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[19]“ORIGINATING
[21]. . ‘OFFICER TPSt
[22]Andrew K, REUTEMAN/v tp
[25]COORDINATING
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[28]1 - COS Chrono
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[42]Decombor 1962, alt of “TUWAVE SS. businesa with tho Identity 3
[43]was handled via AKGARNON-2, In- “mid-December 1962, AKTON 2
[44]mado the sugpention that he. introduce RUUTEMAN: to "K CARTON <1
[45]in ordor that there bo a backup contact, im the event that
[46]ANCARDON-2 were out of town or unavaiJable at auch times as
[47]“REUTEMAN might require assistance frum the Identity 3, RLUTEMAN
[48]agreed to ALCARDON-2's sugrestion, and, a8. a result, AUCANDON=2
[49]hosted a lunchcon on 12 betenber 1962, at 6
[50]Notek Colunbus, Jt Gehry
[52]In aigonarasa AUCARLON~2 pointed out tha
[53]a pote; taalty’ cubartsssing Atom to, REU
[55]feel free.
[56]polnted
[58]Latin Awerican affaifs, EON
[59]arrangement did ‘not mean that AN E té
[60]any cladsified information. fron RLU! y | The poin t was also
[61]made that ALCARDON-1 should not pres rf tho obtaining of
[62]classified inforration, but ho should b rt. to stéoring tips
[63]which REUTEMAY might furniah him on fast-breaking now3 stories.
[64]ANCARBON -1 indicated that ho understood the frame of reference ~
[65]which had been outlined by. ANCARBON-2, this frame of rofercnce
[66]haa prevailed throughout JMWAVE's relationship with ANCARDON~1
[67]during the period Decercbeor 1962 to March 1964,
[69]ty ohtain.
[71]3. ARCARLON-1'S JOURNALISTIC CARFFR, ANCARBON-1 originally
[72]atarted to work for the Ydentity 3 fn I957 on the City Desk,
[73]and subsequently advanced from this assignment to an nssig¢nnent
[74]which ontailed covering major political dovelopmonta in Florida,
[75]At a later date, AUCARBON~-1 became a feature writer for tho
[76]Identity 3. Then ip July or August 1962, ANCARBON-1 was made
[77]the Identity 4, This assignment was considered to be a significant
[79]ee  SLASEIFICATION “PAGE NO. a
[80]Uae Previous orion, SECRET lel ConTinueD 2.
[83]b
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[85]F
[86]i
[89]bBanagement, : ANCAR | is by nO means an ¢
[90]> on. “Latin Aaorica, but he ts dovelops: & his knowldd:e on tho- arca
[91]and, at the moment, he gives. overy tndtention of wanting to bo a
[92]Zong-term Latin American specialist, QDELF has been questioned
[93]about AMCARLUON= 1, and he has indicated that AMCARDON-1 {te renarded
[94]fo tho journalistic trade as an oxtromoly likoable fellow who hag
[95]a con Mind but who’ lacks — iporienco dn depth-.on Latin American
[97]a. Lute. *FERNANDKZ Rocha (201-31676G), décrdtaiy ‘general
[99]of the. DRE. oo.
[100]b. Haste, *RAY. Rivero (201~239208), ¢
[102]&. Carlos *TODD ¥ Lobo (201-264143). of
[103]Havana. Times.. . a
[105]a.
[107]AuBippy-1 “ Gin-aetiany:
[108]Auréitaod y SOANGE, ari (203-0
[110]Luis *MUNOZ Marin, governor of Pucxte Rico;
[112]Js - Juan *BOSCH Gavino (201-193272) ,’ forner predidont of
[113]the Dominican Republic. :
[115]Charles *KEELY of the Copley Wire Service,
[117]xk.
[119]1. Jorge *VOLSKY Kraisler (201-352252), an émployce of
[120]USIA in Miami. AKCARGON-l 15 well aware of the fact that VOLSKY
[121]ia a defacto stringer for Tad SZULC of the New York Times, but this
[122]docs not deter ANCARBON-] from attempting to exploit YOLSKY as a
[123]source of information.
[125]CLASSIFICATION
[127]SECRET
[129]USE PATVIOUS EDITION.
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[134]CEPR WE res orem
[138]On ccension, ABCARDON+1 ‘to used
[139]‘onal Bupport tasks, In.nuch instancos,
[140]) y: Be inquirios or carrics. out tho. ‘Fequired. action:
[141]within | the context of his normal journaltstic activities, The .
[142]-use of ANCARLON-1- for Operational support tasks enables JHWAVE to
[143]harness ‘the tnvestinative factlitics of the Identity 3, Beveral
[144]«xemples of how ANCARBON-1 has been used th operational support
[145]taugks are outlined bolow:
[147]to soft podd1é any 1
[148]“might reloaso, ANC. REON-1 ‘stated that, ‘io ‘view of REUTEMAN "a
[150]“comnenta, tho Identity. 3 would not only soft. poddle, but would, a
[151]ignore. tho DANDIN. faction in the future, Onco BANDIN was dincredtted
[152]with ANCARDON-1, tho word waa soon léaked by AMCARDON- 1. to other
[154]. nowspapermen ‘that DANDIN Was. not a Feliab source, Aé a result.
[155]I ad minimal media coverage
[157], In the period February, 1963
[158]; roished SHWAVE wath operat tonal.
[160]wee
[162]6. OP sraon (AL IN
[163]to Fobruary Teh Ak
[165]intelligence as ‘outdin
[167]a. In WAVE 4836, dated 21 Febryniy 1563, ASCARBON- 1
[168]reported: that AMBEHD-1 was: back in Mia ‘and was the obj ‘bof:
[169]& great deal of prea intercat in view of AMBEND-1's ralcaso from.
[170]QO Havana prison, AMCARDON~ 1. also indfeated that ANBEND-1 would
[171]probably be a knowledgenbke gource.on the. ‘current activttics of the
[172]wR in. Cuba, This operational intelligence. was most helpful in.
[173]terns of. keoping. JMWAVE informed on ?AMBEND~1" a movemcnts., Subsequent }
[174]developments’ revealed that ‘ANCARDON=1 could not contact ANBEND~ ~1,. }
[175]and thug AMBEND-1'é return to tho United States did not cause the
[176]publicity atir ‘that waa initially anticipated,:
[178]b, In WAVE 6176, dated 23. March 1963, AMCARDON-1
[179]‘reported that the Identity 3 was attempting to’ research a full
[180]feature article on the Bay ef Pigs invasion, The intent of this
[181]article wag to furnish a recapitulation of tho entire tactical 7
[182]situstion, In this connection, AKCARBON-j poiated out that he was
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[188]eral vee PREVIOUS DITION. i
[189]1 ES - BECRET 4 no
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[197]A ee seem a name ow
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[205]thinking about exposing the role of Hiant attorney Alex E, *CAILSOR,
[206]_ Fesiding 145 Curtiss Parkway, BMtamt Sortngs, Florida, ta the
[208]Bay of Piga operation, AKCARDON@=1 @tated that, 1€ CARLSON wore
[209]of any current intercat to KEUTEVAN, thea the Identity 3 would
[210]soft poddla.the CARLSON: aneres  REUTICUAN advired ANCANDON=1 that
[211]ho had. no interest in CARLSUN but knew of hin and wns of the
[212]opinion that CARLSON was a sound and honest attorney, The recoipt
[213]of this operational intelligence enabled JUWAVE to brief CARLLON
[215]wt t on tho Identity 3°s over-all interest tn the rolo that. CARLSON had
[216]xy ‘ Playod in tho Bay of Pigs invasion, , This briefing, in turn,
[218]fo enabled CARSON to moro adcquat ly prepare bimself for a.
[220]ar . With AMCARUON<1, While -AMNCARDON=)' did attempt. |
[222]. e. In WAVE SGG2, dated 10 October 1963; ANCAINON=j
[223]' Feperted on a discussion that he had bad on 10 October “19G3 with
[224]AMBIDDY-1's public relations man, This oporational intelligence. ft.
[225]wag useful in terms of keeping KUDARK advised as to whit AMBIDDY-1's|
[226]ropresentatives were tolling the outside world about thoir }
[227]oporatlonal activities, a et :
[229]f, In WAVE 6910, dated 31 October 1963. AMCARBON~1
[231]dnformod JMVAVE dbout tho. flood of telephone ‘calls which were
[233]boing récoived at the Idéntity 3 relative to so-called KULARK
[234]vessols which wero located fn South Florida watera, ‘Thin ; of
[235]information alorted JNWAVE to tha fact that proses scrutiny was j
[236]rolng to bo directed toward ‘the Identity 5, Arnied with this warn-
[237]ing, JMWAVE way able to thke action which minimized the publictty
[238]repercussions from a renowed press intorest in the Tdentity 6, -.
[240]g. In WAVETG7Y, dated 16 November 1963, . AMCARUON-1
[241]reported to JHWAVE tho fact that be had’ received a letter from
[242]Peru which contained an’ intorest ing operational lend to one |
[243]Carlos MONTALVANO in Puoo,. Poru. This lead wag examined: by JUWAVE,
[244]ligadquarters ond the Lima Station, This examiaation rovealed - ;
[245]that the letter was written by a crackpot; thus, there was, no
[246]real operational potontial in this lead, This incident did underscofro-f
[247]the fact that AMCARBON=1 is wiiling to bring. potentially significant]
[248]operational loads to JMWAVE's attention, .
[250]h. In WAVE 1614, dated 6 February 1964, ANCARBON-1
[251]advised JMWAVE that he had received numcrous telephone calis
[252]indicating that Armando Andrea GUIROLA Forte, who had defected
[253]from a Cuban fishing vessel mipht be an individual who had previous]
[254]been seen in Miami during November or December 1963, At the same
[255]timo, ANCARDON-1 pointed out that be was suspicious and thought
[256]that these telephone calls indicated that GUIROLA was not a bons
[257]fide defector, but was either a GOC agent or a KUBARK Plant, who
[258]was being used as & means of. creating an incident which would
[259]embarrass the GOC, ag a result of their fishing boats penetrating
[261]vonu CLAasirication > PAGE HO.
[262]280 53a vce previous epivion. SECRET 5.
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[274]United States territorial watern. REUTHIAN advined ANCARINH=1 ~
[275]that KUBARK had playéd no role tn nou @ a provocation overation
[276]agatfhat the GOC, At tho sake tine IAN pointed out that™
[278]it waa ‘highly unlikely that “EuTnoik : wae n GOC ngent. Ana result.
[279]of this. conversation, arrangernnts were made for JHWAVE to check
[280]out cortain Bapocts of the GUIKOLA story. At tho sane tinms,.
[281]AMCARDON-] wna prevailed upon not to write a story which nizht
[282]iead the public to apeculate oo whether GUIROLA wag an agent or a
[283]plant io.a Propaganda play dentgned to embarrass the GOC,
[285]s , in PROPAGANDA OUTLET. __ AMCARDON=1. has boon used uccesatully,
[287]: Pp
[288]ca ‘on AMCRAB=2. wore well written, and. thoy provided an
[289]sunt a replay. ‘operation via other
[290]proparanda agacts, ANCARD(HH-1* ; story on “ANCRAB-1 wan picked up
[291]iP APL and othors, and Lt was playod: throughout. Latin America.
[292]116, of a tee can ‘be found: in WAVE “9826, dated
[293]coo2, dated 19 Octobor 1963; ands "GAVE 6174,
[295]: aries CNITEIN’s sons went, to Cub
[296]to reclain the | boat, q they, found &
[297]eolect itend were. minaing £ on ‘tho. bont: “when. it was turned over
[298]to thém, It was boltoved t this ‘information would’ make a good |
[299]human interest ‘story . which JUWAVE assets could use to counter Mo
[300]propaganda claims. that, United States officials had atolep items *
[301]from the Cuban fishing “‘peats which ‘had: violated United States:
[302]territorial waters, In view of this. opinion, @ stecring tip was
[303]gives to AMCARBON ~ 1 to havé_ the Identity 3 representative in :
[304]Lory, Key West inteorviow Myr. GRIFF This interview was carried out,
[305]and an article outlining the pointa which woro of interent. 9.
[306]JIMWAVE was published in. the 27 February. 1964 edition of the
[308]Identity 3.00 |. Soe
[310]Chile, was not Tocelving appropriate coverage in the South Florida
[311]newspapers; as o result, REUTZEAN contacted AMCARBON-1 on 5 Karch
[313]1964 and suggested that the LAYC meeting was a atory which the
[314]Identity 3 should pursue. ALICARBON
[315]tip, and he assigned the tasx of preparing the story on the” LAYC
[316]to one of the mombers of bis staff, A story on the LAYC was
[317]subsequently published in the 6 March 1964 edition of the Idcatity 3
[318](COMMENT: Copies of the articles cited in subparagraphs a through
[320]c above are attached for Headquarters information ‘
[322]CLASSIFICATION
[324]SECRET
[326]‘Boat. Story. on 26 Yebruary 19644
[328]c. LAYC Story, “The March 1964 LAYC mocting $n ‘gantiago, -f
[330]-l was grateful for this stcering
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[337]‘ed: hia. report, nia attcmpe hag been: renee ly.
[338]tha SANCANDON-1 dogs. nét have a ureat number of
[339]daAperica who. would give him nccesy te worthwhtle-
[340]ligen Pprociably in advance of tho information appearing
[341]in tho ovort: press, Ae a result, AMCARION-1 18 unimlly not aware of iw
[342]insido dovelopmonts in any Lnrtin “Amer tenn country; connioquently,
[343]he 4g not. a worthwhile Sourco of i Olligence KN
[344]Batter of fact; AMCARDO: “J oure
[345]lltgence
[346]hta Inck
[348]MND. Ve eke gE Sei a Ape mace
[350]tee
[352]renting
[354]mR tennant
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[358]im costisvED | i.
[360]- CLASEIFICATION
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[389]Ved PRETHOU®S BOITION.