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[39]8 January 1965
[41]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD oe —— : ’
[42]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1-
[44]DATE: 7 January 1965, 2330 Hours
[46]1. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Manolin Hernandez arrived
[47]from Central America and reported that Vico Starke and
[48]Frank Marshall, with the support of General Anastacio Somoza
[49]of Nicaragua, were planning a coup against President Francisco
[50]Orlich in Costa Rica. A-l planned to depart Miami for Managua
[51]at 0700 hours, 8 January on Lanhica airline to check this infor-
[52]mation with General Somoza and to attempt to ensure that his.
[53]equipment is not being used to carry out the coup. A-1 will
[54]have his private communications pad and promised to send us a
[55]message aS soon as he talked with General Somoza and with the
[56]Orlichs and Starke in Costa Rica. :
[58]v
[60]. 2, A-l agreed to try to return to New York on Saturday,
[61]9 January, for a meeting with Mr. Archer (Chief, WH). 4-1
[62]. will call as soon as he arrives in New York at which time
[63]_ Pprangements will be made to bring him to Washington for the
[64]' meeting. : mo,
[66]- 3. And reported he and Al Burt had signed a non-aggression
[67]pact. A-1 feels there is little to gain from his point of view.
[68]an continuing the squabble with Burt.
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[118]RE ALLEGATION BY ELCY GUTIERREZ MENOYO 201-
[119]269349 OR MRA WAS WORKING OIRECTLY UNDER: THE
[120]GROERS OF A COUNTERINTELL AGENCY OF US — .
[121]AND THAT SUBJ WAS RESPONSISLE FCR SINKING OF
[122]SPANISH SHIP STERRA ARANZAZU. :
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[135]che ‘ANCLATTER/ 1 TOLD 13 FEB 65 BY FAK FLORENT THAT MANUEL 7
[136]ARTIWE” S HOUSE AT 1270 NE 83TH STREET BLRKI WAS RANSAGKED DURING oof ‘
[137]EVENING 12. FEB. ~ ‘ARTINE TOLD FIORINI THAT UNTRUDERS HAD STOLEN .
[138]JEWELRY, NUMBER OF DOCUMENTS AND TELESROPES LENS RIFLE THAT FIORINI *
[139]aD aIVEN ARTINE AS GIFT. an ere
[140]ARTIME “ASKED: FIORINI HELP unt out ay. settee IN TOUCH LOCAL
[142]uThORITIES cUNSPECIFIED? “WITH REQUEST THEY KEEP BATTER QUtET: , vat
[143]) SAID ARTIME DOES. NOT WANT INCHLINT PUBLIGIZED. 7
[144]Sac FOR SECURITY” REASONS. WAVE HAS, WADE NO EFFORT “OBTAIN
[145]NF IRMATION - FROM LOCAL ‘AUTHORIZi254 HRVEVER, WAVE HAS RECEIVED wo.
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[187]“AMCLATTER/1 PROVIDED ADDITIONAL DETAILS REF 15 FEB 65 BY
[188]STATING RANSACKING AMBIDDY/!°S HOUSE ACTUALLY OCCURRED SOME TIE |
[190]* BETWEEW 1-3 FEB AND DISCOVERED BY MAID:LUCY ACOSTA 3 FEB. FLORINL
[191]““WOWEVER LEARNED OF RANSACKING ABOUT 133@ HOURS 13 FEB WHEN RCVD
[192]ys PHONE CALL FROM AMWORLD INTEL. CHIEF (IDEW WHO TOLD FIORINI THAT
[193]‘ALTHO HOUSE BURGLARIZED 8 FEB. HE DID NOTHING UNTIL FIRST SPEAKING:
[194]; ‘ite ‘AMBIDDY/1 WHO OUT TOWN. AMBIDDY-1 RECOMMENDED IDEN CONTACT
[196]i SECRET 1815092
[199]SONAL FRIEND FRANK CAMPBELL, FORMER CHIEF INTEL METRO, WHO
[201]VISED FLORIN: CONTACT POLICE “CAPTAIN LEE WAPIR USING CAMPBELL'S
[202]MAME. FIORINI, WHO aso KNOWN TO CAPTAIN NAPIR, CONTACTED NAPIR
[203]ATH IDEN. NAPIR PRONISED MAKE INVESTIGATION WITHOUT. WAKING —
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[223]BROKES DCOR alD L4RGE BUHBER DOCURE"TS SCATTERED OVER FLOOR. ites
[225]ALSO GAVE BAPIR FOLLOWIES LIST MISS1UG ARTICLES: CA) ROLEX WRIST
[227]WATCH: (7%) ANGTHER INEXPENSIVE @RIST WATCH; (C) RING WITH FCUR TWO
[229]CARAT DIAMONDS AND LARGE ZIRCOMs (D) TWO EJGHTEEN CARAT GOLD MECK- ,
[231]LACES; CE) OWE WOMAN'S IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, AMD (F) ONE KIGH us
[233]POWERED $@0 MAGNUM RIFLE WiTH TELESCOPIC LENS AND TRIGGER GUARD . .!
[235]INSCRIBED “AMBIDDY/!, LEADER OF REVOLUTION, FRANK FIORINI.~ :
[236]| ALTHO SOME DOCUMEMIS TAKER FROM A/1°S HOUSE IMPORTANT PAPERS KEPT i; i _
[237]' WOUSE SAFE WHICH MOT DISTURBED. IDES WHO Coupucriiig ovm INvESTI-
[238]GATION, TOLD YSPIR IDEW SUSPECTED HOUSE REPAIRMAN WHO RECEBTLY .
[239]WORKED A/1°S HOUSE WALDO BADO PEREZ, 1285 WW 29TH STREET TERRACE,
[240]| MIAMI. BADO WHO HAS NO REGULAR MEANS <NCOME RECENTLY BOUGHT WIFE
[241]68 CORVAIR (65 FLORIDA LICENSE 1D-4376) ABD PAST WEEK. MADE PERSONAL
[242]GIFTS HUMBER FRIENDS. ALSO PURCHASED FOUR WEW TIRES HIS OWN 61
[243]FALCON (65 FLORIDA LICEWSE 10-4302).
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[256]A “ 1DEW ALSO LOCATED JEWELRY STORE 964 WEST FLAGLER STREET WITR ve
[257]: wits ‘ROLEX WRIST WATCH FOR SALE. IDEN HAD WIFE A/1 VISIT STORE -
[258]asp ‘PURCHASE ROLEX FOR $202 CASH PLUS $45 STILL OWED SPL ZSMAN NAMED
[259]@UILLERHO. TABRAUE. WIFE A/1 ABLE IDENTIFY WATCH BY. TWO MARKS BACK
[260]TCH. ; BAPIR PROMISED DES WOULD HANDLE INVESTIGATION JEWELRY
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[265]SIGKE 26D SUGGESTED IDE Put SURVEL! LLANSCE CUBAE COFFEE SHOF “
[266]RIAME EL GOZO. .
[267]S. ANCLATTER/1 SAID THAT IDEM HAS wo CURRENT INFO INDICATE
[268]"ESPIOMAGE" OR “REVOLUTIONARY MOTIVATIOR" BEHIND ROBBERY.
[270]6 RNSPECTOR (CAPTAI® F. L. WAPIER ASSIGNED DETECTIVE BUREAU
[272]MIARI POLICE DEPARTHENT POSSIBLY IDENTICAL CAPT HAPIR PaRA T¥9
[274]., ABOVE. FRANK CAMPBELL PROBARLY IDENTICAL FRANK KAPPEL FORMER NETRO
[275]CHIEF INTEL WHO RESIGNED WORK WITH STATE RACING COMNISSION.
[277]Te NO SPECIFIC WAVE TRACES WALDO S3AD0 PEREZ ALTHO ONE
[278]WALDO PEREZ REPORTED MAY 62 AS HAVING HELPED ORGANIZE PROPAGANDA
[280]- AUD MILITARY PLANS LIBERATION. CUBA IN CUBAN LIBERATION ARMY CUFG -
[282]9923 4A BAY 62). WAVE TRACES GUILLERMO TABRAUVE INDICATE HE POSSIBLY
[284]IDENTICAL GUILLERMO TABRAU NUECER (201-283992).
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[357]Le’ AMCLATTER/1, AS FOLLOW UP REFS, REPORTED 19 FEB 65 THAT
[359]a Pow 1c BURGLARY SQUAD. “BOTH pee SAID WaPIR INSTRUCTED THEM -
[360]"KEEP CASE, OFF . _REPOR2* . TMEN TOLD SERGEANTS THAT AFTER CAREFUL
[361]CONSIDERATION HE _AND. _ANWORLD BOTH. CONCLUDE ROBBERY WAS “G-2
[363]SPONSORED", POINTED uP Fact $500 LEICA CAMERA AND TWO $336 TAPE
[364]RECORDERS: VISIBLY ACCESSIBLE wat TOUCHED. © ALO SUSPECT SOME DOCUMENTS toy
[365]coPHOTOGRAPHED « _ SURMISE INTRUDERS, WANTED @IVE QUTWARD APPEARANCE ROBBERY. : t
[366]“3 Be FIORINE SAID ADDITIONAL INFO ON. ausPéct WALDO BAGO me FE,
[368]‘3NDICATE HE FORMER BRIGADE MEMAFR _paftee SFeATAMTO ANN HEM sane tod
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[380]S. ACCINDINS FIORINI BAPIN IBSTPUCTED IDEW GIVE COMPLETE
[381]DETAILS 16 WRITING OB STOLED RIFLE ASD RAIL REPORT TO KIM,
[383]BAPIR- WASTS REPORT POSTPARKED ASD ALLEGEDLY vouLo DISCLOSE ~
[384]“CONTESTS ONLY TO CLEAR AMVORLD ABY CORPLICITY OR RESPONSISILITY a
[386]EVENT RIFLE USED BY UBKNOWH RARTY SOME FUTURE CRIME. ;¢
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[419]FEB PAA 513+ PLANS REMAIN CARA UN & 24 OR Rs FEB WHEREUPOS
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[446]8 March 1965
[448]eeereen
[450]MESORANDOM FOR THE. RECORD
[451]SUBJECT: Fhase-cut of ARTIME Autonomous Group
[453]a 2s
[455]ss Nea cea Bb
[457]meena, enmaeren 7 wearers or)”
[459]; 2. On the night of 8 March 1965, the case officer for
[460]Manuel ARTINE. Buesa set with bim and outlined the policy
[461]Gecision reached by the 303 Committee of 4 March. ARTIMS
[462]was told the: decisiva was. to terminate our. operational
[463]relationship in as friendly and cooperative manner 4s ,
[465]dbie, but not later thas 1 Bay 1965, The case officer
[466]been enpowered to convey. this. information and to con :
[467]@uct an exploratory ‘discussion of the. problems and possible
[468]solutions connected with & phase-out progran. ’ The two
[469]main pointe the United States Government was. concerned
[470]with ware (a) fair but ressonable denobilisation support
[471]@o the personnel of the autonomous group, and (Cb). ARTIME‘S .
[472]aseietance in insuring that: the balance ox power in Central
[473]. America was: not upset, particularly by preveating the
[474]| weapons of his group. from falling into the: hands or
[475]_  pelatical extrenists or free-booters. | : sO
[476]“pot @. ARTINE had. deen on notice for several months that
[477].f,. 8 phase-0=7 might be ordered at any time, and had an inkling
[478]le _ -ghat the decision had been nade because his regular monthly
[479]= 4 gabaidy bad not been received on cohedule. He had obviously :
[480]given the catter considerable: thought and nade up his mind !
[481]as to bis course of. gotion whea he arrived at the mesting. i
[482]fe began the dizoussion by sunmariging the things he might
[483]have gone had be been co inclined. Aneng the. possibilities i
[484]pentioned, bs inoluded joading up his troops and weapons e
[485]and taking over Haiti ao & ageins* Caba, intervening = — 4 =
[486]af
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[496]vee opecngassaia ecinyer ria Sammars 0
[498]_ ga Costa Rica to bring dowa the Libera: ‘PLY aduiniatration
[499] @m gayor of 8 rightist junta of éicsidents, or throwing ia
[500]{ goapletely with General Anastacia S.74 is Nicaragua the
[504];, Weapons, pe .
[506]Be has the gapabspity of fielding an infantry
[507]reinforced with artillery (4.2 mortars), supported
[508]; and maritins slesents, with a cadre of trained and conba
[510]: . experienced Cubans, provided he teams up vith an
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[521]| who can furnish about 1,000 cea to flesh out the unit.
[522]; Case officer acknowledgws last ee recognized his potential
[523]: f for harmful ection, had considered it thoroughly, and
[524]'
[526]hoped he would not do anything of the wind, ARTIME said
[527]he had also considered all the possibilities and concluded : ,
[528]ghere was po point in his being childish and trying. to ee oe A
[529]“bite us about the ankles.” : a : : .
[531]' §, ARTIME accepts. the decision and will cooperate
[532]4m a phase-out program. He does sot understand the
[533]rationale, and, of course, does not agi-.¢ with the :
[534]Gecision, but be acknowledges our prerogative to make it.
[535]3¢ we really wieh still to be iriends, he is willing,
[536]just as he told ir. FitzGoraid originally. He asks only
[537]‘that ve help his make it possible io rewain friendly and
[539]makes two requests from us: (a) help take care of his mon.
[540]and their fantiies until they can rehabi:itate and uc
[541]peaettle themselves, and (b) do everything possible to
[542]get Bis parents out of Cuba. .
[544]- 4, Tee major elesents to be considered in a phase-
[545]- gut were discussed with the following results: .
[547]- - g, Bersonnel. The first priority is support
[548]payments to dependents which were due 1 March in...
[549]‘the total amount of $100,00. This must be cone
[550]goonest if ARTIME is to maintain control of the |
[552]/ @ituation. The next. most. immediate problem is. —
[554]_. Be-entry permission for fifteen of his men who have —
[555]been stranded in Nicaragua trying to return to the
[556]Waited States since December. These men vere ex-
[557]gAltrated "black" from the United States with our
[558]assistance and require special authority for
[560]: perentry from Department of State and Department of. .
[561]ce quatice: which we thought was arranged in early
[563]a uary. . :
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[567]. . _
[570]. The demobilization plan proposed by. ARTIME
[571]‘geemed as realistic and effective as could be: hoped
[572]' gor. Ez proposes to retura tho bulk of his men,
[573]approximately 200, to the United States during March  ~
[574]ans give them one month's pay on 1 April as a mustering
[575]eut oayzent to support them and their families while
[576]they seek other employuent. The balance of his men,
[578]less than 100, will bs held in Cantral America for
[579]one month longer as a security ad acuinistrative
[580]force nuster the group’s equipesnt at Honkey Point
[581]frou which disposition can de aace during the nonth
[583]<1 Ot aI A RE ah lag EMI Ung eT ttn me ganna Soe
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[590]of April. The security force will be returned
[591]-Guring April and will be paid a austering cut pay~
[593]better
[595]’ soften
[597]pent oa 1 May.
[599]organized group in Central
[600]they are being dexzobilized.
[602]brought with him
[603]: gut costs could be estimated.
[604]are outlined below:.
[606]This will terminate the project.
[607]Zhe cover story which ARTIMNE intends to use
[609]for demobilization is to informa his nen that their
[611]gwothersbip is out of commission and.wil! require about
[612]ein weexs for repairs. 5 ;
[613]4 will be believed. He will then grant leave to all
[614]men with dependents to get their personal affaires ia.
[615]order before operations commence again.
[616]publicize the fact that it is less expensive and
[618]This is true enough so that
[620]He will
[622]for morale to send them on leave than to have
[624]men sitting around the camps with no operations to
[626]When all the first contingent are back hose,
[627]indivieual notice will be given each to start. looking
[628]for other work as operations have been postponed, .
[629]‘They will be told that the salary payment of 1 April -
[630]will be the last one and
[631]pustering out bonus.
[633]should be considered a8 a
[634]ARTINE. Zeels this: method will
[635]the impact and lower the noise level as the
[637]no men will be home with their families and scattered -_
[638]; throughout the comsunity instead of being in an
[640]america when they realize |
[642]Funds. APTIME had done his homework and
[643]facts and figures upon which phase-
[644]These cost estimates
[646]1 March = 3100,000.. Dependents support and _ ;
[647]. salaries mo,
[648]25,000 Travel from Central America
[649]; to U.8. for approx. 200 men
[650]60,000. Accrued debts due 1 March,
[651]we for camps in Central Anorica
[652]- i+ JY¥S,606 (in lieu of reguiar monthly
[653]gubsidy of $225,000)
[655]Sees eee we wn eee ees ee 8 RSS RS OTN
[657]200 men and salaries for a
[659]security and: adainistrative.
[661]. details . .
[663]'. 9 98,500. Travel from Central America
[665]tes _ to 0.8, for approx. 100 «en.
[667]‘ 12,500 Eatimated food. and other camp.
[668]expenses oo
[670]-_ 2 April - $100,000 Mustering out payment for’
[672]ESA
[674]mainly food and other expenses. ;
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[678]1 May - $ 50,000 Mustering out payments for
[679]approx. 100 wen and final
[680]contractual obligations of
[681]project
[683]. 6. Weapors. ARTINE agreed that it would be in
[684]pobody's interest for his weapons to fall into the wrong
[685]hands. He wae asked for ideas on disposition of the |
[686]arms and came up with the following suggeation which
[687]appears to be on excellent one. The mothership, MV
[688]SANTA MARIA,..19 in need of repairs and sust go into a.
[689]shipyard, . Tentative arrangements have been made to
[690]put her in the yards at Galveston, Texas, some tine
[691]fn Maroh or April. ARTINK can order his security detail
[692]to store the arus aboard the ship for "secirii;” reasons
[693]before she loaves for the yard. They will simply re-
[694]main on board when the ship leaves and we can take. ;
[695]re ae control cf the ship and the weapons from that point on,
[697]6, Maritine,
[700]|
[701]H - . .
[702](1) «MV GANTA MARIA. See above. The ship .. .
[703]would be sailed from Monkey Point with a contract
[704]Lo. erew supplied by Chester, Slackburn, & Roder, Inc.
[705]' ‘ oe of New York, who are agents for the ship's owner,
[707]secicemmem ernie
[711]Libernic Corporation, a CIA proprietary company. .
[712]One of ARTIME's senior officers would accompany .
[713]the ship as hie representative, with orders to. .
[714]turn over control of i¢ and the arms upon its .
[716]‘ aprival at Galveston. CIA officers, possibly —
[717]documented as Customs officials, would accept -
[718]eustody and Office of Logistics could recover the
[719]weapons and any other equipment which might be
[720]@hipped by this method. The ship would then be
[721]; a of according to Hoedquarters wiahes at.
[722]any time after 17 April when the charter arrange-
[724]’ gent with General SCMOZA expires and the ship
[725]legally reverta to control of the ovner, \
[727](2) Swifts, V-20's, Boston Whalers, rubber.
[728]. Beate ang other operaticaai craft ase <21.cezed,
[729]- feehnically, by ARTIHE's group, Ho has had titie.
[730]. to the Swifts legally transferred from a. Costa
[731]~  Bdean politician to one of his. oen senior officers.
[732]He wants to retain these craft for the time being,
[733]Roping against hope that lightning will strike and
[734]he may, after all, be able to uss them in the next
[736]2, 7 eeiigecatangsttindsinateatin duet seescinscationendarenrremarenarinaroaweringssimryemmes tzer rare memwanmans 1 a
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[752]two months. Case officer recommends we go along
[753]with hin on thie. at leaet for the tine ceing, as
[754]4t could be sticky legally and might antagonize
[755]bim at the tine whoa we most need his cooperation, ‘ : +
[756]In the ond, he should be reasonable about disposi-
[757]tioa of these craft if wa sanoot equare sith hin
[758]in the meaotine. :
[760](S) Support craft, Lois, Barges, etc. Dispo-
[761]Bition arrangements to be worked out together on
[762]these craft,
[764]@. Aircraft. ;
[766](1) DO-S. ARTIME is willing to release ike
[767]aircraft back to its “owners,” TASA, a CIA pro~
[768]prietary company in Panama, However, one sonth's
[769]charter payment of $1,250 was due 1 March, and
[770]another will be due by the tine the aircraft can
[771]be returned. ARTIME was reluctant to lst the plane
[772]go Lack without payment, but also reluctant to .
[773]equeeze the $2,500 out of hia budget. Case officer
[775]. woiced his opinion that the owner would probably .
[776]be glad to get the plane back and would not likely
[777]think it worth going to court. However, in view
[778]of the fact that it would be a “closed-circuit" |
[779]transaction and would actually coat the Governseat
[781]Da tee . mothing, it is recommended that a Special euthoriza-
[782]Pe, tion of $2,500 be channoled to ARTIWE for payzent
[783]Ss _ . 88 order to maintain ARTINE's reputation for fiscal.
[785]probity. He will surely appreciate this gesture,
[787]a (2) 1-30 Beaver and Cossna-180. These .
[788].; @izeraft technically belong to ARTIME’s group and.
[789]‘wecovery would be a sticky matter, legally.
[790]_ ARTIS hopes to hold control of these. aircraft
[791]. for the time being, and it is recommended thet
[792]‘We go along with hia, saving disposition arrange-
[793]meats until later.
[795](AO Ct RIN ANE te NS TORU ND Ct OLR RITSE NO Bi th nce
[797]S, ARTIME again enphasized at the close of the maeting
[798]¢hat he must have soonest the March payments for fanilies
[799]ae an sbsolute minimus, tafore he asuld face Ais people and §
[800]maintain coatrvcl of them in order to insure an orderly phase~
[801]e@ut progras,
[803]_ Cari 8B. Jenkine
[804]eo: O/C WH/C/CA/ BA -
[806]t
[808]Finer wene + eee rereaanteeanetnn et (rn ownemncctemmmrnnren ian it indyrnammmaneenerne nisen cri
[809]7 kee -_ * Lott
[811]toast
[814]14-0000
[816]19 March 1965
[818]i
[819]i
[820]“GUBJECT: Chief, WH ressrks on Termination of AMVORLD: ‘
[821]¥, At a meeting with DCWHIVC and ir, Jenkins on
[822]1G March, Chief, WH expreceed geveral satisfaction with
[824]the atatue of termination of AMWORLD and the plans
[825]‘therefor. He etatea specifically that he was pleased.
[827]“ with the cooperation of AMBIDDY-1 and ANJAVA-4 and would
[828]make it a potnt to iniorm higher levels in the Agency and
[829]the U. 3, Government and put a good word for thea on the
[830]Tecord. He also directed that they be told:
[832]. @. He personally appreciates their ‘cooperation = = =—>
[833]ae and the good sense, goodwill and maturity they ;
[834]a Giepleyed in accepting and executing ‘he U. 8. .
[835]ist decision to terminate their operations.
[837]b. He wants to mest with them personally, at
[838]the earliest mutually convenient tise, in order to
[839]Giscuszs the situation with then.. .
[841]@. After termination of the paramilitary project
[842]is completed, he has sone other ideas for ventures of
[843]eutual interest which be wishes to pursue with then,
[845]o 2. The gist of the above points had been passed to oe
[846]ANBIDOY-1 end AMJAVA~4 previously by. Mr. Jenkins, and on +
[848]_ the night of 18 March he confirmed by telephone to AHJAVA~4 .
[849]that Chief, WH had exoressed the above sentiments.
[852]14-0000
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[869]cA
[870]3
[872]eamis s+ ease,
[874]Befereace = pm 9&8) , a _
[876]Doe . e
[878]7 -Xe Bet cedle raises e number of fundamental iseues of concerns to Caracas |
[880]Station. In brief, we do not welcomes an activation of the movement's center
[882]4p Carr.cas, an event whica would greatly complicate our operational situation. 4
[884]We have reasons for believing that the host governsenat likewiee would probedly:
[886]_ ee entmrrasied if AMBIDUY 1 choses Veneruele as a base for whatever progres be
[888]* ‘fs planning to undertake. Repeated failures of his attempta at being received
[889]wy Preetdent LEONI are signiricant ia this context.
[891]aed a ky
[893]oe Since wo mist eseute tht WMRIDOT } bas alloted to hie close tiee with :
[894]Wake (end wore specifically vib SECKEOYP), the Venesuelen security services 3
[895]“wmy well jump to the conclusion thet AMWORLD i8 in fact @ KUBARK operetion and ;
[896]gocmar or later we would be forced to disavow AMAIDDY 1, @ circumstance of
[897]which be wuld be bound to learn with consequent eabitterment. All these
[899]predictable developments, Caracas is most anxious to forestall. Seedless. to |
[900]aay, both BECINOFE and OFTRICH arc unhappy about this situation of conflict ;
[901]Sines it involves 6 aus wa-: both admire and who (in tir opinion) hes served =|;
[902]“GRYORE. i.xte-eote loyally, at tines to > the éeotrinent of nie abiding cause to
[904]3
[905]4
[906]i
[908]2 dverate . PRAISE. .
[910]Say the above reascad, would. velccem indeed 1f formal ant
[912]ties between AMSIODY 1 end. AMJAVA 4. could be put in abeyance, at
[913]"Maat no te extent thet AERIDUY 1 be proved wee to pest tp Werstania aoe
[914]Gate Ciscrininstory approach reflects cur avarenses that -
[916]a ree Nate te
[918]Lyaceraiseoae ea t's ame Ss
[920]rt. Or Ct ee
[922](ot datia bettas SIDE
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[929]Amel. tak tet ase ie  & ee . oi a a | Paes at |
[930]Boel MET we a ee mL Re TS Pe eee? Mart]
[931]wl pees wm BETO Bed er Re aed Om CM ea wt mM reeers ws
[932]or ee Le. Oe? Oh re a ot ene 2 2 ce oe) reed
[933]Stee 5 ARS LUCY 6 ESS Semel et. Le Bee Ae fe eel em Gm whe, “a
[934]Steticn omit oot .el; Bt Letercea@ vite Sena ant Cemage we oF etandiog
[935]wits tie lielowg sereices. wei cen farwer lredic: tet te eeuttoe en trace
[936]unice Bovemmn. temiit 16 we bugerenty acts- AES} my view aD acvid: weer i
[937]apocenred prog@seam with dlevarnr ani Gauls 665 bilce SECS HBSS Le sear
[939]ese government to curvall oF surpreas whe mveuent.
[941]&. We realize thet toe Station's poertion, as ret forth ebowe, seddise
[942]Beadquartere with an exceedingly delicate tase, Mile as 8 Last resort wm
[943]could of course drop discreet niate % our Vesezmelan Malsus caostacté
[944]Guggeeting the icadvieattility of affording AMBIDOY 1 ani Ale associates
[945]Senctuary in Venorruela, we woull cooly entertain treet distasteful prospect as
[946]@ last resort and wite toe fill approwai cf Beadquarterc. .
[948]5. apother appreech, only elightly lees unsatisfactory, wuld be to
[949]pestrict AMBIDDY l‘s rediue of activity to an extent tantamuct denying
[950]him all freeiom of political action waile ie Venssucla. But all in all, it
[952]~would provebly be beet fcr EUBARK if AMBIDDY 1 could to di ceuaded from golag
[954]through with Ale proposed move is @ mhnaser wnich does not initt his pride end.
[956]waich does act alienate him from KUBARK. . Headquarters may be able to suggest
[957]palatable alternatives tc Vensrucia. ,
[959]' 6° A® regards MUAVA 4%, ve ahare som of Beadquartere mlegivinge about: .
[960]eurfecing him to Liaison. What proapted us to suggest thie approach was «@
[961]@esire to overcome the Gi tficuities waich wuld be facing AKJAVA & in any
[962]case ehould he decide tc mace hie hows here. We are inclined to doubt that
[964]be could obtain permission to enter Venesucla in iasigrant etatua without
[965]Severful fatercession. He wuld be used by the Station on projects which
[966]we (end presumably the host government) ¥ view as compatible with Veneruela’s
[967]ational. security interests,
[969]7. Som of the doubts raised by Reedquarters are altogether valid ext
[970]wre eonsidered before-we eade our proposal. We are least concerned, howver,
[971]the issuce uf dual loyalty and dual control etc, because it happens, to be «ns or
[972]oa objectives in building.a more durable relationahip with Liaison, «sp DIGEPOL,
[973]to entice them inte joint ventures where dual control does exist.. Gs find ANJAVA.
[974]_ temperementally suited (esp since his basic loyalty belongs to KUBARK) to serve
[975]@s an operational link betveen Station and: liaison, without acting to the
[976]Getriment cf either. although the tenor of cur rulationship with DICEPOL “ss
[977]-yadergone a notable improveneot, there are etill deep-rooted reservaticns and
[978]suspicions wich @ ma of ANTATA, 4's personality traite might belp te dispar.
[980]. 6, with regards to the subetance of our operations against. PERUMEN, .
[982]. especially those which ere CS-criented, there ie ¢ natural »iogruity of interests
[983]Detween ODYOKE and: Yeaesucis waich renders joint pursuite in fect most desirable.
[984]“figem Likely thae not; Diazem. will de Station the favor of feciliteting the = -
[985]‘@dmiasion of auava & and of providing bie site viabla cover, muyve inciodiug
[987]-, @ffielel (DIGEPOL) documentation, and let it go at that. We rather doub$ ehat
[989]. ..yalese prodded by Station DIGEPOL would. evall itea.f of AMIAV, 4's services, Let
[991]2. @lone use him to penetrate Station's operational progrom. Zhiu isaves in ‘ae
[992]~ balance the yroe and cons of surfecing © valuable KBRANK asce¥ to Liaiuca, ook
[994]9. the general : concepts guiding Caracas: ‘Btetidoa in. deat: Lag ta’ Krewe the
[995]“enveteae of MOAR © wate epeiled wat jn dvGAniaG52. ww a a fate =
[997]2S ge “yn preventing, Station's » proposal, te muave by: ts feitewtas poked:
[998]"> gut be Bats
[1000]i
[1001]4
[1003]- » we do avs propose that he- ever aie dengan perconias aad, :
[1004]"_ politioal Mnks vith ANBInoy 1.
[1006]7 th, a ota} hoes ae
[1009]“We ‘ vase, wee eary
[1011]tat 4 feta
[1012]Pt “Be ibe ais tec dacatem im ‘A aeaeczeni
[1014]CEASE M ete tere ikl rt te MPS
[1016]T
[1018]ome a HH 9, a ee 4
[1020]a Clntntie rah ive ithe Aarne i ht = nls mens tense date see See wees
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[1056]etce mtaleera Wet WEB 10 Of oiclanly beat bet.
[1058]we wolf eject aAath & & comperveestalise hiceel! i 4.
[1059]fens 2 treet easy Ruelecge @ pure cu Ste “apwetiww '
[1060]cpEretivtal eijaact to tat Statice a6 privileged ta Ue eecse cf
[1061]aot lLapesting 10 W Oc.©nd Gaemens 6 OOd ABV. Siete si oe,
[1062]Chie iefsrweiion wale sae to be wales Sco AEDT let
[1063]Otees arabere cf te arvensnt. : .
[1065]PEPE Se
[1067]esata © will bewe ts ake «@ clear choice betwee etrviag “the
[1068]cmse of PASDMEE liberetion by ectively asanciating bimealf with
[1069]MORHLD (¢ cveed undertesing if cur reeting of Use altuatinns 16
[1070]correct}, of by oc -xytering POMLMER‘*S program Uc sugvens Sensmuels
[1071]under Statice costrol.
[1073]we eran oo
[1075]oe
[1077]2 th eerie genoa RNR
[1079]nee aerate iene or TSIEN, te RRS -
[1081]oat jy tet
[1083]i ra
[1084]Bg ad
[1087]14-0000
[1089]; . | '
[1091]Zea AAT A/L, tele re td M/Z wert te 2 sin on 15 bay for Door Jomo-chs
[1092]Wacatisc, Af saia later thar A/2 was startizcg a new cusiress in scsts
[1093]ard wa:ted hin {a/:) ts wove over there ax pa age it for hing a/2 left
[1094]@iliiam fing, tre sice-Presicert in char.e of paritics Ean in his snsence. *
[1095]AZQILSY/1 bas always had ultisate esctrol of the 4c'e Pic fords ard has : 5
[1096]Simply beer exercising closer perscnal cortrol of ther sires A/2 is gore. 4 .
[1098]2.b ANSIDOT/1 told me that be {5 selling off some of the ec:iovent wich is net
[1099]suitable for his c:rrent srazram of vo-runity Llevelocrert/livie Action in
[1100]Latin Aserica in order to raise vorey to ostair ecquicnert and raterials
[1101]that will be mcded, sor: amie, he has toucht 22 acres af farm land near
[1102]west Palm Saach'to establish a wodel farm for trainins ourposes. He has
[1103]been conducting evening classes for several weeks far about 120 FRR ven, who
[1104]are working full tize at other Joos, in rural coerunity levelopment, He
[1106]se bas potten some traiz:irg rsterials and atvice from Prot. seorge Lodge of
[1108]~F Harvard, who, accordirg to letters fron hie, anvears to >e enthusiastic
[1110]‘about his contact with A/l ord his orga: izetion, :
[1112]afi says his only political plans ct this tire are to try to continue holding-
[1113]his movement (HRX) together while he charges its emohssis and direction
[1114]toward the constructive sctivity of help in Comunity cevelonment for
[1115]friendly Latin American countries and away from the FY ezphasis for which
[1116]we supported him in the AMAORLD program, The farz: in Nicaragua to cultivate
[1117]" . wee is a planned cooperative on the east coast (Sluefields -- Monkey Point)
[1118]to complement a shrimp fishing cooperative and boat yare at Bluefielis
[1119]_ Which he has already discussed with Pr-sident Schick, who requested him to
[1120]"-go ahead. A/1 and the BRR part in. these entervrises is purely advisory in.
[1121]- training local residents and helping them to organize and bulld facilities,
[1122]reports, and A/) himself admits, that he is sinsly feeling around now
[1123]- trying to get all the information and ideas he can stout this new fleld of
[1124]‘endeavor. (for exemole, A/1 just bought 300 baby chicks to work with in
[1125]order to find out they sar best fit into a rural develocment progran.)
[1127]“ 2ed. Of course, ANWORLD is finished and al) members of the organisation know it,
[1129]. - and A/& have both told me they have made it clear to all hands and have
[1130]‘. advised them to get jobs immediately in order to support their dependents,
[1131]. , Most of them have done so, saveral going back to work far WAVE, 68r instanca,.
[1132]“The death of AMWORLD snd the reorganization necessary to go into a new
[1134]phase (Community Develo»ment) is no. doubt causing a erisis in the ERR, but
[1136]Both leaders balieve the movement will weather the crisis and survive, Mr. .
[1137]- fom Clines, who talked «ith oth-r members of the ERR, Selieves the same. bo
[1139]thing, and is certain it will survive with enough suovert fron. Washington 9°:
[1141]%o pay for publicity, travel, and sdministrative costs. | . ‘
[1142]3e8 = There are.5 man at Monkey Point where one cache (a platoon) of weapons is
[1143]: . stored. The other two ovo Lorated at Sluefields ‘and at Managua, under
[1144]", @ontrol of the Wicersguar National Guard. The HRR delerate at Managua is
[1145]’. the only person whe can suthorize their release, ard this must be on
[1146]:. wpdtten authority of 4/l’and sporaved by General Somoea, The 5 men at
[1148]~ Monkey Point are ainply etation-keepers who,. in eddition to, guarding the
[1150]i G@amp and. weapons, are teachin, the local indiens to read atid write, to
[1152]Operate and saintaln basic machinery, and to plant crops to raisetheir
[1153]. BA. standard of iiving, Tere hea seen no evidence from any source of ary
[1154]a attempts to ssl2 Shwokho arms ar anmunition,
[1157]14-0000
[1159]i 3.¢ 08=_sIt iz rot clear wist tris source is trying toevort, but nresumsbly he is
[1161]2
[1162]tryicg to indicate that 4/1 is hoarding the 4:4-2LD money he has been é
[1163]issued for his personel use, Aryone who :nows A/l knows that the last .
[1164]thing he will ever cive up is his nagazire and radio brcadcasts. The cs
[1165]ability to wake speeches ard Lave them crinted and see his picture °
[1167]rerrodused is the top requirerent ix fis wakeup. The rext most imor- ‘
[1168]tart rec_irement is the cazavility to travel and hobenob with Heads of :
[1169]State end other /igthendt Oe he excels, ‘these two attributes are
[1170]af considerable KJsAXK, ag witness the fact that tr. Aitegerald. ;
[1171]has insisted on retaining these capabilities for A/l to use in ternal? .
[1172]of the Agency. They are certainly nore izportant to him than roney,
[1173]gs gueh, corcerning which he is incredibly salve and disinterested. He
[1174]fz notorious for having to have sozebody else go around with hin to be. ‘
[1175]sure he hogs necessary documents ard money, otherwise he would never heve
[1176]a dime in his pocket, I checked further cn this point with A/ ot our i
[1177]. last seeting on 27 June ani he said there was no evidence of Wl :
[1178]2. -pilfaring the till, the oroblem if eny was simply honest mismaragement, po .-
[1179]. We shocld remember thot A/l has been paid a salary, with Hqs ecreement } . ° :
[1181]and at our suggestion for that natter, of £1,000 a month, ARNORLD/2: a
[1182]" wade it a point to denosit the check in A/l's personal accouht.every _ - sh
[1183]wonth, and A/2 maintained da facto control of the account. aAAL told ae
[1185]‘we this incident because he was amazed to fird when A/2 left for Spain ok
[1186]and turned the records of the account over toA/l, he found that he had :
[1187]& oe S thousand dollars in the bank, the most he had ever owned in his F
[1188]Life, In addition to this salzery, it should be remembered that A/1
[1189]ig @ co-author of the "Bay of Pigs® book, which was worth several
[1191]- thousand dollers to each of the lh co-authors.
[1193]This line of reporting has been going on for at least the past 2 years’ in
[1194]the sase of and is typical of the incessant gossip and character
[1195]assassination within the Cuban exile community in Miami that has been |
[1196]going on for the last 5 years. ‘while certainly no paragon. af virtue or
[1197]@f efficiency, it will take more tha this to convince ne A/) isa
[1198]‘erook. In the first place, ANdAVA/4 would be the first one to put the
[1199]finger on him if he started misappropriating MRR funds or otherwise
[1200]“Playing games thot weld hurt the moverent, In the second place, afl de -
[1201]too disurganized to be an effective crock, even iff he tried, end 1t .
[1202]“would show up in more concrete form than this report,
[1204]Notes
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[1209].
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[1211]yo £4 <9
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[1221]DIR IYO CARA BOGO SJOS MAWA GUAT CITE PCY GOS” all Bo :
[1222]RYEOY'TYPIC AMMORLD. ; a oar a
[1223]7, Aq APBIDDY-1°TOLD ZABOTM XE WaD- REETING pres Leon re) we j
[1224]MARCH, PRES VALEXCIA 7 APRIL, AND PLANS SEE PRES ROBLES 22. ;
[1226]OR 23. APRIL. PLANS RETURW VIA COSTA RICA FOR. TALKS PRES"
[1230]AWD Gey SOMOZA .
[1232]Tren TO GUATEMALA FOR MEETING PRES ‘PERALTA
[1234]4
[1238]prscatn ‘iy RESPONSIBILITY. DURING WEEK 8. may Me Wores. WET DAINOLD
[1241]14-0000
[1243]- a wk os tener
[1244]se o scUrT wt INS
[1246]PAIRED @ISaes.
[1248]2. A-t FUTURE PLOWe AF PERe THVOLVE SELLING [DEa CF PROG aA"
[1249]10 CASiRU/COMIE THREATEBES COLITNITS suicH INCLUDE C1) LNTER-
[1251]“DICT 1OW CUBAN INFIL OPUS, (2) PENETRATE AND ELIMINATE INTERNAL i
[1252]| CASTROITE OPS, (3) POSITIVE CIVIC ACTION PROGRAM SASED 08 ~. 4
[1253]“2 *COMANDES RURALES™ WHICH VAS BASIS FRR STRENGHT RURAL CUBA AND ‘te
[1255]CONSEPT a-1 DEVELOPED WHICH CASTRO CONTINUED AFTER A-1
[1257]- DEFECI TOM. HE BELIEVES SMALL TEARS TRAINED AUD EXPERIENCED
[1258]oo CUBANS WORKING DIRECTLY WITH LOCAL. GOVITS COULD CONTRIBUTE
[1259]SIGNIFICANTLY TO LATIN AMERICA COUATER TWSURGERCY PROGRAMS.
[1260]; FEELS WOULD 8E IN ODYOXE INTEREST TO ASSEST BUT WILL LEAVE
[1262]7
[1264]S saesgae pee
[1266]CaRIBSEAN AREA, AMD CONTINUED CONTACT vita THE AMLASH GROUP
[1267]TRSIDE ‘CUBA (THEY ARE STILL IW COMMUNICATION). -HE IWSISTS
[1268]RIS. saste, ORGANIZATION CONTINUES AND vi SURVIVE, | with Done
[1270]EXPANSION Leautimate BUSINESS. INTERESTS BBY PEOPLE sun as
[1274]oA RE cr Pea
[1276]me
[1277]wig iad as)
[1283]se
[1286]14-0000
[1288]2O°G Medd, SLI A- SY ARTAS, MASOLG® REZ
[1290]7
[1291]3
[1292]2
[1294]4
[1296]AMSAVA>1 3OTH Say TREY ISTESD “OVE FROM FLORIDA AMD ESTALISH
[1297]RESIDESCE CEBTRAL AMERICA CA VENEZUELA TO ESCAPE FATE OTHER:
[1299]tan
[1301]EXILE LEADERS WHO STYWIED IW RIAR AND ARLE OBLY TO TALK, WOT
[1302]TO CORT ISLE USEFUL woRt. — |
[1304]5. A= 1 APQLOGIZED FOR ABY PROBLENS CAUSED BY PRANK
[1305]HE PLAYED COLOMBIA. SAID ME MET AND ACCOMPANIED BOTH
[1306]BY CUBAN WELL EU OWH KUBARK AGENT AND A-1 CONFESSED SOME
[1307]EXAGGERAT 108 AND SNOW JOBS FOR HIS BENEFIT. HOPES REPORTS
[1308]WILL BE CONSIDERED THIS CONTEXT AMD TAKER WITH GRAIN OF
[1309]SALT. SAID HE ACTUALLY HAS NOP COMMITMENT FROM COLOMBAL,
[1310]WET WITH PRES VALEXCIA FOR TWO HOURS, ONE HOUR TALKING POETRY,
[1311]“ONE NOUR TALKING OPS, 0 DECISION BUT VALENCIA WISHES TALK
[1312]‘AGAIN AFTER TIME YO CONSIDER POSSIBILITIES. ABOUT THE SAME RESULTS
[1313]= SLE FROM VENEZUELA ALTHQUGM LEONI APPEARED MORE © INDECISIVE
[1315]ve c3 ~ poem PAR eat pepe Yee MAWeRh
[1318]LR RTOS y RTE Sy Ute
[1319]y
[1323]cme papgecnimes Late «ERE ERR ere rer mamerregy *
[1325]14-0000
[1327]of oes
[1329]37 April 1968
[1331]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chies, WH Division es oo,
[1333]sussacT 2 Present Activities and Possible
[1334]_ Fetere Plans of Manuel Artine Buesa | '
[1336]i r: wities:
[1338]During the past giz weeks Manuel drtine bas .
[1340]G@evoted his tine to the task of disbanding his para-
[1341]. ailitery establishment in Nicaragua and costa Rica.
[1342]ree Artios hes returned most of the arma and equipment
[1344]= prowided Aim by this Agency. This includes the sother-
[1346]‘a 5. glip, pearly all of the aeavy veapone such as mortars,
[1348]gachine guas and artillory pieces, as vell as other
[1349]aiscellanscus items auch es consunications vans and . .
[1350]earth-moving oquipsent. ‘The sxall arms not recovered .
[1351]fron Artine are sufficient to equip am infantry company.
[1352]8. RIuture Plage:
[1353]ne During the same period Artine has atteupted
[1354]te gain eupport for a pian by which he, ond e snall
[1355]gucleus cf hie paraailitary f2res, would conduct
[1356]eounterinsurgensy~-tyys operations against Caatro-
[1357]eupporteé rebol banda cporating in several Latin
[1358]Americas gcuatries. Artine hay cutiined these propo-
[1359]sale to Fresidesta Leca Valensia of Colombia and
[1360]Marcos Robies of Tanesa, and suceavored to obtain an
[1361] gaterview with Bax: Leoni of Yenesvela, put has been
[1362]able te conduct coaversations om thie proposal ealy oa
[1364]the Venesuelan Cabizet level. i
[1366]Yo txplensat eveh 4. schene Artine euvistoas
[1367]emil growp of Bighly-trained individuals plus.
[1369]P usiag ry
[1371]steam ay
[1373]Wea ;
[1374]ESRI a
[1376]re
[1378]14-0000
[1380]‘geo fast sotor lounches criginally provided to him by
[1381]this fgensy. Arvams would use ihis force tu petrol .
[1383]the coasts ef one or the other of the aforementioned .
[1384]qeuntries te prevent tho cauggling of aras and/or general
[1385]eontrutasd, is exchange for this service, 4rtias vould
[1386]feeoive the permission of these governsonts to keep any
[1388]: —tap which be aight capture is the course of those patrols.
[1389]. Ya addition, he would be allowed to maintain beses of.
[1390]egeraticn fron whick to launch attacks agaicet Cuba. .
[1391]So far none of theses governments has made any cozaitasat
[1392]¢o Artine, He clains, however, that both Presideats =.
[1393]Walenciea and Rebliee have expreesed interest in his pro~
[1395]“pocals.
[1398]i
[1399]i
[1400]i
[1402]Artine hes requested ca interview with this
[1404]oa.
[1405]a ore
[1407]agency, prosusably to discuss bis future, during which
[1408]&t 4s expsotes that be will driag ep his schene es .
[1409]ne, “5. s Gi
[1411]| BRWP/WH/C/CA/EA/ ADRoh 1 fing:bh (27 Apr 65)...
[1413]Distribution:
[1414]Grig & 1 - Addressce
[1415]- i- WE/C/CA/ZA
[1418]14-0000
[1420]mn
[1422]28 April 1965
[1426]MEMORANDCAS FOR: Chief, Westera Benisphere Divisice ‘
[1428]SUBJECT: Present Activities snd Poesibie Future ’
[1430]_, Diane of Manuel Artias Bucaa ,
[1432]oe, 1. Activities re
[1433]— Yor the past six weeks Artine has devoted his
[1434]t
[1436]tine to disbanding his peranilitary cotablishaeat is
[1437]<  Siearagea and Costa Rica. He has; |
[1438]gy returned most of the arms and equipment
[1439]_ provided hia by us,
[1441]bd, returned the mothership,
[1442]-- @.  getarned nearly all the heavy weapons.
[1444]~ : the ousll ares not receovered are guffic-ent to equip an
[1445]- nfantey eoxupaay.
[1447]Aartine has atteapted to peddle a plan to the
[1449]oo “the maslews ef. ate paremilitery foresee, Eeeentislly thie , : -
[1450]| * program ie the same for all three countries and iavolves @
[1452]GROUP | 4
[1453]Excluded (rev setamtalicy *
[1455]14.0000
[1459]s&s. Arties: would wee Ble fusue te petoul
[1461]the eoast of taeee sowats ice ead preveat
[1462]* oo, emuggling of sras cad/or gousral contraband,
[1463]i Artins wauld receive, 18 esahauge fet
[1465]this service, peraiseica from theve gaveranenta:
[1466]to keep any arne which he might capture oud be
[1468] pllowed to matatata Lasce from wnich te Sein
[1469]operations againat Cuba, | .
[1471]Bene of the epecifics follow
[1473]. Aetine venta petrolous, sued, end alothing
[1475]fren the governasnt for 6 group to be otstioned
[1476]- qpere and a2 beachhead to cotablian 8 6008, ae |
[1478]$s there ts 0 lansing 18 Cube, Asting VOAte rs
[1480]ge weuld elec guaranties to solre the guerzille
[1481]| geabies by exieg too 20 groupe. Ons sx0Hy 7
[1482]- . ganamat epuretians egsinet Cie and, ene Wtber OP in
[1483]eet 0s tentroniess out $1018 perisess to the Pe
[1485]-
[1488]14-0000
[1491]; wealthy Cubes exiles and Latin American syzpathisers. ,
[1493]Artiae would start a “comandos rurales*
[1494]Operation, similar to that which vas tne base
[1495]of MRR strength in rural Cube. .
[1496]Artime would launch a civic action progran
[1498]aad also would interdict Cuban tariltration
[1499]operations,
[1501]Tre above plan would be carried out mainly
[1502]im Chiriqui Province. oo
[1503]We have no information on what Artine propoced
[1504]im Woneseela but assuse it is such the sane as for
[1506]maintain continued contect vith the Cubele group, 0 *
[1507]: Mais would be in return for his counter snsureensy
[1508]“pregran outlinag above.
[1510]‘SECRET
[1512]Ane RRS errno ¢ ns
[1515]14-0000
[1517]MERORANDUM FOR: Chief, "H Division
[1519]eusJecr t Proposed Ieeting Between
[1520]. Cauief, WH and AMBIDOT~1
[1522]1. AMBIDDY-1 went to Nicaragua on 11 May 1965 to .
[1523]remove his rovaining men cod equipment from that country...
[1524]aed to complete secure storage srrangexents for the anall
[1525]arms which be has retained. He has a nesting scheduled.
[1526]with Goneral Peralta in Guatesala later this week and
[1527]expects to be back in Miami by 17 May.
[1529]AMWORLD
[1530]and to discuss any other matters which may be of mutual
[1531]Aaterest. AXSIDDT-1 bas indicated that he is willing to
[1532]evatinee cocperatizg with the Agescy by ‘tursishing isfor-
[1533]pation and uadertakisg political action casks as required.
[1534]He heped that the dzexcy, in turn, will to able to assist
[1535]Bim fa fieancizg a linitod publicity procran consisting -
[1536]gaily. of radio broadcasts asd the HER. . Fais .
[1537]would belp to keep bis scvenent: alive and maintain hia as —
[1539]~ @ Pecognined oxile lender who vould thes be of continued
[1540]| wales te the Agency in activities of sutual iaterest..
[1542]-. . §, We suggest that bis witting desuty; ARJAVE-<4, -
[1544]might be invited te visit Hashiagton at the sane tine. to
[1546]«participate is other discussices ccaceraing possible.
[1547]activition in the future. It would bo appreciated if
[1549]. @alef, UE were able to est a couvenicst date for a meeting
[1551]An onder that we say notify AkBINST-1 ia agvance.
[1553]me,
[1555]avs
[1557]BOP/WH/C/CA/EA/CRJonking: br, (18 May 66)
[1558]_ BMstriabution:
[1561]14-0000
[1563]eprint
[1564]VLC
[1566]17 May 1965
[1568]KEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[1569]SUBJECT: Proposed Meeting with AUJAVA-4
[1571]2. In addition to the matter of meeting the ANBORLD
[1573]Gwifts on their crrival in New Orleans, ANJAVA-4 indicated .
[1575]. &e vas even sore interested in talking with me about
[1576]AMBIDOY-1's present frame of nind and plans for the future,
[1577]about some of which he is a little concerned, AJAVA-<€
[1578]intends to see AMBIDDT-1) for a few days the first. part of
[1579]this week and will try to got a complete and current reading
[1580]from ANBIDDT-1 during this time. AJAVA-<4 wants to discuss
[1581]Chis in detail with me prior to the neeting of ANBIDDY-1
[1583]with Caiez, ma, presently planned for the week of 24 May,
[1585]a 3. ABJAVA-4 also wishes to discuss the the two job offers. e
[1586]he has received from the Agency, ie, a job with Caracas:
[1588]*: ation, er to go iato university level training in a holding.
[1589]eapacity for future comnitment to. a post-Castro Cuban regine. ,
[1591]. @ bas some topice fer discusgion concerning last-nmiante. :
[1593] * qéamtions in the clese-cut of ANWORLD and disposition of soze |
[1595]hed the key personnel of the organization.
[1598]14-0000
[1600]ah
[1602]-
[1604]+: @evelop rural civic actioa p
[1608]7] peried ef ting.
[1610]1. AMJAV.-4 waid he had talked only briefly with
[1612]- ANBINOT-1 on his return from Guatemala and Nicaragua
[1613](81 Bay, just befare A-< left to moet me in Mew Orleans).
[1615]a1 said he had talxed with General Peralta in Guatemala
[1617]- oné@ bac d*solaimed eny connsetion with Roberto Alejos' Lo
[1618]: eoup plotting or the former NRA Cubans wao had been involved. :
[1619]with it. He hed algo outlined hia proposal for Peralta to
[1621]Consider whereby 4-1 an<é the MRR would undertake, at the
[1623]- Smvitation of the lceal goverrement, to asaist in countering
[1624]Castro/Ccasun
[1626]iat infiltration and subversion, and to help
[1627]as a positive counter
[1628]Rey program. 4-1 clained that Peralta seoened very
[1630]_ dzourse
[1631]‘ gericualy interested in the proposals and appeared quite
[1632][egprectative that 4-1 bed been able to visit Bim, 4-1
[1634]expecta that Peralta wil) wish to talk to him further ia
[1636]a pilot progran
[1638]- and appreves
[1639]te be vua on the cast ceast, with the rural civic action
[1641]progran tees Biuefisids. This will allow 4-1 to keep a .
[1642]of his gon in the country to work oa the program while
[1644]3
[1646]' mafatainieg avourity of the weapons he has stored there.
[1648]a1 else talked with Laia Gomoze, at the latter's invitation,
[1650]- ‘wat Andicated there was acthing new or interesting fron.
[1651]: _ tata ecurce.
[1653]3. A-4 ig not sure Aimeslf how much 4-1 has been able
[1655]ecconpilis)) in hia visits in Central and south Azerica,
[1656]end bow enoh of his reporting is wishful thinking. He is
[1657]mot ready, bowever, te #911 4-1 short and hee untahed bi=
[1658]"solitng isc~-boazes to Ecb4tass" successfully ever tse lezs
[1660]fe Bet Terence pene
[1662]wat ee beatiiearee BOR. re
[1665]14-0000
[1667]-
[1669]- & 1 decided to come to Nev Orieans on the night of
[1670]ia order to meet the two Ssift boats at Morgan City oa
[1671](their latest ETA). Having done all the preliminary
[1672]and mace all the arrangements, 4-4 decided both of
[1674]ld Bot be necessary and he planned to return to Hiani
[1676]t af the 24th, I promised to contact both of thea by
[1677]Tuesday ofgnt (35 Hay) to sake sure the Swifts get
[1679]no probleas, aad to inforam 4-1 a firm time for his
[1681]with C/™WH (scheduled for 1500, 37 May). :
[1683]t
[1685]Hd oh
[1686]felt,
[1688]a
[1690]. Carl B. Jenkins
[1691]WN/C/CA/EA
[1694]14-0000
[1696]2 JUN 1365
[1698]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chalet, Wil Division
[1700]GUBJECT t Interview between Mr. Gecrge Cabot a,
[1701]. Lodge and Manuel Artine Buesa .
[1703]1. Pursuant to your conversatinus with Manuel “
[1704]Artine on 27 May 1965, the latter has expressed a
[1705]Gesire to ecet with Mr. George Cabot Lodge in order to
[1706]further discuss practical means of implementing a civic:
[1707]action program in Nicaragua.
[1709]9. Artine's current plans and echedule are as
[1710]followa: 2-4 June in Miani, Florida; 4-12 Jusa in.
[1711]Wicaragua; 12-14 June in Panama; 14- possibile trips to
[1713]. Colombia and Guatemala.
[1715]: 3. Artine emphasized, however, that he could re-. -
[1716]‘whee this. wchedule’ if aged be in order to avet with ; .
[1717]tir. Lodge in Cambridge, Hass. or any other location at
[1718]_ Lodge's convenience.
[1720]-(Bigncd} Iohn BL. Har€ |
[1721]Zohn L. Hart
[1724]' ‘pop/WH/C/C «/BA/ADRoh fing: bh (2 ane 68)
[1725], Distribution: -
[1726]Oris & d - Addressee 7
[1728]o wa/C/ Ba/CA_ : a
[1730]| “tw t j
[1731]Rectnded 9 eutematic
[1733]COOH EL eu
[1734]cecteapiniestien
[1737]14-0000
[1739]3 June 1965
[1741]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Wi/PO/B
[1742]ATTENTION =—s ss Mr. J. De Stefano
[1744]SUBJECT 3 Background Sketch on Dr. Manuel .
[1745], Artine Buesa ; : ae : t
[1747]1, Manuel frtime Buesa, a non-practicing medical.
[1748]doctor, began his political activities in Cuba during the '
[1749]year 1939 whon he participated in the formation of a civic ..
[1750]action type program known. as the “Comandos Rurales." The wom
[1752]Rurales actively participated with the Castro —
[1753]vegine during ite initial agrarian seforn, but eventually...
[1754]broke with it due to Castro's shift to Marxiam-Leninisn. —
[1755]It was at this point that Artine foratd the Movimiento de
[1756]Recuperacion Revolucionsria (SSR, Hovement for the Bocovery
[1757]ef the Eevolution), a political organization which he beads
[1758], wp to date. The degree of Aartise’s activities in the civic
[1759] getion program was reflected by the fact that Artizs, prior = =
[1760]_: €e Bis break with Castro, had been appointed a ceriity in
[1761]| the Institute. Hacioual de la Befcr2m Agrogaria. (INRA). for...
[1762] Q@riente Province. . Astine’s first contact with the Agency
[1763]“ ggek place just prior to his epen break with Castro and ke.
[1764]_ was erfiltrated from the island by the Agescy. . Artine.
[1765]dedicated himself to the continued developaent of the N&R
[1766]- watil called upon by the Agency to be the political repre- |
[1767]gentative for the Cuban Brigade 2506 which landed at the
[1768]Bay cf Pigs. Artine was ceptured and contenced to be
[1769]exsoutec, This vas later commuted by Castro to life:
[1770]dsonment. In 1032 Artine wees among those repatriated
[1771]“ eo this.country under the prisoner exchange. o
[1773]wy beige 2. In mid-1063 the Agency agein asked Artine to head.
[1774]- =S" gy gugememous paramilitary organization made up and trained.
[1775]|. @uelusively by Cubans and. funded by the Agency. Subject set
[1777]i
[1780]14-0000
[1782]— SECRET
[1784]i up = series of training casps in Central America. Using
[1785]the pclitical banner of che HRR 4rtine’s group. conducted
[1786]poveral paranilitary operations against the isiansd of Cuba
[1788]with varying degrees of success. In carly 1965 by order . '
[1789]of the 30S Comnitios 1t tas deviced to phare. out the Agency's  . :
[1791]‘gupport to Artime since At was felt that paraailitary opera-
[1792]tions against Cuba were futile and ineffective. Although be
[1793]disagreed with this decision, Artine has been fully coopera-
[1794]tive in disbanding his organization. The paranilitary wing
[1795]ef the MRR is now coapletely disbanded, and a few political
[1796]representatives remain in Centra} America aad Florida,
[1798]+ Be wo
[1800]3. Subject is currently attempting to re-enlist the
[1801]‘Agency's support in order to keep his political organization : .
[1802]Antact... If approved by the 30S Committee, Artine's MER _— 4
[1803]will receive a suall subsidy. Artine also plans to establiss | ; t':
[1804]a civic action program along the lines of the Comandos Rursles 2
[1805]im various Central and South American countries. In such as
[1806]endeavor Artins would be strictly on his own without any
[1807]eupport from the Agency.
[1809]4. I¢ is in order to discuns this future program that
[1810]Artine ie anxious to meet with Mr. George C. Lodge, Jr.
[1811]undersigned, who is subject's current case officer, is
[1812]aeeey and willing to contact Hr. Lodge directly and travel
[1813]: €0 Cambridge sheuld this be useful. Artins permanently
[1814]°° peeides in Miamt, Florida and his telephone aueber is:
[1815]: (308) 154-8144.
[1818]14-0000
[1820]3 June 1965 «4 ae
[1822]MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Chief, WHD/C
[1824]SUBJECT : Support for Manuel Artime and the
[1825]MRR for the month of June 1965
[1827]cede cet
[1829]: 1. On the basis of the discussion on 27 May between -
[1830]Chief, WH and Manuel Artime, we are currently in the process .—
[1831]of submitting a recommendation to the 303 Committee that we ~
[1832]maintain contact with Artime and render support to him on a
[1834]; modest basis. His monthly operating budget, which he sub-
[1836]oe mitted to us, would enable him to keep the MRR alive as a
[1838]." peecognized exile political organization, and would allow hin,
[1840]personally, to maintain his status as an important exile ; rs
[1842]leader, This would, in turn, continue his access to heads of..
[1843]state and other leading political figures in Latin America.
[1845]a 2. Pending action by the 303 Committee, it is recommended
[1846]that you grant approval. to fund Artime and the -MRR for the
[1848]month of June 1965, on the basis of the following budget
[1849]. estimate: . a
[1851]7 MRR delegates
[1853]_ Spain $ 500°
[1854]Honduras ; 350
[1855]Guatenala 350
[1856]Colombia 400
[1857]Costa Rica 350. re
[1858]: Venezuei.a 450 i
[1859]HQS office expenses s00—ti‘é&é S;«C 200 :
[1861]Publishing costs of MRR
[1864]‘Radio broadcasts to Cuba
[1865]ain name of MER $ 1,605
[1867]14-0000
[1869]ed ~ ad '
[1870]. sane .
[1874]i d. Travel costs of Artine ; : ‘
[1875]| and MRR officers $ 2,000 j ‘
[1876]i Support of dependent i >
[1877]| families and survivors of  . . : ' .
[1878]MRR members (mostly in Cuba) 5,000 ,
[1879]7 . Total — $14,865 fo
[1880]| 3. If approved, these funds will be channeled through * -
[1881]{ the secure AMWORL”) funding channels, which are still in
[1883]operation,
[1885]. Jenkins
[1887]renee nnn
[1889]1
[1890]fa, :AgTERRNERINEAT ee 306 4 mereanremanereamnnrae aaron at OR te MOV
[1891]f . vole :
[1896]14-00000
[1899]rBnes Fatiod Jay . ‘ .
[1901]bvere pate
[1903]AMVORLD/ AMBIDDY
[1905]Wscote wc. (Fasarce owe only)
[1907]| REQUEST FOR PAYMENT
[1908]: oF
[1910]CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS Yonetery Division & June 1965
[1911]cwrideotiag Fliers ah SES_ESTES COM CEHICtaL Peres OF b Chme ree ial ENTMACOD MART OP CMESEERCY BATUME amd OAL sOYEWDES FOO US SS FOLLOSS:
[1913]Ceposit te AMEIDCY/3 INWOVEN Account for eztraorainary expenses
[1915]va
[1917]I certify to the best of my knowledge and belief that subsidy funds previeusly nade
[1918]available to AMWORLD have been or are being expended for euthorized objectives of the
[1920]activity and further support is warranted.
[1921]Carl £. Jeakins
[1923]Pavetey resTRUCTiCNs
[1925]. 7 enouay
[1926]AMBIDDY/1 On file in Monetary Division $18,865.00
[1928]ESTEC 19.-0u8 van er Foe Satinractoay PLaromuanCt oF CUTIES
[1929]Tre me OF wis ComFoact OF OTHER WRITTEG Of CAAL acate-
[1930]ed ohoo avelsecabie)
[1932]SiGuasuat
[1934]Carl E. Jenkins
[1936]CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT
[1938]U ACKNOWLEDGE GECEIFT OF Funds TO SE USED FOR THE PURPOSE
[1939]STATED agove .
[1941]OBL iGaTio’ SEFERENCE NO.
[1943]8008
[1945]CHARGE ALLOTWENT nO. .
[1947]2 §135-1182
[1949]. DESCRIPTION*ALL OTHER ACCOUNTS 13-39
[1950]a 3
[1952]este of sce t F 2
[1953]2.88 ESE wes raevisus cetvecas.
[1956]14-0000
[1958]Miami 4 de Junio de 1965
[1960]Sra. del Consejo de Liberacion ‘
[1961]P.0. Boz 8697.Baltimore 40 Ma. , :
[1963]7
[1964]Sra del Consejo: ‘
[1965]Disculpen la molestia de aolicitar de Vis. ae
[1966]la aprobacion de un presupuesto de emergencia para: cubrir las necesibdes
[1967]_ was urgentes del mes de Junio desde el punto de vista netamente civil.
[1968]Se , El presupuestoes el siguientes
[1970]a) DELEGACIONES:
[1973]Venezuela cone weeerenaarases 500 00
[1974]Honduras. ecereeomenerar 350.00 .
[1976]‘p) REVISTA "TRIDENTE*? - ——
[1977]mo — _. $2,860.00 . 8 2,860.00
[1979]'_@)Hova Radial: aa :
[1982]“a)@ticina para Hora Radial y Revista: Be
[1985]e). Viajes por Latino-America:
[1986]- $ 2,000.00
[1988]£) Ayuda al personal que se encuentra
[1989]“en el interior de Cuba y familiares de
[1992]entre (informes come los queadjuntamoa)=--—— .$ 5,000.00
[1994]able st
[1996]at y-
[1999]. Pidiendo la mayor rapiée; en la aprobacion de este presupuesto de
[2000]emergencia para Junio,ee despide de Vas. muy atte. ee
[2002]Se
[2005]14-0000
[2007]MESSAGE FORE oe © tran 30 Gmste
[2008]worac copan AG vs 00.86. oe
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[2024]i SeD6, 4
[2025]we WAVE, PACY, LANT 890 veo st
[2027]To .
[2029]_ REF: GUAT 4033 ay £0560) 6781 5.
[2030]os AP MEBTING WITH DAINOLD ON 87 MAY, AMBIDDY OXE REPORTED “BG
[2031]"ON HIS MEETINGS WITH PERALTA AND PONCIANO. SAID PERALTA HAD Sar
[2032]“ AWVETRD HIM TO VISIT BEVERAL WONTHS A00,. AMBIDDY OME SAID HB TOLD qo 4
[2033]PERALTA YORMER MAR MEMBERS IN RECENT ROBERTO ALEJOS COUP. ATTEMPT = a 4
[2034]* pp mo commction AND v0 SUPPORT TRON mIBLDOT OH WAIN THRUST OF, = qo
[2035]qhux wins PERALTA WAS ON COUNTER SUBVERSION, INTERNAL SECURITY, AND : iy
[2037]wees FOR EFFECTIVE CIVIC ACTION PROGRAMS. ANBIDDY ONE GAID PERALTA
[2038]“ASKED “AND GOT HIB FRANK OPINIONS Of BACH SUBJECT. SAID-HE TOLD
[2039]. PERALTA THAT YON SORA WAS MAIN THABAT. PERALTA SAID HE UNDER CONTROL,
[2040]"gy AMBIDDY ONE TOLD HIM SO LONG AS YON SOSA SURVIVES AND HAS 4
[2041]; — WITH EXTERNAL CONTACT :ND SUPPORT HE 18 NOT UNDER CONTROL.
[2042]- AMBEDDY ONS SAID PERALTA MUCH INTERESTED HIS IDEAS AND ASKED WIM
[2043]* COME BACK FOR YURTHER Discussions 600%, = Lee ad
[2044]" g°* aupxppY ONE ALSO TALKED WITH PORCIANG sane, SAID ‘PONCTANG :
[2045]as HAVE ORGANIZED SUPPORT AND READY MOVE AGAINST PURALTA. IN es
[2046]. auatoo ons OPINION, PorCTAN 18 SIMPLY ANOTHER TRVSTERATE PLOTTER
[2049]wb ii
[2052]14-0000
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[2063]WHC WILL SEIZE A GOOD OPPORTUNITY IF IT APPEARS, BOT.18 NOT SERIOUSLY = ar
[2064]WORKING TOWARD A COUP AT PRESINT. YI, AMBIDDY ONE CURRENTLY HAS KO |
[2065]CAPABILITY FURNISHING SIGNIFICANT SUPPORT IN MEN OR WATERIAL TO ANY i}
[2066]GROUP, EVEN 17 HE AOREED, WHICH HE DENIES, OW BASIS PAST =< |
[2068]‘OTHER CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES, BELIBVE AMBIDDY ONE
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[2081]7 June 1965 —
[2083]. _- SUBJECT: Contact of Manue!t Artime with Professor George ~
[2084]a ‘Lodge and with Col, Barrientos of Bolivia
[2086]1. %Y talked with Manuel Artise by phone the night
[2087]ef 4 June; He said he had received a call from Professor
[2088]Lodge that afternoon but was not at home to talk with bia,
[2089](This was obviously a follow-up from tl:e offer made tu
[2090]Artine by Chief, WH to put hia and Lodge together on his
[2091]proposed civic action activities.) I told him there was |
[2092]po reason he should not return the call and arrange for a
[2093]-meeting with Lodge at their mutual convenience.
[2095]_ &. Artime said that wes his firs: reaction, but
[2096]before he could make the cail another message had come in
[2097]- grom Col. Barrientos of Bolivia asking if he could visit .
[2098]. the country for the benefit of his advice and counsel and
[2099]- offering to send a Bolivian Air Force plane to pick him up.
[2100]. gnd bring him to La Paz. I asked if he were acquainted —
[2102].. with Barrientos or an expert on Bolivia and he said he ‘:sew
[2103]no more about cither of them than what he had read in tue
[2104]papers. He had no jdea of the reason for the invitation, |
[2106]but wanted to check with us and find out if we had any
[2107]requirements for him in caze we wanted him to make the visit.
[2109]I told him I would check with Chief, WH noxt morning and
[2110]eall him back. . ;
[2112]3. On the morning of 5 June I called Artime. He said
[2114]him he was interested in getting together with him, . Lodge.
[2115]gaid he would be in Panama on 14 June, and Artime said he
[2117]easily meet him there, Artime told Lodge he was willing to
[2118]make a trip to Poston to see him earlier and that after such
[2120]‘be more useful, Lodge seemed delighted and invited Artime
[2122]fom ytvniag tad
[2123]tecturitcation
[2125]co cntmsererintmmmence pre eammnnwcmmannmmmin aberammua mete sem TE Se
[2127]Professor Lodgz had called him at 0700 that morning and told |
[2128]planned to bo travelling 4: that area at that time and could
[2130]preliminary mesting, the next meeting in Panama would probably
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[2146]to lunch with him on 9 June. I suggested to Artine that
[2147]he plan to meet Lodge on 9 June, stop in Washington on the . 4
[2148]way home where I could seet with him (and furnish him a :
[2149]briefing on Bolivia which he desperately requested). I
[2150]suggested he send a message to Barrientos saying he could
[2151]be in Panama on 11 June and could see Barrientos as soon
[2152]thereafter as transportation could be arranged. (Artime has ;
[2153]@ visit with President Robles of Panama scheduled about that : .
[2154]time and can work it in, together with the meeting with Day
[2155]‘Lodge on 14 June in Panana. ) . : :
[2157]4, Artime said he had found out the background of the
[2158]dnvitation from Barrientos. One of Barrientos’ trusted
[2159]aides had been to Washington or New York and in passing
[2160]through Mimi enroute home heard a MRR radio broadcast
[2161]about countering subversion, civic action, etc. that
[2162]attracted his attention, There was also a brief analysis
[2163]of the situation in Bolivia which appealed to him as the . _
[2164]best-balanced hehad heard, He thereupon started asking - fone
[2165]questions about the MRR and Artime and was referred” to one kl
[2166]ef Artime’s people who turned over some copies of “Tridente” Do
[2167](magazine of the MRR). The aide remarked that he was going : ;
[2168]to report to Barrientos of his discovery of a Cupen exiie :
[2169]group that seemed knowledgeable of Castro and Communist j
[2170]gubversion operations and had some useful ideas of howto... 0. i
[2172]counter them, Two days later Artime received the invitation
[2173]from Barrientos. _
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[2180]i
[2181]i
[2182]i
[2183]i
[2184]5
[2186](i; Tne AMOTs have recently submitted two short reports os
[2187]providing some information about ANWORLD and AM
[2189]BIDDY-1. activities,
[2191]2. ilOT-84 reported the following in Report DD-1414, 19 May an
[2193]1965, which he had acquired from Iden A, whose ultimate source of
[2194]information was. AMWORLD-2; - .
[2196]o%. AMWORLD-2 left for New York with his family on 15
[2198]May 1965, this being his first: step towards disconnecting ;
[2200]. himself from AMWORLD, Before he left, he handed over to : 1
[2201]AMBIDDY-1 the ANWORLD money which he had in the bank, ; foe
[2203]«>, AMWORLD-2 said that AMBIDDY-1 was devoting all his
[2204]attention to obta‘ning money by the sale of military equipment
[2205]which he had at the camps. AMBIDDY-) had already realized
[2206]U.S, $30,000 in this manner and hoped to raise still another
[2207]$30,000, AMBIDDY-1 currently had all the AMWORLD money under
[2209]his absolute control and said he intended to act as treasurer
[2210]of the organization, —
[2212]‘GC. AMBIDDY-2 gave the impression of not. being involved
[2213]with any political plan. Occasionally he talked to friends
[2214]about interviews with his "contacts" and about a budget for
[2215]propaganda. Other times he gave consideration to propositions
[2216]of friends, such os the Spaniard who acts as hig. chauffeur
[2218]_ and secretary, concerning various business deals, He also talks
[2219]of tyying a farm in Nicaragua to cultivate rice, etc, :
[2221]“.@, The general opinion within AMWORLD is that the ;
[2222]organization is entering a crisis and: with the separation of.
[2223]AMWORLD-2 from the organization, AMHORLD uembers would ne
[2224]longer continue ts receive their salaries.
[2226]Attachrent: . oe Ol - 267437
[2227]Identities, u/s) : - ~~ Z
[2228]Distribution: "CS copy 8 June 196
[2229]3+ W/o, W/att. ~ oo esate ttle CASPATCH BVUIBOL AR ROMER
[2231]i are .
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[2234]Reiituting 4 oi . CLASSIFICATION
[2235]Orclarsitiestion BE é RE T
[2237]| HEADQUARTERS FS iUadiar
[2239]4 10-6-05/4
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[2250]UFGA-21947
[2252]3. In AMOT Report EE-1438,°4 June 1964, AMOT-84 further
[2253]reported information he had yeceived from Iden A, as follows:
[2255]a; Iden B said that AMBIDDY-1 was only concerned
[2256]with maintaining the small ASWORLD canp in Nicaragua, where
[2257]there were weapons, ammunition, and seven men, who were there
[2258]without the knowledge of the ODYOKERs, Iden B said that
[2259]AMBIDDY-1 was awaiting an opportune moment to arm as many
[2260]friends as possible and leave for PBRUMEN,
[2262]. b. Iden C said that there really were arms and
[2263]ammunition cached in the camp in Nicaragua, but that the seven
[2264]men there spent all their time looking for persons to buy
[2265]the arms and ammunition, | . ;
[2267]; e. Iden C also said he believed that if AMBIDDY-1 was
[2268]. keeping up his radio transmisriong and. payments to some
[2269]journalists it was because they served as a cover for his
[2270]commercial operations and that all the propaganda would
[2271], disappear when AMBIDDY-1 had to use AMWORLD money to keep up
[2272]., the propaganda, 7 °
[2274]Philip G.
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[2291]; Iden A - Rolando MERUELO Alfonso, A 12 829 707 (AMOT subsource) ‘
[2293]‘ . . ‘
[2295]Iden B ~ Nilo MESSER Pujol (201-294655) ' :
[2297]Iden C - Carlos MARTINEZ Baraque (AMOT subsource)
[2299]MICROFILMEr
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[2303]COC. MICRO. SER
[2305]QE | UREA. 2187
[2307]Jeast.ture
[2310]14-0000
[2312]tes Andy
[2313]Frens Ceorze Lodge
[2314]Res Manuel Artine . :
[2316]H ;
[2317]In gev.crel, Artine inpressed me greatly and ve got along very well. He is . ; }
[2318]energetic, idealistic, enthusiastic, highly motivated and in ay judgenent :
[2319]wil suited in every vay to the task he intends to preterm perform, As: you |
[2320]know, he is 33 years old, toughninded and filled with ideclopical fire. i
[2321]His weakness would appear to be a certain lack of am focus and conceptualisation,
[2323]ema Benne eaten
[2325]; He uoes not really have a plan but appears to be reacting to immediate crises :
[2326]and opportunities like a fire fighter. He and his group, therefore, need careful
[2328]; and thoughtful leadership and guidance to get the moat out of them and to.
[2329]" @gal with problems in the proper order of priority and urgency.
[2331]- He arrived late at the Business School because the taxi driver got loat.
[2332]: We had a quick lunch togethor amiviiexgutewt which I had to leave early in order
[2334]+ to be in class at 1:30, At my request he joined ne in the classroom. T was
[2336]of ebelng a lecture on the role of the manager in the midst of radical change to a
[2337]group of alumni vho are at the School for a short seminar on international basiness .
[2338]problema. During the disuussion period he spoke well and with great conviction
[2340]vhere he ‘has 5 man york working on community development problens inoluding neatth,
[2341]eavonticn, read building, rice marketing and sick hoat ; waaaines He has 102 meni
[2343]ere ep tiles ser ome: ca yertemp remy: aN AE
[2345]vet apace WORM Kan RR EY SF Montara REO
[2356]VN Coe ; - Shree eove 2
[2358]Joat started ast in wadch he eatd he aw 32 nen exrcllads Ta ts 4 30
[2359]month program +o prepare men for rural organizaticn work of warious iinds,
[2360]Be sppke of his need for help tu with respectims to cocperative training and
[2362]i eopeclally cooperatate leadership selection and preparation.
[2364]He spoke of his conversation with them Col, A Peralta. tn Guatenala and said.
[2366]: ‘that after a  foursday field trip he reported to the President: thats
[2368]&e the Aray was old fashioned, had poor ideas and as 411 squipped
[2369]to fight guerilla varfare or to carry out the oivie action progran which vere
[2371]urgently necessary,
[2373]be Ha said he found eerlous subversion anong the Indians largely
[2375]"enough onal radios which Cuban trained Guateralans were giving te the Indians
[2376]"and which’ were tuned in on Radio Guba only, He knew specifically of §
[2377]. Gun tenalans engaged in this works.
[2379]Perelta showed his ignorance by ‘brushing Sosa off as a gralltine operator with
[2381]ony a hen@fu), of men around hin, Artie said he had about 25 men with him and
[2383]ates mn aa in che cantatas tare soeporatives in the Calf arcs:
[2385]at the request of a local, Senator vho ome & sugar mill and the Cad. nev 2
[2388]14-0000
[2390]ek : . - . Artims se. 3
[2392]I believe his key contribution may be in the area of. rural organization and
[2393]motivation, He and his men (he said he has 220 available for immediate action)
[2394]Reed rurel crganisation training. Only a few know mich about it, I suggested
[2395]therefore he investigate the cooperative training echool at Antigonish, .
[2397]Nowa Scotia, wich fron everything I have teen able to find out in Param and
[2398]@leeuhere is the best thing of its kind in the world. He said he had teargp of
[2399]it wery favorably and nantioned he would talk with a Bishop friend of his and
[2401]_ eee if he could get some of his. men enrolled in tho school immediately.
[2402]_ © told him in acme detail of our work in Verscuas Province and of Bishop
[2404]‘NeGrathta general, davelopnent plans and aleo of the Bishop's intention to
[2406]establish & cooperative training center in Veraguas. I mentioned the possibility
[2408]of cne cr two of his men working in Veraruas alongside my men who will be there
[2410]“ ‘his surmer and thereafter, He was extremely enthusiastic about this and suggestdd
[2412]Mestar Tequierdo, a 29-year-cld Cuban Negro whom he caid had done rural crmnization
[2414]work vith hin in Guba, Ho spose very highly of him. My thought was that perhaps
[2416]ro Tequierdo might join my men during the sumer with Bishop Morath's approval,
[2418]‘work on’ our cocperative project there and perhaps remain to help the Bishop. .
[2420]eat up his training center ard carry on such other activities as might be wsefahe
[2422]“Taquterdo | is apparently very versatile in his talats, He night go to Antigentsh,
[2423]“Gomuhere along the way 4f that esemed wise, We left it that I would cee how
[2425]the Voraguna Project goes, would talk informal?y to the Bishop and would most —
[2427]yy, Artine and puesibl: Tequierde an San Salvador oz ‘August 5. At that tim we waa *
[2429]: acide whether it would be wise fer Artine and/or Inquterdo to com with me to
[2432]the
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[2469]MEMORANDUM YOR: Chief, Menstary Divieica = ; _ -f
[2470]Via 8 Calef, Wi/Budget & Fiscsi : :
[2472]omar & Transfer ef Funds
[2474]Please cable instructions to your representative |
[2475]fa Bern to contact the bask in Surich to cable transfer
[2476]| the amount of $14,968 te the First Mationsl City Beak,
[2477]| Sew York, fer eredit. te the sosount of Gregory Cardinal
[2478]en Charles Ransey.
[2482]De/WH/C/CA/EA/AURoh1£ing:bh (8 June 65)
[2483]-Mistribatioa: Se el de ee
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[2501]¥ Via 3 Calef, VE/Budget & Siscal :
[2502]‘- sussacr 2 YNWOVEN Deposit
[2503]Lo Por the attached voucher, it is requested that. poe, .
[2505]- yea deposit the asount of $14,063 to the INFOTEN account - of ‘.
[2507]cari B, Jeakings
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[2544]“QM CIVIC ACEION AND COUMTERSUBVERSIOH. AXIR GAID HAD HEARD An) RADIO PROGRAM
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[2659]MGS YOED caore MORNING 11 JUNE HE HAS NO KNOWLEDGE CHE
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[2663]ops. , ‘pow HAS INVITATION VISIT BOLIVIA TO piscuss ‘SIMILAR, TOPICS
[2664]‘wate ‘UNTA CO-FRESTDENT BARRIENTOS . WAITING BOLIVIAN OFFICIAL nici
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[2689]NESSAGE Form OG stor & serve to sane pees aa
[2690]Tora COPiah
[2692]MIAMI FOR KEY MRR PEOPLE IN CIVIC ACTION AND COUNTER INSURGENCY.
[2693]“APPEARS WAVE ACCEPTED FACT OF LIFE PH OPS ARE OUT AND PUTTING FULL
[2694]EFFORT miro SWITCHING MRR TO MORE CONSTRUCTIVE ACTIVITIES LATIN
[2695]“AMERICA WHILE WATTING OTHER RESOLUTION PBRUMEN PROBLEM.,.
[2697]ort ‘evidence Che Ge vara de in n Coleabta,
[2698]TDDY=1 as source of info. .
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[2727]VIEV FACT AIDE OF KICHEER-I Te |
[2729]@ REMAINS IDENTIFIED.
[2730]|. §) BELIEVE STATION CAN SECURELY ATTEMPT DETERMINE vaLIDITY.
[2731]OF STORY SINCE CIVIC ACTION AND COUNTERSUBVERSION. ACTIGITIES HAVE
[2732]BEEN SUBJECTS OF DISCUSSION BETWEEN KICHEER-1, KICANAL=1,° KICALIX-1s
[2733]AND ,COS@Y WILL ASK PROCEDURAL QUESTIONS AND WHETHER THEY NEED OTHER
[2734]; Be ODYOKE HELPP Tae Ee
[2735]“ad” BELIEVE ENTRY OF PBRUMEN EXILE WILL one REPUTATION OF
[2736]swe NO MATTER WHAT KIS POLITICAL COLORATION..- RILGROUP AWC ODWIFE ~
[2737]IN BOLIVIA HAVE MANY COMPETENT. PERSONS EXPERIENCED IN CIVIC ACTION.” .
[2738]“EP INCREASED CIVIC ACTION PROGRAMS TAKE PLACE IN THE HINES TT VILL
[2739]BE VITH WILGROUP AND ODVIFE” FUNDS AND THEY VILL INSISQT ON PARTICIPATION
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[2765]a 2 have” duet eome back from a three-day vinit. ta Verurian
[2767]where ‘nines ere going along very well, Thera are now 9 aed}
[2768]2 cooperat! iven in the reaien arnimé Sartinen, In the wiliare of
[2769]San Frenctece a levrge training center fa uniter ‘cane met tan
[2771]which will heree 60 seranne far ssarerntive trainians
[2773]2 yraen AA”
[2775]‘ether teaching’ in mire) dewalaomert. There fa Saratiory|
[2777]: walt a0. etamiroon erace,
[2779]‘patiding var financed ha foliav
[2780]He F550 from the” ‘cowemmity f
[2782]o' ta. bine a
[2783]Re land haa. TAHRVEY Seq
[2785]BEACH sty e Aieectar a1
[2787]e
[2788]nonatriet fan. Th my
[2791]“Bin, Franeiess
[2797]ERC mm MENON -
[2799]+ oriogngee ean a cng acer
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[2806]H
[2807]i
[2809]one
[2811]wethebar
[2813]Aad aot
[2815]Se
[2817]oe AR
[2821]14.0000 .
[2823]Patna wmar.nerus
[2825]BS+eea OF Pamauwa
[2826]Teron, Some rs am
[2828]CASS: MATHS
[2829]“would de in at they terireaicg of this effect which coul4 rave aster
[2831]7 dtreote thesush ou iv Prerica, He would be learning and ates ter--ing.
[2832]The Riahor fuRgested shat he onul4 vee another men as well an’
[2833]further sugreeted that four of Neator's friends from Miaz§ sieht wart
[2835]at come and take Pether Steeles course in January at San Francisco.
[2837]Cy ‘coste adout @£C a Bonth, tmeluding everything. rr!
[2839]"fhe Bishow knew Mewel, having met him in Chicaeo at some meetiriz
[2841], ane he has the hiahest recera for him. He sugrestad that he sould meet,
[2843]Wanuel and Nestor in Miaad on June 29 when he will be them etaving -
[2845]Pith Nis fermermtuvter sten-father, Col. Harry Schetbla. 6491
[2846]All4eon Island Rd.. Niami Beach. T called Mamel and he and Restor
[2848]will Risea the Winhov on che acrning of June 28, I told the Riek on
[2850]that financing for Neator could se arranged, 8 Ageeting poratt);
[2852]T suggest that if a1) thie. ;
[2854]ects econ the sit we oP Tees ee :
[2855]nt ‘I would wugaest that Weates
[2859]Spee
[2861]t an off. to ro onbia "ronoritierte, =
[2862]AL the Rese 2.)
[2864]fo eaepamyerss 2 epereper ner
[2866]awe
[2868]14-0000
[2872]- individual and not as representative of any organization.
[2873]' ag the program for which A-4 is being considered for training in
[2874]' the field of internal security for work with the Agency in’a post= ||
[2877]ath a
[2879]4
[2881]Meetings with AMJAVA-4 in Washington, 27-28 June 1965
[2882]Subject: Proposed Agency Prograns ,
[2884]1. Following the demise of AMWORLD, AMJAVA-4 has become
[2885]familiar with three other Agency prograas, or proposed Prograas,
[2887]_ 8nd he asked if he could have some clarification as to Just
[2889]what we wanted from him and his people. I explained that there vere
[2890]three different functions which needed to be done and that the
[2891]Agency was trying to develop programs to meet each need, The .
[2892]three functions concerning Cuba are: .
[2894](a) to maintain the MRR as a. respected resistance. |
[2895]organization with a political posture which is acceptable to most
[2897]Cubans and not inimical to U.S, interests, We are asking approval of . {
[2898]. & minimum budget for subsidy of the MRR which will pay for its
[2900]pubiished and radio publicity matter, subsistence to survivors of
[2901]MRR killed, disabled, or captured, and travel expenses for. ANBIDDY-1
[2902]as the leader of the movement outside Cuba. We are trying to ,
[2904]guide A-l into a program of. Community Development/Civic Action .
[2906]projects in Latin America as a means of projecting an. image of the
[2907]MRR and of A-1 as constructive, forward-looking people instead of
[2908]simply exile counterrevolutionaries. We would hope that auch
[2909]activities would keep the movement together, give the members ;
[2910]practical experience which would eventually be useful in Cuba, and
[2911]in the moantine, would render useful results in countering
[2912]problems of insurgency in Latin America.
[2914]“(b) to prepare a managerial and executive tean of. .
[2915]specially selected Cuban exiles who would be ready to move into Cuba
[2916]should relations be resumed with the United States in order to ‘
[2917]furnich effective direction of necessary governmental. -functions and
[2919] essist the United States in denying the island to Communist.
[2921]control. Selected candidates would, hopefully, be fairly young.
[2922]as well as intelligent and capable of profiting from extensive —
[2923]training programs which would be designed for cach to prepare hin
[2925]. . to perform 2 specific function in a future Cuban regime. . The
[2927]Program would be apolitical, each person being considered as an
[2928]This
[2930]Castro Cuban vegize.. :
[2932]=. .£@} to select and maintain a small cadre of Cuban exile | °
[2933]' . Aremdlitary people who would be ready for emergency contingency
[2935]oS SORT
[2937].
[2941]wieudd teeth ok
[2943]-
[2945]SH ettgete
[2947]af
[2948]a
[2949]a
[2950]ca
[2954]wales
[2960].
[2962]14-0000
[2964]situations anywhere in the world on short notice and for shor
[2965]periods of tine. When not mobilized, the Agency would asarjxy
[2966]them inmaintaining employment and supporting themselves, Prey
[2967]would also, of course, be available for emergency operation -
[2968]commitment to Cuba if required, (It was explained that thks was
[2969]the program handled by Mr, Tom Clines of SOD, who was preaene and.
[2970]discussed it more in detail with A-4,)
[2972]2. <A-4 understood that the programs outlined above ware :
[2973]only parts of an overall] concept concering Cuba, that the tirse was
[2974]designed to meet long-term political considerations, the sadscond
[2975]@ meet long-term strategic requirements, and the third to weer
[2976]current operational needs, He understood and completely ay eed
[2977]with each program, and agreed to cooperate in executing can of
[2978]them, to the maximum of his ability, He will be happy to soot and
[2979]recruit for us in each pregram, and will try to influence AwsIppy-1
[2980]ai:ong the lines we want him to follow. A-4 appreciated ouy. -
[2982]explanations and stated that he could be much more helpful ty us
[2984]now that he understood what we were trying to accomplish,
[2986]oe ot ERS atm egrems na
[2988]14-0000
[2990]t Tf : ORS Me ml
[2991]ee te aan ae — Tne et
[2992]__ CHIEF, - __ Pe nae wees
[2993]oon } om Om sO? me
[2994]i tae ate ecto
[2995]tr ete aera at wnt rn ed ne
[2998]CHIEF OF STATION, eaeave
[3001]AMBIUOY «1 ACTIVITIES oo
[3003]A
[3007]we
[3009]AMLITAINT=1 REPORTED ON 28 JUNE 1965 THAT AMBIDDY-1 was
[3010]AGAIN ACTIVE In THE. WAVE APTA. AMBIODY-1 HAS _RECONTACTED MANY
[3011]OF WIS AMWORLD WEMBERS, HE HAS TOLD THEM THAT HE 1S RE-OPENING
[3013]_ THE TRAINING CAMPS FOR THOSE WHO WERE IN THE INFILTRATION TEAMS
[3015]AND THE GUERRILLA WARFARE TEAMS, HE HAS STATED THAT HIS SUPPORT
[3017]WILL BE RE-INSTATEO ON 1 AUGUST, AMBIDDY-} HAS *LSO TOLD HIS MEN
[3019]THAT HE STILL HAS MOST OF HIS WEAPONS AND SOME OF HIS SHIPS. FROM
[3020]THE AMWORLO PROJECT. a
[3022]DISTRIBUTION
[3023]BY TAPE. :
[3024]3 ~ we
[3026]foie MSE
[3028]care
[3029]99 SNE 1965.
[3030]WS FLA hams
[3032]20 1+267437
[3034]OPSPATCH SvinGGk. AND iiaeteh
[3036]UPGA~22205
[3038]ORIGINATING
[3040]CORMUHNA TIN
[3041]MATS GYM. UAL OPW RRS rea
[3043]| _ ~ | |
[3044]. ft
[3046]+ 1
[3047]¢ CN? - . ons
[3049]iene Re
[3051]: RE
[3052]ities ne merase .
[3055]14-0000
[3057]Mpa aR
[3059]“ems,
[3061]ns et
[3062]« ee. | 7 4 .
[3063]me,
[3064]we fe Yo; r ; ;
[3066]‘ers eC a aed a se . 3 .
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[3071]wiv 7, P65
[3072]Panses or reites Yernorreta
[3074]pce Rates
[3076]a Seat
[3079]4
[3081]. nesdary afternenn. Art wna aseowran: 4 bw 2 ain anne? aes fageed, i
[3082]i the BMehan erid Pal come Prom Bosten, Westar wie nat thern, :
[3083]After » lenetie SOrvorgs ts amy tee Byekag aqg- i thst Va ne are) A
[3084]. _ fs i
[3085]rereas trad the oe | bs Ekg é- Paliaw wentd be tn gerd fran. 4 ¢ . 4
[3087]of Artis veraraes sen te ee Staelete sonrere ivemeneikt
[3089]are
[3092]Feta ah
[3094]ain ant work with nie an’ hts arog. tho Miskon wae te “qeovr.ed
[3095]ont heting eomeone with hig praject |
[3096]with, #RE Ave. Re felt and he eaie Art ait too thet “erobrng rath
[3098]ar rise wire tao welt now as eenonsater of ‘apt! n. That, 7
[3100]3 haa hed a. eveTk Sais: et th the wi cage? ore :
[3101]: nih rt of took some ef the alone, Off 98 oar ae “ye sige
[3103]1400000
[3105]. |
[3106]: inTELLIGENCE AGENCY
[3107]a OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP
[3109]14-0000
[3111]SRT
[3113]12 July 1965 ‘
[3115]1
[3117]Deputy Chief, WHD/Cuba
[3118]. o Lor)
[3119]Chief, WH/Budget & Fiscal ae]
[3121]Payment to AMBIDDY-1 for Month
[3122]of July 1965 .
[3124]It is req ested that you approve a payment of $12,000 -.--
[3125]7: for the month of July 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1. These
[3126]will be used by him for propaganda and political
[3127]activity of the MURR, plus payment of support to dependents
[3128]edite getting the funds to
[3130]. and survivors. In order to exp
[3131]+" AWBYDDY-1, the AMWORLD funding channel will be wead until
[3132]ism has been established which can be more
[3134]another mechan
[3135]closely controlied by Headquarters.
[3138]14-0000
[3140]ras 4
[3142]SRT
[3144]a 7 . "4 duly 1965 - i
[3146]aipmetiag, Pon,
[3147]-
[3149]SUBJECT: Activities of ANBIDDY-1, 1-10 July 1965.
[3151]1. 1 talked to AMBIDDY-1 by telephone on 2, 8 and 10 July
[3153][ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[3155]|
[3156]with the gist of the conversations outlined below:
[3158]-a. AMBIDDY-1 had two long conversations with Bishop
[3159]McGrath of Panama on 30 June and 2 July. They discussed
[3160]the center tor studies of rural cooperatives at San
[3161]Francisco village in Veraguas Province, Panama, that is
[3162]being developed under the Bishop's auspices. with support
[3163]from Harvard University and which has two men there at
[3164]present. Prof. George Lodge is the Harvard representative
[3165]and has been visiting the center.— A-1. received a letter
[3166]from Prof. Lodge asking for assignment of an experienced
[3167]man to the staff of the center. Bishop McGrath repeated ae
[3168]the request, saying he would like to have two men as soon
[3169]as possible, with a total of six by January when he plans 7 .
[3170]to increase the program. The two men selected. were Silvano |
[3171]POZO Carrillo (201-7397745 and Nestor IZQUIERDO Diaz EY
[3172](201-281933) both Negroes from Oriente Province and former | bots
[3173]Comandos Rurales. A~1 asked the Bishop what part the Panama
[3174]Government played and was told they approved, although they
[3175]were not directly involved, A-1 understands that the center .
[3176]will train students from all over Latin America and has *
[3177]already graduated more than twenty students from several
[3178]countries. . ; oo.
[3181]cc ceeennea poe rand C0098 AESLARAAN' 5D EEA TS AERA EEN A CA ATURE ADR | 2 077
[3182]at . .
[3184]“- yy) The five man security force left by A-1 at Monkey
[3185]‘Point, Nicaragua, in addition to guarding a weapons cache,
[3186]centinves to teach the local indians inreaGing, Fries, |,
[3188]~* “‘pasic operation and maintenance of machinery, and rice : “
[3190]planting. _ : - Se,
[3192]ce, ‘The community development/civic action training - . 3
[3193]program for MRR members which A-l has been running in the cond
[3194]evenings in Miami is about. hal? Zinished. He has about
[3195]twenty men attending regularly after work with several others
[3196]" attending wheneverthey can get away from their jobs. The —
[3198]uate 1
[3201]SECRET. eo
[3204]14-0000
[3206]. . . TAS .
[3207]~ send | s y
[3210]elass is now studying organization of rural cooperatives,
[3211]Silvano POZO is chief instructor for this Phase and will
[3212]be sent to Panama as soon as the classes in Miami are
[3214]3 completed.
[3216]2 @e
[3218]. @. A-l has bought a small farm (22 acres) near West
[3219]Palm Beach to develop as a rodel farm for his training
[3220]; program. He is installing generators, water pumps, and
[3221]- Starting to raise chickens, etc. He hopes eventualig to . : °
[3222]bring a few students at a time from Latin America as his _ . -f
[3223]program progresses. to show them what can be done with ,
[3224]mall plots if proper farming techniques are used,
[3232]@. A-1 received another message from Bolivia saying
[3233]in effect that the situation was still about the same and
[3234]again asking if he were able to visit there. - He stalled
[3235]them again (at our request) and agreed to be out of town
[3236]x ernerwise scheduled until the matter dies a natural
[3243]Sed te Dt,
[3245]2. The West German Government has issued scholarships —
[3246]/paying all tuition plus $100 per month subsistence in German
[3247]universities to three of A-1's people who have been living in
[3248]Spain. They will go to Germany in August to study the language
[3249]for six months then begin their studies. They are Angel LAVANDERA,:
[3250]economics; Carlos MAYO, engineering; and Luis CAVADA, engineering, —
[3251]This ia follow-up to the meeting A-l had in Rome with the German
[3252]Ambassador that was arranged for him by the Vatican Secretary @
[3253]State last December.
[3255]t
[3257]y
[3259]5
[3261]1
[3267]|
[3269].; 3. A-1l is leaving 13 or 14 July for about.10 to 15 days
[3270]. Visiting Central America. He will go to Nicaragua first to talk
[3271]' . With President Schick and General Somoza, then to Monkey Point
[3273]to check on the condition of the base, security of the arms he _
[3275]has cached thsre, and to observe the civic action training his
[3276]' men there are conducting for the local Indians, He will then
[3278]go to Costa Rica to talk with President Orlich and Foreign .
[3280]Minister Oduber who have sent word they would like to mset sith =;
[3281]a f . him as soon as convenient for him, From there he will go to. . ar
[3282]“gy -.. +. Panama to see President Mercos Robles, who has been expecting . n
[3284]a. him for several weeks. A-1} wii: describe the project he is. °° .
[3286]about to enter with Bishop McGrath and Professor Lodge and
[3288]confirm President Robles’ attitude toward it. A-! will aizo
[3290]visit Veraguas Province and look over the training centur.
[3292]; 4. YY also informed A-1 that his proposal to maintein
[3293]%. &, support for the MRR.to pay for support to depanderts and
[3295]: SET
[3298]14-0000
[3300]GAA
[3301]3
[3303]oe : SECRET
[3306]survivors of MRR people, for delegates, the Tridente, and radio ,
[3307]broadcasting had been approved for $12,000 monthly. He was eo
[3308]gratified to receive continued support for ihe movement. I told . a
[3309]him we would try to get the July payment into the bank through - t. a
[3311]the old AMWORLD funding mechanism pending development of a new
[3312]funding systen, : . :
[3314]‘ CarlS, Jenkins
[3315]WH/C/CA/EA
[3317]‘File:. an , ; | +:
[3319]AMBIDDY-1 201
[3321]“assrzastarsigusemerer "Maer vere EREDAR
[3324]_ SECRET
[3325](Wheo Filied Ie) . .
[3326]j oate Gate. Wouters aS. 2-18
[3328]REQUEST FOR PAYgRy ;'°*
[3330]OF i wi Civisiorn (aks1poy
[3334]CONF FDENTIAL FUNOS: t Renetary Divisten IW Juty 1066
[3335]CAF ICEMTIAL FUMOS ABE BECLESTED FOR CFF ICIAL OUSINERS OF a Came VOERTIAL. CUTRAONSIRARY CO TMERGERCY Parte
[3336]SURG an AAC IMTEROED Ore UE a8 seucecs: Teposkt te ANEIOTY/)] INROVEX Account. ,
[3337]oP extraorcirary exsenses for July 246%, : amBiIopy/}
[3339]T certify ta tse set of mp knomlo'ce and teliof that oubsidy | cxssocsce oy agees. umes ecguarase woos tuias, so casnmee
[3341]nds previously pate awailabie to AM2O°Y have been or are being | oLSStocmer er Se
[3342]Papended for authorized cbjectives of the scrivity and further | ‘7 eR Saat
[3344]purport: le warranted.
[3346].
[3348]Carl Fy Jenkins
[3350]oe instauvctions arc Tstenavune Of AGENT .
[3351]on ite 18 enetary bivtoten a a
[3353]THE AWOUNT BLQUESTUG (8 Pua Ved DAVEE FOR SATISFACTORY PLO’ c-GANCE OF DUTIES 1. APPROVED
[3354]iM ACCORDANCE WIT tas Tee oF MES CONTRACT CR OTHE! ata . -
[3355]MENTE. (To be edgned when opplicedio) € WER WANNTAG OF OMAL AEREC DIGNATUNE OF APPROVING CFV ICER
[3356]Tek ° ° ‘elanatuae 7 rewrn se 7
[3358]. , j CERTIFICATE FOR PAYMENT OR CREDIT
[3359]WR/CSCASER Carl K. Jenkins StGHATURE OF CERTIFYING Officer
[3360]CERTIFY FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE :
[3361]| OOLIGATION RAPERENCE. RO, :
[3363]RECEIPT FOR FUNDS
[3365]U ACKNOWLIOGE RECEIPT OF FUNDS TO BE USED FOR THE
[3370]- punPost
[3371]pare .
[3373]we
[3375]stenatume ve Cj Paver ty AGENT
[3377]3
[3378]2
[3383]wavecnuuces
[3385]tub. 80. Re,
[3387]DESCRIPTION
[3388]ADVARCE ACCOUNTS 43.29
[3390]woeateloce
[3392]sven es eet ne SR aaah Poca sage Liat stake z
[3401]Ct Se Gey Be ET x
[3405]. WU acl2ic) .
[3406]¢. AW YSVSSPHENTS . ‘
[3411]14-0000
[3413]_.CONFISENTIAL | ~ 7 \
[3415]Tatroduction
[3416]. dralyeia of the Market
[3417]Beeneaic Feasibility of the Project ;
[3418]Socio-Economic Jastification
[3419]‘ Bechnelogical Analysis
[3421]; . 7 ek oe ye ae a
[3423]STENT MAREE WLP RE ta eo
[3426]14-0000
[3428]j Tle industrial development plan Le presente! by the ISVEREICA 2
[3429]Geupany located in the city of Managua, 0.¥.(Saval District), Hearaga, ‘
[3430]: Tale repert is part of the prelininary etudy which MeucIEPo !
[3432]TEVERNICA ims effected in regard te an investment cregran for the con~
[3433]centration ef repair yards and shipyards in the Bluff-Bluefields area,
[3434]These facilities will provide complete service te the firing fleete ana
[3436]ether boats which operate én the Atlantic const ef Hicararua, The initial
[3437]cost ef building these facilities, with their necessary cozplex opera-
[3438], tional sections, ic starceping, This cost, hovever, will be eignificant=
[3439], Vuw a) Yat Opes ley :
[3440]ay reduced \eanuse ef the equipment, experience and Personnel; ef THVERBICA,
[3441]such
[3443]y
[3444]Thies etuty analgses. the vafious clenents of tis investment which totals
[3446]US$ 257,000 ef which L-VERNICA is contributing 68,4 percent ant THPoWAC
[3447]Hi6 percent - ;
[3448]- @ ts as
[3450]Mtuadigysbacanes of YR status Of a new industty in the cduatry ~
[3451]'. ~, @al the, Benefits vuich would accrue to the national econeny, this: plan
[3452]_ : aA re . : -
[3453]-. “may def classified as Sentandeted industry (Iaw Fr 135, Law ef Protection .
[3454]and Stimalation for the Davelepnent ef Industry, 20 “March 1958) and,
[3456]°) (harefere enjoy thie protection and stimlation for ite fall initial dew
[3457]2 Relepaents
[3459]as will be seen in this preliminary report, the nececsity of
[3461]. 7 modern shipyards and repair yards en the Atlantic const is of vital’ “Que
[3462]‘“prrtance t te the survival of the fishing fleets, These fleets suffer sen
[3464]. oo rv)
[3465]ious operational restrictions because ef the absence of wet services
[3466]~ wateh are cenmen te the Northdzorican and Mexican fléete, Ve have the
[3468]" pecesrary equipzent and technical personnel, and, moreover, the ‘fal con-
[3470]14-0000
[3472]ENTIAL
[3474]Mee ‘fidence ef being able te offer the moat modern ani efficient services,
[3475], facilities asd yaris in the entire Cartibean area,
[3477]13 duly 1965
[3478]Bragemn's Bluff, Vicaragca
[3480]Bug. Wai A, Priete Portar
[3481]THVERWICA
[3483]CGMFIBENTIAL
[3485]em?
[3487]o
[3489]e
[3492]14-0000
[3494]yin Bee tate
[3496]_.. GONFICENTIAL _
[3499]SMALYSIS CP e MAREEE
[3501]ee The primary frvtton ef the shipyard will be the construction : ;
[3503]1 market. Construction vill be attempted down stecdl and Prem. wood.
[3504]Cenatrastion fron wood will be advantageous because of the procuressnt
[3505]ef wood: fa lanes zrts 4f not ell, from the local savmills in: Mueficlis,
[3506]wer advantage of conetruction fres wood is a plan torjprotuctton Lj
[3507]4a witoh Prefabricated sections of boats will be constructed. It.
[3508]possible we viwaalize in the near future 20% only the dale ef fully-
[3509]_< equdppea shrtappoate vat aleo prefabricated parts for those shipyards
[3510]“whe do net have the necessary uch: nery, wood, and other tteas,:
[3513]and Central “American Markets There are caly a few
[3515]Oe comatriee in Amrica ve peceess the facilities for construction ef
[3516]oy rage
[3517]oy a vente ») the shrigpieat eaketar. Tease countries are Peru, Mexico and the
[3519]- Fated Sates. The profuotion in Peru is amall and relatively inetenific 8
[3522]ie: ~ gant, and its inf{:thee fn the Carribean is sour, Mexican boats are
[3523]bow L Wertmanshp
[3524]| . Constructed from good cateriat, but because of poor lever, together with
[3525]i
[3527]antiquated designs, thay are aubjact to enormous structural fatigue in
[3528]limited te
[3529]6 covered
[3531]“heavy eene. In the United SMapaty; Ses TeAgetaon of shrtmiponte is
[3533]TO ee Semenne am Sop sta nhs sree wae semaine venetian ama eer:
[3534]eed ony are aaron” SF ARAN ar AGJA RNS PERN Fi RAR A NOR Se IT Nh DN
[3537]14-0000
[3539]Pam Ht PiUEI AL -
[3541]AT ose Peerage wate
[3543]w tive: main Coupanios veennes—of—the-encuniquste ef five beats per .
[3544]ohiprard. They are excellent products vith the latest fishing an4 me ,
[3546].
[3548]vigaticn equipment. Bevertheless,. they are costly becanse of the hich ‘
[3549]cost of labor and rav materials in the country,
[3551]Since ve pessase most a §
[3552]of the wood in Bluefields, trained and competent Poreenne), and. en
[3553]perior funcional beet design, ve saey able to aupply the nereasi ties for
[3554]@ national fishing fleet, as well as to place these boats on the vorlé ;
[3555]Nghis opinion . t
[3556]market. We tase euaseieee on preliminary calculations. which prove the fo.
[3558]poseidilityref our ability to prodtce an excellent boat at less cont and sob
[3560]‘superior to the Jerth American beats,
[3561]‘ . Demestic
[3562]Natio)
[3564].
[3566]Market: The immediate market for eur shrinpboate
[3567]a domestic ee
[3568]fo the nethennl fleet}, ‘Tae Booth Tisheries express great interest in”
[3570]‘Prevuring 6 te as soon as possible, TS plans pessible expansion ;
[3571]te 2 wore Doats in the next tve or three years. There is also the possi- ~
[3573]tndividuals -- 0 a
[3574] Paliey ef renting er selling these boats on terme to local ‘captaiectes,
[3576]cr omeatey ecner ete: meena ere an ere +”
[3578]st P An we cots SEMEL s
[3579]/&e well as of stimulating investzenti: ‘sy othe! ‘pnbdeeal. cat ta1>” Wee ON
[3581]# 40 boats, totalling 75/poats, which thm want, purebass*Sone Mexice and
[3583]the United States, With our production of 15 bents during this three-ye:"
[3584]“period, it te evident that we possess a rich mrket here in the Gretbeon
[3585] BFGrq GOt to mention tke demand Torthooming from the Pacific ant other
[3587]. as regerds the reyair yard, wo eatimte servicing 400 toate.
[3588]| Smelly with our modera installations, oumate thie. vec with the»
[3590]1 senate yard services of Schooner Key walchyoftertng partial swvices te
[3594]14-0000
[3596]Tee plane fer the ¥icaraguan shrisnboat flaet thiaM year call for |
[3598]N\
[3599]. . ~
[3600]a : © Gp reate. A441 80 cosaie- deste gi ali types ani the tosal cones to
[3601]: , 120 beats whieh will require repair yard services four ines per year( 3 .
[3602]’ bercnings ere ftAirinags ‘
[3603]Boren] gesumidumee ani A energency>, that fe, a total ef 580 graundiegs —
[3604]| . ; fern as ae
[3605]Ganmlly. The local repair ya-ds are able te: service enly 100 groundings . : e:
[3607]; rs .
[3608]Thies situation mew force, many shrispboate to seek repairs eutsite of the
[3610]wita Tee . .
[3611]‘country, either at Honduras, Hexice or the United States, Sum resultant "
[3612]cote ore! "gn CaAcranre . : : .
[3613](ens @f fishing tines and. taatehe for icaragua, , a ae
[3614]; Laircae . poo
[3615]ateckaical Lint tationat Tee lack ef local technical personnel, and :
[3617]time required to ieport various mechanical parts and materiale, :
[3618]Cenei*eration leuxtems for future erpansion wae taken txtz in f
[3619]‘designing the shipyard and repair yard. Carpentry and mechanic workehovs
[3621]7 — alse planned. There are tve factors hywever-vhich affect the overall
[3623]“@paration. The first factor is the lack ef xextunt personnel trained in ao
[3624]; “, stoon[eonstrantion of! toate, Wat this will be evercoms initially.ty per- = =”
[3625]seemel trained ty the. Company, Tas gecond factor will be reselvad.only by
[3626]. an efficient coordination batman vith the distritation’ and. swply persone
[3628]. nel ef the Cenpany in Miami, In-this way it will be possible to:-have any |.
[3630]. _tmare perBer mtériad forserded te Fluff within. two weeks after the: re
[3632]7 _qeest is mde by the lecal éffices, (via airline). Furthermere, plans hsve.
[3633]‘been Prepared to stock the shipyard weacuiouses with spare parts,
[3635]<2» Mxteraal er Internal Cowzetition: As. regards theahd pyar, there ie °.
[3637]asither external ner internal opape tition in Central Anevica. The only com ,
[3638]petition we will encounter will be Noxican and Herth Auerican, The fellosiag
[3640]' (a) Prices, , Strinpboat ( of wood, 3 tones, A coter)
[3642]Uaited Biates wat 45,000
[3643]: Wiearagua . US$ 40,000 (Plasned):
[3646]14-0000
[3648](&) Quality ef Materials. .
[3649]Mexice: Good materiale; Had desi ani geneunt construction.
[3651]U.S.Res Good materiale; excellent designs; construction depends
[3653]on the Cospany ant waries. f-om good to excellent.. — . '
[3655]Hicaregua: Good materials; excellent designs and const~ustion,
[3656](o) Cancels and Policy of Distribution: Bveathough tt vill be ate
[3657]cult te compete initially 4n eales in the Mexican and. Morte. Americ |
[3659]i
[3661]ean markets, because ef their high duties, we will wajey/ontinited
[3662]market in the rest ef the Carribean. Ye will compete favorably due
[3664]we the excellent pesition of Nicaragua with respect to Central
[3666]hmarican, Yenosuslan, Colonbian, and other markets,
[3668]fe regards the repair yard, it is to be hoted! that the. foa..
[3669]wee expensive domestic
[3671]reign repair yaris arejlese pa Sale than the ne@fenal nes, sonetines. up
[3673]te 500 percent. Frou the. ctnty of. typical cost of ench repair yard we cone
[3674]cost. ‘Tee fole
[3676]éludo tat we are able to offer more service at equal or less
[3677]beacning
[3679]: eng examples ascuze a typical. qremndire of f three dayts clnanings caulking, -
[3682]: gtraightening the slaft, changing ® nunber of. Bote of wetel, .
[3683]” tightening. . SOATING
[3684]“he framework er aternvests, seqnreuent=of the radder and Wetsamgent finale
[3686]tytn paints Clete re
[3688]Was 930 (exolnding afpichtening of atatt)
[3689]uss 350 ne
[3690]* Ba 3975:
[3691]Vas 1000
[3692]ag 350
[3694](planned)
[3697]14-0000
[3699]tell Shed we we hi ‘ ,
[3700]a a: :
[3701]“_ wee d _
[3704](b) Quality of later ; poe
[3705]~~ _ Nexice _ Good
[3707]- - . USA. Excellent
[3708]Schooner Xey Comon ..
[3710]DNVSRN EA Ex-ellent (planned)
[3712]* Sales Retimte: Potential ‘sales are estinated fron the following
[3713]"Wares meanest The shipyard, the repair yard,
[3715]and eschanical and electrical
[3717]_ services to the commnity ef the area in general, :
[3718]Btagei:st Yy
[3719](a) Coase (assuring the eutabiteeeent of Prices in the Rext- three yeare),.
[3721]Savant: Ut 40,000 fer each sdrieptoat(exelating moter); Goete ef
[3722]—_ ‘other boats, will be in proportion, |
[3724]: ° b fe .
[3725]MMgher if there ere nechanivaly oe ae
[3727]: CS ah, are needed, . oe
[3728](0) Guantity(outmat) eR oe,
[3730]Saipyard: two shrteppoate the tira 9 year, siz the seannd and ix
[3732]Pe ee
[3734]the third yeara; all Porrmucereans sales, -
[3735]beaching f
[3737]- Rapate Yards 300 qzemntings ofa ponaible- 500. the fire year; 350:
[3738], ae _ | She me ocand, ant 450 1 the. ‘ted yer,
[3740]let year 2nd year ‘dvd year
[3741]Shipyard: . us¢ 80,000. Use. 240,000 Us, 200,000
[3743]Mapai Tard: — US#105,000 US$ 127,500 Use 197,500.
[3744]_ Mecellaneeus
[3747]4.00000
[3749]| acyt ; |
[3750]mo _ aa
[3751]RBcowovlG FAASIBILITY OF TE PRCT
[3753].
[3754]_
[3756].
[3758]Conta ef Overall Production for the Firat Year of Preduction:
[3760]oo
[3762]ia the calcclation of eosts, consideration is taken ef the const-uction
[3764]ef twe shrinsboats, complete repair ani miintenancr service for 300 Beer ve ge
[3767]co tela tare Seba ii
[3769]—~inounierge, and other miscellensous service at a tetal ef 31,000 am
[3771]_ Production Costes
[3772](a) Baw Material: The mteriale required for constuction and rprair
[3774]. of Boats are varied and many times epecialised, Follewing are
[3775]; , Principal materials at approximate rates:
[3777]Weeds Laurel or yellow pine: 25,000 equare feet; ae
[3778]_ Mahogany, lst and 2nd grade 20,000 equore fect; =
[3782]Metal: Steel and fiteel-2(8.A,3.),40 tonez
[3783]Qaateiron and other metale, 10 tons.
[3784]ave tomfraice ef US$ 30,000,
[3786]"(b) Materiales ,
[3788]Paints = Bpouy sinc, silver, primece, epoxy basen, latex,
[3789]cepyper antifeuligg, varnene? ete.). Loe
[3790]<.' Mipgmt 1600 gallons. ree
[3791]General hardware = Zinc, cagver, iron, and stet= _— and nailes
[3793]| Waakersi ecotter=pings metal, plastic and rubber. tubing?
[3795]~ polyfoan, atyrofeam, and cement ineulations glass Plates
[3796]. and Bakelite, otz. ce te oy ate
[3797]“M§ecelianeous Fquinnent: Propetiora(hé".2 3*)t. rovgrot ste
[3800]14-0000
[3802]Wofeeget wee .
[3805]- —_, tte SSeme | -_~
[3807]shafte, CHO in-line winches, anctere, battor:ee, ordinary and sa-
[3809]vbeational lighting sys~tems, electrical accesseries, electric
[3811]enmniimeeumemememere
[3813]power plants, bilge pumps, kerosens stoves, cooling anf refrigera=- ‘
[3814]tion unite, fathometers, reiic-communication equipsent, ate. ;
[3815]At a total velus of US$ 50,000, . ,
[3816](ce) Labor: ’
[3818]Daring the first year of production the Enterveise will -mpley a
[3819]ehief of mechanics and lathe shop, tvo specialties wechiaice, tve : t
[3821]wacton
[3823]|
[3824]mechanics aseitants, 0 eaeeen carpentyy. three ship-carpentere, {
[3826]j
[3827]and tve carpenter nonitante, . : t
[3828]At. total annual wages of US$ 32,000. oO mo |
[3830]“. Operation Coates
[3831]‘(e) Administration Brpenses: Administration peraonnel
[3835]stntsptrntor-pudite accountant, assistant office worker, and tre Sb
[3836]” gervicemand maintenance manngere, fegether their annual wages will
[3837]: ancunt te US$ 8,400,. and fantan amount of wsibe,000 ill be ‘kent
[3839]in reserve,
[3841]fetal ridninietration Expensest. US$ 10,400.
[3843]; o) Seles Expenseat Because of the neture of the Enterprise prema”
[3844]win, 8e
[3845]ne expences incurred from salen, advertisenenta, eta,, and, there=-
[3847]7 ORE SE
[3848]fore, we
[3850]expenses for this section, Fixed and Variable
[3852]- Gcate: All the axpences previously quoted my be considered as fixed
[3853]me “goate, end. only variable costes will be conuiderad, thea fa, 20 pore .
[3854]: ‘eont ef pateriale consuned by the mechanics workshops depending an
[3855]‘Ahs wmachanicgl repaire, The rest is controlled by a staple ersten
[3856]‘eb pBeti thon which will clearly show the detailed coste of construc :
[3858]* fen and tepaire ef the boate in consideration,
[3860]| Riise nick o. :
[3862]seem mnt eat tee
[3864]cereale eh Tle atid
[3867]14-0000
[3870]- Ula cAL =
[3871]: Plan of Production Coste for the Second an’ “uicd Tear cf Gperaisen.
[3872]| (See the folloving statenent:)
[3874]&. Tetal Incowe: lst Year .
[3875]go
[3876]Shipyard Sales ., $5,000
[3877]Repair Ya~d Sales 105,000
[3878]Misc, Sales 25,000
[3879]Ket Sales $290,000
[3880]a _ By Production Cost:
[3881]a Materials -$ 30,000
[3882]_ Waterials $50,000
[3883]-” Digest Labor $ 32,0°0
[3884]v <- Bepresiation ” $ 16,000
[3885] (lachinery, 20%). a
[3886]** Repairs and Maintenance $ 2,000
[3887]Foal (Blectricity) $ 2,500
[3889]-- Plast Secures $3,000
[3892]Office Expenses 42,000
[3894]“7 Batata $ 200400...
[3897]= '
[3898]. $239,000 * -
[3900]Stal oe OF poorir 4m _1.05S
[3902]2nd Year 3rd Year
[3903]$240,000. $280, 0°0
[3906]T
[3908]| $-85,000-- -  $-90,009
[3915]$_ 2.306 $200
[3919]oo;
[3922]e
[3925]14-0000
[3927]let Year 2nd Yeer = Srl Year ‘
[3931]: t _ s °
[3933]wet oo st,02> ; ; 1
[3936]ee me Baterprise, end aesigned as. follows: | ee ee,
[3937]7 Adzinistration Personnel: 4 empleyees (one administrator ani @fpublic account= .
[3938]" aut}e one office Qecistant, and two mamagers ef services and maintenance),
[3939]Carpentry we: 7 enpleyees (one chief of carpentry, three ship-carpen= _
[3940]: tere, two carpenter agsistants).
[3942]Mechanics RusMbaue—t 5 enpleynes (one chief of machanics ona lathe-shop, twe
[3944]specialist avatanios, and ‘two mechanics assistants). _ 7
[3945]i The initial wages ef all employees of the Enterpriee will be based
[3946]| | "8 thet technical knowledge, years of experience, etc, Thie pay scale vill
[3947]to . . waspace the gore] in order to attract the best peseivle personnel to the Ene
[3948]| _ Nerprice, 4 plan for dnoreace of fixed and meritorious wages te ate doing ,
[3949]pRaanne’d. ac au tnoentive for the enpleyecs, .
[3950]| Tao number of personnel de expected to {ncraasa to 20 in: the “qqoend
[3951]| GORTIIENTIL
[3955]74-00000
[3957]Lo 7 a Crabs, _
[3959]at
[3960]ca aooah
[3962]reer of production, and to 22 in the third year, .
[3963]Bole: cm ‘
[3964]Oxxi-te the _Ralance of Payeente: The sbrispbeat fleete in Mrcarseus bare have . ‘
[3966]Ly L ; ; .
[3967]expande’ te-some 106 te 15 toate anaually., These boats are bourht atiwely ’
[3971]. sqnigyprt-frem Hexico ani the United States, Their total value within a pee
[3972]Pied of three years oxtfnte from a einiwas ef US$ 909,000 te a muxizus of
[3973]US$ 2,025,000, Our production a-ring this perted will be 14 shrimpboate at
[3974]@ value of US$ 560, 090 which vill reeain in the country, a t .
[3975]Consuner Benefits and Zcononic Develovment: At present, moet ef the shriang” ae _
[3976]deats in the area have ne factlities for mechanical repairs, and,in cost ; ;
[3978]peace -y the ieee Aral t of
[3980]. @ases, no facilities for. queamiiog, Tate fe due in mart to
[3981]the mer ine. baboon tn
[3983]ia the local repair yards, as well as te antiquated equip
[3984]went. Because of. thes aiffieultics, eany shrispbeats are forced to put into
[3986]Honduras, Mexico and, at tines ‘the United States fer repairs away
[3987]. _ ieee, I$ is difficult te estimate “ame certainty the total loss
[3988]tarouy in
[3989]@8 which the2e boate incur Sgggemmetegst negotiatiéns for entry to and de
[3990]parture fren other countries, fuel ani personnel expenses, and, of more io
[3991] portansp, the incalculable losses in fishing tine, Inaamclias our repeir
[3993]"yarta will possess a greater capability than normally required, those toate
[3995]: with ezergency andpther types of damages will -9 guaranteed service. Ta tals
[3996]': Way We will a‘tract to eur repair yarda thee Donte vaich ordinarily woald
[3998]- geek repairs outside of the country with the: Dacquent less in Surctex pro-
[4000]tite and valuable time fishing time tn the waters of Ficaragua,
[4001]eharacteriticg of Key Ahh
[4003]Protection and Incentive: Because of the IneceBentemewtad. Industrs(Sse jaw
[4005]' | ny 4
[4006]We 135, ef 20 March 1958), a shipyard eagparoquest governmental aid during the
[4008]“; ivet ube years of ite development in order to assure the nedpary invett-
[4010]@ente required by an anterrrica of such couplexity ant magnitude, The uncesnae
[4012]= negotiations are ‘Presently deine undertaken ia. Nanagua to obtain for th's
[4014]Lia rey LOEW iheak . : whe
[4017]14-0000
[4019]|
[4020]|
[4021]| - v
[4022]f
[4024]a a eS
[4026].
[4028]we
[4030]enterprise the legal recogniticn of a Sendnanertet industry wis all govern
[4031]mental aid.
[4033]AWALYS13
[4035]; Designa have already been drafted for the fret model in wood of
[4036]: . 35=ten sbrifipbo,t, and for the first model in steel of a 30-ton shriap-
[4037]a deat. The general specifications for the steel deat are thd following: ton-
[4038]wage = 30; length ~ 62 fect; breadth = 20 feet; draught = 8 feet; keel
[4039]: (tar/steol=3) 3/% inch x 8 inchos; transverse franes (plate/atee1); deck
[4040]“-Q/¥G inch (plate/atee2). Paintt Harg and Burne, Bond Primer, 4nticorrosive
[4041]and antifouling = a total of eix conte. Refrigerator: capacity 20 tons, in
[4042]‘shrtap-toe, eonstracted ef atyrofoan-concrete, Driving power plant: D-32
[4044]' starnlegs
[4046]. pelle
[4047]Michigan blades. (ealentect
[4049]ateel tranewtweten shaft, 3 inches x 14 feet,
[4050]GMO Sn=line winch, Eight S-volt batteries with battery charger, Kerosene:
[4051]cecking-range. Searchlights and navigational lights, RCA Craisephone 160,
[4052]Bitonie, magnetic compass, model 3453, Raythoor fathoueter, node], meh.
[4053]Syeotai fuel tanks os, the. mil, with capacity of 6,006 gale | mend Pox
[4054]‘Production Processt The precesses in constructing vonte and the services
[4056]7 required for the boats are necessarily ceeplex, seathoneh the processes
[4057]are {umeasely simplified ty new methods, Below tn a desoription of the prem
[4059]- Gennes fo'te. féLiaved in. the ahOpyerd and in ye rapair yard. The construce
[4060]tien ef a boat begins vith the laying of the keel en ‘the alinway; follewed.
[4062]vprerformed
[4064]| _ Wy te attachment ef thei treneveres framevorc te the keel. The arosebeame |
[4065]be
[4067]I. Raren- a
[4068]| Wy
[4069]Sa bet
[4071]es
[4073]EO
[4075]eetataeuan teint pe een met ea eta rt eer Aca cops memeber
[4081]Caterpillar with supercharger, Propellers, 48 inches x 34 inches, with three .
[4083]fable water tank, with capacity ef 750 ceils, ets, Oe ee
[4089]ON eal Samet,
[4091]14-00000
[4093]and eternpost are thes eet in place after the fresework is cut te else.
[4095]Teo shell platiag fe next atcached fren tae keel umerds in a such © age.
[4097]ner that upes entering tie water the wood undergoes @ Precalculate? expan
[4099]weeny
[4101]the launching of the béat, Final toucheup is effected “mete the boat is in :
[4103]: sien which cpapletely seale the bmll without ascessitatine coiting. A hole ra
[4104]i de drilled for the shaft acd the supports and pis fer the rutéer are then . 7
[4105]cot in place. Felloving thie 16 the flooring for the deck eat exams the . .:
[4106]{ orev's mbZa, as4/reinforcemnte fer the prow, etern and anck'se roca, “tter } “|
[4107]| all of this jooczieted, the sccontary Gnetallations are carried eut, euch as . me
[4108]i the painting, electrical viring, pluabing, masts, gavite, winches, and finally : us °
[4109]i
[4111]ee oo the water. ~ fees
[4112]i ot: , fhe process for the construction ef a beat from stecl ie a ctmpler 7 |
[4113]"gatter, and therefore less costes,
[4114]: Gee vorml process ef drydock-repait service for a beat is as |
[4115]| feliewet The credle(See diagrazs ire 1 and 3) evaite the boat at the en-
[4116]trance of the ramp, With the use of rancavering-bueys, the boat is Littea
[4117]. qnte the cradle where it is made stationary use traneverse beans. The noving
[4118]<<y' qredle ie brogeat up thle rasp and the boat te then transferred from it te
[4119]"a lateraz cradle. The boat 1s brought te Section Hr 2 where it 1s inmediate=
[4120]say scraped with electric Portatke brushes and high water Pressure. While the
[4121]“alt 4 drying, & detailed inspection is carried out, in esarch of word sum holes.
[4122]. Pr After arytag the boll is Wem. eglind anda general inspection is made .
[4123]- Paint ie ecplied, an’ while that ie drying the nececeary interier seohanical
[4124]*. work ds carried ut, Upon teratuation ef the final painting and « final: tue
[4125]-ppeotion, the boat 4a lounched,. Te complete operation ‘lasts. Re. more’ * than two
[4127]ow three days in a modern drytece and the supers ‘personnel constet ef tve
[4130]14-0000
[4132]carpenters, a mecranic, and two yard assiletants,. as velijas the usual reo
[4133]pair and spare partes. ,
[4135]Tastallationss Ae can be seen free diagras nr il, the area eccupied by the
[4136]ebipyard te relatively sall,g sone @ 154508 sqmre meters, It consists of
[4138]Pas
[4140]_ & Feinforced-concrete mp with Sefnch nitiem. ant an arcs @ 150 asters leng
[4142]wide. ate donee ay . 4
[4143]Dy 20 motersy The. caniemiennemameet a depth of 7 esters, The
[4144]Central Yard contains a lateral oradie(25 x 17 x1 meter); eaten caste = ° 4
[4145]@-canerete baee(317 x 25 x 1 metera); three eections of the cradle (42 x ; ae Ct.
[4146]20 meters) with the third section terainating near the shipbuilding ont
[4149](39 x 22x 11 meters). Two identical buildings are planned for the wate
[4151]- shop
[4152]chops, UR oarpentryA nee, offices and warehouses, on & total workin»
[4153]“ area of 1200 square meters, A’bullding will house tvo 75-Kkilowatt elect#ie
[4154]: power plants, spare parte and generil. electrical equipment. A 350-gallon
[4156]Nwwinhder ground. 2 +
[4157]petroleun tank will be dnetalledjalong side of this building to zge provide io
[4159]"the fuel. A 6,000-gelion patmbte fresh-water tank with'its.vell and turkine
[4161]wit conplete the first phase ¢2 the plan, The second phase will be cavried
[4162]ent during the gear of production. - oo
[4164]-, Coat ef Bach Section (Approx): os
[4166]©". Retention Wall and Filling in the Swamp $1,500
[4167]‘Central Yard es
[4168]Base for the Interal Cradle Og 5,000 ° oe
[4169]Buildings for Yorkehops/Varehouses/Offices $12,000.
[4171], Construction
[4173]‘je, Badd ing for 1 Shi pC $ 3,000
[4175]Patiding ‘for the Power Plante.
[4178]14-0000
[4181]SPT NY
[4183]Taree Repair Yard Cradles $ 12,000
[4185]Water Tenk with Vell $
[4189]500
[4190]‘Mectric Wiring, Jrainage, Faleding, ete. £ 2,°00
[4194]Seed
[4200]. an
[4202]“Aocation of the Operation: — It was ovident frogs the deginning . .
[4203]at the location ef @ shipyard-repair yard complex on the Atic> rtle coaet . t ,
[4204]ef "Hoaregu bad to be situated ™ the Fluff-"luefields area, or at Ria ,
[4206]Eacondide, The reasone are as folpvs:
[4210]ry
[4212]GeeBooneatoal = The Bluff-Bluefielde port is the sly pert with river
[4215]Mginey acceas te the interior of the country. {It ie the enly rort 7 ; we
[4217]exposure te
[4218]the center, of th- fish market (Booth and Pescanica),: :
[4220]“companies attract large nanber of Yeats and create a le :
[4221]er Sup trite s :
[4222]arrieentng facttttions is = cents: at fuel, food, real
[4223]articles 7 : _
[4224]rN sama iu fully aware of the potentials. :
[4225]awd i dee wea Avd good Aceass: ;
[4226]ry the area, Without doubt, ‘iam yo i.
[4227]e beéy even more advantagescsee é
[4228]aetage AY prea however, the eandbar of Bluff limits access to the i
[4230]Port to boats tu with 13 feet of draught or less ( smaximan of 800 tone),
[4232]Tale greatly Leite the commerciui trettic to Busfields, Posaibly in
[4234]the near future, the sandber say 3: Jdvedged, and wa weal then be safe: a
[4235]fleating~irydook
[4237]tletently developed te otfer/eervices to large toate. The Port sf Blue.
[4239]“ Chelde would then have the opportunity of decoding @ prine merountill
[4240]- port, , , ; a .
[4241]. 7 _ Ponatble Kature Expansion: This prebininary« atuty: Provides for. the
[4243]_ Cenatrastion ef an alditional 90 x 95 = 7 mater: building to serve ce 8 feneral
[4244]A
[4245]wofehep for the thre POEL RLS Da eimultansous’g, Mt and for the oone
[4249]. -
[4250]a iniaeninuuescaecasameaill SSS aimataiieeeB e pee aR STON FP ETS ANN TSO CNET Bed 8 baie, a Ait ak aa ft eesti vanes ai te
[4252]celina D
[4254]‘io
[4257]14-00000 |,
[4259]Ts :
[4261]4
[4263]: struction of « a concrete Pler for jobs Rot requ! ring Arydocking, This pier : ;
[4265]{ . .
[4267]| _ wAll de equipped with a modile crane, and elect-ical ené water facilities, : : .
[4269]i SHEOULED Feg 2 oi . :
[4271]| : Thie plan (Phase 11) -wanidicee ‘tentatively sentiment th ed second i
[4273]a yeuR of operations. (See diagram Nr 1), . ‘
[4275]t be
[4276]. | . re :
[4278]3 wr
[4279]|
[4281]FIEANCIAL ANALTSIS ,
[4283]Total Estinated Tnvestments for the Projects the @ationted total
[4284]| 9am of the Froject is Us$ 237,000, The brealsiown of this amount is given
[4286]loan ‘
[4287]Mt the ond of this chapter, ts Fequeated from THFORNAC ig gt.
[4289]Yen below under general headings:
[4291]I . at - Carts .
[4293]J : Qenstrnction Equi ‘Prent: vo Seameee ton dump-trnoks, en for Concrete,
[4294]: . canvas
[4296]| - - sonarete vibrators( ws have compressors), crane Wueket for Concrete, tubing
[4298]» 6to. Total value (avprex) Us$ 254000.,
[4299]Constfuction Materials: (20,000 daga of LoneStar coment; .
[4301]., enforcing rods
[4302]100 tone of co
[4304]» 2/2 tneh and 3/4 tneds with tie wire
[4307]3002 aqneare fect of Construction wood;
[4308]-") tona of rail Gime seoticns,
[4314]© CREED (1 and 1/2 t0 2 an 1/2 tact ts Alameter);
[4317]totes Value of aprox us$ 40,000,
[4319]v : hinged vise
[4320]Carpentry Zqui pnent: Tatle saw (2 feet x 10 Zeet), handeaws
[4322]k .
[4323]So
[4324]i
[4327]two 2etach @leotric dril's, tvo @lectr4a sandy: poet mi
[4328]Precagy, "torsion boxes!, sus Gamplate set,
[4330]y and
[4332]of  toote ond = electric portable
[4333]% eausprent, eto,
[4334]ms _ Seta Value of appres Use 5,000,
[4336]Sided? gee ot it ait ha
[4337]Say SS gaa at hag
[4339]14-0000
[4341]|
[4342]|
[4343]|
[4345]_ Medien millingmchines;
[4347]| Gharecteristics of Capital: INVIRNTOA's ammmmmmgy capital ie dram
[4349]"which fe valued at U3$ 150,000, and the GMMR capital of the. Boterpriee,
[4351]~ 4m fall operational status, that ts, INVERITOA bre tha ‘neceseary technical: -
[4352]pireonnel to operate and maintain this equipment, In apite of. the fact that’
[4354]” - depreciation of 25 percent of the price which INVERNICA paid for. -the equips
[4356]_ Goats tial -
[4358] ptseree ey SELL
[4359]“Gree MiMRaliep Equipeant: US$ 25,000 atiitional investeent by
[4360]ISVERMTICA, and US$ 5,090 by Txromic, ;
[4362]lathe for shafts (2-foot bed, 48-foot. drun);
[4364]Saathbend praci sion lathe (6-fo0t ded, 13-foot drum); -
[4365]Ge
[4366]Dwe-inch Buttala/drtiie with accessories;
[4367]ge - bP? ?
[4369]ume Yanter-Tornerg model Hr 3310;
[4371]4
[4372]7)
[4374]Year wanually-operated 20-ton hytrealic presses;
[4377]fvelveeinch Press;
[4379]Dresser ev tia
[4380]Pirrentiais ersten (2 ‘tends
[4381]torqve
[4383]Faree ects of complete dtestocks, ereten wrenches, combination wrenches,
[4385]Eve complete sete of pausr tooks, toratedtern calibrators,
[4386]ere oMt for test: mg engines’
[4387]polishing aachines, automtic onkue, die sets, Gy, A
[4389]Petal Value of approx Us$ 36,500.
[4391]aeampary
[4393]from two sources, nazely, total equipment ani materials within Micaragua
[4395]Ap prawn ad al
[4397]US$ 50,000,
[4398]Suarantecs: Belloving te @ general list of the equipment ef INVEENIOA which
[4399]#22 Se abilizeé ‘3 the projset. Gals equipcent far the scat part fe new aad
[4401]vais equirment Je new the totel eumatashe value {9 aubject to. the wsual
[4405]_ freight. ;
[4406]_ abt dn the United Staten, ‘Ths following fo éxolustve of anpteten, cuatons @
[4407]Since LD da tet have price. (iets, the prices
[4409]GON: : edt ab
[4413]_ and ether feca,
[4414]are ‘APP rami tates
[4416]e.
[4418]Scag yeANT Sacinerintien ome oe
[4420]14-0000
[4422]I
[4423]t
[4425]Construct! >n Equi pecnt:
[4427]1 D-7 Catorptllar. bul ldoeer: ; .
[4429]1
[4431]2
[4432]2
[4433]2
[4434]z
[4435]a
[4436]2
[4437]a
[4438]1
[4439]i
[4440]a
[4441]a
[4442]2
[4444]2
[4446]* 10 Bete of constaustion toola(picks, shovels, atexers | o etee).
[4447]@: otal Value of avpraz US$ 90,000, lesa 25h depreciation,
[4449]Mechs Rical Equiprent:
[4451]a os. pe ee)
[4453]We 122 Caterpillar grader; a ‘
[4454]Weton Little “tant crane;
[4455]75—Eu D333 Caterpillar electric power plants;
[4456]Kohier power planta;
[4457]20-ton L.C.M., with all equi pment 3 .
[4458]SO0=ton targe;
[4459]RWIEK0xX concrete mixer, model. 63;
[4460]196% Willys track;
[4462]- 1968 Wiiys Teen;
[4465]Compressor with Caterpillar eqaipuent, 60 HP; oo,
[4466]Small ee
[4467]AConpseseor With GUNMA equinment and 9. HP Wisconsin uotor;:
[4469]GOHDAS turbines, of 2 and 2 2/2 inches @ Aiameter, vith eoters;
[4471]SEARS turbine, of 1 inoh,. with motor:
[4473]sacytmntin ss ie —ptre etannes pai + tree and oe stem oe eee mine tne
[4475]| Complete acts ef toole;
[4476]Grenville lathe (bed 3 feat by 10 , Anches) oe
[4477]Linde /W=2000 electric aluninua welding unit;
[4479]“Mavart, model APE 260, electtic welding writ; |
[4480]Oxh-acetylene welding unite;
[4482]_ Orettema 3/4 anoh|artiafea Wa] ty
[4486]WERREPSESM electric dritte()+ ses)
[4488]CONE: beret Ha
[4491]14-0000
[4495]if
[4496]2 = Blectric batting fand polishing mach!nes; ,
[4497]| 2 Klestric fine eum saws{portacic ) * _ i
[4498]| Miscellancous equipment, . Oo - . oF
[4499]| At Total Apprex Value of US$ 6,500, i ; .
[4500]: Mgacellanecus Materials: os ; pe oo
[4501]$4000: Foot of high-voltage electrie wiring: po vo.
[4502]~ 99500 feet of 6ed-v01t electric viring; ee ae Mole
[4504]. 2,500 fron ehecte, 1 and 1/2 inches by 10 feet; oe a . a
[4505]oa ehargers — a ; . Be,
[4506]2 electtic am 12 and 24 volte;
[4508]3 electri¢ transformers;
[4510]; aa DdDéxes of Spare parte for the Caterpillar auteaeg G.M., and Willye!
[4513]Tastalletion Expenses ©
[4515]&. Censtrustion Bqui pment 8 90,000.
[4517]% Construction Vateriale 8 15,000 $ hog
[4518]Machine Shap.
[4520]a)
[4522]oo Mantmeny $ 11,
[4524]a ieenatiementntecmnssianiiniadcramerte ee
[4527]14-0000
[4529]( THVEEEICA)
[4531](roraL)
[4532]ed. 3B, Organisation Expenses: $ 500
[4534]$ 500
[4538]£10,000 - fo £20,000
[4541](68.4%) (31.6%) .  iee. We >
[4547]aremromsnene einen ssatiattntah vacates wer at
[4549]credit is
[4550]= vhioch will be resolved once thefestablished . e
[4552]" - SOURCES aN@ US=3 GF FUIMS
[4554]“Installation Period Operational Period
[4555]Ast 2nd jet
[4559]#330,000 tom, oo s6n1,too
[4561]7 3, Veen! .
[4562]me 3. Fixed Inveatzant
[4563]7 G. Blige, ete, $ 55,000
[4564]“Ye Machinery $ 43,500 4 a $ aon os
[4565]"Cont of Produotion § wees _ tar 50 $299,100 ‘sa,00
[4566]“ 2 - 9, Adminiatration 0 Pa Moo .
[4567]xpos 1s | £32,200 6 000, # 22,00
[4568]SS Betek Ulan $197,900 #a51,200 454,900.
[4569]he URE casita as
[4570]23 . ; :
[4574]y
[4575]Y
[4577]neem es RR RRR RT
[4578]Ss Fey ‘
[4581]i
[4582]|
[4590]A spin Raicg oatviy rate
[4593]14-0000
[4595]Cash and Bank Deposite(Aes): $140,000 $192,100 $20,500 $377,100
[4596]&. Ancrtisatién ef the lean $
[4601]“es Dividends ;
[4603]Balance for the Following
[4604]Yeart £50,009 £472,600 $221,900 $309,800
[4606]Bote: Thie capital represents the value ef the construst!on oq:ipment, t
[4608]vorking eapital and the capital fe~ contingencies, ani
[4610]r) therefore,
[4612]the maxizun ficure. It is not necessarips true that this capital will
[4617]14-0000
[4619]Raster ef 7
[4620]Surispboats
[4623]14-0000
[4627]. & recetudy of the necessities @f the ekivyard, of the extensive
[4629](and Intensive) remirs vaich the fleets vill Fequire, and of the iscense
[4633]Volume ef maintenance, bas revealed the enormous load which the
[4636]ana carpentry waatelepe msfoear,. woe
[4638]With the capital aveila’le tc YNTEREICA at this time, only
[4639]. tive .
[4640]US$ 25,000. can be channeled to these workshops,’ Sarm@teetenses the
[4642]B.ivea
[4644]US$ 6,500 in eqripaant in our poseenaica), Waemmmy the present emphasis is
[4645]Placed on construction and iemediate production, Eevertheleas, I delieve
[4646]that an additional investzent in the worisheps is of vital importance fer.
[4648]macs
[4650]Less coctiian end efficient produs‘ien, For production ¢amnamaame the. ship-
[4651]yard, naturally, requires sophisticated equiment, a significant voluse of
[4653]We may choose to pu rchase this equioment with the first year's.
[4654]° ‘Sis _surtabie Fors te ct
[4655]Jeefite, Bat t believe thatythic sum Gl de incorperated into the plan ef mc
[4657]sna Sen erendeere sehen deter emaehie nationale deeiemeaentedbatetanemateasateaneeeenetietins eae tee tenes
[4659]14-0000
[4663]: Dragzay GENERA, VIEW '
[4666]{ Storage Yard Electric Power Plants Warehouses : acne
[4667]Carpentry Office Mechanical : .
[4668]{ Vorkshsp. Verkehop
[4672]i ; ed
[4673]Bullding for oo 2 7
[4674]Shipbuilding oo -
[4675]£Planned)
[4677]a ee meee me oe ns Str enenper sapere guint
[4679]Winch 1
[4680]etion Section
[4682]2 1 _ Winch 2.
[4684]Section Sedticna Section Section Se
[4685]6 $ & 3 ‘
[4687]14-0000
[4691]| 2
[4692]| ° | i
[4695]nt . |: DEAGRAM ER, 3 - SHRIW>BOAP CRADLE
[4697]Specificationes.
[4698]ue a Bot weight ~ 18 tous
[4699]Capacity « & tons
[4700]Length = 20 asters.
[4701]Width « 20 wters
[4703]kaye te
[4705]ed REE
[4707]1 fanecvering tite o 15 ainutes
[4709]pee antnayinerneerennne ieee een MIET as Fame test
[4710]atte a
[4716]APRA Teme TT, AF Ht. CAR Dy ema SORE MR AR Orsi lbteth wiene ese a
[4719]14-0000 7
[4723]fascrea.
[4725]is
[4728]Jd
[4729]: fife,
[4730]- nn ee .
[4731]b
[4732]: ; * ' ! | .
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[4738]peeren
[4741]7
[4743]nd
[4745]14-0000
[4747]a
[4749]h
[4750]oid his
[4754]S t
[4756]ease
[4758]tS Bs,
[4764]e
[4766]Ba 0 ae ne
[4768]Sitar aly
[4770]a
[4772]Fab Se
[4773]a a a
[4775]v
[4776]cs
[4780]4
[4783]14-0000
[4785]STWCCACS Las oe a,
[4786](bets pray.to de GGerrsile smdcstered 30 PreacBte 68 ABPiSis
[4788]Savi ck Claversicewa M190 wsaces), ulecada on ta . tulad de Menogus,.
[4790]eo B., Bs care, =.
[4792]aw 1 soAntwuido ae Cote. infers Carne parte dwt tetuite pretiniaar :
[4794]que ca ufectuade: lo “yrvennica cm teres a un progreas eo invereséa oe
[4796]wa conccatredo dc estillvres - veradcros ca.) dros del Bluff- Bluctileds.
[4797]-, Pacdas Cas birdadcs wotarén aviwatedas: a dar 6s:victos completes « las”
[4798]_ flotas maquiras y Gomis enbarcacions que operen ef ite Costa Atiantica
[4800]de Micaregue. Sede 3@ Cconpl.31dad. du iae epuracioaca requeridss: va ics
[4804]‘trabajos y evrvictos du ua | asta liege, el costo Jel manto du Giches foci-:
[4805]ladedes os snictalacnts clevedo, G.ecias 8 tos ugquipos, oxperivacia y
[4806]porson:t téenico que. poses le TEVERNSCA, Set. costo inicial se reduce
[4808]eaprace:ate, : Bete estusto enaliza los aifercutes: ‘elementos. qo foraan,
[4812]reenter
[4820]rn Td
[4821]of ae
[4823]aoe se ener rmcnargenes Bicep praca
[4826]14-0000
[4828]« .
[4830]_ graves’ restriceiones aperecisnales debido a le aapentis éc dictze eorvicics,
[4832]_) Comunes 7 catunscamts briniad.s 6 les £2.tee aarteancricanas y e@rjicanss.
[4834]Weestros poscenss 208 squiges.y cl peracasl tScatco mecesarios, pare ode aéa
[4836]seen  paacomas le glenn confisass de potur llegar o reces lee servicios, fecilt
[4837]xm a ; a —_
[4839]nates nts noderane s'betbicases od vole toe Gratis doi Caribe.
[4841]. = os Btcoragee
[4843] Megisl tebte Ek ad ll
[4844]‘Mais.A. Peteve Serts
[4846]REEGA.
[4848]¢ 4
[4849]Fe e
[4851]y
[4852]¥ Bley
[4854]Ea
[4855]4
[4857]8 ei
[4859]La ARETE
[4861]ere mefess oc reper ee
[4863]awe
[4865]coe ere
[4867]see ene RE RINE RD BIDE CRED,”
[4869]1 deal aii tale a
[4871]Henge Meee
[4874]14.99000
[4876]han
[4877]AMALIESS OSL MERCADO
[4878]. wu functse proserta Sk eetillers scré la construccién de onuareactoase
[4879]es escro y -s@icre, 4. 39 o 200 tu miedas. Reco sacluye cansroocros, langea-
[4880]tcros, ta ¥O6, ca-qaroes ligercs 5 lascaoncs de peaajerce y de petrvils. .
[4881]a evgunda funciSa de le caprosa, ecré 21 darie ecrvicios de repareciéa t
[4883]ba 7
[4884]_ '
[4885]" God Carine, de igual o ‘eupertor calidad que las ofrecides on Béjic0, Tsntaea
[4886]e ics ‘Ratedos Uatdue. :
[4887]i
[4889]} '
[4890]i
[4892]2 Aebasnes,
[4896]amen penne
[4897]pr mecca rtepernmeg oa emer!
[4898]4 eo
[4902]{Somerton hmm 1 “Reetiene o oenoneme
[4904])
[4905]t
[4906]t
[4907]cs
[4910]14-0000
[4915]en apres crecis «,
[4917]Rn $.e Setedas Ouidos La praduceifa de camsroneros se
[4919]Pedate al pr.aiwt: du crecs C.mpeias principal.s, « resia de un pronedts
[4921]@e wnes ciac. _owees enualie por astilices. Soa wobecactance excoleates,:
[4924]@on ine Gltince ad. Lantos “A CRuipcs Ju peace y cavegecséa, Bincabergo,
[4925]@On net .8 costesas, Jebdi4;
[4927]@2 sl®o costo de la mano du chen J materias
[4929]PAREN ND ce eee
[4931]"primes del pate. Ye que prewaoe le meyor parte de la adura ea Bluefields, :
[4932]ty personal tSeuice edasstrade y canpotente, y wm Gisefic funcionslacate
[4933]@wporior de enbarceciin, polremes eulir les neceeidades pare uae flotc de 5
[4934]"pears wactone®, eaf cono gantgca croeter Gass aabarceatones al anreade ar
[4935]Wuediel. tos tesince sn cflculcs preliaineres, do poder prodwoir me excen ee
[4936]- bento Bevo, de menor coete que tee sevas morteanertcanes, con wen entices af
[4938]i
[4940]: Proyecta we posible expensién de veiate .
[4941]na on toe préaimos dna @ tren ate. Teumion 10 posibilidad do errentar { a
[4942]A 5 so
[4943]® alaios $e pags dicaae saves « cepitance Lesaise, ast owe tention ‘ 4.
[4944]hav Aaversicose de otros cepitelcs ‘taatounies, Betinanoe’ wn were , “fe
[4945]poof OS
[4947]a oro i
[4949]pratieas
[4952]Phe a gahiete
[4953]7 VERE gu hia Aang
[4958]14-0000
[4960]art
[4962]~~ .
[4963]‘Bu cuenta a1 veredero, eetinen2e que con aueatres noderace ineta-
[4964]" Yeciones Sudvenwe det servicio @ 400 saves scuslecate, Canpérece ene 7
[4966]_ es eevieton 41 varmsare te Resear Gos, que 2004 dando worvicten . =.
[4967]Derciales @ 45 -av.6 anuslvate,
[4969]BA proyocci4n,,eu cetica que las flotes conaroneres es Bicaregus
[4970]Alege:da eo naves en’ Gate afc,
[4972]Atddase wnes <0 enburcacioncs cos- _
[4973]; . ray: terse te todae {ndvles. Esto Comets tage we totsi ao 126 endercaciouse
[4975]we
[4977]ie oe
[4979]_| paso we pPoctosas. lee demandes. Rete planifiencste:
[4980]os be heen Uanbton oa terns toe don tatters’ (earpiatorte y wectatee)..
[4981]m priner tector, ie susencis Ge personal edieotre on construcciés és
[4983]“paves ¢e scers se evperaré inietalncate con la wtiliesctéa del perecea)
[4984]wiiestro da ie. Compania,
[4986]Al estsnarke ad @ ives asiatontes locates, :
[4988]bee nee
[4992]eat
[4995]14.90000
[4997]eam o2 pereceni do distsitucs ‘a 9 custalstres d ls Cmpails co
[5001]Mien. Gerd ppibie tens: euntquier piese o caterial es el Sluff on *
[5002]0 ake 40 629 ewmans crepes G0 pedits por lee ofichans loreses, tute
[5004]etree). Ge contagie edcade tener us gren surtido de piceass. do repusetcs '
[5006]a musetzee slascunce Gel eetilions, 8. ve .
[5007]Gunpesoneie exteran o interes. Ba cuanto 6) setillerc, as existe
[5008]eonpstenese externa af amteres on el. agden contrammerisens. Lo Gnisa
[5009]-eungetenete que enscatrerence carte te eejicana, y ls aortesnericens.
[5010]. a eotedia. emparetive Ge écta conpetencia sigue © eontimuscién:
[5013]i _, FaPte cam An Comppnie’ donde tmous Saste eeoclouter
[5015]ilies dst aS spade dae,
[5017]ek issn ts Latte then, 6
[5019].
[5021]j
[5022]4
[5023]4
[5024]i
[5025]a
[5029]14.90000
[5031]ices
[5033]a
[5038]verse er an 27k, ‘Trea un esteiic de i108 gewsce ticsecs de code vare-
[5040]. ; & costs term o semr, B. he sjetes @ Qw si, ae, bee eomid> wm
[5041]be weraje tlacce Jo tres “fas, linpicse, comates, “Geresar js, canoer:
[5042]_ s
[5044]Wm némarc du tedles, asvrurer wl coetilinje 2 c.utastres, asegerar tiede-
[5045]y asientus, 7 Ciusluent. la praters.
[5046]«) .
[5048]S»adures
[5049]W310
[5050]38, UU.
[5052]\, Sehooner Key
[5053], EVERITCA
[5055]2p Rs
[5059]Preciag
[5061](eta caderesar el. aye)
[5063]“astiiers: uss ‘0,000. ea por ota camarcnero ten meter:
[5065]~—,
[5067]4
[5068]j
[5069]U
[5070]4
[5071]bye
[5072]3
[5073]4
[5074]4
[5075]3
[5076]4
[5078]Abausible cet sachet
[5080]poteaits neta ely
[5083]14-0000
[5087]Sens
[5089]ape
[5093]gate se ne
[5097]° Cerear ef. tae pase mote ae lLeal~
[5099]Wareder>: 300 warajes te -m > sible tree] 40 000 el primer ahoj
[5101]330 01 seg wxio 3 40 werajes el tercer ahs. :
[5102]wee
[5103]4
[5106]14-0000
[5108]ne
[5110]ad
[5112]‘Crate fe Po tvei4a @ tee etre ol wirer ad. te pro : a. , ‘
[5113]@uceifm. Br el chlcels co cost, 0: tue ce Csnsiderecién le :7 ‘
[5114]ecomatrace:’n de 2 @ cams arse, evrvicke campletos 4. svgareci ‘a
[5116]7 . : _% manteninients ea 300 varaj.e, y head curvicire aiscelanscs, cca
[5118]7 = $801 fe 31,000 sures ¢e trahejy (es woldes de turnc- dear as).
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[5133]- dabios, Winches CC cn lines, anclas, ‘Aterfas, sistcuas de ilu
[5134]mineciéa ordinert.0 y Ravurracionalus, yf Soi oy scevecrius olec- a '
[5135]tricos, plantas cloctricas, Woates ser ac bsg, eocfaas de petréies, ; ;
[5136]tmidados do onfrianiaats y refrigeracsdn, weetros,. wquipos Me
[5137]radtoctonunicaciia, ete, . Ne .
[5139]Soa an valor total 4 2 $0,000.09
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[5171]: Matos Totales te Agniaictrecita . 18, 00.00
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[5193]. VENPAS AST] LLERO “$ 60,900.00 $ 230,000.00 8 240,000.00 - '
[5195]VEWTAS aA DERD & Wo, 200. $ 323,500.00 § 187,300.00
[5197]VENTAS HIZCEL, BEAS @ 3,000.10 8 7,000, 00 S& = 12,000.06
[5199]Serato
[5201]00 $ 43,000.00 $ 90,000.00 3
[5203]~ 8 90,000.00 8 90,090.00 3
[5205]00 8 4,000.00 @ 43,000.00 Jo 4
[5207]00 & 10,000.00 % 4,000.00 3
[5210]i OTA (ROMTTUICIMANYS 2, 900,45 s 29,00 $ 3,cce.c0
[5211]SF SRQURD OF LA PLANTA 8 1,000.09 $ %,300.00 @ 1,330.00
[5213] § 8e,c.55 | 6
[5214]@ 3,600.0 3
[5217]14-0000
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[5234]trve corpiaverce! de: rivers. y asrias, dca aptetentcs ée earpisterts)..
[5236]“etnee enplendce (un Safe dv woctnice 7 Soreerite
[5240]sence con conpredas ou ou (otaliéed, en Mijieo y Loa
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[5245]cis 9000.0 om tne 009,084,000
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[5265]| meate, 88 cay.eie is 300 camrmerce 6 oh Aree, uo tienen fecilicades
[5267]_ PAPO Quewicios to reymreciSa mcéates, x en le usporie de les ete20,
[5268]SA O40 factiliades te veraje, Esto op dedid. on parte, al pons
[5269]| @altde de les vies féerves te tas veredcros luceles, asi como. tam
[5271]em te saticuad? quo resuitea ews cquipus. - dwviéo s Getes dif toultedes,
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[5283]¢ infested fendeneatel, een todo aundiio suberennoatals
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[5288]14-0000
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[5293]on Sisedo ot primer oriole wi cosaremre de 28 trarteaes (02 aaderads i. . m,
[5294]Eyusiacate hay 2tro disete on ecors, de 30 tonslades, las copecstten= 1 : i
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[5434]: Rane $ 4,004.00 ! 4
[5435]Patio central $ 20,90u,00 - 7 &
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[5438], Biificive du tal lerea/eleacense/oficinas @ 12,000.00 ‘
[5440]* BALicle del talles do astilluriea 8 3,990.00 + : ' a
[5441]Blalacio de les plantas clestrices _ @ = 2,000.00 ‘ 4
[5442]; Game leterel o. . ..% 4,000.00 i 4
[5444]. Wenque de asus con s0nc ° $s 800,00 ; 4
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[5462]14.0000
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[5471]y denée articuias.
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[5480]eacifers con un calado de 13 pies o aence (wa eAxsmo 60 900 tono.).
[5482]“Hato Lintta encrowmente ol tréfieo comereial en Blusficlée. Posibier
[5484]@eate, en un futuro no aay renoto, we érazes dichs barre, y pare.
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[5642]torso GRANVILLE ( casa: J" x 10")
[5643]poldsdore de slunisio elcetrica LIME tiro B = S008: -
[5644]soldadorea electrics MOBART audelo APD 260
[5645]eQquipos ecnpletce de soldaduras ds. ont~ecethlean,
[5646]2% Galadro do nese de 3/4" CRAFTSMAL
[5648]& Siafin para eluminio COAPTEXAR
[5650]@ taladros clectricos de i 1/2"
[5652].B Caledroe electric de.3/4".
[5654]8 copilladores y pulidoras oluctricas.
[5655]2 sierr-: finns electricag ds nano
[5659]Com un valor toval (apros.) do O58 6 2800
[5663]000 pice ae tendido electrico @e alte vabinges.
[5665]9,000 pies de tendido electric: de om? vobties,
[5666]"8,600 planches Go bierro fe 3 2/2" a 10°
[5668]A cargadores clestricos da 12 7 34 veh Gion.
[5670]8 trensforasdores electri. . £4
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[5677]plonerie. Datertas de 13 voltios, tantues de seus co atl 3000,
[5679]980, 100 y 00 galones, imvalodvred, eta... -.
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[5888]mi
[5890]-
[5894]14-0000
[5896]. . nN
[5897]ARTIME VISITS MRS OFFICES OMY AT BIGHT, CHAESES RESIDENCES FVERY
[5898]OTHER DAY CR SO. YESS ACTICUS FREDICATED ARTIME COKCERN Tal.
[5899]“SOMEOME OUT TO KILL HIM" AND FEAR ATTACK FROM SOME EXILES wo
[5901]) So,
[5902]CONSIDER HIM LIABILITY. MAS “RECRUITED” TRO LEDIVIDUALS WHO PREVIONSLY:
[5904]18 BRR CAMPS NICARAGUA, AND RECENTLY PalD EACH 558 DOLLARS
[5905]REPRE SE ST 186 FIRST MONTH'S PaY.. ALSO TOOK THESE TwO TO WaRENONSE
[5906]VERE GREAT AMOUNT CRATES WHICH HE DESCRIBED AS MILITARY EQuIPMENTs
[5908]Ayn SAW NO WEAPONS. ARTIME CLAIMED EXPECTED ADDITIONAL SHIPMENT
[5910]‘MATERIEL SHORTLY AND WANTED THESE TwO PREPARE EQyIPMENT FOR SHIPMENT
[5911]10 MOKKEY POINT, NICARAGUA, THEN PROCEED TO MONKEY POINT aSSIST
[5912]REOPENING CAMP. ARTIME TOLD TwO MEN HaS SUPPORT (UNIDENTIFIED) HIGH
[5913]ODYOKE OFFICIAL wHO TOLD ARTIME CaRRY OyT THREE OR FOuR OPERATIONS,
[5915]“EF OPERATIONS SUCCESSFUL, ARTIME ALLEGED, HE TOLD. ME WOnLD RECEIVE”
[5916]| PULL SUPPORT AS PREVIOUSLY, BUT ONLY IF “HE PRODNCES." ARTIME INFORMED .
[5917]+: TWO WEN THAT “WE HAVE BEER GIVEN SECOND CHANCES, WILL NOT Fall THIS
[5918]| «TINE,
[5920]SECRET
[5922]CFW. 4849: AMTAEBY-27 2136. 14/65: MRR ARTIME ANTONIO IGLESIAS 20 ,
[5923]FREDDIE BORGES CA IGNET EDGAR SOPO BARRETO QUINTaNA RAFAEL —
[5925]RAFAEL ‘QUINTERO IBARBIA GILIOT MANUEL GUILLOT DE LA SERNA ALPHASAYY
[5927]. siLo mso ILO MESSER PUJOL GALLEGO SAENZ A-27 A-27 MRR ae2e ;
[5929]EUROPE ‘16 ‘SIXTO TITO MESA ALORA 14 DuMAS MILNER CHEVY Maa _NIeARAGIR
[5931]Ui ibd - wy 13295 rer
[5934]14-0000
[5936]° ™, 4 - VsUIe my 132378 Se? — . ;
[5938]|
[5939]|
[5942]1400000
[5944]£4 _
[5945]. \
[5946]e
[5947]W/C 63-303
[5948]20 daly 1968 ‘
[5949]’ L
[5950]MEMORANDUM YOR: Chief, Bonetary Division ‘ 3
[5951]; vA % Chlef, Wi/Budget & Fiscal ..
[5952]SUBJECT & Tranafer of Funds
[5953]Please cable inatrectioas to your representative a ; . 5
[5954]im Preakfurt te contact the bank in Zurich to cable ;
[5955]_ "| transfer the amount of $12,000 to the First National a “
[5957]2 City Bask, New York, for credit to the account of. Gregery a? (ane -
[5960]14-0000
[5962]¢.
[5964]M/C 65-203 F
[5965]: 19 July 1968 *
[5966]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Monetary Division ot . 7
[5967]wma 3 Calef, UR/Budget & Pizcal . . me ; t
[5968]SUBJECT 2 Deposit te INNOVEN Account : -
[5969]Ber attached voucher, it is requested that you - - ae
[5970]- @epeait the amount of $13,000 to the INMVEN account of ; qf ne
[5971]AB IEDT-1, _ ; me
[5974]14-0000
[5976]. “ .
[5977]ita: C.5.cdnuins ba SSD a ca eae mere - - :
[5978]tats MUCOSA. fT mote =cRit t EAS fF € as a .
[5979]imt ; 4550 Seance eee Oe
[5980];oave: 19 Suly &5 ed ae ae te ns © > are - SOS a
[5981]iene neon eeeneteemeen area . ee |
[5983]i us
[5984]| : ie 7 :
[5986]° ‘= br Sata SJOS PaCy TE on: 22230 wo -
[5987], TEPIC a\srosy auvrassy - aees od :
[5988]REF: WAVE 4049 (IN 15378) (NOT SENT SJOS PACy) . ‘ is
[5989]. . _ one a)
[5990]2, KINDLY IDENTIFY TWO LKDIVIDUALS SpURCH/ PARAS RIV, any Se} |
[5991]OTHER EVIDENCE CRATES IN WAREHOUSE CONTAIN MILITARY EQUIPLENT? :
[5992]_ PLEASR DO NOT INDICATE UNDUE INTEREST THIS MATTER TO AMBIDDY-1' PEOPLE, 4
[5993]| 3, )-"8, FEY, SO Fa AS EQS KNOVS AMBIDDY-1 Is WSLL AWARE ANTABBY-27 \ a
[5994]Saye ‘WwoRks FOR WAVE; SIXTO MESA HAS BEEN EURCPE SINCE 16 MAY ON VACATION 4
[5995]do.
[5996]SD PERSONAL BUSINESS; A-1 LEFT 16 JULY FOR NICARAGUA, COSTA ‘RICA AND’ -_ 7
[5997]pot
[5999]toa Darema Sete MPT TD
[6000]are _ Lofty
[6002]4
[6003]aman CDUEE: i hed PLANS XSIT RURAL COOPERATIVE CENTER IN VERAGUAS t
[6005]at CASE OFFICER, JAMES D, ia AEE PLANS MEET um ‘Mraz
[6007]- GOCADINAL-NG Qerics came! _— '
[6008]: a. a AUTHENTICATING . | -
[6009]sricer OPPFIGER .
[6010]meemeren Q-JSL_ SECRET | cane !
[6011]-F iapnooverien BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFF ICR if PROHIBITED. “1 y ,GOW HO, 4
[6013]toy dts
[6019]14-0000
[6021]pS Tie TORS
[6023]MESSAG.. FORK
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[6027]Ciao oer
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[6030]7 ;
[6031]PAGS 2 4
[6033]prow: DIRECTOR 7
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[6035]j
[6036]aro .  eore oun 2397 a i 7}
[6038]= “BREA ABOUT 1 AUG. WILL DEBRIEF AND ADVISE ALL STATIONS CONCERNED {
[6039]HIS ACTIVITIES. WILL CONTACT WAVE BY PHONS ON ARRIVAL. WILL LOOZ . q
[6041]: ‘INTO MATTER OF POSSIBLE MILITARY EQUIPMENT BY UNANNOUNCED VISIT TO
[6042]‘WAREHOUSE DURING VISIT.. : ,
[6044].
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[6076]PRIGRITY DIR INFO KAKA GLTE WAVE aise .
[6077]| WaPQARREWORLD abKNOB - . : 7
[6078]2 UGAMIGHT ACTION ae | Weds 1631
[6080]REF DIR 289008 | Fg
[6082]de anclos-1 LEARNED FROM ALFREDO aoRaes CaleNet oF alivun GROUP
[6083]THAT AMBIDDY-1 AND WIFE VISITED WIGARAGUA WEEK 11 JULY AND WIGHT
[6084]“RETURN MIAMI SOON. AMBEDDY-1 PLANS TRAVEL CENTRAL AMERICA IM ORDER
[6085]“MAINTAIN CONTACT THOSE GOVERNMENTS. ONLY AMYUM BASE LEFT IS IM
[6086]_ MICARAGUA WHERE ABOUT 5@ TRUSTED WEN RENAIN. GROUP HAS ARKS AND —
[6087]| EQUIPHENT: CACHED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA. _
[6091]“ACCORDING BORGES, OpYGKE ASSISTANCE ANYUM REDUCED “SEVERAL i
[6092]THOUSAND’ DOLLARS MONTHLY FROM HUNDREDS THOUSANDS MONTHLY.” CURRENT |
[6093]SUBSIDY FOR PSYCH OPS, MAINTENANCE Two PT Boats, AND TRAVEL . EXPENSES, i
[6094]de BORGES SAID THAT ALTHOUGH ODYOKE Has FORBIDDEN FURTHER |
[6095]o 1 BELEIGERENT OPS, ARBLDDY-1 PREPARING AGGRESSIVE OPS acarust PERuMEN, - bo
[6096]po ESPEGTALLY BLOWING UP OF SPANISH, BRITISH, OH SOVIET SHIP INVOLVED
[6097]” PBRUNEN TRADE’ THIS BEING OONE WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE ODYbKE. AT SANE ‘
[6098]J Tan alk ATTACK 1 BEING PLANNED AGALNST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26 JULY.
[6107]14-0000
[6109]> . 2 ,
[6110]| ACCURING BOAGES, AHYUG nod accéios ieu hOS-aAYUR PLaokS Kiahl Ala-
[6111]4
[6112]FORT UNKWOWM 35 GDYGAE SIBCE alaCanFI anVé CORREACIAL COVER.
[6114]rts ae | Paes
[6116]Canabla ; '
[6117]SAID PILOT OF OsE BAY GE Fans FlURIal.) antuh GRUUP GETING FUND> | ‘
[6118]FOOM NGN-PEPRIPE SOURCE. Canasta Sa1D SOURCE MAY BE JESUITS SLACE
[6119]BHBIDLY-1 HAS CLOSE CONTACTS CAtnULIC ChURCh. Aad RECENTLY VISITED. |
[6120]ROE.) 7 7
[6122]eee en
[6124]4. anafovy-1 ALLEGEOLY said Gofoxe Has OEFINITE PLANS Which .
[6125]ELL BE DECISIVE WhEd PLACED iW EFFECE Bul DEIAILS UNKAOWK. anAWOS=1 - tr
[6126]_ SUATES BORGES CLAIKS KUGAAK VERY olSY IWFILGNATING any AND EXILES —
[6128]~ INTO PBRUNEN SIWCE SOME FOnER anfus nEBoERS USED BY KUsanK THis.
[6129]PURPOSE.
[6131]“WAVE ATTEMPTING O5TaLis HORE INFO PLANS “ana Dboy- AND anvan
[6132]a wm ‘FORWARD SOONEST.
[6134]OPE .25 Bet WAVE PLads WOT RPT NOT HAVE  anahoaet Pass DOVE, IwFo cuts.
[6135]|. seerer wee ; ;
[6137]* OFN us anos andy 1 ALFREDO SURGES CalSnEx ants ‘alas IDDY=1 -
[6140]meptiaus yf JULY NIAMI CENTRAL AMERICA 30 or SPANISH BRIVISH SOVIET
[6142]ace x "26 JULY FRANK FIORINI noe soT HAVE
[6144]x) ‘Comment: *AMBIDDY- 1 (35 gians to visit Monkey Point to assess for
[6148]Neen ya aie
[6152]14-0000
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[6156]wees: Ores 0 os . . : ,
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[6175]SECRET 2200252 oe ;
[6177]DIR INFO MANA CITE WAVE 4157
[6179]TYPIC APMORLD. ANOT te Jn 65 16927
[6181]ie DURING WEEK 4 - 16 JULY 69 ROGEL IO SJWONES AND Lats We VIDANA
[6182]PLS PROTECT) TOLD ANOT=120 FOLLOWINGS
[6183]co Qe, AMBIDDY-1 HAS TRANSPORTED STEEL BARGE LOADED VITH EQulPMENT
[6185]"fo PORT EVERGLADES, FLORIDA. CARGO BELONGED DISMANTLED BASE NICARa-
[6186]<< QM, AMBIDDY=1, USING KING CFHU) AS MEDIATOR, OFFERED TEOFILO
[6187]““.BABUN OF ANTILLEAW MARINE SHIPPING CORPORATION BARGE -FOR $25,009,
[6188]“WHICH 89 BY 27 FEET AND I8 VERY GOOD CONDITION. PaBUN DID NOT AGREE
[6189]“OW PRICE’ FOR BARGE BUT MADE OFFER FOR PURCHASE BOTH BARGE “AND OTHER
[6190]“EQUIPMENT OF INTEREST HIM. ge deeeaee ce gar ee cp
[6191]3. /KING OFFERING. SELL CONSIDERABLE RADIO ) Ean IPMENT, SURGICAL
[6192]INSTRUMENTS, RAFTS AND BOATS, WINCHES, ELECTRIC GENERATORS, ALL
[6193]OF WHICH KEPT IN TWO, WARENOUSES 71 WAVE AREA. _
[6194]de ACESRDING PEDRO ACEVO, FORMER HEAD aMYuMt"S BASE WICARAGHA,
[6195]AMBIDDY=1 PLANNING SELL ALL EQUIPHEST THAT WAS USED IN NICARAGUA
[6196]: “FOR WIS OVN PROFIT: WIFE OF AMBIODY-i, IN TALKING. WITH CLOSE FRIENDS,
[6197]"gat WER HUSBAND THINKS ME WILL AE ABLE SELL ALL EQUIPMENT FOR -
[6198]Sise00,c00, WHICH SUM ADDED TO THEIR SAVINGS CF $300,0@0 WILL MaKe GOR
[6200]a
[6202]cones somiaomeererns
[6204]any mm rane s'oeaaonaemremne mares are ese maaan A
[6206]3
[6207]a
[6208]a
[6210]Bae
[6213]14-0000
[6215]. ANB IDpY-¥ / pony’ EVERGUADES FLORIDA NICARAGUA KING (FRY) TEOFALO ©
[6217]at
[6219]ers] oh atte en
[6221]TIM WLDERS OF $520,222. == SAID THIS MOMEY ¥1 &. aValLe
[6223]To COPE WITH FUTUEE. EMERGENCIES. ; Oo oO
[6224]S$. ACEVO SAID HE KNOWS SOME OF ANBIDDY®-1°S TRICKY WAYS) | ef
[6226]WANDLING AMYUM FUNDS. AMOKS THEA GAS OSE IM WHICH ACEVO aPPEAFED » oo : :
[6228]OW PAYROLL AS HAVING BEEH PAID $3¢ FOR SPECIAL EXPENSES. ACEVO : ti
[6230]CLAINED ME NEVER RECEIVED ASYTHING MORE THak HIS $4e@ MONTHLY. ALARY. | 1 ; a
[6231]OTHER OF ACEVO'S FRIENDS ALSO APPEARED ON PAYROLL aS HAVING RECEIVED |
[6232]$32 DAILY, BUT THIS ALSO UNTRUE.
[6234]6. ACCORDING AMOT-128, VIDABA SAID THAT AMBIDDY-1 BLAMES KUBARK °
[6235]FOR HAVING BROKEN INTO HIS HOME RECENTLY. VIDANA, HOWEVER, SalD HE
[6236]KNOWS IT WAS “caso MORIN" WHO ROBBED ANBIDDY-1.
[6237]sE c RET : .
[6239]cru 4157/4 w ay £3 ROGEYIO JHOPES Luly % Vipava an At fo.
[6241]Trot tetertetnrmaes
[6243]ANTILLEAN $95 , 090 ep BY ¢7 FEET Not’ AGREE peyro ACEVO $208, ope
[6247]14,0000
[6249]oh
[6251]A 0 ree —
[6252]“s TRARS MITTAL j
[6254]oF foo SECRET
[6256]toes IMFOR MATION REPORT
[6258]Paste
[6260]CI/OPS, CI/IC, FI, F:/D, FI/INT 6, IW, CA 2, CA/PEG, DO/H, WE 8, WH 15, SR
[6262]"wa ON (RD. WT., RI2 ot a
[6263]WAVE-4156 (2N-16321) ; . a
[6264]NP (AYKNO3-)]) : 2 so
[6266]NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[6268]neem pyettee tet
[6270]hawre ate
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[6274]= eS ace 7
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[6289]a
[6291]‘SO FOREIGN DIS .E¥-COSTROLLED DISsEy
[6292]cuntaat INTALLIO ANCE agency - e ROUTINE
[6293]Intelligence Information Cable .
[6295]Country CUBA/CENTRAL AYERICA TOCS DB-315/02467-€5
[6297]or EARLY JULY 1965 OsTe. 22 JULY 1965
[6299]ALLECED. PLANS OF MANUEL ARTIME BUESA TO BLOW UP}
[6301]A SRIP INVOLVED IN TRADE WITH Cups; PLANNED AIR] |
[6302]ATTACK AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26. JULY 1965 ;
[6304]UNITED STATES, MIAMI (22 JULY 1965) wep N 16311
[6306]- ean neni Nl "SNARE ces smn mae Ae saritor minerale nde tt on
[6308]WIELD REPORT NO.
[6310]i | APPRAISAL: SELP-EMPLOYED FOREIGN NATIONAL WHO RESIDED IN CUBA FOR ¥YANY YEARS ‘
[6311]: PRIOR TO AND. AFTER CASTRO'S ADVENT. HE RETAINS CONTACTS WITH CUBAN
[6312]FRIENDS, INCLUDING MEMBERS OF THE CUBAN INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. HIS
[6313]RELIABILITY HAS. ‘NOT BEEN FULLY ESTABLISHED. SOURCE CLAIYS HE RE-—
[6314]CEIVED THIS INFORMATION FROM ALFREDO BORGES ‘CAIGNET, AN. MRR MEMBER,
[6316]at
[6318]Ob:
[6320]1. ACCORDING TO ALFREDO BORGES CAIGNET, A MEMBER OF. TEE Novi
[6321]_ WIEKTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIA (MRR, MOVEMENT FOR REVOLUTION-.
[6322]. anY RECOVERY), MANUEL ARTIME BUESA, MRR LEADER, AND HIS. WIFE. VISITED
[6323]NICARAGUA THE WEEK OF 11 JULY 1965 an, WAS PLANNING TO TRAVEL TO
[6324]CENTRAL AMERICA AGAIN IN-ORDER TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH CENTRAL AVERI-
[6325]cam GOVERNUENTS. (HEADQUARTERS COMMENT: IN MID-JULY ABTIME 13DI-
[6327]INDIAN-EDUCATICN TRAINING PROGRAM BEING CONDUCTED BY HIS GROUP cr.
[6329]asour FIVE MEN REVWAINING IN NICARAGUA. FROM NICARACUA, AKTIME | |
[6330]“""" PLANNED TO PROCEED TO Costa Rx RICA AND PANAMA TO LOOK INTO A NEW
[6331]. Rein moun tan ona Tos, tua unsenimmea ov revenaie rorcntion of whah i Say sane ts an uonuetued fence b posed U9
[6333]SECRET . . NO FOREIGN DISSEM/CONTROLLED DISSEM
[6335]t GUATO/IER GIA ARMY/ACSD NAVY «AIR JCS) SECDEF KDA ic HK UMA oc Ont oce om 385 DCS
[6336]I@NS  REPCINCLANT CIA/NMCC PAA COAST GUARD BORDER .PATROL
[6338]MRR TRAINING CAMPS AND TO LOOK INTO THE CURRENT STATUS OF 4 SNALL
[6340]eet teen as terme a 7 AE AAR FE- HENS e abt  ot
[6342]; CATED rast ERE PLANNED TO GO TO NICARAGUA IN ORDER 10 VISIT THE FORMER
[6344]ces fees eet enero moran cans ommee 5
[6346]. ,
[6347]He Eat i eat Bers om pacman tliat Rag” Q
[6349]'
[6350]a
[6352]4
[6354]er
[6357]14-0000
[6359]- : | MD 2-8
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[6362]° “SECRET - | ° TDCy Da- PAGE 2
[6366]CIVIC ACTICN PROGRAM OF INTEREST TO HIM IX THOSE COUNTRIES. Sf WAS
[6367]TO RETURN TO MIAMI, FLORIDA, IM EARLY AUGUST.)
[6368]| 2. SORCES CLAIMS THAT ONLY ONE MRR BASE REWAINS IN NICARACTs,
[6369]| WHERE THERE IS A GROUP OF ABOUT 50 TRUSTED MEN, THE GROUP EAS ARMS
[6370]| AND EQUIPMENT CACHED THROUGHOUT CENTRAL AMERICA.
[6371]3. ACCORDING TO BORGES, ARTIME 1S PREPARING ACGRESSIVE ‘OPERA-
[6372]TIONS AGAINST CUBA, ESPECIALLY THE BLOWING UP OF A SPANISH, BRITISH,
[6373]OR SOVIET SEZP INVOLVED IN CUBAN TRADE. AT THE SAME TIME, AN AIR
[6374]ATTACK IS BEING PLANNED AGAINST CUBA FOR 25 OR 26 JULY. THE MRR
[6375]HAS ACCESS TO TWO AIRPLANES AT THE MIAMI AIRPORT, WHICH DO NOT
[6376]BELONG TO THE MRR; THE AIRCRAFT HAVE COMNERCIAL COVER. (SOURCE .
[6377]<u g COMMRNT: THE PILOT OF ONE PLANE MAY BE FRANK FIORINI.) THE MRR
[6378]~ "\ @ROUP IS GETTING. FUNDS FROM A FON-AWERICAN SCURCE, (SOURCE CowmRNT: ;
[6379]7 THE SOURCE OF THE. FUNDS MAY BE THE JESUITS, BECAUSE ARTIME HAS CLOSE
[6380]_QONTACTS WITH THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND HE RECENTLY VISITED ROME.) : :
[6381]FIELD DISSEM:  CINCLANT, CINCSO, (ALSO SENT MANAGUA. y
[6387]a ee
[6390]14-0000
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[6396]Pn
[6398]23 July 1965 7 oy
[6400]|
[6402]i , : é
[6404]{ ‘<EMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD taal
[6405]1 ves, - .
[6407]i SUBJECT: Meeting with George Lodge, Harvard School
[6409]: ; of Business ,
[6411]i
[6413]i
[6415]‘.. 2. On 15 July 1965, with Mr. Andy Croce of CA Staff, . i
[6417]I met Mr. Lodge at the Key Bridge Marriott Hotel to discuss. j
[6419]what he knew about the relations among AMBIDDY-1, Bishop” . }
[6421]McGrath of Panama, and.a rural development program they are. .. }
[6423]all working on in Panama. Mr. Lodge described Bishop Mc@rath .: _ a4
[6425]as a real ball of fire, about 39 or 40 years old, born of ae i
[6426]U. 8. parents in the Canal. Zone but he has taken Panama’ a
[6430]H
[6432]yan Bs RAYE A ae ON BP epee
[6434]citzenship, He graduated from Notre Dame University, did. —
[6435]graduate. work in Rome and has taught in se-oral European:
[6436].  ..fad Latin American universities, such as in Chile. — He. is.
[6438]‘. One of the three top Catholic prelates in Latin America — .
[6440]_ and has extremely close. ties with the Vatican, e.g., he is. |.
[6442]on the Ecumenical Council and on the birth control group. He .
[6444]-° Ras an official operating budget of $2,000 per year which he oo,
[6446]“/ 7, gUgments from every conceivable source, particularly from the “”
[6447]German bishops. He is politically and operationally minded,
[6449]-an American completely in his attitude and behavior, a — ;
[6451]’ typical Irish politician, Mr.- Lodge submitted somewhat: °
[6453]. wryly. His parents are retired and live in Miami where he -
[6455]- Visits often. He recently met AMBIDDY-1 there on two occasions,
[6456]On this sams visit he also. met the Papal Nuncio: from ‘Santo :
[6457]| Domingo (he appears to receive most of the hot potatoe type
[6458]* assignments in his part.of the world), ;
[6460]Pde ee a eee
[6462]i AEFE ZS Lata s
[6464]By 2. Veraguas Province of Panama is a selected testing |
[6465].. Ground for community develooment Programs in rural areas.
[6467]' 1% is tha poorest and most hopeless province of Panama, a
[6468]small armed uprising took place there in 1958 and wae put -
[6469]adorn, The Communists have their best organization in Panama
[6471]-~ 48 this province, The program there is based on the. village.
[6473]‘ ' @f San Francigaco, about 10: miles off the. highway, and is an .
[6474]@spansion of the efforts of the parish priest Father VASQUEZ
[6476]petra rtrmnemenneme H
[6478]eee tyiowtat Ae Wa enest ev
[6481]14-0000
[6485]panmanmeminnint es te eT
[6487]~."wiable base with an effective ataff to continue the crainuing
[6488]: program even if the present leaders should move on, They
[6490]‘Pinto who has been thereabout 10 years, He is a dynamic
[6492]young man who has. lead the villagers to rebuild their village
[6493]and church to develop their land and organize a cooperative
[6494]and small credit facilities. The village is only 1,200
[6495]people but they raised by themselves $1,000 to buy’ materials
[6496]and then built a training center capable of housing, feeding
[6498]- and training 60-men at a time in rural cooperatives and rural
[6500]development. One of their ideas is to select bright looking.
[6501]leaders. and potential leaders from Yural areas, first in. -
[6502]Panama and later, hopefully, from other nearby’ countries
[6503]for visits of a few days in which they hope to brain-wash
[6504]them of Communist type propaganda they may have heard and ~
[6505]show them what can actually be done so they can take the
[6506]good word with them to their own communities. This is in
[6507]addition to the regular formal course. of 4 months for
[6508]selected young potential leaders from rural communities in
[6509]and all over Latin America.
[6511]3. Another leading light in the program is Father
[6512]Steele who was thrown out of Dominica by Trujillo for
[6513]organizing cooperatives and is a recognized authority on.
[6514]the subject. Father Steele uses Veraguas as a home base
[6515]but travels to Chile, Colombia and other countries conducting
[6517]short training courses on the ground, There are some Dutch
[6519]priests on the staff whom Bishop McGrath personally recruited.
[6520]Father Vasquez Pinto has sent about 10. to 15 local boys to
[6522]_ the Antigonish School in Nova Scotia and-they are back for
[6524]duty. Mr. Lodge describes the group as a highly motivated
[6525]and enersetic group and Father Vasquez Pinto as a young and
[6526]effective Panamanian priest who is a good operator... Mr. Lodge
[6528]-has two men from Harvard University there to study the
[6530]program and assist in any way they can. The Peace: Corps has
[6532]- 84 people in the Central Provinces of Panama, about 30 of
[6533]_ ,. them in Veraguas Province. They cooperate with the center,
[6534]‘. 4m fact the two Harvard men are interviewing each. of the
[6535]-’ Peace Corps volunteers about their work, .. Mr. Lodge said they
[6536]: @re coming up with some good informat‘on and ideas which other-
[6538]wige would be lost as there is a good deal of. experience
[6540]- among the Peace Corps kids but they don't know to recognize
[6541]‘ite sientificance or how to orgenfze 1: inte useable form.
[6543]4. The above group is trying to organize the center as a
[6545]hope it will become a pilot program for Latin America and
[6546]that they will be ahle to seed other sintlar prograna: from
[6549]14.90000
[6551]2 Seta
[6552]; oe , , _
[6554]this one. They hope to be able to spot and develop leaders
[6555]in remote arcas ‘for future operations io those areas. :
[6556]Incidental to these major objectives, they are also helping
[6557]to develop the economy of Veraguas, to aevelop production,
[6558]transport to markets, credit facilities, and in general to
[6559]help alleviate grievances which the Communists have exploited
[6560]_in the past. — uo
[6562]deamapenentermecusmsserern ms AT
[6564]5. Bishop McGrath has arranged with AYMIDDY-1 for about
[6565]‘pix of AMBIDDY-1's people to attend the January 1966 ‘training
[6566]course, with 3 or 4 to remain on the staii. Hopefully, one
[6567]of them will develop into the executive director of the
[6568]| . center. It was agreed that the first men will not be too
[6569]closely associated in the public eye witn ANMBIDBY-1 in order
[6570]to try to forestall initial bad pubricity fren opposition —
[6571]elements. . “AMBIDDY-1 and Bishop McGrath agreed, therefore,
[6572]that Nestor IZQUIERDO (who. is well known as a long-time
[6573]adherent of AMBIDDY-1 from 1958-59 Comandos Rurales days _
[6574]4n Oriente) would not be assigned to the Panama center at
[6575]thie time.. AMBIDDY-1 told Bishop McGrath that he would try
[6576]to obtain sufficient funds to support the men assigned to the
[6577]center. He has not yet brought up this matter with his case-
[6579]officer, and as the amounts will be very small, he may try to-
[6581]squeeze it out of his newly authorized budget. . However, he.
[6582]may ask the Agency for additional holp to sponsor these mon
[6583]while they are working their way into the program. It is
[6585]dntended that. the.Cubans would continue = cooperation in. the *
[6586]program, eventually working them int? the field wherever they.
[6588]are needed and acceptable,
[6590]7 Be Mr. Lodge. will meet Bishop McGrath next in Panama
[6592]‘on 29 or 30 Juiy. 48 a. coincidence AMBIDDY-1 will probably
[6594].- pe. im or near Panama t
[6596]- for Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama for meetings with their
[6597]presidents and several days visit in each country. .
[6599]around the same time, as he left 14 July:
[6604]14-0000
[6606]te SECRET _ -
[6608]_ 3 August 1965
[6610]MEMORAMDUM YOR: C/¥H/S
[6611]agrexTios .. Jonathaa Hanke, C/WH/3-Bolivis
[6613]SUBJECT g Eleodoro VENTOCILA Camara
[6615]2. ° On 20 July 1965 I discussed Subject with Major Lupton
[6616]_@f Detachuent "2." of ACSI Headquarters. In response to ay
[6617]direct questions Major Lupton stated the following: | _
[6618]“ a. ACSI is not using subject but they have been
[6620]b. Subject is not working in Bolivia or anyehere.
[6621]‘elaee for ACSI or any other Defense Departament component that —
[6622]Major Luptoa is aware of. . : .
[6624]- oc. ACSI was unavare that subject had been designating .
[6625]himself as a sort of public relations. representative and press ;
[6626]wen ie behalf of General BARRIENTOS. ; H
[6627]. 3.. f atated to Major Lupton that we held a poor opinion
[6628]ef subject, regarded his as an opportunist, and a peaible.
[6629]eandidate for “bura"™ action. Furthermore we were concerned
[6630]_ about his alleged prear activities in behalf of BARRIENTOS. _
[6631]and felt if he care in anyway connected with a United States
[6632]Intelligence agency and this becage know, it could have an
[6633]adveree affect on the extremely delicate political situation —
[6634]whick now exista in that country and very well place the UB.
[6635]Governcent in an eubarrassing position with respect to the:
[6636]Selivisa Gcvermuent. Based on cur views regerding aubjeat I
[6637]teld Eajor impton that we would net coordinate eny oporationual
[6638]propose 1 ACSI might put forward Simed at using subject's :
[6641]_ 3. Majer Lepton tock the above in good grace and asked
[6642]42 4 were pesciziv for use to provide Aim with aay ingorustion
[6643]eoscertiiag viubject’s background and other details wnich would.
[6644]give ACZE a aiearer picture of his activities. I told Hajor
[6645]ptea that 4 would icok iste this and. let. Bic know whether ve
[6647]4, ar
[6649]i
[6651]14-0000
[6653]| SECRET: )
[6657]aN eet o ,
[6659]could couply.— . _
[6660]e light of Major Lupton’s request im paragraph S .
[6662]above. ta there any material of such nature that is suitable ' :
[6664]for passage to his office? | | -
[6666]helene
[6668]Bien ed
[6671]14.90000
[6673]sewers Se
[6675]5 August 1965 oe i
[6677]/ MEMGRANDUM FOR: Deputy. chief, WHD/Cuba — Se
[6679]Chief, WH/Budget & Fiscal f°
[6681]Payment to AMBIDDY-1 for Mont!
[6682]of August 1965 oo.
[6684]VIA
[6685]SUBJECT -
[6687]for the month of August 1965 to be given to AMBIDDY-1. These
[6688]funds will be used by him for propaganda and political
[6689]activity of the MRR, plus payment of support to dependents
[6690]~- gud survivors. In order to expedite getting the funds to
[6691]. AMBIDDY-1, the AMWORLD funding channel will be used until
[6693]- gnother mechanism has been established which can be more
[6694]closely controlled by Headquarters.  -— . a .
[6697]i
[6698]1
[6699]It is requested that you approve a payment of $12,000 | — - > 7
[6702]14-0000
[6704]er
[6708],
[6709]? .
[6712]6 dugzst 1965
[6714]Caicf, Monetary Divisica a
[6715]Cate?, WH/Budget & Fiscal Sr
[6716]Transfer of Funds . .
[6720]i" Pigame esble instrectioas to your representative.
[6721]~ gn Bore te contact the bank “n Zurich to cable transfer
[6722]“quo amount of $22,000 to the First Hational City Bank,
[6723]- Sey York, for credit to the account of Gregory Cardinal.
[6724]ep Charles Ranezy.
[6728]mcs om WHAD/ Roe
[6729]“ & ~ WO/C/CA/ EA
[6732]1 settee
[6733]wad
[6736]14-0000
[6738]hi
[6739]uxecRANDUM FOR: Chief, Monetary Divisica :
[6740]was Cater, WH/Budzet & Fiscal ;
[6741]SUBIECT: Deposit to INVOVEN Account . HB
[6743]Ber attached voucher, it is requested that you
[6744], dapoatt the ancunt of $13,000 te tee YRVOvER account of
[6746]ceeremeten MRA CN OT sconce
[6748]pore
[6751]14-0000
[6753]DiS
[6755]“t.
[6757]PATCH
[6759]TYPIC, Operationa
[6760]Report on ANBIDDY-1 —
[6761]ACTION REQUIRED - REFORINGES me
[6763]ACTION REQUIRED - FYI
[6764]REFERENCE - None
[6766]TASS CAT ON
[6768]ECRET.
[6771]' AUu 1 9 1905
[6773]Less. were wen |
[6775]pester tf
[6779]1. In late July 1965 members of the AMLILAC Group re- .
[6780]ported the following information as a result of their contacts
[6782]with various memb
[6784]A.
[6786]ers of AMYUM located in the JMWAVE area..
[6787]AMBIDDY~1 has a warehouse in the WAVE area in
[6789]which he is storing equipment brought back from his Central
[6791]American base.
[6793]building.
[6795]now in Tampa.
[6796]last year.
[6798]CG. AMLILAC-8,
[6799]couple of years ago and who has
[6800]gince then, war. in the local ar
[6801]that A-8 was the caretaker at on
[6802]america along with 9
[6803]the weapons from the
[6804]for re-activation. .
[6806]The equ
[6807]rafts, uniforms, and bulldozers.
[6809]other men.
[6811]available for the reactivation.
[6813]2. The pe
[6814]embellishments,
[6815]geen from para 1 B, and C) cont
[6816]ef AMNWORLD and as a
[6817]en the part of ths
[6818]state of ial
[6820]DESENSITIZE
[6822]= pie ti il As
[6824][| =
[6825]sagt Saas? Sarit) fc ata 2 ad ea
[6827]Por
[6829]consequence giv
[6830]BLEIESC Group particu
[6831]Such reports as those above aud cthers
[6833]i
[6836]other Vessel,
[6837]over. $10,090. on this ship
[6839]| “A pod 2ef,
[6841]19-134-37/2-4
[6843]ipment includes UDT gear, boat motors,
[6844]There are no weapons. in the
[6846]B. AMBIDDY-1 is planning to put the BABUN FC into
[6847]proper condition for use as.a M
[6848]. AMBIDDY-2 spent?
[6850]The vessel is
[6852]a former AMLILAC who was fired a°
[6853]been with: AMBIDDY~L's group —
[6854]ea recently and. told AMLILAC-6
[6855]e of the Bases in Central |
[6856]He stated that they had all
[6857]last effort and were preparing the canp: -
[6858]AMBIDDY-1 told A-8 that $500,000, was :
[6860]mchant of PBRUMEN exiies for exaggeration,
[6861]and contortion of information (as can be
[6862]inues to plague the remnants
[6863]es rise to jealous fears
[6864]erly as to the real
[6868]weawess
[6870]AUG 10 os |
[6873]14-0000
[6877]wee
[6879]pee
[6883]CONTINUATION OF
[6885]conn
[6889]. involved and their morale and confidence would be badly shaken,
[6891]ad We Le Sea 88 wee . -
[6893]DISPATCH i eerx secre xr | vrca-22667
[6895]5
[6897]Sail a
[6898]collected by the AMLYLACs - tend to affect the iatters' morale
[6900]‘and confidence in KUBARK because the AMLILACs telieve that
[6902]anything AMBIDDY~1 does is done with KUBARK support and blessing.
[6903]As Headquarters is aware the great fear of the AMLILACS is that
[6904]AMBIDDY-1 will get all the action and all the Giory. However,
[6906]in view of the current KUBARK/AMBIDL-1 relationship the
[6907]ANLILACs have little to fear and a renewed morale crisis is not
[6908]expected to arise. On the other hand, if AMBIDDY-1 sere to : a
[6909]re-activate part of his action force and conduct a raid utilizing :
[6910]non-KUBARK support, that would be another matter. It would then
[6911]be very difficult to convince the AMLILACs that KUBARK was not
[6915]This situation is brought to your attention simply to show what
[6916]effect such AMBIDDY-1 activities would have on this Station's . :
[6917]painstaking efforts to retain a superior and :xperienced commando : i
[6918]capability under already difficult psychological conditions, oa
[6920]-
[6922]tate
[6924]Philip G, ELMARD
[6926]Cy Ki lly
[6928]Desersinzey
[6929]"Yas Previous aDiTiON, KAS hye ECRET
[6931]seapecmpcrteetiime oat to
[6933]ea pene
[6936]14.90000
[6938]Cats? of Station, JUTAVE— -
[6939]‘RearErt ne Can. sPIC/ARWORLD/ARG
[6941]-—+:- Feasible Avaa Purchases from AMWONLD by Bay of Pigs Veterans : ;
[6942]iron cuss - epee: §6=AHSOCTAT ION .
[6944]\ Awtion Required: Yor Your Information.
[6946]Waferences: A. UPGA-21947, 11 June 1965. _ |
[6947]ng DE B. UFGA-32527, SO July 1965,
[6949]os
[6951]2. Om 22 July 1965, auOT-237 furnished the following in AMOT
[6952]Beport BD-1531, which {aformaticn he had received from ESIRE-l: —
[6954].- @s Jenn Jowe PEEUYERO Rodrigues (201-294249), President
[6955]of ‘che Bay of Pigw Veterans Association, Alberto HARTINEZ .
[6956]‘Echonique (201-280780) and Ruben GONZALEZ de la Heria, are
[6957]‘waking overtures to buy arma from AMBIDDY-1. The.
[6958]‘Aguociatioa's Directorate, and the menbership-at-large, have.
[6960]get yet been told officially of thia coatemplated deal.
[6962]@ BSIRE-2 felt this tnformation was partially confirmed
[6963]‘ey tbe following comment made to him by Luis Humberto VIDANA ; .
[6964]@aeeeh (201-274643) in a converantion:. “What do you think of
[6965]‘Shat AMBIDDY-1 has been reduced to doing? He now wanta to .,
[6967]mO32 the eras he has left over frow all that business he was EG
[6968]teed wp in... ead te think that a vereon like hin is. | a Aa
[6969]“weeuiving #16." :
[6971]jo BBIRE-2 thiake it poasibie that the BABUN brothers. ||. -. “4
[6972]te the porwons financing PERUYENO in the purchase of the oot
[6973]‘AMPORLD srug, ESIRE-1 commented that PERUYERO would not - i
[6974]Gave tell bim rbout buying any AMWORLD arms as he knows that
[6975]1 would be oppoesd to such negotiations on the grounds
[6976]that this would be imoral. . : .
[6978]spa mine oe
[6980] %, Previous reporting oa AMVORLD/ANBIDDY-1 activities: has
[6981]indicated, ag in Reference A, that AKBIDDY~-1 was interested in
[6982]Gege<s fos azam and sammitioa.
[6984]2p /~26743 7
[6987]3 - C/A Coe 9 Auguet 65} {
[6988]‘ ‘ . 2 7 Ms
[6990]14.90000
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[6994]1
[6996]a ITS SETI ES ae |
[6997]CONTINUATION OF sorters FT Settee OME NE
[7000]: 3. ESIRE-l'e conmer.t, about a coassibility that the F.BON .
[7001]brothers ssy be the nersoss interested. in purchasing the AEYORLD
[7002]arms, ties in with the ALCRAG-] inforsation reported in.
[7003]Reference B that Teofilo BABIN, Luis Pusberto VIDANA Guasch, and
[7004]EMBARB-1 were acting &8 go-betweens for General IMBERT’s junta
[7005]in the Dominican Republic and the recruiting of Cuban exzties in
[7006]Miani. : ; .
[7008]4. On 30 July 1965 AKOT-14 revorted in DD-1532 that AMLINT-1
[7009]had. been in a jocs] restaurant where he overheard a coaversation
[7010]between Alfredo BORGES Caignet (201-347593), now Immigration
[7011]Secretary for AKWORLD, end Jose Luis. SOSA Sancio (201-746587) ..
[7012]BORGES told SOSA: “Be ready to go back to the place where you
[7013]were I.:fore, because you will have to leave for there in the
[7015]first four or five days of August.
[7016]the same menner as previously, but
[7017]BORGES aleo commented to SOSA that
[7019]AMWORLD will function in
[7020]with more independence."
[7021]AMBIDDY-1 is the current.
[7023]camer of the Vizcaya Restaurant at 142 S.W. 37th Avenue.”
[7025]Philip G. ZLEARD
[7027]SBC RET
[7029]53a Wen PREVIOUS EDITION,
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[7033]14.90000
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[7056]14-0000
[7058]SENOER Wiis. CHECK CLASSiF: S10N TOP ANDO soTTOs
[7059]coxpipentiat [| sucaey | :
[7061]CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY : .
[7062]OFFICIAL ROUTING SLIP .- : ’
[7064]NAME AND ADORESS
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[7114]» im Lengeinlayes woeting vith CUTEL tres plano on 29 Juby 195
[7115]to Minewss wutee? LTE hae @ aarncas openibual Lavicest LA Liao -
[7116]WERGESIILA Cuomo Readqnrters wae isciened tis GIIEX io nok wchag
[7117]Sbywet arenuttcclly bet Was tomy bod bees Cosiaariy Bs cei we
[7118]e00 exure tasd Sunjeet hes tiem moueteting Mewes so 2 pole Deletions ; ;
[7120]ee Yor Gemenk jem Bic SB, Cooprneicnk cf tue Ealivies - i
[7121]Paste CECREE wane infecwmed ta KGMEE hed @ pour onto af OB leeds j a
[7122]gegerding bin me en expcstemist wane Atiaas emiititise, en sthly of ; i
[7123]etal? ef the Scltuiaa Junta aod epecsscirelly PAREDETG, eoubiand site :
[7125]Gy covert relztiomnis witb GHGW eld, if ciocwwercs ani axpisdiod WY / :
[7126]Yettaxte fn bolivia, Rowe an ecsense acTEOt oo Uns exiuemaly Criimce :
[7130]pe ea Se neve Oe tm merummeamnmss wr tains we oT
[7132]potssacal sitantion fa holteias © a9 @ roils | GQHEUEK vas lector’ tid ‘
[7134]REESAE woalé aoa eo thie tase be $2 ison of eourdineting any cysmationsl j
[7136]ena eS Cub joce wile COTENK EghS pacgoE j
[7138] : > Faw Lime COIBEL eutA thea the tntited, westfiention te WRAL i 4
[7140]soos Stites Seteg Daetnt Ss am GOON Getachment £2 Lina was fm error é |
[7141]Per RING: GAD extinatiy bes exo curt cf exmtast with oo
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[7192]mm Chief of Station, SKWAVE .
[7193]aasct Orerat icons > LEO "AR WOstLD
[7195]Charges Against FUBARK in the Death of Aoberto TRUJILLO Rodrigue:
[7196]Oe KEQTRED REFERENCES
[7198]-Action Bequired: For Your Iaformation.
[7200]1. Om 13 Angust 1965, ARTAUP-2, accomoanied by Dr. Luis
[7201]CASAS Martines, former orowinacial coamissioner of Camagusy, held
[7202]@ convercstion with ANTAUP-1 in which be learned tce information . aa
[7203]given below. This isformation was reported im AOT Report DD-1562, ik
[7204]13 August 196%. a ae
[7206]; 2. According to ANTAUP-1, Alicia °TUDELA Senches ia olenning.
[7207]te bring u. again the case of the the death of her husband,
[7208]Roberto TRUJILLO Rodrigues, who died in the AMWORLD training cameos
[7209]- which were under the direction of AMBIDDY-1. According to
[7210]* ANTAUP-], TUDELA olane to blame KUBARK for the death of her husband.
[7211]°F UDELA claias detaile of her husband's death which sbe has -in ber
[7212]possession will substantiate this accusation. a
[7214]3. AMTAUP-1 also asye that TUDELA ts prevering to make an
[7215]atteapt om the life of AMBIDDY-1. Ste is receiving information -
[7216]from neracas cloge to AMBIDDY-1 on all AMBIDDY-1's movensnts and. .
[7217]4s looking for a sileacer to cut on the gun she will.use in this
[7218]attack. AMTAUP-1 revorts that he has attempted to cal TUDELA. dows
[7219]and ip trying to perguade ber to give up the idea cs. attacking
[7220]AMBIDDY~1. . 7 . : :
[7222]; 4. ANTAUP-2 commoated that ANTAUP-) boasts that -he is the
[7223]one who obtains’ the inforsation and proof against AMPORED and
[7224]KUBARK in the death of TRUJILIO and that be bas this oroof in his
[7225]pesasasica. ALTAUP-2 believes that it was. ALTAUP-1 who steered |
[7226]FUDELA’s accusationa from AMWORLD. towards KUBARK,
[7228]e
[7230]he eenacumeaenneccnamen af
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[7247]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[7249]| 201-267437 of
[7250]Subjects Manuel ARTIC.
[7252]| | 6 to ls Herevith document classif4, ,
[7253]ied to 201-267857 Subject of which . -
[7254]de Nikoliy BARABULIYA’ (ammcappt),
[7255]Attache at Soviet Embassy. in Paris.
[7257]Please review for reclassification
[7258]b to subject's 201-267437. co
[7260]w,.
[7262]Co CONFIDENTIAL =) Gir omy C) UNCLASSIFIED
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[7267]14-0000
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[7273]CDISPA
[7275]Chief, tH Division . :
[7277]Report on AMBILOY-{i —
[7279]renee eer eee a ERE Et A LN
[7281]. if Oe es, REFURENCLS ” _ ee
[7283]ACTION: At WAVE’s discretion, pass para 5 to AMLILACs.
[7284]REF: UFGA 22667, 10 August 1965 .
[7286]1. As you know, the BQS AMWORLD case officer’ recently visited
[7287]the WAVE area and went to the warehouse with. AHJAVA-4 and his wife,
[7289]_ described as a possible purchaser of some of the equipment. The .
[7290]warehouse ia full of soldy and rusting camp and support: équipme:t, |
[7291]most of it of. no use in mounting. raiding operations. There. are.
[7292]outboard motors, emall generators, engine spare parts, air drop .
[7294]_ equipment, bedding, etc, ia addition to a large nen of baby chicks
[7295]purchased by AMBIDDY-1 in bis latest venture of training for rural
[7296]civic development. programs in Central America. There was ono.
[7297]custodian working around. the warehouse and ‘taking care of the .
[7299]’ ghickens, AMBIDDY~) has also purchased an off-set printing press,
[7300]for $10,000 according to him, which is set up a few blocks avay.
[7302]Be plans to use it to print the AMYUM magazine, plus hopefully
[7303]making some profit for AXYUM from it on commercial printing Jobs.
[7305]2, ABJAVA-4 and AMBIDOY-1 both laughed heartily at. the idea
[7306]that the PC of BABUN could be converted to a-motherrhip.. This
[7307]was considered and rejected several months ago when AMNORLD was
[7308]still authorized to operate. They turned down the. offer of the
[7309]hip as 4 gift thon on greuads that it would be uneconomical even
[7310]if given to them free of charge.. a - . ; :
[7312]paar nencnenemmemcne agen merceattramern et ter
[7316]3, AMBIDDY-1 said he did have a total of ten mon in. Kicaragua;, |.
[7317]five at Monkey Point guarding a cache. of. small arms and teaching the
[7318]local Ixdians to read, write and grow rice; three men vat. Bluefields
[7320]a cache of small arms and working to develop a gmail. boat
[7321]yard for repair and maintenance. of shrimp. boats: from. which. ANBIDDY-1
[7322]hopes to. build a fishing cooperative; and two mon at: Managua with.
[7324]a esaller cache of small arms, one of whom is the AHYUM: delegate
[7325]to the Nicaraguan Government. . ANBIDDY-1 kept about 150! small aras, [
[7326]with the knowledge and consent of HQS, in return for his: giving back:
[7327]oF accounting for the heavier and crew-served weapoas: and nost of
[7328]the small arns from ANWORLD, He cl#i<s that all three caches in.
[7329]Nicaragua are in concrete underground locations whtcn are rigged
[7330]; ; . =- contin - .
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[7334]‘ WO8 oe
[7336]- 201-267457 —
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[7340]2
[7342]4
[7344]TDISPATO™.
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[7349]14-0000
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[7352]SPAT, BRET _____LFG¥ 5472
[7354]for immediate destruction by the custcaiars should an atteapt be
[7355]made to seize them, AMBILLY-1 ssid nenad veither plans sor soney
[7356]la reactivate any bases, except ns they sight be used for lo-al
[7357]civic action type prograns, .
[7359]: 4. AMBIDDT-1 was advised by his case officer in strongest
[7360]{ - terms to sell or throw away ver, thing from the Central American
[7362], canps, to concentrate on trying to project a pew inage of hinself
[7363]a8 a constructive and progressive leader involved in community
[7364]development and civie action tyje programs in Latia Awrica by .
[7365]invitation of the local sovernsests, aud te stop talxing or acting
[7366]as & paramilitary operator. He was adviped in evec stronger terns
[7367]to get out of the RAVE area-ag soon as poasible to remove hiasetf
[7368]as a target of constant personal attaczs against which he could -
[7369]not defend himself. He agreed in principle, subject to waiting —
[7370]three sonths for his wife to deliver their. first child. .
[7372]-
[7374]5. WAVE may assure the ANLILAC leader that, to the best
[7375]knovledge of » the AMWORLD program is dead, that. AMBIDDY-1 -
[7376]has no real intention aad only limited capability of mounting.
[7377]raids, and that anything he might do aiong the lines of. paranilitary
[7378]action would certainly. be without ODYOKR support or blessing given
[7380]. the present political climate in RQS area,
[7382]6. FYI, QB continues to try to influence AMBIDDY-1 to stay
[7383]out of paramilitary matters entirely, To this end, we shall try’
[7384]to keep hia top operational personnel otherwise occupied in KUBARK
[7385]or other employzent, to keep him as fully and ueefully cecupted as
[7387]" possible away from the WAVE and PBRUMEN area, and to convizsse him
[7388]' to sell or lease his two Swift toats to ‘commercial enterprises
[7389]oF to ancther KUBARK progran outside the WAVE area. .=s_«.. a
[7391]te, M8 will welcome continued reporting on AMBIDDY-1's oo.
[7393]activities from. WAVE. sources, which gerves a useful purpose as.
[7395]@ check and moniter. for. the cage officer to compare and contrast
[7396]-. With AMBIDDY-1's reports to hin. In addition, ve are recruiting
[7397]'. the former ANWORLD Deputy for Support ard Aduinistration, who algo
[7398]| gerves as legal and: political advisor to ANBIDOY-1, He is now .
[7399]residing in the EQS area, is back on the staff of a large university
[7400]and has greed to assist in keeping AKBIDDY-1 on the straight and nar
[7401]Fow path following the lines of paragraphs 4 and 6 above, ;
[7403]Roe
[7405]peat
[7407]we giclee Ad Bt
[7409]swingers neces
[7411]rom
[7412]nes §3a Use Previous soiTICNm,
[7414]14.90000
[7416]Piet TOE Ae EE
[7418]manne “
[7422]26 August 1565
[7424]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[7425]FROM : AMBIDDY/1 - 23 Aug'.st 1965
[7426]SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussions with General Anastasio
[7428]SOMOZA, President SCHICK and other Nicaraguan
[7429]officials, 24 Jul-20 Aug 1965. :
[7431]1. A/1 first net with General SOMOZA 27/28 July.-
[7432]The following points were made in these discussions:
[7434]a. General SOMOZA said the State Department is
[7436]making an. investigation of how much money he is using to control
[7438]the government and win the next presidential elections. SOMOZA
[7439]told A/l that he intended to run and fully expected to win the
[7440]election, but would not need to buy any votes. He asked A/1 to
[7441]Please tell "Washington" that State is very clumsy and if they
[7442]really want to know anything they should call on the Agency, or
[7443]the FBI, either of which is.much more effective. SOMOZA said
[7444]everybody in. Managua knows about State's efforts to block his.
[7446]“eandidacy and are laughing at then.
[7448]. Db. SOMOZA suid he was meeting Daniel CDUBER of
[7449]Costa Rica at the border shortly, and they would make a "non-
[7450]aggression pact" agreeing that neither will make trouble. for.
[7451]the other's canpaign for election to Presidency. ODUBER had’
[7452]asked for the interview. SOMOZA told A/1 that he thought
[7454]. ODUBEZ had made a "live. and let live" agreement with the Com- .
[7456]munists, and that at their meeting, he would demand from ODUBER
[7457]@ public denunciation of the Communists to be followed by
[7458]efi.ctive control measures.against them. .
[7460]0. The MRR will be allowed to build and operate
[7462]a wtall boatyard for construction, maintenance and repair of
[7464]ghrimp boats at Bivuefields without SOMOZA or the Nicaraguan
[7466]“Government to. be cut junto. the proceeds. This is part of A/l's
[7468]community developnent progrsm, simed at developing a large
[7470]- £4shing cooperative. based ca Zluefields which will be self~-
[7471]sustaining. and profitable for. the members and the local economy,
[7473]' SOMOZA also approved centanuation of the basic education
[7475]. progran being corducted. by A/i’s Ziye.,
[7477]& L\v6,man contingent at the old
[7478]ionkey Point base and eventual dévelcpmen
[7480]_ SECRET
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[7483]. . ’
[7484]ne wal
[7487]CREE ee ee oh TERE reno
[7489]ee gn pert PERETTI TR
[7491]' t of that ara@as a rice~ -
[7492]. growing cooperative for the benefit of the local Indians. .
[7497]14.90000
[7501]Y
[7504]i
[7505]i
[7506]i
[7507]i
[7508]i
[7511]. d. General SOMOZA, at A/l's strong recommendation,
[7512]~ agreed to start pushing Civic Action programs through the National
[7513]Guard in an effort to enhance his personal image preparatory to
[7515]the next Presidential ‘campaign. SOMOZA asked A/l to assist and
[7516]advise in this effort. :
[7518]. 2. The next meeting with General SOMOZA by A/1 was
[7519]on 4 August, with following points: , ; Loe
[7521]; a. SOMOZA said that the latest program of Fidel
[7522]CASTRO is targetted against Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, :
[7523]Par: of the plan includes assassination of the presidents of
[7524]the three countries as part of a terror Campaign to soften
[7525]them up. He said that in Panama, particularly, President
[7526]Marcos ROBLES is a prime tar, n
[7527]&@ recent turn against him by the. National Guard because he has
[7528]cut down on their costs, pensions, and other privileges. If
[7529]ROBLES: is eliminated from power, the Communists feel the chief .
[7530]of tha National Guard will take over and they thinkémw they. .
[7531]can handle him more easily than they can ROBLES., . .
[7533]b. Source for above, according to SOMOZA, was a
[7534]Close associate of Marcial AGUILUZ » whom he described as the top
[7536]Communist in Costa Rica and one who had recruited (fnu) FONSECA, |. ~
[7538]a Nicaraguan now living in Mexico. FONSECA is a bastard son of
[7539]‘one of SOMOZA's foremen, a Communist, ar’? an agent working. :
[7540]. @irectly under order of Fidel CASTRO. -
[7542]: @. A/1 and SOMOZA talked again about a Civic |
[7543]Action program in Nicaragua and SOMOZA said again that he would
[7544]support it. He will assign Father LUGO, a Cuban priest who —
[7545]served with the Bay of Pigs' forces, to a position similar to a
[7546]Chaplain in the National Guard in order to assist in the progran.
[7547]SOMOZA will support MRR community development programs with
[7548]Whatever authorizations are required. and with whatever official
[7549]or personal preatige he may offer. :
[7551]3. A/l next returned to Managua on 17 August and met
[7553]-. to the General, PEREZ said SOMOZA was very angry (not at A/1l or
[7554]“ Bae pecgle) and difficult to see. He said 3 Colonels were. under
[7555]asrest for 3 days each for disobeying orders. PEREZ was afraid
[7556]to-see SOMOZA for fear he might be arrested also. However, A/i
[7557]6a}ied SOMGZA by phone and was invited to visit him next day
[7558]_ &t Tipitapa. A/1 met him the next day (18 Aug) and had lunch
[7559]With BOMOZA and (fnu) BENITEZ, a Puerto Rican, former politician
[7560]there who iv now in business but remaina in contact with and
[7561]‘Working for the U. 8. Government. After luioh, BENITEZ left
[7565]get but the Communists are. exploiting wee
[7567]‘with Major PEREZ of the Nicaraguan Customs Service 3 & personal aide |
[7570]14-0000
[7572]and A/1 went with SOMOZA in his car. While they were riding,
[7573]SOMOZA told A/l why he Was 50 angry. . . a
[7575]d. A message had recently come to General
[7576]SOMOZA from the Nicaraguan Ambassador in Panama saying that. he
[7577]had it from authoritative sources that. the U. 5S. not only .
[7578]would not support his candidacy for the Presidency, but vould
[7579]strongiy oppose it. In addition, SOMOZA had word that Sydney
[7580]ROSS, Director of El Tiempo (Spanish language’ newspaper in.
[7581]New York), after a recent Interview with Asst. Secretary Jack
[7582]Vaughn of the State Department, had an off-the-record talk
[7583]with VAUGHN after the interview. VAUGHN had said that, so far
[7584]as he was concerned, SOMOZA was no different from the other
[7585]Latin American dictators such as TRUJILLO, PERON, DUVALIER,
[7586]STROESSNER, Col. LOPEZ, or Gen, CASTELL Branco, and that he
[7587]- gould certainly not support installing. another military dictator
[7588]in Nicaragua. The two reports were confirmatory in SOMOZA'’s
[7589]“ind and made him feel extremely bad as he said he has always.
[7590]talked favorably about the U.S. and tried to cooperate with them
[7592]at every chance.
[7594]. e. SOMOZA checked with the U.S. Ambassador in
[7595]Nicaragua (whether in person or by sending Pres. SCHICK was
[7597]not made clear) about the matter, and received. a typical State
[7598]Department reply that the U.S. was neutral in Nicaraguan internal
[7599]affairs and would take no action about the elections. . The
[7600]Ambassador said he could not believe. VAUGHN could have made-
[7602]guch statements because of the U.S. position of neutrality in
[7604]Nicaraguan affeirs.
[7605]: £. SOMOZA also said he had sent a message to
[7607]cs Washington suggesting that if some of the other countries heard
[7608]‘ about themselves being lumped with TRUJILLO, PERON, etc. they
[7610]<= tight well call back their troops from Santo Domingo and tell
[7612]: Washington to go to hell.
[7614]vee . g-. He said he was going aherc with his plans
[7615]regardless of what the U.S. does about it and reminded A/1l of
[7616]Wr. J. C. KING's talk with him (soMOZA) at the airport in
[7617]Washington to let him know after the mistineoa attack on the
[7618]SIERRA ARANZAZU that Washington would undersiand if SONOZA.
[7619]‘decided to kick A/1 and his camps out of Nicaragua. He used
[7621]+ this as an example of .an attempt from Washington to dictace
[7623]to him which he had ignored, telling A/1 that he was a friend,
[7624]_ would continue. to be, and would continue to make his own .
[7625].. @e0igsions regardless of what Washington might want from him.
[7626]< B/1 made another strong suggestion that SOMOZA take off his.
[7628]-. gndform and start making public. his civic action ideas. in
[7630]“~ addition, he again advised him to go peracually to Washington
[7634]en ae
[7636]14-0000
[7638]alemmechmaintaetenetcadete tam ee
[7640]"to talx directly with VAUGEN and other Uv.
[7642]_- the day. “The agenda of points for
[7644]S. officials to get
[7645]“Let's try to get along
[7647]r to have them with us
[7649]ut said he had sent his:
[7651]the picture cleared up. A/1 said,
[7652]with the Norteamericans, it's bette
[7653]than against us." SOMOZA agreed, b
[7654]brothér, Luis SOMOZA, ahead.
[7656]h. The following day, 19 Aug, General SOMOZA’.-
[7657]called A/l and said Luis had called hin, reporting he had .
[7658]talked to Vaughn in Miami, Said Vaughn had denied talking to
[7659]Sydney ROSS or of Passing such infcrmation to the Ambassador
[7660]in Panama. Luis said he dropped the subject at that point and
[7661]talked about other things. (A/1 believes Luis could be
[7662]fabricating as usual or could have botched up the interview if
[7663]it did take place.) A/1l again strongly recommended that General
[7665]SOMOZA make his own visit to Washington and talk to Vaughn and
[7666]others in person. ‘
[7668]"4. On 19 Avgust, A/1 interviewed President SCHICK
[7669]for. the Tridente (MRR news magazine). He had previously
[7670]interviewed General SOMOZA.. The interview reports will be.
[7672]Felatively innocuous coverage of some of the major events of
[7674]each interview is attached,
[7675]4/1 intends to dedicate an issue of Tridente to each country
[7677]which has helped the MRR, ©.g. Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, .
[7679]age
[7681]WH/C/CA/EA
[7683]- Venezuela, and Colombia.
[7688]14-0000
[7690]i.
[7692]3.
[7694]4.
[7696]arcane
[7697]asa |
[7699]INTERVIEW WITH HIS EXCELENCY THE CHIEF
[7700]DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE
[7701]ANASTACIO SOVOZA DERAYLE DIVISION ,: FOR
[7702]THE TRIDENTE MAGAZINE :
[7704]GENERAL, WHAT CAN YOU TELL US ABOUT THE TECHNICAL
[7705]CAPACITY OF THE NICARAGUAN NATIONAL GUARD?
[7707]DO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE NATIONAL GUARD IS DULY
[7709]PREPARED TO FIGHT ANY COMMUNIST SUBVERSIVE PLANS IN.
[7710]YOUR COUNTRY.
[7712]WE. YOULD LIKE TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE
[7713]COMMUNIST DANGER IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
[7715]WE WOULD Lic TO KNOW YOUR OPINION ABOUT THE ROLE
[7716]THAT THE ARMY SHOULD PLAY IN THE MODERN DEMOCRATIC
[7717]STATES IN LATINAMERICA; oo
[7719]ARE YOU SATISFRDWITH THE ROLE THAT YOUR TROOPS HAVE
[7720]PLAYED AS INTEGRANT PART OF THE INTERAMERICAN PEAC
[7722]FORCE IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. .
[7723]GENERAL, WE WOULD LIKE FROM YOU A FEW WORDS. FOR THE
[7724]CUBANS VICTIMS OF THE COMMUNIST TYRANY.
[7729]14.90000
[7731]dae enemspens fern aveeter swe AES =
[7733]i.
[7735]| 0 WHAT DO YOU ATTRIBUTE THE PREPONDERANCE S.0C10-ECONOMIC _
[7737]. _WE WOULD LIKE A MESSAGE #R0M You FOR THE CUBAN PEOPLE.
[7739]INTERVIEW WITH THE EXCELENCY. THE PRESIDENT OF °
[7740]NICARAGUA, DR. RENE SCHICK FOR THE TRIDENTE .
[7741]MAGAZINE. —
[7743]5 bes
[7745]MR. PRESIDENT, YOU WHO HAVE BEEN AN EXAMPLE AS A PUBLIC
[7746]OFFICIAL, EVEN FOR YOUR PARTY'S OPPOSITION, YOU SHOULD
[7747]HAVE IN YOUR GOVERNMENT WORK SOMETHING ELSE WHICH YOU. .
[7748]CONSIDER THE MOST IMPORTANT ONE AND WHICH IS THE MOST.
[7749]LOVED ONE. WHICH IS YOUR MOST IMPORTANT WORK AND YOUR. .
[7751]MOST LOVED ONE?
[7753]a a
[7755]DO YOU HAVE FAITH IN THE CENTROAMERICAN COMMON MARKET? ©
[7756]WHAT FUTURE DO YOU SEE IN IT?
[7758]i
[7760]i 1
[7761]WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE DOMINICAN PROBLEM? co : “
[7762]WHAT IS YOUR OPINION OF THE VIET NAM PROBLEM? : |
[7763]pO YOU BELIEVE THAT THE DANGER OF COMMUNISM IN LATIN .
[7764]AMERICA IS DANGEROUS ENOUGH, AS FOR THE GOVERNMENTS | . . .
[7765]TO HAVE IT AMONG THEIR PRINCIPAL PREOCCUPATIONS? : :
[7767]t
[7769]WHAT IS YOUR OPINION ON THE WAYS OF FIGHTING COMMUNISM? |
[7771]PROSPERITY OF NICARAGUA? IN THESE LAST YEARS?
[7773]14.90000
[7775]2
[7776]A,
[7779]37 August 1965 .
[7781]FROM 806: =AMBIDDY/2
[7782]SUBJECT: Vidal ESPIMAL Herrero, possible CI suspect —
[7784]1. Sudject ts a Spaniard who is believed to be.
[7785]working now at the ton Carta Vieja factory in Panama City.
[7786]Be previously lived in Meragua and vwor:ed for Colonel ,
[7787]Miguel RUIZ Herrera (a Costa Rican sometines employed by
[7789]‘General Anastasio SOMOZA) asa apecialist in guerrilla
[7791]warfare.
[7793]2. About late May or ‘early June, ESPINAL vas.
[7794]@rinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/l's dele- ;
[7796]-, gation in conversation, not. knowing who be was. He claimed |
[7797]‘te bere been in Guatemala recentiy where he had worxed with
[7799]@ome "good people of the lower clesses" in an attempt to.
[7800]overthrow the Guatemalan governgent. Ee quoted at lsngth,.
[7801]and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used exampics, also.
[7803]_@ccurately, for scwe Fidel CASTRO operations on how to.
[7804]‘;@verthrow a government. A/l's man played: the part of a
[7806]jogtist sympathizer to elicit fram subjest. ‘Through the —
[7807]wens service, the MRR people found ous
[7809]thet Col. BUYS H. claimed scbject bad some to hir and
[7811]presented hiuceif as a Gi expert saying he was willing to |
[7813]work for him in an attempt to aaxe a coup against the govern-
[7815]ment. in Costa Rica. In early July, aubject told Col. RUIZ H.
[7816]' @hat the Costa Rican cperation was taking too long aad aothiag :
[7817]‘much was going on, so he was going to Panama fros where. he. :
[7818]Gould be called bacx immediately when they were. ready to: go in
[7819]Cesta Rica. Subject had algo been overheard to esy in: Hanagun
[7820]that he had a special aigaion to assagsinate a Central American
[7822]president °
[7824]° Se ai waid the Kiseraauan service believes that
[7825]Angeliat's Boatavrant. in Panama City is a source of false.
[7826]} for Comumiots, 3/1 leaked at the place on his
[7828]. Visit fa Panaza acd fouad it te be in a poor section inhabited
[7830]by Communists not far froa the international Hotel.
[7832]SECRET
[7834]-
[7836]ge
[7837]a
[7839]-
[7840]id.
[7842]porte
[7844]14.90000
[7847]2 eA ere Na
[7850]t
[7851]t.
[7855]4. A/1l said he reported the above inforustion
[7856]to linjor ARAUE, Chief of the Presideatial Guard in Panaga
[7858]City. He vas unable to see President ROBLES, who was avay
[7859]in the interior, .
[7861].
[7864]oa .
[7865]erm ee aaanmerT en aiemenenn HE ESD
[7868]1400000
[7870]ae ates oe PA Re
[7872]37 August 1965
[7874]_ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[7877]BUBIRCT: AMBIDDY/1 meeting with son of Colenel PERALTA of
[7878]Guatenala
[7880]2. On 24 July 1965, A/l met with the son of Col.
[7882]PERALTA, ‘at his request, at the Lido Palace Hotel in Nicaragua.
[7883]The mecting was arranged by General MONTIEL, chief of the |
[7885]- Bicaraguan security service.
[7887]23.Young PFRALTA eaid that his father had no faith in
[7888]__ 7.” the Agenoy, and neither did he. They still thinx the Agency
[7889]put Luis SIERRA to work with Roberto ALEJOS to overthrow
[7890]Col. PERALTA: They are not satisfied with their liaison with
[7891]the Agency or with the Sabassy, and aot 2% aii ciear on wast
[7892]U.8. policy or wishes are in connection with Guatemala. ‘Col.
[7893]PERALTA io willing to do whatever be is able to do, within
[7894]feasca, to meet: U.S. expectations, if he only xnows what they -—
[7895]'.. @m@, but he is tired of hearing how bad things are without
[7896]‘-@onerete and constructive suggestions about how to improve
[7898]- %. afl tried to reassure his, telling hin that he
[7899]_ @n) knew the Agency people in Guntemnla very well (not true,
[7900]“. @f course) and sould guarantees it was. not true that they had
[7902]' gupperted ALEJOS or any other coup attempt. 4/1 aleo asked
[7904]' Gen. EQUTIEL to try to scothe young PERALTA.
[7906]ae 4. A/1 eatd young PERALTA Wis in Managua to attend
[7907]| meeting concerning tourism in. Sentral America. —
[7911]8 Serra emt ont amma? Fe tek ce time she . re
[7913]Ste eS Rat Ts
[7917]14-0000
[7919]Suid
[7921]TRON Ot (AMBIDDY/1
[7923]SUBJECT; AMAIDDY/1 discussion vith President ORLICR,
[7924]Foreign Minister GDULER and other Costa Rican .
[7926]officials, late July to mid-August 1965. é
[7928]wide. tds ieerdatatbbaltis j on
[7930]1. In late July, A/l went to Costa Rica and ast with
[7931]President CRLICH, telling him the MRR was cut of business ‘so far
[7932]as operations directly against Cuba aro concerned, and no ionger
[7933]weeds bases, mone;, or other support for such paramilitary
[7934]activities. A/l described the :iaiest MRR program to combat
[7935]CASTRO7Communiet efforts in Latin Awerica by engaging in.
[7936]Connunity development .and counter-insurgency :ctivities. He
[7937]asked only for help in projecting a progressive and constructive
[7938]fmage and some basic prestige for the MRR and for himself. To
[7940]he reninded President ORLICH that. both of them <new .
[7942]ees Thi date bes it
[7944]|
[7947]rn
[7949]\ the whiskey snuggling scandals. and coup.
[7950]which A/l had tasen the rap, not only was.he not .
[7951]guilty. bat had been, in fact, the first one to give the warning
[7952]both cases. In return for those past favors, he now wants
[7953]» ORLICH to put. him together with Daniel ODUBER (the PLN
[7954]date: for president who will aimost certainly be elected)
[7955]counteract the bad-mouth put on 4/1 to ODUBER by
[7956]Colonel FIGULS, and Teedore "Yo-yo" QUIROZ. A/1.
[7957]Proposed to meet CDUBER parscially, and let him mace behis
[7958]‘@a mind. Pres. ORLICH called 9DUBER's office, but. he was off
[7959]“~ on the coast. ORLICH then sent A/t with Colonel.
[7960]Zriend of A/l) to talx with ODUBER's secretary, .
[7961]friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary (actually
[7962]_ B MBLe Accistant) said sverrbody talis about £/1 but aobedy really
[7963]kaows Bim oF very much about bia. Joxs good liberal revoiutiona-
[7964]he ia a good aan, othom aay he is 3 5. 0. B. 1
[7965]that was the resuon he hac tuion the trouble to come to
[7966]» that be would uace his. position clear hinself aad
[7967]would be giad to confront any accusers if CDUDER so desired.
[7968]The secretary said. they ware conceraed about. the canpaign
[7969]‘because the oppostion wr0 uniting aud wan getting plenty of ~—
[7970]money from big businessmen. A/l offered to aelp by printing -
[7971]tera, .eaftloete, and other campaign aaterini if they needed
[7972]¢, free of charge at his “Qual.sy Off-det Printing Shop" in |
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[7990]14-00000
[7992]“3-
[7994]Miani. He also offered to help Pres. ORLICH’s secretary,
[7995]Roberto MADRIZ, who may run for Deputy if he can be
[7996]convinced to ignore bis enyness and relugtance to sate
[7999]2. On 8 and 9 August, A/l vas again in Costa Rica
[8000]ané net with ODUBER, this meeting was arranged by Roberto
[8001]MADRIKR. ODUARER adaitted that he Knew the Cubans were not —
[8002]guilty of the smuggling charges that had been levied against
[8003]. thes. He als» appreciated A/i's previous refusnis: to assist
[8004]coup plotters and his:.bulp in squeiching their efforts. A/)
[8005]said he told ODUBER, “I xncw you have been told I as aS. 0. B.
[8006]‘and I want you to see for yourséif what I am and maxe up your
[8008]. mind. I know the people who have so described me and would:
[8009]line to meet you together with them so you can maxe your own |
[8011]_ Ggddgement." A/l said these opening remaris brought on =
[8013] GBUBER's replies about the sauggling and soup reports, = = 0
[8015]A/1 saic he gave ODUBER a quick history of the
[8016]* wee, what 4t has done, and what it stands for. He told
[8017]GRUBER he realized they had not been close before, but he
[8018]felt ODUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa. Rica
[8019]and therefore the MRR was prepared.to support hin in any way =”
[8020]they can, including training, mon dnd equipment. CDUBES. .
[8021]asked for a specialist to do some training of his jersonal*
[8022]security group, and to furnish some «alxie-talcie radios for
[8023]them if possible. A/! assigned Luis ARRIZURIETA Sardinas
[8024](201<298890), a member of the MRR delegation to Costa Rica, = -
[8025]- whe fe well-known anc trusted by ODUSER, to full-time duty as
[8026]@ eocurity adviser and trainer. A/1l also offerad to derate
[8027]ene issue of Tridente, the HRR news magazine, to Costa Rica
[8028]with favorable onphasia on ODUBER, and send free copies te
[8029]Costa Rice. CODUBER also teox A/} up on his previous offer to
[8030]print posters, etc. A/l told him that the ERR people had heard
[8031]of a Comaunist. plot to trap ODUBER by waiting to the strategic
[8032]@owent and masiag & Widcly publicised declaration that they -
[8033]are supportiag him completely. This would split the PLN and might
[8035]- Ieee the cleation for ODUBER, thus putting in a weak or reactio~ —
[8037]Bary group whos the Comauniste could control or overthvcs.
[8038]QDUBER e211 he would expose this. echeme and get the junp on thea
[8039]by saying ho. doesn't want or need enything froa the Communists.
[8040]afi offered te Selp his with this through Teidents..
[8042]err
[8043]a,
[8047]Le re SEE IOI
[8049]QDUBER said he would be alatgterent president
[8050]that was. "Chiec"’ ORL‘CH and. wali. be more independeat or the
[8055]14-0000
[8057]“Seecel | |
[8060]U. 8., dealing directly with other Countries on Costa Rican ©
[8061]interests instead of falling in line aleayes with the U.3.
[8062]_ and the OAS. A/] mentiosed Pres. ORLICR's offer to reccznize -
[8063]&@ Government of Free Cuba if A/t could manage: to seize and
[8064]hold a piece of Cuba ard declare s
[8067]agreed to bonor the agreement, without Gommitting troops,
[8068]it
[8070]through his good offices in foreign affairs. Be agreed to
[8071]exert moral presaure on the U.S. in behalf of such an under-
[8072]. taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable presse and
[8073]public attitude toward him in the U.e. : ;
[8075]‘3. In A/l's opinion, ODUBER te not a Communist
[8076]by any stretch of the imagination,-so0r will be be.
[8077]edition of "Pepe" FIGUERES, If he a
[8079]many probiens for the U.S. in contrast to. the eany-going
[8080]relationship with "Chico" CRLICH, QDUBER's personal circle
[8081]includes a strong group of violently ant(er3_ Secple. Cue
[8082]of then, according to 4/1's delegation da San Jose, ie (Zn)
[8083]SUNIGA, a government official who in the Costa Rican in.
[8084]Gharge cf Alliance for Progress mattera.”
[8086]to. say that 12 ODUBER wnes president, na ¢
[8087]would be cent to. Santo nor
[8088]‘. @AS decisions forced by the U.8.
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[8131]27 August 1965. '
[8132]” _ - , : .
[8133]MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD r
[8135]SUBJECT: Vidal ESPINAL Herrero, possible CI suspect .
[8136]1. Subject is a Spaniard who is believed to ve . t
[8138]working now at the Ron Carta Vieja factory in Panam: City.
[8139]He previously lived in Managua and worked for Colonel
[8140]Miguel RUIZ Herrera. (a Costa Rican sometimes employed by
[8141]General Anastasio SOMOZA) as a specialist in guerrilla
[8142]warfare.
[8144]: 2. About late May or early June, ESPINAL was
[8145]@rinking in a Managua bar and angaged one of A/1's dele-
[8146]gation in conversation, not knowing who he was. He claimed
[8148]to have been in Guatemala recently where he had worked with .
[8149]Some “goou people of the lower classes" in an attempt to
[8150]overthrow the Guatemalan government. He quoted at length,
[8152]and accurately, from Che GUEVARA and used examples, also
[8153]accurately, for some Fidel CASTRO operations on how to
[8154]overthrow a government. A/l1's man played the part of a
[8155]ieftint sympathizer to elicit from subject. ‘Through the ©
[8156]Nicarzguan security service, the MRR people found out
[8158]that Col. RUIZ H. claimed subject had come to him and :
[8159]Presented himself as a GW expert saying he was willing to
[8160]work for him in an attempt to make a coup against the govern-
[8161]ment in Costa Rica. In early July, subject told Col. RUIZ H.
[8162]that the Costa Rican operation was taking too long and nothing
[8163]much was going on, so he was going to Panama from where he
[8164]could be called back immediately when they were ready to go in
[8165]Costa Rica. Subject had also been overheard to say in Managua
[8166]that he had a special mission to assassinate a Central American
[8167]president.
[8169]SmeReRCRTRNENNRAAND Mask. VOPR ELON AnD SWORN Sistema Aenea tae nt
[8171]“ '*" "9. A/1 said the Nicaraguan service believes that
[8172]Angelini's Restaurant in Panama City is a source of false
[8173]paseporta for Communists. A/1 locked at the place on his
[8174]viait in Panama and found it to be in a poor section inhabited
[8175]“by Communists not far from the International Hote...
[8178]14-0000
[8180]4. A/i said he reported the above information
[8181]to Major ARAUZ, Chief of the Presidential Guard in Panama — .
[8182]City. He was unable to see President ROBLES, who was away
[8184]_in the interior. ; ; :
[8185]. : . Carl £. Jenkins ‘
[8186]no . WH/C/CA/EA
[8188]deen evenetenenons wommarn shames A remsammepem er
[8190]14-0000
[8192]givicl.
[8194]27 August 1965 . i
[8198]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[8199]Frou 0: AMBIDDY/1
[8201]ees seine th atte nee wengeae
[8202]Pd
[8204]ad
[8206] BUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 meeting with son of Colonel PERALTA of ©
[8207]_ Guatemala
[8209]_ 1. On 24 July 1965, A/1 met with the son of Col.
[8210]‘PERALTA, at his request, at the Lido Palace Hotel in Nicaragua.
[8211]. The meeting was arranged by General MONTIEL, chief of the
[8212]Micaraguan security service,
[8214]2.Young PERALTA said that his father had no faith in tos.
[8215]the Agency, and neither did h*. They still think the Agency ’
[8217]put Luis SIERRA to work with Roberto ALEJOS to overthrow
[8219]Col. PERALTA. They are not satisfied with their liaison with .
[8220]. ‘the Agency or with the Embassy, and not at all clear on what
[8222]‘U.S. policy or wishes are in connection with Guatemala. Col.
[8224]: PERALTA is willing to do whatever he is able to do, within :
[8225]reason ; to meet U.S. expectations, if he only knows what they
[8226]“are, but he is tired of hearing how bad things are without’
[8228]crete and constructive suggestions about how to improve
[8230]3. A/1 tried to reassure him, telling him that he.
[8232]ce fhnaemnipemnerenib ones reesei ans atnetaomemet
[8234]f course) and could guarantee it was not true that they. had
[8235]‘supported ALEJOS or any other coup attempt. A/1 also asked -
[8236]Gen. MONTIEL to. try to’soothe young. PERALTA |:
[8238]meen er
[8240]‘4. A/1 said young PERALTA was in Managua to attend
[8242]Carl. E. Jenkins
[8245]14-0000
[8247]fe
[8249]27 August 1965
[8251]een ar
[8253]rebate me a BEN
[8255]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[8257]FROM 0: AMBIDDY/1
[8259]SUBJECT: AMBIDDY/1 discussion with President ORLICH,
[8260]. Foreign Minister ODUBER and other Costa Rican
[8261]officials, late July to mid-August 1965.
[8263]; - 2. Im late July, A/1 went to Costa Rica and met with
[8264]President ORLICH, telling him the MRR was out of business 50 far
[8265]. a8 operations directly against Cuba are concerned, and no longer
[8266]“«‘geeds bases, money, or other support for such paramilitary
[8268]vactivities. A/1l described the latest MRR program to. combat
[8269]CaS':RO/Communist efforts in Latin America by engaging in .
[8270]- community development and counter-insurgency activities.. He -
[8272]_asked only for help in projecting a progressive” and constructive
[8273]image and some basic prestige for the MRR and for himself. To
[8274]that end, he reminded President ORLICH that. both of them knew..
[8275]Jfull well that in the whiekey smuggling Scandals ‘and coup . —_
[8276]attempts for which A/1 had taken the rap, not only was he not.
[8277]guilty, but had been, in fact, the first one to give the warning
[8278]in both cases. In return for those past favors, he now wants - ~
[8279]Pres, ORLICH to put him together with Daniel ODUBER (the PLN |
[8280]candidate for president who will almost certainly be elected)
[8281]in order to counteract the pad-mouth put on A/1 to ODUBER by~ -
[8282]Manolo RAY, Colonel FIGULS, and. Teodore, "Yo-yo" QUIROZ. _ Asi
[8283]proposed to meet ODUSER personally, and let him make up. his’”
[8284]ows mind. Pres. ORLICH called ODUBER's office, but he was off
[8285]politicking on the coast. ORLICH then sent A/1 with Colonel.
[8286]LIPPA (a good friend of A/1) to talk with ODUBER's secretary,
[8287]ho also is a good friend of Col. LIPPA. The secretary factually
[8288]‘male assistant) said everybody talks about A/} but nobody really
[8289]knows him or very much about him. Some good liberal revolutiona-
[8290]‘pies say he is a good man, other say he is aS. 0. B. A/1
[8291]replied that was the reason he had taken the trevble to come to
[8292]gee ODUBER, that he would make his position. clear himself and
[8293]would be glad te confront any accusers. 4f CUUBER so desired.
[8294]Te secretary said they were concerned about the gampaign -
[8295]because the oppostion was uniting and was getting plenty of
[8296]money from big businessmen. A/1 offered to help by printing
[8298]ters, leaflets, and other campaign material if they needed
[8300]- 4t, free of charge at his "Quality Off-Set Printing Shop" in
[8302]2 SER
[8304]spewsina
[8306]we tener ace ene
[8308]wed
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[8310]et
[8313]14.90000
[8315]2. On 8 and 9 August, A/1 was again in Costa Rica -
[8316]and met with ODUBER, this meeting was arranged by «oberto..- . . -
[8317]WADRIZ.. ODUBER admitted that he knew the Cubans were not cis
[8318]guilty of the smuggling charges that had been levied against |
[8319]thea. He also appreciated A/1's. previous refusals to assist
[8320]“soup plotters and his help in squelching theiz effcrta.- A/1
[8321]- paid he told ODUBER, “I know you have been told I am a 3.0. B.
[8322]" and I want you to see for yourself what I am and make up your
[8323]mind. I know the people who have So described me and. would ;
[8324]Jike to meet you together with them so you can make your own poo
[8325]“gudgement." A/1 said these opening remarks brought on .
[8326]QDUBER's replies about the smuggling and coup ‘reports.
[8328]soo ‘A/1 said-he. gave ODUBER a quick history of the a
[8329]_ MRR, what it has done, and what it stands for. He told: °° *
[8330]-.QQUBER he realized they had not been close before, but-he -—
[8332]‘“~ elt CDUBER and the PLN were the best choice for Costa Rica’.
[8333]and therefore the MRR was. prepared to support him in any way
[8334]they can, including training, men and equipment. a
[8335]asked for a specialist to do some training of his personal...
[8336]security group, and to furnish some walkie-talkie radios. for © -
[8337]them if possible. A/l.assigned Luis ARRIZURIETA Sardinas. -
[8338]€201.-398890) , a member of the MRR. delegation to Costa Rica,
[8339]“who is well-known and. trusted by ODUBER, to full-time duty as.
[8340]security adviser and trainer. A/1 also offered to donate. ..-
[8341]ne issue of Tridente,. the MRR news magazine, to Cesta. Bica -
[8342]ith favorable emphasis oa ODUBER, and send free copies tc..
[8343]Costa Rica. ODUBER also took A/1l up on his previous offer to
[8344]“print posters, etc. A/l told him that the MRR people had heard
[8345]of a Communist plot. tc “rap ODUBER by waiting to the strategic —
[8346]- goment and making & wiaely publicised declaracion that they :
[8348]- gre supporting hire completely. This would split the PL and might —
[8349]_ lose the election for UNUBER, thus putting in 2 weak or reactio~
[8350]“- gary group whom the Communists could eentrol or overthrow.
[8352]_Q@DUBER said he would expose this scheme and get the jump on them
[8353]_’ by saying he doesn't want or need anything from the Communiate .
[8355]_ ai offered to help him with this through Tridants.
[8359]4
[8362]. *
[8366]pacer ened set ee NO
[8370]Be CDUBER paid he would be a different president
[8371]..° ‘that was "Chico" ORLICH and will be sore independent of the —
[8373]= sat
[8375]Sree oa PO a
[8377]- eennnt : .
[8378]| SE Hie oe . \
[8380]Miami. He also offered to help Pres. ORLICH’s secretary, ;
[8381]Roberto MADRIZ, who may run for Deputy if he can be. . iG
[8382]eonvinced to ignore his shyness: and reluctance to make ete . .
[8383]political speeches. ; ; ' é Ada
[8385]14-004)
[8387]|
[8389]' . mo
[8390]U. 8., dealing directly with other countries on Costa Rican
[8391]interests insteag of falling in line always with the U.S.
[8392]and the OAS. A/1l mentioned Pres. ORLICH's offer to recognize .
[8394]| a Government of Free Cuba if A/l could manage to seize and
[8395]hold a piece of Cuba anc declare such a government. ODUBER
[8396]agreed to honor the agreement, without committing troops,
[8397]but through his good offices in foreign affairs. He agreed to
[8398]exert moral pressure on the U.S. in behalf of such an under~
[8400]} taking, if necessary, by exploiting the favorable press and
[8402]| ‘public attitude toward hia in the U.S.
[8404]3. In A/1‘'s opinion, ODUBER is not a Communist :
[8405]by any stretch of the imagination, nor will he be:a ‘later:
[8406]edition of "Pepe" FIGVERES. If he does take over, there will:
[8407], be many problems for the U.S. in contrast to the. easy-going
[8408]-""" ‘pelatienship with "Chico" ORLICH. ODUBER's personal circle
[8409]~..  @neludes a strong group of violently anti-U.S. people. One |
[8410]oJ... Of them, according to A/l's delegation in San Jose, is (fnu)
[8411]oo ZUNIGA, a government official who is the Costa Rican in . ;
[8412]charge of Alliance for Progress matters, He has been heard
[8413]‘to say that if ODUBER were president, no Costa Rican troops
[8414]would be sent to Santo Domingo nor would Costa Rica. support
[8415]@AS decisions forced by the U.S. : :
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[8464].- de QUANTUM RECEIVED CABLE FROYV WASANA 2 JILY SAYIN PARENTS
[8466]OF MANUEL ARTIME BUSA Iv SERIOUS DANGER. IF Faiata ANnESTED,
[8468]Tee ad
[8470]PROSASLY WOULD 3E SHIT.
[8472]2. RANT US SOURCE, “SAID ISLY way SAVE, THEN uous 3e FR govt
[8474]“URUGUAY TO ORDER CHARGE O*AFFAIRES HABANA GhalT ASYLUM.
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[8519]CUBA/URUGUAY . TOCS -314/00124-64
[8520]2 JULY 1964 osm. 2 JULY 1964 . ‘
[8522]BUESA
[8524]» SERIOUS SITU:TION OF PARENTS OF MANUEL ARTIME -
[8526]"-20035 v
[8530]2. ACCORDING TO A MESSAGE RECEIVED FROM HAVANA, CUBA, ON
[8531]2 JULY 1964, THE PARENTS OF MANUEL ARTIME BUESA, LEADER OF THE
[8532]~ MOVIMIENTO DE RECUPERACION REVOLUCIONARIO (MRR, MOVEMENT FOR
[8534]; .- _BEVOLUTIONARY RECOVERY), ARE IN SERIOUS DANGER, AND IF THE
[8536]FATHER IS ARRESTED, HE WILL PROBABLY BE SHOT, (SPANISH SFRVICE
[8537]COMMENT: THE INFORMANT SAID THAT THE ONLY WAY TO SAVE THEM”
[8539]WOULD BE FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF URUGUAY TO ORDER ITS CHARGE
[8540]D‘AYFAIRES IN HAVANA TO GRANT THM ASYLUM.)
[8541].2, FIELD DISSEM:
[8543]4
[8544]RELD REPORT NO. —
[8545]AN OFFICIAL SPANISH SERVICE. a
[8546]|
[8548]CINCLANT, CINCSO,
[8549]END OF MESSAGE
[8551]material contains isfermatin:, afecting th? tational Defense of the
[8552]42, 0.8.0. Secs, 703 and T04. the trnemiwion 4 revelation ef whieh in
[8554]SECRET
[8556]DIA. ARMY/ACtt MAY AM deo amo NA We
[8557]TREASURY .
[8559]—,
[8561]3 July 1964 Pal
[8563]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[8565]GUBJECT: Telephone Converzition between AMBIDBY-1 and
[8566]a Martin Ferrer .
[8568]4. I was called at home by the security officer and
[8569]daformed that AMBIDDY-1 wished to speak to me. When I .
[8570]Yeturned A-l's call he mentioned thas he would be leaving .
[8571]for Costa Rica on i July, AMJAVA-4 would be vemalning in
[8572]Miami for four or five days to get the new reorganization
[8573]under way. A-l asked if we could intercede with INS ‘in
[8574]facilitating the departure of four or five of his men. who
[8575]Wish to leave for the camps, A-1l was inforned that ve
[8576]would be unable to take any action until the names have —
[8577]been submitted to us, . :
[8579]t
[8580]|
[8581]|
[8582]DATE =: 30 June 1964 at 2130 a |
[8583]|
[8586]' 2. Awl asked that we assist in obtaining a visa for.
[8587]Inocencio ALONSO Ramirez who will be sent to Mexico. Alonso
[8588]‘will replace Pineda in the job that he was originally :
[8589]‘gOing to do, A-1 would prefer that Alonso have no contacts —
[8590], With any other Cuban exile organization while in Mexico,
[8592]$8. Al stated that some of the MRR secretariats would
[8594]need at. least one or two weeks to wind up their affairs
[8596]>. 47 Miami, A~1 was advised thét we realize the dismantling
[8598].O£ GRR in Miami could not be done over night. “iwever, any
[8599]procrastination would be viewed as an act of bad faith,
[8601]4, I informed A~1 that the ADELAIDA is being insured
[8602]for $14,000 per annum. A letter of confirmation from the
[8603]- Consejo would be sent shortly,
[8605]: ‘imma . . - . TCR GREATNO OMIURM aT AR Manse aK De
[8606]bp, cae ARERR # BEAR AAR CNR ee ERD *
[8608]a
[8611]: SECRET
[8613]~Ze
[8615]‘, 2
[8617]5. In concluding our telephone conversation A-]
[8618]stressed that be would like to meet Mr, Archer in August
[8620]to report on the reorganization and improvements of his : : ’
[8621]movencnt, , ;
[8623]on
[8625]6, Awl asked when he could meet with Carl in Latin. .
[8626]America. I again reminded him that any time he wishes to | i ca
[8627]meet with any of the Headquarters personne] he needs only . :
[8629]to send us a message.
[8630]R03.
[8632]Raul J, Hernandez
[8633].  WH/SA/SO/HH
[8635]File: : .
[8636]AMBIDDY-1 - 20 . _
[8638]Conversatio: oo .
[8639]Incceacio ALONSO Ramirez ~ 201
[8641]Above convorsaitan conducted
[8642]tn prearranged Requentty
[8643]changed privare code
[8645]Tene
[8646]fea .
[8647]Beeeted by ae
[8650]deetstdtionan
[8653]@ July 1964
[8655]MEMORANDUM FOR: Cnief, Western Healaphere Divicion
[8656]wra t Deputy Caief, WH (Special Affairs) .
[8658]SunsacT 8 AMWORLD--Preposed Meeting between
[8659]Categ, Wi anc. ANBIDOT-1 in August 64
[8661]en oe Se expressed a desire to nest
[8662]/ Wak Cafeg, Vestern Hemisphere Division after the
[8663]. Weide in August 64. |
[8665]| @, We have replied vid AMJAVA-4 that Chief, WH
[8666]“WALL be glad te moct with AMBIDDY-1 at that tine,
[8668]7 8, We intend to hold on to the Maryland safe~
[8669]house until aftor the meeting has teken places.
[8670]Preferably AMDIUDY-1 should be routed via San,
[8671]Suerto Rico, to Baltimore Friendship Airport whence
[8672]he would be picked up at a nearby motel and taken
[8674]te the
[8676]ahstie
[8680]-. °"S 8, AMBIDDY-1'e persosality ©
[8682]6 duly 1964 |
[8684]MSNORANDUM FOR: Chief, Vestern Kemiephere Divisios
[8685]VIA 8 Beputy Chief, "H (Special affairs)
[8687]SUBJECT 8. ANWORLD..AMBIDDY-1, Persosality and
[8689]1. Has ANBIDOY-1, who is the linchpin of AMWORLD, _—
[8690]sequitted himself well so far and by and large lived up to
[8691]a4 ee The answer to this question is a quali-
[8693]“yes. :
[8695]. @ Bot having been selected by Cla as the man nest
[8696]iikely to rally the beat elexents cf the Cuban cxile
[8698]@uumenity round his cause, AMBIDDY-1's disappointing showing
[8700]a8 & solitical figure should come as no shock to anyone...
[8702]. . @e SMBIDDY..1 vever clained that remnants of his nove-
[8703]| Went. duside Cuba were active or could be directed from abroad.
[8705]*. 4. AMBIBDY-1's ability to enlist aad organize scac:
[8706]goed activists bas been successfully put to the test. Gives
[8707]the oxtent of American holp (and cur methodical barasaent
[8708]ef competing actioa groups), to have accomplished less would
[8710]_. Wave been dizzicult to excuse.
[8712]: femme in ths orucisie |
[8713]ef efedent conspiracy against Batista, 4serican exile, the ~
[8714]Bay of Pige fiasco, two years impricanment under sentence of
[8715]Geata and, since duly 1863, hendahip cf en unconventional
[8716]warfare mochanian supported by the United States. He is a .
[8717]man of many engaging troita: Sincerity of demeancr, sceming
[8718]ability to place events im a broader context of history,
[8719]twady wit and self-depreciation, cazatiy based on shrewd
[8720]@valuation of hig interlocutors, to mention a few. Subjected
[8722]sw
[8724]aera seem ET Sy erm a foe rena Sores
[8726]14-90009]
[8728]mewn ere se
[8730].. eomapiratorial terns. His world is peopled with deacons acd
[8732]‘ gelf and hie organisation are interpreted by him in those
[8734]' gtudent of human behavior. Applying as a gauge his choies |
[8736]- . @ature,
[8738]-. 2 .
[8739]to stress or suffering misfortune, some of the obverse traits
[8740]begin to show: Uncontrolleble wutbursts of fury, inpulsive
[8741]reactions, Bb Vindictiveness and self-pity (none of
[8743]which have observed by us firsthand). ; ;
[8745]6. Inbued with a somewhat shallow philosophy, AMBIDOT-1...
[8746]fs prone to tailor ideas to what he strives to accomplish at
[8747]aay given moment and to the impression he desires to leave with —
[8748]Bis opposites. Since he rightly views his relationship with
[8749]tne snericans as crucial toward the achievexent of main goal,
[8750]vis., to overthrow and succeed Castro, his pronouncianentos |
[8751]paually hew close to what be conceives to ropreseat the asia
[8752]Zanes of american thought. .
[8754]9. AMBIDDY-1's personality feeds on adulation and sur-
[8755]face manifestations of loyalty, despite the fact that he
[8756]Clains to view loyalty to his person as ephemeral and as
[8757]wader continuing. threat of subversion, especially by his
[8758]americas sliies. To the exteat possible, ve have attenpted
[8759]¢o assuage bis preoccupations on that score.
[8761]palysis, aMBIDOT-1 truste only himself
[8763]@. tn the final analys
[8764]and views cven his closest asacciates as mere pawns whose
[8765]relative velve fluctuates as the chees game progressed.
[8767]@. Endowed with an inquisitive and retestive mind,
[8768]AMBIDOT.1 has a remarkable knowledge of facts which in eny
[8769]@iecussion ho ebly marahals and articulates.
[8771]10. AMBIDUY-1's views of things American is. conditioned
[8773]his quest for a key position in the struggle to overthrow
[8774]. Hence, any advice is selectively accepted or (usually
[8775]eacitly) rejected, dependiag on whether it serves to otrongthen
[8776]ghat position. There is, of course, nothing reprehanzinle —
[8777]about this. — _
[8778]41. AMBIDDY-1 relates to his <.vironment im essentir ily
[8780]gaints, the latter frequently zpitomized by Cla, the forner
[8781]by the Department of State. Ali se “sicaa wOVes toward his -
[8783]12. AMBIDDY-1 probably fancies himself ac an adopt
[8785]_@f jntimates and bedeates, he appears te be ecapabie of
[8786]ecemitting appalling blunders in his judgenents of human
[8788]Set
[8790]ii _
[8792]eS
[8793]wad
[8797]->
[8799]13. aBBIDOYT.1 has pormitted hinsel! to yet ensred in a :
[8800]wet finely apua by a equad of hardened vetersus of Havana’s © : ’
[8801]halfworld. ‘Yhis can be analyzed as manifestation of rank — j
[8802]immaturity. More difficult to explain is taal adsiiai~i bas.
[8803]relinquished contro] over this affair to an esient wbere: it
[8804]pow threateas hia life's work. Ia ANBIDDY-1's PRQ II ve
[8805]predicted, more boldly than wisely, that he would not get
[8806]caught up in female entanglements. While we did not under.
[8807]rate the power of sex, we probably overrated AHBIDOY.1'gs
[8808]character and motivation. —
[8810]14. Im a project which may have vast consequence as
[8811]the security of the United States (traascending by:
[8813]far ite iotrinasic value as an unconventional warfare :
[8814]fastrunent) wo, of course, hate to take into consideratioca
[8815]the possibility that AMBIDDY.1 could be working for the ;
[8816]other side--either now or later. We view this pomeibility |
[8817]as most unlikely, yet feel somewhat remise in not having
[8819]much attention to what transpired between the landing. ~
[8820]at Playa Giron and the Rose Bowl ceremony. There has been
[8821]geome talk about his having undergoae marked personality .
[8822]ebanges during that period in his life, but we sctually de:
[8823]aet know whether and, if so, to what extent hispsyche .
[8824]waffered damage. . Do
[8826]38. AMBIDDY-1's aged parents live in Cuba. He pro- -
[8827]feases intense filial devotion toward his mother. Thus,
[8828]Gsstro has in hin power two valuable hostages. We havehad.
[8830]rank talks. with AMBIDDY-1 about this subject and he
[8831]not anmindful of the purpose to which ~
[8832]be put. We have received no indications
[8833]have as yet been brought to bear upon ANBIDDY-1,
[8834]any concrete reason for believing that such —
[8835]would be ef auch avail.
[8837]a 16. AMBIDDT-1's intense love of country strikes ne .
[8838]|. @&@ enfoigned. In the light of his resistance record and
[8839]; feats of pt<eonal sacrifice, we dovlt thether he could
[8840]- @emeciously bring himself to harming Cuba. His hatred of
[8841]“Gastro atems in the main from the latter's betrayal of the:
[8842]-"" gepglutioa. ADIDDY-1 frequentiy mentions Cuba's subvervience = —
[8843]-.  — ¢@ the USER as tho darkest betrayal of «11, but also voices
[8844]‘---. @meeptien te ether asssots of Castro's tyrany.
[8846]17. Can we take ANBIDUT-1'n professions of faith in
[8847]@encoratic principles and the Constitution of 1540 at face:
[8848]walue? 2% subsit that we not dc ao as long as we are Unable
[8851]_ SOS f
[8853], oo ;
[8855]to fathom the bedrock of his political convicticas. I as
[8856]reluctant to accept Sis writings and the program of the MEE
[8857]as a valid base for judgement in this regard. in the final
[8858]epalyato, it nay turn out that what animates ANBIDOT-) in bie
[8859]anvavering opposition to Castro is the fact that as leag anh
[8860]Castro is “in” AMBIDDT-1 1s likely to reacia “out. ~ That,
[8861](Sor purposes of justifying our suppert to hin, may suffice.
[8863]16. Our methods of Bandiing AMBIDOY.1 will have to .
[8864]Semaicn circumecribed by the imperatives of autonosy. He
[8865]Cannut *¢ tre:ted as a controlled agent without making a
[8866]mockery of autonony. °
[8868]18. One of the benefits we have reaped from autoacny .
[8869]is that the American position vis-a-vis AMWORLD and particularly.
[8870]the vlenents of self-interest which animate us 1m supporting .
[8871]this project can be clearly spelled out without necessarily
[8872]Jecpardising the project. :
[8874]: 20. AMNBIDUT-1's nanifest dependency upon American
[8875]@eodwill, while an element of latent control and as euch
[8876]Fecognized by ANBIDOY-i, ought sot be Ecst in ths farefreat
[8877]ef our dealings with him inagmusch ag it injects another.
[8878]element of instability which forces ANBIDDY.1 to worry about
[8879]Bis rear wheresa he cught be concentrating on his front.
[8880]Yoo frequent harping ca the consequences of American dis.
[8881]pleasure cannct sorve to forward our project. .
[8883]: $1. AMBIDDY.1 hea been known to make quite a fewsh
[8885]_ @f Aig reseatment at <iéceptive promises and broken ccamite.
[8886]Bente. Gur record ia this respect, while not unblexiehed, .
[8888]ie fairly good. Yo can see no merit in practicing decepzien mL
[8890]and much to cesmend enndor in dealings with him. ANMBIDDY.1's. *
[8892]~ @WA recerd of living wp to commitments is somewhat marred by
[8894]“ Bis shorteaaiage as an organiser and edninistrator. There
[8896]~ Rave been uo instances of denonstrable bad faith. Hovever,
[8898]g@cening indications of assent on hie part are frequently
[8899]. Beant hy Piensa BO more thar thet he scxuprebecds That Ras
[8900]_ fees Sa: . - .
[8902]see SO nn eae eeienanmeemndhammetedatenahnanins
[8903]a” .
[8904]toe - . 7. .
[8905]as sae ee) Oa bd dee
[8907]~ oo . i woth fe
[8908]a an emrterermen omeemeeeaie arene) rae ers
[8914]89. Is providing AMBIDDY.1 with political guidance,
[8915]we should efrive to relieve him of all precceupation with
[8916]the vagaries of United States foreign policy and to die.
[8917]@ouragy statiie demonslogical speculation. —
[8921]aa 8%, Mopefully, vecent realignments withia AMWORLD ~
[8922]. WAll serve to usher 12 a period of political tranquility
[8925]14.00000|
[8927]nome ne
[8929]re Vor purposes of
[8930]ia baad ia the reala ef” paramilitary aad noe
[8932]Oe: BC/WU/Sa
[8933]REE/bh
[8936]Orig = Addressee
[8937]e AMBIDDY.1 201
[8938]a a Policy File on
[8939]a ~ Counterintelligence File :
[8941]-  @03 COS, JNVAVE ; .
[8943]ee rae
[8944]eluded (eA Be
[8945]au dontadadiag 266
[8948]14.00000|
[8950]~~ tee
[8951]OO . 2SSIFIED MESSAGE
[8953]POR
[8954]a a .
[8955]‘IR INFO MANA WAVE CITE SJOS 6865 . °
[8957]hivexe AMVORLD
[8958]_ON 3 JULY TACA CARRIES FOL CUBANS TO MANA: MARUEL FRANCISCO ARTINE ©
[8960]|
[8963]AYWORLD Meeting in Panacea, 10 July 1966
[8964]SUBJECT: Photographs of Adelaida Padros y Cres
[8966]The subject of photographs' of AMBIDUT-1's nistrese
[8967]was not raised by him at this meeting. He «ade no
[8969]I 62d get the impression on no basis in particular that
[8970]be was not concerned about the problems of Adelaida ard
[8971]apparentiy she is settied in Managua and nct causing
[8972]aay probless at the moment. As the subject was not
[8973]- @hecussed, however, I would like to state that as a.
[8974]sebulous perecasl] opinion, not as a reporting of fx>%.
[8976]veference to Adelaida, and I did not bring up the aubject. - ~
[8980]SECRE T »¥
[8982]ACTION RELARED - REFERENCES
[8983]Action Required: FYI
[8985]Reference , : UvGW-3963, 29 June 1964
[8987]i. WAVE has determined that IDEN presently resides at : . tr
[8988]881 N.E. @lst Street, Miami. The house she lives in.has a . :
[8989]“Por Sale" sign on it by a real estate broker named Henry
[8990]Chamberlain whose office is located at 7768 Biscayne Blvd.
[8992]2. WAVE has checked the public records pertaining to : ~
[8993]the above property and the following information was obtained: — ; i .
[8995]Aa. “The property is reported being located at
[8996]881 N.E. 7ist Street, Lot 124, Washington: Place, Plot
[8997]Book 20, Page 54. The house was built in 194. and :
[8998]purchased on 4 May 1951 by Miriam C. Humes for $19,000.
[8999]Miss Humes married John C. McCarthy on 4 October 1961.
[9000]The couple got a mortgage from First Federal Bank, Miami,
[9001]for $12,400, at which time the house was appraised for
[9002]$18,475. McCarthy died on 15 August 1962, and the title
[9003]de now in the name of Miriam C. McCarthy. She has ap~
[9004]proximately $6,000-$7,000.in equity. Present mortgage
[9005]is $11,495.57, and she pays $87.00 per month."
[9007]a ner
[9009]nana ORIEL ASN
[9011]3. WAVE was unable to obtain any information regarding
[9012]AMBIDDY-1's interest, if any, in the property. It is possi-
[9013]ble that he intends to purchase some other property. WAVE
[9014]will continue to check all leads regarding houses in Miami of
[9015]dnterost to AMBIDDY-1 and will inform Headquarters of the results.
[9019]wee
[9021]; Lo o ere 1 - ALI 3
[9022]Attachment - USC . y, / _ 2 2 : ' 437 _
[9023]IDEN Sheet | arrach« 7 (og mek. & ) Sones
[9024]. Distribution: a 9% ‘Andrew K. REUTEMAN
[9025]3 - Addressee 3 CoN ney.
[9027]att. = USC
[9029]OATH TYPED. DATE DISPATCHED ,
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[9031]"]~ ~ [Tomearos avicnot ako nuaaaae am
[9033]Perea |
[9037]hanna arene iter eiatacine nanan Okabe mii Hemet Seb water conan" anna a a aS
[9042]14-0000
[9045]* . . .
[9046]y _ . .
[9048]SEPARATE COVER ATTACHMENT
[9049]TO UFGA-17035
[9052]Co stor TC) compipéivriat *
[9054]ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
[9056]OC) unctassiico
[9058]Aa beter at
[9061]lao
[9062]veo REM ecto a ty es
[9064]Ween ae
[9066]lee ae ee oe CE ET
[9068]C) conrinentiag (C) fitout  C) Saenassiviss
[9070]tae ts eased
[9072]Se 610“ OC
[9074]Saree COL tn, co eee
[9078]I en aah
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[9084]eg ETI 0 ire i ae Ee en
[9088]MEMORANDUM FOR: Chalet, WH/Security
[9090]eupsacT t Cartine) Buesa, Naavel Francisco
[9091]. 201~-2310838.
[9093]a 8 fa requested that the steriis telephone
[9094]“ aasvering eervice ca tashington, D. C. telephose — Gy
[9095]_ Sambeor 630-4640 be extended until 3. September 1966.
[9097]8. Ie. would be appreciated if your office hardle
[9099]. qelephone. Comnersations
[9100]A4MBIDDY-1 - 201 a
[9103]14.90000
[9105]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[9106]SUBIMCT: Reported Marriage of AMBIDDY-1
[9108]SAMBORA has received conflicting reports concerning
[9109]| Qe pomsibility that AMBIDUY-1 has married Adelaida
[9111]_- PABROM, One of the reports stated that AMBIDDY-1
[9112]“married Adlenida in Miami during the first part of
[9114]SAMBORA - 201
[9115]AMBIDDY-1 - 201,
[9118]| AMWORLD Meeting in Houston, 31 July .
[9119]GUBJECT: Status of ANBIDDY-1's Parents
[9121]AMJAVA-4 stated that heind received in Miant a
[9122]letter fren the Spanieh Consul in Cuba that AMBIDDY-1's
[9123]parents had pianned to come out of Cuba before the Pilon
[9124]‘paid, Afterwards they felt that it would be too dangerous
[9125]and had stayed in piace. Now orders are out to find then.
[9126]and to pick them up. The Spanish want thea to take refuge
[9127]im the lexican Exbassy at the earliest moment. The Spanish
[9128]eay that they can arrange to deliver the aged couple to :
[9129]the Hoxican Enbassy. The question is, can we at HQS check
[9130]with the Mexican Government to try to arrange that they —
[9131]L pegirted te receive ami afford safe travel to HNezico
[9132]: AEDIDDY-1"s parenta. I agreed to investigate but gave
[9133]' B® germitaent or real hope of any stceess. .- oe
[9135]4
[9136]i
[9138]4
[9140]Cari &.
[9141]. Wy/ea/
[9143]oe)
[9149]31 July 1964 a.
[9151]KEMORANDUY YOR THE RECORD a
[9152]GUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between ANJAVA-¢ :
[9153]and Martin Ferrer ub
[9155]t
[9157]DATE 6s) 31 July 1064, 1900 hours
[9159]1. AMJAVA-4 complained that the regular budget funds
[9160]for August had not arrived at their bank and inquired an to
[9161]the reason for the delay. Martin stated he would check into
[9162]‘¢bhe matter ard Carl would have the explamation at their =~
[9163]meeting tonight. In the meantime, A-4 will ask AMNWORLD-3 .
[9164]for a lean. A-4 also asked for an itemized account. of the |
[9165]Goposite otill veuaining in Bank Acoouat II.
[9167]a. A-4 oleiwed he spoke to lr. Sum recently ‘concerning
[9168]the exit of AMWORLD personnel] from Miami. According to « 4.
[9169]&t is presently inpossibie for their people to leave.
[9171]ne A-4 asked that we obtain radio cryptogra c pads
[9172]qtace Saetz supply te running short. pas
[9174] @. &-4 stated. that ADELAIDA is being: repaired at their. .
[9176]* pase and, in his opinion, the ship will be able to curry out .
[9177]- @perations in the early part of august. A-4 suggested that
[9178]|. fii. Mitsbedl go to the base and talk to Francisco NIX Horales
[9179]* . @he is handling: the repaira an.the ADELAIDA. A-4 felt that
[9180]these are only texperary repaire sid the ADEIAIDA will have
[9181]te go into drydock. A-4 believes that . meeting of the minds |
[9182]between Mitchell and Hin would be beneficial on how to best .
[9183]keep the ADZELAIDA operational. Tue undersigned stated bo did |
[9184]got know ix this. would be posasibie fo: wecurity reagonm and
[9185]_ the results would be passed through Cari.
[9187]"ge & 4 tated he had received the spare s parts for the
[9188]80 enliber mochine guns and the 20 mam. cannons.
[9190]lite 1
[9191]Biclodad fran satemallg
[9193]£ Bilave esos salton mothebey
[9195]"fet great angad herwntly Be downgioeng acd |
[9196]- chengod privacy cudg He RET . dcolassiitcathed
[9199]_ | SECRET -
[9201]¢ 4
[9202]78 i
[9203]. i a
[9204]G. according to ANJaVa-4 Carrille has pait all the bills . | ae
[9205]- @f Talaris. . ; e;
[9206]7. A-4 deported that AMBIDDY- :
[9208]1 wae married in Micarages oa
[9210]13 July. A-4 was asked to convey our best vishes,
[9212]\ 6. Carl stated he would nee
[9213]Em the event they cic aot. sect a
[9214]proceed to the usual place.
[9216]t A-4%e flight tate Houstoa.
[9217]t the airport, a-¢ was to
[9219]Ce ea ee en Tea eat een
[9221]Above Bantareatian
[9223]In pruatingad ge
[9226]14.90000
[9228]sancheees MESSAGE FORM
[9229]wh SA/SO/idt Coen [SSECRED |:
[9230]6 August 64 TNO pou .
[9232]50 S4677 Bataan
[9234]19-124-27/2
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[9243]eh... woe
[9244]cm . 1 e "e
[9246]MESSAGE RECEIVED ‘FROM AMBIDDY-1, ETA PANAMA 7 AUGUST.
[9247]ALSO RAISES SUBJECT ‘PARENTS: DIFFICULTIES IN PBRUKEN, 1 aND
[9249]mews eceneme whe sere Ara oo
[9251]Bancenretre
[9253]ae Ee Pe CIE NNT
[9255]AUTHENTICATING |
[9256]OFFICER :
[9258]sy OTHER THAN, que ssuING OFFICE 15. PROHIS
[9263]14-9000
[9265]quae as
[9266]a a  uassirien MESSAGE og _
[9267]ae a | SECRET. — SUT rey — =: *
[9269]|| ACTION » = ote A .
[9270]CSA ae 6 6-400 Bo
[9271]we ‘ voe, ve 2 . . 7 —- t : sé
[9273]8 ECRET 060545z ae
[9274]_BIMEDLARETDIR CITE Yoou 1508 ey way
[9276]gt pe er oe ee oe
[9280]Non “es
[9282]aAWORLD LASBAR TYPIC
[9283]jFOLLOvING RECEIVED AT 06/054 6Z
[9287]mh SIPUE DENcO "WSEGU IRCON SESTI ONESE NEMBA JADAD EMEUE
[9290]ry B ico sca ROUSA CMAAS ZLUPA RAELL CSKIR EALFA HaNZA
[9292]Aczvaledlegvainogs theca sme
[9296]a AGENT. MESEA
[9298]} ay R t pile Ye - ones * fai wos eS oo A iy 3 a :
[9299]ews! rhe : TRANSLATION i . we ty vit she oes
[9301]if mmmertreb ier tty cytes af)
[9302]ress ina that wy yerente A naivtds ie 7 meno :
[9303]FP a atr¥Ou,, gee if errangemants ago be pdo“with Mexican embassy in Cubs
[9305]for phaly: ‘ney ie. “E vith go" to Pagans v Ay to nti Cari. Thank you. ay PN
[9307]ay , Ao MSE: Vos
[9312]14.00000|
[9314]tend
[9316]as ,
[9318]an
[9319]ANUORLD Meeting in Panama City, 8 August 1964 | Lo?
[9320]~ SUBJECT: Parents of AMBITOT-1 :
[9322]: 4
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[9326]. . : i 4
[9328]- Im eeanection with his parents I told AMBIDOT-1 i i
[9330]that ay HOS had investigated the poesibiiity of incerceesion - 4
[9331]with Mexico in thoir behalf, Our considered cpinion was t od
[9333]that this would not serve « useful purpose and might de
[9334]eounter-productive. The relations with Mexico are ;
[9335]otrained at present because of their adverse vote in the
[9336]OMB meeting and my people could see ne way in which they
[9337]eould intercede without directly indicating an official
[9338]U. B. Govornient? taterest in AUBIDDY-1 himself. He
[9340]agreed that this was probably the situation, He asked cnly
[9341]’ £2 4m uy epinion we micht be able to assist in expediting
[9342]_ their entry into the United States an refugees cecking asylua
[9343]-,, (2 eane they were able to make their way to Mexico. I
[9344]: @Wtated thet in ny opinion: we would be able to assist ia suck.
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[9379]- Maroore 8 AUG, 2
[9381]" LAROUSSE ADVISED sTA 7 AUG THAT 6a-paY TOURIST visas OF
[9383]~ AMWORLD DGS CREW EXPIRED THAT DATE. COULD EXTEND VISAS LOCALLY BUT.
[9384]THIS WOULD REQUIRE SPECIAL APPLICATION AND SUBJECT CREW To TAX
[9386]” DECLARATIONS AND OTHER RED TAPE TO SECURE EXIT PERMIT LAT ER. ZagOTH
[9388]=. AND STA AGREED PREFERABLE CREW RETURN MANA AND SECURE NEW VISAS THERE,
[9390] MAROUSSE SO ADVISED, ZABOTH WILL BRIEF AMBIDDY=} THIS ASPECT AND A=!
[9392]WILL t DIRECT GREW RETURN PACY AFTER DISCUSSIONS WITH THEM: IN NEC.
[9394]” ZABOTH ETD PACY 9 AUG, WokL CALL FROM 1 HOUSTON,
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[9417]' SUBJECT: Dr. Manue) ARTIME Buesa
[9418]DATE : 15 July 1964
[9420]FROM 6: Carlos A, RIVERA
[9422]pomeqmrenens eke 8 seeee: alate
[9423]oe
[9427]A few days ago I was able to read a report on the activities  .  . ,
[9428]in large scale of Dr. Manuel ARTIME Buesa, and the beginning of his : -
[9429]intimate relations with his present mistress. ; :
[9431]Of this report I can mention the most outatanding passages as
[9432]I had to memorize then, - . _
[9434]Ve AOR Sr ort pm
[9436]"Dr, Manuel ARTIME Buesa takes his first steps in the public Be
[9437]life as Political Sargent of the 'Partido del Pueblo Libro' (Party Be ;
[9438]*.,; Of the Pree People) whose leader at-that--time was: Dr. Carlos oa
[9439]MARQUEZ Sterling. . . ;
[9441]Later he directed his activities in the fight against General
[9442]BATISTA, going in the Sierra Maestra where he was apointed Lieu-
[9443]tenant by Major Humberto SORI-MARIN. .
[9449]NE SARE A ERE OSE 7S eg rpm 29
[9451]“ He was appointed Lieutenant because of his friendship with
[9452]Major SORI-MARIN, because he was catholic, and because of the lack
[9453]‘of trained persons in the Sierra Macstra. :
[9454]- There are more news on Dr.. Manuel ARTi#E Buesa when he — .
[9455]: pablished the open letter in the newspaper "Avance" denouncing
[9456]. the Castro Regime... The letter was puoliat:2 after he left Cuba,
[9457]while in Exilo in Maxicc. ce : . : :
[9459]~ Jn answering, the CASTRO Regime accuses him of having stolen -
[9460]funds from the Cooperative of which he had charge, This waa
[9461]'. gertified by his friend Major Humberto SORI-MARIN.
[9463]When he arrives in the USA, that is in Miami, Florida, he is
[9464]guest of Mr. Ricardo LORIE and Mr. Michael YABOR. .
[9466]: An argument begins within the MAR, in which there are two
[9467]sides, cna includes Ricardo LORIE and Michaei YABOR, and the.
[9469]- QESENSITIED gg GAEL -
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[9478]Beas
[9480]other Dr. Manue] ARTIME Buesa and Mise Pepita Ricra.
[9482]‘Thie argument. becomes stronger because of the appointment of
[9483]the MRR Delegate to the Democratic Revolutionary Front. ‘
[9485]cen senpeeremeeen FUR TOREAT ATOM ao
[9487]: Dr, Manuel ARTIME Buesa aspires with all his strength and)
[9488]intrigues to this position. _ :
[9490]; He seeks the help of Mr. “Macko” BAQUER, who is said to
[9491]belong to the CIA and who at the same time supports the FRD (DRF).
[9493]He holds a meeting with Mr. SANJENIS in the Cafeteria Dough-
[9495]Nuts, at 8 and 33 Ave., SW. . . .
[9496]Later, at a luncheon at the home of Mr. SANJENIS, in. Fort
[9498]Lauderdalc, he obtains the support of Manuel VILLAFANA, Pepita
[9500]RIERA, SANJENIS, and ur. PAULA, who agree to help him in his plang —
[9502]Nevertheless, he continues to look for support and tries with .
[9504]the BATISTA sector, maintaining reunions with MUJAL, Chile MENDOZA
[9505]and Engineer BADIA. . : _
[9507]The plana of the Council are being completed as far as the
[9509]eanpa in Guatemala, etc., and in order to get the control on the
[9511]. eivil and military sections, due to his excessive ambitions, he
[9512]tries and obtains the support of the following persons: | Col.
[9514]' ASCO, Dr. SARDINAS, Col. Orlando PIEDRA, Miguel SUAREZ Fernande,
[9515]Caho HERMIDA, Laureano BATISTA Falla. and Hr. Juan MESA, who is
[9516]gaid to be a CIA representative. It is common understanding that
[9518]_ this gentleman has helped him quite a bit. : .
[9520]-" "ye aaso receives the help of the Catholic Front through
[9521]Father GONZALF?. Posada and Father LLORENTE, who refused it at @
[9522]beginning. : ;
[9524]. Wath 222 this in hie hands, he obtains the control of the
[9526]-. posts in Guatemala, such as the brothers San Roman, -‘SUETRAS,
[9527]* Bneido OLIVA, Andrew Jr., Manuel VILLATANA and Carol.
[9529]After the disaster of the Bay oi Pigs and the return. to Miami,
[9530]he continues with his activities, taking active part in the Orange
[9531]Bowl act, where President John F. KENPEDY ia presented with the
[9532]‘ “gaise't banner of the Brigade 2506.
[9534]SS TIZED
[9538]military phase and appoiats officers of his trust to the commanding
[9540]apres ott nim vartnamrcmrcimannaiter ss
[9545]ott we tee
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[9553].. Pozo, are known for their sexual deviations,
[9555]i,
[9557]SECRET/RYBAT
[9559]That banner was never, at any time, in front of the Bay of
[9560]Pigs, but came from Guatemala, brought by MORO-MOLINET and which
[9561]-bears his signature on one corner. ; ;
[9563]‘The Government of the USA was advised that they would: make
[9564]&@ political play with this banner, so it is returned to Fort
[9565]Bernnet, and is later destroyed by true revolutionaries. ;
[9567]: Dr. Manue] ARTIME Buesa has had contact with the BIRCH Society,
[9568]group of crazy Naz. who is an infiltree of the Communists.
[9570]There are reports that his father has been a communist for
[9572]_ years in a department of Las Villas Province.
[9574]Beginning of his relations with his present mistress and date. on
[9575]several figures forming his group. ‘ . ,
[9577]A certain morning Dr. Manuel ARTIME Buesa visits the Restaur- ~
[9579]ant. Rancho Luna, at 8 and 9 Ave., SW, accompanied by his chauffeur,
[9580]_ BASULTO. ; -
[9582]. Casually or prearranged, he meets Mr. Edgar SOPO Granda, -
[9583]friend of Dr. ARTIME and member of the Brigade 2506. (This young
[9584]man is the son of a Navy officer under BATISTA, who couuitted
[9585]guicide in La Cabana at the beginning of the Revolution.)
[9587]_ “" gopa Granda was in the company of his close friend Aida PEREZ
[9588]Pozo, who in turn was in the company of her "intimate" friends
[9589]Juana MANUELA and Adelaida PADRON, ‘ we
[9591]- At this meeting Dr. ARTIME and Adelaida PADRON liked each
[9592]other, and the great idyl is born. =
[9594]> pp, ARTIME set up a house for Mra. Adelaida PADRON on 71 NE
[9596]a) Ave., where she lives with her two smaller children by her first
[9598]marriage to Major Roger ROJAS Lavernia. It is rumored in the
[9599]eireles chose te this couple that Dr, ARTINE will soon marry this.
[9601]' woman.
[9603]These thrse women: .Adelaida PADRON, Juana MANUELA, Aida PEREZ
[9604]3 ey are
[9605]Three famous leabians, ,
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[9615]- society.
[9617]SECRET /RYBAT .
[9619]They began to visit the MRR offices, and several of its
[9620]wenbers complained because of their lack of morals.
[9622]Nevertheless, Mrs. Aida PEREZ Pozo was assigned in the
[9623]Intelligence department of the MRR with a salary of $100.00 per
[9624]month. It is rumored this was because of her close friendship
[9625]with Adelaida PADRON and ARTIME,
[9629]Of humble family, she is known as servant of Mrs. Maria Luisa
[9630]GOMEZ-MENA, famous lesbian of the high society of Cuba...
[9632]She is.her favorite servant and takes her along in her trips
[9633]to Europe, having great regards for her.
[9635]At the time that Adelaida PADRON was working for Mra, Ma. -
[9636]Luisa GOMEZ-MENA, the chauffeur of the latter was a brother of
[9637]the well known lesbian, Mrs. Luica CANO, better known by the
[9638]nickname of “La Campeona" (The Champion).
[9640]This is the reason for the great friendship between Adeiaiea |
[9641]PADRON and Lucia CANO - "La Campeona".
[9643]" adelaiaa PADRON is algv a close friend of Flor de Lotto.
[9644]LARRUA and Toni LAVERNIA, fumous artists in Cuba.
[9646]Adelaide PADRON has arrived to her corruption. She boasts
[9647]te contacts with leading women of the Cuban
[9649]While she was still married to Major Roger ROJAS, she gave
[9650]@ party at her house at 445 NE & 30 Ave., Miami, where omong the
[9652]approximately thirty persons who assisted, there were. about fifteen
[9654]lesbians and about five homosexuals. There is a picture of this
[9655]party in the "Revista Faranduia", | published about one sud & half.
[9657]years ago.
[9659]’ General Fulgencio BATISTA was the witness at the wedding of
[9661]= then Lieutenant Roger ROJAS Lavernia and "Miss" Adelaida PADRON.
[9663]. This wedding took place with grest roar in the Night-Club .
[9664]’ Tropicana, of Havana, Cuba.
[9666]. - 7 at is said that Adelaida PADRON maintained intimate relations
[9670]_ BECRET/RYEAT
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[9685]relations with Mr, Pedrito SUAREZ
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[9692]ON.
[9696]with General BATISTA, and that it is even certain that one of her
[9697]sons is of the General. .
[9699]Later Adelaida PADRON gets the divorce and paintains intimate
[9701]Mr. Pedrito SUAREZ was a candidate for Mayor of Maricnao and
[9702]is a close friend of Dr. Rolando MASFERRER, ;
[9704]At present Mr. SUAREZ has intimate relations with & woman.
[9705]maned YOLANDA. : .
[9707]Mr. SUAREZ requested that Adelaida PADRON return a Chevrolet
[9708]Belair, 1953, to him, since he bought it, but she does not return
[9709]it because she says that "it is in her name and it is hers", :
[9711]Mr. SUAREZ at. this time has a business of fruit seeds: in
[9712]Homestead, Florida. cae, . :
[9714]Mr. Roger ROJAS Lavernia:
[9715]Of rich family, son of Mr. Pedro ROJAS Bermudez, Chamber
[9717] Fepresentative for the Liberal Party in the Oriente Province, Cuba,
[9719]for several terms. Owner of sugar. cane farms and live stock:
[9720]ranches. Roger ROJAS Lavernia entered the Cadet School, graduating
[9721]@ sub-officer, He served in several squadrons of the Rural Guard
[9722]and because of his close friendship with General BATISTA, in 1957
[9724]— he vas sent to the USA (Washington) ‘to take an intelligence course,
[9726]in-order to create the BRAC (Buro de Repression de Actividade
[9728]- Comunistos - Bureau of Repression of Communist Activities)- "Cuerpc
[9730]de rayon tigaciones Anticommunistas" (Anti-Communist Investigation |
[9732]After working for a while in the BRAC, he was promoted to
[9734]' Major, Chief of this corps,
[9736]It 4s said that this promotion was due to the relations of |
[9738]“"” Adelaida PADRON with Genera? BATISTA.
[9740]At the present time Mr. Roger ROJAS Lavernia resides at 445
[9742]” MW 30 Ave., is owner of a boarding house, but ke is going to
[9743]“dispose of it this month. : mo, :
[9745]but through his friondship with the rebel Ha jor ,
[9747]srcner rng eS
[9749]AT a a CS mpeetenwtanign one ST Te
[9751]‘| Major Roger ROJAS Lavernia faced problems at the beginning of .
[9752]‘the Revolution,
[9755]William GALVEZ, he was able to take care of ‘hes. 7s
[9757]It ig to be noted that Major Willian GALVEZ is the lover of
[9758]Adelaida PADRON ‘s sister.
[9760]Aida PEREZ Pozo and Juana MANUELA:
[9762]sna ORG Noe eres: es terimpmep een a a
[9763]wet ny ewedene
[9764]a z
[9767]Aida PEREZ Pozo and Juana WANUELA entered the USA through the
[9768]Mexican border, crossing the Rio Bravo,
[9770]They are lesbians and it is said that Juana Manuela is the
[9771]"husband" in this couple,
[9773]. Juana MANUELA is the daughter of a District Attorney of’
[9774]las Villas, who has lately run into trouble with the Miami Police.
[9776]Because of their obscure positions here, it is believed that
[9777]they are infiltrees of the G-2.
[9779]At the present time Aida PEREZ Pozo resides with her sister,
[9780]: Bigdalia PEREZ Pozo, at 1432 NW 16 St., Apt. 1, Miami, Florida.
[9782]Migdalia PEREZ Pozo is married to Mr. Bonkers SANCHEZ, who
[9783]is a revolutionary, working at this time for .
[9785]. Lucia CANO “La Campeona"™: : :
[9786] Eucta CANO, known by the nickname of "La Campeona”, ig a
[9787]. ‘lesbian, famous in this milieu.
[9789]The brother of this "lady" is the chauffeur of Mra. Maria
[9790]Luisa GOMZ2-MENA; he is known to Se a communit; he even made trips
[9791]to Russia and Czechoslovakia.
[9793]i
[9795]a tn ct” sietere of Lucia CANO are also commynist and are sti 22 |
[9796]° a Be poe:
[9798]; ’ fhe husband of Lucia CANO is Jose SEBLEDO, known as "El |
[9800]‘ Gallego”, and is almost always around the reataurant owned by
[9802]TURQUITO, on 8 St. SW. This TURQUI[O is the one of the ORFILA i
[9806]|
[9808]1
[9810]t
[9812]|
[9814]|
[9816]... twouble, Mrs, Lucia CANO has 3 jovor, a married man with, two .
[9817]ol ohildren,. His name ig unknown, |
[9819]a Mrs. Luoia CANO, "La ampeona” is "intimate" friend of
[9820]dolatds PADEON.
[9822]gi
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[9831]BATISTA.
[9833]_groups have some link with him; or else infiltrees of Castroites | |
[9835]n Lucia CANO, who are communists and still in-Cuba. There is also | :
[9836]' the link of Adelaida PADRON's sister. with Major William GALVEZ. i
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[9844]: Although idelaida PADRON maintains “intimate” relations with _
[9845]Several of her girl friends in Miami, she has confessed that the 5
[9847]one she likes completely is her “intimate girl friend", the. wife- a
[9848]of Dr. Pedro RAMOS, well known doctor who. resides in Miami, Florida,
[9850]Dr. Pedro RAMOS resides at 213 XW 50 St., Miami, Florida.
[9854]She is the sister of Adelaida PADRON, She is tied in this |
[9855]matter because whe introduced and directs all of her sister's ;
[9856]activities, ; os
[9858]Victoria PADRON is married to an Italian-American whose name
[9859]is unknown.
[9861]|
[9862]I
[9863]Vietaria PADRON lives in common-law with Mr. Raul GRANDA, | | :
[9864]married, ex-chief of the Military G-1 in the era of General i
[9866]According to what Aida PEREZ Pozo informed to Mr. Manolin
[9867]GARCIA, when the counter-revolution will succeed, Mr. Raul CRANDA
[9868]v Occupy his post because it is a family affair through ARTIHE,°
[9869]Adelaida, etc. u
[9871]NOTE: In all this love intrigue around Dr. Manvel ARTIME Buesa,.
[9872]there could be the influence of two factors: either the infiltra-
[9873]tion of BATISTA elements, as almost all the components of the.
[9875]who work in the USA, since there are involved the relatives of
[9877]|. SECRET/AYBAT
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[9895]Reports on AMBIDDY/1 Activities
[9896]ACTOR GEQUAED : MFUNICED
[9898]ACTION REQUIRED: FYI
[9899]REFERENCE 3: Konc,
[9901]. 1. The Station continues to receive numervus reports on
[9902]AMBIDDY/1 activities, Most are fragmentary and based on stories
[9903]which someone has heard about town but invariably cannot be
[9904]traced to exact sources, Some of these reports are ag follows:
[9906]®, AMRAZZ/1. The departure of AMBIDDY/1 and his .
[9907]group from the WAVE area was duc to pressure from ODACID.,
[9908]This action was the result of the Publicity generated by ,
[9909]AMWORLD after their successrul operation, The departure
[9910]did not signify a loss of aid to AMWORLD from ODYOKE. The |
[9911]-@xit of AMYUM/19 from AMWORLD was due to his dissatisfaction
[9913]; is a spokesman in this regard for the AGRUPACION CATOLICA,
[9915]: AMBIDDY/1 is accused of leading a licen ous: e for some
[9916]time; having a mistress who was formerly a mistress.of | a
[9917]Batista; and buying a house and presenting it to this woman.
[9918]It is also reported that he will marry this woman soon,
[9920]b. AMRAZZ/1. Carlos MONTANER advised that AMBIDDY/1
[9921]- has almost run out of funds and that his group will soon be
[9922]liguidated. ;
[9924]c. AMSHADY/1. The talk around town is that AMBIDDY/1
[9925]is now married to his girl friend, However, be is stili
[9926]- Living with a male friond aad sue is atili tiving with a
[9928]girl friend. ; ed
[9931]SE eis anima PPro ee
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[9937]‘with AMBIDDY/1's immoralities. It is supposed that AMYUM/19 —
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[9945]dg. AMCHERR/25. (This information is from Pedro LEYVA
[9946]Ugarizza, sco Tirecter of the paper, REPLICA, throug b-
[9948]_Carlce RIVERA.) Report attached under separate cover,
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[10015]RODRIGUEZ, PABLO ANTONIO ASTUDILLO OJEDA, CARLOS ORLANDO PILOTO
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[10037]1 a GE FARTiticee ow THE “CoMAEIO DE LIRERACION"; 1). t ASSUME FOL.
[10038]“RESPOMOTBILITY YOR THE ERROR THAT WAS COMMITTED. %) I GUARANTEE THAT 19.”
[10039]_ WAS AN MOMEST MISTAKE. 3). FORTUNATELY WE DISCOVERED A CLANDESTINE CARGO
[10040]GOING TO BENEFIT MANY CUBAN COMMUNISTS. THE ERROR HAS PARALYZED 12. suaAs (4
[10041]‘pMELLS. FORTUNATELY BARITIUR “ENSURANCE BATES GOING TO CUBA HAVE InCamaSiD | 3
[10042]20%. 4) FORVUNATHLY THE COUNTRY THAT O™NS THE SUNKXE SNIP EAB WEvER. Eee’
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[10059]ANCORID Meeting itn New York, 6 October 1964.
[10060]SUBJECT: AMVORID Contingency Plans
[10062]1, AMJAVA-4 said that AMBIDDY-1 was very enthusiastic
[10063]about the ANEIJEIRAS operation and felt this was the real
[10064]key to success of our program to overthrow the Castro
[10065]Fegine. Ho is prepared to concentrate on this operation
[10066]completely fcr the inmodiate future,
[10068]8 I asked 4-4 if they had done any planning on the
[10069]Desia that the AMEIJEIRAS operation might not pan out. -
[10070]Me asked me directly whether. a decision had been mads to. —
[10071]eoatinuse or to cut off support to AMWORLD, [ told him .
[10072]ttat a decision had not beeon mado but that my Headquarters
[10073]wae very interested in the outcome of the AMEBIJEIRAS
[10074]operation on which he was working. He recognized tho.
[10076]of this operation and stated that he and 4-1
[10077]bad conjectured that future support to AMWORLD might be -
[10078]ecentingent on success or failure of their handling of .
[10079]that case. I did not confirm or deny thia point but told ~
[10080]Rim that the organization would surely be happy if they
[10081]were able to handle it with success,
[10083]3. A-4 then explained that he and A-1 had spent
[10084]considerable time discussing the future of their program
[10085]and their prospects vis a vis the Agency. He said.
[10086]that in their opinion one of two things would happen}
[10087]@ither the AVEIJBIRAS operation would pay off in which
[10088]e@are they would be able to continue to operate with Agency
[10090]. Sappert but witha a diversion of major objectives or tie
[10092]Operation would peter out, in which case they would have
[10093]te consider what to do without Agency support. He said
[10094]that A-1 was not only prepared to accept ea diversion of
[10095]primary objective but felt that present circumstances
[10096]Gictated the wisdom of such a mve, However, both of
[10097]them feel that their present puramilitary program must
[10098]be sontinued, not because 4¢ ia crucial to the outcome
[10100].. @f the Cuban situation, but because the atrength which
[10101]Shey exhibit through these operations is the only attrac-
[10103]@ion to AMWORLD that has caused the ANEIJEIRAS group to
[10104]contact thon, a.
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[10119]4. ‘Ya case the AMEIJEIRAS operation fails to develop,
[10121]-ané the Agency should decide to cut off support to AMHORLD,
[10123]&m-4 say they will continue to try to operate as long as
[10124]they can. He said that instead of 200 people they night
[10125]be operating with 20, but they could do something. So: lon:;
[10126]as they have the hardware with which to operate they can
[10127]“well" operations each time. For example, he said, they
[10128]would go to Cuban exiles, to Venezuela, to American.
[10129]Dusinessmen, etc. and would tel) thea, ‘The October savre
[10130]ation will coat $25,000, If you will underwrite it we
[10131]will dedicate it to you and run it in your nam.“ He
[10132]feela this would carry them for a few months provided they .
[10133]ean run a few successful operations,
[10135]5S, 4-4 said that when the support ran out the
[10137]hardware was all gone, and there was nothing left with
[10138]which to operate, A-1 would take 12 or 15 of his hard
[10139]eore followers and go into the Escambray in Las Villas
[10140]to make ove last ditch effort. I asked him if A~-1 felt
[10141]he would have any chance of a success and A~-4 stated that
[10142]ehould such a state come to pass, A-1 would definitely
[10143]@© in with the expectation of being run down eventually
[10144]end shot but that he would do this in order to go out in
[10146]... & Dlage of glory and to continue to serve as a martyr.
[10148].: dew@ gaid there was absolutely no doubt in his mind that
[10150]., &1 vould follow thie course, that he had a hero compulzion
[10151]Dt ene a martyr cosplex and was completely without fear of death.
[10153]again mentioned an idea held by A-1 that he will not live
[10155]5: past 29 January 1965 (his birthday) because he is convinced
[10156]'. Ghat he is destined to reach tho peak moment of his life .
[10157].@aring his 33rd year (as did Jesus Christ) and dees ont
[10159]expect to live beyond that time.
[10161]6. I asked A-4 where he, ‘ype:sonally, stood in sue’ a
[10162]He said that he was no hero but he had
[10163]@edicated seven years of his life as a goboolboy and young
[10165]i Baa to Cubak independence, and hc would not stop now.
[10167]would not go in deliberately to die as a martyr, but he would
[10169]on * @antinue with his work doing the best he could vith whatever
[10170] g@=ans he could come by.
[10172]- @@ Tony YARONA who can separate himself completely from the
[10174]He stated, "A-1 is not such a larder
[10176]etruggle and go out to sel] used cars. A-1 cannot exiet te
[10177]® lige which. is routine and without personal power. Hs walk.
[10178]@fe first even in a suicidal mission,” A-4 stated that
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[10187]he, himself, was of a different sature but that Lt would be
[10188]just as impossible for him to go to a routine type of work
[10189]and leave the work of liberation c/ ‘Ris country. — Ls
[10190]7, 1 aeked A-4 what AMWORLD would do if they vere |
[10191]able to commence operstions agsin, He said they had two
[10192]targets on the north coast 1rat they would like to hit.
[10193]when they have another chance, Goe is Puerto Vita, the other
[10194]de Manati. They have target studies on Puerto Vita and have
[10195]just recruited a refugee from Manati who knows the area
[10196]thoroaghly and brought out a large number of photographs -
[10197]of the target with him from Cuba, Unfortunately some of
[10198]them were confiscated by U. 8. Customs when he cane through
[10199]Miami, but there vere still enough remaining to plan an.
[10200]operation. He asked if we might be able to help recover the
[10201]eonfiscated photos, I told him that if approval to recommence
[10202]. rations was given, I was gure we could do so. Ian the
[10203]geantine, I was, of
[10204]fgature operations but/interested in what ANWORLD was thinking
[10205]elong these lines,  A-4 understood our position with the .
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[10256]- 30 October 1964
[10258]MEMORANDUM YOR THE RECORD
[10260]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation betweeen AMBIDDY-1 and
[10261]Martin Forrer
[10263]DATE : 16 October 1964 at 1045 hours
[10265]1. AMBIDDY-) said he had met yesterday with a nows-
[10266]paperman named Robert Stark of the London Times, A-1 .
[10267]first knew Stark during his. imprisonment after the Bay of
[10268]Pigs and claims Stark was one of the few correspondents
[10270]- who was allowed to interview the prisoners.” Ac ding to
[10271]- del Stark and th¢égovernor of the Bahamas are involved in
[10272]“1 @@uggling to «nd from Cuba. Gtark smuggles salt pork into
[10273]| Qriente Province and brings out rum and cigars, Stark ia —
[10274]"tthe owner of an LCM (Andros Engineer) and an LCU (Charles-
[10275]*. town). While A-1l was jotting down the names of the vessels
[10276]' Stark said, "Nowdon't go sinking my ships." A-I replied,
[10277]-"We don't sink anyone's ships.'' Stark is leaving today for
[10278]Canada to purchase fire bricks for sugar centrals in Cuba.
[10279]‘Stark advised A-1 that Ramon Castro, Fidel's brother,
[10280]_ would like to defect. Stark is willing tc =ssist Ramon
[10281]; Oxfiltrate clandestinely provided that A-~-1l supply a boat
[10282]“7. to meet the exfiltrating party somewhere in the open seas.
[10283]-- Before A-1 ccmumits his organization to suc a plan he
[10284]would like to have Headquarters investigate Stark, A-1
[10286]_ expects to meet Stark within a week and give him an answer
[10287]at that time.
[10289]7 2. A-l has received a report from his base that
[10291]: ALBUERNE is involved in a narcotics and numbers racket
[10292]based in Miami, A-1 is requesting that the complete report
[10294]be forwarded to Miami in order to turn it over to us,
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[10309]3. 4-1 is leaving today for Puerto Rico to solicit
[10310]funds from several wedthy businessmen. He then expccts
[10311]to leavg@for Santo Domingo to meet with President Reid.
[10313]He will then return to New York where he will talk to some
[10314]Mew York businessmen and attempt to collect financial
[10315]support for his organizati on. _
[10317]4. AMWORLD has been notified by the Justice Depart-
[10318]mont that they have to register as agents of a foreign
[10319]government, Hanolin Hernandez drafted a letter in reply
[10320]objecting to being called "agents of a foreign government.”
[10322]' gw] maintains that his organization does not report tormr
[10323]is responsible to any other government, etc, A-l was asked .
[10324]to send us a copy of their reply for our records,
[10326]S. A-1 commented he has hired Luis PRIETO Porter
[10327]| to head the AMWORLD “Brain Trust." . :
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[10482]WENORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10484]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 .
[10485]and Martin Ferrer
[10487]‘DATE : 25 October 1964 at 1330 hours”
[10489]a oe .
[10491]1. The Office of Security called the undersigned
[10492]- to advise that AMBIDDY-1 had telephoned.
[10494]- 2. Upon returning A-}'s call, he stated he ‘telephoned
[10495]' gerely to inform.us that. he would be going into.
[10497]retreat on 26 or 27 October. He will. be staying. t the
[10498]Diplomat Hotel in Hollywood, Miami as a guest of ‘the’
[10499]@anagement since the manager is one of the "100 men,"
[10501]A&-1"3 rooms are 2255 and.2257. ‘The “«:lephone number 1s.
[10502]WA9-8111, .A-1 can be reached at that number for the’
[10504]pert week. - .
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[10511]30 October 1964
[10513]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10515]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between ANBIDDY-1 and.
[10516]vy Martin Ferrer
[10518]DATE : 30 October 1964 at 1130 hours
[10520]1. AMBIDDY-1 inquired as to when the organizational
[10521]charts he requested from Carl would be ready, A-1 explained |
[10522]these charts are urgently needed to prepare future plans —
[10523]concerning the "dissident group."" At present Nilo Messer
[10524]is being groomed to go to Madrid to be the liaison after
[10526].. "Gaco" de Leon is replaced. ‘"Cuco" de Leon is leaving |
[10527]shortly for Nicaragua to commence infiltration training.
[10529]. 2. As to A-1's future plans he intends to leave for
[10530]Central America on Tuesday or Wednesday, 3 or 4 November,
[10531]AMJAVA-4 is leaving for Nicaragua on 2 November,
[10533]“ 3. AMBIDDY-1 is sending Rafael Garcia, Luis Grillo,
[10534]and Amado Cantillo to the Dominican Republic to survey
[10535]' the new location which President Reid has offered AMWORLD,
[10536]According to A~1 Reid has offered them an cperations base
[10537]wuch closer to Cuba than IsJe de Beata. At present A-1
[10538]is getting cost estimates ou the 12 Swifts which Prosident
[10539]Reid wishes to buy in the U. S. The different astimates
[10540]_Will be sent. to President P-id with the three aforenentioned
[10541]AMWORLDers, According to A-1i President Reid suggesteti that
[10542]AMWORLD could paint their Swifts the same colors as the
[10543]“@enes which the Dominicans will. have,
[10545]4, 4-1, Sixto Mesa, and John Monahan intend to meat
[10546]a group of wealthy American and Cuban bushessmen on Sunday
[10547]“$0 solicit funds for AMWORLD, A-1 was advised to take a
[10548], hard look as to the motives of Mr. Monahan before getting
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[10566]will be liberated, - . : . es
[10568]5. A-l was asked to ‘:heck 1f they had purchased the Te ag
[10569]extra commo equipment and spare parte, . : f “ee
[10571]6. <A-1l was asked to investigate if the steel. planking
[10572]has been paid.
[10574]7. A-l expects a telephone cal} from Robert Btarkie
[10575]tomorrow, 31 October, concerning the fire bricks. This
[10576]matter ia now being handled by Manuel Hernande;z., Oo
[10578]8, A-l was advised that Carl would have the charts
[10579]by Tuesday night. A-1 will be called on Monday to. make
[10580]arrangexents for the meeting between himself and Carl, |
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[10606]3 Movember 1964
[10608]' MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10610]SUBJECT: felephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
[10611]; and Martin Ferrer
[10612]DATE:
[10614]2 November 21964, 2100 hours
[10616]1. AMBIDDY-1 stated that he, AMWORLD-2 and John Monahan
[10617]mot some wealthy, American businessmen on 1 November. One of
[10618]the Americans was the President of the American Medical Asso-.
[10619]ciation in Miami who promised AMWORLD medical supplies. A-1
[10620]mentioned that John Monahan spoke eloquently before the sroup
[10621]en behalf of AMWORLD. Tie undersigned mentioned to A-1 that
[10622]unlike Cuban businessmen, one has to take a more direct approach
[10623]with American businessmen as far as money is concerned. A-1
[10624]-waid the reason he has not made a direct pitch for money-is-:-.~
[10625]because he does not want to take the same approach other. exile
[10626]organizations do. A-1 felt he would have better success in
[10627]getting a little from alct of people instead of alot from a few.
[10628]“T"~.  3. According to A-1, AMJAVA-4 will be leaving Thursday
[10630]for Nicaragua. : :
[10632]oS 3. A-1 advised that Nilo Messer and Antonio Sanz are now
[10634]- am Spain. Antonio Sanz will return after placing Nilo in contact
[10635]with appropriate people in Spain. A~-1l expects to meet with a
[10637]representative of the dissident group within the next two weeks.
[10639]A-1 did not elaborate as to the reason for his expectation.
[10641]A-2 again asked if the charts he requested would be terned -
[10643]over to him when he meet: Carl. -A-1 was assured that Carl would
[10644]bring the charta to the meeting. :
[10646]*Cuce” do Leon is leaving. on 3 November for Nicaragua.
[10648]v “8. The taree man group scheduled to go to the Dominican
[10649]Republic to curvey the new AMWORLD site has been temporarsly
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[10670]‘information for President Reid concerning the purchase of twelve
[10671]Swifts. This information will be sent with the three man group.
[10672]When asked why President Reid has not negotiated the purchase '
[10673]of the Swifts himself, A-1 stated Reid tried to but found
[10674]embezzeling withiu his group. President Reid wants to show the
[10675]maval group he can purchase the Swifts on his own. :
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[10679]6. A~-l expects the Philco training school to begin on
[10681]. 3 November. Approximately 25 AMWORLDERS will attend the school.
[10682]A-1 said he had submitted a list of needed spare parts to
[10683]Philco but he has not received a reply. A-1 is checking other
[10684]radio.corporations to obtain the lowest possible prices.
[10686]9. ‘The MV SANTA MARIA is anchored off Monkey Point and»
[10687]according to A-l is in top notch condition.
[10689]8. A-1 said he terminated his contract with station WRUL
[10690]in New York. A-1 intends to use the Dominican Republic to
[10691]beam long-wave programs to Cuba.
[10693]9. As of this month the "Tridente" will. be reduced in
[10694]size and will be published monthly.
[10696]- > 40. A-1 was informed that Carl will arrive in West Palm —
[10697]Beach at 2130 on 3 November. A-1-will be expecting. a call from |
[10698]Carl at the Diplomat Hotel. wo : ep
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[10722]4 Movember 1964
[10724]WEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10726]| SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation between AMBIDDY-1 and
[10727]Martin Ferrer ; . 7
[10729]DATE : 3 November 1964 at 2130
[10731]1. After several. unsuccessful attempts I was finally
[10732]able to contact AMBIDDY-1 and advise him that Carl waid
[10733]be unable to meet him at the agreed time. I informed
[10734]A-1 that Carl would contact him at 0900 on 4 November and
[10736]_ make arrangements for their meeting.
[10738]2. A-1 said he had received confirmation that the
[10739]Phileco sci.0l had started on 2 November.
[10741]‘3. During this non-operational period A-1 is having
[10742]all bis vesseis checked out to see that they will be in
[10743]good operational condition. A-1 specificzlly alluded to
[10744]. the LCM's that ave presently being overhauled. The ‘Swit
[10745]GITANA is also undergoing maintenance repairs,
[10747]4. Besides setting up Nilo Messe< ag AMWORLD's liaison
[10748]‘to the dissident group, Antonio Sanz is inquiring as to
[10749]the departure date of the RIO CAQNAO, A-1 intends to
[10750]broach the tonic of attacking the CAONAG with Carl. 4-2}
[10751]stated that he hopes that Carl will have a final decision
[10752]~ for him on the CAONAO
[10754]5, Feeling that A-1 was probing for a sign as to what
[10755]decision has been made on the CAONAO, I changed the subject
[10756]and asked A-1 if he was; watching the election returns, A-1
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[10768]nicely.. Judging from the tone of A-1's voice, he apparently
[10769]feele that the re-election of President Johnson and the
[10770]elections of Robert Kennedy would guararcee the continuation
[10772]of AMVORLD.
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[10820]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10821]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between ANBIDDY-1 and
[10822]Martin Ferrer | :
[10824]DATE: 7 Noveaber at 1130 hours
[10826]1. AMBIDDY-1 tated he expects to leave for Central
[10827]America on 11 November. He is waiting for the return of
[10828]Antonio Sanz from Madrid. Sanz is bringing "some infor-
[10829]mation" with him (A-1 did not elaborate) which A-1 wants
[10830]to evaluate before he (A-1) returns to the bases.
[10832]. 2. <A-l reiterated his promise of obtaining a new
[10833]roster for Headquarters. A-1 mentioned he is having all
[10835]his materiel inventoried and expects to have the results cane
[10836]for his meeting with Mr. Archer.
[10838]- 3. Awl was notified that perhaps it would be better
[10839]if he proceeded to the camps and we would contact him as
[10840]to the time and place of the meeting with Mr. Archer,
[10842]oi 4. A=-1 was reminded to submit his request for the
[10843]. December budget. . oo
[10845]5. A-] said he would telephone prior to his departure .
[10847]for Central America. ; -
[10848]aL,
[10850]J. Hernandez
[10851]WH/SA/S0/HH
[10853]Telephone Conversations .
[10854]Antonio SANZ 2C!
[10855]Ani G01L~ .
[10857]Finance
[10859]* Abeve Sonversation
[10860]49 prearrsngud froquentty:
[10861]Sivery coda
[10863]-
[10868]14-0000
[10870]abe
[10874]12 November 1964
[10876]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
[10878]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
[10879]And Martin Ferrer
[10881]DATE : 12 November 1964, 1100 hours
[10883]1. AMBIDDY-1 reported that Antonio Sanz returned fron
[10885]Spain last night (11 Nov) and according to Sanz a representative
[10886]of the dissident group will be leaving for Spain on 15 Nov.
[10887]Banz does not have.the name of the representative,however, all
[10888]indications point to Dr. Faustino Perez. A-1 has only talked
[10889]to Sanz briefly by phone ard therefore did not have all the — .
[10890]details of Saenz trip. : : .
[10892]. 2. According to A-1 Sanz talked to the captain of the
[10893]Caonao and the captain is more willing than ever to deliver the .
[10894]ship to AMWORLD. The Caonao will leave Spain on 16 Nov. :
[10896]- Bel said he would like a reading from Carl on the status. of
[10897]the Caonao operation. . ,
[10899]3. A-1 stated that some of his men who were formerly. .
[10900]in the U. S. Army are being recalled. A-1 requested that we
[10901]do whatever possible to remecy this situation. A-1 was
[10902]advised to submit a list of names of the individuals involved
[10903]and we wailld review the problem.
[10905]oa " @, Santiago Alvarez Rodriguez is encountering difficulties
[10906]with 18%8 in leaving the U. S. A-1 did not elaborate as to the
[10907]ll QR€2iculty, however, it appears te de a matter of uv? haying.
[10908]s- he proper papers.
[10910]ce . §, Al said he ig very pleased by the intelligence ;
[10912] gection in Miami, partioularjy the debriefing of Cuban exiles.
[10914]the. promised to give Headquarters. copies of all intelli-
[10916]- . gence reports. ; . .
[10917]us V8 conversation
[10919]et timnaed
[10921]heaweun et
[10925]access 19 PEI PN mE me ST
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[10929]! .
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[10938]L “RET ; ;
[10941]6. A-1l commented that there is a possibility that AMWORLD © i.
[10943]may get a free ship from Babun. A-1l feels that by acting as
[10944]an intermediary for the JOANNE, Babun will give AMWORLD another
[10945]ship after obtaining possession of the. JOANNE.
[10947]7
[10949]7. A-1 expects to leave within. the next fer days for : :
[10950]Central America. We will see AMJAVA-4 and get up-to-date
[10951]reading on the situation at the camps and obtain the inventory
[10952]from A-4. A-1 would like to see Carl in the U.S. rather .
[10953]than in Panama. .
[10955]8. A-1 claimed that the $18,000 balance due on the
[10956]JOANNE repairs had been sent to Ramsey Scarlett.
[10958]8. A-1 was advised that Carl would meet him tonight ‘
[10959](12 Nov) in West Palm Beach. A-1 should make reservations .
[10960]at a motel in that eity and call Headquarters at 1600 hours
[10961]teday with the name of the motel.
[10963]WH/SA/SO/HE
[10965]AMBIDDY-1 201
[10966]Conversations
[10973]16 Novomber 196%
[10975]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[10977]/ BUBSECT: Telephone. Conversation Between. AMBIDDY-1
[10979]and Martin Fer
[10980]DATE: 16 November 1964, 1100 hours
[10981]1. AMBIDDY-1 expects to leave on 1? November for -
[10983]Costa Rica. He has received an urgent message that
[10984]Cornelio Orlich would like to talk to him; A-1 hopes |
[10986]’ to return to Miami as soon as possible to be on call
[10988]for the meeting with representative of the dissident
[10990]group.
[10992]-g. ~ AMJAVA-4 18 leaving on. the same flight as A-1
[10993]but will go directly to Managua. A-4 would prefer to)
[10995]"meet with Carl on 19 November in Panama, A-1. vas. requested —
[10997]to tell A-4 to bring the plans for Jucaro, Casilda, Santa
[10998]Crus del Sur and Guayabal to the Panama aeeting. A-1:.
[10999]will tell A-4 the address of the Panama gafehouse. |
[11001]: 3. , A-1 said he received word from Managua that:
[11002]geveral shots were fired at his private.automobile .
[11003]yesterday (15 Novembor) in Managua. Fortunately the.
[11004]bullets went astray and the driver was | unharmed. The.
[11005]assailant or assailants escaped. .
[11007]-- @,. According to A-1 approximately ¢ a week « or go ago
[11009]the Guardia Fiscal in Parismina, which is near Tortuguero,
[11010]gaw a light out. at sea. When they went. te see what it
[11011]was they saw a submarine. A-1 also claine that the U.S.
[11013], Army is in thot area puilding a tower of: eens sort..:
[11015]* 8. Awl believes the weapons ordered by Costa Rica.
[11016]Zrom the U.S. were reyuesied by Pepe Figueres under the
[11017]pretext thet of turning them over to Manolo Ray. A-1-
[11018]opined t.t 90me may be given to Ray but a great bulk of
[11019]the arns. would be kept by Figuerss:
[11021]Above converisiion conducted
[11022]Brearranged requontly
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[11036]6. A-1l said he is mailing the plan for the RIO
[11037]CAONAC defection and the silencer developed by AMVORLD
[11038]to Headquarters this very day.
[11042]7. A-1 was asked to cal) Headquarters upon his 7
[11043]return from Costa Rics. A-1l agreed to do so.
[11045]“ReLel del, :
[11047]Raul J. Hernandez
[11048]WH/SA/80/HH
[11054]File: AMBIDDY-1 201 .
[11055]Telephone conversations
[11056]oo AMJAVA-4 201
[11057]. Costa Rica
[11058]RIO CAONAO
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[11072]17 Noverber 1964.
[11075]'
[11077]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11079]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AVBIDDY-1,.
[11080]. Norman Santell and Martin Ferrer
[11082]‘DATE: 17 November 1964, 1030 hours
[11084].
[11086]1. AMBIDDY-1 stated William King will advise Philco |
[11087]today that AMWORLD no longer wished to employ Jim Lee. A-1
[11088]gent a message to the base for Lee to return to the U. s.
[11090]2. A-1 reported he received a call from Nilo Messer
[11091]who said that Robreno wished to see AMJAVA-4 to make arrangt:-
[11092]ments for the "summit" meeting. It appeared to A-1 that the
[11093]representative of the dissident group in Spain wants to deal
[11094]with a higher ranking person than Nilo Messer. Nilo has:
[11095]received indications that the representative has already ..
[11096]left Cuba and is somewhere in Europe on a shopping spree.
[11098]_ Mr. Santell suggested perhaps it would be best for AMJAVA-4
[11099]‘to arrange the meeting in Paris rather than in Spain. A-1
[11100]agreed. AMJAVA-4 will probably leave for Spain on 21 November
[11101]after his meeting with Carl. , t
[11103]: - §.. Ae-l was advised that HQS had. received a report stating it
[11104]Guayo is in possession of photographs presumed to be on the z
[11106]ARANZAZU affair that were not turned over to AMWORLD for cen-
[11107]sorship. A-1 stated th:: Guayo was searched thoroughly after.
[11109]“the ARANZAZU affair and doubts he has photograsis in his.
[11111]'" ygessession unbeknownst to AMWORLD, however, A-1 will inves-.
[11112]tigate. We advised A-i «s had no way of checkisg the veracity
[11113]of the report, however, wanted to alert him of the possipiliity.
[11115]. Al said Guayo is now in Caracas working for "Bbhenia Libre."
[11117]; 4. A-1 plans to leave for Costa Rica on 1% November.
[11119]We informed him that one of the topics which Cornelio Orlich may
[11120]discuss is the increasing publicity being generated by the
[11121]training of Cuban exiles in that country, :
[11123]“> Oe Aq] was asked to call-HQS on hia return from Costa Rica.
[11125]Abbrs comers gonductad fed u 2 fi .
[11126]I Pre mau rowseniy "> Saul J. Hernandez “
[11127]ryt semen" CES RET > WH/SA/80/HH |
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[11162]a ae
[11164]31 November 1964 no . oe
[11166]. MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11168]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1,
[11169]— Norman Santell and.Martin Ferrer __
[11171]DATE : 20 November 1964, 2100 aoure:
[11173]a 1, AMBIDDY-1 called to say he. had just returned from
[11174]‘Costa Rica where he spoke to President Orlich and his brother,
[11175]The Orlichs made no mention of expelling A-1, but, to the
[11176]_. contrary, are willing to continue ta.aupport AMWORLD, The -
[11177]only request made by Presidont Orlich was. that the arma barge
[11178]be taken out of Costa Rica for fear the Communists would _ : °
[11179]‘learn of its existence, A~1 said he will comply. ‘ :
[11181]‘eo RRR Er enon ss Kota nt nena sents nese em ween ce et
[11183]2.. The topic of conversation quickly changed to the .
[11184]newspaper article by Hal Hendrix which greeted A-i. upon. his. .
[11185]. arrival from Costa Rica about A-1 invslvement: in smuggling  . ; it
[11186]activities in Costa Rica. We informed A=1 that Al Burt had 5a
[11187]' antended to publish a similar story: but was scooped by Hendrix,
[11188].We asked A-1 what he thought of the idea of having President
[11189]‘Orlich issue a complete denial as soon as possible of A-1's
[11190]_' smuggling activities in Costa Rica. A=} felt @ presidential
[11191]~ denial vas essential in counteracting this damaging publicity.
[11192]' 'A-1 stated he would call President Qrlich the first thing in
[11193]~ the mornirg on this matter, Another suggestion to neutralize
[11194]. Hendrix's story was for A-1 to see Al Burt as-soon as possible
[11195]‘end categorically deny the story. if heed be A-i might want
[11196]_ ‘te invite Hurt to Costa Hica to speak to. President Orlich and.
[11198]confirm 4-1l's side of the story. . -_ ;
[11199]Raul J. Hernandsz p “
[11201]4
[11202]Ha
[11203]WH/SA/
[11206]14-0000
[11208]. 4
[11209]OR :
[11215]21 Novenber 1964 : ge
[11217]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11219]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1, , |
[11220]Norman Santell and Martin Ferrer |
[11222]|
[11224]H
[11226]DATE : 21 November 1964, 1030 hours
[11228]- 1. The. undersigned telephoned AMBIDDY-1 to see if he
[11230]bad an opportunity to speak with President Orlich. A-1 stated
[11231]he was unable to reach the President but did speak to the :
[11233]President's eecretary,. The secretary advised A-} that he was
[11234]unaware of the Hendrix story but he assured A-1 the entire story'
[11235]would be denied. A-1 informed Headquarters that he has sent
[11236]Manolin Hernandez with a copy of the story to see President
[11237]Orlich, A-1 commented that the initial reaction in Miami to
[11238]' the story was one of indignation toward Hendrix.
[11240]1
[11242]i
[11244]i
[11245]. 2, When we called A-1, he was on his: way to see Al Burt. |
[11246]A-1 had already talked to Burt by phone and they had made an H
[11247]appointment to discuse the entire matter this morning. Burt ; }
[11248]‘told A-1 on the phone that rumors concerning A-1's activity —. i
[11249]: had reached him. A-1 said he would tell Burt that President:
[11250]“!. Qrlich would issue a complete denial of the Henditx allegations.
[11251].7u,‘-d-1 was cautioned not to forget that Burt is primarily a
[11252]oe Rewspaperman and therefore to be on guard as to what he tells
[11254]so 3, Al gas advised to take a firs stand against Philico
[11255]-.,/ Conserning dim Lee. Lee should be sent back to the U.S. as
[11256]goon as possible. A-1 was requested to reject any proposals
[11257]| by Philco for consultations in Miami or Central America con-
[11258]~* gerning Lee, A-1 should tell King to telephone Philco on
[11259]~ Monday (23 Nov) and make it quite clear AMWORLD cannot afford
[11260]. , tO pay needless travelling expenses of Philco representatives,
[11261]: King should also ask for a price list ea tibtnes ne parte,
[11263]Sean Be LE oan Scere
[11265]' 1% Philco cannot comply, A-1 was. advised em he will buy
[11266]‘hig spare parts elsewhere,
[11268]SECRET
[11270]. Abovg can. . ‘
[11271]Station ¢
[11272]in Proarranced tras, Conaheerad
[11276]Es a ae —, aa Weise ne
[11277]ate ’ RERRST SCE a SEENON TIRETNSET ES eeOene mee: Sener amnpeanrtnial nme RENO MBO TERRE RUA Te TIER Cet + .
[11278]oom een net tt ETT SAD SEINE LE EE LC wD SEEN BA | OLE = . 2 x -
[11280]Hite STR OE ie ieee edeeten a amenemeermnaaeaemaitameiioe chaser ae See
[11283]14-0000
[11285]4. According to A-} Babun has loaned a PC to 4-1. ’
[11286]He promised to send us data on the boat, ; ,
[11288]-
[11290]“Rel. ti . : .
[11292]Raul J. Hernandez so
[11294]Conversations . . :
[11295]CR
[11296]Press
[11297]Commo
[11298]- Maritine
[11301]. C. .
[11302]{A
[11304]23 Noveaber 1964
[11306]en MET FY
[11308]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11310]SUBJECT: Telephon: Conversation Between AMBIDDY-1
[11311]and Dick :
[11313]DATE: 21 November 1964, 1600 hours
[11315]1. At 1600 curs, 21 November 1964, I complied with
[11316]AMBIDDY-1's request relayed through the Security Office
[11317]that he be called on FRanklin 3-1568 in. Miami.
[11319]me 2. AMBIDDY-~-1 described reports reaching him of
[11320]mysterious phone calls being received by various Cubans
[11321]in Miami, mostly MRR personnel or wives of MRR members.
[11322]These calis started during she morning of 21 November...
[11323]The caller was a North American who spoke Spanish and gave
[11324]his name as "Bill Jones." Tae caller sought in each case
[11325]- tea solicit derogatory information about AMBIDDY-1, with
[11326]. particular emphasis on A-1's alleged participation in :
[11327]gwuggling activities. The caller offered money (A-1. did -  -
[11328]_not know how much) for derogatory information. ;
[11330]_. 3. A=) mentioned two persons who received calls:-
[11331]AMYUM-19 and the wife of Manolin Hernandez. In addition
[11332]to smuggling, A-19 was also asked if the reason he broke
[11333]with A-1 was because of the marriages of AMJAVA-4 or A-1.
[11334]A-19 denied these allegations tc the caller. vo .
[11336]'. 4, Ael gaid that the story spreading through Miami
[11338]as a result of these calls is that the U.S. Government. --
[11339]and probably CIA specifically -- was attempting to discredit
[11340]A-1 as a basis for denouncing him. A-1 was obviously
[11341]distressed by these speculations, and. in reporting them
[11343]ho wae in reslity. asking the question. -I gave him my.
[11344]unequivocal assurance that the U.S. Government was not.
[11345]responvibia for tae calls.. ; -
[11347]“6 6§. I askcd A-1 who he thought was responsible and
[11348]-he said "maybe tho Miami Herald." A-1 said that he had
[11349]‘geen Al Burt earlter in the day (Saturday, 21 November )
[11350]and that Burt was angry because he felt that the recent
[11353]14-000
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[11356]2 ; ee 2 _
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[11361]aN ca
[11363]j a :
[11364]3 . - .
[11366]i ae . ; .
[11368]i TV coverage of the AMWORLD camps and activities in Central
[11370]i America was a scoop to which he was rightfully entitled
[11372]j
[11373]because of a prior agreement with AMBIDDY-1. A-1 gave |
[11374]Burt his side of the stories being circulated about - -
[11375]AMWORLD's contraband activities. A-1 felt that he :
[11376]made an impression. Burt was particularly interested
[11377]in a denial of these charges which A-] told Burt would.
[11378]be issued very soon by the President of Costa Rica (see
[11379]following paragraph). A-1 said he thought that he may.
[11380]have mollified Burt somewhat by having the meeting and
[11381]. by promising him scoops in the future, but that Burt
[11382]still holds a grudge against hin. |
[11383]|
[11384]|
[11386]at ate
[11388]. 6. AMBIDDY-1 said he wags expecting momentarily
[11390]a call from Manolin Hernandez in San Jose. Hopefully,
[11391]Hernandoz’ call would be to read a public letter fron |
[11392]President Orlich officially denying the presence of.
[11393]AMWORLD training camps in Costa Rica and disavowing
[11394]charges that A-1 or his peoples were involved in smuggling.
[11395]Orlich promised A-1 to issue such a letter. When he gota
[11396]&@ copy of this letter A-1 intends to hold a press
[11397]conference and use it as the heart of his effort to set :
[11398]the record straight about charges that . -AMWORLD. is. involved:
[11399]in running contraband.
[11401]: 7... E told A-1 that we would Jook into his report on
[11402]the mysterious phone calls and that we would let hin know
[11404]what we find out.
[11405]bye bed!
[11407]Richard B. Beal
[11408]WH/8A/S0/HR
[11410]Telephones Conversations
[11411]AMBIDDY-1 201 u-—
[11412]Publicity . :
[11413]Rumors
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[11431]4
[11433]Pq 2. Om the morning of 19 October 1964, AwcaRnoN-1 had an
[11437]cen pie, ! rf
[11439]in. 's x cere”
[11441]DISPATCH
[11443]Deputy Caief, WH/SA
[11444]‘et Wo - is
[11446]‘ ° . . Ta AMPS
[11447]Chief of Station, Santo Doniago “arts aoe
[11448]Culief of Btation, JENAVE |
[11450]* 1IDDY-1's Involvement in Haitian Affaira
[11451]ACTION REQUIRED: None; for your information und files.
[11453]1. On 18 October 1964 ANCARBOI-1 acciuy,,, y-
[11454]"4m the lobby of the notel Bl Amtajador ta Sere Dent nee apeniaicas
[11456]‘Republic. AMBIDOY-1 was obviously eabarranong ty the fact that
[11457]be had the chance meeting with ANCARSON-1 bun ne asked that
[11458]AMCARBOM-1 not tell anyove 19 Minami toast Bo +.4 seen AMBIDDY-1 in
[11459]Saato Domingo. Ae an aftermeth of this Cliipe meeting, ANCARBGH<i
[11460]arranged for AMBIDDY-1 to talk with Mr. Boxionng @DIEDERICH, o freee
[11461]lance newspaperman residing in Santo Domioyy. The purpose of :
[11462]this conversation was to enavie Diederico (o save AMBIDOY-1 a
[11464]briefing on the Haitian scene and, 518 8 [01\,~.up, arrange &
[11465]meeting between ANBIDDY-1 and certain Haitssy, exile leaders. The
[11466]meeting with the Haitians took place 8t Divmaygen's house on
[11467]16 October 1964. The meeting was attended «, amcaRpowe-l, ANBIDDY-1,
[11468]@ Cuban known as Milo Jesus MESSER Pujol (dX 994055), Yather
[11470]: @BASRUK and Sylvian SWADESTRANDT, After & p\:.1{minary series of -
[11472]- @incussions, ZMBIDOY~-1 adjourned to anothex. -oom of tho Diederich
[11473]hovee to talk orivatsly with Father Bajeux anq sylvia Badestrandt.
[11474]at the end of this private meeting, SMCARBUN 5 had an opportunity
[11475]to talk with AMBIODY-1. As a result, AlCAkinng.) learned that, ae
[11476]of 18 October 1964, it was AMBIDUY-1's 10(y+10n to Ralo the
[11477]Haitians in their fight against Duvalier. wouppy-] believed
[11479]_ that be could furnish the ares end the tracsnortation for the
[11481]7 gewasion of Haiti by Haitian exiles. AUBIiny_» was also talking
[11482]abcut committing some of hia troops to 6UC4 an invasion as he
[11483]felt that, if he were successful in thi® Véiiure, he could obtain
[11484]significant base rights for his organizativy in Maiti. These bases
[11486]would in turn be used by ANBIDDT-1's opexations against PBBUMEN.
[11488]opportunity to talk in Santo Domingo with & wapan called Rafael
[11489]Garcia who is AMBIDDT-1's representative 44 =..¢@ Dominican Republic.
[11490]Garcia indicated that he doubted that AHELMAy.1 would participate .
[11491]in a Haitian ipvagion. In this connect4on, “arcia made tho point .
[11494]Te kantedasa te bbe dee FIT
[11497]14-0000
[11499]that AMBIDDT-1) bed a tendescy te got excited abcst warseus
[11501]projects, but bo very rerely followed turongh om ae; project. As
[11503]& result, Garcia felt tunat Che Maitinas could att venet on ANBIDOT-1.
[11504]1 bgt a
[11508]vere we te?
[11511], .
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[11515]t
[11516]2 November 1964 -
[11517]':
[11519]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1 and . ,
[11520]Martin Ferrer . 3
[11522]|’ DATE 2 24 November 1964, 0630 hours
[11524]- hw AMBIDDY-1 said h- is leaving this morning at 0800 |
[11526]for Nicaragua. He expects to return to Miami within three
[11527]to four days. A-1 requested that the information Carl had
[11528]promised be ready upon his return, Although A-1 would not
[11529]@ay specifically what the information was, he apparently. was |
[11530]- yeferring to detailed maps of the coming operation,
[11532]a 2. A-l reported the 100-man squad has been increased
[11533]- to 120 nen.
[11535]— 3. -A-l asked if it would be possible to obtain Esso -
[11537]. poad maps of Havana pinpointing strategic locations such as
[11538]G-2 headquarters, communications centers, police precincts,
[11539]etc, A-1 also requested a list of all prisons in Cuba and
[11540]other pertinent data on the prisons.
[11542]* seeecpneen a tnemmieneanm het ite armrimte At 8 On
[11545]einen re OR, a EERE IT A TRE ee AE I
[11547]or ' &, A-1 has complied a breakdown on how he would like
[11548]‘to arm the 120 men. He is sending this information directly.
[11549]to the Lastra address before he departs for Nicaragua today.
[11551]~~.’ -§, «= A= commented he had received a cable from President
[11552]- Ovlich branding the Hendrix story a complete falsehood, 4-1
[11553]* 48 circulating this cable around Miami in order toclear himself
[11554]of: the smuggling | charges. / ~
[11556]-6, &-l said he would call HQS upon pis return,
[11558]Abova con
[11560]a. a hn MErISON con, Raul ty nea 2
[11561]“me nme on
[11562]H . i rh . . ;
[11563]A-1 201 my code
[11564]Conversations
[11566]“ 'Delace Guard’
[11567]oR
[11568]Press
[11570]CLASSIFIED wessacx
[11572]7 x
[11574]S74 mvErtp
[11576][pee
[11578]+ SAMUEL ART IME BUESA LEFT COSTA RICA 26 HOV PAA S81,
[11580]shame ree
[11584]7 Decesber 1964
[11586]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . ;
[11588]',. SUBJECT: Telephone Conversation with AMBIDDY-1 —
[11590]"DATE: = 7 Decembur 1964 rE
[11591]. , : . L an
[11593]. 1. TI telephoned Subject in Miami and introduced syualt , , oh
[11594]..¢ ge “Andres" and indicated that I was calling for “Carlos" who : GU
[11595]- wished to know what Subject wanted as per his telephone call to , Se
[11597]. "Martin" on the previous Friday. : cee, oo,
[11599]2, Subject indicated that he had three messages he wished :
[11600]to deliver and ‘they were as follows: i
[11602]‘ a. The President of Panama had given his whole-hearted
[11603]' consent to "Hanolin" (Hernandez) in helping them establich |
[11604]their operations in Panama, This message was then relayed to
[11605]_ “Carlie” (Jenkins) who was listening in on the conversation,
[11607]: b. Subject then stated that he had promised to pay the
[11608]passage of the individuals who were supposed to take part in : os
[11609]the meeting sot for 10 December, He indicated that he was : ce yo
[11610]- , worried since he had not heard from the “Flechero." This Dore
[11611]-\a28 related to Carlos who indicated that the money had. been a
[11612]approved but as yet had not been forwarued to the bank, This
[11613]nformation was relayed to A-1 and he seemed satisfied.
[11615]--': @, Subject stated that he was leaving for Nicaragua
[11616]-temorrow. He also asked if we had read his message to the
[11617]--bage, I said that we had not and he then gave me the gist
[11618]--0f his message to the effect that the "foreign power" had
[11619]"as yet not vetoed their plans ut that in the event thoy did, ‘
[11620]< Be (A-1) would have to drastically revise his policy of :
[11621]“> adherence to their views. Subject stressed that the message .
[11623]’ was oniy to boister the morai* of the men.
[11626]A-1 202
[11628]Conversations
[11629]Panama
[11630]Finances
[11631]Op VICTORIA
[11633]Above conversation trndutted
[11635]Ws precicngss faquentiy,
[11637]Shatigud Privacy gorde
[11641]Ch
[11642]“t
[11644]MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
[11646]SUBJECT: Telephone Conversations with AMBIDDY-1 , : : ; ‘
[11647]. and Martin Ferrer . ; ot
[11649]DATE: 6 December 1964, 1630 and 1645 hours
[11651]$f 1. After being notified by the Office of Security that.
[11652]. AMBIDDY-1 had called on the emergency number, the undersigned |
[11653]. returned A-l's call, A-1 stated he had just received a message
[11654]from AMJAVA-4 saying the SANTA MARIA was located at Cerrania.
[11655]~ Bank due to bad weather and would remain six hours at that
[11656]i. 7. position, In the message A-4 said he would comply with the
[11657]-':" erder given him to return, however, requested Operation. —_ -
[11658]. VICTORIA be reconsidered. A-1 requested that the following
[11659]portion of A-4's message be passed to appropriate persons:
[11660]- "Pr (A-4) request the euspension of Operation VICTORIA be
[11661]reconsidered for the good of future operations because a ssi‘
[11662]person who loses faith in operations, believing himself subject
[11663]te foreign decisions, i5 a demoralized person." In light of , io
[11664]A-4'g message, A-1 urged that suspension of Operation VICTORIA ;
[11665]_pbe reconsidered. I assured A-1 that his message would be
[11666]delivered...
[11668]: 2. DC/WH/SA was notified of the above message. On the
[11669]4nstructions of DC/WH/SA the undersigned called A-1 and advised
[11670]_- Bim that the contents of his conversations with Mr. Santeil —
[11671]. (Sanchez) on 5 December were still valid and our position
[11673]‘yegarding Operation VICTORIA remained the same.
[11674]Lt.0
[11676]ul J, Hernandes /
[11677]WH/SA/ SO0/HH
[11679]el
[11682]“en
[11684]File:
[11685]A-1 201
[11687]oe Conversations
[11688]| Qp VICTORIA
[11690]Above convertation conducted
[11691](0 prestrancod hrequenity
[11692]Mianged privacy ade
[11695]meni tomes ces ses meneveentanenss et
[11697]a
[11698]7 December 1964
[11700]MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ; ‘
[11702]SUBJECT: Telep!.one Conversation Between ANBIDDYT-1 : ;
[11703]: , and Martin Ferrer : i
[11704]DATE: 3 December 1964 ee ; ..
[11706]. 1, AMBIDDY--1 called from Houston, Texas to say that
[11707]he had just arrived from Central America, Al was advised
[11708]to proceed to New York to meet with Mr. Santell and Carl.
[11709]A-l agreed to get on the first plane to JFK airport,
[11711]f
[11714]|
[11715]2, &-1 stated that VICTORIA was the operation against |
[11716]Casilda. A-1 stated that AMJAVA-4 had gone on theoperation, ©
[11717]A-1 contended that. he could no longer hold his troops back. Soe
[11718]A-1' asked if approval had been given to the CAQNAO operation Lt
[11719]and to the Casilda operat'on. The undersigned stated thzt : :
[11720]Mr, Santell would discuss tue entire matter with him at their H
[11721]meeting. A-1 expects to return to Miami for a few days and |
[11722]- then go to the Dominican Republic for the CAONAO operation. j
[11723]After the CAONAO operation, A-1 will go to Paris to met _
[11724]with the pepresentative of the dissident group, |
[11726]Raul a Re
[11727]WH/
[11729]. File: /
[11730]AMBIDDY-1 2C1
[11732]- Conversations
[11734]Operations
[11741]20000
[11743]“— Raw oe
[11745]weenie >
[11747]8 Deceaber 1964
[11751].
[11755]SUBJECT: Juan Antonio CANCELA Gomes (201~-759689)
[11758]1. On 7 December 1964 curtug the course of a rn a {
[11759]telephone conversation with AMBIDDY-1, he indicated that : i
[11760]At was possible that Subject was connected with the Cuban i an
[11761]G-2. AMBIDDY-1 suspects that CANCEZLA was sent by the 0-2 :
[11762]to penetrate the AMYUM training camps. | : i
[11764]2. Subject spent one month at the training camps ad
[11765]and then asked to return to Miami. Upon his return to oo.
[11766]_ Maami he then made plans to travel to Nassau alleging : nn ne
[11767]that he had to go to Nassau in order to obtain ¢ permanent . ;
[11768]visa to enter the U.3. AKBIDDY-1 had this story checked
[11769]out with the U.5. IANS and discovered that this was not |
[11770]meceseary to enter the country on a permanent basis.
[11771]ANBIDDY-1 therefore concluded that Subject was attoupting |
[11772]®e ge to Nassau and eventually work hia way back to Cuba.
[11774]: 3. We further taformation was obtained on this.
[11775]watter. ;
[11777]00: WH/BACE
[11778]a WH/Security
[11780]Fire:
[11782]CAMGaiA 203 LS
[11783]_ AMBIDDY-1 202
[11784]“63 & Sec
[11786]Ser ray fe;