a exananeics fa the Scheal of Keansmica at the Usivereidad Hacional .
[8859]aAstenmaa é6 Mexteo (U.N. A.M). This boat, which ig peya Morreiet, |
[8860]pecises Castro's Ceba, Communies China end barniom end etadacee
[8861]te U.S.A. This beak waa pebilshed oMiclatty ty tha Motions) Batesrstsy
[8862]of Rtewico ta 1951 aed tg used im ths Eckool af Eeaseaice there. : a
[8864]Bgto; Rewon RAMIREZ Gomes waa one ef tha pecteoensa |
[8865]primarily reoponsitle fer aspailiag Lads Pelfpa COZLLG Ktacizg ant
[8866]Coillerme VELEZ Pelayo from the U.N. A.M, boeauas they tack pus3
[8867]” $& emtieCastra, acti-Commemist activities on 346 Paiy 1963 ison EESMAs
[8868]27925 aad HMMA-18407), _
[8869]a, Another testbeak which is sdacniot eud whieh baa been dee exhfaat of |
[8871]ssanbdarable publicity recently ta “La Uaidad da Srabajoy Retedio’* By |
[8872]fiers O. CARDOUREL, Prefsseer at tha Eosasla Nogenl do Mamene, Ocha,
[8873]S$. Tio book wao ese of tho igeues Mae proveted a amen derecastvation’ °C
[8874]qgaise oq Lcftist poltelas of Covyrnor Eévards LIV AS Villegazs eS Have faa
[8875]3. Bwill ba recalled thst'en the eventag of 34 Joanazy 382 Themes As” : j
[8876]: BRET sequected copies of the two (2) tratocke Meted ia parauresh 1, ahees. 4
[8877]‘Sram TOS, Ho wished to emaetior noing Hata Si proscsinshnes tok CRATERS
[8878]sect fa) pooedhty te segtaia Sapatere and Cesypraeemen. =~
[8880]weuerd C, Castle‘. ss
[8881]A&tneheise - at
[8882]9 Sebreary 1942
[8883]| MexBatiee: Je Hoa wiatta: 4 o Files
[8885]Acar emenets ee ae ecenkeeent
[8886]aT SEE
[8887]RAG
[8890]14-0000
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[8895]‘CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[8896]OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
[8898]DIRECT REPLY {PRP URE REPLY
[8899]OISPATCH i . ¢ WHENDATION
[8901]CONCURRENCE INFORMATICN j SSMATYAE
[8903]Remarks:
[8905]2-3: in accerdance with voor tenversarics
[8906]with the Nexican Desk, it is requested rhat
[8907]you bring tre attached dispate’s te the atten-
[8908]tion of tre Sieector, The iafermatica in th
[8909]disraten and the attachments are fyrnished is
[8910]restonse ta a request made >y tye’ Directer
[8911](see Parastagn 4), a
[8913]Fit,
[8914]RI LER
[8916]eyes a
[8917]UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL 7X SeaRYT
[8918]Foam 89, 93 Replaces Been: M4 <a
[8919]UAre@ 5s 7 which may te oak US COMM BARING FE IS
[8922]14-00000
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[8928]. . ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ~
[8929]no INSTRUCTIONS a
[8930]PRIOR TO FILING TO: ACTION BRANCH
[8931]: _ Fill in Sect. 2. on back. Detach back ~
[8932], flap and forward to RID. If file no. and title shown are not
[8933]2. Destroy front cover sheet, unless it proper, insert proper file no. below
[8934]records significant action taken or and forward documont ‘to RID/AN.
[8935]comments requiring preservation. +
[8936]PROPER FILE NO.
[8937]__TO: ALL ADDRESSEES
[8938]FILL IN SECTION 1 ON BACK. 1 APPROPRIATE ~
[8939]COMMENTS
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[8957]RESTRICTEY TO
[8960]t . + FILE NUMBER .PRIMARY GODE>
[8961]TRACE - ABSTRACT
[8962]REQUEST ~~
[8963]eer INDEX |
[8964]q Oats MICROFILMED DOCUMENF DATE DOCUMENT NUMGER
[8965]; HMMA = 18571
[8966]—— .
[8967]H npn woe
[8968]HOR SECRET |
[8971]14.90000
[8973]Peat Oo Oc SR >
[8975]coe a eer enna sperms
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[8978]HALTS TERY AE Oy
[8979]Ghuel, WH Division
[8981]BAI ~ 9961, Para. 3
[8983]1. Attached isa copy of a long ceavorvation ebtained by. LIRRODE
[8984]om 16 January 1962. .
[8986]2. The converastion is amoagst: Joos Antonio PORSUONDO Valdor,
[8987]Cuban Ambassador; Berta PORTUONDO (his wife); Xiomara SANCHEZ.
[8988]Robert (PORTUONDO's secretary) and a Manican visitor, The visitor -.
[8989]pretends to be a student from the Isstitais Pelliecaice Nactesal
[8990]The two women~=and. later PORTUONDO==accuse the Maxicau of boing -
[8992]& provocateur; and PORTUONDO lectures hiza ea the Gains Exshagsy’s =
[8993]policy af nom~intarvention in Maxics, . _
[8995]3, On23 Jauuary 1962 LITALUS/2 roperted the wialt by ame MOTA
[8996](uarer~diva mouths), agent of the Direccion Federal de Seguridad (Dg),
[8997]LIPALUS/2 ehowad tho case officer a copy of MOTA’s report wa Bis
[8998]visit te the Cuban Embasey and bia courerastioa there, (Ths brs,
[8999]according to LITALUG/2, do noi balisvs the rapert! }
[9001]he
[9003]oF 2G DERE ee et oe Fs a
[9005]4 A copy of the portion of ths mpe with tha (MOTa) emaiversntion
[9006]was played for LITEMPO/2. He fouad it extremaly tatersdting and
[9007]gaid the Cubas Ambaasadcr "protestad his banccence too anieh”, ~
[9009]8. Wf Headqaartara approves (as requested ia refarence) a coy y ef
[9010]tha attached will be given to LITEMPC/2 ior hin te "make poslie” as
[9011]piaterial collected by him. This and the additional materials specified
[9012]jn reference would, it is hoped, have sufiictent Lapact te cance ths
[9013]Mexicans to break relations with Cubs.
[9015]25 Jonaary 1962 |
[9017]Ssstri miidons
[9018]3-Has w/att | .
[9021].
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[9033]4 a |
[9037]‘ecm SAIN PR
[9038]Fr eed
[9040]Ce eienll
[9041]USE PRETO rN tN ee ANI Oa . BA ot FOS
[9042]RHAACTS Kom t
[9044]oe Sa SECHEDRYSAT He ‘ 2
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[9057]iSPATCH | - 7 apne tye TRS “ aah “Ts aroun wr wie ares
[9058]D ead tet ; SUURET, RYBAT pL aA BAWj4008 |
[9059]De ees (AVS E Bas.
[9061]i 1240p ARON Ee ee
[9065]Chief, WH Diviaion
[9069]; Galef of Sration, Mexico Cit 23 January 19f2
[9070]ta ala) ~ OOaen ON
[9072]2faln ERLE
[9074]N BY GUALFED WO. tes OAT
[9076]enc, for Hoadquartere information.
[9079]eo. MEXI-9913
[9080]a. MEXI<9714
[9082]\, Attached are copics af:
[9084]a. Transcript of tha LIZRODE tape of 24 November 1961, This is
[9085]an authentic tape and tvanscript. Tha tape was cent to Hoadquartsrs
[9086]ith HMMA~18290; it was roturned to Mexico City Statics ex
[9088]15 January (#96 DIR-35291). -
[9090]b. "Trangeript' of "IPN Studeat/Pertcosdo" conversation of
[9091]4 Oscember 1961". Note; A conversitios af alinost this coobext -
[9092]genk place em 1] Dacembor 196] betweea an IFN atuden? aad
[9093]Klomata SANCHEZ Robert (Pertuacde's sacretary).
[9095]a. Gopy of a "photograph" of Tereza PROENZA Peony
[9096]Cuituss) Attache, ino atudont riot of 12 Jaly 1968,
[9098]d. A copy of s "page from a personal fs on Augel BGAN,
[9099](than) Director of Prensa Latina in Mexico City. This “page” ia
[9100]dated 17 July 1964.
[9102]o. A brisf summary oa Francisco DELGADO Gertia, Talsis
[9103]ga authasiis case waich wes haadlod ty LITRMPO orginlestion aad
[9104]this summary was promised meraly as & restteder,
[9106]3, Both the ups and traascript of 1.4, have sow bean ferniazed to
[9108]as
[9110]LIFEMPO/2. This is authentic.
[9112]3. Galy the "transcript" of 1.>. was given t LITSMPO/3, This,
[9113]te was felt, had to be eanphied because the Ambassador gadis a cennmite
[9114]- gaat canceralay PORTUONLO (Cubes Anbassasex ) porosrelly paying
[9115]emudneis ot LP... Note: The real tape was ef Seeaveres toa Pete Seen
[9116]Rigmara SANCHEZ Yabert (Portucnte’a gervetary} aed ae Fz Shai eS :
[9117]No tape eulais for itlo) aad LITEMPO/2 will ta teld it haa heen erased
[9119]Mao requests it.
[9121].
[9123]EN
[9125]a, The "phetegraph" af Terosa PROENZA Prova ta the &
[9126]_ riet of LZ July 1960 (ceo Lc, + and the attached} laa meanings mads ty -
[9127]~ the cayable Statins photographer. A copy of this was given by Cott re
[9128]| MFELIPO/2,
[9130]8, The “yege” from whe personal tile an Angel BOAN, then Divestay’
[9131]Pyeasa Lata, Mextce Ciy was put ines that Mile by this Setlom at ted
[9132]time the fe was luraished (lor two hours ong might) by LIPIG. A copy -
[9133]ef this "page" (ese 1.d. asd attached) was given wo LITEMPO/2.
[9135]nae
[9137]“sy AE RRS HON
[9138]way BEALE Tatas
[9139]4
[9142]cred .
[9144]CLASMAY ALCAN
[9146]SECRET/RVSAT
[9149]14-0000
[9151]abet : . - ~y
[9153]nerd 7 — Sn ee m0:
[9157]AS,
[9159]“. ghee ry
[9161]“ CON Trea NON OF
[9163]DSPATON | SECRNTRYBAT ;
[9165]en ENCE | nome mere
[9167]&. The summary af the .ase of Francisco DELGALDS Garcia is: -
[9168]anthantic and is a case af LITE FO/2'a organization haniled, .
[9170]Y. Finally, LITEMPO,2 wae orally rerainded of tho material
[9171]farninhed (personally) so LITRMPO,2 by Manxel VILLATANA Martizen, -
[9172]Ais Attache, Cuban Embassy. who delectod, A bipe ef tha intervisw
[9173]betwoan LITEMPO/? and VILLAFANA Martines was mads-—aad the
[9175]Ssatica atill hag a copy.
[9177]$. The Ambuseador wae allowed to believe that al} of the shove |
[9178]material la authentic. , —_ :
[9180]# - 9. The Ambassador hopes that this material which sow hus been |
[9181]gown to LITENSOR by LITEMPO/2 will be helpful in cenvineing
[9182]_ | Meaico that they should broak relation with Cuba. Tho Stattes Jecls .
[9183]? "that this epeperation in the cfiext to lreprcas LITENSOR and LITEMPO/R ~~ ¢
[9184]1 + ‘efth these (watch were eald to bo “some exoraples") Mastrations f.....2..-+,
[9185]. Quban interferesca in the interzal affairs of Moxieo was good political
[9186]action for ODYOKE end with the Chic, opAcD.
[9188]. Vy “aa “CRE -
[9189]Me
[9191]Attachmasts (3)
[9193]22 Jawuary 1902
[9196]3 = Maa w/art
[9200]“ RO,
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[9206]sow cee GRAS
[9212]we nee en
[9214]SECRET 'RYBAT '
[9216]14-00000
[9220]SECKET
[9222]23 January 1962
[9224]If this Headquarters aad the Vepartwent cf State approve,
[9225]the Chief cf Scaticn pleas to give to Minister c£ Goverascion
[9227]Gustavo DLAZ Ordas:
[9229]a,
[9231]v.
[9233]A tana cecerding of 4 long conversaticn of cue MOTA,
[9235]8 OPS agent, with Cuban Acbaseader TO UCM, hls
[9236]secretary aad Mrs, TOLTUOHUO, OTA entered the
[9238]Cuban Rebessy ca 1d Jam.ecy 1962, pretendlny to be
[9240]8 belltechmue studeat, Tho Cubana called HOTS a
[9241]peovaccteur and loudly protestal thair lanccence,
[9242]ndyfag they had not Latervenm! in Mexican internal
[9243]affairs, (The Chie? c& Seation bas played this tape
[9244]for DIAZ Ordaz, who renarkad, “They protvat too cuch,)
[9246]é tane recording cf a conversation betuaen a grouy
[9247]of Colosbiaga ravclutlcnarites aad Aubasgader YORMUOSLO,
[9248]ia which the @¢ruer eafd an acued ingurrection had
[9249]Already begua ia practice in Colombla, They said
[9251]the Colesbiag revolution was a park of the Cuban and
[9252]Mexican revolutioas aud asked for seulidarity aad
[9253]eollaboratica cé 411 revoluticatries, roRTUCNLO
[9255]aaid he would sead their report to ilaban’s so that
[9256]Cube woulé bave pews of the aituation aad knew who
[9258]thay ara,
[9260]A faked copy of oO page Erww the personal File of
[9261]Angel] S04K cf Preasa Latiua, who is now ta Cuba,
[9263]serch Lin
[9266]14-0000
[9268]25 Jamary 1962
[9270]The following message has been recoived from Mexico Citys
[9271]For King and Sayre fron Ambassador Mannt
[9273]1. As you knov, some veexs ago we became convinced that cnly chance
[9274]of getting Mexico to "oreak ralations with Cuba would ba on basis Cuban
[9275]intervention Mexican internal affairs, This of course was on agaiription
[9276]two thirds Rio treaty vote could not bo obtained at Punta [el Leto,
[9278]2. With this objective in mind Dept and CAS authorized me to turn \
[9280]over materials describod in IN 12519 to appropriate Mexican official,
[9281]I chose Gustavo DIAL Ordase -
[9283]3e Tidh Ordas hes informed CAS that he discussed this evidence with
[9284]Lopas Hatens wo exressed surpriss and interest. We discount Lopes Mateca
[9285]otatements because ao you know he has much better evidence of Cuban Enbassy
[9286]intervantion which he keers strictly to himself and has nevor told Cabinet
[9287]about. The evidence va turned over to DiAc Ordas has psychological immortance
[9288]because President is now awara that DIA‘ Ordaz also knows part of tho story.
[9289]Ha ean ever bo eure that OFaAd Orias will not use this to supeort hig oun
[9291]“antiecommnint couvictions if a showlewn betwen tus Comidsa and antt-Cormies
[9293]should occur in Mexico,
[9295]&. DIAZ Ordas has asked ns through CAS whether I wxdd have any objection
[9296]4f the infermation wa furnished him were made public should an asprocriate
[9297]occasion arise in the future. he said there vould be no mention of the U,5,
[9298]Gevt and that Gobermacion vould preasnt the evidence 25 collected hy ite
[9300]5. I recommend that CAS and feot authorize me to inform DIAZ Ordas that
[9301]we have no objection on the basis outlined by him. Season four my recemmend=
[9302]ation ig that on the one hand ve lose little by blowing the microphone oneration
[9303]sinca battery 1s cohedmMed to axpira Boon in any casc. We believe we are ina
[9304]position where we can safely deny thet we had anything te do with placing mieroe
[9305]phome. In this connection Disé Crdas obviously believes our story that vo
[9306]pieked uo signal by routine disling of different frequencice and that microphone
[9307]was presumably rlsced by Soviets to check on their satellites. un other hand
[9308]affirmative answer to DIAZ Ordas will also inplicitly sugsest the vossibility
[9309]that the time may come when wo ourselves might wish to mako this information
[9311]Menweg Jona,
[9313]1
[9315]i
[9316]1
[9317]H
[9318]i
[9319]i
[9322]14.90000
[9324]PARE
[9325]CEORET
[9328]publi¢, I can think of no better incentive to Lopes Mateon to break relations
[9329]with Cuba than possibility Mexican public might eventually become aware of
[9330]extent to which Mexico has tolerated Cuban intervention in spite of ita vaunted
[9332]devotion to the doctrine of non-intervention.
[9333]6. Finally I wish to say that I realise all of these mansuvers involve
[9335]some risk to U.S. but I believa reeurgence of Comzunist influence in last two
[9337]months requires unusual counteraction on our part.
[9339]7. DIAZ Ordas has returned material to CAS for safe keeping and it ia
[9340]now in our possession. He claims he made no copies and wa believe this probably
[9342]true.
[9345]a
[9349]14-0000p
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[9353]“053 CLASSIFIED MESSAGE '
[9354]- pare + 25 JAN 62 ge SEeacy
[9355]TO, DIRECTER. : |
[9356]trom, MEXICO CITY
[9357]ACTION’: C/wH TEMPO Copy SLOTTED o1ho, 25 JAN)
[9359]Fo, 6OPe C/CA, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/BELL 5, 3/¢ 2
[9361].
[9363]JAN 25 05342 62
[9367]iN 17168
[9369]PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 9961.
[9370]. eT SO
[9372]. RYBAT_
[9374]_ REFS ASMEXI "9968 1G el v3ff
[9376]ecu,
[9378]'3 " HYMA=18498
[9382]i. RECOMMEND kas CONCUR IN AMBASSADOR MANN'S REQUEST IN REF Aw
[9384]Pas wa
[9386]2. FOR HOS INTO HAVE AUTHENTIC LIERODE TAPE OF LONG CONVERSA»
[9388]vue .
[9389]. ‘
[9391]_ TION OF ONE NOTA, DFS AGENT WHO ENTERED CUBAN EMBASSY ON 18 JAN 62,
[9395]PRETENDED BE POLITECHNIC STUDENT, HAD LONG CONVERSATION WITH |
[9397]‘ ~ AMBASSADOR PORTUGNDO, HIS SECRETARY AND MRS PORTUONDO. CUBANS
[9399]“CALLED MOTA PROVOCATEUR AND LOUDLY PROTESTED THEIR + IavoceNeE,
[9401]NON- “INTERVENTION. IN INTERNAL AFFAIRS ¢ OF MEXICO, COPY OF THIS
[9403]PLAYED FOR LITENPO/2 BY cos. LITENPO/2 SAID "THEY | "PROTEST TOO
[9405]wcH®, - oe | : moms 7 aval
[9407]SET
[9409]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE {S PROHIBITED. " Cspy N
[9412]"s CLASSIFIED Messace = MEXE & 71
[9413]in 17165
[9415]3. POUCRING COPY THIS TAPE TO heSe ‘. .
[9416]se ve N .
[9417]Ke a Hes AND ODACID APPROVE COS WILL GIVE LITENPO/2t~
[9421]As COPIES OF TWO AUTHENTIC _TAPES (ONE OF PARA ‘Two ABOVE AND
[9423]“ COLOMBEAN TAFE OF REFERENCE BD
[9425]Be copy OF PAGE FROM 4 PERSONAL FILE.OF ANGEL BOAN (WHO NOW |
[9427]IN CUBA) FRON PRENSA LATINA’
[9429]3s * STATION WORKING ON PROCURENENT: ADDITIONAL AUTHENTIC WATERIALS
[9431]“IN PiRTECULAK, HOPE HAVE CONSUELO ESPERON, MEXICAN THIRTY “YEAR
[9433]‘EMPLOYEE CUSAN EMBASSY, INTERVIEWED BY LITENPO/2 PERSONALLY
[9435]ESPERON HAS REPORTED (TO LITANIL/2) THAT MEXICAN STUDENTS BROUGHT
[9437]ro CUBAN ENBASSY ‘FOR INDOCTRINATION AND IN SONE TALKS CUBAN
[9438]“opFictaLs HAVE EVEN TALKED AGAINST MEXICAN GOVT.
[9439]. 6s STATION WILL NOT RETURN PEGTO OF TERESA PROENZA (SEE REF -
[9441]“B) TO LITEMPO/2. STATION WILL NOT REPEAT NOT GIVE ANY FAKED MATERIAL
[9443]EXCEPT 3 B ABOVE, WITHOUT PRIOR HOS APPROVAL.
[9445]END OF MESSAGE
[9447]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED.
[9449]14-0000p
[9451]org ve Ge et a ~ CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[9452]oR BATE iC 616 3H na
[9454]ext “> 255 -
[9455]pate. SQ JALAL 162 S
[9457]‘BKICO CITY .
[9458]mys WE Filing ‘chert cme,
[9460]From. CIRECTOR Mi, os Na C8 teed Vase Veins, —
[9462]4 a KL fe this copy a untoaied
[9463]CONE: c/WH 5 . aa Sa TTT Branch copy Ged 29 anti cuted
[9466]Xo ui
[9467]cor, c/ct, cfr! 2, c/ecte 5, (kr a
[9469]TO: MEXI PRIORITY io CITE OR 2B3R6
[9470]REF: “OXI 9952 (Ie 17139)# “HXI 9961 (17168) He
[9471]RYBAT eo -
[9472]i
[9473]os
[9475]PUK joe
[9476]Ce* 1389 pte
[9479]varsan0>y
[9481]: FROM 2 MEXICO CITY
[9483]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[9486]Sf. eit nl
[9488]“on
[9491]_ NAN 25 ohegz 62
[9493]ACTION «C7 5_) {WH TEMPO COPY SLOTTED 0030, 25 JAN)
[9495]"INFO : OCI, D p/oct, po/p, s/¢ 2 *
[9497]1417139
[9499]PRITY DIR CITE MEXI 9960
[9500]See en
[9502]RYBAT
[9503]1
[9504]FOR GALBOND AND SAYRE FROM AMBASSADOR MANN?
[9505]te. AS YOU KNOW, SOME WEEXS AGO WE BECAME CONVINCED THAT ONLY
[9507]CHANCE OF GETTING MEXICO To BREAK RELATIONS WITH CUBA WOULD BE ON
[9509]BASIS CUBAN INTERVENTION MEXICAN INTERNAL AFFAIRSe THIS OF COURSE
[9511]WAS ON ASSUMPTION TYO TRIRDS RIO TREATY VOTE COULD NOT BE OSTAINED
[9513].AT PUNTA DEL ESTE.
[9514]9. WITH THIS OSJECTIVE IN MIND DEPT AND CAS AUTHORIZED ee To
[9516]A SASS
[9517]TURN OVER MATERIALS DESCRIBED IN MEXI 9835 TO APPROPRIATE REXICAN
[9519]‘ OFFICIAL. I CHOSE GUSTAVO DIAZ ORDAZs
[9520]DIAZ ORDAZ HAS INFORMED CAS THAT HE DISCUSSED THIS SVIDENCE
[9523]WITIL LOPEZ MATEOS WHO EXPRESSED SURPRISE AND INTEREST» WE BIS=
[9525]COUNT LOPEZ MATEOS STATEMENTS DECAUSE AS YOU KNOW HE HAS BUCH
[9527]CE OF CUBAN EMBASSY INTERVENTION WHICH HE KEEPS
[9528]TRE
[9530]BETTER EVIDCN
[9531]STRICTLY TO HINSELF AND HAS NEVER TOLD CABINET ABOUT.
[9532]EVIDENCE WE TURNED OVER TO DIAZ ORDAZ HAS PSYCHOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE
[9534]BECAUSE PRESIDENT IS NOW AWARE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ ALSO KNOWS PaRT
[9536]i. - OF THE STORY. HE CAN NEVER BE SURE THAT DIAZ ORDAZ WILL NOT USE
[9539](1 i‘
[9541]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED. Copy i:
[9543]14-0000
[9545]AGE MEX! «960
[9546]in 17139 PAGE 2
[9547]RIS TO SUPPORT HIS OSN ANTI-COMMUNIST CONVICTIONS IF A SHOWDOWN
[9549]“ BETVEEN THE COMMIES AND ANTI-COMMIES SHOULD OCCUR IN MEXICO.
[9550]"he DIAZ ORDAZ HAS ASKED ME THROUGH CAS WHETHER J WOULD HAVE ANY
[9551]“.- OBJECTION IF THE INFORMATION WE FURNISHED HIM WERE MADE PUBLIC
[9552]SHOULD AN APPROPRIATE.OCCASION ARISE IN THE FUTURE. HE SAID THERE :
[9553]_ WOULD BE NO-MENTION OF THE UsS. GOVT AND THAT GOBERNACION WOULD _—
[9554]PRESENT THE EVIDENCE AS COLLECTED BY ITs , oe
[9555]9» I RECOMMEND THAT CAS AND DEPT AUTHORIZE ME TO INFORM DIAZ
[9556]ORDAZ THAT WE HAVE NO OBJECTION ON THE BASIS OUTLINED BY HIMe
[9557]REASON FOR MY RECOMMENDATION IS THAT ON THE ONE HAND WE LOSE LITTLE
[9558]BY BLOWING THE MICROPHONE OPERATICN SINCE BATTERY 1S SCHEDULED
[9559]TO EXPIRE SOON IN ANY CASE. WE BELIEVE WE ARE IN A POSITION WHERE
[9560]WE CAN SAFELY DERY THAT WE HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH PLACING MICRO=
[9561]PHONE. IN THIS CONNECTION DIAZ ORDAZ OBVIOUSLY BELIEVES OUR STORY
[9562]THAT WE PICKED UP SIGNAL BY ROUTINE DIALING OF DIFFERENT FREQUENCIES
[9563]AND THAT MICROPHONE WAS PRESUMABLY PLACED BY SOVIETS TO CHECK
[9565]ON THEIR SATELLITES. ON OTHER HAND AFFIRMATIVE ANSWER TO DIAZ ORDA2
[9566]WILL ALSO IMPLICITLY SUGGEST THE POSSIDILITY THAT THE TIME MAY COME
[9567]WHEN WE OURSELVES MIGHT WISH TO MAKE THIS INFORMATION PUBLICs
[9568]I CAN THINK OF NO BETTER INCENTIVE TO LOPEZ MATEOS TO BREAK RELATIONS
[9569]WITH CUBA THAN POSSIBILITY NEXICAN PUBLIC HIGHT EVENTUALLY BECOME
[9570]AWARE OF EXTENT TO LICH MEXICO MAS TOLERATED CUBAN INTERVENTION
[9571]IN SPITE OF ITS VAUNTED DEVOTION TO THE DOCTRINE OF NON-INTERVENTIONs
[9572]i 6. FINALLY I WISH TO SAY THAT I REALIZE ALL OF THESE MANEUVERS
[9573]i INVOLVE SOME RISK TO UsSs BUT I BELIEVE RESURGENCE OF COMMUNIST
[9575]- INFLUENCE 1N LAST T¥O MONTHS REQUIRES UNUSUAL COUNTERACTION ON
[9577]See!
[9578]a Ga pede ot”
[9580]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED.
[9581]FREE eT ey
[9584]14.90000
[9586]° . : SSIFLED MESSAGE ury-
[9587], ; mi: cre MEX” 960 ot
[9588]. : __ ; IM Wye PAGE ‘
[9589]: ; rn TL ae
[9590]OUR PART. !
[9591]Te DIAZ ORDAZ HAS RETURNED MATERIAL TO CAS FOR SAFE KEEPING .
[9592]s
[9593]AND IT IS NOW IN OUR POSSESSION. HE CLAINS HE MADE NO COPIES AND
[9594]. \
[9595]' WE DELIEVE THIS PROBABLY TRUE et
[9597]END OF MESSAGE . . . |
[9598]C/S COMMENT: DISSEMINATION ON THIS CABLE ASSIGNED PER MR HOLMAN, WH,
[9601]4
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[9604]'
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[9615]1 ee
[9616]. —
[9617]1
[9619]REPRODUCTION BY CTHER THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED,
[9622]14-90000
[9624]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[9626]110
[9627]20 JAN 62
[9629]DIRECTOR
[9630]MEXICO CITY
[9631]action,  C/WH 5
[9633]INFO. + =I, D/DCI, pop, s/c 28
[9635]JAN 20 0834z 62
[9637]PRITY DIR € MEXI 9914 C/3 Comme=t: ** Hqs. asks
[9640]RS A DIR 36178 - Ce ay, Tised ) if fabricated portions contain
[9641]vem eee . assy elements whic Amb, Port- -
[9642]'"B MEXI 9913) +
[9644]: 74 (GY 761) “uondo could dery or prove
[9645]; RYBAT i
[9647]false
[9648]1. SEE REF B FOR DETAIL AND PARTIAL ANSWER TO PARA ONE OF REF A.
[9649]AIBASSADOR, IN 12 JAN MEETING WITH LITENPO+2, DID STATE THAT COS
[9650]@ULD PROVIDE TAPES OF TRANSCRIPTS SHOULD THEY BE NEEDED. ‘COS LATER
[9651]_ QOVERED, HOWEVER, BY STATING TO LITEHPO-2 THAT HE THOUGHT SOME TAPES
[9652]— IAD BEEN ERASED. THIS STALL VAS STRENGTHENED BY FIRM STATEMENT THAT
[9653]. DLONBIAN STUDENT TAPE WOULD BE AVAILABLE (IT HAS SINCE BEEN DELIVERED
[9654]iz) LITEMPO-2). AS INDICATED IN REF By STATION WILL FIND PRETEXT .
[9655]. ‘NOT DELIVERED TAPES OTHER THAN AUTHENTIC COLOMBIANs
[9656]— (Qo RE PARA 3 REF A$ PORTUONDO CAN CERTAINLY DENY ANY OR ALL
[9657]@ MATERIALS, AUTHENTIC OR FABRICATED. ONLY WAY HE CAN PROVE
[9658]REPEAT PROVE FALSITY IS BY PROVING KIS PRESENCE AT PLACE OTHER
[9659]I: THAN EMBASSY AT TIME OF CONVERSATION. THIS IMPOSSIBLE SINCE HE
[9661]TERE. rr " _ N | so
[9662]. a \ .
[9664]; _ END OF MESS
[9665]- C/S COMMENT: "DISSEMINATION PER ORIGINATOR, Ace
[9667]a Transcript of Amb, Portsozdo's conversation with the Colombiz.c:
[9668]wom nt no's tane recently returned 42
[9669]she atation by ngs.
[9671]Be wee See me mee - ~~~
[9673]A ot ee eS NN RY ENE. oe
[9675]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER TH
[9678]ng ~_CLASSIFIED. MESSAGE
[9679]“20 JAN 62
[9681]ROUTING
[9683]. DIRECTOR
[9684]| ROM. MEXICO CITY
[9686]action: = CAWH 5
[9688]INFO. + «DCI, D/OCI, Dor, s/c 2
[9690]tn 14761
[9692]MITY DIR CITE MEXI 9913
[9693]arenes C/S Co:nment: * Ambassador Mann
[9694]'BAT ds informed LITEMPO/2 (2) that State
[9695]Departmesxt had certain information
[9696]REFS A MEXY s089( /25 54 ? on Cuban intervertion in Mexican
[9698]B DIR 35831 /guT Jeaq8 dee icteraal affaixs, i
[9699]te awpassAoor . SHOULD HAVE SAID "TRANSCRIPTS® INSTEAD "TAPES* ;
[9701]7 ?
[9702]N BEGINNING SENTENCE PARA TWO A OF REF A. TRANSCRIPT OF PORTUONDO :
[9703]@NVERSATION WITH COLOMBIANS IS ACCURATE RESUME OF AUTHENTIC TAPE
[9704]RECENTLY RETURNED TO STATION BY -HQSe THIS TAPE WILL BE PASSED ©
[9705]UTEHPO-2 AFTERNOON 19 JANs SECOND TRANSCRIPT REFERRED TO BY AMBASSA-
[9707]TOR. SAME SUB PARAGRAPH WAS FABRICATED BY STATION AND BASED ON STATION’
[9708]WOWLEDGE OF ACTUAL VISIT TO PORTUONDO BY POLITIECHNIC STUDENT. |
[9709]NO TAPE EXTANT NOR KAS EXISTED OF THIS TRANSCRIPT. CONTENT THIS
[9710]TRANSCRIPT NOT PERTINENT EXCEPT FOR INCRIMINATING’ STATEMENT
[9711]QUOTED BY AMBASSADOR CONCERNING PAYMENT TO STUDENTS.
[9713]@e THE "GENUINE? DOCUMENT MENTIONED BY AMBASSADOR IN PARA ;
[9714]WO BOF [REF A IS STATION FABRICATION. DURING NONTH OF AUGUST |
[9715]961 LIFIG PROVIDED STATION WITH PRENSA LATINA PERSONAL FILE |
[9717]i
[9719]OF ANGEL BOAN, THEN MERI DIRECTOR GENERAL.» WHEN FILE WAS PHOTO=
[9721](APHED FOR MEXICAN GOVERNMENT STATION INSERTED PHOTO OF FAKE | ~ fr
[9722]MEMORANDUM DESCRIBED IN REF Ac PHOTOS OF FILE, INCLUDING FAB- ; ye
[9724]. REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN Tie ees WRI OFFICE Is PROHIBITED, Copy tv. |
[9727]4
[9728]i
[9731]14-0000
[9733]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[9735]ROUTING
[9737]RICATION, PASSED COM. THE FAKE MEMO DESCRIBED PAYMENTS TO UNNAMED
[9738]_WEXICANS IN VARIOUS GOVERNMENT OFFICES. (IT WAS A SECOND COPY
[9739]‘tus FABRICATION, ALONE, WHICH WAS PASSED ‘To LITENPO-2 ON 13 JAN).
[9741]3. CONCERNING PARA TWO C OF REF A3 THIS WAS STATION FADRICATED
[9742]- MONTAGE SHOWING PROENZA AS A MEMBER OF CROWD DURING STUDENT RIOT , .
[9743]& i2 JULY 1960. “ORIGINAL” OF FABRICATION WAS PASSED TO LITENSOR
[9744]MAY LIELEGANT "SHORTLY AFTER«
[9746]Me ~=PARA TWO SUB PARAS D AND E REFER TO WRITTEN "REMINDERS®
[9747]@ COVERTLY RECOGNIZED INSTANCES OF CUBAN INTERVENTION ALREADY
[9748]WOWN TO GUM. THEY DESCRIBE AUTHENTIC CASESe
[9750]Se REPEATING, ONLY AUTHENTIC TAPE OF BONA FIDE COLOMBIAN
[9751]SUDENT CONVERSATIONS 18 AVAILABLE THIS TINE TO LITEMPO-2. STATION
[9752]IELIEVES “POLITECHNIC” TAPE, WHICH DOES NOT EXIST, WILL NOT BE
[9755]ee tae Re Aen bane w
[9759]wins . vot e wee ew wee
[9761]7, : i ee ere ae
[9763]|" REQUESTEDe * SHOULD THIS BE, STATION WILL STALL,
[9764]. ncn
[9766]6e POUCHING COPIES OF ALL ITEMS GIVEN TO LITEMPO~2.
[9768]C/S Comment: ** Has, requested a detalied description of the materials
[9769]passed to LITEMPO/Z (2), END OF MESSAGE
[9771]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE I$ PROHIBITED, Cop) *. .
[9773]' |
[9775]14-00000
[9777]{3 8cerger
[9779]LIENVCY Fre fect Cesto
[9781]Yor ths perled 1 Februacy 1962 tarecgh 33 Jen-ary 1943, it is estincted
[9782]thet the LISHVOY tre feet coeta will ba aoprosisstely $65,230. Of this total
[9783]it is astinated chat $25,330 vill be spent in Ziscal year 1962 end $33,590
[9784]will be spent ia £iscal yesr 1963,
[9786]Agans Salaries: PY 62 Py 63 Totale
[9787]LIBGVOY/2 1,209 1, 680 2,880
[9788]Lisavoryfyy 1) ,200 1,630 2,680 -
[9795]RISHPOT/ES 260 368 628
[9797]2 sudeagents rua -by LIZRYOY/2
[9799]Fokal agent Salaries 20,660 38,828 23,598
[9800]Raas Bonus: eno ecaths pay 2,132 2,432
[9801]Seaclogency Sead for ser :
[9802]OAGALS Cx Severance pay 552 1,332 2,288
[9803]Total Bens and a,31S
[9804]Coatiangeucy Fund
[9805]Total Selaries, Yews, 11,612 18, 388 30,200
[9806]aad Coatingeecy funds
[9807]Gooraticrsal Sxpanaas os rue 2,008
[9808]lcesl Pucchase supplies .
[9810]Cokeap 32 GP wericies 7386 1,639 1,800 -
[9811]RagteoInrareast Ceater 620 330 3,389
[9812]acehert House Leave Travel 2,009 2,000
[9813]Balebouss range) . 1,036 1,659 2,590
[9814]Satertaigsest and gifts to
[9815]Beniesn Govt, officials 1,258 1,759 3,006
[9816]Salary and cever travel ice
[9818]Tore} 13,270 21,370 35,288
[9819]te mmemeaentionndl
[9820]Total Projeet Puade 25,292 35.739 43,298
[9821]secaet
[9823]SSF CRORE TPS rer eee erences rm mn
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[9827]|
[9828]: DIRECTOR
[9830]i he,
[9832]*. ot CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[9833]050
[9834]a 6 JAN 627
[9836]wee
[9838]ROUTING
[9840]DATE * WO" +
[9842]FROM }REXICO CITY - oo! .
[9843]ACTIONY C/WH 4\ {TEMPO COPY SLOTTED WH AT 0145, 6 JAN)
[9844]Info. «f0CI, 0/OCi, DOP, CoP, C/CA, S/¢ 2
[9846]| ——PRITY DIR CITE MEYI 9709
[9847]i. . ‘ . . _ .
[9848]PLEASE DELIVER FOLLOWING FROM AMBASSADOR MANN TO SECRETARY
[9850]WOODARD: . ©” . 4
[9851](MESSAGE CONTINUCS NEXT PAGE)
[9853]ORGANI ZATION.
[9855]##(1N 45081) - Ambassador Mann suggested that the State Department and
[9856]CAS give the Governrrent of Mexico (GOM) concrete and irrefutable evidence
[9857]of Cuban intervention in order to bring about GOM diplomatic break with Guba,
[9859]C/S COMMENT: *DISSEMINATICN RESTRICTED, TEXT DIRECTED TO ANOTHER U.S. GOVT.
[9863]d
[9865]CERT ‘
[9866]REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED, Copy No.
[9868]te 1
[9870]14-0000
[9874]ere ene
[9876]free bee alate meer cen oe aed BE
[9878]AONE Oem On!
[9879].
[9881]S-E-C-R-EoT
[9883]. c e
[9884]care: 6 vAN 62 * RECEIVED: JAN 6 06292 62 |
[9885]FROM: MEXICO CITY 9790 ; : PRIORITY
[9886]Td: DIRECTOR . IN 47593 OON,
[9888]~ -PLEASE DELIVER FOLLOWING FROM AMGASSADOR MANN TO SECRETARY WOOOWAROL | «
[9890]; "RECQMMEND’ | BE AUTHORIZED SOONEST RELAY TO TELLO DETAILS ON CUBAN
[9891]INTERVENTION a GARBLED-BEING sath SET FORTH IN MY MESSAGE,
[9893](SEE MEXL 9759). .
[9895]I BELIEVE SUCH DOCUMENTED INFORMATION WILL IMPRESS TELLO. ~ ,
[9897]ENBASSY HAS RECEIVED VARIOUS REPORTS FROM FREENSLY COM.
[9899]. OFFICIALS THAT HIGH LEVEL CONSIDERATION SEING GIVEN PIPLOMATIC
[9901]BREAK WITH CUBA, '
[9902]®NOY HAVE SOLID INFORY MATION THAT BRAZILTAN ANRASEAL OF REPORTE
[9903]TO HIS FON OFF DECEMSER 29 THAT TELLO TOLD HIN GOM WOULD, SREAK
[9904]RELATIONS WITH CUBA IN NEAR FUTURE, WHILE I CANNOT ESTIuate CHANCES
[9905]OF EREAK, POSSIBILITY EXISTS THAT WHATEVER INFORMATION f CAN
[9906]IVE TELLO, MAY CAUSE HIM TO MOVE EITHER BEFORE GR AFTER JANUARY 22°,
[9907]END OF MESSAGE
[9909]x.
[9916]SeEaCoRaEoT
[9918]ahem ee
[9920]tad ere waee eo
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[9927]u
[9929]tn Ls ibe.
[9931]Tre Following cab’es re passin:
[9933]rfarration to Tetlo
[9935]a
[9937]on which he can base a break in releticns wits Cuha and letting
[9938]Ambassador ose wat material te warts tn pass to Tello,
[9940]all estes to te found in C/T? office only.
[9942]“TPT 9885 mo AT
[9943]COT 9867 (IN L2LPO) - 16 January 1762 RT
[9945]Tye 33003 (eur e76ag) 2 Januar 1606S
[9947]The Téa 3) (our vesys) - WG faa. ¢
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[9957]'. org. 3. 0. HON Ne fee
[9958]UN sina Y SECRET A OUTING
[9961]pare. 3 JANUARY 2962.
[9963]* ao , MSXLCO cITy
[9964]from. OIRECTOR
[9965]CONF: C/WH 5 -
[9966]“+ wos cop, C/CA, C/Cl, C/FI 2, C/BELL 5, $/C 2
[9968]10) INFO CHE o1R Pee
[9969]; REFS: MEX 9759 (1M 45081)95 MEX 9767 (1M L5810)¥0 —
[9970]RYBAT
[9972]REF PROPOSALS BEING DISCUSSED WITH ODACID. WILL ADVISE.
[9973]"END OF MESSAGE
[9975]WH COMIFIIT: # Ambassador Mann proposed pass certain talsphene
[9976]conversaticn transcripta to Foreign Minister
[9977]TELLO as evidence of Cuban intervantionist
[9978]activities in Mexico.
[9980]w+ Station planning a series of operations to
[9981]influence Mexico's vote at OAS Conference. . ‘
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[9990]HERBERT, ACATH COGRODINATING OFFICERS he P. HOLMAN. 6 ~
[9991]RELEASING OFFICER AUTHENTICATING 5
[9994]j REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFMCE 1S PROHIBITED.
[9997]'
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[10002]CLASSIFIED MESSAGE
[10004]23a 62.
[10006]+ DIRECTOR
[10007]my MEXICO CITY |
[10008]ION 8 Chu 5
[10009]- cop, c/ca, C/cl, c/Fi 2, C/BELL 5, S/¢-2
[10010]. ow,
[10012]PRIY DIA Cite We<T S747
[10013]RYBAT.
[10014]REFt Ay NEXI 9752, Paak 3 CIN W3764 )
[10015]ai pir 32614. Cove esial) #
[10016]1, PRESENT STATION PLANING REF IS AS FOLLOWS:
[10018]‘Ae PREPARATION FOR AMBASSADOR HENICAN VERSION CUBAN SUIVERSIV.:
[10019]PAPER, FOR PASSAGE TO TELLO.
[10021]J. PLAN FADRICATE ON TAPE PHONEY COKVERSATIOS OF CUSAN
[10022]AMBASSADOR FOR INSERTION LIENVOY MECHANISI. -
[10024]Cy. ATTEMPT PERSUADE LONGTINE HEXICAN EMPLOYEE OF CU3AN ENIALSY
[10025]DEFECT AND NAKE PUSLIC STATEWENT CONDENNING CUBANS FOR INTERFERENCE
[10026]HESICAN AFFAIRS. (SUBJ HAS INDICATED DESIRE ADANDON JOa SUT NOT
[10027]YET AGREEABLE TO PUBLIC STATEMENT).
[10029]De FAILING PUBLIC DEFECTION ABOVE SUSJECT, ATTEMPTING
[10030]THROUGH SUIJECT OBTAIN INCRININATING DOCUMENTS OR PROPAGANDA FRO:
[10031]EMRASSY SUITABLE FOK SENSATIONAL EXPLOITATION. EYANPLEs SU3JECT
[10032]CLAINS CUBANS RUNNING "INDOCTRINATION" CLASSES FOR NEXICAN YOUTHS
[10033]WITHIN ENSASSY BUILDING. A\
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[10043]° Ze ALL SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS PERMITTING, ATTEMPTIIC
[10047]ARRANGE "CRASH" OF AUTOMOBILE OF CUBAN DIPLOGAT ROGELIO RODRIGUEZ.
[10048]"CRASITO INVOLVE SPECIAL UNDER-CAR DEVICERE” ;
[10050]WITH WEAPONS AND PROP
[10051]EXAMPLES "PROVING" CUBAN INTERVENTION IN LOCAL LABOR PRODLEVS. FYLs
[10052]HEXICANS NOW SUSPECT RODRIGUEZ ENGAGED IN CASTRO KUCAGE*TYPE OPS.
[10054]2. WELCOME WQS COMMENTS ON ABOVE PLANNING AND ANY SUGGESTIONS
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[10060]C/S COMMENT 1 "VIEW POSSIBILITY MEXICAN GOVT MAY | BREAK RE ft
[10062]DISCUSS CONTENTS REF A THIS CABLE WITH STATE DEPT. PATIONS WITH CUBA DESIRED i
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[10084]WKEMDRANIA™ FORs Deputy Chief, WH Division
[10086]SUBJECT & Operations Proposed by Station Mexico City to
[10087]‘ . Influence Mexico to Preex Ralations with Cuba,
[10089]-- 1, In addition to the prrposal advanced by Ambassador Mann to pase
[10090]certain telephone tap transcricte to nigh Mexfoan officials, Statioa Kaxrice
[10091]City has just forwarded the following sugested operations deaigned te in»
[10092]fluence the Mexican Covarresent to mreak relations with Cuba prisr te the
[10094]CAS Conference:
[10096]&e -To prepare tha Mextoan "version" of the peper on Coban
[10097]Subversive Activities for the Ambassador to paso to
[10101]Foreign Hindater ThLIC.
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[10104]B. Ts fabricsts on tare = phoney conversation by tha Cuban
[10106]Ambassador and (naert it into the joist telephone tappdag
[10107]operation we operate for the President,
[10109]C. To attempt w persuate a longtime Maxican employse of tho
[10110]Cuban Embassy to defect ami mako 4 public atatemont cone
[10111]@euning Cubans for interference tn Hextean affsira, -
[10113]D. Sheald 1t not be possible to have the Subject evevo mks .
[10114]a publia defection, attespt through Ain to obdaln inorimimtiag
[10115]doauments or oroparanda from the Cuban Bubaesy that ara subte
[10116]able for sensational explottation, The Subject has elaired
[10117]that the Cubans are running “indoctrination” classes for Kaxiean
[10119]youth within tno Zmdasay budding »
[10121]&. If eecurity considerations permit, attexspt to amemige a ®arach®
[10122]of the sutomehtie of the Cuman dinlomat Heyelio MODRIGUIZ. The
[10123]Ferash" would involve a special una@er-car device containing
[10124]weapons and prosaganda examples to "prove? Cubsn intesrantian
[10126]| . tn lecal labor prosleas,
[10128]2. In view of the msnly sensitive nature ef the operations propesed
[10129]abeve and their timing (prior to 22 January} as related to the forti
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