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[881]AMAUTO/1 (201-735296)"in Madrids As can be seen frea the report, Madrid Station's
[882]defensive briefing of SAMKO apparently: took effect and he has been ¢autious in
[883]avoiding the macy susptefous characters that have agpeared since his trip to
[885]Madrid. ~ 4 ,
[887]2. The quletton. cf his writing to AMAUIO/T was mentioned by SAMKU. He was
[888]‘rold that AMAUTU/1} was back in Cuba and we did nat know when he vould return to
[889]Madrid, 1f ever.) WS/Miamt belteves we should wale uneil AMALDTO/) retums toa
[890]Madrid, or seme other pose tn the Free orld, and theo hava SAMMO write to him,
[892]3. Despite SAMKO's nawly self-discoverad Inmes Bond talents PACHANKIS
[894]enjoyed handling him. It also appears that our crisary objective, contact with
[896]AMAUTUO/! for a face to face assessmeut, has been met.
[899]Contact Report (h/y:)
[901]Distribution: .
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[903]2 - Chief, EUR, face (one copy) b/w. whos tp
[904]2 - COS, Madrid, w/act (one copy) b/w Lt
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[925]Contact Réport on Alexander SAMKO, on 28 July 21970, © - “ :
[927]i called Sam to check in-with hin.
[928]atier. being away on TSY for almost 6 weexs. -He sounded a bit
[929]. .’pset at not being contacted during this period, so I dashed
[930]- out to his Hollywood home to explain what had happened and set
[931]him at ease, ; oO ;
[933]1, On the morning of 28 Suly,
[935]2. it was plain. to see that the trip had changed him. He is now
[936]: a bit presumptuous, cocky,” and know it all James 30nd. He told
[937]me all sorts of wild Stories about being talled in. Madrid "by
[938]7 or 8 .'Chivatos' (Castro agents," and leading them on long
[940].. "8 or 9 mile hikes through Macrid.” Castro agents were, also
[941]“yatching" him onthe day he was in Barcelona and on the short
[942]layover his Pan Am plane’ had in Lisbon on his way home. = no
[944]time, however, was he molested by these "agents,"
[946]3. The Castro surveillance continued —so Sam says- in Hollywood.
[948]7 "About the second night after I got home," c. 14-15 June, a car
[949]parked across the street and a little to the reac of his house
[950]"after it got dark." When Sam got into his car and went to the
[951]gas station, the car -described as looking like a white Volxswagen,
[952]without headlights on- followed Sam's car-on his short trip in :
[953]the neighborhood and back to -his home. He could not make out
[954]the physical description of the driver of the VW. He has~ never ~
[955]seen this car again. _ : .
[957]4. ‘The only other suspicious individual near his home, was "a tall,
[958]. thin man," (described as-about 5-ll to 6 £4 ana 170 lbs; blac
[959]: hair; no distinguishing features visible; once wearing slacxs and
[960].white shirt, another .time wearing a suit). This individual showed
[961]up across the street from his home "just as the sun had gone down,
[962]several evenings during the first weex that f got home.” (ce. 14-18
[963]vune) The man just walxed past the front back and forth a faw tinas
[964]_Sam's house. He
[966]and appeared to have his cas around the corner of
[967]could not identify the car or anything else about the mane
[969]2
[970]K
[972]‘ S. “Again, during the first weex after his return Sam received several
[973]telephone calls where no one would answer when the phone was sicke2’
[974]tp, or the person calling would say, "sorry, wrong number."
[976]has not experienced any other suspicious incidents after
[978]week home from Spain. I should note that Sam coss not ta
[980]‘these incidents with fear, but ratheriin the vein of a pa
[982]detective story.
[984]Ge. Sam would not admit that he enjoyed himsel® soméwhat in Macrie as
[985]a tourist, although he’ did nos deay that he stayed ina luxury hotel,
[986]ate as‘well as drank. well, saw the sites and even went to a night
[988]club, all on the house, na
[990]He went so far as to Say that if he has
[991]"xnown "it was going to be like this. Iz never would have gone." Yet,
[992]a ?
[994]in the same breath, he told "Nilliam" that he would De back in-
[995]Spain in September, OF Course, Sam would go again if we asked hin,
[996]burt Per PIS
[1000]‘4
[1001]i
[1002]I
[1003]i
[1004]I
[1005]i
[1011]10.
[1013]and’ some smoxed..shris
[1015]“seid, “everyone, Washington, Madrid and
[1017]“his any
[1019]‘defecting from Cuba right
[1021]a = .
[1022]a an :
[1023]put,_only to help =y country." -
[1025]can we lose.)
[1027]Sam 2S most anxious to start some corresnondence to “Hilliam" ood
[1028]He’ says: "Williaa" asxed him to.send hin some photos of Cape Kennedy
[1029]Spe Sam wants to know if we want to supply
[1031]him with photos of the Cape that he can send. Sam states he will
[1032]write anything we wish. I-promised to check out the status of the
[1033]case with my office and Madrid to see what course of action: they
[1034]Geen should be initiated, ; eo, .
[1036]Modesty “not being one-6= his greatest victues Sam rambled and
[1038]-/faebled about the. "secrets" he got out of "Wilitam" and passed
[1039]OA’SO the Madrid c/o.” I went along with him and complimented him
[1040]on a 50D well dona;
[1042]which is-true, But, he was not satisfied with
[1043]my platdits, he wanted to know "what Nashington, said?" To which I
[1044]Niani thought you did an
[1045]excellent job and we are. most grateful’ for YOUr Cooperation," He
[1046]likea that very much; you could see it in the smile on his face,
[1047]He tries to make it Sound like it was a great ordeal and sacrifice:
[1048]on his part to.go to Spain to see "Willian," but he: cannot hide:
[1049]iety to get on. the next plane to Madrid, and the good life there,
[1051]I pointed out that "Nilliam" is now back in Cuba and thera is no
[1052]ind 5
[1054]ation of when he will returns” N yertheless, Sam feels he
[1055]should write him "because the letter will be sent to Cuba to him."
[1057]I assured him that I would get a reading on this matter and have
[1059]an answer for him sometine next week, At that time, I promised. to
[1060]take him and his Close friend Masip to lunch. Sam gave me an
[1061]extensive ang wanna Ne, Subense account oF chis-trips “T will attempt
[1062]to: cecipher it ak the close of this report. .
[1064]We ended the meeting on very cordial terms. He was not'so mad at
[1065]not being contacted so much 4s he is dying.to Get back on’ the gravy
[1066]train, and so much tine Ras passed by without word to or fron .
[1067]“iillian." Sam asked fos Sone way Jn which he can contact us
[1068]"eight away" if "Willian" notifies him “chat he's ready to junna,
[1069]You know when he jumps he won't have mucn time." =F pointed cut
[1070]tat ab-aresent "Millian" is in Cuba and the prosnects of hin |
[1072]“Mow are very slin indeed, Wo would, however,
[1073]take this ints consideration after “dillian™ retucns. to Spain or
[1074]another foreign post. We will be seeing each other next week to
[1075]Clear up the accounting (we owe him Money, he says) and have lunch, -
[1077]Henry S, PACHANKIS,
[1080]14-0000
[1082]MESSACE. FOaN
[1083]TOTAL COMmUSs
[1086]ee GARL LUNSPORD/eb . L2
[1087]ee ee Tn PUISOG LORS 2. ooo _
[1088]es a TELL, USiy - :
[1090]“omg August 1970 aes ae _
[1093]“PLE. SECRETARIAT OISSEMUIATION EJ} nox” (N no ocx
[1095]‘ Oren C) rue wees meno, — _ oo :
[1096]“ pel we. Eos sleds eles chz, ze fine AP. RIN Ave Ue. ee”
[1097]A astesosy ——— oe ir
[1099]Ss ECRET a. : IG 2) eka | ‘ce oeeron .
[1100]"T wapeio nro: warmtamt 3 2. Tg g8g69 7
[1102]' RYBAT TYPIC AMMARTINI
[1104]REF; DIRECTOR 051625 .
[1106]1, HAS MADRID LEARNED ANYTHING FROM QuTIMiD/qUDOZE
[1107]RE REF (MONEY) CHECK WHICH PERTAINS 70 AMMARTINI- 1 CASE?
[1109]2. HQS CHECKED WITH WOBONE NEW YORK AND WERE ADVISED”
[1110]CHECK REGISTERED TO AMAUTO-1 WITH NO DIFFICULTIES AND
[1111]POSTED 17 JULY 70, APPEARS STRANGE NOTHING HAS SURFACED.
[1112]CONSIDERING TIME LAPSE UNLESS AMAUTO- Vs MAIL BEING FORWARDED
[1113]TO-HAVANA,
[1114]| 3. FILE: 201-870553 AND 201- 788424,
[1116]END OF MESSAGE
[1118](WH/COG COMMENT: hformed Madrid that the check for Danilo: MENDEZ
[1120]‘in the amount of $171. 00 was being sent to AMAUTO-1
[1121]via Néw York, Check was balance of $1521.00 which ’
[1123]LB AMMARTINI-t brought out when he defected. )
[1124]3
[1126]° hee Cecnecrrrcos. ULL. Lm WE ;
[1127]a a WILLIAM V, BROE
[1129]Aefenoes en Le C/WHD 2
[1130]Amano -7 1
[1132]COORDINATING OFFICERS eee cee
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[1137]REPRODUCTION DY OTHER PHAM TRE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIDITED, | Cary
[1139]CTION"BRANCH
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[1209]= Ghiet »_ European. Di vision: -COS, WH/Miae4 Z | ay woet note TT
[1212]“+ Chief of Station, Madrid. Pak | ceoriun
[1214]: PTCA MA UT na RI
[1216]Sf. © petaiis of Meetings between SAMKO ‘and AMAUTO-1
[1218]Fagin troumip artis rn ehic. a
[1220]References: A. MADRID 1261
[1222]Be MADRID 1287 \
[1223]7 ae Ger Steosy)
[1225]: 1. Alexander | SA 3° 0 arrived in Madrid on 30 May
[1226]"and was ‘met by the-undersigned at 1700 hours ia his hotel room.
[1227]AMKO does not know. the true name of the undersigned... He: .
[1228]‘quickly complained of his flight and said never before has he
[1229]flown:on a "cattle plane” and avowed never again to fly
[1230]‘Aéronaves dé Mexico.. PACHANKIS Correctly assessed. him as a
[1231]querulous person. |The. undersigned was mentally prepared for
[1232]his comments regarding the flight, the bad food served on the
[1233]plane, and, much later in the weck, the hotel room, Madrid in
[1234]general and, because of the language barrier, his one-plate |
[1235]diet of steak and potatoes. -He said his return trip would be
[1236]through London where he expected to fly the. Bocing 747 to
[1237]New York. SACODER interrupted him and said that we had-other
[1238]-we, Plans for him and his only reply was "oh!". Beneath his rough’
[1239]j exterior and use of the vernacular, which is indeed spicy,
[1241]Fa =] SAMKO is a loveable person who has an infinite number of anec-
[1242]3S #y  dotes. Although he had no-children, he gives the impression
[1243]“f- ol of being a- good, grandfatherly type who could easily put any-
[1244]pu = "one ina nostalgic mood, After leaving the room we continued
[1245], oe 3 the conversation in the hotel bar. SACODER reviewed the cover
[1246]i bg if Stories and went through a series of do's and don'ts; i.e.,
[1247]= & do try to establish a channel between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1; don't
[1248]* ©] hesitate to accept an invitation to visit AMAUTO-1's office,
[1250]--—~' failing all other means to meet with him; do try to invite him
[1251]out alone to a restaurant for dinner or to a bar for a drink;
[1252]do accept an invitation to have dinner at his home; don't hint
[1253]to your Sponsership for this trip. He had no objections to
[1254]the cover Stories, but embellished them to his liking with
[1256]2 = C/WHL, w/att, USC 4,2 2S ELIS oY?
[1257]°2 - C/EUR, wo/att -
[1258]2 - COS, WH/Miami, w/att, USC
[1262]cS cert oe [tt
[1264]Attachment: Photographs, USC
[1268]ne
[1270]atais hirtetnce 9 Tovrnioa noe ta wens” Taw”
[1271]OSMA - 26417 : 21 July 1970
[1273]SOE mu Rta
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[1277]SECRET. —_—_! -$01-735296
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[1284]14-0000
[1286]DISPATCH H SECRET.
[1289]. Appropriate references to his’ deceased spous
[1290]Julio" was always jéaldus of AMAUTO-1. and - Cc
[1291]-. | orders to take a vacation to relieve his mind 6f -tb
[1292]Lee death of his wife.- After several renéa sais:
[1293]. convintéed anyone. of tte purpose of his visit” tu
[1294]_didvan outstanding. job_throughout—the-operatiion:
[1296]|2. On the evening. of 30 May SAMKO and SACODER dined
[1297]“at an out-door restaufant..” We spent’ another three ‘hours
[1298]rehearsing his cover Story, reviewing the objectives and.
[1299]trying to anticipate quéstions..AMAUTO-1 might ask’ during.
[1301]i
[1303]“their meeting together. :. SAMKO was given the, following ‘objectives: |...
[1305]; _. a. The*foremost objective was for. SAMKO a hho.
[1307]“0. renew ‘and’ improve upon his relationship with A
[1309]AMAUTO=1,,/- he extent that they would be able: || - .
[1311]to reminisce; over a prolonged period, about.the 2 9). 34
[1313]| relationship ‘that. existed before AMAUTO-1'S: departure. :
[1314]_ from’ the United States. ; ; re
[1316]. _b. To exchange addresses and telephone
[1317]' numbers for the purpose of sending occasional, ;
[1318]‘greetings to one ‘another. ., ; oe
[1319]; .€. To, invite: AMAUTO-1 -(and his wife, “if
[1320]- necessary) to dinner, at his expense.
[1322]-d. To ascertain AMAUTO-1's future plans.
[1324]; e. To assess AVAUTO-1's feelings toward
[1325]the United States and toward his own government, | ot
[1327]f£. For SAMKO to taik favorably about the
[1328]United States using himself as an example, (the
[1329]son of ‘immigrant parents who made good in business);
[1330]to emphasize the opportunities available to anyone
[1331]with imagination, ambition and aggressiveness,
[1333]gs. If the opportunity presented itself,
[1335]to Show sympathy for the apparent failure of the
[1336]“Cuban Government to reach the 10 million ton
[1337]Sugar goal and to ask whether the non-fulfillment
[1338]of this. goal would adversely affect the economic
[1339]development ‘of Cuba. It was our hope that some-
[1340]time during the conversation AMAUTO-1 would
[1341]volunteer to discuss his country's economic.
[1342]“Situation which might have opened the conversation
[1343]to further exploitation by SAMKO. -
[1345]h. Parallel] with objective e. above, SAMKO _
[1346]was instructed to ask (provided an appropriate opening .
[1347]appeared in the conversation) AMAUTO-1 for his
[1348]personal comments on the Vietnam issue and anti-war
[1349]deronstrations in the United States and abroad, We
[1350]were trying to draw out AMAUTO-1's: personal analysis
[1351]‘of the U.S. position vis-a-vis the war in Vietnam
[1352]and to compare his stateménts with the Cuban Government
[1353]position. . ‘
[1355]. 3. Although SAMKO was determined to see AMAUTO-1 even
[1356]if he had to camp outside AMAUTO-1's home, we reminded hin
[1357]that because of AMAUTO-1's position, he might refuse to see
[1358]SAMKO in his home, but that SAMKO should not hesitate to
[1360]ee mean tance neta ae pe ane
[1362]yet Petes testa SECRET
[1365]14-00000 CONTINUATION OF {
[1366]DISPATCH _ SECRET {|  OSMA ~ 26417
[1368]a , SANKO- was able. to énter the front yard,
[1369]re _ cover for C/WHD and COS, Midmi-we are forvarding ‘photographs -
[1370]. taken: during the initial meeting between SAMKO and AMAUTO-1.
[1372]The pictures were taken from the home of one of our staffers,
[1374]‘We believe they highlight the events leading to the reunioa .
[1376]of these two old friends: The: following: isa description .
[1378]of each photo: _ : ; a . ‘
[1380]PHOTO a: . SAMKO arrives at AMAUTO=1's hone at 1150 hours,
[1381]- ; “"31 May. 1970. - (Although not shown, KENTLAND-: °
[1382]_and SACODER were monitoring AMAUTO-1's: home
[1383]from 0900 hours on 31 May so'that, in-the .-  ° . i
[1384]Vent AMAUTO-1 decided to. leaye before SAMKO'S .
[1385]arrival; we could anstruct: ‘SAMED’ >’ by: phone’ ‘to
[1386]. delay his: ‘departure. y= Coon.
[1388]Se ; fter trying. to enter via the front: ‘gate,
[1390]pare _: SAMKO called to ore of the’ children who was
[1392]: 7 : playing in the front yard. The child told
[1394]So." “him to-go to. the. garage: entrance. SAMKO -; . oy
[1395]. "walks toward that entrance... en : vow”
[1397]C: The. boy apparently = called. for. Sohneone in the.
[1398]; house, A maid, not shown in this “photo, but
[1399]: who can be seen in photo L, came out and
[1400]‘approached SAMKO. In his halting. Spanish,
[1401]SAMKO said he wanted to see "el Senor".
[1402]The maid said he wasn't in. He explained to
[1403]the maid that it was "very importante" to
[1404]see the Senor. By this time another maid
[1405]“appeared,.shown in this photo, and she gets
[1406]“ainto the act. She repeats that el Senor is
[1407]not in. SAMKO, sensing he wasn't getting
[1408]anywhere, changed his tactics and asked to
[1409]see "la senora", The maids went into indivi-~
[1410]dual monologues, but SAMKO could not understand
[1411]what they were saying. Finally, SAMKO produced
[1412]2 note, which he was asked to prepare, and
[1413]‘handed it. to the maid in this photo. SAMKO
[1414]‘repeated that it was "very importante to see
[1415]el Senor." ;
[1417]D: The maid accepts the note and returns to the ;
[1418]house. Three of AMAUTO-1's.children observe >
[1419]the activities from the front entrance. .
[1421]E: AHAUTO-1 exits, with note in hand and looks
[1423]‘ toward the “driveway. SAMKO spots him and
[1424]calls out, "Bill, don't you remember me, :
[1425]it's SAMKO." Bill replies, "SAMKO, muy bien,
[1426]come here, come here." Actually, AMVUTO-I—
[1427]goes toward SAMKO and they embrace. (The Lo .
[1428]driveway slants toward the house and from our : : .
[1429]observation post we could not see the embrace. ) : -
[1431]F: . AMAUTO-1 accompanies SAMKO into the house,
[1432]arm in arm, As they go SAMKO tells AMAUTO-1 that.
[1433]he put on weight and asked where his boy was.
[1434]AMAUTO-1 replies that he's rich because all
[1435]these kids are his (pointing to the three boys).
[1437]Taye Ta ene 7
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[1457]G: Samé ds. F,’ above: oe
[1459]wpe ime “H After-a brief talk in thé houg y
[1460].- Bhd SAMKO-return-to-the dFiveway-
[1461]SRASECG sbhe piéeéures.,
[1463]wobhi ot. SRa < _ AMAUTO=1 “4s “impresséd:>
[1465]oe .. With SAMKO's’ Polaroid and they exchange comments
[1467]; on their cameras. . ;
[1468]T:,AMAUTO-1-helps move the baby carriage through —
[1470]. the gates. This is his newest and sixth child. .
[1472]J: Same as I, above.
[1473]K: Maid takes baby out for a stroll. This is a new.
[1474]- Li A picture“of’ the new. maid. ‘(Might prove -helpful
[1476]“for futture identification in the event we resume
[1477]‘our operation against AMAUTO-1's residence.) |
[1479]“'My AMAUTO21 prepares to open both gates to remove
[1480]- his new Alfa-Romeo, a ° a,
[1481]‘Ni Same... Notice AMAUTO-1's high forehead, He. has
[1482]“lost a considerable amount of hair since his
[1483]arrival in December 1967. . . :
[1485]0; AMAUTO-I's wife enters the picture; also, another
[1486]one of his sons, : VO. :
[1488]P:; SAMKO's still taking pictures. He gave the
[1489]‘pictures to AMAUTO-1 to avoid casting any Suspicions,
[1490](SACODER ran out of film here, but AMAUTO~1 removes
[1491]his Alfa from the garage, The car still carries
[1492]Italian license plates, The AMAUTOS, SAMKO and
[1493]the kids get in the Car and leave for the amusement
[1494]park located at the Casa del Campo. ) sO
[1496]4. During the conversation in AMAUTO-1's home, SAYKO
[1498]began his deliberate softening of AMAUTO-1 with such comments
[1500]/ as "you know Bill, Julio was Jealous of you because I treated
[1501]you like a brother, | didn't-want you to return to Cuba, but
[1503]I couldn't stop you. We were‘all in favor of Castro." Bill
[1504]admitted here that SAMKO was a good friend and enjoyed his job
[1505]and the pay was good, but added that "7 had to go. Iwas in °
[1507]‘the States illegaily." "SAMKO- added "you-know, Bill, I never
[1508]was blessed with any children; you were like a son to me, but
[1509]when I heard you diéd in the mountains in Cuba, I blamed myself
[1510]for letting you go." Bill replied that he waS wounded on his
[1511]left side. SANKO explained that if AMAUTO-1 was in the States
[1512]illegally, SAMKO could have arranged for him to remain in the
[1513]States by setting assistance from some police and detective
[1514]friends in’Florida, SAMKO repeated his delight to again see
[1515]AMAUTO-1 and how happy he was to know he is alive, oc
[1517]5. Moments ..after entering the howe, AMAUTO-1 invited
[1518]him to have breakfast. ‘SAMKO refused, but settled for a beer,
[1519]AMAUTO-1 excused himself, went :'to the phone and called an ,
[1520]unidentified party, . SAMKO could not understand ‘the conver~
[1521]sation, but SAMKO and Station officers’ suspect that he called:
[1522]his embassy or one of his colleagues, possibly advising him
[1523]of SAMKO's presence, (It is:also possible that AMAUTO~1
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[1548]_“-Were-no QUTIMID' reports’ supporting this theory.) The. fact...
[1549]; that the telephone call “was - made” sooh after SAMKO'S arrival
[1550]leads us to suspect that-the call was made to establish a
[1551]Survedllance.of SAMKO and AMAUTO-1 at the park. As noted::
[1552]in references SAMKO was specifically bricfed on this possi-
[1553]‘bility and- was alerted to report any absence of AMAUTO-1
[1555]“from the roon, -
[1557]6. We were confident that AMAUTO-1 would be the first
[1558]0.ask. the cover :qu Stions, but instead ‘his wife asked both
[1559]LeStions: . What are “you doing here? and How did you get our
[1560]- SAMKO repeated the cover Story’and ar-the-end of
[1561]d= how did you get our address - AMAUTO-1 said that it
[1563]ite possible, AAMAUTO-1's wife remained cool and sus-
[1564]lous ,thréiighout the ‘init ial--confrontation, but later reacted
[1565]yt ward ‘SAMKO.) - AS we noted above, SAMKO embellished the -
[1566]: S satisfaction, . He also ‘Shed a few. tears when he
[1567]‘y of his wife's death and the doctor's’
[1568]hat he take a .vacation,. He.continued his _
[1569]ach of AMAUTO-1 ‘by adding: "Bill, when my wife
[1570]) meyears ago, She asked me to divest myself of all
[1571]- business interests, but if you were there with me, Bill, you
[1572]“could have handled my affairs and you might have been a
[1573]millionaire today." SAMKO sensed that AMAUTO-1 and his wife.
[1574]“were moved by this comment and were literally drooling with
[1575]the thought of being millionaires, The wife asked a number
[1576]‘of questions regarding SAMKO's wealth, his real estate activity,
[1577]collection of silver and his success in general, The wife
[1578]was astounded with the Simple explanation of how SAMKO went
[1579]about building and financing apartment -houses, SAMKO made
[1580]a Suggestion that AMAUTO-1 invest in silver because the scarcity
[1581]of this metal would eventually raise the market value. He
[1582]explained to AMAUTO-1 that he was collecting all silver coins
[1583]stamped prior to 1965. The next couple of hours were spent
[1584]at the amusement park where, on arrival, AMAUTO-1 steered -
[1585]SAMKO to a cafeteria hear.the main entrance, In short ‘order
[1586]two men arrived on the scene, friends of AMAUTO-1. They were
[1587]introduced to SAMKO, but’ SAMKO could not remember the names,
[1588]: After a’ few moments a couple arrived.and they, too, were
[1589]introduced to SA!MKO. (SAMKO could not identify the persons
[1590]he met from the. photographs in our mug book.). AMAUTO-1's
[1591]friends took a number of Photographs of SANKO and AMAUTO-1 and
[1592]after a short while together, they left. The conversation at
[1593]the park was aimless.’ They discussed the kids and SAMKO repeated
[1594]how delighted and proud he was to know that one of AMAUTO-1's
[1595]Children was named, Alexander -— his namesake, AMAUTO-1 had
[1596]'.& wide grin while SAMKO was talking about Alexander. He asked
[1597]AMAUTO-1 about the oldest boy. AMAUTO-1 replied that the oldest
[1598]was in Havana Studying civil enginecring. SAMKO suggested to
[1599]AMAUTO-1 that he Should give his children the best education and
[1600]have them stay away from politics and political courses but
[1601]concentrate on the professional fields, engineering, law,
[1602]medicine, etc. AMAUTO-1 admitted that his intention was to
[1603]keep. his children away from a political career. SAMKO said he
[1604]would send Alexander some commercial slides of Cape Kennedy
[1605]and other points of interest in Florida.
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[1624]7.. While Sti11-at the ‘park SAMKO said he “hoped ANAUTO-1-
[1626]“would get an aSsignment to the United Nations so that AMAUTO-1-...--|-<-
[1628]*—- would have’ an opportunity’ to visit SAMKO in Florida. AMAUTO<1.-. -
[1629]was thrilled-with ‘this “idea and” SAMKO's offer. SAMKO said. a
[1630]his: eyés glowed: while AMAUTO-1 pondered this possibility.
[1631]SAMKO talked about-his home and the beach nearby, the climate,
[1632]his new car, etc.- SAMKO's comment on AMAUTO-1's reaction was
[1633]interest ing.2:"He said that beneath. AMAUTO-1's communist cxterior
[1634]“lies the capitalist. Before’ leaving the park (AMAUTO-1-had to. J
[1635]. leave’ for :the .virport where he ‘had an appointment to sec AMECRU-I},
[1636]SAMKO said, "Bill], if you ever need. me, I'll never let you down.
[1637]- You have a good. friend who loves you a lot."". SAMKO said he
[1638]“"noted some emotional. change. on Bill’s face after this comment.
[1640]- B.S ; 48 hours after the contact with AMAUTO-1
[1641]/ > dn the event. AMAUTO-1 -decidéed to. put a surveillance on SAMKO.
[1642]. .No surveillance. was noted when SAMKO was picked up, but, on-
[1643]‘Cntering ‘the car SAMKO ‘suggested that .SACODER keep an eye out
[1644]“for aitail. .We drove around town for fifteen minutes. Certain |
[1645]that.:no one was. tailing us, we drove to a Station. safehouse
[1646]which haS antunderground’ garage. SAMKO was visibly excited and
[1647]‘was enjoying ‘the "cloak. and.dagger" role, but he was neryous.
[1648]He was highly impressed with:‘the varage entrance to the safe-
[1649]‘house and Commended us for. being so shrewd and security conscious.
[1650]He wanted ..to know whose apartwent it was and SACODER said that
[1651]it was his private "pad", His comment was:"you sure live it up
[1652]well." As PACHANKIS aptly explained in one of his reports,
[1653]SAMKO's temper does. rise. He was highly excited during the
[1654]meeting because he was asked to leave the hotel room, Since
[1655]- the reservation was made for four days, he was asked to leave,
[1656]He pleaded with SACODER to do something to.keep him in the hotel
[1657]room or risk losing:the opportunity to lunch with AMAUTO-1
[1658]‘because AMAUTO-1 was to call him at the hotel on Saturday,
[1659]6 June. SACODER admitted the error but added that there was
[1660]a simple solution if he could not convince the hotel manage—
[1661]ment to allow him to stay a few more days. SACODER suggested
[1662]that he should explain to the manager that 1) his laundry had
[1663]not yet returned and 2) he was expecting an important phone
[1664]call on Saturday and that there was no way of vetting in touch
[1665]with the caller. . Failing this, SACODER offered another simple
[1666]solution. — Since SAMKO and.AMAUTO-1 had not yet exchanged
[1667]addresses, SANKO could return to the AMAUTO-1 home and give
[1668]the maid a note advising AMAUTO-1 that he had to change hotels.
[1669](SAMKO admitted that he told AMAUTO-1 about the possibility of —
[1670]having to leave the hotel because his reservation ended soon.)
[1671]. SAMKO did not at first accept this logic, but SACODER explained
[1672]_that he (SACODER) could not plead with the hotel management
[1673]on»SAMKO's behalf. This was poor security. SAMKO accepted _
[1674]this and after a glass of scotch and water admitted that the
[1675]solution was indeed simple, but he was terribly excited at first,
[1677]‘8.  SAMKO. was ‘met.
[1679]9. Throughout the.debricfing SAMKO revealed the following:
[1680]He was born in Perth Amboy, New Jersey on 2 November 1907 to
[1681]Polish parents. At the age of 14-15 he worked-as a construction
[1682]hand on a bridge being built in Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania.
[1683]Later, he worked on the construction of the Anhauser Yeast
[1684]Factory in Oldbridge, New Jersey. He married in 1930. During
[1685]the hard years, his wife worked in a factory while he roamed
[1686]the streets looking for employment. In the early 40's he
[1687]worked for Dupont reportedly on the atomic bomb project, but
[1688]specifically with U-235. After the war he applicd for work
[1689]-with NBC which he thought would be the National] Broadcasting
[1690]Company, but .after he filled out his application and was accepted
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[1698]for employment, he -learned that-it was the National. -Buscuit
[1699]Company. He was a master. mechanic, Hels an, ingenious person’:
[1701], and has— invented ‘several: items “on which ‘he AS patents 13 Al though ~
[1702]_the year vere’ difficult, he fe oe.
[1704]had the foresight to. put his “meager snviars
[1705]He noved to Florida in the early 50's , ¥eportedly purchased
[1706]two ‘apartment buildings, but sold them after a year for a
[1707]$15, 000 loss and made some investments in land near the Cape
[1708]Kennedy area. He was about to begin a multi-million dollar
[1709]“building. ‘project on the land, but the NASA complex was moved
[1710]to Houston and ‘he ‘herefore cancelled his plans and sold the
[1711]“property. * While he. is. not considered wealthy SAMKO lives quite
[1712]i ably in retirement. Hie has a Lincoln continental in. the
[1713]ge and. a- home. valued at about $50,000. Another of his con-—
[1714]plaints ‘was ‘the. way. we ‘Controlled chis purse Strings while in
[1715]Madris. put him in‘a hotel ‘used by many travel: agencies
[1716]: Fthought was - ‘comfortable, but SAMKO would have
[1717]“Hilton: ‘He complained of the fact that he was
[1718]ir his: own, money’ and.was not. happy with the’ idea of
[1719]|. keeping r céipts -(aside- from the hotel billIs and the airline
[1720]\ -ticket, SANMKO Probably didnot keep -any receipts). He was
[1721]"+ advanced $280. in Madrid Which will be T/A'd to Miami. Miami
[1722]- Sheuld pick up his full tab ‘and might. consider buying him a.
[1723]case of scotch: ‘as a token of our appreciation for his accomplish-
[1724]ments on the assignment, but ‘PACHANKIS. probably has jearned
[1725]that.a couple of ‘pats on SAMKO'S ° ‘back is sufficient to reward hin.
[1727]10; Contact was again made with SAMKO on the eve of his
[1728]possible luncheon engagement with AMAUTO-I. We again reviewed
[1729]the objectives and he was given a defensive briefing as suggested
[1730]by WH/Miami. He was ‘told that. PACHANKIS probably would not
[1731]visit with him for about two weeks after his return and that he
[1732]should not attempt to gét in touch with PACHANKIS. He under-
[1733]stood why this was necessary and agreed with the briefing.
[1735]If a luncheon could be arranged, SAMKO was asked to concentrate
[1736]on the following: (in addition to the requirements he was given
[1737]before his first meet with AMAUTO-1)
[1739]A. Try to ascertain AMAUTO-1's future, his
[1740]ambitions, his next possible assignment,
[1742]B. If possible engage him ina conversation
[1743]regarding the United States to get his
[1744]reaction toward our problems,
[1746]C. Build-up your successes and reflect on how -
[1747]AMAUTO-1 might have achieved similar’ goals
[1748]had he remained in the United. States.
[1750]-D. Be alert for any opening to inject questions
[1751]relating to the Cuban economy vis-a-vis the
[1752]failure of the "ten million", but to avoid
[1753]criticism for this failure, and show: sym mpathy.
[1755]11. ‘SAMKO had no difficulty convincing the hotel manage-
[1756]ment. that he had to remain in the hotel] until Saturday, 6 June.
[1757]He spoke directly with the manager and told the manager tmt
[1758]he was planning to leave on 7 June for Barcelona and would stay
[1759]at a sister hotel and asked the manager to make reservations
[1761]. for him, The crisis had passed.
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[1773]- “42. - On the morning of. 6 June AMAUTO-1 ts wife. called aan
[1774]_SANKO ahd, in English, said that her husband would pick him
[1776]up -at.. 1400- hours--in: front ‘of the: ‘hotel. At ‘the ‘appointed
[1778]hour, AMAUTO-1's..official- vehicle pulled up in front of- the
[1779]hotel driven by: a chauffeur. AMAUTO-1 sreeted SAMKO in front
[1781]of the hotel and after exchanging a few words, ‘they departed
[1782]for a nearby restaurant, (SAMKO was too preoccupied to make
[1783]- note of the nime of the restaurant. We. decided against any
[1784]~~“ surveillance during “he AMAUTO-1/SAMKO meeting to avoid alerting
[1785],AMAUTO-1 and/or’ his staff that the SAMKO visit to Madrid
[1787]“was pre-planned. oe
[1789]33. At Lunch SAMKO and 3 AMAUTO-1 ‘again reminisced.
[1790]They | discussed. the following: .
[1792]AS. In one of his references, ‘AMAUTO-1 said
[1793]: | that, men like him are needed - in Cuba and
[1794]‘noted. that ne’ would probably die fighting
[1795]- for Cuba which is young and aggressive, ,
[1796]“but+that some day it will be a great |
[1797]‘country;. . that. he has been. fighting ‘all
[1798]. his life’ to relieve the oppressed and
[1799]“* yepeated that he will die fighting.
[1800](It is interesting to note SAMKO's reaction
[1801]~ heré to ANAUTO-1's statement. When SAMKO
[1802]first visited AMAUTO-1 on 33 May, he was
[1803]“certain that under the facade of being a
[1804]devoted revolutionary AMAUTO-1 was indeed a
[1805]capitalist at heart, but at this meeting
[1806]SAMKO modified his éomment by adding that
[1807]it appears AMAUTO-1 is truly a communist,
[1808]who maintains strong convictions of the
[1809]righteousness of the revolution. The above
[1810]comments by AMAUTO-1 produced’ the peg on
[1811]which SAMKO could have questioned the veracity
[1812]of AMAUTO-1's statement on freeing the
[1813]oppressed, but he was’ not specifically
[1814]7 : “jnstructed to maintain a polemic argument
[1815]~ . on the rights and wrongs of the revolution
[1816]-- because we felt this ohnjective was secondary
[1817]to the Tre- establishment of a relationship
[1818]between these two old friends, A future
[1819]_ meeting might include the exchange of*an
[1820]. objective appraisal of the revolution as
[1821]seen by: SAMKO.) .
[1823]B. AMAUTO-1 proposed that ~ sanko act as an
[1824]intermediary for the sale of Cuban sea food
[1825]in the United States. He explained that
[1826]the Cubans have a large fishing fleet in
[1827]the Canary Islands, The fish caught is.
[1828]pracessed in the Canary Islands and can be
[1829]Shipped to the United States as a product
[1830]of Spain, not of Cuba. AMAUTO-1 added,
[1831]"SAMKO, you're like a father to me, please
[1832].think about it (the agency)? AMAUTO-1
[1833]explained that SAMKO could earn about $200,000
[1834]a year in commission based on sales of
[1835]$2,000,000. SAMKO said he would think about
[1836]it, but privately to SACODER he said that
[1837]he had no‘intention to disturb his retirement
[1838]with a fishy business.
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[1849]. Gs SAMKO gave AMAUTO-1- a new Kennedy
[1850]~ oo. hal f-d6llay which: delighted AMAUTO-1. -
[1852]lee a DS Sayre tela aero that _hs_enpected——--=
[1853]Ja AMAT OSI tO ba bigcer-.than just. an
[1855]" ambassador to Spain,- He said, "I want
[1857]_ you to get to the United Nations," — :
[1859]‘” SAMKO repeated his desire to show: ooh
[1860]“ -AMAUEO-1 bis Florida home and spend a
[1861]few days at the beach with him. AMAUTO-1
[1862]. gain was visibly moved with this idea,
[1864]oY SAMKO ‘restated that "Bill, you have a:
[1865]a ce ‘good friend, don't forget it. You are
[1866]foe ; ; © > like a son." .
[1868]ye F. Théy exchanged addresses. SAMKO had
[1870]cae Te . printed his address, but AMAUTO-Y asked
[1871]him'to write it on another piece of -
[1872]paper. AMAUTO-1 reasoned that he wanted
[1874]. it written to understand it better, but we
[1876]believe! he will use the sample to compare
[1877]it with letters SAMKO might send in the
[1879]° future. They promised to write to each
[1880]other. SAMKO was given AMAUTO-1's private
[1881]address, not that of the embassy. .
[1883]G. AMAUTO-1 regretted that SAMKO had to
[1884]leave so. soon because he- would have
[1885]enjoyed showing SAMKO the Spanish
[1886]interior.. SAMKO said he might consider
[1887]returning near the end of 1970, but
[1888]AMAUTO-1 did not ‘say whether he would
[1889]be in Spain in late 1970,
[1891]H. AMAUTO-1 said he was Suspicious when
[1892]he first saw SAMKO noting that the nature
[1893]‘and importance of his position make him
[1894]act suspicious, but the Suspicion soon
[1895]dissipated - So he said.
[1897]“14. On saying their last goodbyes at the hotel, both
[1898]men embraced and agaim promised to keep in touch through
[1899]correspondence. At this point the Operation was over, SAMKO
[1900]‘Was met late that evening. He was taken to a new safehouse, —
[1902]15, Accomplishments: We feel the objectives Programmed
[1903]and rehearsed were Successfully fulfilled, perhaps far greater
[1904]than our own expectations, Unless we are misjudging the shrewd-—
[1905]ness of AMAUTO-1 through our own naivete, we believe the ; :
[1906]relationship was sincerely re-established and a channel opened
[1907]for future use by AMAUTO-1 Should he desire to use this: channel
[1908]other than to maintain a friendly correspondence. It was un~
[1910]' fortunate that his Barcelona trip interfered possibly to the
[1912]point of SAMKO having one or two additional meetings with AMAUTO-1
[1913]nonetheless, ‘in the six pIus hours together, SAMKO admirably
[1914]fulfilled our requirements and courageously maintained the
[1915]fiction of his visit ‘to Spain, We believe too, that although
[1916]AMAUTO-1 appears to be solidly in favor of the Cuban regime,
[1917]he did not criticize the United. States which we feel he might,
[1918]have’ done had he Suspected that SAMKO's visit to Madrid was
[1919]Sponsored by the U.S. Government. AMAUTO-1 has come a long
[1921]Way Since his internship as a butchéF in the United Statés and
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[1933]_- —.and. “devotion ‘to. the reeime, At. “the=sane “tine, - “Tom ‘feel, ae
[1935]. _ AMAUTO=1 As’ an opportunist and might--take ddvantage: of the.
[1936]“-SAMKO Chanhel should ‘the current regime come to'an end or. — _.
[1938]- his own-position—joopardized by “thes vengeful’ Pateitude of | his
[1939]colleagues. - :
[1941]15, We would appreciate PACHANKIS doing the following:
[1943]Ae ‘Purctiase ‘a dozen or so slides of Cape -
[1944]-*.  Kénnedy and ‘rocket launchings which will
[1945]- be sent: to AMAUTO-1's son, Alexander,
[1946]SAMKO should prepare - 4 letter to.AMAUTO-1
[1947]as: soon'as ‘the purchase is made ‘extending .
[1948]his appreciation tc AMAUTO-1 for spending his -~
[1949]_ valuable time with. “SAMKO and repeating his. —-
[1950]‘desire to help in any way possible and not. “¢
[1951]. to. hesitate. doing so. - :
[1953]“46. “We again’ would: like to ‘extend to SANKO our appreciation
[1954]; ‘for. ‘his support and*full cooperation. ‘Also, our ‘thanks to Miami
[1955]J and PACHANKIS: for their fine Support. : SE, ‘
[1957]La, i ACODER
[1959]P.S. AMAUTO-1 was recalled on 30 June 1970 and his future
[1960]is uncertain at this time; therefore, we Suggest that ¢$
[1961]SAMKO not mail any letters or send any slides to
[1962]AMAUTO-1 in Madrid. .
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[2303]fister
[2304]ecerrese
[2306]nn Rute aterntes™ too ntyda rehe “Cuban “E? abasey
[2307]of Foreign Affairs and has, the pleasure to Peques
[2309]Seats ponding-pornission -to- peamry” ‘a-pistol,—-"Stas'" -9- Tete
[2311]- 23h, wiich“at the present timo is bel Q held in the offices -
[2313]of the "Star" factory, in the Plasa.de Sspafia, for _
[2315]oo» whose | photograph is‘attached," fo,
[2317]Ruiz is talking with a Cuban who ‘is in Madrid on a scholarship.
[2318]; They” are tal! <tng. of: bringing a teacher from ‘Cubs and Ruiz.
[2320]--is given by vrofessors, but education'is given by the. parents,
[2321]‘and. ‘what* the”. nildren: will bo denends on this education... .
[2322]Ruiz. says that-‘is father rmdo hin a communist. Of all the.
[2323]~: @hileren, he was the only. one that studiod, but 1¢ was nis -
[2324].fathor that formed. them’all.°: Fron the time he was a small
[2325]“¢ehild his father save him books of Lenin to read, These. books:
[2326]jzarrived clandesté noly to Cuba, He remarics about ~roblems his
[2327]own children havo riven hin. He -refers to an jncicent where
[2329]one of thé cifildren was invited to a’ First Cormunt on, and
[2330]Speaks of the frecdom he gave the child to make his First
[2331]Cormunton also, if he wantod to.
[2333]Then Rutz says that his other, son ATRINIDRO, ‘is inelined to
[2334]remain in Snain, and he is willing to let him if this is what
[2335]the boy wants, He says that these thincs have to core fron
[2336]one's own seli, and if they are onvosed in these actions it
[2337]can loave marks.on them for the rest of their lives. Ruiz.
[2338]says ho gives them the liborty to choose. .
[2340]Ruiz tel} this. student. with whom-he is conversing that. Ale jan-
[2341]‘@ro DE LA NUEZ has gone to the United Statos, and adds that
[2343]De La MNuez't wife never came to meetings or reunions that
[2345]were held at the embassy, Sho always gave as an excuse that
[2346]her nerves were bad, Ruiz says thet De La Nuez took the money
[2347]with him ; : :
[2349]This comrade(F) left at 12:15, Ho said goodbye to her very
[2350]cordially. aApoarently arcund the 29th of the month she is
[2352]going to Paris.
[2354]~ -Gater Ruiz entered the office ogatn and ‘put the radio on vory
[2355]loud. He didn't leave the office all morning, out the radia
[2356]continued to play ‘very loud; so much so that you can hardly
[2357]tell when anrone goes in or out of the of “ice,
[2358]Rovort 3h5_ 18 June 1970
[2360]Apparently they have receive? a document in which all the Criefs
[2362]of Mission Have been called to Cuba for the third week of July,
[2364]as some of then can make it coincidé witn their leave, He
[2366]Toavass ‘that he intends to send Nilda either before or after he
[2367]_ leavaés.
[2369]_ gee?
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[2374]tells
[2378]‘gays that this would be very difficult, He-says that instruction
[2380]-Renort 351(éont tinued)’
[2382]royiltios from the sone throushout tho world, which-have boon:
[2383]Calculated at hetveen "750,000 and “1,000,000, and althourch
[2385]this anount will have to be divided among many thincs, something .
[2387]wauld fall to then, .
[2389]Ruiz says ‘to Work abroad they have to or should send people of “4
[2390]| the preatest trust, othorwise. it is better t hat they remain in
[2391]_ Cuba.” If thoro isn't conglete confidence it is a constant
[2392]strugsle with the’ capitalistic life, money, the stores, tho easy
[2393]- life. They mention De la Nuoz, and Ruiz says if hets fono he's
[2394]. one, but the intéresting thins would be to know what motivated
[2395]“; hing his wife, his.son, or noney, He says that it has caused
[2396]8 Ereat impression here, end that no ohe- oven imagined such a
[2397]. “thing. Only two days before he had beon in the study circle
[2398]- with all-of then, ; : .
[2400]A girl that is in this mnoeting with Ruiz says that De la Nuez!
[2401]daughter is marrted to Juan Antonio GARCTA, who is Read
[2403]of Government.,., that ho has beon: proposed for ambassador (Rutz
[2404]says'that thoy will.now have to reconsider this), and what thoy
[2405]“all three agree on is that De la Nuoz was not to blare, —
[2407]Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuezt son in which he says that-.---
[2408]his father has’ betrayed then,: They also mention an ambassador oe
[2409]who has left({for Cuba-?) and took watches as gifts to everyone
[2411]in the Ministry, Ruiz-thinks that some of thor will remain here
[2413]in Spain as they nave a ¢reat deal foing for them there,
[2415]Revort No.352 26 June 1970
[2416]; ; 0 Ruizt ts very disvleased. Fe speaks to Horacio about how badly
[2417]a ; : : some of the comrades sveak of hin whon they return to Havana,
[2419]He asks him if he re-embers the name of one of these comrades
[2420]that sooke badly..of him last sumer when he was there on vaca-
[2421]tion, It. was somdone named COLON and another one that soon loft,
[2422]“After what COLON ‘said they wrote him a letter calling his atten-
[2423]tion tothe citicism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re-call
[2424]to Havana, He tells Horacio that no doesn't think it- 1s about
[2425]‘his work, and Foracio says they are doing thinrs there that are —
[2426]Super-huran, that: without the necessary means at hand they are
[2427]resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
[2428]contacts that “he has nad in Snain with different veople, and he
[2429]never has cormitted an error, and has always handled everything
[2430]with creat tact and in favor or his government, even when ho has
[2431]had to. deal with .Palansists. . . so
[2434]Ruiz says that he ‘is very sensitive and that things have got to
[2435]the point that ‘he ‘cantt just let them so by, thines they are
[2436]accusing him of in Havana, But, there is no one that has the
[2437]courage to tell him directly.to his face 30 that he could
[2439]justify hinself, and if ther-are things that he cannot handle then.
[2440]for them to call hin beck, end réliere hin: of the. post because
[2442]"Cort andante Gutllermo Ruiz cannot resolve then, bud the thing ts
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[2448]don't undorstand tis,
[2450]“days ‘that ho has been in tre Revolution si ;
[2451]“yeare old,-wren he horan to thin: for hinsclf,. “He savs that 4
[2452]“he belonzs to no vorty, none other, that is, but the Cuban - ; 4
[2454]: érdassart-aent to pecofve Win or listen te o>
[2455]him when he coes there. Toracto Says that the worst. o2- fe 9.
[2457]{s thet here in Spain thero is Always Some sorsonallity fron there
[2458]that they have to o tertain, soncone imnortent, and that the -
[2459]attention ther need is continual, and sometines. ft is. necess<
[2460]ary to attend to the veonlo here in Svatn, wiich provents
[2462]thot from’ attending trose who arrive from tvere, but they
[2464]He continues to talk with Horacto-and he AS indinnant, -Ruis
[2465]ncé he, was twenty.
[2467]communist party. He says that the situation is beconing so
[2468]unco:fortable rorardinn him, and he doesn't like it at all. Ca
[2469]He says he puts everything he has an all he care nossible |: cae
[2471]into doing his job.
[2473]“Rulz says that one never knows about these Shings in Havana, 4
[2475]and that it {s nossible that he won't be returnine, In the |
[2476]ovent that this should Nappen, ho is Boing to leave Horacio “|
[2477]offielally in charze, so that he will represent him durlar i
[2478]his abdscenes.as Charge’ je Affairs, and if he roturnas he will
[2479]notify the Svanish government officially, Ne wants senoles
[2480]or models of tho passports to take with hin, and then he
[2481]tells Horacio that if he nas not roturned by the 18th of
[2482]July, that he should renrosent hin at the official recention,
[2483]Ho gives Horacio instructicns as to wnat to wear, what the
[2484]official corermonios aro and just what they consist of,
[2486]Report Mo.35l 30 June 1970
[2488]tulz speaks to someone that calls and gives him a mossace
[2490]which annoys Quis. .Someone nas called the Provinctal Denarte
[2491]mont of >,blic Hoalth of Santander sayinz thet they (the Cubans)
[2492]use "doric acid” in the stoves(?) which they exnort, The
[2494]give hin this messare in the name of the Co eroial Gf*ice of
[2495]Cuba, they have a Latin-Aneri-an accent, ani say that ther
[2496]would take adequate measures so thet no stove would be shipped,
[2498]-Rulz says to Horacio that he doesn't have tira to take care
[2499]of this matter, and for hin to acconnany Franco and co to the
[2500]‘General Department of Security and rake charsas about the
[2502]telepnone e211 wich is interfer: so with the trade botween
[2503]Cuta and Snain, “Ye says to so risht up as fer as the Caneral
[2504]Director if necessary, not exnlatsins the "boric acid” one-way. °
[2505]or another, put simoly as to the malicious call wich was Co
[2506]made in “he nane of the Cormercial Office of Cuba. Tris can
[2507]cause a delay of six or efeht das in the desarture of a snip
[2508]while this call is being explained. in Public Vealth.
[2511]ROUTING - AND RixOKD SHEET ae @
[2513]“Ht hile aa: and tilg: Showa ary not proper,
[2515]and forward to Rib.
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[2608]telephone qall:con 24 June’ (p
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[2616]--Horacto}/ UENTES. wa tinezZ Speculating on,
[2618]Recorded Subjoct's. reaction to the unexplained call as follows:
[2619]a fi an fe - - ;
[2621]all to Havana, which came.
[2622]: (probably fromMINREX) bidding
[2623]2sJ"B.A'R-R.E DA Perez.‘to return, ‘QUDOZE has
[2625]“Havana's possible motives for requesting his /afte “5 “76.
[2627]return. at this time, when in a matter of a. few. (.&s >
[2629]" weeks he was scheduled to travel to Cuba for the
[2630]26 of. July celebrations which he expected -to
[2632]Combine with his vacation leave. He was extremely: ‘>
[2634]upset and complained bitterly about companeros
[2635]who have tried to discredit him in Havana. He
[2636]wondered if Havana was going to put him on the
[2637]carpet for charges brought against him by these
[2638]companeros, He recalled one COLON (he was
[2639]not sure of the name) who last summer made false
[2640]accusations against him, for which he received a
[2641]letter of reprimand from Havana,
[2643]B. Subject also wondered if Havana could have
[2645]any complaints about his work. He had always main-
[2646]tained good relations with the Spaniards and despite
[2648]their contrary political idiology, he was careful
[2649]not to ruffle their feathers while upholding. his
[2650]government's position at all times. ‘He could not
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[2684]~Tmapine | “that Havana would “question him on that
[2686]score, However, if there were problems that
[2688]Havana felt’ he Jacked the absiity to pesolye, |
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[2691]bee elite TA bt ae wk dino. e: thes e oe —_
[2692]> ners ia ee a area revolutionary Since the ago _ ee :
[2693]of, 20 when -he ‘began to think for-himself., “Me 77 0 0 pe
[2694]“Shad-aieVer bolonged to any political party other. ~~ a en oe
[2695]than the Cuban Communist. the current state of
[2696]_ affairs, however, was becoming too disturbing and
[2697]distasteful to him because conscientiously he
[2698]knew that. he was: -putting forth. his full mental
[2699]‘atid ‘physteal: capacity toward: the fulfillment of.
[2701]: ‘Subject told. Fuentés that since he didn't
[2702]rn . know what: was’ brewing in Havana it was possible
[2703]a on . ‘that hé might not. return to Madrid, . In any event.
[2704]’ He: “would ‘designate Fuentes to substitute for him -
[2705]as charge ‘d'affaires. During the entire conver—
[2706]sation no ‘mention — was made of Oréstes BARREDA - :
[2707]. “and why he was. asked to return with RU IZ. 7 .
[2708]The. latter Seemed to be thoroughly absorbed in his
[2709]own concern over whatever fate lay in store for hin
[2710]on his return to Cuba.
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[2731]COMPLETE LEANING UNDERWAY IN CUBAN EMBASSY, ‘ALL STAFF
[2733]. PATICIPATING, IN PREPARATION FOR ARRIVAL 15 JULY OF VIP
[2734]—FROW_HAVANA. _ FURTHERMORE, THAT LARGE NUMBERS OF PERSONAL
[2735]| |. EFFECTS BELONGING TO FAMILY GUILLERHO RUIZ. PEREZ
[2736]ae “.  (281-735296) WERE PACKED, INQLUDING ALL OF RUIZ’S
[2737]PERSONAL BOOKS FROM OFFICE. “DEFINITE IMPRESSION IS THAT
[2738]RUIZ WILL NOT RETURN. - , .
[2739]2. STATION MONITORING QUDOZE/QUT IID AND AIRPORT
[2741]TO DETERMINE FURTHER DETAILS CONCERNING NEW ARRIVAL AND
[2742]OTHER CHANGES, .
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[2803]“RIBASSADOR LONDON, GOING KAVAYA FROG MADRID 14 JULY.
[2805]SE CRET 1316192 JUL “U6 C1 cile HADE ID 1664 _
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[2820]TEXT OF EXTRACT (Alee cite doc. Gietribution, Diessa. No. ete. 7 4t oppliceble)
[2824]RUIZ PEREZ, GUILLERMO
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[2834]OSMOFPOIROELHMM R 7106070271 !
[2836]Indicate The Subject, Project Or
[2837]- 201 File No. In Fhich This
[2838]Form Is To Be Filed.
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[2861]RUIZ PEREZ GUILLERMO 91 009-001
[2862]201-735296 WMI M- 08160
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[2965]DIAZ VIGO» ALBERTO! " -9¢1-815359
[2966]201-7925¢4 i PARI-095962
[2967]SEX M 008 ? 62 JUL 70
[2972]R 7007160602 |
[2976]FILE IN 201-2220
[2978]FORM
[2980]e387 867 oot PeCviOUn EDD TIONS. SECRET
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[2998]PAGE 14 UH/litAKI e126 SEC RET ns ’ Ae Prarie vee. ,
[3000]MINISTRY. HE WAS LATER NAMED Fins 1 SECRETARY IN
[3002]NORTH KOREA AFTER BASILIO- RODRIGUEZ, FORMER Labor :
[3004]HAW ISTER, ‘WAS ‘SENT THERE AS ANBASSHDOR, RuioR’ 1 WINREX. .
[3005]Is SHAT MULET. WAS RECRUITED BY D61 IN WORTH KOREA
[3007]OW HIS RETURH, “HE DISAPPEARED, FALLING TO CONE TO WORK
[3009]FOR EITHER THE LABOR MINISTRY OR MINREX. IE SUDDENLY
[3010]' REAPPEARED ABOUT..TWO MONTHS AGO TO STUDY sipaneg it
[3012]_ PREPARATION HIS CURRENT ASSIGHMENT, RUMOR IN MINREX
[3013]CIRCLES IS THAT HE RECEIVED DGI TRAINING DURING PERIOD
[3014]7 HE OUT OF CIRCULATION. a . ma
[3015]- La’ EXPANSION oF IYFLUEWCE IN IBERIA PENINSULA. .
[3016]SUBY SAID HE KWEW OF WO DGI PLANS IW THIS REGARD, HE | “de ao!
[3017]SAID THAT HE KNOWS GUILLERNO RUIZ PEREZ YELL AND
[3019]Sane
[3021]"CONSIDERS HIt DGIe- CWILL DEBRIEF SUBY OW RUIZ IN al ‘ At
[3022]. a aR ~-. 4 ;
[3023]NEW YORK.) SUBJ DOES NOT KNOW RAFAEL FERNANDEZ a ae
[3027]SARDINAS. SUBJ EXPECTS CUBAN RELATIONS WITH SPAIN 10
[3028]_ DETERIORATE BECAUSE CUBA VOTED AGAINST IMPORTANT
[3029]spanish RESOLUTION AT RECENT ILO CONF ERENCE IN GENEVA,
[3030]( BETHOURY UNFORTUNATELY: DID- ‘NOT. GET DETAILS: RESOLUTION.)
[3031]CUBAN DELEGATION RAD GOTTEN INSTRUCT 10%: ‘S FROM RISQUET
[3032]Fhe sr
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[3037]14.0000
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[3054]yO, e132 ae z Ji 1 | “CITE DIRECTOR “047884
[3056]Clastlication)
[3058]-SECRET
[3062]‘a .
[3063]MADRID INFO: WH/MIAMT PALI S
[3065]ayaa oe
[3066]A TYPIC QUDOZE 8
[3069]REF; OSMA-26240 (wer sev Paks)
[3071]1, IN REF QUDOZE REPORT NO 314 OF 5 MAY AMAUTO-1 HAS VERY
[3073]. INTERESTING CONVERSATION WITH UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO APPARENTLY
[3074]JUST ARRIVED MADRID FROM CUBA AND PLANNING STUDY IN ALCALA, UNIVERSITY
[3076]OF SANTANDER, AND LATER IN PARIS.
[3078]2. ACCORDING CONVERSATION BETWEEN SUBJECTS, UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN IS
[3080]PCC MEMBER, PLANS MAINTAIN CONTACT WITH CUBAN EMBASSY MADRID AND
[3081]WILL POSSIBLY SERVE AS INFORMER/SPOTTER AMONG UNLVERSITY STUDENTS,
[3083]AMAUTO-1 ASKED SUBJECT LEAVE MAILING ADDRESS AND PROMISED FUTURE
[3085]: CONTACT BY "PARTY WOMEN'S FEDERATION,” UNFORTUNATELY SUBJECT'S
[3087]ADDRESS NOT MENTIONED, ADDITIONAL CHECK OF HQS QUDOZE /QUTIMID INO
[3089]- PAIL LED MENTION ANY SUB. JECT POSSIBLY TDES PLCAL WITH THIS WOMAN,
[3090]3. VIEW POSSIBILITY DGI PLANNING USE SUBJECT AS COLLABORATOR ©
[3091]WHILE SHE IS ABROAD, HQS WOULD APPRECIATE MADRID ASSISTANCE IN
[3092]ATTEMPT ESTABLISH HER IDE NTITY, aaa ACTIVITIES, AND \ NY ww
[3093]AAAS at
[3094]AS POSSIB! ue IN--PLACE aecnutnivk YY
[3096]— em me
[3099]TING OFFICES
[3101]ADDITIONAL INFO FOR ASSESSMENT.
[3102]AUTHLOTICATING
[3104]coor .
[3105]RELEASING OFFICER . ; §? SECR. E T | ben i OrFICER
[3106]- AQer- T3524
[3108]COPY NO
[3110]REPRODUCTION BY OTHCR TA THE ISSUING Orrice 1S tS PROUIGITLD.
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[3147]TARGET. NO. OBJECTION STATION QUERYING LIAISON.
[3149]4, FILE 201-735296.
[3150]END OF MESSAGE
[3152]: __WH/COG/COMMENT : QUDOZE info on conversation “between AMAUTO-1
[3153]and unidentified woman who appears fully integrated ‘
[3154]with Cuban regime and offers collaborate with DGI ‘
[3155]while studying abroad, ; ;
[3158]Youn OF
[3159]“5 fs , . 7 . woe .- / A $s
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[3166]i RELEASING OFFICER wi | SEC RE T | _ nd DETR
[3167]RCPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING CFFICE 1S PROMIBITEA, _ COPY KO
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[3195]SECRET 2616202 JUN 70 CITE MADRID oy
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[3198]. DIRECTOR INFO WIVMTAME — fe
[3201]‘9 lee Ivan R ULZ VECIANA, SON OF GUILLERNO RUIZ
[3202]Yes "PEREZ (201+735296), LEFT FOR HAVANA 24 JUNE WHERE WILL
[3204]ATTE*D SCHOOL. , F
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[3241]DIRECTOR INFO win a _ we
[3242]OTYEIC wauto owwore Frawee -
[3243]REF: MADRID 1457 (+ 10636) .
[3244]le ON - uve (CONFIRMED THAT GUILLERNO -R.U TZ PEREZ we.
[3245]at orestes’ a RAPT SEAT Geaves ae wavann 90 sung> .
[3246]2. RUIZ STILL Im pousT AS TO PURPOSE OF. CONSULTATION
[3247]BUI EXPRESSED WORRIES TO WIFE THAT SOMEONE IN HAVANA ~
[3249]MAY BE WIDER CUTTING js, ) ,
[3250]el- BUS
[3252]3. CARLOS A. ER gf E I R A GARCIA w EOC ARRIVED) 24 JUR 24 June?
[3254]“APPARENTLY WAS USABLE CLARIFY.
[3256]4. FILE $51-735296 GP-1
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[3288]SECRET 250825 Jun 1B.
[3289]DIRECTOR INFO WivMIANE
[3291]- TYPIC AMAUTO QUDOZE.
[3293]TO FINLAND TO TRAVEL HAVANA.
[3295]"EW ROUTE PARIS ON 24 JUNE.
[3296]2. FILE 201 AS INDICATED,
[3297]SECRET.
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[3312]Ab, GULLERNO. -R UI Z PEREZ (261-735296y AND ORESTES |
[3313]BARREDA "PEREZ. A261- ~82 1008) GOING TO HAVANA SOON IN if
[3314]RESPONSE TO ‘2AJ UNE P HORE CALL FROM MINREX,:
[3315]WHETHER PURPOSE RELATED TO ADVANCED DATE OF JULY CHIEF.
[3316]OF MISSION MEETING OR SPANISH-CUBAN RELATIONS.
[3317]MADE THAT IT’ COUD RELATE TO RECENT REQUEST FOR AMBASSADOR
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[3323]RUIZ IN DOUBT ..
[3325]SPECULATION
[3327]RUIZ PLANS TO DIscuss WITH
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[3391]Ae GUILLERMO RUT 2 PEREZ (2a1-735296) AND WIFE
[3393]——— ce cima RE a
[3395]‘CVGTNG KAVANA 26 OR 2i JULY FCR GENERAL ME NREX MEETING CHIEFS
[3397]OF ®iSSION LATTER KALF JULY.
[3398]Be PERSON CURRENTLY CKIEF OF SECRETARIAT FOR CARLOS
[3399]CRA TN SCLER GOL!G TO WARSAW AS Ati SASSAD OR.
[3400]C. CTRER FANSASSADORS IN HADRID THAT CATE AVATTING
[3401]23° JUNE FLIGKT TO HAVANA INCLUCED RAUL V ALDES Vivo
[3402]—.
[3404]: ne ee,
[3405](251-27) ALIPIG ZGRRILLA MAZCRRA (Z281-812118),
[3406]a ore on ne te ee omen
[3407]AND CARLOS AL FARAS VEARELA (2U1-S14691).
[3410]dD. SHE Dis .CUSSTON KELD BeT Veen RUIZ, WIFE AND ASOVE
[3412]VISITORS CONCERNING whi WILL BE RENT AMCASSADCR TO &CKOCCO,
[3414]IN DOUBT WHETHER WILL be CKAIN SCLOIER SGN-IN-LAY CR POSSTELY
[3415]SOR-Ii-LAW AMMARTINI-1 (21-272443). (CAXNCT CLARIFY SINCE
[3416]PARTICIPANTS GUALLY VAGUE.) ° ” .
[3418]| 2 FILE 201S AS NCTED. GP-1
[3420]SECRET
[3422]Uden 1 LOT1O
[3423]RYSAT TYPIC GUDOQZE = ; 614
[3424]‘Le SUDOZE REPORTS 1S JUNE FOLLCUING cusad # ANSASSADOR TAL
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[3435]j 1 SENECT: Jwles Chopin .
[3436]j .
[3437]: #% 2200 vs on the eveni
[3438]entered the Bobussy offices es .
[3439]: “strain of, the, ot 1
[3440]. ’ ‘texen to ne race .
[3441]so, 0 ‘Waile Sipping Ssoteh 4 evening ke .
[3442]: ‘sae of his- natural fears of the tres ent and Mriure.
[3443]i - a Tn all fairness, he east te eonaende ering our evestions-
[3444]j in en straighiforcard, sincere renner. wile nos every questioa-- :
[3445]4 fro: the various interested Farties--wes wat te hin, the magority .
[3446]7 vere. In sone eases, he was tiven reazirezents for the next reeting, .
[3447]. i end in eddition, ne offered severed vort: ZLe reports... : ee ©
[3448]1 — 2, Apart froa the business as aects or the meeting there vere tro
[3450]to the personal safety of his : US end sy “stand that: efter
[3451]| his conduct, on 12-13 Febreer; oF » he had to vrove his vorth end
[3452]{ Goo Laith; not to me, but to she po-ers that te, who vere highly
[3453]{ “’ distrustful of his intentions : .
[3454]Specifically, the folloving matters vere discussed:
[3455]My Bee , “le. Asked if he knev what the DoT was, Chopin ves confused, but
[3456]_ ‘ understood when I said "Ds: . In his circle, te Intel
[3457]. people sre knom as "Ser vedo" cr "G-2", ie denies .
[3458]he has ever vortied Yor He dovets thas he hes
[3459]“ever vorked for then unritt as never had rore than
[3460]& passing worhing relation 2 1 States that ke kas
[3461]4 never snown official she intel Eersonnel are, “bub efter ovhil Le,
[3462]! : yor con hear end see thincs thet leave no dovbt.” Astied to ieentif£,
[3463]i those persons who he feels éve intel end thely hierarchy, Chopin
[3464]Slated; : .
[3465]i .
[3466]j “A. In eerly 1069, ¥ to te Chie? of Intel
[3468]! { oe,
[3469]t \ B. When Orlando CASTRO defected inc. Ferch 2660, LOPEZ was
[3470], | \ innedietel ly. recalled to eraend has not been keard fron
[3471]I ; : : doef intel, end Havena sent
[3472]H %. WIth VALDES, cene
[3473]i . “2: ar}sho vent to work as
[3474]; / DIAZ Vigo's secre vary her to he an inted = \
[3475]/ ezent as well, ; °
[3476]C. Inc, lete February or ez: Diaz Vino wes recalled we ie
[3477]to Havana. He has not teen Son Loein and there is pin?
[3479]du Cas i hOFPA 42630 sterner fiers Bel~ Sls 334
[3485]thet ke 111 not retvrn,
[3487]shortly efter he arrived ia Feris
[3488]ry of tho Gunn Bebassy rave
[3489]ffours essis nee Whereupon ALVARSS.
[3490]i “"Y Aidn't cone here
[3491]r fimetionca prosinentay
[3492]ce his -etatus after
[3493]yone in that rode,"
[3495]ont
[3497]Of their iranner of
[3498]ents ore; end, ine vor,
[3501]Chopin ge
[3502]Ende sy t
[3503]does not huss:
[3504]their visits.
[3505]are vhen they ente:
[3506]material,
[3509]he exact mr pose of
[3510]a Tetin Amertcan types
[3511]& Lor pronecanda
[3512]In those ceses, ch opin: Gixveets thea to help
[3514]2 peblications available.
[3516]Aves fron the racks of f Cuban
[3519]pxadeid YOR 8d penne 2
[3521]Perez (201-=735296) and Danilo MENDEZ Fernandez |
[3522]PR RS enh emerees 201788424)
[3524]ion
[3526]nas 1969, after, turning ‘down other
[3527]35296) -
[3529]At Christ; ( ;
[3530]ons, AMXARTINI-1 and his wife decepted an inviti
[3531]ie home-of Guillémo “RUIZ Perez (20
[3532]wife Nilda. Another couple was: present, Danilo.
[3533]DE Z Fernandez -(201-788424) and his wife Lydia.
[3534]spressed the AMNARTINI couple as intelligent. and
[3535]_dié.talked-very favorably of the U.S.-, especially
[3537]“for: which. he ‘had great admiration. :.."Agericans
[3538]} ry "bad", ke Said, “but they have very good things.”
[3539]“Jose, let's go to New York”, he Said at one point, Causing |
[3541]NENDEZ, .a good ‘revolutionary, some discomfort. He never had
[3542]trouble in the five years he spent’.in ‘the States, Ruiz said’
[3543]“at. another point in the conversation. ;
[3544]°2. Mendez is a "great apple polisuer", according. to the
[3545]’ AWNARTINE. couple, and he was hard put to know what to-say
[3546]when ‘the “AmbaSsacor", his boss (indirectly) spoke so favorably
[3547]of the U.S. MMARTINI-l's wife, on the other hand, said that
[3548]nydia Mendez was having a somewhat similar problem with
[3549]- Nilda Ruiz. The latter was expecting. again at the time and
[3550]afters five boys, Lydia suggested that she (Nilda} probably
[3551]wished for a girl. "Not at all", said Nilda. "I don't want
[3552]a daughter of mine to go into agricultural work at fourteen
[3553]years of age", she exclaimed setting Lydia back, AMMARTINI-i
[3554]pointed out that the Ruiz couple has a 14 year-old son in Cuba --
[3555]4 a “hostage” while they are abroad. They might be willing to
[3556]defect, according to AMNMARTINI-1, if it weren't for leaving the
[3557]_ boy in Cuba, .
[3559]Distribution:
[3560]2 - C/WHD : ....continued
[3562]2 - C/EUR
[3565]|
[3566]|
[3567]|
[3569]- COS, WH/Siaai
[3571]§ 70553 RU moodle
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[3596]£ -
[3597]24
[3599]. * Incides .tally,,- MMART IN -1 said that he was.
[3600]\ ne so surprised. to learn that -Rurz oe becn Vice-minister of - : vy
[3601]an oe. po Febeagn Trade™ before coning to Spain. Ruiz hinself - ;
[3602]re rn oO “meat .oned ‘it casually ohe. day.- ;
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[3738]- oe Report No. 3k oo June 1970 oo,
[3739]oS Rutz dictates to. Nilda:"the Cuban -[mbassy greets. the Minister _
[3740]ios ~. . . OF Forotin Affairs and has -the pleasure: to request the corrrs-
[3742]: oo  pondang perniasion to carry a.pistol, "Star" 9 M.M,short, No.50,
[3744]Bo 223k, witch at. the present tine 1a being held in the offtees
[3746]be t “of. the "Star" factory, in the Plaza dé Espafia, for a
[3747]as bo. 4 +++. —» Wh0S0 ‘photograph is attached,
[3749]. tA rT :
[3750]. a BLY ; _ prea
[3751]i op. Rudz 4s talkine With @ Cuban who fs in Madrid on a scholarship, gore:
[3753]; - 7 a> Ghey are taliting of brincing’a teacher fron Cuba and Ruiz
[3755]Bot says that this would:be very difficult, Fe says that instruction
[3757]i soo, ds given by professors, -but education 1s given by the parents,
[3759]i -  \. and what the childron will be denends on tLs education... °
[3761]vr a Rulz says that hls father mace Nim a communist, Of all the
[3763]ie . cron, he was the only one that studied, but tt was his
[3765]‘father that formed Shem all, From the tine he W&8S 2 small
[3767]child his father pave hin books of Lenin to read, ™hese books
[3769]arrived clandest inely to Cuba, He renartss about “problems his
[3771]own children have fiven him. He refers to an incident where
[3773]one of the ehildren was invited to a First Cormunton, and '
[3774]Speaks of the freodom he &ave-the child to mike hig First _ .
[3775]Communion also, if he wanted to, - a _ oe
[3777]a
[3779]Pt swnitttittiemath -serue.—-
[3781]Then Ruiz says that his other son "ALEJANDRO, 48 inclined to
[3782]remain in Spain, and he ts willing to let him if tunis ts what
[3783]the boy wants. He says that these tines have to com from
[3784]one's own self, and if they aro opnosed in these actions it
[3785]can leave marks on them tor the rest of their lives, Rutz
[3786]Says he gives then the liberty to choose,
[3788]Ruiz tol} tits student with whom he is conversinre that Ale ian-
[3789]DEA Wir! has gone to tho United States, and adds tha
[3791]6Z2' wife never came to meetines or reun‘tons that
[3793]- were held at the embassy. She always gave as an oxcune that
[3794]hor nerves were bad, Ruiz says thot De La Nuaz took the money
[3795]with him, tT ee
[3797]This comrade(F) left at 12:15. He said foodbye to her very ,
[3798]cordialiy, Apparently arotind the 29th of the month she is
[3799]going to Paris,
[3801]Later uiz ontered the office scatn and nut the radio on vory
[3802]loud. He didn't leave the office all morninz, but the radio
[3803]“continued to play very loud; so mich so that you ean hardly
[3804]tell when anyono 600s in or out of the of*ilee,
[3806]Report 345 18 June 1970
[3807]Apparently they have received a document in which all the Chrtefs
[3808]of Mission have been called to Cuba for the third weels of July,
[3809]as Some of then can make it coincide with their leave, He tells
[3811]Curbelo thas he intends to send Nilda either hefo-e or after he
[3815]14-0000
[3817]| ee
[3819]“ Revort Hon35{eonts usd) “18 June 1970 - ; ;
[3821]. .. Ruiz.and Nilea are alone and are- talit a: about when they can: ; :
[3822]leave Spain, Ruiz aavts here to goon Iberia, but Nilda . , : ,
[3823]8887S she -docsntt want:to fo senerately. If he Foes on Cubana . ‘ ,
[3824]she ‘will go with hin, Wilda speaks of she 18th ‘of Jaly Fiestas.
[3825]and says thst the Minister has been so nice to hin that he
[3826]shouldn't -miss- this Spatiish holiday. They then discuss woe ea
[3827]leaving for Havana on- 1 the 20th or 2ist’ of Jalye ‘ : . J
[3832]14-0000
[3834]etter follox t's one closal errs ae
[3835]alee gee = one closely, because honi4
[3836]TINT. °s some. iaw Ye Secause It shoul
[3838]ra
[3840]Aeport No.3hS 18 June 1970.
[3841]Nilda speaks to Ruiz about seneone that spoke .to her-that wants
[3842]to stay in Madrid for a few days, but they don't have any money, ; a
[3843](Possibly tt is ALSANA)and they nave asked her if. they can stay . : . -
[3844]at her house, It seems that the peovle she ig caikine about are
[3845]on their way to Cuba, and they sav ,if they don't have the money
[3846]to stay. in Madrid, then le§ them go dirvetly to Cuba, -..
[3848]uree that CHADI’s so -law is soinng to Morocco as
[3850]CuBan ambassador, -The-one & he had as his secretary,
[3851]When Alfara was inHadrid he said that the son-in-law had .
[3852]eneither the personality nor the qualifications for the position,
[3853]"Ruiz says that if they are referring to the head of Chaints
[3854]office, that he is poing to Poland.as anbassa‘or, but Nilda
[3855]insists that it 1s the huaband of Chain's daurhter. -
[3856]-.|° Two comradés ‘arrive, a man an:i.a oman, ‘They are going to |.
[3857]: Holland, where’ they will spend a week, ard they want a visa,
[3858]| Phey will ro to other Euronean countries also, and will be a
[3859]| month and a half al together.(It seems that it is only the woman
[3860]| that is going to Holland and the other countries), Ruiz asks
[3861]-{ her if 46 is her first trip to Murope. She says it is her first
[3862]{ trip to Western Europo, but that she has alroady been in the
[3863]socialist countries of Europe. Ruiz asks them what Havana thought
[3864]about De la Nuez. ‘Rulz says it isn’t worth hay‘nn an apcument
[3865]or quarrel with the "“allero" becanse of De la Nunez. Rutz ; i
[3866]pelleves that the whole af*air was handlod by “he C.T, A.
[3868]Ruiz asks them who has «eon raned ambassacor to Morocco, and ‘hey
[3869]confirm the fact that the husband of his danuchter (CHAIN-?) has
[3871]been appointed.
[3873]They return to the topbof De la Nuez, Rulz says the only thing
[3874]they know fs that he has sone, bus they conti know where, In
[3875]any case, most likely they had family or friends anons the.
[3877]refugees In Miami,
[3879]: » Ruiz asks the ;irl if there are new people in the Ministry
[3880]. . \x there (Havana-?), if new ones are ccening in, ~~. She says that her
[3881]»* ¥ enterprise has 71 employees, and that 55 of them are outside of
[3882]: A xe the enterprise, that the personnel situation is very bad, Two
[3883]WY We days ago they started giving lan:ua;e classes in French and German,
[3884]ye my and they talked with RAHUL and ha believes it is very necessary,
[3885]‘ a because 1t is very difficult to find people. In addition to their '
[3886]\ N being of trust, wiat is difficult is treir laci: of culture,
[3887]c - Again they discuss De la Nuez'’ case and *is wife, - They tell
[3888]NS Ruiz not to be too discourajal because it is the “irst time that
[3889]C anythins, Bike this hanged to him here. -Rutz tells them about
[3890]: . the fllness of the woman, and that she never wanted to come to
[3891]the meetings, but on the other hand went to reetinns and cath-.
[3892]erings of cormercial people and others, Fe was never suspic tous
[3893]of him. Two days before he had been in the stucy Center with
[3894]all ,of them, Ruiz says that it had been six months since they
[3896]An)
[3904], Report No.5 (continued)
[3906]proposed cett inn a substitute -for De La Nuez, but only because
[3907]of his ad:ini istrative inefficiency, on2 -for no other reason,
[3908]If Ruis had suspected anvthing.he wocls have out him on a -
[3909]plane and sent. hin back there. ; . . .
[3911]A person from the Feria tn. Rarcelona comes into the office.
[3912]He has sone: business ‘to do with Noracio here in Madrid, .
[3913]They. hope: thst -Rasl LEON wilt arrive on Thursday, “as they
[3914]have many. things to wor': ont tofether rorardine the
[3916]Chaiiber of Cormterce in Madrid. Ile seals abot "Cubaexnort®
[3918]and a problem that they ‘ave with the brand name, ‘He says ‘it
[3919]would be better to postnone the process ani continue oxnorting
[3920]seanwiile to the Canary Islands, until it f3 all settled.
[3922]He ‘Aas visited. ihe Chamber: of Commerce.in Barcelona, He has
[3924]eaten and had supper with some of the peonle from there. He.
[3926]. mentions GUERNERO y Garabon, to whom he and ROVIRA have siven
[3928]an explanation: Pirst, the problen that exists with the Gran
[3929]Chamber of Cormerce can ‘be resolved by a simple diploma‘ic
[3930]festure, Second, the individual that has an interest in 1t,it is
[3931]up ts hig Third, the nroblem can he solved hy establishing.
[3933]_ another Chamber of Corriorce in Madrid, This however, would
[3935]involve sncending and would not be worth it to them oconomically.
[3937]ROVIRA told hin that he wanted to so to Californta. Tle wants to
[3939]be close to Cuda and learn the future Ceve lopment of the |
[3941]Cuban production,
[3943]Nilda says thet they neve received a call from Paris telling
[3944]them thet VALDES VIVO left there and will arrive in Madri¢c at
[3945]2:hS PM, Ruiz asks if they sent the cable to Moscow, Nilda
[3946]says thet thoy have, but that no one answered the cable. They
[3947]have received only ona cable from Moscow saving tnat he was
[3948]coning, Then they sont another cable back askin: on what
[3949]Flight, and on what day, but they have had no answer,
[3951]Report No.3h6_
[3952]two people onter Ruiz! office, One of then is called
[3953]They are discussini: De La Nuez, Zorrilla saya he has heen very
[3954]hurt by it all, not only nolitically, but personally also. He
[3956]says that he always felt that De La Nuez was a verson one could
[3958]trust, and that ne has failed then. Puts says that hero everyone
[3960]s
[3962]trusted hin.
[3964]“7ORRILIA™ (oh),
[3966]14-0000
[3968]4
[3970]-consul in Jamaica.
[3972]em,
[3974]Rehdrt Te. 16 (cont Anued) ; .
[3975]They contitnue to ‘talc avout Be La unez, part tevlarly the visitors,
[3976]Rutz spys that after hls they are mating to have to stnrenethen
[3977]the cadres, that it igs portant for. everyone. _"e savs he has
[3978]spokon to '. MAINEL CASTAISAL » (phon), end they have ; arreed to
[3980]~-- form new very strict-cadres,- wee
[3982]The yialvors. leave. and’on savin roodbye Ruiz says not to
[3983]discusa the De La Nuez affair too. nach’ so that it .wontt spread
[3984]any further. Resides, . they. are all very imm-ressed hy it.
[3988]nS VIVO CALLS. RUIZ on the telephone. Re asks din’ 'f he
[3989]has arrived at the iiotel: and {f~he has saen } ISI (phon).
[3990](MAR IST {1s staying at the same hotol as Valdes). "Ruiz says thst
[3992]éorrilla has. just been therg, and he nas riven him. the telennone
[3993]numbor of the hotel for him to call, Ho'says they | have had no word ©
[3995]on the:Cubana flisht, only thet it is to arrive’ today and will
[3996]leave. ‘tonight. -But, -#uiz says if ft arrives at 3 ‘o'clock that -
[3997]this will not give then time to inspect it and 91] to leave,
[3998]even though they will do it all at nighte -Both Valdes and
[3999]Marist are leaving; tats. evening, on Cubana.
[4001]Ruts then snvaks with Marisi, snd saya that he had heard of his
[4002]appointment as ambagsndor, apparently this is the one that 1s
[4003]to be in Morocco, Thoy say that ti:fts ambas SACOrs. {n all the
[4005]capitals that ho is soln; to, is viaited by she hest “octors, Ruiz.
[4007]tells thom that he has a ‘Luncheon envarenent but thet ho will
[4008]Keep in touch rogarding the Plipht, .
[4010]Report 10.348 _
[4012]Tho ‘ambassacor that has just arrive! from Beirut onter the
[4014]. office, He was at tne movies last nicht and they comment on it.
[4016]Then two other persons come in, one of Shem is Zorrilla.
[4017]They sneak of various i inns; that by diplomatic mail “hey
[4018]should only send thincs of a confidential nature, everything
[4019]else should go by diplomatic pouchs
[4021]“MGRCHDES enters and sacs that Cornmade Arsando VOL ALCUTZ, whom
[4023]Ruiz does not know, is here, He is the father or the Cuban
[4024]He says he Tis been Nero 15 days walt ‘ar
[4026]: 5 e resolved, He adds thet a Rosa Maria of the
[4028]Ministry was Suvposed to resolve. this nroblem, but she hasn't
[4030]done so. He doesn't want to borrow money here, and RARREDA has
[4032]alre:dy given hin 1000 nasetas. lio wants then to send a cable to
[4034]Havana to resolve his situation. Morecdes says that tuls
[4036]esnsul studied in the Uni versity. with Barreda and that he is a
[4037]very ‘1no person, .
[4041]1
[4042]H
[4043]1
[4044]i
[4046]4
[4048]taking it out of his-vecket. Hos
[4050]between two peovles of “he same blood.
[4052]with regard to Spain,
[4054]5
[4056]my eo i =
[4058],
[4059]Report Xoaed (continued) ©
[4061]They toll Rutz that the person that ia hero is ALARCON; he hasn't
[4062]seen hin, ner has he received any cable about his arrival. ‘
[4064]Ssazor-acks Rais if they carry pistols here. Ruiz
[4065]no. with five chaxbers, with which he ean shoot without
[4066]j they won't kidnap hin, and. _..-
[4068]are 10,000° sisaros heres:
[4070]‘that one has to be prepared for th
[4072]“Ruiz. tells.the anbassacor to conselt with ROA and tell. hin that
[4074]he has received a cable telline him to be in Havana the second
[4076]- week of July, but. that the HatLonal Day in Spain is on the kth.
[4078]Ye saya that he dorsntt vant to miss this celebration, because
[4079]the Minister of Poreien affairs came to. thoir fiesta, and he _
[4080]would have to explain about the reunion in Havana andall that,
[4082]“and they could think something else. - So that he is thinking
[4083]of staying even if he nas to leave the very next day on the 19th.
[4085]Report: No.349 7
[4087]Some comrades arrive. It appears to be the Alfaras. .Kercedes
[4088]calis Iberia and confirns reservations for the afternoon flight
[4090]to Havana, #941, in the nares of Carlos Alfara and Serta Fernandez.
[4091]She asks what time they shoule be in the airport in order to ‘
[4092]leavo on the six o'clock flicht. They tell her they snould bo
[4094]OVE he
[4096]there an hour vefore Slinns times
[4097]Ruiz begins to dictate. the following to Nilda, in a-very low voice
[4098]‘to enlarre further on the report dated 7 of the current month :
[4099]regarding my reeting with the Minister of Labor, Sr. LICINTO DE LA
[4100]FUSHTE, in relation tu the request of theNational Institute of Fish!
[4101]ing and the Ministry of Basic Industries for contractinr, /
[4102]Spanish technicians, we wish to tnform you that today we
[4104]recoived a telephone enll from the rxecutive Officer to the
[4106]Ministry of Labor. Ye informed us that cur request for Spanish
[4107]teehnicians is still bein: ecnsidered, but that the Minister of /
[4108]Labor and the Spanish sovernment wishes to cormdnicate offictal= f
[4109]ly to my Government, their official displeasure with the pos-
[4110]ition adopted by the cuban representation in the last meeting
[4112]of the O.1.7.(I.L.9) re aca nponosition that tnterferes in
[4113]the internal affairs of, n, “Unfortunately the Minister of
[4114]Labor had confirmed “he reaurest of our representative in
[4116]Gereva contradicted’ the efrorts that were being made at hieh
[4117]levels of our countries for the betterment of our relations, and
[4118]the cooperation, and [o> tye brotherhood, that should exist
[4120]My total lac: of Knowlecse of w-at took place in “he I.L.0.
[4121]ang the position taken by onr delecation,
[4123]precludes ¢ fron answering with accuracy, limibinsg myself only,
[4124]to saying thet I would pass on the words of the Hinissor and H
[4125]that an explanation of the problem would we civene : )
[4127]14-0000
[4130]_ between the Government of Cuba and the Governnent: of. Svato,
[4131]‘which is holdinse back,trade with.-our: :countrr., Snecifieally,
[4133]Report 10.3.9 (continued)
[4134]On the other hang, on tyris sane date I rece!ved word fron our
[4136]Consul in Barcelona advising that: he has abserved |a mininum of
[4137]interost in ‘the industrial circles with which we‘trade, This —
[4138]Would maxe it avpcar that a nroblon exists at a hich level
[4140]some industrialists have advised our revresentative that the Min-
[4141]istry of Comwerce has spread the word. that until certatn
[4143]talks are: held -tetween the. two fovernments authofization of
[4144]permission of nort* with éstination Cuba have been suspended.
[4146]We are attempt ing to confirm this today and learn if ‘there
[4148]exists some relation with what we have been advised by the
[4150]Min\stry of Labor. .
[4152]Ye would anprec late it rreatly if you wondd,’ as soon as nosa=
[4154]ible, inform us what the’ position of our Covernnment was in the
[4155]meeting of the Z.L.0. itn Geneva, wie lee Slee pe Cree | f °
[4158]Dear ROA: I beg you to see that tis confidential “iote7rets
[4159]to our President, to the Minister of Baste Tndustrts os and to
[4160]the President of the Fishing Institute,
[4161]. !
[4162]ewe ee meee wanna i
[4164]Ruiz tolls Horeacto thit hoe should tell MAR IPIAS that "we are
[4166]Willing, to chan::o our pas ispvorts, ‘and to give us blank models
[4168]of both the diplomatic and resular passnorts in order to
[4169]study them and conpare them with those used hy other
[4171]countries,
[4173]14-00000
[4175]oak
[4177]al
[4181]Rutz says that NETRA isto arrive today
[4182]and they will dee whe
[4184], Havana) They dontt
[4186]Wk
[4189]a
[4191]_eontacts, Ruiz has
[4192]~stewardesses, with some "pick-up", and although}
[4194]Ronort No. 350
[4196]2h June’ 1970. -
[4198]Ruiz asks, PAGHECO ir they have reserved
[4200]BARRE
[4202]I
[4204]two of thom to disc
[4206]for reservations ye
[4208]Ruiz continues to t
[4209]He says that ho has
[4210]vistt the crew of C
[4212]A\erbassy, althourh s
[4214]they don't attend t
[4215]They havee complain
[4216]learned of receptio
[4217]been invited, Rutz
[4219]he wives, neither Morcedes nor Nilda.
[4221](ahbessacors meeting w
[4223]usssometiing related
[4225]me “gays that that is maybe why the ambassad
[4228]stercaye
[4229]alk with the new pers
[4230]had to mo to the Hot
[4232]ubana, who have never once come to the nt
[4233]onetimes sone of than are here for a week3.
[4235]he study circles, the
[4236]ed about Ruiz because
[4238]na that have taken place and they ‘haven't
[4240]_says that if at thes
[4242]industrial and commercial people, or eve
[4244]would get nothing @
[4246]because of work, to maintain contacts, find
[4248]for any other purpo
[4250]one here. When they give a reception it is \
[4252]sea. They have nothin
[4254]tickets for him and
[4256]REDA, who have boen called from Havana by telephone, The
[4257]tickets: are to ve reserved. for the two of them only, not for
[4259]on his way. to Paris, ~
[4261]¢ he has to say atout this(the call fron”
[4262]know: if the call from Havana. is for the
[4263]hich will.be held now, or only for the _
[4265]to Snain. Pacheco
[4266]or of Helsinki asked
[4268]el Conde Duque to
[4270]2
[4272]neotines, nor anything.)
[4273]-sométines they have :
[4274]o receptions they invited \.
[4275]nenltural people, they +
[4276]things out, and nob t
[4277]« to do there, and he '
[4279]ts not zolng, to invite them to just corms and eat and-drink . ’
[4280]pend some nesetas they do it, but for questions
[4282]Whan they have to s
[4283]of vork. Neverthel
[4285]especially the air
[4286]‘all the people
[4287]they should kno
[4289]Ruiz then explains
[4291]of the embassy. He
[4292]and all the service
[4293]community rooms, su
[4294]room with a bar, th
[4295]this is volng to ta
[4296]de la Havana, Hea
[4297]because they only r
[4298]If they were paying
[4299]would ‘have found 30
[4301]a33 they have the obl
[4302]sometimes mot these
[4304]they are friendly wit
[4305]wt who them people are
[4307]to this new comrade t
[4308]telb him that they a
[4310]{ration to maintain
[4311]peonle on the stroet,
[4313]h are very nice people,
[4315]i
[4319]he problem of the location
[4320]re building a now embassy
[4322]a will be together. There will also be eome
[4324]ch as a library, a re
[4325]at thoy will all have
[4326]ke probably a year.
[4328]nwhile they are putti
[4329]ay $50.00 for it, and
[4330].8500, by now they wo
[4331]me other place. Ther
[4333]creation rcom, a dining
[4334]a chance to see, but
[4336]It will be on Avonida
[4338]ne un with this vlace
[4339]Havana finds its a gift.
[4341]niintt be here; they
[4342]have the place rented
[4344]since 1936, and even thourh they have spent nore than a thousand
[4346](or oné’ hundred tho
[4348]With this new arriv
[4349]they have with the
[4350]they don't teach re
[4352]usand) in fixing, it,
[4354]al he talks about the
[4355]schools. They nave
[4356]Lirpion nor politics.
[4358]it is still an old house.
[4360]y PX
[4363]on that has arrivec. \ J.
[4365]children, and the problems |
[4367]to tind scheols where
[4369]a
[4370]i
[4372]i
[4373]Hi
[4376]3
[4377]t
[4379]if
[4380]i
[4382]Resort 10.350 (continued). "2h June 1970
[4384]It seoms that thoy would lfke to brine a nrofessor fron Ravana, —
[4385]80 that the children could study the same revolutionary rethods
[4386]as there, but Ruiz sees this as a very aifficult thing to do.
[4387]Becausoe,one would not Solve the situation of the different
[4389]- grades’ and anes,-and they are not. soins to send four or five
[4390]because they are needed there. — He sees it as a better posstbil-
[4391]ity=to hire Spanish proféssors among the youns canable people, —
[4392]with révolutionary leanings and who are sinpathetic toward
[4393]Cubans, and. have them teach the methods,and from books that are
[4394]brought from there. In this way they could have many professors
[4396]_ or teachers for the various aves, and they could rent and —
[4398]. furnish an apartment for this purpose, _ “
[4400]_ Apparently ulz nas no problems Ce : o
[4401]with the’ school his children attend, ‘The Director of the school
[4402]1s a friend of theirs and «isits the embassy, Her hus>and is-a
[4404]leanings as their parents, Noither relinion nor politics are
[4405]taught. Ruiz says that the two older ones eat at the se-onl, but
[4407]the little ones don't as they need help, Rutz pays over *100 for hy
[4409]The person who ig with him‘has two children and pays “100 for the
[4410]two, ; . . .
[4412]". The'childr-n of this new comrade that la. telking to Ruiz arrive
[4413]day after tomorrow, He has a little rirl 121 years old and the
[4414]other one is nine, Ruiz is advising the com-ade to send hte
[4415]Children to the same school where his children po. The name
[4416]of the school is "ESPINO" or ""L PIO", in the Calle Serrano,
[4418]a He cays he will be plad to speak to the Director, ‘hey havo
[4419]sports, and music, and tho children can navo lunch at the sehool,
[4420]Report No.351 . 25 June 1970
[4422]He is talking with Mercedes, and tiey enter the office and
[4423]continue the conversation, They sre speaking in confidential
[4424]voices, because Mercedes normally talks very loud, they are
[4425]now talking in very ‘low vcices, Mercedes 1s tr-ins to consale
[4426]hin, sayin;; that his work is very difficult and little under-
[4427]Stood, Ruiz says that thoy are"throwing him the bait,"
[4429]He is very dopressed)
[4431]Tomorrow he has an ennointment cith Quirora publishinz comnany,
[4432]whi have had a meeting with DAVID. PAX(phon) about the rishts
[4434]of the sons; "Cuantanamera.", which was acknowledsed in London
[4435]by an American firm, ‘and it's author as being the Cuban
[4437]Jose PERNANDEZ Diaz, at a reunion that was held there. In the
[4438]United Stetes alone there are rirhts (or royalties) of over
[4439]250,000, They are trvine to establish d4fin‘be authorship for
[4440]this Cuban, so that he will be able to collect some of the
[4442].
[4443]'
[4445]communist, The children that attend the school have the some volt
[4449]pe,
[4453]Revort 351 (continued) ; co ;
[4454]royalties fron the song throuchovt the world, which have been
[4455]} ; calculated at between “750,000 and 1,000,000, and althourh
[4456]: _ this amount will have to he divided among many thinrs, something —
[4457]ye 77. would fall to then, oo, mo, ;
[4459]Ruiz. -says to-work abroad they have to or should serd people of =.
[4460]the greatest trust, otherwise it 1s better t hat they remain in
[4461]' Cuba. If there ian't-conplete confidence it. is a constant .
[4462]. .StBugcle with the capitalistic life, money, the stores, the easy
[4463]: v.. lifes. They-méntion De la Nuez, and Ruiz says if he's fone hetg
[4464]i. “2, §0ne, but the interesting thing would be to know what motivated
[4465], toe ‘himg his wife, his’ son, ‘or money. He says that {t has caused
[4466]bo a.creat impression here, and that no one aven imarined such a
[4467]Bo. :, ° thing. Only two days before he had been in the study circle
[4468]bose with all of then, . ; :
[4470]MEF
[4472]A girl that is {n this neeting ‘with Ruiz says that.De la Nuez?
[4473]~dauvhter is married to Juan-Antonio GARCIA, wio is Head *
[4475],) of Government..., that he haz been prorosed for ambassador (Ruiz
[4476]j 8a 8 that thoy will now have to reconsider t-is), and what they
[4478]al @e acres on {8 that De Ia NueZ was nol to blame,
[4480]' Ruiz mentions the letter from De la Nuez! son in which ho says that
[4481]- 7 . ° his father has betrayed them. They also mention an ambassador
[4483]a _ who ‘has left(for Cuba-?) and took watches as rifts to everyone
[4485].dn the Ministry, Rieiz thinks that some of them will. remain here
[4486]_in Spain as they have a great deal poling for them thero.
[4488]Report No.352 “26 June 1970
[4490]Ruiz! is very displeased, He speaks to Horacio about how badly
[4492].. Some of the comrades speak of him when they return to Havana,
[4494]“ He asks him if he rerembers the name of one of these comrades
[4495]that spoke badly of him last summer when hé was there on vaca-
[4496]tion, It was someone named COLON and another one that soon left,
[4497]After what COLON snid they wrote hima letter calling his atten-
[4498]tion to the c#iticism, Ruiz is very worrted about his re~call
[4500]‘to Havana, [le tolls HoracYo that He doesn't Ehiak {ft {£8 about
[4501]h{s work, and Horacio says they are doing thins there th at are
[4503]. . : Super-human, that without the necessary means at hand they are
[4505]- _ : resolving difficult problem of various kinds, Ruiz mentions
[4506]contacts.that he has had in Spain with different people, and he
[4507]never has cormitted an error, and has always’ handled everything
[4508]with creat tact and in favor of his government, even when he has
[4509]had to deal with Falan;ists,
[4511]Ruiz says that ho {s very sensitive and that things have prot to
[4512]the point that he can't just let them co by, thincs they are |
[4513]accusing him of in Hayana, Rut, there is no one that has the
[4514]courage to tell him directly to his face so that he could
[4516]justify hims:1f, and if they are things that he cannot handle then
[4517]for them to call him back, and relieve him of the post because
[4519]"Corr andante - Guillermo Ruiz cannot resolve then, but the thing ts
[4521]14-00000
[4525]tinued) :
[4527]Ropart Nio.352 (continue 7
[4528]thet she Ninister doeso't want to receive him-or listen to:
[4529]hint when he coes there. Noracio says that the worst of ft ;
[4530]is that here in Spain thare is always some personality from ‘there |
[4531]: ; that they have to e.tertain,. someone important, and.that the
[4532]rat -- attention. they -need-is continual, and -sametines- tt ts necesg-=-— |
[4533]ery to attend toa the neople hero in Snain, which prevents
[4534]. then“from-attending. those wis arrive from there, but they.
[4536]don't understand tis,
[4537]He continues to talk-with Horacio and he ts indienant, 2ntz
[4538]co Says that “ne has been in tie Revclution since he was twenty
[4539]ws wears old, when he heran to rink for himself. He sars that
[4540]‘he belongs to no n=rty, none Cther, that is, but the Curan
[4541]_ communist; je He says that the situation is becoming so -
[4542]uncomfortable regarding him, and ne doesn't like it at all.
[4544]He says he -puts everything he has anf all fhe care possible
[4546]into doing his job.
[4548]Ruiz says that one never knows about these things in Havana,
[4549].and that it 1s possible that he won't be returning. In the
[4550]event that this should hapoen, he is goinz to leave Horseto
[4551]officially in charge, so that he will revresent him durias
[4552]his abscence.as Charge’de Affairs, and if he returns he will
[4553]notify the Spanish government offictatly.' He wants sarinles.
[4554]or models of the passports to take with him, and then he
[4555]tells Horacio that if he-has not returned by the 18t of -
[4556]July, that he should represent hin at the official recent on.
[4557]He gives Horacio instruct'ens as to what to wear, what the
[4558]official coremonies are and just what they consist of,
[4560]Report No.35l 30 June 1970
[4562]tuiz spcaks to someone that calls and aives him 4 messace
[4563]which annoys Ruiz. Someone has called the Provincial Denarte
[4564]ment of P,blic Hoalth of Santander saying toat they (the Cyhans)
[4565]uso "boric acid" in the stoves(?) which they exrnort, Ther
[4566]Give him tris messare in the name of the Cormercial Ofice of
[4567]Cuba, they nave a Tatin-Ameri an accent, snd say that they
[4568]would take adequate measures so that no stove would be shivved.
[4569]Rulz says to Horacio thet he daesntt have time to take care
[4571]of this matter, and for hin to accompany France and ro to ‘the
[4572]General Department of Security and rake char:ns about the
[4573]telephone cell wiich is interferin: with the trade tetwaen
[4574]Cuba and Snain, Ne says to eo richt up as far as the Caneral
[4575]Director if necessary, not exnlainins: the "boric acid" ons way
[4576]or another, nut simply as $0 the malicious call which was
[4578]mede In the nane of the Commercial Office of.Cuba, Tris can
[4579]cause a delay of six or etsht dara in the departure of a shiv
[4580]while this call is being exnlained in Public Health, :
[4583]14-0000
[4585]_TYPIC ANECRU ‘AM SOUR’
[4586]REFS ADs 1D. 1237 (val O v4 229,
[4588]I32R1A FLIGHT 10 JUNE BUT
[4590]CLAWIEY TO CT eNE a> LL
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[4593]DIRECTO? INFO WH/M iTAMI
[4595]Vides _ 1 03797
[4597]le HANES ANECRU-1 AID VI Aste: On Want FES) -
[4598]{OR HED “NOT ABOARD. EXT
[4599]FLIGHT 17 JUNE.
[4600]E REPORTED 13 JUNE CONVERSATION
[4601]FAL CON FROM UHDSUTIFIED
[4602]spanrsitlaper Ry ba EUs ABLY FOREIGN AFFAIRS) 10 WHICH
[4603]AMAUTO=1 SAID WHEN HE Se ANECOU-1 I SARCELONA LATTER
[4604]HAD MENTIONS HIGH ESTEEM FALCON HOLDS FOR ANAuTU- 1.
[4605]BOTH AGRESD TO LWITE ASEC2U-1 TO LUNCH MADRID USON HIS
[4607]RaTYIM. NO TRACES FALCCM.
[4609]ise)
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[4617]14-0000
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[4653]LOW #2 JUKE GRLERMO fut z picrarey REPORT FO
[4654]4 Te DSA PPE ARANCE OF AMMAR TINI- le enone, OTHER THINGS, REPORT
[4655]“SHI FOLLOVING: SUSU DEMONSTRET= ps THCAPASLE HANDLING JOB;
[4656]HAD NC. KNOWLEDGE FoRETGN TRADE. CESETA OFFICIALS SO INFORMED
[4657]AND CRESTES RUIZ OF CESETA “39 ADMITTED THESE FACTS.
[4658]RRANCISCO LE ON HAD BEEN CHOSEN PEPLace suay, NO EVIDENCE
[4659]OF POLITICAL DEVIATION, HOWEVES, EXCEPT 01 ONE OCCASION HAD
[4660]SPENT TCO MUCH ON CLOTHES FOR csLeaa ATION OF FIESTA NACIONAL.
[4661]HIS NIFE DID NOT ATTEN WOMENS FIDE: IF” “ZeTIROS app WAS NOT
[4662]y NORMAL, SUBJ WAS SUPSRFICIAL VITE MIS SUPSLIERS. WHAT IS
[4663]| MORE, HE DRANK IN EXCESS, AFTER LEARNING SUaU'S “TeATcrON"
[4664]ANALYSIS SHOWED HE HAD PLANNED TYE ACT IM ADVACE: ITEMS WERE
[4665]THAT ON OF MIS CHILDREN LEFT counTsy; HIS: WIFE HAD REMARKED
[4666]THT SHE HAD DONE MUCH FOR REVOLtTION, How PEvor UTION ovsD
[4667]HER SCHETHINGS 440 SuBU‘S DISTasce (OR STRANSENESS) WITH RESPECT
[4668]TO HIS NEPHEW, ORLANDO DE L 4. NUET. FIRST KNOWLEDGE OF
[4670]oo FIL ES frarure -/
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[4717]PAGE 2 mane 1b 1350 SECRET
[4719]“HAD BEEN €aLLs ‘To COMMERCIAL .
[4720]SUBJ
[4722]HIS DISAPPEARANCE. Was, 9. JUNE. .
[4723]OFFIC= THAT suBJ WAS VISITING OTHER: CITIES ON BUSINESS.
[4725]D1) NOT APPEAR ‘AT WORK 8 (JUNE. RICcARDO ES P 7 NO TALKED
[4727]TO “PORTERO” AT SUBI"S HOME: BUT LATTER Had NOT’ SEEN yim LEAVE.
[4729]; AMEN FUNCT LOWAR IES OF COMMER CIAL MISSION AND. ENBASSY ENTERED ,
[4731]yoUSE, NOT HING THERE. - ALSO CESETA “NEY BOX, CONTENTS UNKNOWN,”
[4733]MESSING, HAVE BEGUN PROCESS TO NOTIFY SPANISH AUTHORITIES
[4735]c
[4736]OF DISAPPEARABE. RUIZ* WIFE Sato THAT suBu’S DAUGHTER ALSO
[4738]OUT SIDE CUBA REPRESENT ING. SOMETHI NGe
[4739]N OFFICE FUNDS AND WAS PROBABLY ;
[4741]RUIZ LATER TOLD HORACIO.
[4743]‘ys FUE N T — S THAT: SUBJ. Hap TAKE
[4745]IM MIAMI OR NEW YORK. HE BLAMED SUBUTS WIFE. (SOURCE: QUDOZE).
[4747]2. A-1 AN WIFE NOT AWARE DAUGHT#S CT OF CUBA. CUBAN
[4748]- OFFICIALS PRGBABLY MISTAKEN ON TRES ITEM. -
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[4777]oo : _ (i ‘ R | Ride, VA <i anal - ¥a7 1" 2 WaT /aY:
[4778]_ SECRET 0$ 14522. JUN. 78. CITE MADS ID 387°
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[4782]: REFS MADRID 1281 te 0 red
[4783]Ae! “FOLLOWING ‘Is SUMMARY, OF TWO AND ONE HALF HOUR
[4785]“ neeTiNG BETWEEN SAMKO/AMAUT OL.
[4786]PA, SAMKO PICKED: UP SY AMAUTO-1 LN CHAUFFEUR — . i
[4787]“DRIVEN EXSASSY MERCEDES. : -
[4788]B.. WHEN DISCUSSING FUTURE PLANS, ANAUTO-1
[4790]_ SAID WILL RETURN CUBA TO FIGHT FoR JusT cAYUSE.
[4792]PHA RE: WILL PROSASLY. DIE FIGHTING FOR CUBA “ee :
[4793]IS YOUNG AGGRESSIVE COUNTRY, BUT NOT PRESS THIS THEME WGA SPEAR :
[4794]ADVERSELY OF UNITED STATES, SAMKO DID NOT CHALLENGE
[4796]“Statenest, BUT ADDED THAT HOPES SOMEDAY AMNAUTO-1
[4797]ASSIGNED TQ UNITED NATIONS THUS WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY
[4798]VISIT SAMKO IN “FLORIDA. AMAUTO-1 VISIBLY DELIGHTED WITH
[4800]" POSSISILITY. -
[4802]C. THEY EXCHANGED ADDRESSES AND AMAUTO-1 URGED,
[4803]SAMKO WRITE. SAMKO HAD. PRINTED OUT HIS MAME, ADDRESS
[4805]OS tS pOpy re
[4806]BLO - SECS F oe SECRET (201-9 BS ATE
[4808]14-0000
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[4818]¢ LASSIFIEO MESSAGE: ToTac Copies [AUT IS -AMDZOR TMI TIALB SCN: OF
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[4823]— = 3 2.
[4824]ADVANCE COBY ~ U reed. ~ Eure REPRODUCTION CF Tus COBY PeauBITED | -
[4825]ana ne la
[4826]: worn Ove Ow. .
[4827]CLABHPY TO Cf FRE NO. —_—
[4828]OF ee ATE 3
[4829]: 7 REP To CALE NO .
[4830]onto Ov. Per . JO meno O aercew v0 _. seance
[4831]ACTION UNIT : ss
[4832]. Er
[4833], FILE, VR a |
[4835]LETTERS SANKO MIGHT SEND IN FUTURE. a eee
[4837]PAGE 2 mada 1287 ‘Ss E c R ET.
[4839]wND PHONE NUMBER, Bur. “AMAUT O-1 ASKED HIM To WRITE IT
[4840]OuT_ “UNDERSTAND At ‘BETTER™. BUT SAM KO AND “STAT IOW
[4841]PELIEVE AMAUTO- 1 WILL USE SAMPLE TO COMPARE WITH
[4843]Dd. AMAUT O-1 REGRETTED THAT Sam KO HaD TO LEAVE Oo
[4845]SO SOON BECAUSE WOULD HAVE ENJOYED SHOWING SAMKO beattsw ae
[4847]INTERIOR. SAMKO SAID HE MIGHT CONSIDE ER RETURNING wear’
[4849]© ENDS OF YEAR, BUT AMAUTO-1 DID Nor SAY WHETHER HE WOULD
[4851]iB.
[4853]a!
[4855]E IN SPAIN AT THAT TIME,
[4857]E. AMAUTO-1ADMITTED THAT HE WAS SUSPICIOUS
[4859]ON SEEING SAMKO FOR FIRST. TIME ON 31 MAY BUT CONCERN
[4860]SOGH DISSIPATED, SAID NATURE AND [SP ORTANCE HIS POSITIGH
[4861]MAKES HIM SUSPICIOUS.
[4863]F., REQUESTED SA'1KO ACT AS ANTE ERMZDIARY IN U.S.
[4865]" FOR SALE CUBAN, FISH. FRODUCTS TRANSPORTED FROM CANARY
[4867]ISLANDS AND MARKED “PRODUCT OF SPAIN". SAID SAMKO
[4869]STANDS TO EARN $102,020 YEARLY. SAMKO SAID HE WOULD
[4870]CONSIDER OFFER.
[4871]20 SANKG' DEPARTED MADR ID 7 Suns ed CAR SEL ONA WHERE
[4873]HE WIL4 GET DIRECT FL__HT ‘To NEg YORK. EXPESTS F “URN
[4874]“SSCRAT < vee -
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[4888]CLaSSry TO Cd PRE NO.
[4890]TRAP POCO PREG enema
[4895]Wt sere 19 OEE
[4897]PAGE 3 MADRID 1287 SECRET.
[4899]MIAMI: LQUKNE. ” gal aMKO. GIVEN DEFENSIVE BRISFING. “WILL
[4900]EXPECT NO PERSONAL CONTACT FOR AT ‘LEAST ONE WEEK AFTER
[4901]_ RETURN. .
[4902]> ‘STATION. BELIEVES SAMKO CARRIED OUT MISSION IN
[4903]- EXCELLENT MANNER AND FEEL, THAT BASIC OBJECT IVES .
[4904]SUCCESSFLLLY! FULFILLED.
[4905]4. FILE 201-735296 AND 201-866254. GP-1
[4906]SECRET.
[4908]SECRET
[4909]201-938 5296
[4911]14-0000
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[4928]Do. REFS: A. MADR ID ‘1261 06 07 nnn}. //
[4929]- O° : 7 8. DIRECTOR. 239497. a
[4931]Mo : a ONLY CONCERN WE. HAVE Is SECURITY OF SAMKO |
[4933]7 DURING TRIP BACK TO MIAMI. wouLD APPRECIATE DEFENSIVE
[4935]20 2RIEFING BY MADRID OF SANKO. IT MAY 2£ THAT HE APPEARS
[4937]C VERY INTERESTING TO CUBANS AS AGENT POTENTIAL IN STATES. CUR
[4939]COMPLE “ENTS ALSC. To SAMKS AND STATION,
[4941]2. FILE: 281-735296 AND 251-366054. GP-]
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[4989]REF: DIRECTOR 039497 -
[4990]I. SACODER PHOTOGRAPHED SAMKO" S ARRIVAL AT Aniauto- 1
[4992]Ades C5572.
[4993]d
[4995]ten WOME AND "SUB SEQUENT ‘EVENTS IN FRONT YARD. PHOTOS
[4997]- C HIGHLIGHT ACTIVITIES LEADING To SAMKO" S ENTRY INTO HOUSE.
[4999]Ss 2. INTEND SHOW MUG BOOK To SAMKO AT NEXT NEETING .
[5001]" OPENION HERE 1S THAT AHAUTO~ 1 PROBABLY WANTED COVER
[5002]: © HIMSELF. WITH OWN STAFF AND POSSISLY To Lay ON SURVEILLANCE
[5003]‘© + TO DETERMINE WHETHER SAMKO WAS BEING DIRECTED AGAINST —
[5004]. HIM.
[5006]Cc ,
[5008]~3- atauto-1 DePaRTURE PLANS NIGHT HAVE BEEN CHANGED ye
[5010]“© TO PERMIT HIM TRAVEL To BARCELONA FOR OPENING TRADE Alfa
[5011]a FAIR 3 JUNE AND ALSO TO BE PRESENT aT FAIR FOR "CUBA
[5013]par SCHEDULED FOR {8 JUNE aNauto- L REPORTEDLY TO.
[5014]Cc RETURN MADRID FROM BARCELONA ON EVENING 5 JUNE,:
[5016]4+ FILE 201-735296 anp 201- 866054. GP- MICROFILMED
[5017]SECRET .- 7 oS JUN 2219/0 -
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[5040]ABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION O ince ) no wore Oo RETURN TO BRANCH U ee tio
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[5042]* (J rue ines re no i anne fod
[5043]FILE, WR, . er
[5044]“* (otite) : at toca nme
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[5047]SeoRES 3 22. ie CITE DIRECTOR a. i
[5049]rPnweew
[5051]7 PRIORITY’ MADRID : INFO ROUT.
[5053]sTYPIC AMAUTO
[5055]. APPRECIATE ANY FOLLOW-UP STATION CAN OBTAIN THRCUGH QUTIMID/ .
[5057]REF: MADRID 1261 CN 096017)
[5059]L. _ REF CABLE MOST INTERESTING,
[5061]AND STATION FOR JOB WELL DONE, | i
[5062]2. AGREE EVENTS MENTIONED PARA 1 F PUZZLING AND HQS WOUnD |
[5064]QUDOZE. SINCE SAMKO WAS INTRODUCED TO OTHER COMRADES BY AMAUTO-1,
[5065]LATTER PROBABLY PREPAREL CONTACT REPORT, POSSIB.Y QUTIMID/ ; |
[5066]QUDOZE MAY INDICATE HIS TRUE FEELINGS TOWARD SAMNKO OR REVEAL
[5068]ANY SUSPICIONS OF SAMKO VISIT,
[5069]3, QS ALSO INTERESTED CLARIFICATION OF PHOTOS WHICH STATION
[5072]POUCHING, DID SAMKO IDENTIFY SUBJECTS FROM STATION MUGBOOK, zs
[5073]OBTAIN NAMES, ETC,, OR ¥AS HE PROVIDED COPIES OF PHOTOS WHICH -
[5075]TAKEN AT CAFETERIA? JUIGING FROM REF, AMAUTOS' HAVE CHANGED
[5077]ORIGINAL DEPARTURE PLANS WHICH ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 31 MAY,
[5079]ADVISE, ; 3 Fe PO 4
[5080]uy tert (cowrINED .) 2
[5082]; ay _ eon O {7 S27 2
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[5117]a So
[5119]WH/COG COMMENT:. Reported highlights of Alexander SAMKO operational
[5120]: : contact with AMAUTO-1 on 31 May, SAMKO warmly .
[5121]received by AMAUTO but latter's wife appeared
[5122]. suspicious. Later meeting scheduled for 6 June, '
[5125]Vises e/\s Level geto
[5127]. Sfutfer He a .
[5128]gy OO se
[5130](JOHN L. HART
[5132]C/EUR C/WHD
[5133]. 7 . oe eve ewe . 7 .
[5135]¥ . . Sars ~ _ group AUTHENTICATING
[5136]RELEASING OFFICER we ee ee | © oa trom gutogaue OFFICER
[5137]. . S.-C R-= F-- ] ___-tciaysineation
[5139]REPROOUCTION @Y OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE *S PROHINITEO. “cory no.”
[5141]. <b 7 L . .
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[5151]Pema! sone SOSC~—S
[5153]min a on
[5154]_ Wha Fi Fi: ted Id byser mS |
[5156]Ove
[5158]INDER:
[5160]+) CLARIFY TO C3 OLE NC
[5162]er TC CS PRE NO. .
[5163]osm ar _§: ‘pen. —_—e Oo Le aD oO RAeTUAN OL mae
[5164]ee a
[5166]SE CR ET @31645Z JUNE 78 CITE MADR ID( 1261 /QOPARD ACTING) |
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[5170].
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[5174]. . . . . ih}
[5176]. - TYPIC aMAUTO a s) ' oe
[5177][REFS WH/MIAMI 7763 (- OWAAY oe - a
[5179]lee FOLLOWING ARE HIGHLIGHTS SAMKO/ (AUT O~ 1 FOUR
[5181]|
[5183]on WW MEETING 31 MAY, oe
[5184]Ae WIFE AMAUTC-1- Was FIRST TO RAISE COVER : jb
[5188]QUESTIONS BUT SAMKO DID SUPERB. JOB WITH ANSVE RS. WIFE
[5190]SO e a Lg a
[5192]WAS coLD AKD SUSPICIOUS THROUG HOUT PAELIMINARY, DISCUSSIONS, —
[5194]EUT LATER WARMED UP TO POINT EXCHANGING ABRAZOS ON
[5195]DEPARTURE. ,
[5197]ti. Sel
[5199]B. SAMKO BELIEVES RELATIONSHIP FIRMLY
[5200]RE-ESTABLISHED AND AMAUTO-1 DESIRES EXCHANGE
[5201]“ADDRESSES FOR PURPOSE MAINTAIN CONTACT.
[5202]oll. Cy AMAUTO-1 AND WIFE ACCEPTED DINNER FOfipog
[5203]SATURDAY. 6 JUNE. -
[5204]“5 De. AMAUTO-i AND WIFE VISIBLY MOVED UKEW SAMKO
[5205]ASKED DISCUSS HIS BUSINESS SUCCESSES AND THEY ASKED
[5206]NUMBER OF QUESTIONS RELATING TO FINANCIAL ASPECTS
[5208]OF HIS BUSINESS.
[5209]i - _
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[5233]De POLITICS avoIDED PER. OUR rustRUCTIONS. |,
[5234]£. SAMKO TURNED ON CHARM DUR IKG - conversar tons_ £0
[5235]AND FED AMAUTO-1°S EGO WITH COMMENTS ON HOW HE WISHED .
[5236]~ AMAUTO= 1 REMAINED IN MIAMI TO RANDLE HIS AFFAIRS. THAT
[5237]“HE COULD HAVE BEEN MILLIONAIRE TODAYS EXPLATHED THAT.
[5239]WAS NEVER BLESSED WITH. CHILDREN BUT AMAUTO-1 WAS LIKE
[5240]SON. HAD BLAMED HIMSELF FOR ALLOWING AMAUTO- 1 RETURN TO
[5241]cuba TO GET KILLED BUT WAS PLEASED WHEN HEARD HE WAS VELL.
[5242]PARTING COMMENT BY Sako WAS “IF you EVER NEED ME BILL,
[5243][LL NEVER LET YOU DOWN. YOU HAVE a GOCD FRIEND WHO a
[5245]Loves YOU A LOT.”
[5246]©, SAMKO AND STATION DISTURBED 2Y POSSIBLE
[5247]*  GyRVEILLANCE. MOMENTS AFTER ENTERING AMAUTO-1" S HOUSE
[5248]AMAUTO-1 MADE PHONE CALL. SANKO WAS BRIEFED THES MIGHT
[5249]+. HAPPEN, ONE HOUR LATER AT AMUSEMENT PARK AMAUTO-t
[5250]“*  stEERED SAMKO TO CAFETERIA WHERE MOMENTS LATER FOUR
[5251]CUBANS, PRESUMABL Y" FRINEDS OF AMAUTO-1, WERE INTRODUCED
[5252]TO SAMKO. CUBANS TOOK NUMBER OF PICTURES. SEEMS
[5253]INCONSISTENT WITH 6 00D SECURITY PRACT ICEy. Bul EVENT OF
[5254]~ _ SGME_ CONCERN TO stat 10N. FORTUNATELY, 10 CONTACT was
[5255]i «0 ele vee
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[5289]cLaeery TO
[5291]pee AT
[5294]PAGE 3. MADRID 1261 SECRET
[5295]PLANNED: WITH SAmKo’ FOR 48 HOURS AFTER Hi$ MEET WITH
[5296]AMAUT O- 1. NO- SURVEILLANCE ‘NOTED WHEN SAMKO CONTACTED
[5298]ENJOYS ROLE. RAPPORT GOOD. WILL POUCH PHOTOS AND
[5299]-DETAILS. rn er
[5301]O ome an
[5303]Cs PRE NO.
[5305]RENO
[5309]_ bY STATION, EVENING 2 JUNE. .SANKO IN HIGH SPAR ITS AND
[5311]2 STATION PLANS BRIEF CONTACT WITH SAMKO BEFORE
[5313]HIS NEXT MEET WITH AMAUTO=1.
[5314]OUT AMAUTO-1°S FUTURE PLANS.
[5315]CR QUESTIONS PLS FORWARD ASAP.
[5317]3. FILE 201-735296 ‘AND 281-
[5318]SECRET
[5320]HE WILL ATTEMPT DRAW
[5322]366054.
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[5339]- “INSTRUCTIONS -
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[5344]. 2. Destroy front cover sheet, uniess it records. insert propsr ble no. below and forward © -
[5345]: ‘ significsnt-action taken or -comments vb ta document to RID, AN. a -- Te
[5346]ing preservation: . : : ‘
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[5368]JUN 15 1970
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[5390]REQUEST [ —F
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[5395]AO1-— 735596
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[5399]jOSMA 26265 ,
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[5419]Chief Western Hemisphere Division
[5420]160. Cher European Division re
[5422]Chief-of Station, WH/Miami: COS _Lisbon
[5423]chioe ox staeion, andra (UK
[5424]a )
[5426]a
[5428]Reference: — MADRID. 1230
[5429]CH donee aa “—— Leeks a a
[5431]1, QUTIMID: periodically has reported contact between
[5432]Subject and Guillermo RU I Z Perez, the Cuban. Minister
[5433]- in’ Madrid, mostly over the telephone but also indicating
[5434].. that he has séen her -péersonally, It would appear that he
[5435]has: taken” unusually strong | interest in +her. consibring the
[5436]“ number of other more ‘demanding tasks he claims to have.
[5437]Until now, we have not been able to identify cither Subject
[5439]or her relationship with RUIZ.
[5441]2. On 28 May QUDOZE (a sensitive joint audio penetration
[5442]with liaison) reported the following memorandum (presumably
[5443]to Havana) on Subject as dictated by RUIZ:
[5445]"Sr. RUIZ Ojeda, Some months ago we received
[5446]a ciphered cable dealing with Aida Rosa CORREA Felipe
[5447]asking that we contact her to determine her situation,
[5448]At that time we informed pet that said Aida Rosa CORREA,
[5449]married to Pedro ECHEVARRIA_ , Portuguese
[5450]citizen who was in Cuba during 1959-1968, intended
[5451]to return to our country, abandoning her husband
[5452]because of his alcoholism,
[5454]"Approximately-6ne } yeek ago the brother of
[5455]Aida Rosa CURREA - Luis ORREA Felipe As
[5457]passed through Madrid en poute to. France_ona
[5458]Special mission. Ne spoke with her at the Airport
[5460]about cefinitely returning in order to see that.
[5461]her 12-year-old son might7HeTCaNcITea my Cuba. ,
[5463]MCROFILMED
[5465]Distribution: -
[5466].2 - C/WHD eee corel
[5467]2 - C/EUR ect {
[5469]od
[5471]2 - Cos, WH/Miami 2° poset
[5472]2 - COS, | Lisbon ;
[5473]YOck
[5475]ely s{s aa
[5476]CROSS REFERENCE TO
[5478]})-65-2-10/9 .
[5482]3 June 1970.
[5484]SECRET
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[5488]CONTINUATION OF |
[5490]SSE OSM Sa 2626 5 =
[5492]Today: we interviewed Aida Rosa CORREA and her
[5493]son, who at all ‘times has maintained a positive
[5494]attitude toward this Embassy concerning her
[5495]return, We have let her know that given the
[5496]circumstances of her presence in Spain - not. as
[5497]_ & 'gusano' but “os the wife of a foreign doctor
[5498]‘who has worked in our country - we saw no .
[5499]‘difficulty: to'’prevent her from returning, especially
[5500]_ taking ‘into account the fact that she expresséd :
[5501]‘ ; . herself as a revolutionary, ‘but that first we
[5502]“had te receive official permission,
[5504]: In our. opinion, ‘because the situation in
[5505]_ which she finds hérself in Spain because of
[5507]" marriage toa foréimer, her return can be
[5508]‘authorized, based on what has expired. "
[5510]. [See c. _KENTLAND
[5512].
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[5534]2: Destroy front cover sheet, unless it records
[5535]sigmiicant achon. taken or, comments requir-
[5536]ING preservahon. |
[5538]insert proper file no. below and forward
[5539]document to RID/AN. - :
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[5567]Names.
[5569]. DPOB: a
[5571]= Occupations
[5573]Date of arrival
[5575]‘at posts
[5578]~ . ° description:
[5580]Parantas
[5582]Spouset
[5584]- Childrens
[5586]siblings:
[5588]” Orestes “Guillermo RUIZ Perez
[5590]SECRET | ; ny Gene
[5592]10 February 1930, Havana Municipal | District, Havana
[5593]Province _. a. oo
[5597]Ministez, -cuban chargé a affaires in “spain. ‘Prom
[5598]“August 1964 until late 1967, he was Vice-Minister of
[5600]‘the, Ministry of Foreign: Trade- _(MINCEX) From 1 August
[5602]: 1963 until. mid-1964, whé was Cuban Commercial Counsallor
[5603], Prom 1959 ‘until 1962, he was an official
[5605]istry ‘of ‘Preasury, having appeared in 1961
[5607]-and 1962 &s Director. of Economy Financing of the Minis~
[5608]: ‘exy o£ Treasury. * ‘It hasalso“beon xveportad that he
[5610]ember of tha Departient.of State .
[5611]iv (ri'1961 and 1962. It has beon reported
[5612]that. he had. been ‘working ‘at the Ministry of Treasury
[5613]since: prior to: 1959, that is, under the Batista re-
[5615]: gima. So far, we have not been able to confira this .
[5616]information. °~" :
[5618]‘Exact date unknown. We believe that he has been hold=
[5619]ing his Prenent position since at east 16 November 1967.
[5621]white, approximately 5¢7" tall, about 180 pounds of
[5623]weight (it has been reported that he has a stout build),
[5624]light-colored eyes: (blue or. green), blond hair (some~
[5625]what wavy and combed back), round face. Has 10 visible
[5626]identification marks. :
[5628]a. Jose Antonio RUIZ (the ‘matronymie is probably Armas)
[5630]-b. Nieves PEREZ Entrialga.
[5634]/Nilda VECIANA dod, ton between 1934 and 1942, place
[5636]of birth unknown. White, approximately 5'5" tall, 135
[5637]pounda of weight, blond or light brown hair, green eyes.
[5638]She is a schoolteacher. PCC, FMC and CDR mamber.
[5640]a. Guillermo RUIZ vociana
[5642]b. Ivan RUIZ Veciana : a
[5643]¢. Julio G. RUIZ veciana yaw ra vie
[5644]d. Alejandro RUIZ veciana Von
[5646]6. duan C. RUIZ Vociana Nhaide | “pf
[5648]— ye a
[5650]a. Jose Antonio RUIZ Peres y a
[5652]b. Osvaldo RUIZ Perez
[5654]SECRET
[5657]a We OT AR 222
[5659]Sg tots
[5661]SECRET
[5664]‘Political affiliations and attitudés It has beoa reported that Sub=
[5665]; ; _ joct is a-member of tho Comnuhist party of Cuba (PCC) and.
[5666]oy . 2 ‘|. @ staunch sympathizer of tho Cuban regime. Thera is in-
[5667]\ "formation to the effect that in 1958, subject was in exile 4”
[5668]\ Ss in Mexico and was‘a*member of tha Triple A Organization
[5669]‘ : _ led by Dr.-Aureliano ‘SANCHEZ Afango.- It has also been re-
[5670]: ae : ..,ported that “during the etruggle agzinst BATISTA (1957=
[5671]: 1958), . Subject belonged to action and sabotage groups in
[5672]'. Havana and waa charged: with placing bombs and other devi~-
[5673]-Source.does: rot know exactly what activities Subject
[5674]ie -as a member pf action and sabotage groups, but
[5675]ave. for Mexico in 1958 on ac-"
[5677]ance: éc stiond: “RUIZ has been reported as’a maxber of the
[5678].., General Directorate of Intelligence (DGI). “It has been
[5680]Se EN . ‘reported that in 1961 and 1962 he was a G-2 (NSE) member _
[5681]at on, - 7. oni. at the Ministry of Treasury, where he worked. . :
[5683]oan : Travalsi He traveled to.Mexico (from mid-1963 until mid-1964, he
[5684]to — . waa Cuban Commercial Counsellor in Mexico). Spain, where
[5685]a . he has been since late 1967 ag Cuban Charge d* affaires.
[5686]my ~ .(It was reported that on 27 July 1968, ha arkived in Paris,
[5687]: . | £xom Madrid. We do not know the reasons for that trip).
[5689]Access: a. Rolando CARDOSO Perez (A186. 239 674). Arrived in the
[5690]‘ U.S.» on 10 October 1968 from Madrid, Spain. He knows.
[5692]Subject because he and Subject are cousins (Subject ‘sa
[5693]mother and--Rolando's mother are sisters). When Rolan~
[5694]do arrived in the U.S., he said he was going to re-
[5695]side at 940 SW 11th Avenue, Miami, Florida, talephono
[5696]number 377-3877, We have not been able to locate hin
[5697]because we were told at this address that Rolando had
[5699]_Jeft for another state and that his present address
[5700]was. unknown to them). Rolando saw Subject for the last
[5701]time at the Rarajas Airport, Madrid, Spain, on 10 Oc-
[5703]_ tober 1968, when Rolando was going to take the plane
[5704]which brought him to the U.S. According to Rolando,
[5705]they greeted each other on that occasion. Rolando
[5706]said he had seen Subject at-this same airport in early. .
[5707]or mid-1968 and that they had talked for approximately
[5708]five minutes. On this opportunity, Subject was at the
[5710]airport waiting for the arrival of a group of Cuban
[5712]‘diplomats, ; . ;
[5714]b. Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Perez (Al18 780 716). Axr-=
[5715]_ xived in tha U.S. on.20 February 1970 by way of tha
[5716]" Refugee Airlift. He knows Subtect because he and Sub-
[5717]ject are cousins (Subject's mother and Manuel's mother
[5718]are sisters). Manuel saw Subjact for thea last time
[5719]in 1963, at tha home of Subject's mother, whera thoy
[5720]happened to meet. According to Manuel, he and Subject
[5721]only said hallo to each other. When Manvel arrived
[5722]pom ' SECRET : : .
[5724]14-0000
[5726]‘ Assessments
[5728]1. O?TA-1858, 16 Janua
[5730]SECRET
[5732]in the U.S, he reported “hia address as 4000 NW Fourth.
[5733]Street, Miani, Florida, talephonoe nimber 445-7193, home
[5734]of a lady namod Mercades BORGES Dobarros. -Manucl also
[5735]stated that he woild later leave for 423 wast <9th
[5736]&, Street, Now York, N.Y., homo of Antonio GOMEZ Lemus.
[5738]‘Manuel told”: 122 that ha and his friend, Jorga BORGES
[5739]Dobarros, were’ homosexuals and had bean living together
[5740]since. approximately - 1963. (Jorge BORGES Dobarros ar-
[5741]rived in Miani- aboard’ the. sama: Rafugea Airlift flight -
[5743]"as-Manuel. He is-a brother of Mercedes BORGES Dobarros,
[5744]., and'he and Manual went to live in Mercedes’ house when
[5746]‘they arrived in Niami).
[5748]Ma believe that Manuel cannot be used in an approach
[5749]‘to Subject: because they have not maintained. ralations
[5750]for a long patiod of years. In addition, Subject night
[5751]“know Manuel! Gaakness: (homogexualism) ‘and’ might taka .
[5752]advantage of thia knowledge to blackmail Manuel, Ma-
[5754]‘nuel also. told I-122 that he had received psychiatrie
[5756]treatment in Havana,
[5758]Subject's prosent position; tha positions, all of then
[5759]important,which he has held before; and the fact that
[5760]he has been reported as a DGI officer, lead us to be-
[5761]lieve that wo do not have many possibilities of success
[5762]in-an attempt to recruit or defect Subject. The fact
[5764]. that Subject's father has bean a militant Comnaunist
[5765]since prior to 1959 and that Subject‘s wife has been
[5766]reported aa a supporter. of the xegise should not be
[5768]forgotten,
[5770]Subject‘s revolutionary background during the atruggle
[5771]against BATISTA seems to indicate that he is in favor
[5772]of acts of terrorism. This gavo hin knowledge and ax~
[5773]porience in matters related to subversiva activities
[5774]and/or intelligence activities which he could use later,
[5776]Therefore, we believa that Orestas Guillermo RUIZ Pa~
[5778]rez-must be a very useful pergon for the Cuban regime,
[5779]in Spain. He-has experience in negotiating trado agree=
[5780]monts and in handling administrative affairs (he has
[5781]beon working in this field for more than ten years).
[5782]All thia knowledgé and experience added to his knows
[5783]ledge and oxperience in subversive and intelligence
[5785]affairs make him a man who is not often found in the a:
[5786]Castro regime. . : ce ;
[5788]ry 1970, contains information ané/or
[5790]file traces on Orestes Guillermo RUIZ Perez, his wife, and other
[5791]mexbers of hig family, O7TA~1858 algo conteina or lists all other
[5792]references or reporta in which Subject has been mantionad,
[5794]2. We have the following new tracea on Subject and his wifa:
[5797]14-0000
[5799]° a oe ry
[5800]/ 0 T A 2 2f
[5801]BECRET wy 15 CTD
[5803]: &. _RUIZ. Perez, Orestes Guillermon
[5804]a Lo , Trip Madrid-Havana, 20 February 2970) Cuban passport
[5805]Wo ; P?-D/67/890. Seat No. 24. Sources CCA passenger
[5806]list.
[5810]; Trip Madrid-Havana, 30 January 1970) Cuban passport
[5811]2 ieee Seat Nos 25. ‘Soureas ‘IBERIA » passangor
[5812]- ee ate. .
[5814]ancroum
[5817]14-0000
[5819]MAY 29 1979
[5821]ae ‘wa have the following file traces on peracna mentioned in ‘this :
[5823]reports
[5826]D.
[5828]Be
[5831]' OPA+1858, 16 January. 1970, I-33. Dobricfing of Rolando
[5833]Cot
[5834]Ss OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of. Rolando CARDOSO Perez,
[5836]“,
[5838]ale
[5840]CARDOSO Perea. Information and file traces on Jose Antonio
[5841]‘RUIZ, se :
[5843]PEREZ, Entitaleo, _wtoveor gic
[5845]OTA=1858, ‘16. Banuary .1970, I=33. Debriefing of Rolando
[5846]CARDOSO’ Perez. . Niaves PEREZ Entrialgo. is mentioned in
[5847]thie Yeport (no tracea).
[5849]RUIZ Veciana, Guillermo: Pan
[5853]File traces on Guillermo RUIZ Veciana. .
[5855]RUIZ Veciana, Ivans
[5856]OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Pores.
[5858]Fila ‘traces on Ivan RUIZ Veciana, . ; .
[5859]RUIZ Veciana, Julio Gut
[5860]RUIZ Veciana, Julios
[5862]OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
[5863]File traces on Julio RUIZ Veciana.
[5865]RUIZ Veciana, Alojandror
[5867]OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
[5868]Traces on Alojandro RUIZ Vecianae :
[5870]RUIZ Veciana, Juan Sst
[5872]RUIZ Veciana, guant
[5874]OTA~1858, 16 Jan 70. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
[5875]Tracea on Juan RUIZ Veciana. . ;
[5877],
[5879]RUIZ Perez, Josa Antonios
[5880]OTA-1858, 16 Jan 70, Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO Perez.
[5882]‘Information and traces on Jose Antonio RUIZ Perez. .
[5884]I. RUIZ Peroz, Osvaldo: -
[5886]OTA=1858, 1€ Jan 70, I-33. Debriefing of Rolando CARDOSO
[5887]Perez. Information on Osvaido RUIZ Peres.
[5889]Ss.
[5892]“the ragime. Resides in the city of Havana. Source: - Dobrieg
[5895]Brothor of Guillerse RUIZ Peroz. White, bora approximately
[5896]‘in 1930. Ha ids working as a farm laboror, waiting for his
[5897]turn to depart Cuba by way of Spain. Marriod,.oppogsod. to.
[5899]~ -ing of Manuel Domingo ‘German VIGOS. Perez, 24 Fob 70; X-122.
[5901]J.
[5903]Ke
[5905]°" -A1B. 780/716. DPOBE:
[5906]- 4000 NW Fourth: “te,
[5908]\KDOSO_ Poroz Rolandos.
[5910]OTA-1858, 16. Jan 70, I1=33.. pebriefing of Rolando CARDOSO
[5912]Poroz. Traces on thie person.
[5914]. VIGOS. Porez, Manuel Domingo. Germans
[5916]a
[5917]vIcos Perez, “Manuel Domingos .
[5919]5/12/41, Havana, Cuba. ‘v. Ss. ‘address:
[5920]fami, Pla. Addresa in Cuba: 353 San=-—
[5922]tos’ Suarez. Ste, Santos Suaréz, Havana. Entered the U.8.
[5924]at Miami on 2/20/70. (RD-1065). Bo occupation - ‘in Cuba.
[5926]Le.
[5928]Me.
[5930]‘-vana Association of Vaterans.
[5931]Amy Lt. Antonio’ PANUSCIA Garcia. Source: Press, 10/15/60.
[5933]Attended the "“Condecoration of Drivers"
[5935]Single. source: Immigration card.
[5937]ViGOS Perez, Manuel D.1
[5938]Trip :Varadero-Miami, 20:Feb 70. He is 28 years old. Has
[5940]no passport. Bricklayer. Sourcer AIRLIFT passengor list.
[5942]BORGES Dobarros , Mercedess
[5944]‘Resides in Miami, Fla. Sister of Jorge BORGES Dobarros
[5945](homosexual). (BORGES is a close friend of Source). Sources
[5946]Debriefing of Manuel Domingo VIGOS Perez, 24 Feb 70, I~122. :
[5948]GARCIA Dobarros, Mercedes:
[5950]Resides at 4000 NW Fourth St., Miami, Pla., where Source,
[5951]who is a friend of hers, is residing. Source: Debriefing
[5953]_ o£ Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70, 1-122.
[5955]GOMEZ Lemus, Antonlose
[5957]Head of the Department of Bssociations of the Havana Pro-
[5959]visional Revolutionary Government. Interventor o” the Ha~
[5960]Handed it over to Liberation
[5962]which was held in
[5963]the. Declaration of Havana Hall of the Provisional Government.
[5964]Sourcet Presa, 11/18/60. ;
[5965]Has a college degree. Greated the "Cobre agrarian star®
[5966]and her companions when they. visitsd Havana. Sources
[5967]Presa, +/7/6l.
[5969]Official of the Havana Provisional Government.
[5970]8 B CRET
[5971]G
[5973]= af
[5975]Communist
[5980]and. Anformer. Sourcet Jose PAZ xovas, 17 Jan 61. .
[5982]Road ‘of the Departmant of “Associations aft the Ravana Pros
[5983]visional Revolutionary Governnent. Met with tho Prosidon®:
[5984]‘and Secrotary of the Union of. Revolutionary Civic Assocla=
[5985]tions. .sourcesr "*Revolucion* newspaper, 1 Jun 61.
[5987]Me BORGES Debarros,. Jonas .
[5989]Homosexual and lose “eetona of ‘source... The latter resided
[5990]in his houge when ha atrived in the U.S. . Born approxinately
[5991]4n:1923. "Prior to 1963, he worked with Mucbleria Salas
[5992]‘.Parniture Store as an Interior decorator and also as a
[5994]salesman. Worked with the MICONS (Ministry of Construction) ,
[5996]in Havana, as a watchuan at construction work sites. Sources
[5997]DobricZing ‘of Manuel Domingo German VIGOS Peres, 24 Feb 70,
[5998]I-1223 . . .
[6000]BORGES pobarioa, « Jorge B.t
[6002]Trip Varadoro-Mianl, 20 Peb 70, 46 years old. Cuban pass-
[6003]port PP-026677. E=zployee. Source: AIRLIFT passanger list.
[6005]BORGES Dobarros, Jorge” Bonitor
[6007]Al8 781 146. DPOB: 4/19/23, Havana, Cuba. U.S. address:
[6008]4000 NW Fourth St., Miaal, Pla.: Address in Cuba: 353 San-
[6009]tos Suarez 6t., Santos Suarez, Havana. Entered the U.S.
[6010]at Miami on 2/20/70 (RD-1065), Passport PP-026677, issucd
[6011]on 4/9/69. Single. source: Immigration card.
[6013]-_SBCRET 7
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[6050]S-E C R =ET 117382 JUNE 78. CITE MADRID 1237 (ROPARD ACTING)
[6051]. po oe
[6052]“IRECTOR INFO VH/mIAsE 7 : Oe Na 024220
[6054]RYBAT TYPIC ANSOUR AME CRY |
[6055]REF: Ae “MADRID 1181 b ob9mD)
[6057]B. DIRECTOR 937281
[6059]x)
[6061]bh eySuLTS AMECRU- 1 MEETING 25 may vITH QUPILL- 1
[6062]Al KENTLAND AS FOLLOWS: -
[6063]A. EXPENSES. A-1 EXPLAINED THAT | FOR HIS
[6065]TRAVELS, PHONE CALLS AD RESIDENCE BILLS PARIS (FOR
[6067]COUVENIENT ACCESS TO AMKAR-1) HAS RECEIVED $2592
[6068]- FROM ONE FAMILY CAMCALL-1), $1228 FAOM ANOTHER CAMPANIC-7) |
[6070]AND $3309 FROM AMSOUR-1 SISTER. WOT PRESSING FOR MORE
[6072]UNTIL SEES RESULTS CURRENT TRIP, BUT COMMENTED THAT
[6074]“UCH 4$ SYMPATHIZES WITH AMSOUR-1 SISTER DIFFICULTIES
[6076]WITH STOCK MARKET, SUCH DETAILS MINOR COMPARED TO LIFE
[6078]OF NER BROTHER.
[6080]8B. caSES TO DISCUSS HAVAKA’ WILL GIVE PRIORITY
[6081]TO AMPANIC-7 (291-276280), (HAS LETTER FROM AMPANIC-7
[6082]“YOTHER TO CELIA SANCHEZ), AMCALL-1 (201-275949) CHAS. '
[6084]LziTTZas TO FIDEL CASTRO FROM BELGIAN MINISTER RAYMOND
[6086]SECRET
[6088]14-0000
[6090]‘5 kIT),
[6092]Sree. hi are
[6094]TW eaten:
[6095]cr or
[6097]* PERS UT ROTIMNED
[6099]: [SECRET oe
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[6103]MERMCOUC TICS Of THIS CORT FROW BITES
[6104]worn, DJves Do
[6106]CL ASEFY TO C8 PLE NO.
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[6114]PAGE 2 MADRID 1237 SECRET. ,
[6116]SCHE.YVE-N , VATICAN SECSTATE AND
[6117]“VAMISTENDAEL 9, AMSOUR-1, AMKINT-3 (201-287682)
[6118]AND. SUBJECT 201-85 9862. WILL FIRST CONTACT CELIA .
[6119]"SANCHEZ AMD THEW WORK WITH MININT CFFICIALS —
[6120]DESIGNATED BY HER OF FIDEL CASTRO (SHOULD HE GET TO SEE
[6121]HM). FOR TIME BELHG WILL NOT RAISE CASE OF PERSOW
[6122]APPEARING IDEN WITH AMOBESE (201-354245) FOR WHOM
[6123]COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTION CAMPAIGN HAS NOT YET REACHED
[6124]“REQUIRED $32,223, HAS NOT RECLAIMED AMPANIC-7 RANSOM
[6125]FROM PARIS EMBASSY IN ORDER KEEP CASE NEGOTIABLE.
[6126]UPON SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION THESE CASES WILL Discuss
[6127]WITH APPROPRIATE PERSONS POSSIGILITIZS FOR PACKAGE
[6128]EXCHANGE FCR WHICH, HE RZALIZES, CANNOT EXPECT ANY
[6129]FRIOR LNMARP COMMITMENT. | ,
[6130]C. HOPES TO VISIT U.S. THIS SUMMER OR FALL
[6131]AND SEE OLIVER G. ‘GALBOM.
[6133]“sp, AMAUTO-1 (201-735296): LUNCHEON APPOINTMENT |
[6134]SET FOR $0 MAY, INTERESTING TO NOTE HIS CAPSULE .
[6135]ASSESSMENT AMAUTO-1 AS INTELLIGENT, WELL-ORGANIZED
[6136]“mad Go MAS ATTAINED” “POSITION UNUSUALLY HIGH FOR AIS.
[6138]{ .
[6140]OS seerer cL
[6143]14-0000
[6145]Pine? KOTIMED onouns °
[6147]SECRET ce".
[6148](Wher Filled In) Sessa
[6149]REPPOODUCTION OF TH)S COPY PROMIRITED
[6151][woes C)res (xo
[6153]CUamey 1o 78 ont WO.
[6155]wrasse
[6157]£REP TO 68 Fae NOL
[6159]{QO mean O ‘ngtuan 10 — enance
[6160]. OO
[6162]ac Tio NO.
[6164]«PAGE 3 MADRID. 1237 SE CRE T a
[6165]| LIMITED BACKGROUND AND wo PROEAELY: WILL REMAIN WITH
[6166]- REGIME BECAUSE OF MAUAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES OFFERED
[6168]"+ AND PATRIOTIC MOTIVATION TO’ IMPROVE. CoustaY THROUGH
[6170]oa REVOLUTIONARY DOCTRINE".
[6172]1 Fa,” evo ASKED IF PROPER MOMENT PRESENTED DURING
[6173]AMAUTO-1 LUNCH THAT A-1 ATTEMPT TO @LICIT WHETHER AMAUTO-1
[6174]WOULD BE IN TOWN 31 MAY. A-1 YCLLD USE LOGICAL PRETEXT
[6175]OF NEED TO KNOW IF AMAYTO-1 AVAILABLE FoR LAST-MINUTE --{ “~
[6176]OUNSULTATION BEFORE HE BOARDS 31 MAY FLIGHT TO HAVANA.
[6178](4-1 PHONED C/O HIGHT 30 MAY TO ADVISE THAT AMAUTO- |
[6179]WOULD BE 1N MADRID ALL DAY 31 MAY.)
[6181]"3, WILL PREPARE FOR JKLANCS DETAILED REPORT ON
[6182]EVENTS AND OBSERVATONS HIS TRIPWHICH WILL GIVE TO
[6183]vo AT FIRST OPPORTUNITY AFTER RETURW ON CHE HOPES)
[6184]“19 JUNE. CAL SO WILL Loma HIS DON VINICAH PASSP.ORT FOR -
[6186]ow tt
[6188]STATION To COPY ‘VARIOUS OFFICIAL CACHETS,) -
[6189]ae AMECRU-1 APPEARED ELATED OVER PROSPECT OF TRIP
[6190]AND RELATIONS WITH BOTH QUPILL- 1 AnD KENTLAND WERE me ,
[6191]“QUITE: CORDIAL. ee oe
[6192]5. QUPILL-4 LATER TOLD cvo THAT AMSOUR-1 SISTER
[6194]SECRET
[6196]CABLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION: x», CLASSIFIED MESSAGE TOTAL COPIES +=. _ ROUTING ANOVOA CMITIALS:SOEN BT ;
[6198]14-0000
[6200]eo | LL . ‘SECRET. od
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[6205]> AOVaNCE Cory [ Jisweo [J]acrres REPROCUCTICN OF Tris coer, PROM, arrGto 2 4
[6206]y . . a ores: Ova Oxo :
[6207]oo" CLAmFY To CB Pe Na. ,
[6208]- Oar 3 xnEP TO come wo. 5 . _ . \ : ‘
[6209]"pees ev one ei 10 menn 0 antrum to eee mae ee .
[6210]AC TION UNIT Te - . 7 7 ~ ” ‘
[6211]: |F) FILE, VR : _ . ‘
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[6215]“—- PHOWED WIGHT.28 MAY QUITE UPSET OVER FAILURE To HEAR oo .
[6216]. FROM HIM. HAD CONSULTED WITH "FRIENDS" WHO SUGGESTED i - \
[6217]SHE TRAVEL TO SPAIN FOR PERSONAL MEETING WITH QuPILL-1, oe ‘
[6218]FOR WHICH ALREADY HAD. RESERVATIONS ON FLIGHT 29 may. i ,
[6219]. WHEN Q-1 ADVISED HER THAT xo FURTHER NEWS EXPECTED a (
[6220]«UNTIL AFTER AMECRU-I RETURN, SNE AGREED TO CANCEL. | ‘
[6221]Y TRAVEL PLANS, ;
[6222]: Be QUTIMID CONFIRMS AMECRU-1 LUNCH DATE WITH AMAUTO-1 0 to,
[6223]FY) AIRLISTS SHOW HIM AND WIFE ON 31 MAY MANIFESTS. ‘
[6224]7s. FILE 31961063, 201-325564 Sree 201-276880,
[6225]201-2753949, 291-287682, 201-859E62, 201- 735296, ‘ 4
[6226]251-354245, 291-636293. GP-1 ,
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