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[10]: ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ¥ Zoe ve cu
[11]INSTRUCTIONS: Obes pognatons su i be usetin the "TO" celums. Under each comment a tine should be drawn acros. shent
[13]and each comment nuimbe-ed te correspond with th: tbe: "sotumn. Each off.cer should enitial (check mark insufficient)
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[37]“100. hier, ab , DATE: —hHepruary 19s
[38]FROM :: Chief of Mission, Santiago ee
[39]SUBJECT: GENERA KUGOWN Operetioné 1
[40]- SPECIFIC * Termination of Paul D. LANGEVIN
[41]i SAGO $03, dated 10 October 1953 - i 7 eB on
[42]ts ° - , da ‘Attached are © a) statement) of tern: nate .
[43]bt and db). agent! ‘8 service reconds ‘Suban
[44]ay . has. been agelayea ‘pending _feceipt of . oy ete
[45]- . Sarge this instruction has ‘nét been received we ‘are submitting”
[46]| ‘ the ‘enclcsures to close the record on this case. pe wat a
[47]2. Faunl D, LANGSVIN may be used fox recruiting tasks before his
[48]‘| - | permanent departure from Chile in April 1954. His security
[49]is not ques tioned rnd he pas exp:essed a.willingness to per-
[50]: ' form such tasks. ‘ . ; i : Lo wee eee
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[76]2.0 rhOvec? IDeNsTPICATION BURT O50 net - (p33. BIOVEL) ;
[77]ao ; 3.4 acewr SEORUTPED ny Jerone. Ce Dunbar DATS edout "August 1950 _ : A
[78]“(Contract signed: 1238 Januery. 1952) . a pe pur of Sh ost oF, a
[80] § Ti OF PAY. a #509 per nontti 7
[81]a 6. OTHER “CONT TH ERTS See contract dated 225 fn fan: ary 1982 — 4 :
[82]a AGENT DISKISSED 8¥_James Gs Collett “_DATE__31 August 1983 . | °
[83]8, EASON PO: DISMISSAL Loan “to subject liquidated. No further -
[85]Tse
[87]oo 2 OW sean In WHICH AGENT SES
[89]VED" Gontiact Bes nt
[93]need for ims since PF
[95]ne _taken over by Harkin J.
[97]c OK rN ius :
[98]SBOUSTIE RISKS. -_ Agent. Anows wai lous er res, nie and past s ‘staff . '
[100]ive officers. Had su send headouar ters tiathihes tb ioyalty tukiquests ond. a 7
[101]Es Is THe AGENT RECUMLESD=D POs XEUSE: ‘
[103]Only in sp zeciat circumstances
[105]for minor stacks: such!
[107]_ . 1
[108]; as cutout work or. aeciruiting hig eee, :
[109]‘ on lle NANNER OF DIs¥ IsSab, F gent ‘acvised: et least: east sixty da ais in :
[111]advance. that his services Wow. id. be. tern. nated 8 soon as finencial :
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[126]yPaees
[128]+ . ne: * a ; 1 October 1953 ©
[130]hoe. . : 1, The undersigned hereby acknowledges receipt of 038357, yaa . ~*
[132];° : . payed to his bank accoumt during’ September 1953. and agrees
[133]; , et that with this. payment: all finsneial obligations to hin,
[135]: . sander his contract \ lated 25 June 1952 hove been” Mautdated,
[137]4
[139].
[141]oo, Boe With the Srgantast san never be revealed. to unanthor- re
[142]we po ee ot ized persons under any circumstances,
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[161]INFO: Fl, FI/0PS, FI/STS, PP 2, Fa 9/
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[165]PRECEQERCE |
[167]= BIR 58636 our 69009
[168]PSYCH
[170]7. LANGEVIN I SAGO, DEPARTING WITH FAMILY FOR NEW YORK
[171]M Vid EURORE © 15 APRIL 54, TENTATIVELY PLANS : TO. RES IDE IN. LOS. - |
[173]ANGELES, 1
[175]¥ En
[177]NGAGED AN: RECRUITING TASK AS EX-
[178]* Beatie. IN, He SA 526 “DATED. y FESRUARY.
[180]TRE PREFER THIS TASK NOT
[181]” Be tein PrED: Fer THO} wonTHs “FURTHER Rilo OnE, THIS TASK HIGHT
[183]“loare E17 FEB Ps
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[247]now 1951 30789
[249]ROUTING
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[293]shguld- be d+ se
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[315]on:
[317]Instructs
[319]- First Middle Last
[320]one :
[321]° 2, Name in native seript
[322]: “ 3.. Name at birtn (Af different, ‘from 1. i
[323]aire — - 8, Aleses; nickmenes;: legal ‘changes (State briefly time, reason and
[324]y. ‘ ws : ‘place of: use.) in they weer 1242! the: Aust. RAMA was aronped for
[325]Ty te . ‘stipe purposes-other actor : MY.
[326]: 5. a. Date of birth Cot 21,2922 4. place of virth Fert ‘orth, Texas
[327]: 6. Present citizenship, race if appropriate“: >: whibe
[328]_ 7. Nationality at birth and any subsequent nationalities (if different.
[329]: a oo oo from 6.) ; “(not aocll : __
[330]Moy . s lnete “
[331]: 8. “Present reeidence (Owner, tenant, sub-teriant. 1 he ce vastanos 353,
[332]. . vi jel ner, ‘ Se ‘ :
[334]Oe. Peribanent address (at aifterent fron 8. Ye sont orth, Texas .
[335]« - 10. 7 Present occupation (full atte, salary etc:) Publ tener and editor. of
[337]Answer all questions completely.
[339]not apply, writs
[340]Attach &
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[347]Full. Name_-. david
[349]queguied 4804
[351]SMERO, BE”
[353]The South
[355]Pacific
[357]vail. -.. Ho salary
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[375]13. Father. ill nane, occupation, preeen
[377]t residence, year and place
[379]1 of birth, nationni tty at dbirth.and subsequent nationalities.”
[381]a "
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[386]. 14, Mother - same informat
[389]Cod : a ay Teme Texas abeut |
[390]ad i Tf Mast ore sidenea in F
[391]Sb or 35 WiFe (or husband) - full nane, maiden name,’ date and place of birth, ©. -—
[392]. 7 ‘ date and place of marriage, nationality at birth and any subsequent
[393]: \: _, , nationalities’, wade BS ge” divorce, a (Give data
[394]; . fie: all previous; F ; ui ate, Miilias, den “borence
[395]feasen, Oo repre ar 2 heig in. &t ‘leg June,
[396], » +? fe) ucdress:
[397]pled
[398]' ‘ : Ys is date
[400]‘ deorandt,
[402]. ot ‘16, Children. - full names, sex, year and place cf birth, nationality
[403]. : at birth and any. subsequent national ‘ties, présent residehce.
[404]‘oS harla Louise. Phillios, fenale, “@, 148 in Ls .
[405]Alle.’ Chilean etti but 7 cae eeter
[406]an vonsulate in ‘Cnile aw
[407]tances 233, . Vina gel mar,
[408], -22 -
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[414]m5 [PR s
[417]: ‘co of any governiont} names and positions held.
[418]2) : ;
[419]19. List all official identity papers held with dates, numbers, place of issue ,
[420]* and duration of validity. Curnet of [aentitv for “oreigners,
[421]Ne. 2015/27 issued te Valid in ftalv. Gther sapers :
[422]: erivers license, giren : cata, are y s = Tre, atc. out
[423]‘ they are not with ime this fre is being filled:
[424]i H Religion: - degree pra acti ced, nenbership in religious or riers: gut. . . .
[425]~ yo | Protestant (apises palia:) - oderate: prac tite. . Ho Pelicious orders.”
[426]Soa 4 Tos oot ae a -
[427]mes Su. Present and past political affiliations -
[428]: : . . ‘Baocort venocratic purty in arinciple out have no’ special.
[429]- y fnterests or effliishions, :
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[431]-- tet . 22, Travel outside country of present. residence - country, dates” vote as, aa
[432]. : Purpose, people end firms visited. O46. traveled. .
[435]i exteasively
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[441]; . wees mA raa/Pral § .
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[445]25. Military service - datce, comity. mnit, rank, duty, where
[446]‘ services performed, aecoratioar, when discharged, why. Give
[447], ce ok .
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[450]s gal:
[451]Sergeant, merer-cus #,-
[452]“viecharged vetoper 31, goin :
[453]Petenser af dap, Japtu Fao
[454]Yugosluviu after purach moor
[456]. Stalag Inft. ¢.I in Po
[457]MIii near surendury, 4
[459]: -about middle of opril
[460]sone 2 one rrancé. ae . -~ _ wee were ee
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[468]27. spectal skills; abilities, hovbtes (rato, photography, etc.) : 74
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[511]30. Has subject done any writing? Give details including titles. of
[514]bocks, articles, publishers, dates, Z@S, news .aser work ¢
[515]: _,. and playrriting s
[518]secificulls. No plays nublished cut one
[519]: Teh Snow Job arcducéd. .lso written under contract for radio, '
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[522]ji. C is
[524]List persons living at same address, close associates, (individuals or
[525]an . so, _gréups, ) corkespéidents at home and abroad. :
[526]ete ng ‘ ‘al ‘Sane address, “Flo'se.
[530]g
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[550]33. Court record - court, date; arrests, charges, punishrents,
[551]m . ws,
[552]£ o . le . . Po
[554]sentences, acquittais, denazificats 4 » ete. .
[556]en 34. Description (Use Anerican standards of measurement, if possible.)
[558]: ke? posture, 0098
[560]: : -  , Apparent age BQ — Weight. - 185
[562]Ye  Byée_ Blue : a Hair
[564]Face -. shape’: he klar, Scars
[566]Complexion___ air : " Builg  Stocky
[570]General appearance .
[571]wo Prominent features None .
[572]Bee as other. identifying features Nose:
[574]gs, ° Other :titscellaneous biogéaphical data and contérnté . ne
[578]pacers. an
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[594]lo; ~~ DIRECTOR = ee a , ifm - _ wf feneeee
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[601]rom. HAVANA
[603]HA tle thes wary as
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[606]ACTION: C/Au 2 . ‘ KE Thani (cheek oney
[607]. Market [AL ,_
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[619]ith: Gentacts wtf Pengen, N Cieaped
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[622]FORM 4339 Use PRevcous . . >
[623]+> Enmoss GS GOVERN MENT.PRINTING OFFICE 1638 0--a53030 a)
[625]a
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[629]SECRET
[630]-ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[632]one shout Sa.uced en the "TO" oo - Under each comment a Bre should fe drawn across sheet
[633]and each comment pumbered to “orresnend with the number in the "TO" ciuain. Each offwer should intial (sSecx mark insufficient)
[634]before further routing. This Routing and Record Shect should oe retucnes to Registry.
[636]PETERS] y. COVES CREAT PRINTIAG OFFICE,
[638]FORM No. 51-10 SECRET
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[647]* ASPECFY 413 OF SEA POUTH 2 Ue : : ‘
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[649]SECRET GSE
[650]CLASSIFICATION, 7 |
[651]3 28 Yovenbor 1951
[652]To | Chief, WHD DATE: _—. § Yo) _
[654]FROM : Chief of Station, Santiago
[656]SUBJECT: Gexcrac— Operational Matters te
[657]specific ZACACTUS, Chile
[659]REF: Sago-360
[661]-
[663]1. Pursuant to the verbal statements of Dennis K. COPELAND at. ‘the “Lita Confer=
[664]ence: of certain Station Chiofs, pertaining’ to ZACACTUS Operations: in ‘Chile,
[665]the following suggestions are advanced for Headquarters consideration;
[667]a) Cower for Chile, Official: ©
[669]fhe Air Attache, Col. William ROSS, talked at length with General ACKERMAN,
[670]Assistant Ax2, AFGS, while-attending the Panama Service Attache Conference,
[671]on the question of providing a replacement for the Air Officer who had
[673]y ce
[675]originally been’ scheduled Cor Santiago Air Attache Office to handle ZACACTUS. re
[677]ROSS, who is @ vory intelligent, éapable officer, with excellent intelli- toy
[678]gence experience, told ACKERMAN that he would appreciate being considered
[679]for this assignment th, addition to his regular duties, as he was keenly -
[680]interested in this type” ‘of eiideavor. He was of the opinion that he could
[681]devote as large a share of his time to this work as would any other officer
[682]80 assigned to his office. Furthermore, due to the size of his staff,
[684]three. officers, he felt ha could assigi the bulk of his Air duties to his
[685]assistants and concentrate: his ‘efforts on ZACACTUS , matters, which he thought
[686]were of greater importance in Chile.- General ACKERMAN, according to ROSS,
[687]was not adverse to this proposal but stated he would await contact from
[688]ZACACTOS - Headquarters before considering the matter. further.
[690]This: Station has high regard for ROSS’ and 4s of the opinion that he would
[691]apply himself in a very: ‘diligent and. intelligent: mannor, to the duties of
[692]handling ZACACT US in Chile. He is fully aware of the nedessi ty for discre=
[694]tion, as he Rad been briéfed on this at ‘the time. the former ZACACTOS Gandi-
[696]date had bean considers ‘for the Air attache Office. |
[698]ted his ability -in
[699]posters/atickers for the
[701]erg
[703]EMM, 51-2BA
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[708]R*° SECRET gigeistay , TCS-A~2741
[709]x, -2- :
[711]UN-ECGSO0C propaganda effort. His assota are generally as follows:
[713]1) Covers Hoe ia publisher and editor of a fairly successful weekly news-
[714]no: } paper in Child, Although he ig’at the moment consicoring the possibility -
[715]os ae .. Of selling thia newspaper, he has been encouraged to defer such action
[717]: en . - for thirty days pending Headquarters' decision on his,casa. This paper
[719]_ _— has its own printing presses and is capable of handling large printing
[720]“orders of all types. This activity could be regulated in such a manner :
[721]that it would ouly require a minimum amount of FULMINATER=1's time and”
[722]would provide hin with an excellent cover for his ZACACTUS activities. ‘
[724]eo, 7 SECURITY RV ORHATION
[726]ot me ; 2) Ability: He is a writer, /playwrite, publisher and editor. Those. :
[728]on ae qualifications plus=his initiative, | imaginativeness, ingenuity and broad .
[730]: “oe ‘  " Entellectiial: ‘background should qualify nimi for ZACACTUS. operations. Re, i
[731]ral Co of course, has an excellent coumand of Spanish “aa “well as French and nn
[733]German.
[735]3) Contacts: Dus to his professional status in Chile, he is on excellent
[736]personal terms with all other newspaper publishers, correspondents and
[737]editors. He also conducts a radie program and is accordingly well in~
[738]formed in this field and has many radio contacts. In view of the fact
[739]he originaily published his newspaper in Valparaiso, he has. many contacts
[740]on the coast as well which should be ‘important in this work.
[742]Personality: He is considered exceptional buth in Appearance and pers
[743]sonality and has easily acquired the confidence and friendship of
[745]! Chileans and Americans alike. Due to his wide interests, he is oon=
[747], sidered Very wall informed and cultured. His demeanoi is always that of
[748]a gentlemin, yet he ‘is capable of courageous, action ag. , eeidenasd..by - his
[749]wer experience and. his” sonduet of. assignments ‘for this Station as indicated
[751]below. : : : - a .,
[753]ew.
[756]_ ' tatis1iigence- experience: He was originally approved operationally to
[757]a tl - thandle,the complex Soviet.espionagsé cass of “FULMINATER-2, His conduct
[759]Nee
[761]of this, ease was conaidered- oxcéllent, vind he displayad resourcefulness,
[762]tack ‘and’ ability to handle’ Himself in difficult circumstances. ~
[764]paria the LeACTING operatsiis of” this Station involving the printing.
[766]arnignated as. ‘the cont. trol
[768]“1)-Diplomatié covers It ia sliggsdted
[770]7 “ , SecReT- SD Pe - FF 2G. L wa
[771]SECURITY WcOREATION ma fap
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[778]officer for ZACACTIS in Chile and that he waintain the official files,
[779]funda and communications with ZACACTUS Hoadquartera.
[781]“4 2) ZACACTUS Fteld operator: It is suggdsted that FULMINATER-1 be employed
[782]: on a regular Stateside salary basis and tliat he be authorized a small
[783]staff to assist him in the actual handling of all field projects. He
[784]should have one officer assistant in a covert capacity and two stenog-
[785]raphers, all of ‘whom would be in his overt cover office, presumably as 7
[787]his regular employees.
[789]3) Cut-outs, agents, etoe: FULMINATER-1 ‘should be. authorized to develop
[790]such oat-outs, agents, etc. ag. required to carry out his objectives in
[792]a Chile.
[794]‘ 2, This: 8 ation is of € o-- ‘opinion that with the exception ‘of “possibly. Mexico and:
[795]Venoztiela, Chile is* ‘of the most. important ‘Pa targets in Latin America.
[797]Woe “The Communist influence in Chile is unquestionably a serious political factor, --.- - 7
[798]and their propaganda - is growing steadily throughout the country with extremely © :
[799]little if any opposition. The present Communist drive towards nationalization
[800]of the copper industry ia gaining adherents daily and should be considered a.
[801]potentially serious matter from the standpoint of our reliance on Chilean.
[802]copper. Thus, it is the view of this Station that PW work is important in
[803]Chile and that its initiation on a larger scale should. not be unduly delayed,
[805]It is also believed that. considerable time, effort and monsy would be saved by
[806]utilising ths talent’ now in Chile, such as ROSS and FULMENATER-I, who already
[808]have their feet om the ground end are ready, to ‘start. |
[810]By In ‘the caso of ROSS, if Headquarters 1s interested, it should approach General
[811]Ae : “f ACKERMAN direct in A+2. . Regarding FULMINATER-1, a very tentative appreach
[812]. - has been, made to sound him out, and he reacted very: ‘favorably although no
[813]en commitments: were: mada, ag to, salary” or exact nature of the work. The. moment for
[814]so a dacidsion in his case is’ very opportune, as he- is ‘planning to. sell his news-
[815]. : paper ard leave Chile for the United States or som other country. Recogniz-
[816]ane "ing the value his. ‘paper and presses would have ‘to his cover and his work,, he bev
[818]was sspomeatee j
[820]Boot security wizonmatiod eas AE FE a
[821]Beyer
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[830]CUTTING AND RECORD SHEET
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[842]Comennts (iuabor eorh soscecs 1 show hom aber
[843]t whom Drow « Bee cuun escan chu opch eperani}
[845]fthoebad are tay PAl
[846]vaud 70"
[847]to the cAtentiom of ti. .
[848]Me Mrs, Roterts of the Thilern |
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[904]istrative
[905]specific~- Fes.est for Orficial Traveai ~ Michael m, CHOADEN and Fanily
[907]References: A. Fr 22-100, Para &,a,
[908]EB, NLEA6479
[910]It is requested that Travel Ordars be issued for Michael M, CHOADEN
[911]who is return'ns to Headquarters for resignation, The following information
[912]iz swomifted in accordance with instructions contained in reference
[915].
[917]1. ok : iticn of travaler: Michael bh. CHOADSN, stalf agert
[920]Return t+ Headguar sers for resivnation,
[922]Fart Worth, rexags, residance of subject, with
[924]stop-off “ton for resignation,
[926]4, Fstinated date of dex.
[928]viture: 5 August 1358.
[930]5S, Avoroxzimete duration of travel: Thran weeks,
[932]” S, Os di mode of transportation: ea,
[934]Ameritan exoort Lines
[935]from Beirut to Tarse Whirteen day ster thera, on leave, |
[936]SS. Constitution, also of American Exnort Lines, from Cannes to New York.
[937]New York to Washington by air,
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[969]10. Shipment or storave of affects: Subject plans to ship sffects
[970]to Havana, goa. Subject is hob atsoiutely positive when he and family
[971]will so to Cuba, but he orefers to have effects in storage there rather
[972]than in U,S,
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[979]~ COAL aw, Ficacher
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[1003]MENDRANDUM FOR: Chief, WH Divigion
[1004]SUBJECT : Mr, David A. Phillips
[1006]1. The attached dispatch from the Chief of Station, Beirut,
[1007]covers the proposed resignation of Mr. David A. Phillips from
[1008]CIA. The matter was discussed with the Chief of Station during
[1009]his recent visit to Headquarters, and he feels that Mr. Phillips’
[1010]decision to return to South America is irrevocable.
[1012]2. Mr. Phillips, as you are aware, wes in Havana until the
[1013]spring of 1957, at which time he accepted a staff agent position
[1014]in Beirut. His primary responsibility was the establishment of
[1015]a radio and television. production center in addition to providing
[1016]a variety of covert programs in the psychological. Yield. Mr. Fhil-
[1017]lips was instrumental in the establishment of a clandestine radio
[1018]broadcasting staticn in the area in addition to the mere direct
[1019]responsibilities of his Beirut assignment.
[1021]3. The’ Chief of Station indicated that Mr, Phillips dida
[1022]highly commendable job while in Beirut and fecls his departure
[1023]from the Middle East is regrettable; however, he was unable to
[1024]dissuade Mr, Phillips from his desires to leave CIA. Headquarters
[1025]hea been equally impressed by Mr. Phillips' services and feels '
[1026]he performed in an exemplary manner, utilizing his mature Judgment
[1027]and excellent PP sense in attaining the objectives which led to
[1029]his essignment in Beirut.
[1030]é 7 4 tA. hh Mr spase
[1032]NORMAN S. PAUL
[1034]Chief:
[1035]Division of hear Fast
[1037]” Attachment
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[1062]SUBJECT: Future Resignation fron CIA of David Phillips
[1064]1. Ina recent meeting with the Chief. of Station, David Fhillips, the
[1065]PECTATE case officer, ‘informally announced his intention of resigning frou
[1066]CIA in the near future. At that tize Phillips requested that Headquarters
[1067]be informed by the Chief of Station. ‘The decision to resign has been made
[1068]informally, in order for the Station and Headquarters to have as much ad-
[1069]vance notice as possible. Actually, Fhillips does not expect to leave his
[1070]Beirut assignment for about four months, or sometime in the month of July.
[1071]Phillips reports that. the PECTATES building will have been finished and oc-
[1072]cupied by PECTATE staffers long before that time.
[1074]2. In the above-mentioned meeting, and in a Memorandum for the Record
[1075]avomitted to the Chief of Station, Fhillips has emphasized that his decision
[1076]wao reached after careful though and has been prompted solely by personal
[1077]considerations. ‘Specifically the reascns are:
[1079]a. The necessity of Phillips’ return to Latin America to take
[1080]care of personal business problems, mainly the sale of his newspaper
[1081]in Chile. He has been negotiating for this sale for many months,
[1082]but he feels that an advanteseous egreement would be impossible to
[1083]reach by mail from such a distance.
[1085]b. Phillips’ desire to inaugurate a business firm in Cuba.
[1087]3. The Chier of Station has discussed this matter with Phillips in
[1088]detail. Phillips has reiterated--end has requested that Headquarters be so
[1089]advised--that his decision is purely personal. There is no question of dis-
[1090]sutisfaction with CIA, or of a morale problem. On the contrary, Fhillips
[1091]hes expressed his regret that circuastances prompt him to terminate what
[1092]he has cescribed as a most rewarding association with CIA.
[1094]A, Phillips' plans for leaving the Beirut asstgnment bring up the
[1095]problem of future CIA control of PECTATE. Phillips has submitted to the
[1096]Chief of Station his personal recomendations on this score, which have been
[1098]considered in prepering a separate dispatch.
[1100]GHOSN ZOGBY
[1101]Chief of Station
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[1130]Crafts Chilean ilesspaper
[1131]Newspeper's Treatment of RleineSaks “ission
[1132]ACTION RXQUIRAD: As requested in pararraphn 1, .
[1134]_ 4. Please sdvisea CHOATE. of the following, which hes rean received by
[1135]Chief, vk “Avision, from the (2, Santiago, recarding ChOs = ¥'a rewapsper.
[1136]- r
[1138]2. ".eetha newspaper owned by CHOLTLY has been engaging in on all-out
[1139]eampelen against the Ricineteka Kiasion and thatr aconmeric program fer
[1140]Colle, “hile the newsospear in itealf ts nos terribiy importers, the Snhassy
[1141]hes baecke disturtec Lecausa of tha newsparer bel ty en dAmertera.
[1142]havertix the émissesder called he Jace, edit nevspeper and
[1143]eoved for an axnianailon, fea to thet he vas hi "in comaleta eacord
[1144]with the Alsinesacs pres : h8 heryis vere Lie’ ag he ura acting
[1145]upon instructicia trom hie publisher, Persenaliy, 0 think that iret waa
[1146]probably not tree but wee sisply os meens of passing the nue ricate
[1148]Ac very
[1150]himself fron a difficult situation, ido not belleve thet Get
[1151]much au coirent with the sciizities of the newsraper an’ that ita policy ia
[1152]left prebiy much in ake hands of the locel editor, Unfortunately, the Air
[1153]4tteehe, sho hac Leen here for 2 eoncidereble pzried, mencionad to the :
[1154]fmbass.edes thet he thoucht I might be eble te throes some Lirht on the
[1155]situation dua ta the fact that te, bieaclf, knew cirTA”. hed coma sort of
[1156]ceora. bon with pulse oi style if trere wes such a connection, [ was not
[1157]cogmisent of it, fevertheleas, © think thee the wosat circusspect wing
[1158]thet could te dons would te te eprrise FIA Wt or whet te going on on bis
[1159]neyspacer, go thet he eck correct $-e altuetion if he so dealres. [
[1160]urferstand too aubsecador inca -s to write a very strong letter directly to
[1161]Crtatey, & atreng statement in reply eaul< very well avoid embarrassment st
[1163]a future date fer © fe: 27
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[1178]D.omey find Lt sere desirshia ta postpone hie strong letter
[1179]of reptizend. to hie ef tor in Ghile until he ectually recetves a ietter mm
[1180]this metter from tho Arbaasaedor, unleas ba can feasthly evplain the anti~-
[1181]dmarfean attitudes of his Chilesu newsapeper through overt senrees.
[1183]~ “NCRHAN S, PAUL
[1184]19 Decerber 1957
[1186]Distribution:
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[1209]MEMCIANLUM FOR: Deouty Director, PLAUS ‘
[1211]David A, PHILLIPS - Current Attitude of Newspaper
[1212]in Chile owned by; ‘
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[1222]1. Th is recomended thet the attached be brought to the
[1224]attention of David 4, PHILLIPS, with aa expression of EQS' views
[1225]situation, '
[1227]2, David A, PYTLUIFS is a RURARN Staff event presently serv-
[1228]jag everseas and most probably is, as Rafford Wy NEREEST survests,
[1229]“eof the current attitude of the naper (CGUTH vACIPIO VAIL -
[1231]Language newspancr); however, it fs believed thet
[1232]ion were brought to nis atbentien, end copy of the
[1233]explanaiory letter forwerdced to nir, he vould be
[1234]able to correct it promptly by a letter to the editor oublining
[1235]the policy he, the cimer, wiches the paper to fellow,
[1237]OT aw
[1238]waenly
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[1241]Attachnent : hid Wf pleted
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[1250]acvise you of a situation thet might possibly becore .
[1252]t - Im recent montis the newssaver here owneé by :
[1253]hes been waging an <ll-out c moaira against the
[1255]on anc their eccnamic program for Chile, ‘hile the
[1256]newspaper 1f is not terribly inportant, the Subessy has become
[1257]disturbed because of the nevsusper teing ovmed by an American, Recently
[1258]the anteszador callei ia the locsi editor of thé newspaver and asked for
[1259]an erplenation, Ue reslied thet ne was hinsel? in ecnplete accord with
[1260]the Nlein-Saks progres but thet his hanés were tied as he was we upon
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[1282]instreeticns fron‘his publis her. Personally, I think that
[1284]proee | not true but was si s of passine the hue: Be
[1286]himsell from a diffic: ult edt Go 2h celieve thet Pallline is
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[1291]very much
[1293]eu courant? of the nevsnever and that its
[1294]neolicy Zeft urelir the local editor, Unfortunately,
[1295]the Air Attache, wie has been here for a cousiderabie period, mentioned
[1296]to the t~tassador thet he thought I night te able te threw seme li,nt on
[1297]the sitnetion due to fact that he, hinsel?, knew that Phillips had.
[1298]sore sort of connecticn with rUP. . tT stated that if there was such a
[1299]sonnection that FT wes not cognizant of it. Nevertheless, I think that
[1300]che most circumspect thing that could te dene would be to anprise Phillips
[1301]of what is roday on en his newsor *% ne could cerrect the situa
[1302]tion if he so desires. I understand a sador intends to write a
[1303]very strong letter direct*ty te Phillips. A strong statement 2 reply
[1304]eoul3 very well avoid erbarrassment at a future date for KU
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[1335]tHSTHUCTIONS: Officer cesigna ; 2 usad in the STO" column, Unger eagh Gotmert a tine should be drawtn,gcross sheet
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[1339]and Record Sheet should be returned to Regsiry
[1341]and cach comment numbered ts
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[1399]To Chief, wD i sy DATE: 20 November Usk \
[1400]“tee, FROM: Chief of Statrca, Santiago :
[1401]SUBJECT: GeneRAL— Cperaticnal Matters MICRSOFI MED \
[1402]seecific— ZACaCTUS, Chile veL 2S i963
[1403]REF; TCS-A-1741 DOC. MICRO, sERp :
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