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. A. Alberto LLERAS Camargo (201-102576) was born in Bogota,
3 July 1906. He left school 2t the age of seventeen to becore a
‘ Journalist. He traveled to Argentina and Lived in Buenos Aires for
three years (1926-29) writing for vsrious Argentina periodicals,
His political career began upon his return to Colombia. in 1929,
when he was appointed secretary of the Liberal Party (1930-33) and
received tremendous impetus under the aegis of Alfonso LOPEZ,
Liberal Party lLesder and former. Predident of Colombia (1934--38 aaa 1
1942-45). Subsequently, LLERAS served in the National House of
- Representatives (1931-34). When alfonso LOPEZ was inaugurated Pred-
_ ident in 1934, he took LLERAS into hi: government as. Secretary
General of the Presidency (1934-35), and later made him Minister of
, Government from 1943 to 1945. The latter yer he was made Minister
of Foreign Affairs, xs well is First Vice President of Colombin.
His public service culeinated then in his accession to the Presi-
‘ dency on the resignation of President LOPEZ in 1945. After dia-
_ Charging the duties of Chief Executive for a year (1945-46), BLERAS
" “was elected. Secretary General of the Pan American Union in 1947, a
-, post which he held until 1954. - He then resigned and returned to
: Colombia to accept the position of Rector (President) of th»
University of The Andes (1955-56). Devoting himself once again to
politics, LLERAS began writing a column in the Liberal Daily EL
Espectador, In his columns he strongly criticized the Rojas regime
TidSS=B7) ana called for the return of constitutional government in
-., Colombia. In March 1956, he was elected President of the Liberal
Perty and shortly thereafter (June 1956) travelled to Spain and had
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Englieh and French, ie married to the former Berta
late Presideut of Bhile) and has four children,
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Handling of a Sovict Defecter
1. I suggest that the story of AELADLE, from the aonent hs walked into the
home. of Martin A. HOODINE untis be uss safely under aAlAsha custody in tue Laited
States, deserves compiling, analysis, and publication in the form of an Gperae-. .
tional Ald. It riehly ilustrates the asny probless «nich oust and oan be our-
mounted, and could be nighiy lastructive to Culefe of Station in all comtries
share the a:xt Soviet aefcotor aignt appear.
“2. Here is the Frankfurt contribution (written at ay request) to such «
Compilation: a eliffhanger from atart to fiaian, but also e Ovunmentary on tne
mery types of probleus which can arise, and tne fect that.it taxes hard work and --
skillful Laprovisation to solve thes, it was a oliffnanger botn before and after
the Freakfurt chapter (1 nominate MOUDINE for @ modal for hie part) and ought to
make excellent reading.
on. ; : :
_ de Tne bandiing|of defectors obviously te not a new reeponsibility to tie
German Station, The (CAsZ oot facility wnich oxiste prigarily for the receipt, .
establisncent of bona fides, daortefing, and resettiasont of derectors has oxiated
here for the last decade, Hor ie the mvvenant by blaca.cvacuation-of.-cperational -
Personnel a unique task for us t= perform. We have acvcapilehed this many tines
by use of cur ow, integrated WUNIT facility and also by the furnisning of alias
Gooumentation to the person of interest and accomplishing the transport via
acheduled MATS flights. The algifioont points which cade uns ABRLADLE case uniques .
may never again in their entirety be duplicated but in part they may well be,
and therefore should bo enumerated: ‘
; a. A Soviet diploamt, and maxber ef the HIS, stationed in a nen-
_ Satellite but politically sensitive coun
Gefection was wider considerable Soviet preesure.
b. Tne fact that the actual cirowsatanses uomeermias Air ut of
‘Gefeotion were such that an immedtcte desigion by tis cam on tue scens and
to bo made to take advantage of tha opportunity.
©. The fact that little altzrzative could be given, under the facts
as described in (a) above, except to believe the defestor's statements
aad acquiesce in his demands, 1.6., he possessed information of a Significant
and perishable nature and vould disglase t¢ conpletsly only upos arrival ia
the United States. :
a. The fact that once the camitrents in (c) above were wade: every
Feasonable effort hod to be made to accommodate the defector’s demand, |
©. in order to acoomplish all this an untried method of evacuation, 1.0,
black evacuation via coamarcial alroraft had to be accomplished in order to
successfully proceed with the undertaking. ; .
aa retrospective analysis ag to how this case oawncneed, and the unique
uggest for Headquarters:
Khat 1 have lersled as.
druacatl, quite probabiy sould
study what 1 refer to as “!indings” ond “areas of ‘atudy,"
“rindings* in effect represent facts which, if not
have Guprived ws in uormany of participeting Swcsssfully in the seovenent of the
ARLADIS family. The “areas of study,” on tha other hand, ropreaent aithar anseare
Gbhle questions or matters in areas wnerdin operstional disquasions may well take
place to nee if same type of achool-book solution can be devised. .
5. will elaborate below, where appropriate, on
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installation havigg osaigned to it persunnel representing tus saay csapetencies
mecessary .n le intelligence Uworlakiag :@5 been recu. firmed.
2. The «iedos of ottaining appropriate security ¢isqances, sai having
Stations brief ard masse sitting of at least an AiS contact, tie resident senior
United States citizen pors.anel of Lnitea States flag air car-riers operating
eitain any Station's area.
¢. The fallacy of depending OB aSrg:cal cr obsolescent eculpasnt to
accomplish sensitive tassa of nign praority. we here refer to i7-year U->4 aire
crat.,
a. A realizaticn that a retic osists cetecen the muster of pcuple aade
evere of a given undertaking iu rolation to tne chstacles encountered in success<
fully ecoamp.isning tat undertaking.
; 6. A feu cords of elaboration ere in order an tne four prunescing pointe.
Because tne initial endeavor at clack evacustian ly AUOARKA alrcalt asorted, ue sere
given an opportumity to see with gremt clar:ty tne apdviloatizn of t::ese state. If
tne attempt to evacuste by AlUMik-sasigned aircraft bad been succeserul, tnen
knowledge of tne defection could nave been held to Spprorimateiy ols staff and
Qesigned ailitary personne). decause that endeavor uas unsuccesatul, at iesst nine
edditians! etarf ond a:iltary pereunnel.became-generally or epeci{ically auare of tne
aatter, plus tne Consul Uenoral and one of his senior ufficere. Additionally one
private luited States citizen, the eesior Pan Amerioan official in rraakfurt, became
very much.aeare of tnis sensitive case. This indrease in te nunoer of iad ividvale
cese about ef an imzediate noed jate in te evening of Saturday, 16 December,
to vee two(CARZOME stalfere to aasiat in the aefencusing function, a total of six
DETOPAL steffera (dosweentation, graphics, photagreptits) to prepare aod issue.
Craummieat end alles passpurts, and an sosigned enlisted man to act aa & safehouse
guard. Tre Cunsulate UJensral umd to affix visas to tue fraudulent passports. ' The
Bost erucial individual involved; however, was the Pen American official w.o to &
‘| Certain degree put bie position in jeopardy by being as cooperative on the aotter ia.
he whe.- bitnout previously-having cloared. ‘ené briefed this official. {iiie sounter=
part in TkA io alse wo cleared and briefed) the a:cle undertaking would rave beon
Presluded. It would Lave Leen laposaible to acconpliah Geparture without docusenta~
tion.an @ commercial aircreft. without the connivance of the coomercial airline .
involved. Imiced witn ausn ecunnlvance it uas difficult and risky oncugh. Finaliy,
the point conceming chsolcecent equipment spenks for iteelf. licadquarters is fully
Qvare of the Ceolings of this Station coswerning tne inadeyusoy for aur purpoces
of aasigned aircraft. Suffice it to aay that «hen defectors apparantly of sianifie
oar, value refuse te rids such aircraft <.: matter merita thorovg. sticty.
J. Tre atter of “areas of stviy” eppeare to us to cuocapens at least te
fellextes:
a. Average tive differences rences in transnitting high prec.sJence electrical
geemmilestions betvsen snd saaig representative gro we of otatlonn Tae
Geresn Station is extrozely fortunate in fbving AWecD alrcwits wits sond~
quarters. It affords ua a (aollity for instentanevus commeicatian. ea can
goke cortain rough eatisates as to how long it might take spoccrrinte Lead
Guartera officiala to aNewer cur queries and wo can then Approxiasts the
errivol time of answers to high precedence traffic. Ulnar Statiuns, however,
Go not have KK-26 equipment, al] do not nave tie same type of oryptological
' @quipment, and there is a different pattern aa to the type of cfroultry, 1.0.,
d@ireot leased lines. twx, etratent commercial services, ete. Wa -bolicwa tiers
fe mertt in the epprepriate Headquarters unit Ginleavering %o group geogriapie-
Joally Stations and ten based en the type of cumunluations amd ersptuloyiaal
equipment and the chamoei of trenamiasiun to coge up wlth prediotions ag to
the average length of vine the transmission of @ priority or operational
iemediate cable would take pet«cen and among the varieun representative
groupinga. In the case under. study, wiloh ropresented a rather ‘fast-breaking
‘eituation, 1% ses not pussibis. for us to walinsie we ez eth.of tics 1% tcok ©
to transait an operavigual iemediate cable metssan (Se: : esi and Frankrurt.
3 wWokid Rave Deen of value to ve to have had soto ges GN fie matter.
b, _Cramiinabivn between U8 ALC Attealiog and COS. Ne velieve it would
be worttwhile to cequest wach Chief of Statiuiin a location «nore tno Air
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Force or Havy has an essigned attache plans to establish procedures whereby the
Air or Naval Attsche «111 advise COS of eny absence of the ettaone plane, the
point of designation of tne alroreft, and the duration of the absense. inere
have been previous defections unre attache planes cere used pe. the initLal
vehicle of black evecuttion. In tno evacuation plan of [Stocktisuarjror ABLADLE,
they informed us by onble that they proposal to use, *na Attache plane. ke are
of the opinion that sben the statexent «os rade (Stisknc a jeade the assumption.
the plane was immediately availavle, As was is a
Glacowared ua the
particular plono in questi at bleabaden and not (Sibdais This, however,
wag Bone 61x hours after Giclaidin}stated ita intent to use that aircraft.
While in this particular matters eventually worked out successfully tne
story eight be otherzise in 4 diffrent set of facts. .
@. Priority furctaning of traces. then & Station is alerted to a request
to render operational support to tne noveaent of a defector and simultaneously
Onswers & request in the negative if 1t can furnish traces, tne following
procedure is worthy of stuiy. | if Headquartera pussesses, and tiae permits, wa
believe 16 worthenile to forearm an imnediate summary to the Station rendering
support if the backgrowes of the decicter is suck that it would be a catter of
local interest. This would have been the case in AELADLE. As subaequent bead-
quarters debriefing developed (and we assumed it sculd bave »een disclosed in
Meadquarters traces) AKLADLE had previcusly deena etationed in Berlin. Had such.
- -)> facts been known nere, end nad tice allowed, certain debriefing.on the borlim
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18 December 1961
MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘fhe Record
SUBJECT: " Handling at German Station 16 and 1? December of
. Soviet Defector from Russian Embassy at. Helsinki ©
1. This pemorandus is designed to record, soon after the event,
all facts pertaining ty the handling within the German Station of the. eee cinme wee
evacuation of @ Soviet Vice Covnsg) (and-member of the K13) from the .-
Ruasion Bobesey at Helsinki. ‘At the time of this writing there ia ae
“ @t311 lacking certain information to Complete the entire story. Mowe
ever, 1t ie felt worthwhile to- record all events while the memory ia
" till fresh. In the following paragraphs the defector is referred to
as "subjet" and pseudonyms and" identities are used in all other cases.
-. 2. At appr tely 0730 hours Saturday, 16 December, Arnold J. _
LYACK (Chief, EAReONE) contacted me at my home and asked: ne. to -procesd - -
, dmmediately to the residence of Joel D. RENTHAM (Chief of Station).
arrival at BENTHUAM's residence, BENTHA J LYACK briefed me.on.... .
Lookhe t4"afintent to endeavor to:
Khdla[oable which cianounced Sts
fly subject and family “black” from[Stob
. Aly Attache airorart. Cable alao requested Frankfurt to have an aire
: Graft available to receive immediately subject and family and take off
. forthwith to the sateeeenaeans LYACK also mentioned an. IN cable froa
tooknod
. DIR which requested(s ls) to move family soonest to(CABEZONE in
. Prenkfurt for establishvsnt of bona fides. Oa
Bas Vgathen adjourned to the office and awaited more word fran
os @ithor (StSsitivin,) whioh would advise on the arrival [email protected] the family
"+ @t Prankflort, or from Headquarters sonourring in|[Stogkidim ‘s} request
“ Lor iste dsparturs of ine family for the United States upon.
-o:° @rivai al Frankfurt. EAQS was immediately alerted and they made
“+ @rengesente to have a C-54 with augmented crew prepared to depart for
" Sho United States by 1200 houra. A compartment for ‘the subject's —
_o: amily wap put in the C-54 and the regularly assigned tail number was
“:, Wemoved and a falee number put on the alroraft, Conrad V. LAPOLLA
” {Aeting Chief, COS/KUSCDA) was Sontaoted and ark-d to come to the office
immediately. Disoussions ware then held with LYACK and Carl T. UPDILL
: oS @&@ to the availability of a KUDOVE oase officor with Hussian language
_-' @@pabLlity to act as escort.
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&. Having neara nothing from either[Stocknola]or Headquarters “ 7 2. of
by O345 hours OPIM trafric was sent, in both directions telling them -
Gernary was prepared to receive and effect immediate black evacuation :
of the faaily to tne United States, in the meantime, it had been : .
@eternined tnat IDENTITY A would be used aa the security escort and
Rossel K. MUCHANE (AD/PI Starr) would be on standby to serve as a
EXDWE escort. ‘This was a contingency arrangement because we lacked
l 19 Cprocunosy ies Dbrepared to travel with subject all the way to Washing
S- Around 1100 hours T asked Edvard P. TOCHENSKY (Chief, EAB)
* €o establish contact with the Wiesbaden Air n7sz*ower and lay on
:, SFFangements to monitor the flight of the [Stocknoig} ir Attache plane.
' This eas done decause we have had previous instances of “black™
arrivals at yea ‘here the aircraft actually arrived before the
BTA cable fron (the tatLed] diapatonine the body, At about 1115 hours . .
TOCHENSKY inforwed ‘me: iy telephone that the/Stos ola Air Attache
‘Ofrereft, a C-45, was and had been at the Wiesbaden Air Base since. yo.
(32 December, At about 1150 we cabled thie information to/Stockno1a)!/=3
ys @md DIR and als offered to dispatch an atrorart to Copenhagen to make —
- - Se Plekup if (Stdexholmoould move the body there. Because of = ;
technical difficulties involving air clearances and ‘lengths of rimways,
"W8 could not demeately get into any field north of Copenhagen.
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6. At approximately 1145 hours & cable was received fron Head=
conourring in the immediate evacuation fron Wiesbaden by EAOB
atrereft of subject's family upon arrival. If such could not be
“errenged we were then Fequested to hold subject and family at CAnEZom.
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7. Having hearg nothing tron [Stooknoig ‘by Spprixicately 1600 ~~
i | Bours: we again sent then OPIM trarfio asking that they inform us
‘ Semediately of:their intentions. I had previously left the office
erout 1450 hours tn order to get some lina end take @08 Of ane or +
tats Psrsonml items. I hea called Helson H, POLIAKOFP (Deputy for
i “~ Administration Staff) in to cover for me and had briefed him én the
| : current eitustion, when 1 returned at 1600 hours MUCHANE had
Cause into the office crapared for the trip, We then sent the “above=
weationed cable and Buszcsted that MUCHANE return to hie quarters and
emait further developments, 1 Phoned TOCHRNSKY ana Suggested that he
. _ (7 and Ris communicator retusa to-their quarters. LAPOLLA, in the means —
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. & 0011 from LAPOLLA that Subject-and family had arrived, the turnover
~ Wieabaden Commmicator. That message stated the BAOK aircraft was
. immediately returning to wiesbaden because of & sick passenger, Tnuzedi<
' bad gotten hold of the Air Base Flight Surgeon and was procending to
' for Wiesbaden Air Base.
a provigions were observed in: the area. Air Polise had the “Hangar 34
'; Area" blocked off two blocks in either direotion,
“ femediately arson SakG~-off subject's olx-yaareald daugitor had Desome
_ @xtronsly airsick and suffered rospirszory diffioulties, tthe vas
: Genanded that the atroraft lomediately be returned to ita point of
Wateh Officer was @lso asked ¥0, imediately phon-: the Wiesbaden Com-—
aunicator who in turn would contact TOCHENSKY and both of them would
GO to their office.
8. At approximately 1900 hours LAFOLLA conteated me at home fron 6
the eaere) fenton and informed me that an KiA and other information was qk
in from (Stodkholm J! Z,told him to stand by and { would immediately some _ ; i
in, Based on Stockhcia's)cabled statement that Martin K. ROODINE Kentes' 27, (4-1}-
of Station, Helsinkt)} was escorting subject to the United States, ‘ ~ oD ,
“told LAPOLLA not to“@lert MUCHANE. I arrived at the office at 1930 cet eeu
hours and immediately aetna eee guan’ Sergeant to buy certain :
‘types of foods and magazines that /Btodkiolmasked to be put aboard the
United States-bound Aircraft. We ‘contacted TOCHENSKY and ascertained
that EAQS was in a state of immediate readiness. David it. MULPALL
(cos/xusapa office) then arrived with IDENTITY A. IDENTITY A was given
® general briefing on the mission and his responsibility follcwing
with thes the purchases of the Guard Sergeant.
29+ I then procesded to the hone of Ronald SM, CORBANE (COS Lawyer)
where we were guests for dinner. At Spproximately 2200 hours I received
- Was made, and that the EAOB Aircraft was airborne at ®pproximately 2150
hours. I telephoned this information to e
do. At “pproximately 2245 hours I received a call from the Bignal
@tely thereafter x received a call from LAPOLLA who was at the quarters
of Arthur G@. DREIBS 1S (EAOB) in Wiesbaden, LAPOLIA stated that he
the Air Base, He brew at thet tine ro athor details. I told him Chester
B. FAGERLUMD (003 »uclosd Cificer) and myself would leave insodiately -
ll. PAQERLUND was in attendance at the sazc dinner party and we
departed iomediately for the Air Base. Upon arvivai at approxinately
2500 hours the BAGS atroraft had Already larnied a4 NOxdmuG wenurity
-12. TOCHENSKY met me outside the bullding snd informed ma thee
edminiotered oxygen. The Mocher bagame hysterical and the father
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‘ to the United States “axcept by commercial jet. wa tnen entered the
| Operations Office of the 7405th Flight Squadron where I was introduced
f to ROINE, who recited bastoally the sama story as told by TOCHENSKY.
We also ascertained that tho Plignt Surgeon had looked at the daughter
_ €24 had fount nothing organically wrong. We then asked ROODINE to.
bring FAGERLUND into the room where subject's fanily waa staying and
introduce him as an "srican Intelligence Service Medical Officer"
. and have PAGERLUWD oxamine the child, FACERIUND's resulta were tho
» ation ws given the child. A
en toak place as to how: best: to
proceed with onward transportation arrangements. KOODINE took me aside
and strenucusly icpressed me with the foot that sudject was of the
_ “ ; Relations was of great Perishabiiity and that ub ject deeply felt his
necessity to arrive tn Woahington and state this
the next 28 hours. ROODINE also stated he concurred in sub‘eet's feel-
ings. All KUBARK representatives then on the scene again got together
and the undersigned made the deotsion to abort the alssion, arrange |
imuediate safe-housing Overnight for subject and his family, and
‘ettempt comercial transportation on Sunday.
information witnin
~~" U3. Earlier in the day LYACK informed me thet ke had cleared out
their Eschborn safe-house in ease we should need tt. I immediately
tried to contact LYACK by phone but there wag no anawer,
Hehry RH. QANLINGAY (Deputy for Aduinistratioan Start) and asked hin to
do for me the following things: 0 2
~, ®e Conteot Stephen R. LACKLEN (c ) and tell him wo had
“, en ismediats need to house & amily of three, Plus two
KUBARK officers at Eschbo + To further tell LACKLEN to
_ be standing by at opel Circle opposite the Minneapolis |
Honeywell Building at 910) Heures ero’ be prepared to escort
| @nother vehiele to Zs-ntomn, _
Phone BEYTHAN and teil hin we wouldidron by his house
later thas evening to brief him an any developments,
Gs Phone IYACK:and tell him we were using Eschborn,
48. All concerned Septirted Wieabaden Air Base at approximately
0020 hours on 17 December end err! vad at the meeting point at Qpel
Circle at exactly 0100 houre, Subjoot's family Plus MULFALL, who had
- @ls0 gone immediateiy +o Wisstadsn,- foliowed LACKLEN's car to Keshhern
PAOERUMD, LAPOLLA, ROODINE, and nig3@lf went immediately to BENTIAM's
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geve certain operational information of a sensitive nature fron subject
to BENTHAM. After necessary analysis and discussion the following
Geaieions were reached: . Lent im . ves
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@. .We would endeavor to rescve: the family out of Prankfurt
by comercial atroraft that day, i.0., Sunday, 17 Deceaber,
b. In the absence of the ability to accomplish this, we would
@ndeavor to remove them on an Air Force Medical Eveountian
Piight on Monday, 18 Decenbe:,
©. <2Beph Q. KLEMCK (Chief, COG/KURIOT) was contacted by
phone from HENTHAM's residense and said he.believed that
Ris people could affix in the subject's passports a
Pederel Kopublie entry stawp. This wag considered neces< |
sary in order to prevent. eaburrassing questions by German
immigration Authorities on Sunday when the family would
Cepart by commercial air. The family nad entered the .
Vederal iepublie “bleok" and Socordingly there was no
entry pormit in their Soviet Diplomatio passports.
+. ds We would return LAPOLIA and ROUDIME "to the safe-nouse and”
I woi.td aleo send out one enlisted guard with aidearn.
hespective missions. I proseeded to the Signal Center and reloased the
érafted cable. ;
lo ATs I arrived back at ay quartere about 0330 hora. At about 0420
hours I received a oall from KLEMACK, wanting to get in touch with
LAPOLLA on matters pertaining to the dooumentation work he was trying
to accomlian. I gave him the telephone nunber of the Eschborn safe-
house. .1t turned out that the cold weather nad affeated telephone com —
mmicationa to Ksehborn and the phone vse dena, HiZHACK then went oie
€o Rachborn and discussed his probicit with LAFOLLA and KOUDINE. I ag
, daformed, but as yet do’not know the tesonioal reason why, that KURIOT
Guild not put in the sudjoot'a passport the required German entry stamp. |
It wes decided at the meeting at the Kaohborn safe-house that KURIOT
would try to make and have ready by tle noxt morning [Austrian] passporta
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- 18, At about 0600 hours I received a call from the Signal Center
Watch Officer informing mo that Headquarters “approved your plan." 1
aemediately tried to contact the Eschborn s@fo-house by phone but to no
avail. Around 0630 1 contacted KLUNACK at the AUMiUr installation and
was then informed by him of his earlior visit to Eschborn around 0400,
He told me during iis phone converzation that LAPOLLA wae going to get
up about O70 hours. I surmised that LAPOLLA would proceed immediately
to the office and then did so myself,
- " 36. A cable to Headquarters was drafted on the basis of all this
information and everyone departed the HENTHAN reaidence for their
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then discussed wnat our possibilities were, based : «
we then sae it. we had no guarantee that the [Austrian] passports would 4
be finisned sy AURIOP in time to be used by an “early afternoon United. i
States flag comercial Jet. ke discussed again, as we nad the rravious
evening, contacting Mr. willian Naylor,-the Pan Anerican Senior orfleer . 3
fm Germany and a Cleared and witting contact, as to whether or not he. : ao
could arrange to board passengers witnout going through Gersan iomigras : i a .
tion, 1.0., Passport Control. The question of the availability of seats i an
was also involved. LAPOLLA suggested tiat we Phone Naylor in his
wy hapeess
Parben Bullding and
and Naylor agreed
at khein/Main. to
that day “ut at midnight on Sunday they were dispatching a C=135 cone
He was further informed that 3% of
© Air Force and 4) to the Army to be
used only by Single military Personnel departing. to the States on”
Curiatnas leave. No fenilies could be sent on the flight, Inasmuch as
@ C-155 19 tho military cargo vereion of. a Boeing .707,.LAPOLLA and syself -
di : get military
authority to fly this family out. We decided against such course of
aotion for severe) reasons, We anticipated that there would be too
euch conversation among the single military personnel aboard the flight
. When they observed five aivilians, three of whom were obviously «
| family, flyirg m™m the same Plane. The fact that the six-year-old
- @aughter spoke no English also contributed to the adverse situation we
. anticipated. Secondly, subjeot and family had already been aboard ons
_ @Argo type alroraft and were reported t; OODINE to have made & serlag
. of uncomplinen reaarks of the typo transportation that they were
. . being afforded, . . . . , .
*. Naylor arrived at the office at about 1000 hours and wag made
@@Merally aware of our problem. He was informed that the principal
" traveler involved was @ defecting Russian diplomat, plus wife and. ehdida,
- and that we were under obligation to expeditiously and securely retuen .
‘thes to the United States by Jet atrorart. .He was further informed
8 and we had no guarantee
that wo would have- the documentation by flight departure time of
+) PAA No. 75 at 1315 hours. We then asked him what he considered to ix:
. the poasibilities or working out. a proseturg $5 board the party “black”
_ Bnd to prevent any dlvulgencs cf their existence to the German Inmigrae
‘tion Authorities. After considerable discussion it appeared that there
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existed & very good possibility to get. ths passengers aboard the aire
eraft and successfully circumvent Oerman passport cantrols, Naylor
contacted his own assistant amd the PAA Operations Officer assigned to
Rhein/Main, both of wnos are United States citizens, and asked that
they proceed to tie airport and stand by to assiet him in tne handling |
Of sowe very important personages Hic ware departing an PAA No. 73.
He then ascertained that only three first class sents were available -
om thig flight. He told his assistant to scat two paasongers in the >
@iraraft lounge and he would accept full responsioility for 1%. This
ie Gomewnat touchy in tie airlines business as lounge seats have no .
eafety belte. He also knew additional first class scate were available.- - -- «--
out of London. :
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-@1. Im the meantime, KLAMACK and one of nis sen working on the
d@oownentation had returned to Eschborn to pictures of subject and
his family that would be necessary for thefiusitr puasports. >The
, Best reading we could get froa the KURIOT people working.on the doou-.
ments was that they would not be ready on time. Inasmugh as decisions
had been made, we decided tc set the wheels in motica and started the
. family to the airport. LAPOLLA accordingly took off for Eschborn and
“@ plan was agreed upon where ho would arrive with the family in front
- Of tho Rhein/Main Departure Hullding et 1230 hours,. Naylor «ould be - .
standing by the entrance and take the family via a circuitous airport
Building route to the PAA Operations Office which te located on the
@eoend Floor of the building beyond Passport Control. Naylor departed
at about the same time as LAPOLIA and went direatly to the airport.
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22. Earlier in the morning I had asked BENTHAM 1f he could effect
arrangements at the Consulate to have a Vieo Officer standing 4 to put
United States visitors’ visas for subject's family in.the wsthisn] pass=
’ ports. BaicSHAM accomplished this and, at Naylor's avggestion, we asked |
if the Consulate Officer could go to.the FAA. Operations Office at Rhein/
Mair, and etend by there to ascommligh his visa work. BF 66 Going we -
could save spproximately 56 minuves time, 1 contacted Mr. Rollie White
*, Of the Consulate office and ne agreed to mest us at the airport at. |
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. id not look as if we would have any useble dosummtation to pass the
fanily and would have to take tie chance of uircurventing the Passport
Control. Our prinoipal concern was that a Geren Insigration Officer
would be standing by the aircraft departure area and “ould ank to see
Bubjeot's pagsport. Wo could not get subject's famLly aboard the
Seguler bug that gees from tne departure bullding te the atroraft
.. because there was no way we would get them to tis bus loading area /
(7 Without going thro-gzh Pasaport Contrel, EENTA esked how we evaluated
an ability to withdraw gracefully at plane side if onalienged by German
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authorities. I told him the chances were better than even and that we
would appeal to the fact that this was a VIP party being handled out of
the regular airport procedures and that tie passports had been left in
the PAA «ffice. we would then. put the party back in tne vehicle ‘tnat’’ *
took then out and just keep going. ‘BENTHAM authorised us to proceed
with the “black” evacuation. . ; Lo
@S. I then made one last call to KLRIOT and told them if they-could.
BOL complete their work and get the passports to the airport. by 1315.
houre to forget it. with that MULFALL and ayself left for Khein/Main,
35. We arrived at Rhein/Main exactly at 1250 hours as subject's
party was drawing up. The group nes then taken by a ciroultous route
Geo the PAA Operations Cffice.. It-was cscertained that PAA No. T> would”
arrive at 1245 hours, approximately thirty minutes late.
' 86, During our weit at the PAA Operations Office, RODIME got me
Seide three or four times and kept me continuously aware of subject's
Tear that an attempt vould be asde to sabotage his plane. ‘le nad ,
@videnced this concern ever sinre his arrival in Frankfurt. * Subject ~
told ROODINE he felt sure that Soviet agents would be found among some
Of the employees of the commercial airlines and the managenent of Knein/
Wain Airport. He mentioned the section of the RI3 that works specifically ©
OA ASsansinations and sabotage. He was fearful of. any baggage being |
loaded very late or any "spare baggage” that might be fsund aboard: the
@iroreft. I told ROGDINE we were very sympathetic but we were not about
to ask Naylor, wno had now gone much further than one could be reasonably
expected to on our behalf, to off-load the baggage of 184 passengers
and search it. oS ‘
27. Two events happened while we were waiting in the office to
board the parties that were of some disturbance. The airplane Gaptain
reported to the PAA Operationg Officer that a gun was found aboard: the:
plane. Upon investigation it. was determined that this gun belonged to
an Armed Poroes courier who hod carridd classified material on the air=
orem to Frankfurt. Ths airplane sapiain, upon being asked by Naylor
af tnore pad beon eny unusual activities on the part of the passengers,
“then deacribed one party flying in the first-olass compartment, This
Plight od eririnated in San Franoiasce and was flying around the world
-Weatbouid., At New Delhi a United States citizen, a correspendent for
@n unknown newspaper, boarded the plane with his wife and a female nurse,
Tha fight orew hac bean informed that he wes en alechclis ard was ceing _
retumes co the United States at the request of the United States Embassy
@t New Delhi.. For zart of the trip he had aoted in scsewnat of an tone
otnoxious feshion aii had insulted some of the other passengers. The
, Captiin had investigated the situation and was of the opinion that the
Correspondent was now euffioiently drunk and Janked sufficient etamina
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® purser or a
male attendant assigned to the first-class section,
| gfave reservation about now going forward
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Offtoer departed tne Offloe at 1525 hours, entered a PAA crew bus,
29, At about 1500 houre sti phoned to RIO and tote Ralph 0,
that he had another thirty minutes to get the(A y
a to the airport because of tha Giroreft'a delayed departure. The
“+ ht) Austrian peasporte arrived at approxisately 1345 hours,
eran teh
Hollie White
toly atarted to enter in those passports the United Stare,
viettor's visas, at approximately 1555 the FAA Ground Crew Giser .
Rotified PAA Operations that Plight No. 73 was mechanically oleared for.
_ oparture and completely loaded. At that time a PAA revreser*-tiva
_ Started to rim ree the Ssparture Buliding to the plang with
" plese of lucsass, Naylor was coming back from the Plane in
bus. Ho intercepted the PAA employee and tock ths ‘bag and drove it
Beok to the plane. He later tolé us he opened the bag, one of the
- Oo tldgnt beg variety, and on his om initiative examined the contents.
It contained items of ®ppare] used by ladies that will not be further
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At 1400 the Ground Crew Chier stated again the plane ag r ay.
. for departure and asked why the plane was being held up. It was being =~
+ |. held up because Wnite bad not finished all the entries cx tis Pascporta,.
> “+, However, the Pan Operations Officer informed the Ground Crew Chief that
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the “ignt of the loaded plane had been ioned and they were recam
PUR total weignt. At about 1405 tne (Aus tan] bassporte with United
: SYAV vieas vere carried in a bram eavelope by a PAA United Staves
, Bitiwen employes and gives to RODWDE. The plane was then cleared for
_— Cepeiture and rolled out at 1418 hours.
. Ay The only other information mom at the tine of this writing
+> €0 RON the atrorart was diverted to Bermuda because of bad weatner
- °; @90@AR one In Mew York. baylor telephoned me thit information about
, WS Noure on Monday morning, 15 Decender.
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; Probably be in China if they did in fact intend to g there - they my : 4
possibly return to the U.S. via Prague, with a bresk of a nonth or so for i j
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: 5 4. go teformation provided in reference was most timely in its
_ @rrival. Shortly after ve had received it, ODGIVY informed us that the
. Frank couple vas traveling abrosi, and that in view of Susan Frenk's..
interest in Far Restern affaire andi Chinese history it wna mot mlikels
a
ehe ani her bosbem! would attespt to travel to China before returning to
be able to uncover utilizing liaison as you see fit. FYI: Susan Frank 2 ono
be 2. The matertal in Boclquarters' file on the Frecks, all of
which was sxpplied by ODENVY, indicates they are active cenbers of
. the Cocmmist Party in the U.S. Upon receipt of ODMVY's approval to
Our request to pass a summary of this mterial to our official source |
: of reference wo shall forvard the. cum=ary to you for passeg) to the .
-- XRARYPIOGs. Yeemwbile, the following, cost of which vas supplied ty .
‘Geforaante rate’ as havins provided reliable information ia the past,
_ 4 forsaréed for your inforastion: : _ oo.
@. Susen Frank, see Beilignma, born 6 Sovesber 1913
| ‘of Rozeian parentage, resides with her secend husband,
“" Bieharé Cyril Frenk, at 120 Christopher Btreet, How York -t
| ity. There are reports as carly as 1942 providing information -
8 Susan Frenk's activities in behalf of Cosumiam, lof . —.
-Utieh refer to her as Susan cr Gun Worres, the alies eno bas jC;
eomonly weed in ber Cosmmist activities oni in erticles sho
bas written. One oxmaple of her activities ir 1952 refers to
; an epplication for e permit to opsrate a public adizse system | ©
|. g@& etreet meetings in Sew York City. the epplicaticn bore the
_<} . gigneture ef Sve, Warren, end listed her es Chairmen.cf the ==.
" Goxeoniats Party at 132° Bast 20th Street, Row Yuk City. Since
(4948 thore have bowen murous inforzant reports of Sue Varren’s
: active participation in Communist affairs in the U.d., thes most
reoant describing. her as o mauler of the Grcemvich Villegs |
Section, EY County Ci as of October 1959. Frank has given her
present ocouration es writer end lecturer, ani bas taught at
the Faculty of Social Sciences ani Jefferson School of gocial -
@olences, confucting courses entitled, “Fhe Kev China", “Ihe
Chinese Communes", "Hor]4 of Gooialiam”, "On the Correct Enndling
’ @f Contradictions (fno)", eta. The Fumilty of Gooial Sciences —
. was apparently established by iax Weiss, who vas referred to ia
* @he April 1996 edition of the “Dally Yorker“ ac “Eaticual .
Moucational Director, Comamist Party”. The Jefferscn School
Of Goolal Sciences bas been accignated ty the Attorney General.
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Gn 22 July 1959 Sunan Frenk appeared before the Eb c :
Ul-American Activities, and refused under provisions. of the Fifth
Asendment to anever questions as ts whether she hed ever lectured on
Chinese cultwre and Cotnese e!vilizetion, bat Leen on instructor at .
‘the Jefferson School] of Social Bclencea, was the author of en article ‘
in tha 15 Bovesber 1949 iseuc of “The Worker” entitled, "Ib Peace far :
_ ‘te Chinese Feopie”, ani wae “at this tine" 6 ceabar af the CP.
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. . Village CP meting that ahe could not contribute the $75.00 .
‘, ge bed provicusly pledged because ber husband (Richard Frank)
bed given $100.60 in “his club", and they had planned to. ; “a
contribute together only $150.00.” . i
“. @ Prank was reported to have been seam on 1 February 195%
et @ nesting of the Hew York Council of Arts, Sciences and
Profesaions, vhich tas been cited as a Commniet front organisation.
> > Vrenk bas vritten letters in bebalf of persons on trial
has provided storage in the . =
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travelled to the People's Republic of China Embassy, 100
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for five hours then returned to the Ottawa Airport.
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Air Canada flight no. ey to Toronto and at 4:40.p.m. he.
departed on this flight. re
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rec this month provided intelligence agencies with a partial
glinpse of «ho is welzone, and the relative pecking order.
Prenier Chou En-Lei and his tvo top assistants, Kvo
some by name, deliberately concealing the identity of others.
has instituted its own Open Door
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Radio Peking listed
residents and government exployees.
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Union" (@U is a fanaticaily pro-Mao armed revo-
Carmelita Hinton" (of Putney, Vt.).. Also Mr.
onmunist writer Mike Gold), William Epton (ex- :
of pro-Red China book), Mrs. Susan
Warren's husband), Mr. & Mrs- :
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Service
es’ by liberal press in U.S.) Mr. &
Mrs.
Se a an
Jack Belden (author
as
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atomic bozbds),
(once indicted for ~
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ACTION RLQUIRLD REFLRLNCES . “oe
_Action; For your tntoraatisn
Ref : UFGA-5897, dated 25 September 1962
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1. Forwarded under separate cover as Attachment A is a copy
of the original, and translation of a letter from the National
Coordination Committee of AMSPELL in Cuba dated 28 November 1962,
This letter was obtained through the AMBLEAK courier intercept
channel prior to delivery to AMSPELL on 4 December 1962,
2. The communication is of interest since it contains the
most recent report or AMSPELL underground activities and particularly
claims commitment of a guerrilla warfare effort in two provinces,
It also refers to the infiltration, of AMHINT-58 ns still feasible,
and confirms the arrest of AMHINT-{40), who is-described as a prisoner
in Block 9 at La Cabana Prison, a
3, Attachment 'B is a report of underground financing for
October 1962 and is|the first detailed analysis of Cuban finances
ever received by JMWAVE, This report was compiled by "Cuca" (National
Coordinator for Civil Resistance identified in Para 5 of Reference).
It should be noted that the total of $9,129.67 Cuban pesos as mon—~
thly maintenance is [for the "Resistance" only and does not include
the "National Military Committee” expenses for the month,
_ Distribution: ;
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ONSPATCH SYMB AND NUMBER
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Attachment A letter was soon thereafter satisfied.
AMSPELL with $5,000 for exchange of $40,000
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& was transmitted via local deposit and credit
END OF DISPATCH
OASSRCAR
S-E-C-R-E-T
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Dear Brothers:
- I hope from my, call (LD telephone) yesterday you are aware of
how desperate we are,. financially. “The week before last, I went to
Las Villas nnd I want you to know that the DRE flag has now been raised
in the Free Territory in Cuba. “A’small guerrilla (group) well supplied,
is now’ representing |us in the North Zone of Las Villas. And the
guerrilla banda in Matanzas to whom we have offered some support will
no doubt come into our organization if assured a little more help from
the DRE, . : i
We have been working on the total reorganization and if wo
cannot claim complete success it is because if our limited resources,
Propaganda, although|on a small scale, is functioning well, i am
enclosing a copy of our last issue of Trinchera and examples of the
seals we are producing in homes of Pre- University members. These
are now appearing in'!public places. As you can see there is a willing-
ness to work and with a little material support a great deal of eff-
ective work could be forthcoming.
I cannot understand yet, the delay in sending money. You remember
how you witnessed our) needs that day in Varadero, Luis? We only
had a few centavos in| capital? Well, that is the way we are now,
We have asked a small'local loan and after that must travel to Las
Villas for a loan from the Provincial (Committee) there, since they
seem-to have money, I hope upon receipt of this (letter), if you have
not sent money, you will do so immediately.
Concerning the travel of Angel (AMHINT-58 infiltration), advise
- ot .
me aS soon as this can,be arranged so that we can check the security.
aspects here, Our purpose is a to be organized to facilitate the work
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if those infiltrating must move about, the exposure to arrest is
greater,
Write at the first opportunity and advise me of the planning sq
that we may work toward that end. Greetings from Marivi, Maggie, .
Pancho, Lazaro, etc. Rest assured we have not forgotten you,
LF 7 r . 7 mT
: (Signed) Ramon
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Apparently all of them (prisoners) have been transferred to La Cabana,
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visiting day. They have not given me a copy of Trinchera as yet.
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dotallade do osda pristéa y do oada girc.
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Fefadl, Nixias y Crastos. .
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oorrosponiiente a Ootubre. a '
al: ropartir ol ciners entre los faxiliares
to. Proxinonento enviarozos un ia>erxo
casts le habfan ¢
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1£0.00 quiore desir $60.00 para cada uno.
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fender al grup. da >
4 + Cuando vers tros nextres y §
5 .- Nenco ha fircado varios valeo pertue go ests cncarganje ee arreglar y recager les aarress
6 .~ El tracpono varfa 6 prealo sozin' los rapsies que 96 tonzan. Casi todeo tiencn a les cue
fleo proco3 o fuera éel torritorts| fastoml, y vara no porcorlos hay quo ir por trassanso.
_ No ea verdzcoraseate un traspaso gi no ls azsoripolea para la rueva chapo y tiexa ques cor
porsoialnente. : .
7 «~ El cojfn 96 para la Sra. que vivia on la exile 6 quo falleeté y os donde duerazea loa Bie
ohachoa ouande ne thenen donde ir. Luta eensse ol lugar, puos tavinss allf uza reunion,
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em El zon de Noviextre fc6 la ayuda faniliar salanerte de
Cyuondo rosiuid mas, §52.CO, porque la Sra. tuvo un boot
poy eatata ingresada dalieada dojealud,
y Porranzo reoiden ol dinero quinsenzinente, por eso @3 que aparecen das To008
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on-olnit=d aaa.
10.~ Ningura fonilia recite 1a canticne do la ze
quo el padre ostd teabida preso y join C4 2h
e@inoro dol banso. |
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ll.= Juanooo cra ol onsarzado de Finanzas y 23 axtrecd 2459.C9 que ora lo que tonfa on caja.
Pat 3 a 4
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wa Julla no puede cazdiar choyues AL sacar
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osta el acante de la ooziésa, por ejeanlo,| Para osner Tay que ochprar oa Solea negra s $i no no
rirse do hanbre. Fl pelle enta ya a $2.20, Ya litsa en pie, y todo por el estilo, Este =a Guiere
deair que cupece=os a cozer pollo y no pleadilio, aero el arunto ea sue se puede consersir uno
y no lo otro. a
a. Si Guiercs toner sas astoa nos tes dojas’
‘To asegurazoa que n> malgastacca ni un centre
sebor que son micho gusto <o senplaocerouas. Hoy an ifa ni so consigue ni la conto tiens para <o
hecor donatives. Acuéréste cue ha hadide un canle *SUNESTO" y no hay muchas porsoras o2a efacti-
Yo. sO .
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lea suchachos. Lice oi ya ores padre, Pucs Tos rasta estar al tanto Jo les aconteciziestaa de
nucctra GAN FAILIA.
Un abrazo para tedss sis sobrines on X22.
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Chicf_ of Statton MWAV.
suber “Oper ational, GYROSE/KUWOLF
AMSPELL Progress Report for Sep tember 1962
ACTION REQUIRLD ALELRENCLS
Action:..For your information
Ref : A. UFGA-5728, dated 21 September 1962
B. UFGA~-5897, dated 25 September 1962
C. UFGA-6065, dated 8 October 1962
D. CARA-7019, dated 25 September 1962
EB. CARA-6994, dated 15 September 1962
F. WAVE-8211, dated 7 September 1962
G. WAVE-8356, dated 8 Scptember 1962
1, The September Progress Report for AMSPELL, including
AMHINT and ANBARB activities, is transmitted herewith: .
A. ANSPELL
1) General: OL
a. On 21 September 1962, auntint 453) xfiltrated
PBRUMEN in a refugee vessel and made his prelimifiary operational
report on release from CAC on 22 September (Reference B). Subject
was accompanied by the National Coordinator for Agricultural Affairg
factually an organizer for guerrilla warfare and resistance groups
ut the Island) Jose Angel LOZANO y Lozano. Briefly,
throug
AMHINTS: 53;jand LOZANO rendered an optimistic operational report on
‘D\ Continued ,
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Under Separate Cover, Soa ON
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DISPATCH SVIEDOL AND MUNBER
3
HEADQUARTERS FILE NUMBER
4) 19-120-19/1
" CONTINUATION OF
DISPATCH .
AMSPELL organization in PRRUMEN, including the situation in the
FORM
sw 53a
sage
underground, compartmentation, organization,
7 CRANSTON NCE IOSTDO ANG UCHLI
S-E-C-R-E-T UFGA-6140
communications: con-
trol and intelligence structure. Subjects are undergoing Intell-
tgence debriefing on a continuing basis.
b. While anntnt gs} w was arranging his exftltration and
--AMSPELL Psywar operations in PBRUMEN and the hemisphere were
continued on their
normal course, the AMHINTs were still smarting |
from'the ODYOKE confiscation of their vessel, the MENTEa Te as a
conseguence-of the 24 August attack on Havana, AMHINTE2 went tol
Caracas on 7 September
for a meeting with President BE ‘ANCOURT (or
his official representative) and a press conference where he
released an AMSPELL statement,which in effect, served a notice on
“-PBRUMEN and the USSR that any Communist shipping encountered in
PBRUMEN territorial waters will be attacked on sight. (Reference
F and G) ~
.. ol
c. Behind the scenes, however, ANHINT 2\was report-
edly ‘(Reference D and E) hegotiating with Venezuela Naval Officials
for surfacecraft and possibly a base from which to operate. What
succéss he achieved inthis quest, or to what extent President
BETANCOURT is prepared to help AMSPELL, is still an unknown
quantity.
spheres, allegedly for
Judging from their attempts to raise funds in other
the purchase of a replacement vessel, they
were not very successful in Caracas. (A PM Case Officer handling
‘the CEDAR team has reported that one. of the members complained
of forfeiting a 20-percent "kick-back" in his AMSPELL salary,
(For a breakdown of AMSPELL salary -see Attachment B.)
d, AMHINT32 SW eurnea from Caracas and as to be
“expected, gave no indication of the
On '27 Scptember, along with AMHINT-5, he requested a
outcome.
“secret negotiations" or their
meeting with the JMWAVE’ officer for discussion of the AMBARB
funding disagreement and the general AMSPELL situation (See
Attachment C).
Perhaps this session gave JMWAVE a bit more insight
as to AMSPELL plans and intentions, but no real solution for the
AMBARBs resulted.
In short, AMSPELL policy is to mold PBPRIME ,
public opinion and bring pressure to tear on ODYOKE and GPIDEAL
for action in the PBRUMEN situation within the next four months,
e.
To implement such a policy, AMSPELL has exploited
the impact of their 24 August attack on PBPRIME news media, as
wel] -as their Caracas Declaration,
Also, they have published a
weekly news letter in English entitled “The Cuban Report" (Refer-
ence C) and about 12,000 copies are mailed out to ODYOKE officials
and congressmen,
Initiated in lnte August, the main theme of this
publication has been the Sovict/Bloc materiel buildup in PBRUMEN.,
(See Attachment A)
2) Total AMSPELL Support for September 1962: $50,960.40
a. AMBARB Section: Salaries $12,240.00
Operations 7,700.00.
Processing 1,020.40 $20,960.40
b. AMHINT Section: Support $ 5,000.00.
c. ANSPELL General: Salaries 9,000.00.
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Overhead. 2,100.00.
Operations: 13,900.00 $25,000.00
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3) Intelligence Production:
; UFG-1572 - "Status of Equipment at the Nico Lopez
Refinery & UK, Czech, and Soviet Assitance
in its maintenance; Shipment of Gold Bullion
from the Refinery to the USSR." :
.
UFG-1585
(As above)
(As
(As above)
above)
UFG-1607
UFG-1622
UFG-1628 - (As above)
4) Development and Plans:
. All planning phases of AMSPELL activities supported by —
JMNWAVE-at the present time are subject to. the results of meetings
with AMSPELL concerning increased control, and, the decisions of
JMWAVE to continuc a support relationship if an acceptable degree
of KUBARK control can be established.
B, AMHINTS: ©
1) General:
As reported in Reference B, the most important
: a.
AMHINT development during: September was the exfiltration of
AMHINTS53¢ 0( This was also significant for JMWAVE, since all nego-
with AMSPELL would be transferred from AMHINTS2 {to 01
tiation
AMINT IBID Although aantwt og) 21 undoubtedly be fulfy briefed
and re-indoctrinated by AMHINT leaders concerning -AMSPELL present
status and operational relationship with JMWAVE, anne a
mature and astute leader and can be expected to appreciate ° he
broad scope of JMWAVE-AMSPELL operations.
b. In,the Psywar field, the AMHINTs in PBRUMEN
continue to produce, "Trincherp"” on a hand-operated mimeograph
machine in Havana and distribute about 10,000 copies monthly,
They are also committed to the collection and transmission of |
reports and photographs.on. the Soviet buildup, at least until
the DAMSON intelligence operations are begun. This activity :
is. in direct support of the AMSPELL policy cited in Paragraph A.1)e}
above. The. AMNSPELL propaganda section is divided into four.
departments, to carry out this program: PBRUNEN, Latin American,
PBRUMEN Exile Community and PBPRIME..
; sO c. (oipionit pouches) intercepted for JMWAVE by
AMBLEAK-1 have revealed much of AMSPELL operational planning not
heretofore reported. In a series of letters written by the AMSPE
national coordinators in exile to their opposite numbers in.
PBRUMEN on 20 September, it was indicated that:
i, Negotiations by aarer fin Caracas, Costa. Rica.
and Panama are. practically completed for an
AMSPELL operations base. (Letter from Bernabe
PENE to AMHINT-40) :
‘ 44. ANSPELL has levied intelligence requirements on
AMHINTS in PBRUMEN for sending out information
- on PBRUMEN ports that can be attacked from the
sea. (Intelligence Plans Numbers 5, 6 and 7, in
a letter from AMHINT-39 to "Jesus", National
Coordinator for Intelligence.)
In the interim, reports on Mariel, Cabanas, Bahia
Honda, La Habana, Matanzas and Cardenas are re-~-
quested on a continuing basis. :
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; d. Subsequently, {in an an rating “pouchpand probably
crossing with the foregoing communications, a series of letters
from the National Coordinators in PBRUMEN reported a severe blow
to ongordy ‘National Go ooze rOne Jore MEDINA Bringier
(“Monge”) ,:. ‘National Op PERUE for Military Reception and Supply,
-réported that AMHINTd¢ ON PERUMEN National Coordinator) had been
missing. (Later epee as arrested and being held at G-2
Headquarters on Ave 5 tn Miramar.) Also, “Juan” and "Miguel"
were-arrested in Havana. Several others ‘were missing. MEDINA
went on to describe security measures implemented and report on
a re-organization of the National Coordinator Committce. He
closed with a plea-for a small shipment of small arms for defensive
use, clothing and medicine, and a full-scale propaganda effort if
ANHINT-(40] should be sentenced to summary execution,
Ol“ oe. pe this same pouch the National Coordinator for
Propaganda,: Nicolas PEREZ Diez-ArgUelles ("Jose Alfredo") rendered
a detailed report on Agit/Prop assets in PBRUMEN. The printing and
distribution of "Trinchera" has been moved up to every fortnight,
and efforts to. get [t printed on a commercial printing press in
Havana appear to be successful. Regular couriers are being trained
for delivery of the newspaper to the provinces, PEREZ also
reported their¥ progress in mounting two clandestine radio. trans-
mitters for Agit/Prop purposes, one in Las Villas and one in
Havana, These are powered by 110 vol€ generators usually found
on a small farm, It is projected to transnit a regular propranm,
probably entitled "Tcle-pceriodico Trinchera", The report does
not explain what counter measures will be taken to prevent GOC
detection, Finally, PEREZ describes an Agit/Prop program already
in progress: -. Firss a plan for printing and marking walls with
their organization abbreviation, carried out’ in one cperation,
synchronizing municipal and borough teams for the job. As a
follow-up phase, large cloth banners bearing the same letters will
be raised.or:-tended in congested areas and photographs taken for
publication in eee. Also, with the aid of their Intelli-
gence Section, A h ave penctrated two radio stations in
Havana. and are identifying all Sov/Bloc personnel employed there,
their security practices, addresses and routes for commuting.
2) Total AMHINT Support for September 1962: $5,000.00
(Included in AMSPELL General section of this repor#)
3) Intelligence Production:
(Reported in AMSPELL General Section.) ,
4)
Development & Plans:
Cc. AMBARB
. During the reporting period no changes occurred Ol, AMBARB
personnel assignments. With the exfiltration of AMHINT- [53]! from
. PBRUMEN it is hoped that it will be possible to negotiate™with
AMBARB the still ‘unsettled question of AMBARB funding. We will
report further to Headquarters as soon as an agreement is reached
with AMBARB on funding of AMBARB representatives in the field by
local KUBARK Stations, For the present it. can only be said that
tie AMBARB leaders are strenuously resisting any effort by JMWAVE
to increase to more than eight the number of their people whom
they will permit KUBARK to furd.directly rather than through AMBARB
Headquarters.in Miami.
The inspection tour of AMBARB-16 to delegations in
Latin America resulted in the general. report. forwarded for your
information as Attachment D: in reading this report, it is useful
for reference purposes to examim Attachment E a report which the
AMNBARB office has prepared on its general progress since inception
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of the AMBARD program, As Attachment F we forward a special
report prepared by AMBARB-16 on AMBARB mailing operations cap-
abilities.
_ Individual reports on the activities of AMBARB .overseas
delegations are forwarded in the following Attachments, which
Headquarters may wish to bring to the attention of KUBARK' Area
Divisions or Stations as it deems best:
G.. Bolivia
H. Brazil
I. Costa Rica
J. Chile
K. Colombia _ .
-L. Ecuador ~ ;
M. Mexico
N. Panama
Oo. Peru
P, Uruguay
Q. Venczuela
The AMBARB salary schedule for September is forwarded
as Attachuent R.
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SALARY - 1-30 Sestexder, 1962
DEPENDANTS ALLOWANCES!
Dependants - Alberto Kulle> “Uta Isla de Pinos) US$ 200.00
. ; ~ liiguel Lasa (SV catrusion) 200.00
oe, « -, Rodolfo Vidal (cavana Ups.) 200.00
; * ~ Jorge de Armas (wo in Isla de Pinos) 225,00
US$ 825,00
’ DRE. EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTER VE:
luis Fernandez Rocha Sec, General. ; US$ 275.00
Jose M. Lasa Sec. Propaganda 2756
_ Fernando Garefia Chacon Sec, Actas 250.00
Jose A. Gonzalez Lanuza Sec. Relaciones Interiores’ 325.00
Elie Mas Hernandez Sec. Flanificacion 275.00
General Fatjo Sec. Finnanza 275.00
Raquel Lavilla (Cecilia) Ast, Inteligecia y visas” 180.00
Ronnie ead os ; Ast. Propaganda: 200.00
Zoila |! Ast. Propaganda — 150.00
Teresa aldos Hurtado Ast, Archivo y Propaganda 150.00
Elvira Weiss Ast. Rel. Internas 150.00
Mercedes Ramirez ®elephonse 150.00
Luisita Esquiroz Ast. Rel. Internas — 110,00
Lula Santos .- Ast. Propaganda 100,00
US32865.00
SUBSISTHiCS ALLOWANCES PUTTSS CFS:
Ana Diaz Silveira Sst. Finanzas US$ 200,00
. aria V. de los Reyes ; Aste Archivo y Prop. 120,00
Isabel Aionso 4st. Informacion . 170.00
los Bravo dst. Propaganda
Angelica Martinez — ast. Finanzas y visas waiver 100.00
Luis Gutierrez: : Talegrafist - 150.00
Carlos A. tiuller oe Ast. Propaganda 125,00
US$ 945.00
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Militar Cord OPS | “US$ 275,00
Bernabe Pena ;
Gilberto Aleman Trainee #1 oy _ . 150,00
Francisco Calvet : Trainee #2 . - 179.00
“arlos DiQuesne Trainee # ; 125.00
J. M. Fiol Trainee # a 325.00
Angel A. Fontanils Trainee # 5 225,00
Francisco Garcia trainee #6 129.00
Julio Jo Trainee # 43 120.00
Carlos Obregon Trainee # (rere) | 170,00
Lesmes Ruiz Trainee # 9 200.00.
Arnaldo Santa Cruz Trainee # 10 . 150.00
Ernesto Fernandez Trainee # 11 200,00
n Koch Trainee # 12 250.00
Julian Gomez Maritime - Militar 100.00
Lazaro Farinas Trainee # 13. 100,00
Enrine Torres Maritime = Militar 100.00
Juan M, Salvat Sec, Asuntes Militares 375.00
Ignacio Arjona Traineg # 14 100.00
Albor Ruiz Resp, Asuntos Navales 200.00
frane|sco Blanco Trained #15 200,00
Luis Yanps Trainee #16 (“aval) 150.00
Julio Hernandez Rojo In Cuba (his faxity) 200.00
Raul de Yespedgs Ast. Kilitar ae 125.00
Maria ODoardo- Ast. Militar 130.00
Isidro Borja
Ast. Sec. Sasuntos ‘litres 100,00
: us$ 4365.00
Dependats Allowances US3 825,00
DRE Office and Executive 2863-00 oo
Subistence Allowance 945.
Militar Inf, Urs, Training 4365200
US$ 9000.09
Responsable de “inanzas DRE
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AB Aprroved by the Sos L Fie@utive Comcittes. licwever, the activities of
the last four eonths werepianned and evitralied by 1ST] ol and ‘neatet ing
his were AMIE'NT and bernabe VENA, who were prexant ot tale meeting After
the ANhvHS G@taéusaion, the meeting turard inta 8 log AQscussiona of the
Totermath onal Comauniet situattoa, OFYOKE, AVBARK and AMSIFLL pelioigs as
ralated to this sitartion, $one of the noteworthy iteas revealed:
& ANIPELL had the 26 August ilavana attack plas for aix months, but
had eholved 1% for the "right tito” and 6 oonsidered decision
pot tc. embark upon. a course independent of KUNARK approval, :The
Sov/ulea bui Ldup changed that decitaion, ;
>, AMSPELL analyzes the eltuation as hopeless for the PBRUMEN
rev@lutionary sovesente after four montha becauset
le The Ssvieta will be firaly estatilened and ODYOKR polfoy as
defined by GPIPEAL tends toward and will probably result fa.
a& henisphere no eptarce of PHRIMEN aaa satellite, :
3~ After four months, the degree of police controls, rapresasion
and pergecutioa will make any internal aotion in olivie.
realatance and guerrilis warfare virt ally impossible.
0. AMSPRELL feels that ODYOKE policy on PBI: MEN cannot be influenced
by the rising tide of publio opinicn and congrenosional action,
partly becauge UPIMFAL fa eurrnunied by a group of advirors
who are “ane step frog daing porior pinks or worse". The list
Degan with Chesator 'owLes,
‘de Thies sttuatioa. fe. net-an- originat AM3 oN ebanryation, During
his European travel in August, nar weat to the Vatioan
for aA neeting (cluiwud to ba high wr) wafoh had Seen arranged
gome tias ago, iio teproseion of thinking in the Yitioan re
World Cossuntat advanogs, was that ODYOLS or PhPRIMS wus ro longer
oaloulated as an offeotive power for defesding the world arzainst
total takeover, That the Catholie Chureh was veginning the long
- process of prep:ring their forces for a wr ld dominated ty
Communiam.
4. Aaa result of their obdservationa and analyale, AMSPELL haa acaumed
a *u0ow or never" attitude and’ polioy. They feel they suat r-sort to ‘tactios
thet sold PURRIME public opinicn aod bring preesure to bear vn OFYOKE ant,
QUIDEAL for action in the PHRLHIN situation, latin Asarioa aust also be kapt
aware and urged to support an aotion. fhey would hops that such an AMSPELL o
polley and reaultant activity would not be interpreted as oprosttion or
nostility to KUUARX or ONYOKE, and that thetr KEDARK relationship would
ongvivé the critical a:nths before thea. They reeognize that KUIIABK te
vound by polioy and burdened by Hm bureaucracy, ani feel that the actions
- although independent and uncontrolled ~ of AMSPELL «ight contribute
to the forwation of Botion polloy fa PURUMEM, despite consternation in.
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1. The neoeting with AMALNT ale was to clarify tha ecoattnutng alsuniier
standing and digagreenent over ANBAR funding. ine original AVUBARH yp liev
meeting with AM NTEZ)} was reviewed, and AMHEST£, hatuted dat that ft was
not agreed that KUUATAN st t ong woo'd pay all ANHAKBS, b t only tie cove rte,
Without: going ovor the “yp ftire evolution of the AMMAR: project Cinting, -
was pointed tip, to A’: mined ‘that the projeat was a Cwoeway Arranc*aent, or :
greRt autusl conventanca! anit we must find a functional “alddlewzruuncd® alan
“whieh to operate, atthough it “ay not be entirely satisfactory to either ai
the parties, AiHi.T ree an tua following ground riles were arrived
at as a workable ¢ plans
a. .ANKAWIe Assigned as overt ANSPFLL representatives will Ba furtes
by AMNSPELL from “last on all future assignments, Those now being funded. uy
station will retain 6 atun que,
b. Covert AMBARBS for station oontaot will be nvatgned by initvits:
processing, both parties agreed, and atation will fund and control,
! “@e Re the four panding .cases where atationa ‘have request @ fundine
i as coon se poseible = a meeting ta to be held whore each case will de
f considered indivadually and decided upon.
) not entirely acceptable, it ia velloved
2. While this arrangement i
to the operattonal oontrol, s batter
that upon the return of Aili NTS
arrangeaent oan &9 nade, Sl
Dey (24> oe [3
4] (% uF Cri C146 ; . st . -
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rervit
s
SULJBCT. Bdusvdo wuris! trip to iatin acerica.
* Pate. rez rt is alsed on narration: briefly tue results of re
Edu rd <a it recest trip, to several countrics or Latin imcrice |
carrica tnrous: for tae ,aryose of visttin, tue b.k.o. vele ations.
In order to sake easter tae understandin: of its points, we
will outline tne impressions _utherea tnrou nout tne silferent
countries accersin to tae order in waleh tauey were visited, and
diviauina.. taen into tne rollowin; aspects.
> . a
Aes Actusi siltuntion of tae selection
bea- veileotencies
Le
C.- ruturs ,ossililities,
Aee AOtual situathon or tne vole stfon.”
on at Venecuela is at present
Sndouttedly, tne sero. sole —
betin -»terica
tne best dele.rtion tue vee. mas
zt
in
reasons for watea tats Delevation has reacned
place in tae batin american Flan of tne oeieu
are tae followinas.
to occupy tus
suming taes 2, trey
l.- 3 lauentilies with the vactionu's croblems and sational
Yesn-sori. coorulnation and unity in tae accomslisanent or
labor ;
sxitiful plan of labor Intellisently
y, tne set ,o. Dele stion’at venezuela nas ;succeeded
In attaint va prestise for tae sirectorio sevoluch nario Ss-
tualentil anon Cae most representative elements and institutions
“or tue Vernezueliun peosle a.recin,, taeir ideals vith ours. The cen-
tral mans enent of tae wenese velecution at Veneruela ts located
in Curac.s. i: is & small office situated at a central eclty patnt.
atl. Ot urea Gity / 9-12 {- ICL 7
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Tt uus two sut-dele ‘ations, cne in .uracaulbo, a mortners city of
Vene-uela, snaer tre alrecticn 22, noberto Fre'o, “acon teleru, ard
ne tu barlanqu'’siceto.
Aicardo sourk ez, aa the otacr
At the central office of tre senewe Selegetion in Venez iela
ander tie Sirsetion of naisel sreagla, senersl sele vate of tne Dees.
in VenezvelapJoaé -Leucl voncalis blorerite , borenz> iin, Joasjuin
Ferez, and ials voc@ are ace yo oworad.c. In Cerac-8, 242 weed
trueritas a dally radio troadeasGaulea lugts for 50 ninutese also
in Jaracalto tue Meteue Erauscits a rudlo broadesst #aulen 2dlés
“Peat po ularity. (it ig int.restin. to ,oint sat as a ,roef for
tae aikvents eo1s efrects or tala trowucast taut a croup, oF uction
men of fae co .delet party triea to barn wltn Molotov conuts tne
radio staticn vale. transzit tse crosucast)..
Tae labor accomplisned t: tie UpReo. in tne ‘stude mt rield is
of vital fmvartuncee 4¢ gregent tue selecation a.s tne 728s SoLLity.
of movin> enous: forces fn a seiinitive noment ta-counterac* Somiicist
eerton insiae the suiversity wile: 3 totally cantroli 7 Cowmnun.ists.
«8 Can BQ point dub a3 nicniy iaygortuat tne so - calle? ®zersonality
- buflaing course]" aadeh were created by tie sendere 22 tne Je. whe
ani uatien are carries turou.. Couay due to intinste coo eration, anon;
thc Dekene_, tae yoveument, cae Cristian social Party 423 accles! sstical
niererciuy. Escu of trese courses lust for epproxiaatel; week ani
les for uvcroxlmately see wees ¢ e seneraily “ger, & Lapa. Tae
attendants ara abu fay wl uore tatn 35 and ars hea aurins
Qne week to strong uwilitery discipline end intensivern: ination
en lists antil nicnt , enains tne eetivitics of ta vita a
eneral agsandly fn vinlen tne Silts attainea jarin:
i wad the Opportunity; fo agsigt pers sonali;
wolen dag cain: _iven by aieards Addr 4.
ele ation av waracaldo, ina rare
ate rym
,
a
wo
neous
oy tue Verne~
2 son
Parlo3ee Spy ta tac presen: 1,200 Vene-
yj, their
f@a inele@ Courses and, cere:
x tue consolidation oa:
w@ COuld now tall of tne sauy otaer acbivitie
wneniin:. ‘Yast ls wo\y we aave ¢
B.- veticlencies
Generally, ¥ we could assert taut tne balance msinceines by tne dD...
Dele. uti ta aspect cannot ce. nore positive.
sl aeviclencies MMe tas lator Sie
Sxgeztine *
_reatly 1S a vedee 72 pat 2 Venszaela Soes
AVG renrnes Va Tae Sstasr sand, tae
to ons a conciaint watt: 7.s als
268, <3 2 will exglein 2artaar:
Geen an several occassions .242r a
MU perious or tlie Lio uaz sone th
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DIRECT ORIO y REVOLECIINARIO ES
jose ontonio echeveria con tus ideos ea marche
with no visits by errors af the Centr-k Cffice of Intern t’onel
Rel-t'tons, In other s,-the DN. Qoleg tin > zueala
asked through 711) its Secs nore frecuent visits in ord’ ‘yp to avoid
@ fecline of forlorness
uring our conton strurrle.
C.=- Future possibilities
The D.Nee. hos hure future eossibilitics in VYene-ucl-. The pres-
tige it -etuclly hes > tie peorle +ndi inside cot: ent ectr-
cles orengney ficlds ? snecr future in all the sstects. ‘le
will synthesize these anegit ilities in the follo-wine roints,
ne coursses* in ord-r to soutle the
Jents recaiving then,
a
l.- More "por-on' lit:
nunbder of Yeneguc
em Orgsnizzticn of briccies to oncountst Comminists in? cove ther
out from the Centr 2 Yiiverysit: of Orraecas in ths elections
next year, .
3.- Increase tn the rrst
4.- Sprending of cetivits throughont all the States 22 the scuntr Ve
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ae
‘Jose antonio echeverris con tus ideos en marche
Zi Len
-aew nObual) situation of Cac oskle utlone
ror iene vetter anderstenain. of tuys situation of tne vs
in prucil, wo #fli- first consider tae gitauatton of tne URE vee
esoctton ut lo ge Janeiro uns tuen Sue labor of tne vele ation
ub sao Furlo. :
a3 etl os tue sole .ithon in Verac s, tne velecution tn
Hilo gs Junelro nes sacceescu in carryia, taro.ha labor watca
is worthy of wall pratse.
mn Spite vi Cuc fafosynerusy of tie Lreziltan people ind
fousness of tae literdor sitsation or tne nation, we
teliey 2 thut tac sele, on at cpazti follosvg tue vele,a.ton
at JeneZiela in Pes. fanetionle 2. «we coula paint out os main
rean3zong Lor tulgs success tas rorioul
Y
cane gs6Tr
e
“ 1.- Tne monbers or tne Dele vativun are fully taentified
nothig reabty ana prodlens of tn; azhiften esebon we ALL tae
tert oi tug Dele ation s,ou. rort- 91ase.
Zee 3 woll ag in Venecavla tnare is"team gork" ena anity
tm tue acconpllganent af lator.
Inqoubtedly, tne lator wt Srazil ‘a tue weideat to Te
seried turoin, Yolloveaa ty Cnile. Jac: talosyacrasy of the
azil{~an people, «nica are in eneral saneaust tynopant abtart
moat gepioua pro.lems tue sarla is actual’ encounterin:g, tne
Qverril roreos ol [email protected], 1% JE ule. cevraale situa-
eM pe dsget de tus 1. apres2: ti duidu aus ore then on-
aivogat GPusn tne nation To civil ape Une reasons Jor
Woatca many times Cac Cacan rot 2 placed In second
level, (enerulay _fvin: it ilce . : eyen insic
de..oeratic acctorie .
c
Ins
er
For approximutely one yeu é aed Dele ation at me Aid
a2 Janeiro nay been ebrucs inet t:da real difyicale
situation, ed bué Pesults pttuines cannot be better.
acd neld ar. indifferent
Ogt of tne tliwaes tt even
news “\ven by tue Ox5 =
St time ond tne name of
2 (act ny arrival ep alo
l.- Tne rress walen Tor Laue Py
attituge towaruas tne Cutan problem
rertasec to p,aublisn any co: wuss or
nag cfrerec us its support ior-tine 2
tre Shs ap, eare frequently tn its fa.
eaneirs taey interviewed ce),
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Jose antonio echaverria con tus Ideas en rarcha
ote waeln tue stucent oro. losnton of s.udents
oof Srethh (veh eels) a9 alreatiy experfenced tue lsbor tne
wes [9 accoapllenini. ont tac Muthoual essenoly recently aela
ty Cae sha, thou n tue sa Uele ates were not pernltted to
Sean, Cad au,,ort oar movenert us sannend ann. tue Srazilfan
students sag clourly dlsplu,ciy enen eevseral State studert
stud
Jnions protest for tae ensures Tahen acuinst uge uvrin. me,
is recent ly fo “ienita wien baret to s.ntu Caturina se succeeded
ts soa revolutton voted ty Gist State dntun ana sired
tr studenta aolictt - tag Bntervestion in Cata t23 nove
os Wess ier Cieps cate aave been recent by lunded ta tae
Is :
S.- caw velo ation u.s ulreagy edited turee paspalets in
porta, ueza Wala Weve GLa Pant (ecestance aso, “tae people
Rose es el sae" (.uat tac g.. is) “Sases furs una revoliuelon
“LatineaserfLouna™ (Ceundamencal .olotg for a Latin anestcan
revola the snpeMuaba Goechadieca™ (sy Lise Suabajpe Good relations
3 iseerdae. Jgelal trips
are helg ait. tue ee
te Role, fuss .eraig , una Ponts, nave heen sare
r.8 90d Contacts ave beer estacli . -
Be- Valiciencies
on are
: L aiteae
ae nery ¢%
to Cin 2
IPT oO Gas obssrs roigtaytir
Levertueloss, 23 snortiy
as iis $24
enitted
als
hal
3
fa
taeedack of progu-unda,
ton orser C2 reprint in
‘Ig ads C.e@ van eultes
Lebivn ulso co:
gS bacy sohisk
web
ta f ant td .o ag waden sabasse at
foras Protest to overnient Cat
37. s8n i suerds
Sl orma 4a : 3 iowaver,
are.
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TUDIANTIL
“lose antonio ocheverria con ts ides en marcha
on tae Gatun problen.
Zee SendX twa vele ates to ) Rocire for tue next visit of
President rennesy ty erasil. ;
Sen be ‘rform severel trips tnrou moat tue e2ur: try in ordur
to estkatlisa croups of supporters in tue atr forent places of
tue nations .
de+ Attainin,, of w rudlv brougcsaat.
6.- Intensify tie labor wits tae denocruttia student Pou ps
tn order to ¢ utinue tne worn to restore tae VelleSse tO our
denacratic c:use.
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ara jotatled reports at
SLA e TL ge Th
“Sane eusa or tue “vii. Jele.sthon ab-geo ssoto wal
a2 be congsiderod
sn ylane In 389
ty Real vonrales shnon wid antonio ve ay
by 8
ss a: excé;, thonul cuse tustag tae Latin vsertes
Fsdlo, fl ned the opportunity to avld vee,
en tgs conposed
ersnttioas alta
aasl uynsalez gtuon, anu we reacusd ut bt. e fobboutny, conclisivna.e
Le- In one wiole year tas Ji vele. vation wt Sad Paolo das KOT
Bate Aube PO ACCME a. aed
een pablisned by Cue yens Lot
le. etion ang gppesped in
not one of tue con,al ns ahd
of Internathonal sclathling unc bee
simting wp tue yondine: woras of
Faols, naul vonsalen ois
veld st ay arrival at Kfant “
member of the vele .ticn at ed ruolo, wer
foLlowins conclusion.
Ra jal
. tt
ot
&er Suring one gear no ervcetive labor ass taea
faotue clLty of suo ruold on tne Usban probl
b thee nus been wastes asslossly to obtsin on
a 30.54dia, Pullure,.
Que totives for tals Cullure can be outifines xs
de- fne Dae velev:tea bn suo. Faolo nuve been su
apbitrary afrection of yViniinir os “does
tne Sesele (serviee of inter anerioar i
trae wadle year proulbite. tae 3
me of tue vas, suvabtel
pre
adorn
a f
ues nothuin to uo witn tue Gasen +
wise to polht Yat tint Lor tae Cua:
neld at rumtau del ste, Syvetal Cand
to tué Cuban cuse. wot oer Ly Josken.,
notain about Carlay readnin tauis anse.
lias” af saen vinude .
yeles
xcelbrs '
3 3
a
- The Dic vele stes dtd not taze tn thas tas
working fadepenaent Ly inh order to a ;
useful, ond congeseutly, egnthouaa
ditgereattea ar, antam waten ba tne aecele
Bota lr. Raul sour sales Sina and
anviilds. to canting .
Mo. sonzalez Simon and.
r at v2.
ray sill O,é: nly
nen by ar. Olesintr syaosha:.t, for oa:
fous
3:
red,aa entirely;
betalng nag
§ @ at gre vee
ne at pa vation,
tae sectton
e,acte at sa»
Re conversations
a, anotuer
eacned it tae
accoapllaaed
Oe
ly us a reyult
Lollows.
DuLtted to ins
nky, director or
feSy ead during
work in tae
System watea
Is would be
Sanvererce
een dviicated
4: aosolately
Litas “aund-
deciston of
l goaetabarz
Vaca are
oP saca end,
apin: nagerous
tne attitate
nas ased the
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Ra) “”
_Jose antonlo echoverria con tus ideas en marche
Yanis destined to tne Cubun case, uls repeated boycott to every- °
tniny: wnicn olds tie ame of tions, aufig tne Mttle labor
accomplished tarousaout tae year. In tne report walea: is being
made by Bre heal Gonzales olsun, a glan ol” labor to te curried
tarouina in sao Faolo will be presented. wne ux. well encace
to eccomplisn in € monutas a superJor Ysvor tnen that aceauzlished
Uy tne Sedeie durin, one sisle year an tne Saban problem.dood
contacts end a well traced ,lun ere arran,e4 Cor seen end * [he C)
wlan togetner a#itn tne. reporta «ill be ,resenteu as goon as,rdvach
UuSe :
yy
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_ jose entonio acheverria « con tus Idecs en morcha
ULUCULY
\
Ae= Aetual situction of the Deleration
Thouch the 222 Delerates in Ururucy, tarto Gerei~ and tracndo Frias,
hive baen in Noate:
rerinnine to esrry
{deo for senrcely one and 2 half month, they are’
throurh a very positive lavor which nromises to’
bear srleniia fruits, fe must have in. mind tht anti-Castrist pro#
peranda his idely
edreul«ted thro:rhout Ururuay. Up to the rresent
@ frast nuuber of nublic ‘cts have becn held and it results difficult
to move public opinion on the Cubsn problem, since it is somewhat ex=
Sas
hheustad, Nevertheless, the rlans chich hove heen worked out “11:
strerthen public orintfon on this ’asnect. DOurinc ayv'stay 2 Ururuay,
the voting ecompaign for the elections chich -f11 be held on next Nove
enber «ms ‘eine ecrried through. Thus tt vas rather difficult to
tern the cttention
of nuhlie orinton- tomrds the cuban problem. How-
ever, in order to reinitiate the lobor, the Delerztion has ‘orked out
@ pltn
‘Thile I vas thore,
to exnress their p
rove di istet buted th
shdeh will lnct ?or one month mnd end -rith a freat public act,
100,000 leaves of pronsr-nda exhorting the people
rotests for the presence of Tussinn troops in Cuba
rrourhout the city. ilso 4 nanifes tation shieh
took place the 8th of Sentember in front of the Cubcn “nbassy was
organized, The Dele ration Add Snortly bercin to edit 2 nevs bulletin
which vill te sent
fous lerders,
is teins planned.
r teed
B.- Jevicioncles
to the Prass, Nadto, TY, to political, civic, ‘end
4lso * trin tnroughout’ the different cities of
try in order te strengthen the contzets ve alresdy had ‘there
field, the Jeloer-tion is striving to vork to achieve
of oprosition to the “ULU (Federation of Univers=
of Urugusy) by ercatine a common front ant thus move out
ts ‘hich control fully the lesding nosition of the PEUU,,
The deficioncies of the Deleretion ct Urnzusy ecn be ennsidered os.
little ‘moort-nt due to the Fret thet it hes heen functioning for. -nly
* fev weeks snd this does nat perait to see thinrs cle-rly ond jucde
then hoy they reclly acc. In eener’ 1, the Deleraticn is.at present
in a vrocess of consolid: tien
and sclf-securing, for ‘hich revson its
deficiencies esnnot be fully observed.
C.- Suture c-assibilitics
-The DR° Deleestion
‘rill be Sets rmined
onc-heur r-dio bro
“t Uruguay hes hure vossibilities srhich «re believe
during the next fe- d-rs., In cdditicen to the nevs
tukletin and the trip throuch the diffessnt cities of the eouatry
-derst ond new publie sets «re beinr rioanned, besides
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Jose antonio echeverria con.tus ideas en marcha
the Deler:tion is vorking torether saith - crour of sttifents that ste
interested in cre ting the DREU ( Direetoris Revolucionario Tstudian.
til of Urucucy).
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The Db Ine
jose entenio echevertia con tus Ideos’en ‘marcha
+ «@-.4
lee letuel rituattoen af the Deleritton
Betta aebieh fe eacteaced ter Metray waro,. Rafael
tsege fe noe neeorniichine a rither b
tt fe ‘aetnnin= te hear “rufte, isos Mad ctates)
ninoray an? Motte}
Fy
Sales an 2t Chita foltors Teae ft tna st
cite in Latin Avorten. The ovtetandting Sores of the
ta Pa teak mas tetan * 2
asabtem hive onorcanrely hin: ared. ‘the Uneauhted~
wreotly ‘teceaved, Dertne Ya Tact
A4ete te? that
aumipr cone rade
eahvin pallo
tie? Fag et fet
Tr:
Tsp havaynw BTA od tent tan
conth, throa fl fferont noctore vere crtinte ant
Cant tase, chort orice teeavsh the communtiies o
a. ot baa col saaghtam eons rte an 4
aati oegntorenear or
Swontenrt tc coo Cuneagy CLE fe tr ont, aunttadactrist
Pivto hroateact Mo). In the rtetent etna ta wart ws ations
att ata Th mton ac Ta teape thy no ttan ae T-tla CVIVIN),
ravteun ctutent orcantica af tho nstion. eee eee
a .
‘ea Sotiotenctas
ocearrtane
em oor aan
atrauty nAegealt
Vitae
etane to
ayn
nefine ares
neluctone tn
cet oat ary moront.
mV he crank ko
mey Taascecantitt
ia broaerrt to
etinthise incite
sivine aanoransiac ‘ tte 43
ee nes ieine ne esrprvine *hesrch arn
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“let none echeverria ¢ contupidecs en morche
-~l
This report 4s a. “general scialyeis on the labor performed by the Sectio of
Intemational Relatios of the Mrectorio Revoliolonario Estudiantt? (DRE)
-, atid cn ite plans. for the fcture, Hower, it would take mich tine to uake
3° @ Precise account on the later accomplished in more than one year, so w
“>> wD] Lindt 1t to bea general: outline, hoping that in the near future a
nore detailed one may be Presented,
ae HE TABOR ASOOMPLIS'
The DPE can firmly assert ut the labor carried through by the Section of
_International Relations hss dbecn a definite triumph for the organisation,
“due to the importarice of tba sround of operaticn and the intensity with
which it has been developed, It is not an easy task to organise in such
a brief term an internatimal field of operation like ours, which has
_ @lready born fruits and, in enly one year, ha: attained great renom, even
‘outside the borders of our ecntinent. If all the motives for which the .
TRS's Latin American Plan bas attained such success were to be outlined,
we would never finish. Ge are going to list those which we consider are the
wost importants
A= There can be no doubt tat the most important labor has been the eng
developed by teh DRB Delesates in Latin America. Daring many rths,the
economic support given to the Section of International Relations ms so
ahort that only with th: voluntary sacrifices of our delegates in Latin
America could the sectice be kept in function. Wo can name cocntless
- examples of generosity a&d self-sacrifice to our causey There were
’ Delegates who, for mary acnths, slept in cots and even on the floor,
others who lived aorrens sed by” & vretched atmosphere, and others uso
even went hungry. Onr dale gates fought to undergo all difficultties
and, many times against bestile atmospheres, equipped only with their
enthusiasm and their ardent desire to carry our truth throught America.
The merits of our enter;zise belong solely to them, —
B.- Maintain the DRE identi!“ed with the strugsles of Jatin. Anerica Stedants,
with whom we have shared ideals and cooperation during this year.
C.- Mantaining the systea ft propaganda from Miami to the labor which has
sade the DRE knom shrongiont: the continent and has increased Delezations
its ‘prestige, in spite cZ the lack of information and economic means
D.< Maintein the DRE identiXted with the representative movements in each
- ecuntry, its firm positicn fighting for the redonstruction of Cate,
crossing out Batista's athorrent past and Castro's inhuman present, and
holding an understanding posture towards the serious problems in latin
Anerica, social injustice, oppression, militarism and ignorance. We
have rade also ours the lenging for the ransoning of our continent.
We have experienced all this surrounded by gigantic difficulties,
Maitations and, in many eccasions, incecprehensions by those whoa we
had trusted, Moments of dcwmbsartedness have. lived within us more than
once , but our spirit bas maintained its firmess still hoping that the
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jose antonio echovertia ¢ con tus. “ideas. on morcha
__ People of the world towards our desperate calling may be some day achieved
and that they may stretch their friendly hand to our patient, but erect, people.
For the better understanding of the labor accomplished we will synthesise the
main stepa taken by this section in the develop ment ‘ofthe mission the DRE haa
assigned it,
OF THE SECTION OF INT: san 8
“The Section of International Relations was created by the National Brecutive of
the DRS in the months of November-Deceubor 1960. Ivis Bosa Boringues, éx-President
of the Faculty of Sofence of the University of Havana, was appointed for its
: direction’ on January 1941, Mr. Eduardo Munis was ordered to como to Miami dnd
" was assigned the coordination of the DRE's labor in Tatin Anorica, Mr Nonis
arrived on the 8th of February, 1941.
THE. EXRST STEPS
Before Munis's arrival at Mian, the DRE's activity in the international ground
was so Umited that it lacked importance, even thought had sent a Delegation to
the Chancellars! assembly which was held on 1961 in the city of San Jose Costa,
Rica, and had aleo sent a Delegation to Central Anerica for the purpose of
establishing contacts with student leaders in these countries, On the last dags
of February 1961, a DRE Commission composed by Emesto Fernandes Travieso, Tere~
sa Valdes Hurtado, and Eduarde Mus was sent to Washington for the purpose of
delivering a letter written by the DRE as genuine representation of Cuban Students
to the President of the Uiited States John F. Kennedy. This letter was handed
to Mr. Richard Godwin ( se ignore if it ever roached President Kennedy) It
atated the. basis and ideals which moved the DRE th fight the Castro resize and
the common inspirations which led 1t together with the rest of Latin Mrerican
Students tomards the ashieveent at social justice for the people of our
continente
Despite all this - and for. motives. which have not yet been Ziven to us — during
February, March, and April 1961, we were entirely restrained in the development
of our labor because of the poor admitance given to our plan, Our labor wa
reduce to the sending of some propaganda to Latin Auerica, to the organising
of files of contacts and organizations, and to the maintaining relations with _
them by mail, However, at the beginning of March 1961 the first three DRE De~
legapions in Latin America wore stablished 1 Costa Rica, Venesuela , ami Maxi-
co, This Delegations peactically, received no economic support for more than
_ five months (they subsisted almost only by their own means) and 39 its labor
was reduced to ths least,
SLRON INVASION, NEW OUTLOOKS
New possihilities in the latin Anerican. ground were disclosed when, on the
’ 17 th of April, the invasion through Playa Giron was defeated by the Coummist .
forces, genonstrating this the mistake which the administration of the United
States had perforaed in not relying upon continental pudlick opinion which had
been skilifnily influenced by Castrist propaganda. _ An objective glance on the
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actual reality clearly made this know to ush cxtnental opinion supported:
_ the Castro regime, Latin American youth beheld Fidel Castro ag the legendary
leador who wuld scise the latin Auerican peoples towards their total exmanci-
pation and develspmert, Little or nothin had teen cone to face this skillful
propajanda. The possibilities of opéiing a battle front against Castrisa in
the Latin Azerican ccmntrics = thé findamental point ef our plan - began to
de taken: into consideration. The first attoupts weres . ;
lee In May 1961, our peabers otta Dias, Marta Kiena Rosdriguos and Raul Goo
‘gales Simon ware sent to Seo Paolo, Breail, asd stayed there for one soath
carrying through labors of propaganda,
2.- Innediataly after Alberto Miller, Secretary-Omeral af the DRE, was caught,
a Delegation caaposed by Jorge Dorticos, Rorelis Yelu and Joaquin Perea -
drigues, traveled through Brazil, Uruguay, Arsentina and Chile working te
avoid the execution of our Secretary~Qeneral by the Castro regime, Tha la-
dor 4t acccoclished together with the labor asccaplished in other conntries
turned pudlic eptnioa towards our cause, Whe the Deletation arrived at
Mbntevideo, Crugaay, the " Congreso por la Libertad y la Dewocracia ® was
being held in that city, and the Delegation ms invited to take part in it, «:
boliing an outslasding posture in its acting.
3.- Tmediately after the trial of our Secretary-eneral, Alberto Muller, and
other 32 prisoners with him, one of the stronsest. and most successful tan
paigns we have accosplished, was carried throm Ponr delegations vare
urgently sent to Latin Americ, organised as icllous.
Brazil ~ Raul Censales Simon, Mario Garcia, Jase Sasulto
Chile - Naisca 4earc, Alejandro Portes, Rafael Qllor
Argentina Rogelio Salu, Jorge Dortices.
Uruguay - Edoard> Mis, Rens Morato, Ramon Mastade
At the same tise, cables were sent from our sia office at Miant to all .
the govermmants of the continent ,Studant Unions, and civic organizations,
making use of tha contacts we had made by mail fron our beginnings. The —
results of the canpaim wro really astonishizs,. All the governments of
the continent pleased in favor of Nuller and the other prisoners, almost
all the Studext Unions, coum+less civic orgacisstions did the same, padlic
sanifestations rorw sida in Mexico, Panama, Chile, Yenesuela, Ecuador, end
Peru, stones ware throw at the Cuban Eubassy a% Colivia all the Liceos
( High Schools) in Montevideo, Uruguay, went on strike on tha day of ths trial,
the Federacion Sstutiantil Untiversitaria( FEVa) in Honduras also went on
strike for one day, through the streets of Sen Jose, Costa Rica, 4 great
atudent manifestation was made, and the Federacien Sstudiantil Universitaria
( FEUCR) proposed to change Alberto Muller for coe tractor.
The labor performed was 80 effective that braites Smmesto Che duevara,in
his interview with President Janis Quadros duricg his stop at Brazilia re-
turning from tha Conferencia Interamericana Eoxcaica y Social ( C18 ),
was asked froa the Srarilian goverment to spase the lives of Meller and’
the other prisoners, Ee mst point out that in swech pronounced by Gievara
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in tho city of Mangeai2lo | io Oriente province, Cuba, be he stated that in his trip.
through South Agerica be had seen certain stirring in favor of a group af pri-
sonere caugh in Cota. ( He was evidently talking about the campaign in favor of
Muller ) , This Cawpaing clearly showed the great possibilities we had in La
tin Aserica and the urgent need to carry through all the nations the erent truth
of what was hapyating An Guba.
en on
In Agust, 1961, ¢ tae fut conversations to achieve the econonde support for our
plan were held,’ Faay lasted for approximately one month because wo were not in
Accordance on several points... It was decided that permanent delegations were to
be established in Latin America and for such purpose wo made a well-studied and
detailed plan in which we exposed our opinion on. how to develop the labor throuhh-
ont the ¢ontinent. Unfortunately, many of the points we exposed in the plan wre
not approved-(tiae gave us after the reason for as labor wis being developed it
Wis necessary to exforce magy of the points which had once been rejected) and we
began’ to dovelop tne plan through the limited meana we passeased to achieve the
objectives wo had assigned ourselves, The main objective in the firat plan of
the ORS were;
A.- Make the DRZ kmowm through continental public opinion, principally the
Students ' opinion.
. Be~ Make openly xcom the truth of what. was happening in Cuba through all the
means which evald be useful.
C.- Stir public epinion in favor of our cause,
Dole gation were established in less than three months in the following countries 2
Costa Rica, Venezuela , Maxico, Bolivia , Brazil (.Sao Paolo ) , Peru, Argentina,
Chile, Uruguay. Later, Delagations were established in Colonbia, Bouador, Pana-
ma, Honduras, “&atemia, Puert-Rica and Santo Domingo and Brasil ( Rio da * Janeiro)
The activity * unfolded since then needs not be narrated, not only because it would
take mich tins , tut also because evident facts demostrate the importance and
‘the dimension aeciemed bythe labor in the plan of the DRé for. Latin America, In
general fora we will list wome of the most important events during this. period of
1.- 27th of Noveaber: day of dus) for Tatin Aaarhenn Studenta in memery of
Students execited in Cuba. At the LV Latin rican Assembly of x ee
(CLaR) to web a DRE Delegation assisted and which we Sotalt later on. this
report, it:=es decided to declare the 27th of November (date in whichl 8
Students of Medicine were shot by the Spanish soldiers during the Cuban war
of Independence) day of ‘duel for latin American students, This date ms
Commenorated in aluost all the latin American countries, being this one of.
the {lest great blows we achieved coordinately throughout the continent. -
All theacts waich were par formed and the propaganda which was issued are
filed in oar office.
2s= Studont gezifestation in Costa Rica on the 17th of October. # was possibly :
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the greatest student manifestation that hus taken place in San Jose, More
than 6,000 students asking the government to break relations with Cestro wore
present at it,
The campaten to save the Life gf Miguel Orcle Anisonze). Por this campalg,
as a3 wll, as. for the campaign in favor of Miller, we appealed to every means p=
esible, tits attaining the help from the Latin "American fovernasnts and frou
alnost all the Student Unioas and sivic orgmisations of the continents.
to save the life of Hana Genglor sind end Juan Pereica (Juantn)
The cancaicn
- As in.the previous campaigns, we moved continental public opinion in favor
of our just demands. Unfortunately, our dear Juan Pereira Varela wis killed -
in the coast of Cuba,before the pleadings for mercy from all places of tha.
-cantdinent reached Castro and before the Secretary of Foreign Relations af.
-.Brqaii, Yan Thiago Dantas, could intersede for his life, as he had promised
Jose Iq Rexirigues, with whos he had held a private interview, Ehe whole .
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account on the labor we accoaplished for this campaign and for the campalen
in favor of Miguel Garcia Armengol, 19 filed in our offices. oe
Holp yendéred to Latin American Student Upions. From the» Latin Anérican
outlook, thia labor has probaolg been one of the most i portant labore carried
through by our Delegations. ‘During this year many of our Delegations have
worked intimately with tha dexocratio leaders of the Dtudent Uniongof the
continent in order to throuw the Commnists out fro tho positi:ns which they
' gontrol and to attain success in student elections of simply maintain the
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actual positions held, Somefforts which deserve to be named apes The labor
accomplizhe by our Delegation in 2anama due to which ( according to the exact
words of student leaders ir. Panama). the direction of the Union de Pstudiantes
Universitarios ( UEi ) which had follen in Communist centrol, was reconquered
by the Democrats. The labor accerplished by cur Delegation ab Benezuela has
been perhaps the mos important, through which student groups of the Partido
Social Cristiano ( COPEI ) and the Partido Accion Democratica ( AD ) have .
stronly ‘epposed “in armedactions the Coomunist groups which control the Uni~
versity and have even received the couplimenta of President, Romo’ Betancourt,
The labor accomplished by our Delegaticn at Honduras, through which it has”
helped and guided the democratic administration &€ the Federacicn Estudiantil
Universitaria ( FEUH ) and also payed fbr the publication af the newspaper
"Avance", official reporter of the FEUH, The account on the labor carried
through ty the DRE together with the Confederacion Universitaria de Bolivia ,
the Fedoracion Universitaria del Peni, with that of uppoaition of Uruguay ,
Argentiaa add Brasil and Sante Domingo is filed in our offices.
The system of propaganda of the Section of Internaticna) Roletions. Our
system of propaganda is probably one of the most strong in the student
Latin American. ground, in spige li the limited means wo possess, Our labor
1f propaganda has been so intensive that we have practically had to use a
larger place, to file the propazanda the Delegations have issued and sent
us, We have maintained the best relations with latin American preas,uhich
frequently publishes articles on the DREalso the international news agenciea
C UPI, AP, etc. ): have published cables related to the DRE, For the better
understanding of the labor developed we are going to divide it in written
propaganda and propaganda by radio broadcasts,
" a.= Written propaganda
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Mexico.- Tho newspaper ® Ataque ®, of ficial “peporter of the Detegaticn, : is
; published. Many pamphiets,as the one about the 27th of Novenber,
sO and tons of written propagand have been odited. .
Costa Rt Rice.- Posters and: great amountsof written propaganda have been
printed and.panphiets edited by our cain office at Miamt have
: ‘- > Been printed again. 2 -
- . Yeonemela .-."Trinchera®, official reporter of the DRE Delegaticn ab Maracaibo,
a _ me _ 4a edided in Maracaibo. The Dalegation at Caracas has printed the
- cont : pamph}jet, "Cuba, Misery and Hunger", propaganda which had been adited
‘in Mani,as the pamphlet " Mire Ud como nos autodeterminamos ", Pos-
: : ters and tons of vritten peopaganda have been also printed .
Pexy .-TheDele gation aids the edition of tho magazine "Clamor", though not in
; - the namé of the DRE... The sérics of pamphlets 4 Seguirenos Informan-
do © are edited and also posters and loty of written propaganda,
’ Urpeuay.-. The DRE Deleg. tion at Uruguay edited the pamphlet "Cuba Comunista®*
~ and bas also edited a great amount of written propa gande,
Ecpador .-The belegaticn hav edited the pamphlet * Fidel Castro tridop a Ams-
rica", countless posters,and has? printed again Propaganda received
fron jant,
Braz}, .- The Delegation st Rio de Janeiro has edited the pamphlets “Bases
para revolucicon latinoamericana ", "Que es el DRE". _ The Delegation
at Sao Paolo has also edited countless pamphlets with photograph
- dLlustra tions,
nto eo The Delegation has printed lots of propaganda bent by the
; main office at Miami..
Bolivia, Colombia, Chile, Argentina, Panama, Honduras .- These Delegations
has printed Propaganda. edited by the main office at Mani, alse
posters and lots of propaganda, and have regularly written articles
in the press,
b.~ Propaganda by radio broadcasts :
Honduras.- The Delegation broadezsts daily QTrinchera® by radio Anerica,
Santo Domingo .- The Delegation broadcasts daily "Trinchera® which laste
- 3 mimes by Radio Caribe... -
Yenozuela.- The Dalegation broadcasts daily “Trinchera® which lasta 30
minutes, by radio "Libertad"
Costa Costa Rica.- The Delegation broadcast " Trinchera Estudiontii Crbana®
three times a week by 9 Voz de la Victor" :
Panaza.- The Delegation broadcasts “Trinchera" three times a week by
radio MAramar .
Chile.~ -The Delegation broadcasts “Trinchera* once a week by radio Chile
Bolivia.- The Delegaticn breadcasts daily " Trinchera® by radio "Amauca®
Uruguay. ruguaye~ The Delegaticn broadcasts @ Trinchera” three times & week by
“ * padio * Raral*,
Colombia- The Nelegation broadcasts daily "Trinchera® by radio"Santa Fe"
Peru, Ecuador, Puerto Rico, — broadcast weekly Programs. tO
0.- Photographic propaganda.
There can be no doubt that the success attained in this tied is of the
greatest importance. The main office has been Supplying photographic mae
terial to the Delegations for several months, so that they could use it
for propaganda, A great blow was achieved with the photographs illustrat-
ing the events at the Ecvador Rabassy in Cuba, when three Cuban, seeking
political assile, tried to enter the Rubassy. and were shot by the milit a
being already inbide Ecustorian field, These photographs were ‘diatribe
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among all the Delegations anda day was appointed: for their publication in:
all places of the continent, Thus, a great success was achieved. This
game the photographs were published in almost all the latin American news=
papers, and, later, they were even published 4n oxtra-continental press.
It ts of vital ‘Amportance to. point out the success achieved by the photo=
a Rd organized by the photograph departzent of the Section of
” Ynternationsl Relations, This ‘exhibition wae composed of 30 enlarged
photographs ‘$0 -be show a€ public squares and organizations and were sent
te each Delegation, These exhibitions are still being show in Latin Ame~
rlede Thousands of parsons have visited them and the success achieved
up-to-date has been Greate
Te Intelligence and Agitation. During one lo ng year we have received
through the Delegations many informations on Castrist activities throughout
the continent, as well as on Coomunist activities in general, Stirring has
noither been absent - Two Libraries of the Commmist Party were destroyed
in Montevideo, a placa were support for Fidel Castro was received was also
destroyed in Montevideo, and students groupe in Venezuela have been trained,
THE CHANCELLORS * CONFERENCE,
When the Ghancellore! Conference was held inJanuary 1961,. there. was & plan -
to turn public opinion in favor of taking energetic steps against the Castro
regime. For this purpose, the 25th of January was appointed as the dazin +7.
which © La Marcha del Silencio" ( The Silence March) was to be carried through in
the principal-latin American cities, to give support to the Gonference and protestd
for tha crimes: accomp]ished by the Castro Communist Regime, The results were truly
astonishing. In Bolivia more than 20,000 people took part in ® la Marcha del Si-
lencio®, they all carried lighted torches since it was ab night fall. In Peru,
more than 10,000 persons were assembled and in Guayaquil, Ecuador, around 5,000.
‘Also smAller manifestations were made in Honduras, Panama, Mexico, and Colombia,
. The DRE Delegation sen to the Chancellors * Conference visited several coun}ries
before arriving at.Montevideo,.go as to develop in them the laber of propaganda
“and organization previous to the events that would ‘take place during the Confe-
rence. This Delegation was divided in two groups. The first one was composed
by Juan Me Salyat, Femmando Garcia Chacon, ‘Jose Maria Lasa,’ Emesto Fornandes
. Travieso, and Mario Pita. This group visited Bolivia,. Feru, Chile, and Argenti-
na. The second group was composed only ‘by Bduardo Mints, who visited Honduras,
Costa Rica, Panama, and Brazil, Dering this trips, press conferences, inter-
' views with secretaries of Foreign Relations, and with Presidents of the nations, .
were held. In Uruguay, the first photograph exhibition was skown in the Plaza’
Iibertad, a gigantic meeting was held in Montevideo and: four. meetings were held
in other cities of the comtdy (San Carlos, Piriapolis, Minas, and Maldonado),
pest bombs were placed at the Communist meeting in the University, presa conq -
ferences were ) held, and radio programs were broadcasted, all during the Confer-
ences . -
Ina general, tom, we have explained some of the activities developed dy. the
Section Of International Relations of the DRE, It would be impossible to des~
cribe them all completely.
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Re are going to narzate. separately the labor accomplished by the Section of
“© International Relations in the internaflonal student assexblies, for it results
-of great importance. The IRE has sent Delegations to three great student
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G@ssemblies; IV CLAE (Congreso Latinoamericano de Estudiantes), III CBuCA (Con~
greso de Estudiantes Universitarios de Centro America) and X CIE (Conferencia
Internacional De Estudiantes). A Delegation was also sent to travel through
several countries of Africa: (Senegal, Ghana, Henya, Bgipte, Marruecos, Nigeria,
Argelia, and: Tunes) in order to establish contacts with the Studant Unions of
Africa in preparation for the CIE.
a. IY Congreso Latinoamericano de Estudiantes (IV CLAE)
The DRE sent a Delegation to the IV CLAE -the most important letindmerican
student assombly- composed bys Inis Fernandez Rocha, Iais Boa Domingues,
Joaquin Peres, Jose I, Rodrigues Lonbille, Antonio B, Abella, and Eduardo Muniz,
The report on the labor accomplished by this Delegation in the IV CLAE -a
_ Deleyation from the BEU of Cuba was present at it also- has been already pre~
sented, But wo will only list the following resolutions which were taken in
the assembly due to our vigorous action.
Condemn the executions of. students in Cuba,
Demand freedom for Alberto Muller and the other imprisoned students.
Proclaim tho 27th. of November day of duel for Latin American students, in
mamory of the Cuban students that have been executed.
"Ask: the Comision de Eatudioa oe Informacion (RIC), organism of the Inter.
national Student Conference, to perform an investigation on the situation
of Cuban atudents.
be. Congreso de Estudiantes Universitarios De Centro America (IIT CBUCA)
The DRE sent a deleyation to this. assembly, held in San Josq Cost& Rica,
led by Rogelie Helu and composed by deleyates of the DRE in Costa Rica, The
celegration of the IIf CEUCA did not finally take place because the Unions’
controlled by Communists asked that the Cuban Revolution be given a vote of
confidence, Mexico, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Honduras, opposed thas petition,
At this critical situation, the denocratic delegation retired, finishing thus .
the Assembly and leving the Commnists unable to reach their objectives
o-. Conferencia Internacional de Estudiantes (X CIE) —
In the X CIE just held at Quebec, Canada, Gthe DRE Delegation obtained the
greatest success ever in the assistanee to a student asseably, This Delegation
was composed bys Jose I. Rodrigues Lombillo, Rafael Tremols, Joaquin Peres,
Lourdes Casals, Rogelio Helu, and Eduardo Muniz, Their assistance at the assem
bly turned out. to be a great success owing to the efforts of the Delegation,
The assembly condemnéd, with only one vote of opposition from India, the executions
and imprisonments of Cuban students and the suspension of the publication of .
_the newspapers of the University b y the Totalitarian Skate.
Copies of this. rasdiution will be sent to allStudent Unions of the world,
to the United Nations, and to the government of Fidel Castro. The report on
the X CIE will soon be delivered,
a, The Delegatimn sent by the DRE to Africa :
On the last days of May, 1962, the IRE sent a delegation to Africa composed
by Jose I. Rodriguez Lombille, Raul Gonzalez Simon, and Lourdes Casals, mey
traveled through these countriess Senegal, Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, Egypt, Ma~
rruecos, Tunaz, and Argelia, . They established ‘contacts with the leaders of
Student Unions and distributed among them extensive informations on the actual’
situation of Cuban Students, translated to English and French, The leaders
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were greatly impressed by the pamphlet "The Perversion of a University". The
positive sesults of thie trip to Africa were clearly disclosed at the X CIE,
where the Student Unions from Ghana, Higeira and Kenya ardently defended uso
oe Actually the TRS 1s. planning to send a Delegation to ‘the Festival Mundial
dé la Wuventud wheih wa be held this year at Helsinit, “Finlands
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Dering more than one year of vigorous working, the Section of Internati cnal Rela-
tions has encountered countless deficiencies and diffitulties, ‘mapy of which have
been already ‘surpassed, though’ ‘others still prevail. We will state bellow the —
- pain difficulties which we are actually facing arid which we endeavor to surpass
as soon as possible.
1.- Personnel
The problem on lack of. personnel has been and is one of the main difficulties
which the Section has' encountered in its labor. Countless are the notives for
this, among which we can list.
A. s of capable personne] : Due to the importance of the labor developed in
Tatin rica, the personnel with capacity for the work is not very abundant,
B.-* Personal problens of the aspirants to Delegates 1 This is one of the most
conflictive motives we are actually facing.
More than exile by the Cuban people, what is actually taking Place is a
massive exodus of our people. Consequently,being in the need of working to
help their families, nany Belegates have had to give up their labors! and coope~
ration with us. In many cases, aspirants to Delegates have been forced to abandon
tne Plan remaining only a few days for their departyre,
C,- Problems on _obta visas: The difficulties in obtaining the visas for several
. countries (like Colombia, Maxicy, El Salvador, Santo Domingo ) has algo , on
many occasions, hindered the departure of the Delegates for Latin America, Thore
is a specific example in Mexico, for which it has been absolutely impossible
to obtain the visas; in spite of all the efforts made. tany ddlegates in these
said conditions of dnactivity have consequently abandoned the plan,
De Prohlens 9 of Delopates in the Tesvective couhtries 1 The problezs the Delegates
have had to fac face in the difterent countries have been so many that it results
imposible to outline them all, We will try to point ouf those which we consi-
der are the most importdts :
Ben Economie difficulties 2 The: Delegates lacked operational finds to develop
their plans for approximately one year, Their field of operation wae -
logically reduced tothe least. Actually the delegates do have thase funds,
though, evidently, many of tna pans could not be carried through thea,
b.- Probleas with American officials in the different countries: Though in the
majority of the countries our relations are the best, poverthaless, we habe
had to face ‘problens in some. For example, in Honduras we have had to
change the Delegate due to pressure of Batista supporters, In our Delegation
at Sao Paolo, Brasil, our Delegates have even had to clean fields, just as
simple workers, ( they ware not sent to Latin America for such purposes) —
and further more they have even been prohibited to use the name of the DRE.
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-G) PSy ‘chological pressures which influence on the Yelegates, One ought
to understand the situation Wich a DR2 Delegate has to encounter in
‘Latin “erica, Ganerally, they are young boys and the lenesome atmosphere
in which they are, insluences creatly upon thea. In repeated dccasions
wo have stated the need of making frequent trips to the “eiegations, but
up to the present, no heed has been paid to our demand. We consider this —
of vitl importance and, once asin, we state. our demand of traveling. to
the Delegations in order to maintain high the moral of the Delegates | and.
to avoid a feeling of forlomress and isolation in them,
Te have breefly exposed :ome of the deficiencias and difficulties which we are actually
facing. ‘hey have ben written in the best spirit and not moved by any wrong motive,
but for the only purpose of attaining a pranct solution for our problems.
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Due te the. special situation of the TES Dele;ation at Yexico, it funda
entally worked on the feblowing points:
a) Xenunclation of the -resence of Sussian troops sai war equipment in
Quban soil, We enclese avundsnt caturial ani the map the Delecation
pave the press which published it throu,hout the wsrld,
b) Denonstrating thet Cistre has wealnesses throuhs the shelling of
Havanats seacoast,
c) Celbration of a ass en the Sth ef Sentember at the lathetral of Mes =
co, which ‘resulted ina reat success.
At the same time a crast cacoaicn fer a declaration sired by the Mexican -
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Dovict troovs in Yuba, ; .
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fos altes lela del Dizectoria Estudtantl,
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lena t oF Mutcrles muctoe de bes técniece sovies
a que estin en Le Haba. -Pero én eoncretarse @
ods detectes, “Fsperan: Que @8fa operscitn sirva
10 C@labhzacas pera que el puenlo eubsno ae rub:
reise esperada por los cubanca que tr
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fierda alka asi comy un “grito de Ga para el
o contra Castro”, prosiguié Varquez
de leg Cos dirigentes quiso der prectstones
s secretes de ies cuales partieron laa em-
que efectuarsn el bombardero de La Ha.
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Delegado de los estudiantes anticastristas
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lea e! Perd, del} Al cobuwerse a noticia det bom
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violeda no ex ia Ley de Neutralidud (unteta reetizado por Bugues scvletieoe
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feclesrsdo por jos cancilieres de la ae seen as Ai Fesinceg ares
ie ic ‘ 0 nienenciwa militar
on eae cn de Es:. asus Americanoa, jm iMate en Cuba la que ta ereinado:
Ppernutr en ese Continente en tidey de iin hotct de Keobana en
iprimer lugar el pr Bropia Gobterra detel que se ree te pale
des Unides— Que impunemen ie de detras de ia Cortins de Kierxo @
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be. hateus repletus de armas ¥ hom: 40 ae crore We BTULO Be parsing
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Desunés de la nofda de watiste, de Cubic, en 1555, lus wle.bros del
Uireciurio tuvicron divergencias con instroe Ln el nos de ferrere
de 1950, estudisntes del Directorio, llevaroa a ccbo la priner éemog -
tracién conlra el rég¢iuen couunista de Castro, un wotfa en ia dsgana,
durante la cclecaciSn Je uns corona al Pricer Pipatacs evibilca,
sikoyon, uate el .cuumento a Jucd earth. tirisicos
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The main carjpaicn carried throu h by the Dcle;siisc ms to nove ,ublic orinion
a,ainst the buildu: df Russia tread in Cuba
a trip was mide to Hinas de Qerule accepting tie indtation of the monbers of
the University Fheulty. Also a meetin: wis he i eacedlent relations with
“the Uryanizaclon de Centres Eulturales were esteatiisned. This ;roup has its
branches througout Brasil, — : . ;
Ancther trip mis made to the State of Santa Catarina. Six conferences wore
yiven there and condennatimns to tie Cuban case woe Sracdeasted through the
rad 0. : . .
During the trip we obtained the suoort of the Wicn Florianavolitana of Second-
ary Students and of the Secendary and University State Usims,.- We onclose paper
clippinss. . we
Other activities carricd thrown by the Deleyatirs vere:
a) A Maes at the Cathedral ef Bio de Janeire te comxerrate the 8th of Sertenber
i Publication oft,
_ b) Tho panshlet Cuba Socialista™, -(Win enclose one o22y)
. 1 ~ ” .
; , c) A canpad:n in favor of the Cubens under politics. asylum at the Sraailian
Embassy in Havana.
d) A strong éampaijn in protest for the executicn sf Manvel Guillet by the _
Castro re;ime, ‘ .
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JAIRO CALLADO
MAKIA INA VAZ
ANO XNIX
Convidadn pela d. regao da Uniao
Gante tubane Be mito a.
© aradémico Raecéno Duarte de
Qoeirez recponsavel - priaseccao!
“Noticias Univeruitarias” déste ma
tatuie procurey vuvidasa respeito
Sa Povalugas Cubana, bem como
‘da atuecdo wtual do regitne impos
to por Fidel Castro, resuitande no
that we Me,
‘Quem ¢ Heni Diae
Bentta Dian none entrevivtads,
Hewes Mun etude Uperiones na’
Faouidude de Diresto da Univers
fate de Havana quand) % viv for-
cade plus atuntenmentes a pedir
¢ obter aso na embaixada bras.
lera rm Havana, 14 permanecen-
6 pels espace Ge trés meses, apas.
4 QUE vie para nosso pals ne did
2A de Mourge déste ane
Temta 20 anes de Ineue e conti
Tita atueiny ute seus estudes de
Castro
Direito | na Pontificia Universidade
Catélica-da Guanabara.. Lutou ati-
vamente contra 0: Tegime de Ful.
etncio Batista partic) pando da
Frente Estudantil Nacional, que
agrupava tanto -estudantes secun-
darios como universitarics. Apds
a memorfvel viténa sobre Batista
centinuou apolande a= Revolucho
durante dois anos. quando com-
_preendew. que & mesma-tinha sido’
truda em seus Principios. Dal.
em dante pacsou a lutar. contra
Fidel Castro principal traidor, ‘f+
Handirne an Diretonin Revalucio ,
{nano Estudantil — DRE —, usando
‘de tiJu8 0S metus ‘hecessarios co
m4 guerrilhus,’ sabotagens constan-
tes ¢ alentados pessoas.
“Cuba: Situagio | atual
_ Re pandendo ~ ‘pritheiramente,
qua! a Situacdo atual de Cuba, de
.| arounos Benito Diaz, que @ racio-
‘Damento ‘de vivereste géneros de
Rrimcira necessidade. & constante,
surderse déescontentamento
populaciio, Apesar da bem:arm2
da e terrivel milicia, a luta contra
Fidel continua progredindo, Co
micios organizados contra. 9 regi:
me sio sempre. dissolvidos pelas ar
mas seid -présus seus manifestan-
tes .Contudo, € oportuno que s4
destaque — prossegue — que essas
mesmas milicias viram-se. contra
Castro. quando 4m Oportunidade’
de fazb-lo com éxito.
Quanto da chegada & Cuba dé
contingentes do exército russo dis-
Se que’nada - pedia screscentar
calém daquilo que tem. Hido atra-
ves de jornais.
_Frisou, porém, que ‘quando “de
sua vinda ao Brasil, grande era o
numero de russes, tchecos ¢ chine-
4 ses que entravam diariamente em
Florianopolis Domingo, 26-de Agdsto de 1962
traicio 10
declara o estudante cubano Benito Diaz
‘Jornal. sem ‘qualsquer ligacdes. narlidarias
HGmero avulso
Cr$ 10,00,
CP PRAM 1 :
NUMERO 7 179,
Cuba: com a finulicade de garan-
uro reginie castrocomunista, mas,
rotuladlos todas ies dé tecnicos,
os quais vive confortavelmente
intalados. nas antigas mansérs dos
latifundidrios inclusive com carros
de iuxe & @ispesiggo numa afronta
ao bom povo de secu pais.
© operarie: cubano ‘
£ lastimavel as condigdes do ope-
ratio cubano — declarou nosso ¢n-
trevistado: “N40 possuem a minis
maliberdade sindical senda seu
orgaus. de, Classe dominadcs pel
comunistas,. 2 seus legitimos Ifde-. i. : .
res, comio aconteceu com’ David :
Salvador secretatiogsral da Con.
federacgdo dos Tradalhadores de
Cuba e dirigente maximo da clan.
destinazem operdria contra Bat:
ta que fui condenado a
prisday - :
Além iso a “cinese’ operaria cuha.
nase viu privada do: direita: de¥
greve,-diretto de. enfermagem. por
nove dias, e 13.9 salario que vinhs}
percebendo ha cinco anos. O regi-y Os famoses eomicios de Fic
me castrista; impos ainda um des § Castro, sto de fate muito cone:
‘conto menesal. obtigatério. ‘de 14%.2 ridos, pois para tunto sho convic . *
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Iga dos suchs
companheiros do INEA na planificagaa di:
vA ‘Antara a Aq” foi obrigada
“B.verdade cue ” Ministérie do Come
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dade que howe era fae
cos diretures de exgrésis _
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XN AG-PODEMOS CONVERTER NEMO IMPERIALISMO, ©
NEM QO AUMENTO DO COXSUMO EM “TOTE” 6) EPR
TENDER QUE TUDO SEJA INCRIMINADO PELO AUMENS
TO. DY CONSUMO, PORQUE NAO & EXATO™.
XPRESSOES DE FIDEL CASTRO NO PRIMEIRO
CONTRY XACIONAL DE PRODUGAQ.
“Cada um de nds se encentra ante a circunstancia de fazer algo
que jamais tinha feitw antes, © dai toda a atual sittagda de pais, a
feestruturagio nacional, a sta administeagée terens caile entre midios
que ms tinham experiencia de taiy trabalhos”. : .
“Noe primeicu aniversirio da Kevolugdiy havia abundneia de tudo,
nada faltava ¢ os drmazens andavam sbarrotados”, :
“Ja existem munitas obray projetadis ¢ falta cimentu, faham vera:
Ihoes de ferro ¢ nae ha o material necessirin para comeca-las”. 7
“Alem de tude, dese primecire encoutro esté cheiu de deficiéncias’-
de organizagio™.
Ser mais claro niu é possivel, Ai esta 0 desastre na boca dos pro. -
bries lideres: Bom. cuma-a-néceasidade de cunsertar inn potion as cuis.
AAS, Can Nias tantas promesay. Por issu Castes pronictea que ea
dezembro de W01 estaria soluciunade 0 problema do ahastecinento de
aves em Havana; a partir de janeiro de 1962, a produgiy de ccresis
superaria todas.as necessidades da mercado nacional; em junhs de1962,
a producdo do pescado atingiria as uecessidades du eonsunis: a 1.2 de |
. fevereira de 1962, estaria abelida o racionamenta de hanha de porce,
ste, ete.
Mais unia vez-ficaria comprovade queo Socialisine Eeundmicn é&
titi “sistema de future”...
ress
(°) Tots, pénoro tropcal cubano.
"A cutae @ do fon", frase peovior ftubend, winds porg oncerrar an dacunsdos.
—6—-
as trtilicartee celativas que devant sep 5
“ publicacdo na ~65
i.
Le
Mas © que sucedeu com os promessos ?
7 \ ; soe . :
MIZE thargo de 192 foi peeeuckeada a lei a” 1015, (2) que.die
© eyurce:
_ _ a
- Athen sibte y nelhor ditribuigie
Avr 34 2 n ¢
ahaerivsie de eonoui f
depnresi a UME Corrente, opiz.:
a Distritess ins dos. Géneros “ames
Arr, 24 Vari i. u
integraviz 4 um repeal para a Pisicdo eet a
-, ‘ nsonze Nacion; eri
ose tee ante do Minjteria das striae ta Metin Meri
Minjetey ye, Comercio k, i z we ]
ete, oy Comeéscin Exterior, um Fepresentante do Sinan
Tralsalhis’ in “ Fepresentante do Comize Executivo da Cc tral deo
Meee d no :
Rous? ‘ ie Cuba, um Fepreeotante dis Comités ‘le Tele ri :
z Fepresentante da Federagio: das Mutheres’ Cuhanas
Art. 2% —. S40 atribuies Y 1
dow Oe, organises la Junta Nacional para a Distribuican
Nistros, « linc Ge artigos dle connor ucatta Cottselhir de Mi
‘har, cea retin aum racieaamerste heal unten Mstificartos, de.
conan 4 ma previa de Conselho de Mi
i nents eran se-cleve adutar com telagio
as qaantiiye. dos tesmos ete leva sep
lagde; ¢) devruinar, con Previs “consulta av Ly
estas’ neque diz respeitn ao”
abastecs fa he wuld i ;
: ecinetts, a muldsteia privacda trae estatale do comércic fe pé
Lge 2 Oe Ree
Repos de pricesry nevessidade, pri
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dos an acvecscents; d) otganizer, coy meet
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Ministrna, 5 iotema de ‘ravionaz : ecuga,
ASSHN Come Cerminar OS Organismos estat fares , me
iso 2) que
ihe ‘de raciona- ‘
‘devam janicer da‘ exeengin fiscalir
medidas ache :
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ite, a
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yento, “Disse ate
fos revoucionartes.
caminho™.
Enquanto a
“Hove Closse” come & tel
coan Bernat
Comercio Intertet
tly abastevine
Antroion tte se adeturiin medidas dristioas contra es espoculs-
“Ne fag pevessjiries heparan paradin comra os especn-
come ide enstime GUE ACULPA DE TUDO
EREALISMONORTRAMERICANO © que "6 di-
revulucionaria & con.
trite para o,f
. Noga
raya cos viger a: priay \Readhigin ‘la Junta
ieee dys Geneon, que oa syuinte: —*
“Ur Consethio de Ministre teiven, com a data
eT, a bein JUES, eriando a Junta Nacional para
de V2 le mang
a Distribaigae dus Géneros, enearregando-a de propor ac mesmo Con-
Has as unstidas-condizentes A inelliog distrihuigan
the consuttia currente:
Selho de Miiistros
COMENCID INTERIOR
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vile. Havana c
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vidamente constituida a Junta Ni
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POR ©
diz respite a r _
POR TANTO — Nou das ateibiighes que che. se feridas,
pela tein? 1088, esta Junta Nacional para a Distribnigae slo's Genero:
evia audjencia av Cunsclhe de Ministers, : :
“RESOLVE:
PRIMEIRO: — Declarar os seguintes artign’s de ccasitn
jeitos au racionamento em tudo o territorie nacional; ap banhade pores; , ;
3 : anos, € ! litto diirio para cada §
“ANTO = Crimpre par execugio a tei ne 1018, no que
melhor distrilaicay do ahastecitiento. - Soe
b) azeite vegetal. ¢) arrez; d) feijées de cadus os Aipos. : ta : pessoas . '
to e¢ rm 18 OW CTIancas iores
quivafente a 6 latas de Ieite condensada en evi ree 7m
vaporada aa més :.
aan, 08 segttinties antigens sujeites £21,610 pramas dt
. ‘ le legume:
ycende as undo as determinacées : desta, i
semana para I pessoa, distrituidas xe.
SEGUNDO: — Declarar,.alen
inta: g) 920 gramas adicionais de te.
ritério da Graule Havana, que ¢
ao racionamentu no ter L
municipios de Iavana, Guanalaicea, Kegla, Marianac alee bas istimes semanais, para’ a
. : . . . is, para encns
Vegas ¢ Santa Maria del Rosario eas cidades de Pinar © Rio, Are > de idades eho Onzs cada eranca que nda tenha completato as 7 anos
cs, Cardenas, Matanzas, 2, “ae 3 ixramas de manteiga por pessoa an mes i
temiisa, San Antonio de los Baios, Bata, Gat
Colén, Santa € Saga la ‘Grande, Cienfuege
Cailiarien, Trinidad, Camazuey, Ciego dle Avi la, Murén, San-
tiago de Cuba, Holguin, de-as Tasias, Bayania, Manzanill
Guantanamo e Palnia Soriano: a) sabao de ronpas th) detergentes + ¢)
sab3o de banha; d) pasta para defites.) oo a
TERCEIRO: — Declarar, por dhime, atén tlos artigas compre:
endidos nos paragrafos primeiros:¢ segundo, os seguintes yeneras sj
tes av racionamentoe no territoria da Grawle Havana: a) carne de da
by franges od pe A) ovasi en leite freacy de vaca, leite crlensae ©
leite evaporado: f) banana ds terra, hatata doce, mandinca, aipiny, ca.
haga, batata ¢ inhame. Sus ;
Sanet tm Nag cr mle
¢ ¢ Pessnasy gue sifram de enfennitades que
Spasiches que ditard imediataneiite
A QUANTIDADE DOS KACIONAMENTOS
QUAKTO: -~ Ox artigos acima relacionados: seria dist ribuidos
920 gramas de gordura sativel, azeite
loo. territorin macie
nas seguintes quantidades : a1
on banha de porco, por persea, a9 més, env td
b) 2,7 gramas de arruz por pessea, a imés, em todu’o-térrite
cional: cy ©2100 gramas tte feijao rt quer lipo, grad-de-hic
vilhas © lentillas, por pessaa, Mus prosiiies WOVE MeEses, em tadlo o ter-
-ritdrio nacional, tlistritmieas mensahneute. .
ie ! p espectiva Comité te pet
f -recily que ena sidlo ahonado pela Refon:
tos firmada com a Rei
C eforma :
Korie respective imyni: ambos
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a) canacihide ale, operacio do mesmo, ‘o Mini
“aos diretamente pelo Ministério’ do Coméreia Interior. No caso dos.” Uma Sentenga Econémica
‘A pox ayite Nao pusstir “nenhunt theses doditiitentin ractonanente ns ¢ cas delegacia
no distriter 3 «ue pertehya a eu deveran iat cum Oy Comités priv das.O R. 1. © ‘com
iatitente a Cailerneta, £. tv éstes subriacteraa a decisis °
vidas Generos aquliic sttentiee 4
tar para Ginethor fine i
& fara. eenstar Ges
aethe-a provis
notilicanda "a Reforma t rharia sithre a + sitting anurmal dl; referida
‘anni: _
chanaden hairs
Dd, kK. 2 pte jhertencan
milia, a pes iennificxts conte peace fara custar,: sols jura:
Menta, © ntintere de pessaas de que se compie o seu nicteo familiar. ’ Pior ve 9 oan .
Nesse casa, os C2 PD. R. procederio a entry da Caderneta corres- Por ave 2» exrovor do Colo .
pemiente a cada familia, - a Eatie oy cohanes facendo Histaria, Kivi ESA2, sah « dbeninia .
DECIMO SEGUNDO: -- Cada responsivel por familia insere- = ranhol os escravys tinham, garantides por lei eo tradigdo, aa mene
versed no estabelevinenta. (super-mereado, botequint, agougue, avia- oN gramas ao dia dé carne ou hacathan, 2.240 xramas de legumes, Lp
sumtes # atte preferir, dentro de sata - Bruns le arroz ¢ 420 yramas.de hanha de: ‘porce, (9
~ Ear 1902 sob: x dominagae comemiatal un: eséraves
yuahyner cit: Roque nia pertenca a classe dirige’
ent a“ fils” — sé tem, direita por I
Que seja encuntrade efetivament
59,5 srunias ile cane:
ete de forecimenta de
calizacio.:.\ inscrigdo sera. Ainiitada per unt drea cobrinde 4 quadras..
om. qualquer direyan. Se'a pritica aconselhar, nos mercados cit suiper:
tmereatos: Vestabelccimentus andloges, estabelever-s
Tutita as narmas necessirias,
om qualquer estabe! Jecimento ond
jas inscrites for notériamente stiperior -
ro do Comercio Interior
ivite do-udimern de clientes, respeitando a or-
deni da snscrigdn Nesses casos, wC. D. R. €o Ministério do Comercio
entering clispord sobre a inscrigio em qualquer outru estabelecimento, © -sivel™
esponsivel por familia dentro de sua.zona de jurisdic. . techn
Os hotéis, casas de pensio, restaufante
tay pestos de fritas (>, ete, serdv-ateridi-
Parle issas foi a aie conseguitt quent ‘afinnon te “Serva satisfacie
s necessidades: dé fomen nie ha nem democeacia nem Ti
homens sta escraves de toda especie de in jas
liherte 0 pow de 1ad6 génens‘de ——
chniva, culegi ios
hospitais © clinicas, a pessoal: do mesmo ndo podera consamir ‘ragdes
superiores 4s correspondentes ao resto da populacio, limitando-se_as
heneficins do alimentagio. suplementar aos enférmos neles. internados.
DECIMO QUINTO Quanto 4 regulamentagia relativa as
‘dares menciomadas ao artigo segundny desta resalagdo, assin como para ang, =
wa ‘ornate do" “Bondo de 4 ember:
pe mcthor, distrihuigio das korduras, do arroz e de outros artigos ife "¢ vod *Apunte:: Autigeates oe ove ee et ne, Governasiy Ory
. : os” tortie Soro"
"Bh. Pulawas de # Castro ao CMO-TV 25 de Moig 1950
Castro conden
tcinvasires di Vlava Circ a trahalhos fore
HCO
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_ tria aguearcira. Mas, a troca de compradores
: ragoes ‘do tual Ministro das Indistrias, Emesto “
- ao Bloco Socialista nao chegau a cobrir o que era antes.a part
Mas que a 1 principal as
rabalho agricola e industriat mal feitos.
siniente tres ou: quatro. das ceito ¢ sessenta
misegnide as. Cotas. previstas, acrescentot:
dis: meta: pre-estabele-
s. ating simerite ad
bos interessa analizar aqii-a jaurte moral on juridica da que>
adizer que tOtlas as organizagiics vs ias : ‘ eubana
nt tal prupasta de negeciagay da Tira
E aplicagde? Muito sutil. A. sita inaiur: F fowte a
Por ultima, sevelou que cm
foram queimadas muitos, cand
RES: UMINDO :
margo de 190: °: “oh 7
“FALA-SE EM DIMINUIR A COTA DE " ACUCAR.
CURANO E MESMO SUSVENDR-LA INTEIRA-
MENTE. QUANTO ANTES MELHOR; PARA CUBA.
ERA UM SIMBOLO DO COLONIALISMO, NOS -
Y
NOS ARRUMAREMOS MELHOR SESIOS JuGOs oo
IMPERIALISTAS”.
Sirva- como. ilustracdo das consequéncias desta “Vibe riacho do!
imperialismo”-o seguinte fate: em 1937, o total dos salarig:
trabalhadures, agcicolas ¢ industriais, no selor aqueareirc,
tnithdes de pesos_(dolares >, cifra que representava quase. 5
‘total ‘da produgio désse‘ano, ¢ que era o resultado das conquistas ‘devie
das 4 Federagin Nacional dos Trabalhadores Aguearciros’ (Os. ‘outros
fatores da Produgio. eram: as cofonos — empreiteiros agr icolas 7
fazendeiros —- empresarios industriais —). :
O valor total da produgio agucareira vendida ao Bloco- Sociatista,
segundo vo Convénio que serviu de base para regular a safra-
elevou-se a $320. inithdes de pésos (4 milhies de‘toneladas a $'0,04
40 gramas). ‘Isso quer dizer que o total percebido pela safra’ 'vendid
/ ~ Nao foram crindas novas 5 indi fia.
"2 +) == Algumas indtistrias foram para das.”
. - = Diminuiu a produgio. :
— = Cala qualidale dos. produtos:
' — Ha necessidade .tirg dle.
— O trabathu: foi -mal feito,
— Ha sabotagem:.:
-Tudo isso por “que:
Se
Os nursistas” apresenta q
do imperialismo ianque; o segundo, a
: méxo ile toda Revalugao. fon,
Sobre © primeiro,
wklas, que foi Fidel Castro’ “queny,
do Klovo Sovialista e'a ininiizade dos:
cum todo o cinismo, enquanto ‘prota
lima, yes
de um 26 dos fatores da producio agucareira.
Além disso, essa quantidade paga-se. sobretudo, om mercadey
«te nid qualidade e nio em délares. : -
E. como se isso fésse pouco, a safra (coma | tédas as demais ativi
dades do pais) foi bastante fraca. Em marco de 62, afinnou “Che
suevara,. numa reuniio de trabalhadores acucareiros: “A primeira :
afirmacio a fazer € ane a safra foi ma”, .
que nde views aqui por, dinteire
Ss Fovéros tenham t vind aqui. ir dinh
-fente eré que carla 9 ’
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a ; : .
_ Fa extava inais interessado na. epiniie publica dy aye tw dinheine E+ - _ le al .
ndo extava de sedrdy evan quie s€ corifunulisse a finafidhide th Viagem 8) J ptlos Estados Unidos,“mas sro que (6m dite ox propagandistas
© antigo niinistro da Fazenda cutano Ruto Laper Freaet: de. ode Castru, aque ten preferide a versie mais fantistica do Urof. Mills
ana: | . Se we ok sthre a “Iria acull dixpensula, inclusive, a “pedidas de escassa
== Quando acunyanhei Fidel a éste pais car abril de 1930, portancia ;
peiro ministre ine advertiu, quando’ sainwse it
* Secitiace assuntos econdmicos cahanes. cant-as: - 7
fos. capitalistas do’ Norte. Eris diversos ‘ocasi —_
a gepetin a advertencia. Esta € a raza pu
.. 0: 'geenetiria de Tesonra,. Robert B. Anderson, nao ; °
i oficiais de que os: Estados Unidos cram favoraveis.a ‘prestar ajieta aa -
‘poser pais, Tambem por esta razio, durante ttossa. permanéieia. en” .
Washington, quando troquei porttos de’ vista com o Subscetetirio de .
Eaado para Assuntos Latinuamericanos, Roy Rubottum, i
indiferenga cortés ante sua declaragio conereta de que o governy dos
Estatos Unidos desejava saber como ¢ de que forma poderia cvoperar
cont u governo cubarp na solugio das necessidades.ccondmicas mais ne-
gentes. (5) oO ;
Outry dus perites financeiros cubanos, © antigu presidente an
Banco Nactunal de Cuba, Felipe Pazos, falou da reutiido a que assi
_ titanvo subsecretirio Rubottom, funcionirios do Departamenty’ de:
tado ‘edo’ Departamento do Tesoure, a Ministro da Kazen u
pea Fresquet,.o Ministro cubano de Econamia Regit
prio. Os nofte-americanos, que haviam tomado a inict
feiniiy, pediram. repetidas vézes aos -cubanos que
Estados Unidos podiam fazer. para-ajuda-les-econonties ¢
-“vamente. Atadas:pelas_instrugGes de Castro, os cubanis
responder que 130. necessitavam de ajuda e que nie tinhand her
pedido a. fazer. Paras passou: pela mesma experiéncia no Funda Mi
_ hetario. Internacinial, O ‘tereeira perite’ cubano, Dr.. Erniesta: Betaa
court, féz as mesnias'revelacdes. eo er,
* | Tata. no. quer-dizer “que negociagdes finance
entre os Estados Unidos ¢ Cuba teriam tido necessiriamente um des ,
fecho feliz. Significa, sim, apesar de uma impressiv conttatia mito
disseminada, que Castro nem sequer quis tentar a neguciag
se-ia replicar que a revulugio na qual pensava nie podia: ser
(4) Predlemes of Journothm, Atos da Sociedode Norte-Amencona te Duero): de Jones
1959 pag. 62 ay . :
{5} The Times of Hevone, Moimi.t5- 17 ce Sotembeo 1961
. 5 fe . toa
* trazide ferme opresdo
melhores ainda, ntais
instancias: internas,
the E00, (09 “Acredité
ditava de Janeis
cratitava wo 20 de Jul
que ci
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rs trate de. “un documento escrita com muita eautela:
ot “ne teria crnseyguiche a “snip tle” Ge
ela vituria”, “Nao se podtera cxqdiecer” jar A
os dias depois do triunfoes visitantes ‘que chegavans a sninha
+e. Fepugmava-me de verdadé aquela procissio em tirnu de
le toda aquela gente naquele dia. Hem, mas, em primciry higir,
du acasy acreditando? E cu dizia: os que acreditam, mellor,
saiog mumero acrelitar que ialera vie. até ae craitar cuntoscn,
Ei-lo ai, em suas priprias pilarras Marxista he muito.tempo, nes
gou essa condicio durante muitos anus e acredita que 6 bho socialista
esti cm ascengao do mundo ¢ que 3 forga do
decadéncia com relagio a te. —
" Pois ‘bon: 0 “podereso” Rloco Soci jiderada, (peor unit
pais, que, conta corti 45 anos de socialism, pode: ‘sale
mia cubsna, Isso esta seido ja demonst
das proprics comuni: tas: “aha.
Agora ranies proceder a
E. vanios conceder muito.
cederia... CE se nao o acreditam, verifi quent: seu dise re, de marco de
M62 — 45 anos de socialism — sdbre a agricul ra na URSS).
Vamis conceder que o problema céoit
daqusa 100 ou 150 anos. . 7 Mas o que nao
te liberdade ; € com isso passaine rT) segundo ar
ana
f “Peri ixsa, ax pristes etio chéias
ou, & Rramle ont neni de esiladas. Por is i
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As dificutdades: increntes ‘a6 jn & tad : revolugis — — cui:
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tpi : *,
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proktaria”, tal con natévista “Cuha Sovialista” (feve-
reiru de 1%,
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nal, na totalidade dos Congressos. das Inddstrias se havia concordad »,
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seguido, ci suav justas lutas contra:os patrdes. Entre essas se acha,
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algumas inchistrias era feito aus tralulhaderes na
enfermidade, que em
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comunt acérdo renunciaran a esia prdtica viciosa que alimenta @ falta
ae trabalho... . .
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trias... consideram a-necessidade de revise dos velhos contrates de
o direity de participarem de triita por cerito das utilidades em telat ay
grandes cmprésas industriais, mercantis ¢ de inineracde. inchuindy as
incetuavani-se “as empresas meramiente agricus
© por_undnimidade que, a partir dé 1962, se renuncie a alrunmas van-
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Ains: livrar-se da respousabilidale pelas injustigas que citeat ¢ ir pre-
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mente. Se cansam dano as jureal s¢ caunun dare a | Rew
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le: Panos: a todo @ amembro das forgas, armactas
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tno modo proibia-se a aplicagio por analogia dos citalos preveitus, Mas
Castro elimina tédas as garantias do modemy Direito Penal.
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3) Xho ha nevessilade de provas-para condenar um acusado;
hasta a acusagio de agente du Departamenta de Seguranga do Estado.
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| sista-Leuinista. Inclusive durinte a crise brasileira de 1961, Fidel Cas-
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1. SUMMARY. The Reference A. ANSPELL exhibit toured six
Latin American countries during a five-month period, February-June
1964. With the exception of Guayaquil and La Paz -- where excel-
lent resultS were achieved -- the tour was only moderately success-
ful, and must be classified a failure in Quito, Santiago and
Montevideo. According to ANSPELL, the total number of persons who
viewed the exhibit was 6,720, Another 2,792 persons reportedly
attended conferences at which the AMSPELL team gave talks on the
Reference A. exhibit and the: dangers..and..weaknesses..of-Castro-.
Communism. .Publicity was given the exhibit: by 34 newspapers (47
items), 30 radio stations, and six television stations. AMSPELL
estimated the TV audience ‘at 1,300,000. Sample clippings are
enclesed under separate cover. Reports from WH stations and the
WAVE debriefing of the AMSPELL team lead us to conclude that the
tour was a moderate success that could have been much better if
if had been better organized and if the ANSPELL team had had more ‘ ,
experience. (On balance) we believe the tour was well worth the ~ vee,
approximately $12,000.00 KUBARK paid out. We do not, however, :
! believe it should be repeatéd in the foreseeable future in view
of the relative inexperience shown by the AMSPELL team on the
‘recent tour and the many difficulties encountered in trying to
organize the exhibit in the various cities.
. / CONTINUED /
Attachments: U/SC — OP ;
A. AMSPELL Statistical Repo —— = , ,
B. Misc. Press Clippings i (Geir. 4/8
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2. COLONBIA.
- ceca, Bogotit The AMSPELL team arrived in Bozata on 12 February
1964. but were unable to make contact with the local ANSPELL/AMDARB
contact until the next day. They were unable to get adequate advance
publicity and had trouble finding space for the exhibit. About 200,
‘persons attended .the exhibit, and AMSPELL conferences vere attended by
approximatelr 485° persons, fiunA=G911reported{ 1g -9's observations
on the local reaction to the tour, which he judged’ to be indifferent.
The ANSPELL teat freely. admitted to WAVE that the Bogota operation was
something less than successful, but “blamed the lack of advance prepara=
tions and the existence of an unfriendly press for their failure. It
should also be noted that the AMSPELL team was not on the best of terms
with some of the™local Cubans, and this fact probably had a good deal
to do with the poor showing. ot .
b. Medellin. The showing in Medellin was better. than in
Bogota. -The press was lukewarm but the director of the Caracol radio
station gave. them’ considerable publicity, and they were able to hold
the exhibit in | entral spot in the city. About 400 persons visited
the exhibit over “a period of three days, and 850 persons attended con=..
ferences given by the team. .
t a eo
c. Cali, The team received yood advance press pYay in Cali,
: which was perhaps one reason for the fact that the local Communist party
was also well prepared for their arrival. On the very first worning
of the exhibit, a large crowd of Communists tried to enter tne exhibit
with the obvious intention of starting trouble, and when they were a
locked out began to throw rocks and “stinkbombs" into the exhibit hall, 77
The incident provided considerable publicity for. AMSPBLL, as reported
in BOGO 4332, A total of 100 persons attended the exhibit. The AMSPELL
team claimed tnat the Communists were very strong in Cali and that work-
ing there was like swimming upstream, '
3, ECUADOR.
a. Quito. The team arrived in Quito on 25 March, after spend-
ing several days in an unsuccessful attempt to obtain visas for Peru.
QUIT 5867 reported the AMSPELL team's personality clashes with the
local AMBARBs. and the consequent poor performance by the AMSPELL team,
who complained of the absence of police protection, adequate facilities
for the exhibit, etc., and departed just two days later on the 27th.
One member remained in Bogota to hold conferences, attended by 325. .
persons, Whiie not accepting the blame for this fiasco, the AMSPELL ;
team generally corroborated the above story in their debriefing by WAVE.
After such incidents as reported in QUIT 5867, we are reluctant to
recommend any future tours, .
b. Guayaquil, The AMSPELL team considered Guayaquil their
most successftl operation, an opinion seconded by Guayaquil base. who
termed it. a “resounding success," (See QUIT 5867 and HEGA 2900). The
exhibit received front page coverage in "El Universo” and "El Telegrafo’,
and they were given a half hour on a major TV station, An estimated
total of 1,200 persons visited the exhibit, and the team spoke before
40 members of a local group, Frente de Defensa Nacional, :
4, Santiago, Chile.
The AMSPELL team arrived in Santiago on 5 March to coincide
with the opening of the Latin American Youth Congress (LAYC), The
Santiago operation was a complete loss because Chilean customs authori-
ties would not release the exhibit during the congress aod the AMSPELL
team was unable to obtain space of any kind to hold conferences due to
competition from the congress for space. (See SAGO 6577). The AMSPELL
team had been counting on a contact in the Catholic trarersity, (erhando
SANHUESA, |to facilitate their activities but (SANHLESA ft ld them that
the LAYC was a failure from the Communist side and that°the AMSPELL teas
could contribute more by remaining quiet than. by actively propagandizing
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against {and thereby calling attention to
Was that ‘the AMSPELL team did nothing,. An amateurish plan to kidnap.a
Cuban delegate. to tne LAYC as hostage -for political prisoners in Cuba
Was quickly ‘scotehed by the Station. (Sea SAGO 6595),
) -the congress, The end result
Ss. La Paz, Bolivia,
; ae... The AMSPELL team arrived in La Paz on 17 March, and aftor some
difficulty in obtaining space were finally able to open the exhibit
in Club La Paz on 21 March, As noted in LAPA 5550, exhibits and con=
ferences wore held in various locations ‘in tlie city, with the closing
performance on'25 March at the Scaln Theater hosted by the Venozue lan
ambassador, “The exhibit received excellent coverage in all four of the:
ead ing ‘La Paz: newspapers and. the three largest radio’ stations carried
AMSPELL conferences, Despite the excellent publicity, a total of only _
“600 persons visited the exhibit in La Paz, According to AMSPELL, ‘this *
was due to Bolivian preoccupation with such things as a national day ‘to
demand a Passage to the sea for Bolivia which stopped all traffic and-
communication, .
6. Argentina, : : t
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: a. Buenos Aires, ' Tho AMSPELL team
27 March during Holy Week, In addition to the delay caused by Holy Week
celebrations, -the team had difficulty finding space for the oxhibit,
With the help of the Chamber of Commerce, the. exhibit finally opened on .
6 April in Chamber of Commerce offices on Leandro Allen Street. An ~
estimated 1,200 persons visited the exhibit during a four-day period,
and good. publicity was. also obtained in the La:Prensa and La Razon
newspapers, The AMSPRLL group also obtained [0 minutes on Panorana
Mundial, Channel 7 TV, as part of a 30-minute program on Cuba and the
overthrow of Goulart in Brazil. According to AMSPELL, the Panorama.
program is rated as lraving 500,000 viewers, The AMSPELL team also held.
four conferences. before small groups of Rotarians and university student
“which were attended by a total of. 400 persons,
_arrived in Buenos Aires on
b. Rosario, ’The -AMSPELL team arrived in Rosario on 11 April
and opened the exhibit on 15 April, after the customary difficulties
of finding a site due to the lack of advance preparations, The local
Chamber of commerce finally came through with an excellent site, the
"Galeria Libertad", in the center of town, A total of 2,000 persons
visited the exhibit during the three days it was open, focal news-
papers (La Cronica, La Tribuna, La Capital) Gave good publicity to the
tour, The local radig.stations gave Spot announcements of the exhibit
but did not give any additional publicity, .
ce Cordoba, The AMSPELL team made a hurried trip to Cordoba,
where they were able to show the exhibit to an estimated 600 persons
during a three-day stay, 20~23 April. The local chamber of commerce
was again very helpful in arranging for Space for the exhibit and obtain
ing local press publicity, Good press coverage was obtained in los
Principios and Cordoba,
7. Montevideo, Uruguay. The AMSPELL team reported that Montevideo
was the worst performance of the entire ‘tour, with only twenty persons
attending the exhibit, They arrived on 26 April and after unsuccess—
fully attempting to obtain a site in a central location, felt obliged
to accept space in the Catholic Club, considered a center of reaction
by many Uruguayans and remote from the main thoroughfares, Despite
the poor reception and the lack. of good local contacts, a fair amount
of publicity was obtained in the local press and the AMSPELL team had
a One-hour show on the local TV channel 10,
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..9:May, having cut Brazil from the tour because of visa problems. Their
@arly arrival caught their local contacts unprepared and it’ was not
“until 16 May that the exhibit opened. Excellent support was provided
‘that local support was not always as. effoctive as in Caracas.
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ay. Caracas Venezuela. “The ANSPELL team arrived in Caitacas on
by station assets: and widespread publicity was given to the event,
However, the. exhibit was located in-a relativoly remote spot and onl
300. persons attended the exhibit, according to AMSPELL. (Tho Station
estimate was 400-500). Another 140 persons attonded ANSPELL con
forences. The station report (HVCA-11393) which has been corroborated
by the WAVE debrieting of the AMSPELL team, describes the typical
experience of the AMSPELL- team throughout the. tour with the exception.
. 9, Enclosed under separate cover 1s an AMSPELL statistical summary’
or the tour and press clippings from: the. countrd 6s visited,
Bee P Ue Ae +
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Classification; ~~ . _ . . : a :
Reference: Prone. arr :
_peoart TKY=870 dated 12 san, 10S entitled PET are(?)
as requested by purding, tha. fodlaring vag furniset dy tee =esders of Air
‘Ground Forees Resources and Techical staff.
ime first source, u/Sgt. Harry Sinan states thet Neusem's first nme is
Bereasy freqettly nertioned
“ AERHARD, He-wag berm and educated in cemerny. aks.
; _ the ‘tree of atucation he. received undsr the Qermsns afd also. tha sethods” .
Coe oo oof dastructiors. ‘Set. TNS said thet WR tag a Bedhentc. with tha ava.
we re prior to entering tha 1S. insy. ire ta hig work with the et, WSmauN ia .
“a close friend of féneral CHOTA TT. He fa a quict fellow and vary seldon |
He Ls bald due to tyohus. - | :
- qaters into: conversation. |
Tha second source, Hr. PEgeoe UT Th,
Rermany and has been in chitta for-a ‘ong time
was an engineer, according ta Hr, MEzST OO, Neus.
sentinents. He is a waiet fellow and s
states that Foe waa exiled from -
prior to dsintre the ava, he
am tevar emressed ay
aldo afcazes anyone. in
” poldvieal me. 4
conversation. This source also states that ha never heard Neumann mention
hig favily relations.
NORTETOreD TEANE:
At Kunming: This case 4g congidered te be closed at Teeimng. the musing
‘office nar ebtein further inforcation fron other fellow soldicry of the alr
'. (round Forces Resource end *-chnleal staff.
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Hod MARRY
OF THE NA
- - Phone #: 617-222
ar og hereby “request mandatory review of classifie i
‘material (see “‘altached List) “in the yecords/docuiment collec
of ne vo Soe pots
oan -"_“Wational Seourtty Files
_ A record. group or collection) crn, ; Z
rovisions of Executive order 116525. *
in accordance with the .p
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Name “ot Requestor: Richard D- Kahoney
Address? 019 S. Mitd
Tempe 5 Ariz.
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In wealy refer tor or wot
«BLA 76-269 - ’
: request anda document” lise. The” identification: ‘of: ‘the - :
Library file which: contaltis the “documer s)° is given id’ che document’ ‘fete: os
ane ¢ 3 there is: any - question concer ing: chia a request, do not. hesitate to- “contact
ae _
; ‘please review the. dscunent (3) and: if “ghey i inay. L be declaaai fied, mark thes gee og at
_ Appropriately. ‘Tf 'a documeric ‘should. vemain classified in the interest Cy
*. national security, please. provide va’ with. the applicable exemption: category | Py
Lo ‘from: ‘Section 5(B) of ‘the’ Executive. order ‘and. with a date.or event when: ©
: automatic - declassifigacion may be agedmpl ished. We would appreciate | return
the document copies “with your’ Fesponse.: :
, ; Director: . : a ae
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“UNCLASSIBIE 9D UPON REYOVAL OF | ENCLOSURES
Gia OC PO. 8658
Keep. Freedom i in Tour Future With U.S. Saving: Bonds
oomph Mead) Te deen ot) n OEE ELSES Nanas BERT ER RT tae asc one
eply dated 26 Jury 4
l Letter dated’
; : ndations: | ustad, initial
tion to deny the document in toto ‘under provision.
f.E.0. 11652, as amerided, Add: provision S(BV 03) cae
Background: _— ,
Se On 8 January 1976, Mr. Richard D,
: va mandatory review of two classifi
nal aTReaNes and Records. Service (NARS)
ohn F, “Kennedy Library. cots ;
“On. 19 April 1976, the NARS referred: Mr.>
poney'S request. with. copies of the ‘documents to
CIA. “The Agency was asked to review the documents,
If declassified, they were
to be marked appropriately,
E2 IMPDET .
CL RY 012270
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CONFIDENT 31 Whea
- Detached From
a i rom
4 gha ee
€ they. remained €la
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ERS wrote
of the di
n 3s August 1976, Mr. Mahoney ‘wrote’ =
and appealed the decision to with= .
declassffication: Item #2 of his”
7.3, - Recommendations:
“yo piel Tab B-2 contains TOCSNB 3/687,851 dated
“12 -November. 1963. During the initial review, -the
. document ‘was denied in toto to requestersunder | |
- Provision. §(R) (2) of E.0. 11652, as amended:
document is-based on-“ACL~1832 dated 10 November ,
1965.) T- recommend that the initial determination.
" to deny the. document to the requester in toto 2 ol
Under provision “§(B) (2) .o¢ E.Q. N1O52, as amended, -
be sustained -and that Provision S(BV(3) of E.0, : fo
1652 now be applied, The information is from a ye kl,
‘a sensitive source with unique access to a poli- : :
po "tical leader. 1¢ Teleaséd, the information could
fo ‘ cause embarrassment to the United States Govern-
ment ‘and exacerbate relations with a friendly
foreign government, ;
i Ob. - During the DDO appeals re
cation-review Was Conducted, ‘The
Properly classified and Properly m
_ with the provisions of Eo. 1165?
View, a Classifj-
document is . =
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! » aS amended, — , a
: Due to. the sensitivity of the subject matter, a . pe a
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‘Dear Mr. Wilsons .
Under the peovistons uf Scetiou 5(C), Executive Ocder 11652, a cescarchee
has requested the maindarery classt£feation veview of the enclosed decument (3) ;
froa the holdings of one of the Presidential libraries. Fnelosed are coples
of the researcher's reynest and a dweument List. The tdencification of tha . / el cae cunt +
-Libeacy file vhfch contaiag Che document(s) ta given in the document List. -
Té thave fa any questtoa concecafng this réquest, do not heaitate to contact
us. . . :
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appropebecaly, Tk a document h ita clauuified in the {nterest of
natfonal securizy, please provide as with the sppltcable exenplton category
from Section $(3) o€ the Rxecutive ecder and with a date or event when
: ouplished. We would apprectate cetucn
pouse, ,
cout as
eutomitic dectasshfication may be
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ATTENTION.
foMr. IL Gl Bean, Sivistest foe davoemst ion
SUBIECT r oENXecutive Order HOS! Anpent--
Richard boyle Mahoney Ci 76-160)"
REFERENCE > OA. Qnitdal Request Crom NARS dated’
VW May 1976 vith attachaants,
Be. IPS Reply to NARS dated 24 June
1976.
C. Appeal Letter, 2° Septesber bo7o,
1. Sumagiy af Recanse
determination To deay in to . :
intel lisence report ortetimated bs imi Stn dated
19 Septeuber under cxemotion FCB} C2b of Exceutive
Order (E.Q.) 2) , and add the cjaim of E(B) (5) of
EQ. $1652, 7
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2. Backsrorinl:
mhovoef the prt
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» Kepncds Library
H/OEG6 TAO cordance
: of VO, T1652, Soe SC),
The request for iew vas fou via tie
National Archives and ecord on
TQ May LOF6.
, a
a. Richard Doyle Mahoney
who ts identified as a@ rese:
§ Janunry 1976 through the
a mamlatory revicw of THOS
_with the proevis :
bers sponded to TIARS om 24 cune 1o76,
ong offer things, Cid dente! ta TOCSDR-
3/656,740, which s lten Sa on t S request, ou
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stated that the docunent- had to remain
ified inde finitely in ordér to protect .
Gntel Ligenée sources and niethods, and. stated
-that release of segregable portions was not
fea ible. -This wag based upon acct ification
w oby a. knowledge’
neh-Agrican arfairs, dated 24 May 1976.
Ae
Fe
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c.,. Mr Richard Doyle Mahoney appenled | this
~ dete minatian, dirccely’ to (PS. in a letter dated
22 September 1976..; He speéifically asked if |
it would’ not. be possible to refedse a sani tized
yexSion- of the document without Jeopardizing-
national “security, -
or nat
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Je
3. Ree mendations:
detailed. recunmendations.
by DDO/TSS/PTCG. The second ieview was conducted
oon TOCSDB-3/656, 7490 on 22 Necenber 1976 by Furope
“at. Secret in accordance with E.G, 12652. - Europe
Division determined after review chat there were
foreign policy and Lisison sensitivities which
preetluded downgrading TDCSIB-3/656,740, or
sterilizing the document and releasing portions
thereof, at this time. .Spcecificatly the report
describes in a critical and subjective way various
a , living and dead, The knowledge by the current
: ~ French government that this particular information,
or. general information of this same type, had been
circulated at high levels of the U.S. government
to. ; ; would be detrinental to current U.S./French foreign
: . relations, Furthor, one of the individuals
and cabinet officer. Relations with the French
liaison services are presently reasonably good,
and disclosure of informution of this sort would.
probable spill-over effect on U.S./French foreign
relations. . :
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able officer with experience.
a. See the Appeals Review Forms: for specific
b. A second classification review was requested
Division, which decided to retain the classification
French governmental entities and French personalities
mentioned is a former French intelligence operative
undoubtedly have a detrimental effect on future U.S.
relations with French liaison services, as well as a
ta
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equest ‘No,
Oe 2 This Dir Orate does maintain an official file-on
Subject. “review-of this file-and other records..of this” .
Pipctorate reveal the following information identifiable®
with requester, oe une rrr
Tat v0 ay. Seven documents originating with the FBI. 2.0.
: Please forward these document descriptions to the. at
“FBI 'so' they’ can correspond directly with the requester,
~ Ys. Subjece: ‘Venceremos Brigade "|
ME Date: 7 January 1970— wae See
-: Origin of Réport: Washington, D.C, aa
'- No Bureau ‘File Number or Field File
Number provided, ce to
(2). Subject: Marian £1
/... Date: 10 June 1970
Origin: . Washington, D.C, :
No Bureau File Number ot Field File
‘Number provided, ;
wine Fuller -
(3). Subject: Committee of Returned Volunteers -.
noe Date: 12 June 1970 _ vet
Origin: New York City oe So
File Number: 100-447724 : :
(4). Subject: Marian Elaine Fuller
Daté: ° 30-September 1970. :
Origin: Washington, D.C.
No Bureau File Number or Field File
Number provided.
(5). Subject: Marian Flaine Fulle
eT papas 839 April 1971 _
Origin: Washington, D.c._
_ File Number: 100-47256
_ — Atiiinistrative = tnjerpai Usa P.
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Subject: -Marian Elaine Fuller’ °°
Pate: 0 June 1972) |: .
Origin: . Washington, D.C.
File. Number .100-47256
in Elaine Fuller’
e ENS report’ entitled "Sugar Cane-Cutters fo
Te Pore te, {rom Cuba,” dated 29. April 1970, originating
© ateached fez Maite. 18 copy. of. this document is 3). me
_— attached“ for referral tothe Immigration and Naturali- .--
zation Service so they ‘Can ‘correspond directly with’:
the requester... °°) 0 en
c. | Three documents originating with this
: Ce J Agency,
of which sanitized versions are attached, Further *
descriptions are as. follows: . :
so, C1). Name Trace Request dated 12 November -
1968, exempt per (b) (3) (a) (sources and methods),
- (b) (6) (privacy) and. (b) (1) (properly Classified) of
. the: Freedo “of Information Act, as amended. |
Sy. ‘Memorandum dated 24 November 1968, a
“exempt per '(b){3).(b) (CIA Act of 1949) and (QI)
(properly. Classified) of the Freedom of ‘Information | : 4
Act, as amended, ° : a
(3). Cable dated 20 February 1970, exempt :
per (b)(3)(b}(CIA Act of 1949) and (b) (1) (properly
Classified) of the Freedon of Information Act,
as amended, |
Charles A, Briggs -
Chief, Services Staff
PMS! ome Beers
te.
Cp ee
tp
Adtinistrative = Internal Use Only
[PPE Se ar ce ne TE re ak Type lke en,,
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S28 7 27 AH 25 . 22 July, 1873
440), Pine &.
Philadelphia, Pie 19104
‘ te 6 oe
Robert S, Young
Coordinator, Freedom of Information Act
Washington, D.C, 20505 ~ IRS 75-4057
Sear Hobert Young
a am writing pursuant to , the Freedom of Information Act, % vu. S.C. Sec, 552, et seq...
: to request that you provide me with 2 any und all records, documents, memoranda,
' Jetters and any Information of any type or kind and in any form concerning me that {gs
on file,.in the possession of, accéssible to, or maintained by- your agercy. If for
any reason you decide not to forward to me any of the information that I have hereby
requested, I further request that you identity the nature of the information withheld
and the roasons for your action,
I presently reside at 4401 Pine St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19104. I was born on 6 July,
1942, My social security number is 416-60-7822,
T ask you to waive ‘any fees according to the Act which permits it when the request
“is in the public Interest because furnishing the information can be considered as
primarily benefiting the public." Ithink this is the case.
As provided in the amended Act, I expect to receive a reply within 10 working days,
Sincerely,
Eloie Filler
Elaine Fuller
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Reduiest dated i aly 1975,
. TPS Reply. ‘dated 19 March: 76. :
Appeal Letter Received 26: April | 1976,
of Recoaméndations:
‘a. Sustain initial determinat ion to deny: in toto
ito, requester two DDO originated documents: under
‘exemptions. (b) (2), (0) (3), and (5) (6) of FOTA, Remove
’ (b) (6) fron one document; add evenp tion YQ) t
‘both documents, iTabs B-5 and R- 6),
b. Release additional. infornation in thrée ea,
. bbvO originated dacurénts Previously released in’
sanitized form--excised portions exempted | under (aD, _—
(b) (2), | (b) (3), and -(b) (6) of the FOTA, as aPPTO-
“ priate. (Tabs 3-1 ‘thru B-3), a
a ge, Correct the nanes of the deciding officials ; eT
. in the appeal response to requester, : eo ae
d. Advise requester that cocument B-5 super-
cedes document B-6 and contains the exact ‘same
information.
€. IPS advise FBI that document B-5 supercedes
: document B-6 and that the latter should be destrayed
ri _ to avoid duplicate referrals in the future, .
po oo f. Correct dates on documents 3-5 and 6
pr > oo —-E2 IMPDET
Ply i CL BY 012170
pss a ye CONFISENTIAL When
er Tags Le on en oo Des tached From.
— SECRET Atlachrtents
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get
: . : \ .
Do “as On 22 suly 1975, Ms. Elaine Fuller wrote oe
. to CIA.and requested all and any information con-
. Leerning. her maintained by CIA under the EOIA,.
. -t. She provided..some biographic information and asked
“that any fees. ‘be waived, ;
bs-' On 15 December 1975, “IPS/DMA advised DDO
that two docunents concerning Ms. Fuller had been
referred to CIA by the FBI. | i :
_¢. On 19 March 1976, IPS wrote to Ms. Fuller
and-enclosed sanitized versions of four documents,
three of which were DDO documents, Deletions had
Been made under (b) (1), (6b) (3), and (b)(6) of the |
“FOTA., Two additional. DRO documents (those referred
by ‘the FBI) were denied in toto under the same
exemptions. The exemptions were explained, the
denying officials were identified by name, and ~
Ms, Fuller was advised of her right to appeal,
Ms, Fuller was also advised that FBI and INS ori-
ginated material was being referred to the FBI and
INS for their direct response to her request.
[N.B. When IPS listed the four documents they .
erroneously tisted the Deputy Director of. Security
“as denying cocument 1. and Chief, Services Staff
as responsible for documents 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.
In fact, the Deputy Director of Security was the
denying official of document 4 and Chief, Services
Staff for documents 1, 2, 3, 5, and 6. OGC should
, point out and correct this error in their letter
to requester].
2. Background:
d. En an undated letter received by CIA on
26 April 1976, Ms: Fuller appealed the decisions
pursuant to subsection (a) (6) of the FOIA.
3. Recommendations:
a. Tabs B-1 thru B-3, B-5, and B-6 contain the . _
documents constituting the ppo’ appeals review. Please - ; . |
refer to these tabs fot my recommendations concerning
individual docunents.
‘CONFIDENTIAL When
72: ; Detached From
‘ | | -_ SEPOEY | _ Attachments
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SECRET
_b. As stated in Paragraph 2c above, I
recommend that OGC, in their letter. to requester,
correct the previous error in identifying the ;
deciding officials, .
Dae. €, Document B*6 is a CSCI that transmits an-
“s. accumulative machine listing to the FBI. This
. document is updated periodically and previous
listings should be destroyed. Document B-5 is. ;
. theupdated’ and final machine Tisting for 1970 9 | -
- and@ superceded document ‘B-6 ‘which should have - Lo
been’ destroyed; I -recommend that OGC advise
requester’ that: document B-§ supercedes document
ot ; B-6.and-contuined the-exact sane information, I
eee further recommend that IPS drsw this matter to
, the attention of the FBI so future duplicate
‘referrals imay be avoided, : ,
d. oA classification review of the five documents
_ listed in Tab B has- been Conducted, The documents -
are properly marked. and Properly classified in /
accordance with Executive Order 116352, as amended,
All non-exempt information has been identified
and recommended for release to requester,
+. @. The FBI and INS documencs pertaining to
Subject located in DDO files have been referred in
writing to the respective agencies for their direct
response to requester. (See Tad Cc).
4. Mr. Bill Ashbaugh of OGC kas concurred in these
‘recommendations.
° . a t ,
‘ “4d y
atone OF fi bee
igh . Dube
v8 DDO Appeals Officer
Attachments:
_Tab A = References A-C |
Tab -B = Documents B1,B2,B3,B5, and B6
Tab C = NIS & FBI Referral Letters
ams
CONFIBENTIAL When
-3- Festached From
7 . a . SECRET mo Attachments
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“Hoe fe wy ‘Con . . . oN : Sore sear ry
Eldine Fuller —
4401 Pine St...
Philadelphia, Pa. 39104 _
., _ Gene F. Wilson
poy Information and Privacy Coordinator
Central Intelligence Agency .
Washington, 0.C. 20505
Dear “Gene Wilson,
t
‘On 23 March, 1976 I received some material on myself from your files
which only. partially answered my request for information. Your letter
. indicated that an ‘appeal should he directed. to you. This letter
consitutes that appeal pursuant to subsection (a) (6) of the Freedom of ;
Information Act (5 U.S.C. 552).
As provided for in the Act, I will expect’ to receive a reply within 20 working
days.
Sincerely,
aye
pe ae
-Elaine Fuller
92, HY 5S J 99 day
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18 April 197
nformat on and Privacy State ;
5 Iss/Policy and Information.
Coordination Group °.
:- American Volunteer: ‘Group; American. ot , ee
_--Volintary Guerrillas; Alternate a a ;
‘Voluntary Government; requested by)
Terry Catchpole Lo
“ REFERENCE . ot Request No. . F-77-147
Sub ject ‘organizations have been ‘checked with. all components _
that night have an: interest or a-record, ° The search. revealed no:
- records in this. Directorate pertaining to subject organizations. OG
; oe oO -_ — Frederick C, Randall
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8 oe es Kyle
: ote . “March 7, 1977 : a wit
. “CU AfeL .
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_‘reedom of Information Coordinator — oe - - rn ‘
“onteal Intelligence Agency — ; . : LC . 1 OE '
ashington, | D.C. _ ; oO . _ I
Lear Sir, ;
- This ts a request under the Freedom of Information Act as amended (su, s. C.. - te ! toe
“ection 552).
Bricfly, my request is for information that may be in yous tites » pertatateg : | .
<o a U.S. paramilitary organization known variously as the American Volunteer i :
Hiroup, American an Voluntary G Guerrillas or Alternate Voluntary G Government (ait AVG). ‘ ;
“ As you know, the aziended Freedom of Information Act provides that if soma w-
_ parts of a file are excmpt from release, “reasonably segregable" portions shall .
be provided. I therefore request that, if you determine that some of the
requested information is exempt; you provide me immediately with the information
‘ihat can be made available. Of course, I reserve ny right to appeal any. such
_cecisions pertaining to "exempt" material.
Tam prepared to pay reasonable costs for locating this 4 information.
et ern pemteained
cordially, | :
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‘H-
Sayee tS :
Terry (Cat) ditor i:
Shy | 7 |
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+ California
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‘The files: of. this. Directorate have
ard. to the ‘Listed ‘organizations’ connection with Camp)
been searched with.
“pendleton, C California “and” the. result: is negative for each
‘Organization. —-—
Frederick C. Randall. ot
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4° "Pls eeknewledge uaw OFFICES oF ;
LEGAL AID sOciE: TY. OF SAN DIEGO, INC. fd Kot ay,
: SOUTHEAST orice. -
3040 IMPERIAL AVENUE 1G Ce
voont Alper SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92102 he 8. =~ ae .
(74) 239-9137 he RON Oh as
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January 13, 1977. . recods, Ba
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. NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY ; _ bis repact "hewee
. _ Fort George G. Meade ,. .. : ‘ . heoe. TO ver st
; Md. 20755 tege a. tee epost, ..
CHIEF OF NAVAL CPERATIONS a oe
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY SPR
Washington D.C. 20350 . ,
Attn. OP-09518
DEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE
Ds4A — :
Washington D.C. 20301 .
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NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL te,
“Attn. Staff Secretary MMe had ‘ py eee
old Executive Office Building me Lets - -
Washington D.c. 20506 ? a 759s oF
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
‘U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
“9th and Penn Ave. NW:
Washington D.C. 20535.
: DIRECTOR
non DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
: Attn: SC (FOIA)
Washington D.C. 20303.
‘DIRECTORATE FOR FREEDOM OF INFORMATION
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense .
(Public Affairs) >
Room 2C757. Pentagon, . : Ba
Washington D.C. 20301 =u
CIA FREEDOM OF INFORMATION COORDINATOR . 3 yo
“CENTRAL INTELLIGENCY AGENCY | ee, ;
Washington D.C. 20505 my
RE: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST .
“7O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ot
his is a request under the Freedom of Information Act as
amended (5 U.S.C. §552).
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CaN SST ETE ERC Cee
no conser Se Rhese Ral ee >
Ca p Pendleton Haring Base, Californta:
va. Ku-Klux Klan;
-United Klans of: América Knights of the Ku Klux Klan; — oe De en
- Minutemen; oe ; a a : ; aa we
' Ky... Secret. Amy Organization; — “ a cee, ples
ler. re ing written
nversations,"which rélate to the: :-
existence, activities, operations, membership, *:
Sizé’or “presence o* any following: organizations at _
b., California-Ku Klux Klan;
/@. “United Klans;
“/d. Knights ‘of the Ku Klux Klan; |
Ge United Klans of America;
- £. Southern jKu- Klux Klan
-g. .White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan;
h. White. Brotherhcoa; : :
1, Christian ‘Crusade’ Church;
nm. “American Rangers; Co
n. Invisible. Empire of the Ku Klux Klan;
Qo. Christian Defense League; .
Pp. The National States Rights Party;
q- California Anti-Communist League; ~ i
Fr. Christian National Alliance; .
' 8. American Volunteers Group; ;
t. ‘Provisional Naticnal Government of the U.S.A.;
| Us American Nazi Party; an
“v. National Socialist White Pecples Party;
“W. Leagion of Tustice; | .
x. Operation Unicorn-And other similar groups. | a ly
2. All directives, memoranda, letters, orders, reports,
investigations, studies, or other records, including written -
_Memoranda.of telephone conversations, which relate to the.
‘above in the United States Marine Corp. .
3.° All directives, letters, inemoranda, ‘orders, reports, —
‘investigations. or other records which describe, analyze.
foundatién, existence, activities, operations, size, member-
ship or préSence of any of the organizations named in No. 1
or otherwise relate to rascism at Camp Pendleton Marine Base.’
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a 8 . "Te
Page 3 (continued)
au “ALL directives, letters, riemoranda, orders, reports,
' investigations or other records which describe, analyze. .
or: otherwise, relate to rascism in the United States Marine w
Corp.
. Since. -none ‘of ‘the statutory: ‘exemptions from the Frecdon of
. Inform tion Act"*s mandatery disclesure provision applies,
access to » the Tequested: records should be granted within
In the “unli y. event,-. howéver, that access is denied to
any part of -the requested records, please describe the
deleted material in ‘detail and specify the statutory basis
for the Genial as weli.as your reasons for believing that |
the alleged statutory justification exists in this case.
. Please also state your reasonS for not invoking your
-discretionary power to release the requested documents | in
the public interest.
We also request that you waive any applicable fees since
disclosure will meet the statutory Standard for such waiver
in that it would clearly be "in the public interest because
furnishing the information can be considered as primarily
benefiting the general public". 5S U.S.C.A. §552{a) (4) (A).
Should ,any procedural problem arise as to this request,
please call me (collect) at (714) 233-5463.
prompt reply. . .
RIERA :
Se “SS : TERESA ORTIZ =
We await you
oo
NOTARY pusult - “CALIFORNIA
“Attor ey at tat Prifcipal Gtlica, Sas Bega Ce. Cat
‘Attorney at Law
My Cammisston Exp. Oct. 2, 1973
sahara hW hahaa a ata teat he
‘PAS: pen.
‘Subscribed and sworn to before
. me on January 14, 1977. on ran
—_—? - _— i . ot .
Ze LEON. We é . i of an .
NOTARY PUBLIC IN AND (YOR THE . po hee
_ STATE -OF CALIFORNIA.
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Law orrices OF _ . . :
LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN DIEGO, INC. ‘ —
SOUTHEAST OFFICE ey ;
300 IMPERIAL AVENUE . : . if
|| SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92202 ae :
(724) 239-9137. _ rn
January 13, 1977 ; ON wig
.
NATIONAL SECURITY AGENCY
_ Fort George G. Meade
Md. 20755.
CHIEF Of NAVAL OPERATIONS
DEPARTHENT CF THE NAVY —
Washington D.C. 20350 - . ;
Attn. .CP-09B18 oo . : “
/ COMMANDANT, UNITED STATES MARINE CORP.
aw --—-- Department of the Navy
vs Washington D.C. 20350
DEFENSE INVESTIGATIVE SERVICE
DS4A .
Washington Dd. c. -20301
NATICNAL SECURITY. couuciL
Attn. Staff Secretary .
Old Exécutive Office Building
Mashington D.C. 20566
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION.
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
Sth and Penn. Ave. NW
- Washington D.C. 20535
DIRECTOR
: _ DEFENSE INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Attn: SC (FOTA)
ve Washington D.C. 20301
DIRECTORATE FOR FREEDCi Or INFORMATION
Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense
(Public Affairs)
Room 20757, Pentagon,
Washington DC 20301
CIA FREEDOW OF INFORMATION COORDINATOR
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
Washington D.C. 20505
RE: FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST
"" TO WHOM IT HAY CONCER!:
Thia taeene fe retrean aw hahalf af eha Entlauing narenne and ~
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’ Association - Black Press of America,
‘Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act,
organizations:
wiliian Bishop, 6202 Capestone, paitas,. Texas, Date of Birth, *
-.(DOB)” September 4° 1953. .
‘Gregory Coffee, 1521 Wellstone Place, St. Louis, Mo. (D038)
. Noverrber 5, 1955. . oO a
Eddie. Fage, are, Bay Springs, ‘Mississippi, (DOB) November oO
1,., ‘1956.: : . a
D:R. Hunter, - 2715" Drewry Lane, North ‘Carolina, (DOB) ’.
September 13, 1954. -
Ricky. McGilvery, 6202 ‘Capestone,. ballas, Texas, (DOB) Pebruary
28,1957. *
William Spencer, $11 Henry Place, High Point, N. c. (DOR)
August 27, 1953. , Sc
H. Fletchér, 2222 Superior, Detroit, Mich.,. (DOB) April 19,
1953.
Clarence Capers, 209 Powder Mill Lane, Edgewater Park, Phil.
(DOB) October 7, 1955. -
Anthony Matthews, 3904 E. 155th, Cleveland, Ohio, (DOB)
‘August 26, 1957.
Dr. Carlton Goodlett, President, National ‘Newspaper Publishers
(1366 Turk. Street, San
Francisco, CA 94115. .
Reporter Publications, 1366 Turk Street, San Francisco, ‘CA 34115.
Military Law Office, National ‘Lawyers Guild, San Francisco, CA.
5 U.S.c. §552, as
amended by Pub. L. 93-502, 88 Stat. 1561, they wish to obtain
access to and the opportunity to copy the following @ocunents:
i. All directives, memoranda, letters, orders, reports, oS. Let
investicdtions, studies or other records, including written .
memoranda of telephone conversations, which relate to the
formation, existence, activities, operations, membership, size
or presence Of any of the following organizations at Camo.
Pendleton Marine Base, California:
a. Ku Klux Klan;
b,. California Ku Klux Klan;
G. United Klans;
d. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan;
@. United Klans of America;
f. Southern Ku Klux Klan;
White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan; © ; .
h. White Brotherhood; ~ a
‘United Klans of America Knights of the Ku Klux Klan;
j. Minutemen;
-k. Secret Army Organization;
1. Christian Crusade Church;
m. American Rangers;
Invisible Empire of the Ku Klux ‘Klan;
@. Christian Defense League;
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2. ral directiv
- investigations, studi:
- Foundation,-existence, activities, operations
* Ship ‘or presence of-any 9°
-investigation 3 whi Los :
wor, otherwise: relate ‘to rascism at Camp Pendleton Marine’ Base: _
“investigations or
-otherwise. relate to rascism |
“Since ‘hone of the stat
‘Information Aet's mand
‘your reasons for not invoking your
-@isclosure will meet the statutory stanc
. Should any procedural
. Attorney at L.
| other similar groups.
stters, orders, reports
r:records, including. wr tten
: > studies, or other. re
memoranda of telephone ‘conversations, which relate to the’ —
, size; member-
£ the organizations named, in No.1
’ above in the United States Marinég Corp.
3. “ALL. directives, letters, mecoranda, orders, reports, 7
‘or other records which..describe, analyze
4. All directives, letters, memoranda, orders, reports,
~other..records “#hich describe, -analyze or,
i in’ the United States Marine Corp.”
utory exemptions. from the Freedom of. . |
1 atory disclosure provision applies, oe
aécéss to the requested records, should be granted within ten
(1.0); working days.
In the unlikely event, however, that access is denied to. any
part of the requested records, please describe the deleted .
material in detail and specify the statutory basis for the
denial as well as your reasons for believing that the alleged ..
statutory justification exists in this’ case. Please also state -
discretionary power to
the public interest.
release the requested documents in
you waive any applicable fees since
Jara for such waiver in
that it would, clearly be "in the public interest because
furnishing the information can be considered as primarily
benefiting the general public". 5 U,S.C.A. 6552 (a) (4) (A).
problem arise as to this request, please
call me -(collect) at (714) 233-5463. : ;
We also request that
We await your.
Peter -a. Scidy ©.
aw
nme beni
Ye ety OR erg
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10 March,1976 >
Req No: 75-408. ;
cs q Referral ‘dated 8 Decenbor 1975
vee AS This ‘Directorate ‘maintains a filo on * andrew, ‘Scott.
“Berman, The’ following ‘paragraphs describe the results of -
a ‘review. ‘of. this file and ‘tho: other record holdings | of this ;
“Directorate.” me
2. ‘There are. 31x FBI documents jdentifiable to Mr.
- Berman.. Attached is a list of the ‘descriptive data for
'. these documents: that should be referred to. the FBI for
~sheir determination. |
3. The following documents may not be passed. to rod
4 . “Rermes
: | pocunent and. Date © . - exemption .
‘\ cable, 12 July 1970 (b) (1) (1daison), (b) (3). (6) (6)
, 4 Dispatch, 28 July 1970 , " " wo owe
* Dispatch, 6 August 1970 “ " ". on
_ +> ¢uble, 20 Fobrusry 1970 " " ” ”
: - Dispatch, 18 May B70 ae " wo, ” .
Svcabie, 16 Nay 1972 . (b) (1), (b) (3), (0) (6) © .
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[we]
The docuaent. referred to this Directorate: by .
; ffice of Security should bo returned to them for
‘their review. ‘The docwient concerned is.a list of names
of people. who traveled to Cuba to cut sugar cane, dated
.. 18 May 1973. For futher guidance on this list, please
“-tge6. BDO/PIC:: “mhenorandun, dated § March 1976, Subject: .
‘Documents. ‘Relating to the Vencoremos Brigade. — a.
pet tom tag Be orteas-
poe, Charles A. Briggs
_ So ; Chief, Services Staff
Attachment: A/S a
cc: OPS/ITG °
LA
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-entral > tntelli¢ ence Agency
ee ~ ~~ mJ “2037 nN. Caneridcets!
oe _ Chiéaro, Tllnofs 60657
“got ; Aurust 2, 1975
A Robert. Se Young oo “ an
rhe: dorm of Information Coordinater : on
URS 75- Tey
ahington: pe 20505 . | 5 4508 -
wer ie. ‘Young,
ndor the provisions. of 5 Ue $82, tho Freedom of Information Act,
request accoss to, and copies” of all fLloa and dociments mains -.
‘ ‘aliiod by: tho CIA relating to nysolt.
ho materLal-f sock includes, but is not limited to, doaslers, card
“Lles, microfilm fLlesy, microfiche files, and. all computerized data
_ ond reforencos malntainod by the CIA. This request also encompas sos
“ony ‘-photogr aphs and: fingorprint fLles which you may have.
f, perchance, you rule that portions of these fllea aro "ponsonably
eogregable'™ I roquust copies of the romaining meterial and reservo
yy right to appoal any such Qoletions.
ify perchance, this request is denied in whole or in part, please
nforn me of the appropriate appeals proceduro.
'f deletions are mide, please cite the statutory justification for
tach deleted itom,
fan submitting ny cull name, date and place of birth and Social
ieourlty Nunber. I an prepared to pay.a reasonable fee far the
reproduction cf this natorial.
6S required by 5 ‘USC 552, I expect. to hoar from you within 10
orking dayse .
Sincerely yours,
OZ SH fam
ane ee Scott Borman
SS# 059-36-7504.
Born: Rrooklyn, NY
. March -17, 1947
5 tarch 1976
“Chief
“Information and Privacy Staff!
scunents Relating to the Vencercnos:T igide
3 is unsble to locate or to. a
5.4, Thts Directorat ae
_neknowledgé origin of the following reports contained © |
"dn tho: files of tha Office’ of Security: 28
oe Qe Tho Vencérenmos Brigade -.a: Report - 31
May 1970.05. - _ —— a
ba List of namos-of Pecplo Who Traveled to
.Cuba ‘to: Cut Sugar. Cano - dated 18 May 1963... We-
therefore decline ‘to rulo on the relcascability
'. Of -these txo documents on FOIA and PA requosts,
and ask that these documents not be referred to.
- us. for acthon, 2) ; an
. y2.. From the portions forwarded in connection with.
specific. requests, there would appear to be no reason for - _
_ denying the infornation. We defer, however, to OS for a : poo,
final: judgement. - : - oo oe : Lo
ae : moe : . ; Froderick Ce Randall” |”
. Doi . c “~ (signed) ;
ae a - . ; Frederick C. Randall
. : . ; DDO/PI
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MEMORANDUM.
FROM! | : Robert. E. Owen (WU),
; oe 2. pDo Information. Review, Officer:
. SUBJECT ©. = Anne Pitt (U)
“REFERENCE : P-77-01490 (uy
sev amc ecteneeey
ae (U) A search of the “pDo records systems ~ “has :
“pe _ produced. nine documents’ whose recommended disposition a :
i is as _follews: ;
i a) Six doctinents are denied‘in.toto. ot E
i ; (Tab -A, Document Nos. 1-6). . _ wad
: -b. (UY) Document Nos. 7 and 8 should be .
i —— referred to the FRI; and Document °-. -- ood. oy
i No. 9. should be referred to the. 0 Powe
j Nepartment of State, (Tab &B)- ‘ a oboe
4
: Robert FE. Owen (U}
: Attachments: -a/s
i cc:- ISS/IPG/SCB (U)
fife :
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When Detached : from Attachments
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TD, Anu Pit “affirm teat au in formation,
povided obove. “pertaining to neyself is correct, |
On this 4s oles at Jan nay vn |
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ee she SH scbns mest on or eee at :
MS Greggs dy. the, prevakn insane. tahpiealy te ae Ss
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Request | No. F 76- aa
* ree A, review of the files. ‘of ‘this Directorate ee
“vealed the documents - discussed below concerning Subject.”
hee 2a Documents ‘which may be released in their entirety .
consist’ ‘of twenty- four overt tems; copies attached...
" (Documents i +24).
~$. One: document dated July 1971 may not be Feleased:
¢ exompt under - GY and (>) (3) (4dadson), FOTAS ene
(oe ent 25 ).
Bee One. ‘mono randum datod a Novenber 35 (Docunent ;
26) “consists: ‘entirely of a-direct quote from an FBI report
“dated 30. May - ‘1967; ‘Washington, D..C,; Subject: Protost
Activity fn: ‘Washington, - ‘DP. C., By A Quaker Action Group
Beginning-May 26, 1967; no file.’ This report should be.
: reterred tothe FBT for release, ~~ Ae ene laa st tate
S. In additicn there ate etghty- seven. other FBI
my : documents which are not being. listed since your office has _
nb 7 advised that the FBI also has a Toquest on Subject.
: _ - (Documents 27-114.)
“ee ues 8, Eriens
4 _ Charles A. Briggs
| : - Chief, Services Staff
, Attachments: A/S
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. ; : vhis is a request under the Freedom af Information
of het, 5 U.S.C. 552, eat. seq., oa behalf of A Quaker Action
; Group (AQKS).. We, the undersigned, vere tha authorized
: ucficers at the time of the dissolution of the organis zation,
. _ We request that you vrovide us. with any and all records,
i GQocunents, meworanda, letters, or any ather tyoe of kind
' of intormation concerning our grous that is currently on
file, in possession of, o* maintained by your agency,
| nn ; . .
: - he full name of the orgzanitation is A Quakser fetion |
Croup, Ii was also known dy its initiais, AQAS, Thre -< ~
: eggantration was established in 1965 an2 existed uné{t ook 5B _
: w27L, The main office was maintained at 20 South L2th rh .
wersel ln Pailadalphia, PA, .
son you Geternine nos to forward ta
of the in wa have hereby requosted,
arthoar request t: you. Taentife the nature of the
Or-icion withheld and the reasons for your actioas,
for any
3s you know, the amended Act orrmits you to reluce
ive the fees LE that "is in the public interest
furnishing the inf forsation can be considered as
ilv benefiting the oublie.," We believe that
receuest volainly Fits that catagory a and ask you to
any fees,
AS provided for in the anendad Act, wewill excact
vO receive a resly within Oo Gays, .
Sincerely,
PN “
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ap, Georye «i blougaby <*
Levering
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cher, information And Privacy. St
“Charles A Briggs’
jief, Services Staff
“George Wid toughby: for. “A ‘quake
Group™ - . ;
- RERERENCE. > ot Ae OS ‘Referral
. i ae R.. Request No. F 76-211
The. dispatch dated 18 April 1968, referred to this ES
heater Aes
Directorate: by the Office ‘of Security has been reviewed. -
Release: of the. document to Mr. Willoughby is denicd under
; exempt ions, (b) 1) and (b) (3) of. the FOTA.
fog tet A. Brigds
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2 “etter, 2 March. 1976. wo
SIPS: Response, . 20:.July 1976" (U)
Appeal, Letter, 2 August 1976 wo.
oe wy summary. ‘of Reconnendat ions:
es, “Sustain. initial: ‘denial in toto of two ‘DDO documents. pe
“uader ‘exemptions | (b) (1), (0) (5) and (b) (6), as applicable: ~~
(Tabs - 3 ‘and 4).
ao b.” Release portions of ten DDO documents: found:
- guring. ‘the appeals review,. citing exemptions Oy,
(Cb) (3) cand» (b) (6) as applicable, for the deletions. aan
(Tabs. 5-14). en _
en Deny in tote one DDO document located during the. ©
ap eals review, Citing éxemptions (b) (1), (b) (3) and
{b (6) as the Justification. (Tab 15).
. d. Refer a List of 883 FBI Documents to the FBI for |
revicw and direct’ response, {Tab 16).
. e@. “Refer one’ Department of the Army document to then”
“for review and direct response. (Tab 17). .
f£, “Five NSA- ‘originated items have been referred to NSA
for review. (Tab 18).
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2 (U). Background:
a. Subject submitted a request under FOTA, on
22 March 1976, for any and all information the Agency.
held on’ "A Quaker Action Group” also known as "AQAG."*
vin the 20°-July 1976 initial response, -24 newspaper
“clippings” and one-Yeaflet were released to him; two ;
documents were denied. ; :
mh, be -On-23. ‘August 1976 Subject appealed, request ing
«that further. information be released to him on the group,
ce. During “the appeals review 11° ‘additional. documents
ae ‘were located: and are included in-the recommendations
or below. \ These. documents were not considered during the initial
; review since they were not considered to meet the criteria
CR ; -for "records" extant at that time and they contained only
c EO ; incidental references to the subject ‘of the request.
d, During the appeals review we were unable to
identify any Air Force documents concerning the subject
of this request. The requester should be told that this
was apparently an error,
“ek Daring the appeals review we were unable to
identify: any Department of State documents concerning
A Quaker Action Group. Two State documents located, and
‘possibly referred to in the initial response, do not
- concern A Quaker Action Group. The requestor should be
a . ' informed that. this was also apparently an error.
2 ta een er een gg Se
3. (¢) Recommendations:
. a. My specific recommendations are shown on the
Appeals Review Form attached to each document. A
Classification review has been conducted and all documents
are considered properly classified and marked in accordance
with E,Q, 11652, as amended.
b.. IT recommend that the two documents denied in toto
under the initial review continue to be denied. One of
them (Tab 3) could identify a. still active and sensitive
source. The other (Tab 4) was obtained through a sensitive
operation conducted jointly by. American and German
“ authorities.
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nts ‘lo : ‘appeals, Teview:
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portions:
‘hese documents” Ele
eview Forms. (Tabs 3-19):
ocument. located-dury
nied in toto,’ since
aison service, {Ta
‘88 FAT docunents lo ated during the initial 9. os
. lew, -but not referr to the FHI, shoutd ke referred |
Jo to the” BI in ‘writing for review and direct response, oe
; 7 . These documents are Visted under Tab 16, Se
ff, One: Department ‘of the Army document should be | as
referred -in writing to them for review and direct. response:
The title Paye-and a description of the document are :
uwttached as Tab 17, _
awe Rt Five items from NSA have heen reforred to. them by
UPS: for. review. (Tab 18),
Eo moo RG Several other documents turned up a
po o initdar review and the appeals review should be considered .~ i
a . NOT responsive to the request: since they refer ta the -- . :
ot : generic term "Quakers" but not to "A Quaker Action. Group"
wo, . "AS Specified in the request, -(Tao 19), ae
during both the 2 3
n — 4. (i) Mrs; Devine of occ has. concurred
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in the above. ; Gg
recommendations, - ; .
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: Richard p, Wagner
DDO Appeals Officer (U) -
_ Attachments: .
. Tab A ~ Initdal Letter
Tab B ~ IPS: Response
Tab Cc - Appeal Letter
See Review Forms
Tabs 3-18".
COORDINATION ; 7 . DATE
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- “SNENORANDU! FOR: Chief, Information Voview staré
od “$02 DIRECT: Phillip A, Singernan
a "REFERENCE: Request No. 75-801 |
- |. This Directorate maintains c personality dossier
on Paillip A. Sinserman. A review of this File and other
records of this uirectorate reveal the following infor-
oation pertinent ‘to Subject:
_ a. Afew PRI doctments, tich are excluded
under 1940.3 (1) (4) of the Federal Rowister. The
7 office that maintains thé information on Subject is”
: i unable to furtner identify these documents,
: ‘bi Overt inforsation provided hy: a joint
: Denartaent of the Arny and foreign Llaison opera-
; tion abroal. This material is considered exenpt
under 5B (1) of £.0, 11452 and 1900.3 fa) (4) and
(3) of the Federal Ravistor. ;
¢. Too Agency disnatches tased on infor-
tien fren unilateral and liaisea sources a-
road cencerned Subject's travel to Cuba. This
riaterial is cons idered axenpt under. (b) (5) of
EOTA ani 53 Gi) Of 7.9, 11652.
d. One renocandum to the PSI rerorted
Subject! am ‘travel as nentioned in paragraph l.c.
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above. This material is consiiorad. axenpt for
reson stated in paragraph 1. nhave. |
‘3, Form 35335 is attached,
fret. tds AL Urbans
Charles A. Rr rivges
Chief, Services Stale
4° - . Attseiaent:
Fara 3535
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“April 1, 1975 . :
. fe Seedon of Inform ation Coardinator Te a, oS So,
: . Cantrak tntelligeace Ageacy : a ee, Oe
Fasaingtan, bc. 20803 a ‘
RO Geatietaa:
a ne The ore tice : ‘of | oonty Attor: ey Ganeral- referred ‘me: ‘to.
Bo yore I formally re oO see any end ali ormation | ‘the
: “CIA has about Se.) is Paillip «ttan si: germany 1 was
: born on august: 23, 1944 in Dade County, ‘Floriday my | social .
; security musber 23 10734-3941. .
i Thank you"
: ‘ . hp Senn, yy Seta. 7 7
ee . oO . Phin a. singarnan
: ce. Office of Congressman Toby Moffitt , -
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Appeal | ftas ir: " Stsbovnen dated 26 wa. a5
, “OPS/ITG Naso dated % July 1973. .
oo — ae The initial raqueat and’ eudeoquest ‘appeal by Mr. Stagermen,. ‘tha .
-Aganey.’ ‘9 correspondéads ‘to hin, and ‘tha documents that’ pertain: to Rr. Siagoraea |
ve bean: taviewad ‘and the docunsata - Aavolved ere a. Follewgt _ :
as B56, 1 Auguat 1969
b. WOHA-37509, 10 July 1969,
a es tthe 3 7A16, 23 Je, 1969.
da lieadquarters 876, 24 June 1969,
©. MEXICO CITY 329, 23 Juno 1969.
- f, MXECO CITY 330, 24 Juna 1969
g- Ek-3663, 24 October 1969 - my
h. TH-559898, 28 August 1969
Lee 2. tema a., >, and c. froa the liet in paragtagh 1. were the basis of bs
ithe initial response and denial to tr. Siagerain (Refarence-d.). Items d. Z
. and @. do not mention Hr. Singoraan by ease bur are ralative and aro included .
: » for, background: -informar{oa. Tha doeuneata f., g. end b. did act teeasa Co “ys
VS navedieble ‘tmtil after the initial resposse to Mr. Singerman and therefore: vera .
~ net. - Secinadaveid ia thst: tsply, :
; ‘4. Oa the bests of our review, we believe itemo a., d. and ¢. vere
properly -exespted in asecord with (b)(1) sod (b)(3) of the POLA and $341} of;
Ba 41892. ‘Tats vas reported to Mr. Singer=an in Reference 4. on 30 May 1975.
aa Adstatatrative-Intermal Use Only -
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Dea; fre zhe detatled. explanation provided Ne. sinzeraan, ve. note: ia his Latter
of appeat that -he coatinuss to seek a basis Yor the ductaton, uten regard to
thede Jocuzents, we balieve aod agroe that ‘rulessing. ‘than to- Mr... Singérzan a
oo ewould wielate provoct of itive sources dad sachods, The orginal SB
“s “;daatal f@ correct and sbould upheld by ‘the Information’ Review Comittes. ”:
et ; . 4. Out review of the fenatotag three cocunente (tees fos: Be and it.) _
Be, has ‘Fegulced in. the. following ‘Fecommendattaus.. : : a
59583. a passenger Liat Widteh the Agency. apparéacly
‘ orekea liaison (Caaecian). Tha wsture of the
assenger ‘wn ifest of a Cubsa controlled shtp, does!
. ting and Teléasiag petes of tie List to Mr. Singernan.
We daliove. the : docusent is exempt uadar (b) (2), (b} (3) of tha POLA and
SBq) of B.0. 11652.
(>, MEXIOO CITY 330. Provides the came information ao AMA-37509.
_ aad de, _therefore, exeapt under the game exenpt loas efted in tha original
deatal, iie., (>) (2), (b) (3) and 3a(2).
Ge. -BR"3663. Ve believe certain surts of this 25-page docurent
can bo aagregatad and released to Mr. Siugzerman. We agrea with ITS on
: oN the salected: portions that should be axtrected for releane (sec attached
yO . ‘marked copy). ‘The dalance of tha decumoct, hownver, aust be considarad | :
. exexpet under (d) (3) (a) ‘and (b) (6) of tha FOLA. : a
5. In evnmary, tt ts. recomended thet. the appeal be denied and tha an
. @xamptfons upbeld-eg all tha related documants as Listed above except in the oo
~ °° ‘gage of EX-3663. Tha ‘ealoctad portions should be eanitized and. provided to
"Me. Siageriaen.. This recomsadation has been ciscuscud with Mr. Haiewka of tha
0CL aad he concurs with our dactaioa, . _
omnage nmin
(a
Michael L. Clefft
Doo Appeals Officer
Attachoents: a/g
ISG/EXEC/MLC Leff Lect an
30 Juty 1975 ; Co. ER
Distribution: : :
Orig. & 1 ~ Addressee : i LOGS
1 - OGC (Mr. Makowka) ‘ ; Bok
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MEMORANDUM FOR: ©
SUB.
-Aséney dispatch HNMA.37416, dated: 23>
ering dispatch does not vention Subjee by nane;
j ‘s photograph was forwarded as an attachment to.
“this dispatch: Two. éther atthehnents listing Subjeet’s
name on two flight manifests are not available here, but ..
the reference to his travel fear Mexico city to-Cuba had -
been incorporated inte a Specin? Channel nemdérandun to
“the FBI, 8-561, dated 11 August 1909 (naragraply’ id of:
our 14 May. memorandum). .
; b. Agency dispatch HMMA-37509, dated 10. July 1999 -
_ Listed requestor as a traveler-to Cuba and listed, his _
-~ passport -nuaber.
in‘an-attachkent which is not available here, -
c. Special Channel Merorancum B-561, dated 12
August 1969 (sce paragraph 1a Above). oS
2, We helicté that the above mentioned documents have |
been properly cxempted. in-our 14 May nomorandua under (b}(1) ©
5(B)(1) (foreign liaison, -in this case, two sections of Mexican
Liaison) and: (b)(3). The material is not segregable for Te-
lease, as the nature of the information and its format are
stich that the requester could determine that the information
‘concerning frin was obtained by the Agency through surreptitious
access to airline manifests and clandestine photography of
‘passports of U.S. citizens. Release would thus violate
. protection of sensitive sources and methods (Moxican
‘liaisonand a unilateral agent).
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June 1969. “
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<iny other records of this office) has become availahie: .
Transmittal Manifest’ 599883, duted 28 August 1969, forwarded
by COS, Ottawa. This manifest Lists Subjicct among passengers
arr ving iit Canada’ Crom Cuba. No covering dispatch was used
'¢ fs given, but the information may b¢ presumed
ded by ‘forcign linison. (Canadian). The
thus probably exempt under (b).(1),. 5(R) (1).
(foreign: 11 ison), and is certainty exempt uniter (b) (3)
CiitelLigence metheds }. the formitcand the nature of the. -
_ - information do net maxe it feasible: to Sesrepite and reFease
‘ Se et ote Subject: without making it possible for him to ddduce -the
ft © Ngeney had access to the passenger ninilest ofa Guban control led
i ship.
we Ea phe
oo i 4. Ateached is a segregable portion of internal Agency
of memorandum EX-3665, dated 24 October 1969, This document is
: . - 2 25 page pupcr on the Comanittee of Returned Voluateers, and
wd refers briefly ty requestor, repeating in part the reference
; to requestor's travel as-repdrted tm UNMA-37509 (paragraph
tbh above), but ulso ineludes the Suct that he served in the
‘ Peace Corps. The excises reed te) of the cocument is considered
: cuxempt under (b) (3) (a) and {b} (6).
Sa Also uttached are capies of three additional Agency
cables. Mexico City 330, dated 24 June 1969, is referred to
in HMMA-37509° (paragftaph Ub above), and provides the sane
information (except for copies of passports). The reference
cited in this‘cable, in turn, is Headquarters 876, dated
24 June 1969, which requested that names and pass sports of
greups traveling to Cuba’ be cabled, as the information was
: . urgently necded for a paper being prepared for the White
, House. This cable in turn refers to Mexico City 329, dated
: 25 June 1969, which explains the reason for the investigation
of requestor's foreign travels. Although Headquarters 876
and Mexico City 320 do not mention requestor by name they
are attached for background information.
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Operations staff
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Fe tt chee, liform ation aad Privacy. §
_ “Request No. 75-1161
ae, This Directorate. natntains an official fite on -
ao Subject: : _A review of this file. and other. records reveals: _
. the following inforuation. pertinent to Subject: ° oo
BO Me Twenty-nine rar documents. ‘Sea artached :
ro Lo : Mating. ;
; one ch Five “Ageney xt (one ‘cable. and three: —
information “froa. ‘foreign
channel (B) mémorandun forwerd
ign liaison to the FRI. ~All. - :
: . : “considered exespt. wader POTA,. (b) ne
w. forelen: ‘Wtaigon and “(b) (3). ot. fle wt
ec. -Pive Agoney ‘documenta (one cable, three
_ dispatches, and one © ‘field information report) re-
“ferred to ‘Subject’ S-trovels and activities abroad.
-The=nature. of the. information could identify the. —
source if:-it were raleased. One RL nenorandum, one.
special channel (B): “memorandum and one CSCI memo-
‘ ¥andum forwarded this anformation to ‘the PBI. Ono
- CSCI nenorandum forwarded a report to the U.S. |
Intelligence. Comaunity. All of this naterfal is.
‘considered exempt under (b) (3), sources and methods
and (b) (1) properly classified.
. a One: agency dispatch forwarded infornatian
~on Subject" 3 activities abroad provided by a U. S.
ate “ai.. iry source, This material -s exempt under FOTA.
See (b).(1) properly Clagsified and CCS), sources and
|“ " "4 “methods.
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“tained to Subject’ 3 travels, contacts and activi-
tiés. . The ‘Source of threo of these was information
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internal office neworandua contains a
‘ act's foreign travel, “It was taken
“Composite of ali-source information; in-
adding foreign government liatson sources and is |
consadered’ exenpt under POIA (5) (3) and (bd) (1). :
: One internal office (EX) memorandum con-
ceva Subjects background and activities, which
_. 4ducluded material from the FBI, an Agoncy field
*?. information report from a unilateral source and
per _” an Agency dispatch forwarding information provided
"by a foreign liaison service. This memorandum {is
considéred: exonpt undér FOIA (b)(3) afd (b)(1).
“2-2. ‘The following documenes with sterilized Segrogeble
‘portions attached are considered Paleasoable to Subject :
“under the FOIA,
‘a. CSCI memorandum dated 17 May 1968: excised
portions exempt under FOIA (h)(6), personal privacy, (>) (3)
‘and. om.
; ' Internal office (8X) memorandum dated 14 July _
-y96rt “exetised portions exempt under POTA (b}(6), i
, personal privacy, (>) (3) and (b)(1). So ;
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-e. Internal office memorandun (EX) dated 26
. April 1968: excised portions exonpe un under FOIA (b)
7 (8) personal privacy, {b) (3) and ( )Q) .
4. ‘Internal office mesorandum (BX) dated 10
_ July 1967: excised portions ereapt under FOIA (b)
> (6), personal privacy, (b)(3) and (b) (1). . ;
. “@, Attachment to a dispetch dated 23 Novenber
-* 1970: excised portions exempt under (bh) (6), personal
' Tprivacy and (b)(1). Dispatch exempt under (b) (3)
H " Uources and methods and (b)(1).
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Subjects “Russell. nee
ate womoran duis, dated 1
Passport office. re- os
Cable. fron Director, PBI, dated 6 oo
Sut Washington Moblitzation -
{ aoe ore oe ee be sage
_ SO nn ; ; , Charles A. Briggs.
Posed. Coo : 7 chief, “Services. Staff
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t a 6 Decenber™ 1965, Washington, D; Go"
“File 5 atte ¥05-142056: (no Bufile 3) Subject: Carl
Preston Ogiesdy: ~ Security Matter -C. :
~ Report a
Carh Preston Ogtesby, {no file, 3)
Report ‘dated. “1? May. 1966, Nashington,-1 ‘D. C3 Subjects
International. Days of Protest, March 25-26,. 1966. (no!
“file #)- TT os
‘Report’ dated” ‘20 May 1966, Detroit, Michicans
et Carl Preston Oglesby, Jr {no file 4).
Report dated. OAL 30 June 1966, Detroit Michigans
File # 100=330 2, Bufile 105- qs 2056; Subject: Carl
‘Preston. Oglesby, Jr. - Security Matter - SDS mo
Report dated “14 September 1966, Detroit, Michigans
Subject: Car 1 Preston Oglesby, Jr. {no file fs)
Report ated 237 October 1966, Detroit, Michigan;
berile 103-142059, Field office Fi le 100-25032;
“Subject: Carl Preston Oglesby, Jr. - Security
Matter - Students for a Democratic Society :
Subject: Carl Preston Oglesby, Jr. {ano BuEile, no
FOF =)
ted 7 May 1966; Nashington, D. C.5 subjects
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; -8 June 1967, “Cincinnati, Ohio; — Be
Field fice file CI 100- 13602; ‘Butile 100- 438262." ce pote
. ‘Subject: _Larry- Wolf Rubin | | ve so
Report dated > 7 July 1967, Detroit, Michigan; | “
_ (no, file #s) Subject: Students. fora Democratic. Society
‘Report dated . eptember” 1967, Netroit, Michigan;
“Pile. “#105: 11627; ‘Bufile 62- “110039. . Subject: -Inter-.-
‘University Committee ‘for Debate. on Foreign Policy :
Report dated” “7. “December 1967,. Phoenix, Arizona; _
(no file as). Subject: Anti- -dratt activities December
“4-8,.19675: Demonstration at “Selective Service Hqs, -
“Tucson, Arizona, ‘December 4, (1967.
~ Report | dated....:.14 December. 1967, Portland, gregons |
“(no file fs) Subject? Antidrafe. Activities, Portland,"
:.-Oregon oa
go Report dated _ 12 December ‘1967, Cincinnati, Ohio; -
3 — Field office file CI 100- 15928; Butile 105-142056." 2. -
: ; Subjects: “Carl Preston Oglesby, Jc. - Security Matter: - - sps°
: 18. Report dated 31 January 1968, Washington, D.C.
Hy , (no file’ fs) Subject: Carl Preston Ogiesby, Jr. 2"
i Taternal Security - -. CU.
19. Report dated _ -# 24 June 1968, -Cincin: ati, Ohio; :
' ~Field office file -CI 100- 15928, Bufils 105-142056,
. Subject: Carl Preston Oglesby, Jr.
i 20. Report dated ‘© 10 October 1958, Washington, D. Cos.
i oa .- (no file fs) Subject: Foreign Travei - New Left ‘Groups ~~
2h Report dated - 18 November 1968, Jacksonville, Florida;
: pated office: ‘file 105-1613 (no Butile #) Subject: Philip
EL Sanford ; ;
.-22, Report dated . - 12 December 1968, New York, N.Y,
. Field office file 100-148037 (no Eufile #) bubject: .
».. Students for a Democratic Society: - IS + SDS
“a3. Report dated « ao 6 January 1965 San Francisco, Calif. , i
“(ng file #s) Subject: Cari Preston Cz lesby, Jr. ;
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Report dated. ... * January 1969, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Ficld office: file CI 100- 18928; Bufile. 105- 142056.
Subject: Carl Preston Oglesby, ‘Jr. °
‘Report dated. a2 10 February 1909, Washington,” D.C.3
(no file is) Subject: Carl. Preston Oglesby
Report dated 344 April 1969, San Francisco, Calif. ;-
. Field. office File’ 100-53497;3- Butile 105-142056.
Subject: Carl Preston Oglesby, Jr. - Security Matter. - SDs:
Report dated ~ 5% February 1970, Atlanta, Georgia;
Field of ffice. file 100-7808; Bufile 10$-178431.
Subjects. byna Barbara Wetis (Cosiesby on Pg- ay
Report dated 23 January. 1966,-Detroit, Michigan,” Bufile a
97-5029 field file 105- 11615, Subject! Comnittee to Aid teas
— Smeaton ee . ; .
Report dated 14 January 1966, Washington, D, Ci no “file
-humbers, Subject: Demonstrations Protesting United States...
Intervention in Vietnam,
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a “Tharik you for: your coopération.
Sincerely,
Carl Jgles
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: CIA Freedon of Information’ Coordinator - . |
: CIA Bdgtrs ‘
. Langley, Va.
: Dearkir, Young,
a : Pursuasit to the provisions of tho Freedom of
: Information Act, please make available to me any materials
: or fidas the CIA may have collected and kept on ay activie
¢ ties,
i . , — ; , . ‘Sincerely, , ‘
: A bai Soles
a . Ts Carl Okéuby f
: : . Past Preggtent (1945)
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1.) Stasary of Recoanendat ions :
a. Release addit tonal information fro 8ix ‘nDo
Jucusents initially released in Senregated Versions,
EDOM bALs tel oppebcutlieth aren Bile Pets arr rea tine:
a ob Release portions of cisht ha Jour “its initiadty
i denied dn toto, oe nan
i «. Sustain the tenia In toto of 3 Pn “docu ents. :
! ay / i ;
; ay Release in tuto. Aine news itens and seven hn9.- Mm
EO TEATS eS Viseovered ering the appeals roview. -
q ; . eo De ny” ‘in toto 1 8 ‘pa doc Vir ent s disce zon] edd ring
pote the ippeals. review, a
Ay
fe Release. se Ree pated | ‘Versions of tro no: alan: Ui wats.
discovered ducing the appeals review,
2e (UY Background:
- a. Mr, Carl Oglesby on 11 Aprit pays”
material or files the CIACaay have collect
ay attivitiesi™ The original PhO scarch si ced 27) Dao
documents, 29 FRI files, one -F BY. esble and three other-
“agency documents, IVS responded on 19 February 1976
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releasing six of the ppo documents in segregated versions
and dénying the remaining 21, .1PS advised Nr. Oglesby
aa . that the non-DNO documents were being referred to the
: originating agencies for direct response to him,
be. Mre- Oglesby appealed on 24 February: 1976
requesting full release of all withheld data, and this
triggered an additional search with the rol lowing results:
: . : fas) Nine press itens, not considered under ,
oe earlier ‘ywidelines were located, ; :
(2) Asa result of an exchange of referrals
between the DDO and the 0/S, DDO accented responsibility -
far five documents not located during the initial
: ; . veview--i.é. those covered by Tabs 28, 30, 32, 33 -—
5 and 34,
(3) As a result of a Privacy Act reauest levied
by Mr. Oglesby on the FRE, the latter referred three
DOO memoranda, per P 76-180, Two of these--CSCEI
316792677-67 and CSCE 516/057587 -67--had net previously
surfaced, but the third had been handTed initially
under Tab 19(H). We informed the FBI we would :
handle the former two in the appeal. ‘
(4) In addition to the documents discovered per
: ” (2) and (3), 17 DDO docunents were JTocated through
re-checking files and running down references, These.
additions have resulted in a total of 51 PDO docusents
‘being treated in this appeal, an increase of 24 since
the TPS response, and nine p¥ceo items. :
(5) Four §X memoranda--3895, 1070, 2187 and 3363--
were referred to the FBI on 5 October 1976 for
coordination regarding FBI information therein. The
FBI replied on 28 October 1976 reearding portions to be
withheld and exemptions ‘to be applied.
(6) FUJTA-48,789 dated 6 December 1965 (Tab 20)
wis referred to the US Air Force on $ Actaber 1976 for
coordination regarding Air Force data therein. The
Air Force responded on 29 October 1976 releasing its
input.
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Ustarch,
. called. 0
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the third document+-Tab 21¢p)-
“By the same tetephoxe call.
vas cleared
cA Classific ation review “has het, conducted” on all
DRO docunents invelved in this wppeal, and alle hate been’
nurked-to réflect this review, tn those cases where’.
senrégation Of non-eveapt’ data h deen possible, such
hasbeen ident ¢Cied and recoanended far release to. Mraa.
Oglesby. etn thosece ses re the documénes have, heen.
denied in toto, meaningful sepregation of non- rexenpt
: data: pertaining to vin, jas ‘not been feasible,
tions: See Tabs 12-48,
. a (Uy. t is memorandum has as yet not heen coordinated
with Mr. Ziebell of the Office of. the General Counsel.
Winthrop W. Brown (C)
; NNO Appeals Officer (U)
Attachientss .
Tab R -- References | :
Tabs 12-48 --. As Stated _
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Peg a a an February 24, 1976
tion and: Privacy. Coordingtor |
Céntral* Intelligence Agency ‘
Washington, DCs 20505 . - RE: FOLA Appeal
ory Dear tee Witson,
.
. By letter dated he ana 26 April 1975, I asked for
ay tie. By letter dated, 19 February 1976, you respojded
1 so. With sets of the requested documents.. However, some wera
" ‘censored and others were. withheld altogether. I hereby
oappeal: these. deletions.
a Sa look ‘forward to hearing fron you within “29 dayn,
_ as. required ‘by Jaws :
_ . oe Sincerely,
ee Ob bb Ly
vos . - Carl OgLe% iy
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: chief, ips
‘Nainey” Barnes ‘and ‘the Africa Research Group"
“stage.
“REFERENCE =: >. Request No. 75-463).
an This: ‘Directorate natntaing. a tite on Nancy Barnes: and a. soft file”.
oe ‘on: the Africa: Research: ‘Group... The follewing paregraphs describe. the ~~
Yo -dtcuments held by. this Directorate which-refer to her and her specific
association: with. the Africa Research § rou. ;
oe ay; The docusients listed. below, are ‘fren the FBI and. are cxcrot rer
° 1900. 3¢9)(4). of the Federal Register. 7 ;
cg “Cont ttee of Returned. Nolunteers , Nancy Barnes$? ; » dated
? duty 1989, from Washington, 9. C., no- file number. ; _
oe : ; : b. wancy 'E. Barness, “also brown as Nan Barnes, Sam barnes =
Bt _ Comnittee of Returned Volunteers (CRV)‘, dated 27 August 1963, from
: — Mashingtons D.C., no file number. .
“62 SCommititee of Returned Yotunceers (CRV) Nancy Ertel Barnes”,
dated Ww September 1969, fron washington, 0.c., no file number.
ode “Maney Erte} Barnes, Comeifttee of Returned volunteers" > 7 :
“dated 24 September 1969,. froa New Haven, Connecticut, no file nurser. oa
e. “Susan Kellignan Frank § Richard et Frank. “gueew, J
_ dated 21 Fetruary 1973, from New York, “.Y., file number 100-339235-416. bore
bey ee f. "Committee of Returned Volunteers", dated 14 July 197°, we
a . from Chicago. Miinots, file nurber 100-45731. : ; a
3. There is.one Department of State letcer, which fs a request fron So
; __. the Passport Office for Information of a security Aature pertinert: to: ‘nancy oo Se
. “- Eptel Barnes, dates 1- February 1971..n0 file number. Although this letter ;
Poss Uo <! ds exgluded under 1990.3(9)(4). of the Federal Segtster, a copy is attached -
for referra’ to the State Neoartrent. a _
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4... _The fotlowing docunents may not be passed to Ms. Barnes: cee
; One. Agency métiorandum dated 11 fuqust. 3969 and ‘one
“Agency Te dated 24 June 1969 which contain information fron a
- foretgn Watson source and are exempt per (b)(1), (b)(3)(a) and
- fob). of the FOIA and 5(b)(1) of £.0. 11652.
“2s. Two Agency dispatches dated 23 dune 1969 and 10 July 19¢9
us co : which contain information from the same source as. in, paragraph ag
: - above. “The ‘same exemptions apply. —
The following three Items may be passed to Ms. Barnes: copfes
nr .-) attached foreach. In al? cases, the excised portions are exempt per
(b) (1); (NN), (b)(3)(b)- and (b){6) of the FOIA,
One ‘Agency memorandum dated 1 December 1971.
b. One Agency dispatch dated 6 December 1974.
spre ee
c. One Agency dispatch dated. 30 November 1971.
6. Form 3533 {s also attached. .
Charles A. Briggs
Chief, Services Staff
Attachment:
As Stated Above
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Dear Mr. Young,
bo f
“agrica, rosea n grem
8 Cedar St, Chatlestown, e A o2iz9
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Tas 75+ 68h August 7, 1975
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Robert: Young Ob = AR
Freedom of Information’ Coordinator : : . 2 0) 6 Oye ;
Central Intelligence Agency ;
Washington, D.C. 20505 —
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:2 understand that under the Freedom of Information Act that an organ-
lzation ean seek disclosure of any and all information and-documents
that the Central Intelligance Agency may have collected pertinent to
| dts activittes.
_As the president of the now inactive » but still existant » Africa
“Research Group(formerly of PO Box 213, Cambridge, Masa 02138), I would like
to request any information and. documents that-concern the organization.
Also, as an individua} I would like.to request any information cocernin
my. activities, My Cull name is Nancy 8. Barnes, and I was born Oct. 21, 194
in Hartford Conn. Though my nume is Nancy I have have been known as 'Saia" ”
‘since the age of 5. IT would appreciate any relevant information that
you could send along.
I look forward to your reply in re: pus to the Africa Research Group |
and well as in regxads to mayselt.
Sincerely, . ay ,
- ; Maser a 7
Nancy Barnes
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“Tnformat iow Revie
in, Assistant:
‘AL Request Waited:
pense dated °6-
oa, Release additional
initially released, in Segregated form. , Deleted portions”
te exempted under (bY), (b) (3) and /(b) (6) of FOIA.
“bh. Sustain initial denial in toto of four documents »
under exemptions (b) (1), (>) (5), (b) (6) and (b) (7) (C)-
of the FOIA as applicable. . _ ;
er ae Release “in: segregated form twenty-one docunicats
~-disecovered in the appeat process, ‘Deleted. portions are. -
exempted under (b) (1) (bd (3), (b) (6) and’ (b)(7)(C) of.
“the FOIA as applicable, . NaS So
qi : . ‘ad; Deny in toto seven documents 4 . '
bo ; the appeal review, ‘These documents are. he ing denied under
poe - * gxemptions (by), (bl), (b) (0). and (b) (7) (0) of the FOIA.
occtle. Pass in tato six overt documents located during
the apneal review. : . ;
. f. Refer.to the EBL for their action an ydentification
: List’ of nine additional FBI reports that were located *
! . during. the appeal revicw. : ;
q oe . Refer one document located during the ‘appeal review .
: to the Department of the Army for their action. ; .
CONPILEN TIAL Whee
Detached From”
Attachments ~~
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Le aweet cn wicFe’.
information from, three documents.
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2. (U) Background:
a. Qn ? August 1975, Ms. Nancy Barnes wrote the
CHA requesting “..sany information and, documents that
‘cohneern..." an organization called the African Research -
sup. Ms. Barnes explained that the’African Research
ap is “an inactive, but still cxistant™ research
{ which she isthe president. Ms. Barnes also
fy. - : -"J..as an individual 1 would like to ‘Tequest any
Poe a ‘information concerning my activities."
b. “The . 6 April 1976“ response to Ms, Barnes stated
seven DNO documents were being released in sanitized
orm, This memorandum also stated that FBI and State
epUTTHONT documents had been surfaced in our search
and that these were being réferred to the originating
» agency (dr action, . Ms. ‘Barnes was also informed of her
. Tight to appeal. ; : , ;
c. on 5° May - 1976, “Ms. Barnes appealed.
_ ; : a At the initial review, the scarch was limited to
: 7 information about Ms. Barnes, including any association
t “with the-African Research Group. During the appeal review
the search was broadened to include any information about
the African Research Group, regardless of Ms. Barnes's.
“association with it. This later search located additional
‘documents which are included in this appeal package.
3. (U) Recommendations:
a. Tab A-1] contains nine overt documents that I
recommend he released to Ms. Barnes in toto.
b. Tab-R contains the DDO documents that were
considered in this appeal case. The Appeal Review Form
: attached to’ cach of the documents reflects my recommendations
fe - concerning the release of the information in the document.
: All meaningful, non-exempt information applicable to this .
: request has been identified and is recommended for release.
: ; . A classification review has been. conducted on zach of
: _the DDO documents reviewed in this appeal case. A DDO
. officer with national security classification authority
has asserted that each document is properly classified and
marked in accordance: with E.O. 11682, as amended.
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c. Tabc contains the identification of nine |
‘FRI docunént’s that were surfaced during tha appeal
|. Search. T recommend this list be referred to the FBI
. for their, action, _
. \ . co 2 ;
d. Tab -D contains a document that originated with
-the Department of the Army, I recommend that it. be
returned to the Army for their action, ee
e. Tah E contains a copy of the docunent that wis
referred ‘to the Department of State for their action, and —
a list of the FRY documents that were referred to the
-FRI for action on-10 March 1976. These documents were ~
‘surfaced at the initial rgview search,
f. Tab F contains an FBT dociiment thar Contained
Classified information furnished by the CIAL The-
“FBI referred ithe document to the CIA for review, A “full
text copy and a copy as approved for release are attached,
The two CIA documents that were surfaced by the FBT and
forwarded to.the CIA for action are included as documents
32 and 33, : . . . .
4. (U) Mr, Strickland of OG6C has not vet concurred jn
these reconmendations,.
Attac
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Tab
Tab
Tab
Tab
Tab
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Helen H. Stilson (U)
DDO Anpeals Officer (U)
hments: (U)
b A - Referonces A through €
A-1 - Documents to be released in toto with appeal
; package ;
B - NNO documents reviewed at appeal level
C - Pocuments for referral to FBI
D - Document to be referred to Department of Army
[ - wocuments referred with initial reviéw
F - FBI Referral :
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africa research group ae “Locjnpexas,
8 Cedar St. Charlestown, MA. 02129 :
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May 5th:
can Gene F, Wilson : .
o CIA Information Review Committee . pet ee
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. Washington, D.C. 20505
_ Dear He, Wilson,
Tes on- -August 7, 1975, 3 xe made a. a request to the CIA under the
- Freedan on Information Act+ for intormation, and documents: pertaining to
the Africam Reseaich. Group and Nancy (Sam j Barnes. By letter dated
.. April..6, £976, the agency agreed to release a newspaper clipping
and three censored Socunerits. The remainder of the requested docunerits
-weré witheld.
I hereby ‘Appeal the agency! 8 ‘dental of my request for
documents on the greunds that the exemptions relied upon do not
apply to the requested docurents,
; . In reviewing whether classified information pertaining the
to thd Africa Research Croup is t311 properly classified and therefore
exenpted from disclosure . urder subsection (b) (1) , you should be
uware that the ARG fonrally disbanded three years aro.
-. In addtion, I have reasén to believe that the ‘agency's initial -
‘reply. 4s incomplete. In partiewar., the docurents released by the agency c
gortaln ‘only one publication of the ARG. The documents already released
indicate that the agency was at least aware of other #RG publications,
I hereby. equest a copy of. ary catalogue 2 list or index of these publications.
‘fs to any docurents ar portion of documents which are witheld
after this appeal, I hereby request:
(a) specification as to whether the material pertains to Nancy (Sem)
Barnes or to the AFrica Research Group
_(b) as to. material withléd on the basis of exemption (b) (5),
names of any other agency which initiated or received copies of
Le inter-agency memoranda; and:
_(c) as to the material witheld.on the basis of exemption (b) (7)
_ the authority for the law enforcernet activities of the _
Central Intelligence Agency end the function of the investigztion.
oy
“Sincerely,
7 | Me Ley Pee
. Nancy Parnes :
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tle on. Janes ‘6. Bruce.
ts ever, were surfaced, | These
nfod under (b) (1), as baing properly.
£0. 14652 and {b) (3). (sources and.
Taelease of the portion conceming.
Jd ‘probably identify the source to, him. -
hese documents must be denied in full.”
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Chief, Services Staff
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Since: ri was’ a: devote- ant4—compiintiat at tho time. and partis pated _
inva raid - } (thas..sever accomplished: anything), I .
a : hing fain print rogarding my. rr) voalled
“trider. the Proedom. 6f : ‘Information ‘Aot.. 92. oe
speveruiiy request” a copy of any, Posaiblo Pilea on
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Birth - May , 1938
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“MEMORANDUM BOR: Chairman, Information Review Committee .
“ATTENTION: ~~ OMe A. G. Bean, Assistant fer Infornation/DOA
SUBJECT: © om POIA appeal - Jin Bruce (75-3742), ,
|. REFERENCES: © AL Original Request, duted 1 Sep 75 as
B: Reply. to Subject,. dated 29 Oct 3s
AC. “Appeal letter, dated 10 Nov 75
1. Summary: “We ‘is recomended that the initial denial as’ stated
in our reply of 29 Cet 75 he affirmed, based on Title 5,
U.S.C. $52(b) (1), ©): Ga sand: ‘(b) (0) as applied to the specific documents
mentioned herein. . .
2, Backgro yrourid:
a. Mr. Bruce's initial request was for a copy of any Agency file
on him. : .
~ b.. The original search revéaled two documents: referring t to.Mr.
_ Bruce and Mr. Bruce was denied the decument in toto.
c. Mr. Bruce's : $ appeal: “states that he is perplexed at why the
documents were denied hin and requests the documents so that he can
correct any possible misinformation in the record. 7
3. The two documents are:
a. agency. dispatch UFGA 2192, 23 Aug 61 from Miami Base based
on AMCHEER/! memo of conversation with Mr. Bruce and others who.
wished to volunteer to "fight in CURA." This document is denied under
(b) (2) properly classified, {b) (3) protection of scurces and.methods
and (b)(&) protection of the privacy of ethers. A representative
of LA Division does not wish to. deelassizy this dispatch, and I concur.
b. Agency memorandum CSCI 3/7672355 dated 4 Oct 61 is a memorandum
to the FRI coataining the information in UFG\ 2192 plus file traces. —
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This document must be denied to protect the former deep cover asset
AMCHEER/L. This. decumert is. denied under (b} (1) proper classification,
(b) (3) protection of sources and methous and “(b)(6) protection of the
‘privacy. of others. A representative of LA Division does not wish to.
declassity this memorandum, and [-concur. -
* 40. Recommendation: It is récoéfmended that the initial denial as
: stated in Gut reply of 29 Oct 75 be reaffirmed, based on Title Sa.
U.S.C. $520) Ode: (b) (3) and () (6) as. stated above.
‘5. Mr. ~ Lavery ‘of O6C has concurred ‘in the above.
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Attachments:
A. References 7 _
RB. Agency dispatch UFGA 2192, 23 Aug 61 °
.C. Agency memo CSST 3/767 ,435
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ASeRTy of ay prvgeice andor tho genersl nature of thi activgties |
ay : oeopoeed te dgt tb} co that the egente of the Buzewu ws ula not be bndoly.
oc emprieed Lf thay Learned of xy activities free cther agents whe vera PrHOTINDLY - :
io Reg bag ey prey eed onateeta: unver aurvett lanes. ‘The SAC usa acvens froa tit + UPficn
aes neceratag)s: “tN hea vith cag ‘Of tha Inty Cicer, a Sprcial. Aqen’s nine’ BALLS.
2. Seeker, | vien Zhsd cd3 Vetoow and-vbo bes frequautly cauperatod with our rapresgze
tetiva dn Mian, . John We Dein. doh LLdackér was cost pleases and ‘cocperhilve sy:
| YAatered hta ‘tha ‘the raster on vitch Z.wao’ eparged boa been. esex insted TIAN
Pit boucunesture “hho: ire Charles Jiates enl.that the Bureau intorpesc) na:
Bleetions. “Tbhe telah! A gnaertl ter3, ubout the activities at Er. “rraonk
. geehgen is ‘eeoaing+o2. &: 4b caid that: ba hed kus Jackson Tar Ghgat 19 Farrs
pad thet he considnred Jacknoa +0 vo ct. urreLiaple pernon and & cornlets ons arpiuaiot.
vo Bovnas ad thet wod iad Been th Havel Intelliyzeces” duriog Yyeld Far Th aac tte. -
i orice the: etd bis syar ef active duty ho had beld a mrber oF. Jobe in rene ok
fo Whdch he hae ween able to make A gucemeg.. Thsoe Joba. tuck luded the agency for
: tars Ranafecsurer, the position of dawty. ‘aherifft in tinct Beech, the exency f me
a sahar of concrats plects an4 caverni other eateryrises, In one oF hia fata:
L) dscheay had beer suspected Of pilYestiugs and ‘haa bnen discharged on thot ascqunt, s
eithanct no procecatisa vas fantituted. » pckean as nor, aecorting to Dchillcscivey
operating & “private éstective ogency” nna Sa alco acting as public relations sevives
20. Peto and Ria grevy. - ¥e.dy celtoved to be the omer of o cormération. s£ecvE a,
NBterpriweo WEny, tec," ‘he pxact operations ef vhich ary unimeva. .
nah
7 2, Beniiiésckar suid that Suekson claimed te hays excotdent sources or
tp rorention o2 Cube) std thas he particvlurly had referred to # ” Cantaia Ealvaicy .
‘. Blas-y Yereco, 6 ‘pelitiend refugee fran Cuba, vo had cxyayed quite intensively | -
“ga mitt-Comsmiot Neririrtics. Schilidecksr seid thas. toe “legal, attache? (5 -
‘arcome Qhat rocns c= T3L “pecresentasi: fo) ab the US Sebescy Ja Hava bed at one -
@iae written to. tor fad in Slant unous Verada and had cata that the lattes bea -
qua beea fu-a podtiies to obtain. vaiusble in2orsation ‘cencernming woe eotivisias ..
ev. we Corwurises 4s Gibs, but- mat, lacbis telief, Versun wes giver to fAlghes ..
of Foxes.
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BetiiD dacker pointed 6 ‘ea “wnat; altnazeh the erlaizad cases egztoan nan
cre and fireo, cnaep vara’
E seaiset “four other crete gree ‘who ard Atle ssechy eniepad 4a tha-
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} ‘Foon -nt. thy: Columbus. Eotel. cnieh x “had. Feaarrad:
tha tea A.prelininary crooting with Unckeed co roto: cotadn -
aforadtisn ‘eboys ths persone Yuns (o‘sce, but ns e344 that that wou).4 not be :
_fongitie m Agrurezy “and: thus he would: arco in on Gundy 1285 vokog a fos sinirtes at
. ahead ofthe Toa ef tho. Group. “ .
Do. 6. gerke2a arrived at the “enctanatad reca on Sunday neeaing: at orks.
oo Bene “Be. #44 ‘act. Tequcat. the exiibitien of credentials and i 1d not exatels then.
“Re said that. tha sretiag with ths Cubans would anve to Le postyoned atid hyo0. 2
-otele: Guitcy are ODF, | ‘Indemish a3 the leader of the KTOUpD war at! that tise
_ -engess4 in. preparing © ‘Epaécch. fe ‘auic he wourd ‘pring two mmbera ‘of ths eareD
8, tha: Colunous Goren oF #300 on Rey Bad T agreed to Rest thea a tid by .
: -_ te * serkeoa oeta that. ths tvo aga he vanted we ta ‘tals. to wero Boner:
Garioa Nievia ang a. Captain varson, whose Till rove Mr. Jackscn. 61d aot Env. a 2
said thet Carles Hevia La a Loris, Ciba consalting: en gineer and io wo gretuste:
. of the US" MiMtery Actteny “ef the cless of “E919. For 2 shyrs tice ho ves Proastdent
@t..Coba end wae eubeeqs AtLY Axbeasadsr to the U9.. Ke 40 a medeor-of Priots ‘
a Autheatico Party, bat bélonyy to the conservatize wing which ‘ts highly erisics) ©
“OP ecee of. Prlola actions. Novia was exiled fron Coba vhea his nace vsa. fousa.
1 OM GA exveloze Ja the possosaion ‘Of Sanches fronpo. Me 19 under dndictmemi gn;
_ tha BF Districs Cuart tat hee pleaded fot guilty lo charges of gunz Tuneang ering,
ont e? the. vans Anrident concerz tog vain Prio pleade: "alo can tender.” ;
3 oO 8, Ceptaia Yarson, according to Jacieca, is tnd bas teen fpr macy jeore .
the proeldent of tne Anti-Ccmaurist Leagus of Cuts. foriay. a a part of tre terza
ef. Grau fa0 Martin and Pric, Yersen heic the renk of Captuis in tat Cuben ariiy
end waa in cuarze of a coan WEreenplanage . section Gepling with Cuban Crrmunizts. ;
Yerson, tn hiv ul®icial capucity, WB “largely ‘instrumental ia baring tie Cov foviet
- . Epheesy in Wavenu 610224. fe was rrtoved by Latiata fron kis Arnz past in 1952
ae and, eftar ip2nifag sone months in nanctuer7 in the Uruguayan Bubausy in Ravana, | .
che cana, we “Mloxd In dune ov 1994. . ae
. : 3. Jackoes elec wtsnea wwe to meet Prio, Ir. Pedro Martings Fereaga ead
wate, Ortega. .Prio Was Curr ently ta Rew York, Kartines wus tornerly Arksetazor to
po US aad a delesste to the. Uuited s Nations. Ma was described by Jecksca @g ono ©
| of the wove teiilieat persvas be had ever met ard as eaid that I cosld ebtain ry
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wEantS ettssediy, peves seed uy Versone ortess, &. rovser aereazes
ified torial, at he then ‘tert, the: erating.
% epedk acy Eogiinh (lestéentslly, *
two. necaiaary to converte with hie
‘Ravia. a3 flueae do Enghiva. one ‘Syrian °
develones Wat Chptain Ver
FkeIsca cosas net ‘epend Syentend, wo that
saroash Karis, vio ected ‘ee interrater,
ne. Te aubrtance oe an fnforssiion ‘euppiied by Yorosa’ copeorateg tha
. epimants ian his povacnaton | 19 cauitaiaéd in the eatony part of thls rensst.:
* Vergas ‘uppesrod goattnen avery he n Eisverteal value to tha contcuts 2 big.
» @ogugenss acd: eerand anxious to eke’ thes evailable to U9 abtharitics. Fa dta0
a any desire Fora fea end nerely eaid that he winked to retcin the ertging
_-winea Ee. considered: that. they conntitated en autpertic eecount of the pecuta of ©
| the: Cénnuniat Rovenust ta Oubs, bat that ve would be eatinely welcoss 9. Pastestat
We otherwixe seoy the contents ef, Ase files. . .
ts le “Ae ‘tha conclusion ot the anterviev, I thanked tha 5 tya cubina ‘for :
thotr. courtesy and cosperatian and teld Seaar Revia that Y would get in te oueks
. “‘whta hin later an ‘tke waek either directly oy througn Yn. Jackson, ;
i eS PO excleas, hercvit! Biletter to Nevia confiraing our totecvot: ‘ta tha
wot '. - Yaraen dacubentes and ‘askisk hin te > Reticy ne vaen 1% 16 expected thay tasy will:
f begin. arriving, so that we ney atterpt to facilitate their eatry. . You vill not
thet-1 have cigned the letter vith the mace “Drutoa’ which in bow J wos intree
_, Outed to huvis and Verasn by RS ob. IT thirk ths letter showid bo cefied in :
Vaghirzton rather than in Wew Ovitoas, 69 03 to pllsy say euspicions that Loris ony
mexbor thes I ‘én bot ecteally a governnent revresentative, You Will sote that £.
Bava ougs geea that Hovia vrite toe: in Yew Oiclee.5 {2 care of Mise Joon M. Fatus
PIS
: et Fort Office ikez ADO. By wild, ae gouts, east that thie too lettarecrop.
boos aS. Jn view of the fact thes I refer by Lephseation to the tustous a
Beparsuent, I suggest that you. ‘hala the letter ta Revia watil you or Cleslelait |
have @lacussed the cantor vith i. Bmoerlck, vio 14 ‘the ouperier of Ix. Wyatt,
the Eupervicing Sugicans Agent: in Hlant. I syrgost: inst. the letter be sent air
fi}, unragistored, Fo buve left the dete blank azd f re: yuest that you tusort. 16
“yefore agiling. tf yeu wish to ‘change tha letter iu any way, pleave do fa.
igvia acs act, oF course, bmnow ay herdvriting, 60 chat the latter ena be elgsot~
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief's All Fisld Officea
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SUBJECT - 1 Gage 24063 —
REFERENCE =. CO-B-67526 (43)S-3599)
00-A-203 09 (82-3094)
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1. For your inforastion, the following rogues vere subnitted by
OCI for action by FI, . eager
2. Backexownd A / eS - -)/ eR)
Q0-A-20309 states ‘that Carlos Prio“ hes bean tr nsferring funds Ae
from his Miami bank to his EFSYKG¥ Trancisco Frio! c/o Guaranty Trust/T 0
i Company, New York, 00-5-67546 atates Mat there 1s a rumor that
: te mur. . CO¥los Frio has invested money in a chain of hotels in Switzerland,
i a For some months past Carlos Prio has been suspected of preparing
Po : en invasion of Cuba to oust Batista; however, other reports indicate
: that Fraccisco Prio is engaged in handling transfers out of the US
for Carlos "for investment abroad", 2, (OF for unspecified non- . ;
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i : oo. : revolutionary purposes, ; ;
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3. Reouiremente. 6.
a, Evidence that C. 3 Prio haa been investing in Swiss hotela
and details of the trans on, €.8., date, price peid, intermadiartea,
: ete. ;
, . db. Any infornation availadle of other foreign investuents thet
: he has made, ;
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te dapat at £3513,200 on 9 July was 1a the fora af 8 check on the dail
pet kay, Mee \erk, the draver‘'s aigastura illeginie,
io wr lnteawal of 26 dugest vas ia essti, Carles astied for ons thouseni
at 7) #aa given sostly ona bendred Gallar bills aad a fow five liwelred:
aa Eran te 19482, “the meat erase) activity ef Carles’ essount wma the deposit
are acy) Saptenter, a 058150,000 Geeait on 2% Baptenter, and a vile
Poot Stes of $140, oa Simoes the withtgracal ene by obhoek, waich vaa
j Solar te the dapoettor tar sanccllation, ths Ldaniity ef- tha ‘ayes ia aot
; MN sc, fete nan uafoty dept on a wan of tate tach and er pute
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Ma. Riel maaan actderarsioal iat would serve eg grad purpose.
a Tt stab ov Cer C28 Abterdal, eee ealys 32 there are inyutvice
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“ADVICE OF ANY OFFICER oF THE ‘aaNK CONCERN ING FOREIGN: INVESTMENTS.
BOTH CARLOS AND FRANCISCO HAVE accouits ar THE GUARANTY | TRUST.
AS SOUGHT THE
-THE ACCOUNT OF FRANCISCO ‘SHOWS. THAT IN EARLY JUNE 53, RFT 539
THERE WAS A BALANCE OF $4,841672 RPT $4g8410723 THAT THE HIGHEST
BALANCE REACHED WAS $14,841.72 RPT $14)841072 ON 19 RPT 49. JUNES
AND THAT AS: OF Su RPT ‘3e JUL.53 RPT. 53 THERE WAS A BALANCE IN THE
ACCOUNT OF 81,434e38 RPT 3154340383 THERE HAS BEEN NO ACTIVITY
_ SINCE THAT DATE
A TRABS RPT TRANSCRIPT OF CARLOS* ACCOUNT SHOWS THE FOLLOWING |
ACTIVITY IN 53 RPT 533
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CARLOS PRIO SOCARROS
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THE DEPOSIT OF $86,3¢0 RPT $66,3ee CN 3 RPT 3 JULY VAS IN THE
FORM OF A.CHECK DRAWN BY MARIA SOLEDAD ALBA/RPT MARIA SOLEDAD ALaA,
MIAMI BEACH, FLORD RPT FLORIDAS orn
THE DEPOSIT CF $15,000 RPT $19,680 GX 9 RPT 9 JULY VAS IX THE eet
FORH, OF A CHECK DRAYN ON THE DANK CF. NCVA scortay/uee YORK. THE . ok
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DRAVER*’S SICNATURE WAS. ILLEGISIE.
. “THE DEBIT oF Sice,coe: RPT siee,soe ON 36 RPT 26 aucusT WAS A
“WITHORAGAL IN CASH MADE ON THAT DATE ay CARLOS HO ASKED FOR SILLS
CF ONE THOUSAND DOLLAR DENOHINATICK BUT WAS GIVEN MOSTLY ALL ONE”
MRDRED DOLLAR (BILLS AND A FEY OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR DENOMINATION.
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RPT 952 WAU THE DEPOSIT CF $43,606 c RFT $4,008 ON, 9 RPT 25° SEPTEMBER
4952 RET 1952 AND A sisustee RET. $159,088 DEPOSIT GN 29 RPT 29.
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vITaDNataL Ith OCTOSER tmz RIT 1352 a CHECK Ww. tH fun oF “Sandee!
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ACTIVITY viicH HAS TAKEN ‘PLACE IN CAECTION | ITH Tyas’ “BOX aut’
COULD PC STLY bo 0 IF IT VOULD “SERVE ANY COD ‘PURPOSES
Cape .
wrtar THE PAST WEEK:CARLOS PRIO- PRESENTED ONE HUNDRED ) THOUSAND
"ESOS, TO.THE BANK AND REQUESTED CASH IN, EXCHANGE THEREFOR. WE
. “UNDERSTAND THAT THE ENTIRE AMOUNT YAS IN NEW. BILLS. HE WAS TOLD.
THAT THE CURRENCY WOULD HAVE.T0 3E SENT TO CUBA FOR: EXAMINAT 10H
AND THAT. IN “ALL PROBABILITY. THE BANCO NACIONAL DE CUBA WOULD WANT
10 you THE IDENTITY OF THE PERSON EXCHANGING THE PESOS» . CARLOS
a “SAID. HE vouLD RATHER Not HAVE HIS NAME DISCLOSED “BUT CONSENTED TO
BE NANED r THE BANK Ins ISTED: UPON Iv. AT TNAT TIME, CARLOS TOLD
THE: BANK “OFFICIALS THAT NE HAD PREVIOUSLY SOLD A LARGE SUM OF PESOS
TO ANOTHER BANK WITHOUT ANY DIFFICULTY»
APPARENTLY IN THE COURSE OF THE NEGOTIATIONS FOR THE EXCHANSE
OF THE PESOS CARLOS RENARKED THAT NE FEARS A DEVALUATION OF THE
- CUBAN CURRENCY BECAUSE OF THE RAFID DEPLETION OF CUBAN GOLD RESERVES
IN THIS. COUNTRY, WHICH WOULD RESULT IN A LARCE FINANCIAL LoSS TO.
HIM.
OUR CONTACT IS AT THE MAIN CFF ICE CF THE GUARANTY TRUST AND THE
ACCOUNT AND SAFETY 0X OF THE PRIO*S.ARE LOCATED IN CNE OF THE
DRANCHES. BECAUSE OF THE IDENTITY CF THE DEROSITOR AND THE HANSIER
IN WHICH THE ABOVE IBFORMATION £83 WESESSARILY COTAINED, OUR
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CONFIDENCE, ACZORDINGLY THIS INFORMATION MUST BE RESTRICTED TO
‘CIA RPT CLA INTERNAL USE ONLY. .
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“2 “che. During the period under review, financial support to the .
“AMSPELL organization: has: been reduced significantly, . As reported
in roferencées the primary reason. for the reduction was. the |. tie
inconsistencies of many AMSPELL activities with current WOFACT
directives, oe . oe
2, Ooperation between AMSPELL .and. the Station has been maintained
through AMHINT=2, the principal ageht of the AMSPELL operation,
Although no longer being carried on a salaried basis, AMHINT-2 has.
continued’ to be ‘resporisive to Station guidance,
an, Be AMSPELL' has continued its correspondence with various. student
groups and leaders throughout the free world, and especially in ‘
Latin America,. AMSPELL has contacted various international student
groups requesting passage money so that its delegates could be
. afforded the opportunity to attend upcoming international student
conferences, , ; a ee
_, 4 A campaign was launched to call attention to the plight of
Pedro Luis BOITEL, .a Cuban student leader who was unjustly ;
imprisoned on the Isle of Pines by the ‘CASTRO regime, <A report/
denunciation of ‘the imprisonment of BOITEL was prepared and sent
to AMSPELL's principal contacts in the Latin American student field
seeking support’ for AMSPELL'’s demand that BOITEL be released.
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"By “PRODUCTION
: ‘la. AMSPELL bi-monthly magazine (copy being forwarded uid
. Séparate cover) ne - po Boss
'AMSPELL efforts during -ecent. moiths have: b ent
onthe preparation of its new bie ithly.-magazine,-
ofthe magazine's £1; dition Which: was: publish
re distributed"as follows: CE
advertising space'as well as to ° |
‘ould. collaborate with the-magazine -
buting their talents, | :
, Yr: was..di ‘buted among the’ various 4
‘ Sies, official’ representations ‘of. governments. and
“ Organizations, both in the United States and: abroad,
, well as among Cuban exile journalists and organizationg,
“2, AMSPELL Cuban mailing
'.- . Since March 1966, 1,000 envelopes containing AMSPELL propa-.
. ganda have been mailed to Cuba on a monthly basis, This propaganda
-‘is directed particularly. at students who support ‘the regime (copies
. of the propaganda are being forwarded under separate ‘cover).
3. Press|
, . The majority of AMSPELL press releases have been in connection
_“with the mistreatnient of political prisoners by the Castro regime, -
_ Other releases concerned the aforementioned BOITEL campaign and.a_
“tribute to Cuban martyrs who gave theiy lives fighting against the
BATISTA dictatorship in “1957, (Copies of the press releases are being
‘forwarded under separate cover.) : ; re .
: CNARINANCIAL
1. Final payment of AMSPELL salaries and termination bonuses was
made in February in line with the. Station's reduction of financial
‘support. to AMSPELL,- Under..the: present arrangement JMWAVE support is
limited to $1,000 monthly,” this includes the $200 monthly financial
support payment to AMHINT=1's family, office overhead, and support for
printing/distributing the bi-monthly publication, : 7
: 2, The following amounts were expended by the Station in support
of AMSPELL activities during the second half of FY 68; |
Operational expenses see eeeeeeeccsee $ 9,929.74
Salaries and termination bonuses ..... _ 6,200.00
. Total expenditures ..... $16,129.74
'D, FUTURE PLANS
It is anticipated that AMSPELL efforts in the near ‘future will be
' directed at‘the upcoming CLAE meeting which is scheduled to be held
‘in Havana. 29 July to 9 August 1966, . , A
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dents and youth in Cuba in“an- effort to establish a "dialogue"
n these young péople and AMSPELL, Other: AMSPELL. activities -
this period are contained below,
Printed Propaganda,
a, Monthly AMSPELL Bulletin:
: November December
To Cuba : 4,800 4,800
To Latin America (Spanish) 2,900 ; 2,900
To Latin America (French) 1,925 1,925
To Latin America (English) 1,925 1,925
b. The rogular bulletin highlighted the following themes;
d for solidarity in the Struggle.for liberty for Cuban |
al prisoners; the new trend in Polish.communism and its
sm toward the system; the attitude of Soviet students toward
arianism and the failure of Castro's plan to indoctrinate _
tudénts, The ‘December bulletin carried a special Christmas
» (Copies of the bulletin are being sent for Headquarters
information under separate cover.)
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Cuban” students regarding the
Cuban agents ‘reportedly responsible
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Latin America,
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B. . FUNDS EXPENDED .
Salaries:— . November | ‘December
—— $2,250.00 = «2, 250,00
_ Operational Expenses: $ 3,850.00. - $ 4,150,00
operations is currently. being made
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activities, the AMSPELL group waged a campaign for the release of
‘political: prisoners and has intensified. this campaiga since the
announcement of: the "open door" policy on 28 September 1965.
“| iwas submitted in’ Roforence —~In-addition to the: normal propaganda: ..
2. Propaganda Production (samples forwarded under separate cover)
-g,°. 4,800 copies of the bulletin were mailed into PBRUMEN each
month,
monthly to addressees in Latin America and Westein Europe. Among the
main issues treated.in the’ bulletins were: internal’ problems of
PBRUMEN communism as a result of Ben Bella's overthrow; communist -
atrocities in Viet Nam;. testimony of Alberto Muller’ on the secret
onus hist PBRUMEN; ‘the. comments of Identity A with
- executions -in’ Commu
“respect to the PBRUMEN. situation, ‘the eaodis: and Che Guevara's
‘disappearance. : Bo
. : b. ‘Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases are also
- forwarded utider separate cover. “Included is an article. by AMHINT/2
on the student discontent in. PBRUMEN which appeared in Identity B.
Other articles and press releases were u5ed by Identities B,C and D.
and by AMHIM, ©
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*Includes one month's salary as severance ‘pay. |
Cc, FUTURE PLANS
AMSPELL will continue ‘its political action and ‘propaganda activities
--| during the coming months and will engage in special campaigns and press
i e releases” as ‘current dévelopnents dictate.
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AMO LEME CE
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REFERENCE: WAVE 6425
Forwarded. under separate cover is a ‘List of political
" prisoners ‘Lh. ‘Cuban: “jails, The list was: compiled by the "AMSPELL:
organization and ‘contains the names and addresses of relatives. who
Oe _ » are: ‘living. in the United States. : an a qos.
Wit OSEAN E
Philip G. Elmard
Attachments: ~
Political Prisoners List, usc att! dD
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A : political g 8 -at the Central University in Caracas’
“(UCV)'. ' AMHINT=2 w particularly. interested in promoting a productive
working relationship between AMSPELL. in. Caracas and Identity B, which
appears to be a new -Christian-driented. ‘group organized to provide Liceo
‘students with courses and seminars in fighting communism, A copy of
the Identity B brochure is ‘being. ‘forwarded: under separate cover No. 1.
2. On his return, AMHINT=2. reportéd on the present composition
of the local AMSPELL group, . He indicated that Identity C, who first
‘joined. AMSPELL in 1960 in Cuba and who recently arrived in Venezuela
from Santo Domingo, /has replaced Identity D as leader of the group.
A list containing the names of the other members of the delegation,
as well as a brief description of their AMSPELL duties, is also
forwarded under separate cover, Attachment No, 20 .
- ,3,. At present, the AMSPELL group in Caracas is concentrating its
efforts on working with Identity B and in maintaining good relations
with the press in order to carry out propaganda at the least cost with
. such groups as the Jose Marti Patriotic Club and the UCE,
mz 4. The AMSPELL delegation is in contact with a number of student
‘political leaders not only at UCV but at several of the other universi-~
ties. These contacts include Identities E, F, G, H and I.
byte OU Crcte,
PHILIP G, ELMARD
Attachments:.
1. Brochure, u/se
‘| 2, Description of Duties, u/se
3. Identities, u/sc
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REF: A. .UFGA 20,729, 26 March 1965
B. UFGA 20,262, 9 March 1965
A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1, General
AMSPELL has. continued its normal propaganda activities _
as outlined below. On 23 March 1965, AMHINT-2 agreed to the terms
outlined .in Reference B, including a substantial. budget reduction,
to become effective 1 April. ANSPELL'S cliief problem at the present
time is to liquidate debts incurred as a result of the defunct
AMSPELL paramilitary operation. . -
2. Propaganda
Qs The March 1965 edition of the regular AMSPELL newspaper
. was mailed to Latin Anierica and ANSPELL delegations in. the U. 38.
-. (9,800 copies), attachment No, 1 under separate cover,
“7 yy) The March 1965 edition of the pony AMSPELL newspaper was
- mailed into Cuba (4,800 copies), attachment No, 2-under separate —
cover. ; Lo ee
‘Ce. The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its
normal recipients during: March 1965, Spanish edition. — 2,900"
copies, attachment Nos:3.-: French edition -- 1,925 copies, attachment
No, 4. English edition -- 1,925 copies, attachment No. 5e mo
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a; In connection with ‘the prisoners? campaign - (paragraph :
5 (ai). below), 10,000 Copies of: the Prisoners" “Message” Were printed;
‘attachhent No, 6; 5,000 copies of a letter to Chilean ‘President
Eduards® ‘Fred, ‘avtachment No. 7; 35,0005 ‘@iteular -lctters ‘to Latin’.
American “Identity A‘org saiizations, attachment NOs Gj-and 5, 000°
copies | of a circular letter to ) AMSPELL. Dologates, . attachment No. 9.
By Radio. Propaganda - Og
ot “AMSPELL continued its regular r radio operations consisting of
a lSeminute program ‘Tuesdays. through Saturdays on AMTHIGH, and a .
15=minute program ‘broadcast ‘évery Monday over WMIE and sevoral Latin
, Amer hean ‘stations. . .
40 Prose fioieases
_ “Aiisce1laneous press releases are ‘included . as attachment No. 10,
under separate cover. |
5 Othor Activities,
“Pho prisonors' campaiga got off to. a “glow start. “the
Identity ‘meeting in March, which was supposed to. have been the’
kick-off: of ‘the ‘campaign, did not. produce the expected results.
Identity-C was On a Latin American tour and was unable. to attend,
and Identity D, ‘who had promised to push the prisoners' cause at the_
" meeting, limited himself to pleas for Cubiin Identity E prisoners, -
The letter written to Chilean President Eduardo Frei (attachment No, 7)
by AMSPELL members Jmprisoned on the Islo of Pines was forwarded. to :
the AMSPELL delegation in Santiago for dolivory to the President. The
Chilean olections, followed by the oarthquako complicated this plan
and the delivery of the letter was delayod, (See paragraph 2-d above
for information re Propaganda, Printed by ANSPELL in connection with
the campaign.). ven wee Cele Q
b. in connection with the 13 March anniversary of the
assault on the Cuban Presidential Palace, AMSPELL issued a press
‘release (attachment No.- 20), a11 publications contained appropriate
; editorials. and, in addition to full. coverage. on the regular ‘AMSPELL
". yadio programs, additional radio coverage was obtained on JMHOPE .
and AMTHIGH with a special interview, Tho AMSPELL.. publication re
the anniversary is attached under separate cover, No, 11.
Merc
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‘ec. The AMSPELL delegation in Moxico participated in the
tribute to Venezuelan workers (CTV) organized by the Cubans residing
in Mexico-City. (See attachment No, 10 for pertinent press releases.)
Activities of other AMSPELL Delegations including publications and .
press releases are included’ under attachmont No, 12.
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B. FUNDS EXPENDED
Operational expenses $ 10,224,46
Salaries 5,650,00 -
Additonal printing expense ;
(prisoners' campaign) 2,100.00
TOTAL $ 17,974.46
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7 MAVE RELATIONSHIP AND THIS COULD HAVE CONTRISUTED SOUR ATTITUDE.
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WAVE MADE DRASTIC CUT AMSPELL SU2SIDY EFFECTIVE 1 APRIL AND TOLD
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A, OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES:
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7 ACTION ar REFERENCES
FYI:
1,. General.
AMSPELL operational activities during January and February
‘yore of a routine nature, details of which are noted in the paragraphs
below, AMSPELL-KUBARK relations have continued to deteriorate since
“the collapse’ of the AMSPELL paramilitary effort in. the fall of. 1964, anf
at the end ‘of February the Station decided to reduce the AMSPELL sub=
sidy. This problem was discussed in UFGA, 20,262, 9 March 1965,. We
‘shall start implementing this decision at the beginning of April.
, 2.) Propaganda.
a. “The January and February 1965 editions of the regular
AMSPELL. newspaper. were mailed to Latin America and ANSPELL delegations
in the U. S. (9, 800 copies each), attachment No, 1 under separate
cover,, This represents a planned reduction: from the previous 19,800
monthly figure, Lon
b. The January and February. 1965 editions of the pony AMSPELL
newspaper were mailed into Cuba (48 800° copies each), attachment No, 2
under separate cover,
es The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its”
normal recipients duving January and February 1965, Spanish editions--
2,900 copies each, attachment No. 3. French edition--1,925 copies
each, attachment No, 4, English edition—l, 925 copies each, attach~
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da 5, 000- copies of ‘the leaflet. enclosed ‘aS attachment: ‘No, G
(were . mailed to Cuba? duting. January. oes . .
10,000 copies of attachment Now 7 have been printed ‘and .
CL will ‘be distributed. in’ ‘Latin America - in connection with the’ prisonerst. -
us campaign discussed | in paragraph c below. ; .
a ‘Radio Propaganda.
4 ‘AMSBELL ‘continued: its regular radio operations conéistiag of ;
- 15-minute program daily. except Sunday. on- AMTHIGH,. and a 15-minute
program ‘broadcast every’ Monday - over WATE and: several Latin American
| Stations.
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4.- Othar Activities.
. CARA 9922 and related’ traffic ‘discussed problems with AMSPELL -
- representatives: in Garacas, .
B, FUNDS EXPENDED:
_ .
; January. _ -February -
Opérational Expenses - $ 10,078, $ 10,040,
Salaries - "$650. _ 5,650,
Printing . 2,200, ee
' (10,000 pamphlets, ;
attachment No, 6)
Extra Mailing Expenses: - ae 900,
TOTAL . $ 17,928. $ 16,590,
C. FUTURE PLANS: Slant
.AMSPELL is_ Planning. a publicity campaign in cooperation with Identit
to publicize the situation of prisoners in. Cuba, The major phase of
this campaign will not be. launched until the March executive-committee
meeting of Identity, . AMSPELL representatives in Santiago, Chile, who
“are local.station assets, ‘will also launch a related campaign regarding
AMSPELL- martyrs in prison (See WAVE a197),
‘ ANDREW K, REUTEMAN
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PROPAGANDA PEXSSRUED AY CiTUTOR-2 AND CITUTOR-7 NO ‘LONGER. OF INTEREST _
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BsouP. STA CASE OFFICER ACCEPTED RESIGNATIONS AND AT MEETING MARCH -
PRESENTED CITUTIR- | wiTa LETTERS oF TERMINATS ON FOR EACH CITUTOR.
CITUTOR-b FOLe cach KENSER INCLUDING SELF WOULD RECEIVE Tw
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‘in’ December .~ "Approximately.
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duri “January. (Attachment No, 1, under sep
[edition wis not available as this dispatch wa
debe mailed 15 Januarye :
f£‘the AMSPELL newspaper for December carried |
phs concerning ‘the death of missionary Paul
pies were mailed into Cuba at the end |
‘of December and early January. (Attachment ‘No. 2, under separate cover.)
In addition to the printed propaganda AMSPELL also carricd appropriate ,
news bulletins regarding the Congo atrocities on its 10-minutes' ANTHIGH
“program, with editorial comment attacking Communist exploitation of the
“Congolese.
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el paworama de un Mundo Nuevo en muchos aspectos. pero
estatico y quixds: atrasado ew otros sentidos de ta vida,
La bumanidad camplird dentro de unos. dias un aio. ads;
.gpera dcdso no estd'el hombre de boy buscando para si al
igual que hace siglos un camino que le ayude a encastrar
el verdadero abjetivo-de su Ser?
Diciembre es un mes de meditacion en Ia vida de fos |
bombrrs, Finaliza un ao y comienza otra, Es bura de and:
fisis y planificacion de vida. Pero mds que todo esto re-
presenta el renacimicate de una idea y de un modo de vied
para Ila bumanidad, Un orden uucvo y retolacionario que
nacio bace veinte sigios, vuclve cada ano en este mes a.
tomar pleua vigencia, porgr.e nosotros no bemos alt idade * .
en auestro duro bregar de mesés la verdad y ‘la razdn de
nuestras vidas. .
Cabe entonces en este momento hacer una fre gatia:
¢Se ba logrado consulidar la Paz Mundial? Una respuesta
semcjante y dvfinitiva aparece cada ato, El Munda de boy
no solamente vive alvjado de la Paz sina que cada dia es+
coje caminos mds dificiles para su logro, terandole al
irreme diable peligro de las gucrras-nacionales ¢ interna-
ctonales, a ,
Dos causas hay en la realidad de este Munda,-ana de
arden Moral, la otra de caracteristicas sociales y puliticas.
Aabas se complem utan entre si y son necesarias para lo-
grar una estabilidad dentro de la sociedad que ba tocado
vivir al hombre. : :
Se quiere por una parte lograr la Paz en ¢l Mundo de
hoy, mientras por otra se rompen las fuersas dv, Paz inte-
rior que existen en cada hombre. E! hombre, la jumilia y
la’ sociedad; anicus.elementus capaces de lograr para ef
Mundo wma Paz real y positiva se wucuenutran totalmente
divididos y dentro de cada una de cllos se ba sembrado la
dvsconfianza y el temor hacia los demas.
Se Ba jugade demasiada con las doctrinas @ ideolo-
gias'y estas eu vez de sembrar en cl bumbre confianza en
sua destino y a su fancion dentro de la suciedad ban serri-
do para acrecentar ef odio entre pucblos y razas, y atin
“entre hombres dentro de una misma comunidad,
* Razéa Moral esta que se basa enol st olvido de'en maa:
datos “tAwaos-lus unos a los otros como ya os bv amado"*
i}
y “Mi Paz os dejo, mi Pax os doy”,
Razin.Social.agquellague parte-de una realidad olvis |
“dada por coxceniencias particalares o de gobiernos: “La*
Paz es, solamente cansecuewwia del establecimiento en
‘cada Nacica y el Mundo de regiaenes o sistemas de go>
bicmo basados en la justicia v ia libertad del bombre".
EL Mundo de hay noes muy propicio @ wna Pax verda-
dera, El colouialismo, of imperialisma y los regtmenes to-
talitarios de ixquierda y derecha, proliferan sobre el globo
thogendo al hombre sus ansias de libertad y Justicia,
Nosotras como jorenes y cabanas tenemos un derecho
y duber para con nwstea Patria y-ia Paz del Mundo, Cree-
mos que solamente babrd Pax on nuestra Patria cuando de.
ro aos a anestrus hermanos sw derecho a pensar y ace
tuar libremente, haciendo desa parecer el régimen de injus-
licia y berror que boy sojazea indiscriminudamente a
nuestra pacdia
EL Mando fivne un camino semejante al nuestro pero
en una mayor escala, Debe durse a cada bumbre dentro de
cada sistema la libertad y la fusticia-a fas cuales tiene
derecho todo ser bumano.
Prometer y hablar de Paz vs ua crimen y una cobardia
cuando vo existen detrds una clara y noble decision de.
luchar iacansuble y tenazeente por sa establecimienta
devtra de cada pats o conglomerado dv naciones. | *
‘La Paz como todas jas coses vulederas tiencn un alco
* precio v Bay que luchar por ella. Los enemigos del bombre
Son sus principales enemigos. Los que matan y esclaci
zan los pueblos condendudoles a en condiciones im
dignos tardies sou sus ef gos. Los” que niegan al hom-
bre wsu personalidad calificéndole com: casa animal y
desbumanizada, esidn contra ia Puz del Mundo porque
stembraw mds que nadie el odio dentro de la sociedad.
Quien yuiera la Paz declare la guerra a estos enemi-
‘gos de la bumaanidad, :
Que estos dias de Navidad sirean para bacemos to-
mar uma decision definitiva: El restablecimiento moral de
nuestra sociedad y ef imperio totcl de la justicia en el
Mundo. te, a
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a aed os oa ‘Bos. hechos sucedidos sec
Pro 7 -esttemecido cor -ton
- a “Ya quelen’ ellos se han vietado los mus-
pios humanos.en-un abarde de crucldad y, criinen,
Los movimicntos de Liberacton ban tenido pata noso-
tros 1a natutal simpatia porque mejor que nadie conocemos
lo significativo-de esa lucha. Sia emburge, en e) caso, de
‘Jas ‘mal ltamadds tropas de Liberician.del Congo, not
-mos, 01 igual que el resto del mundo ¢ ivilizado, que repue
- diar esa accion sanguinaria “que Constituye una contribus
cién mas del comunismy internacional en su lucha por Ile-
var‘a.las naciones et dotor y la esctavitud,
El movimiento de Liberactan del Congo al- igual que
otros, ha sido infiltrado totalinente por los comunistas y
en este como en todos los anteriores puede verse con cla-
tidad el verdadero tin de destruccian y muerte que persigue
la Intemacional.
La tucha.de Africa ha side pura jos jovenes fel mune
do una lucha mirada con honda simpatia y ef creciiniento
det Continente negro en Republicas con goblermos proplos
esos paises hacia uf destiny mejor,
Por ello es que cunndo un: nacicn dentro del Contl-
nente africauoha peleado por su Tiberacian ha tenido siem-
pre ct apoyo de todas las naciones det mundo,”
Hoy sin embargo nuestra actitud y la del mundo civl-
lizudo vy libre cs totalmente ariversa, Los hechon del
. Congo no estan Inspirados en un ansia de justicta-y Eber:
t . : . tad, sino que por el contenrlo son e! reflejo de Ja politica
que quieren imponer desde Moscdcy Pekin,
Si ha molestada el hecho de sangre con sus conse-
, cuencias de ‘crimenes, violaciones: vy attocidades: mucho
. tiene que motestar la uctitud de los paises del Bloque Co-
Areas seem Meat oo
Q
-munista y de alminos que sirven a Sus: inteseses conse:
, chente o inconscientemente,
Estos sin el menor escrupulo se han lanzado & acusar
a los paises que prticipuron en la accion de rescate mee -
nospreciando totalmente e] acto humanitario de salvar la
ene.
es un simbolo de Ja decision Incontravertible de ilevar .
“ta de rescatar?
t
1
” vida a ‘personas ide’ nuc jwnulidades® pettenectentes a paises
Ro beligerantes, 9 | {
Esa uctitud’ ucomparuda con. as
das de estudiantes: dentra de. Jos. pai comunistas de-
muestran Claramente la direccién ¢@ intervencion que man-
tienen en fa guerra del Congo que pudiera haber sido una
fotestas organiza-
guerra de liberacion y que lifortunadamente Se ha conver
tido en una guetta de merconuios dirigida y alentada por
Jas potencias comunistas,
Ante los hechos a un funclonario do iGtico sdlo se
le ocurtié decit que’ se hubja avisado de ta ejccucién de
lus prisivnerus si se intentaba rescatarles,
Nosatras quetemos hacer una pregunta al mundo civi-
lizado porque sabemos que Jos communist! 13 No contestan es+
‘tas preguntas va que. curecen de sentidy humanitario;
:¢Desde cuando y en que Cadlgo de Guerra es permitido
vasesinar masivamente a los prisionetos cuando se les tra-
cDesde cuando se autoriza o un ajército
‘perpe war Ctimenes, centra ancianos, mujeres religtosas ¥
iNinas invefensas como cepresalia? ~Desde cinindo *s pet-
imitide tealizar actds racistas u un pueblo oO raza, maxime
‘cuando este ha sido defendide en multiples ocasiones de
la descriminmacian a que fueron sonetidus por intereses Co
‘lonialistas?
Les asesinatos masivos, his vialaciones de religto-
‘Sas, mujetes y nifas’y el crimen del Congo no pueden te
her justificacion nada mas que pita tus que siembran el
wdiv ¥ dividen los pucblos,
Les comunistas no ganaron esta batalla. Africa tiene
Que set libre pero no.condicionada a la politica suvietica
o china, Los causantes de estos. hechos vandalicos no
Son Tepresentatives del verdadero espiritu det pueblo con-
‘soleaa y tienen eb total repudio de Africa y el Mundo,
: AUiCa se siente. averponzada ¢ sta accion, pero
ello servira para compre nder que existe: oltre enemigo gan
pelicoso O mas Que el colonialisma, . an
La accion criminal del cotaunismo en Africa sdlo tics
Te UNA fespuesta Y ose ta daran los proplas africanus:
SU DESTRUCTION, ‘
re
To
Antes del Comunismo
_ 2. Habian B Universidades en Cuba.
2: En 195Shabianmas de 30,000 estudiantes Untversitarlos
en Jas 8 Universidades, -
3... La Constitucion de 1940 estipuluba que "el 1% del Pre"
_ supuesto Nacional..seria entregady o la Universidad de
_ La Habana. 7 :
4. La Carta Magna Cubana karantizuba la autonomia Uni-
versitaria lo que hacia que It ensefanza superior en
Cuba no estuviera sometida a ningun goblemo.
En nuestras Universidades existia el ejercicio libre de
las ideas, no coartandose ningun pensainicento, a
estudiantes’: Unive sitarios eligian cada ato Sus
represemantes estndiantiler en libres elecciones,
asistiendo Jos dirigentes a Congress Internacionales
“de juventudes en cepresentacion de jos jovenes cuba-
hos. . :
6.-" Los
Te Las Universidades. como centro maximo de la Democra-
cia setvian de medio: idoaco pata plantear jas mejoras
- que el pueblo cubano pedia,
Era requisito pane el ingreso en las Universidades
el tener 17 aftos de edad y haber cursado el Bachille-
rato censefianza de estudio) o aprobar severos exame-
nes de ingreso, . 1
go. El 90% del profesorado Universitario actuante en junio
de 1959, ha marchady al exilio o ha tenuncisdo a sus
“catedras por no querer aceplar al comunismo oO Ao Ques
retse doblegar a Su doc trina, .,
Cientos de estudiantes Universitarios suirdan priston
en las cartceles comunistas, per el selo delita de
amar la Libertad. bas lis de martes cubanos asc>
Sinados ante los pelotone fe fusilamiento o mUCrles:
por sus gestos de rebeldia han gumentado con los
: — nombres de estudiames universitarios como, Juamo
. . - Pereira, Virgilio Campanena, Julio A. Yebra, Tapia
Ruano, Portirio Ramirez, ¥ tantus olfos que ha: sabi-
_ do morir antes quy claudicar frente al comunismo,
10."
Re a
7 ) N UNIVERSITARIA -
. .
Con el Comunismo
Le Hay tres Universidades, _ :
2. Actualmente no Hegan a 20,000 lus estudiantes Univer
sitarios. _ . . me so .
3.- Abolida ta Constitucién del 40 ¥ sugiin et Presupueste
Nacional del Goblemo Comuttsta, la Universidad de 1a
Habana ha recibido una rebajs de-un 15% de sus entrar
. das.
4.- El goblerno comunista, pisoted ia Autnomla Universt-
tara, ulegandy que las Universidades deben martebar -
junto ala Revolucion Roja, sitviendo Jos intereses del
Tegimen, woe
El regimen dictatorial de Fidel Cuatro impuso el tare
xismo-leninksmo, Como asignaiugn obiigatoria en todas
Yas) carrerus: ¥ proscribia ia ensenanza de cualquict
ideologin contraria al comunismo,
“Be Desde octubre de 1929, no se han celebrado elecciones
Estudiantiles, ya que la Qnica vez que quisieton les
galizar Ja representacian universitaria; los comunistas
celebraron una lainada Asumblea General, donde pot
“aclamacian’t se aligio ha Nueva Directiva que des-
‘pudés de 3 anos sigue tigiendo, salvo ccontados casos,
3.2 Actualineate has Universidades sun organisms servis
ista, controlados directamente
pot funcionarios de ja Dictadura Roja, .
$.-. No hay requisitos de edad ni tunpyeo de haber cursa-
do estudios secundarios. Dainduse e] caso que javene3
de 14 alos de edad realicen estudios universitarios
sin estudios previos actualmente.
a.- No es requisito uctualmente ser gtudundo universitario
para ejercer de profeser en las Universidades comu>
nistas de Cuba. Alumnos que han aptubado usignatus
tas del primer ano ¥ gue cursan et segundo, Son por
fesores de sus companeros que iniclan sus estudios
ese ano, ¥ asi ea la misma propercion los alumnos del
Bet. curso con profesores del 2do. y tos det 4ta, et
Bro, ete. . .
Mientras Jos verdadegos estudiantes ffefan de estudlar’
en Cuba, guardan prision, marchan-al exilio o realizan ~
la lucha contra el comuniania, el gebiemo Rojo utiliza
jovenes que sin preparacian previa asisten a las aulas
universit Ss con e] salto proposite de servir de tite
tes a los comunistas eel Tablado Internacional.
10.
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YUoticicre
ESTUDIANTIL
CIEN ESTUDIANTES PANAMENOS A MOSCU = Seguin Cesar
Brugiath, estudiante en lo Univorsidod Patricia Lumumba de
Moseu y ditigente do la Asociocién de Estudiantes Panamenos
en lo capital moscovito, treints jovenes de Panoma cstudian ace
tuolmente olli; su numero se elevara muy pronto of contenct. Low
becedos panamenos so dirtigen o Moscy vie Mexico, Lo Habung
y Proga.
EN EL FUTURO: UNION DE ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS
CENTROAMERICANOS ~ Dirigentes estudiantiles de los univere
aidades de Costa Rico, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Sal-
vodor y Panama se halion laborando + focal y colectivamente + on
pro del propdsito de fundar yno Union de Estudiontes Universita.
tlos. Centroamericonos, La ideo no os nueva, pero ahora gane
tuorsa y es probable que se convierta en rectidad ontes de que
transcurron muchos mo
Et PROGRAMA DE COOPERACION POPULAR, MOTIVO DE
DISCORDIA EN PERU -‘Los partidos de opasicicn convienen on
la utitidad del programa de Cooperscian Popular - asistencia.
técnica para proyectos comunoles - ouspiciada por et presidente
Belaunde ¢ impulsado por tos estudiantes en gron parte, pera so
pponen @ tu centralizacion do control en las manos parsonoles
de aquel. La toalicion cposicionista - encaberedo por el APRA -
reclama que Cooperacion Popular seo “*municipolizada’ o sea
quo coda municipio tociba los fondos pertinentas y Josulilice
locolmente como estime conveniente, “Asi se evitara Io infiltra-
cion de camunistos en ef programa’', alega al APRA.
PARA VISITAR ALEMANIA OCCIDENTAL, UN REQUISITO; NO
SER JOVEN ~ Alomanio del Este permite quo sus cludadanos de
aveniada odod visiton a familiaros an Alemania Occidental, pers
no deja que fos jévenes den e246 viaje. Excuso olegada: "Es max
fécil que alla tomen vepresalios con los jovenes y no con tos
‘vbejos’’, Y egraga ef pericdico Neves Deutschland de Alemania
aneor que
Oriental, come quien pone un parche: "Nadie do
.
nuestta gobieme no tiene canfianza on 1a juventud ..
UN ‘NUEVO CAMINO’ PARA LA UNIVERSIDAD CATOLICA
DE CHILE - En conclove reciente, los estudiontes do ta Univer.
sidad Catélice anatizcron “‘la necesidad de adaptor sus estudios
y la Universidad a las exigencias socioles def mundo de hoy”.
Punto oprobado, entre ottos: que to Universidod actue ‘cen ma-
yor independencio fronte a Io jerarquia eclesiastica’’, imprimien-
dosefe a ese centro de altos estudios ‘el esp renovador de
fo tglesia de Juan XXII y de Poule YI. contenido en ef actual
Concilio Ecuménico,
ESTUDIANTES UNIVERSITARIOS GUATEMALTECOS EN CaM.
PANA DE ALFABETIZACION = Por boca do su presidente, Ia
Asociacion de Estudiantes Universitorics do Guotomoia 10 ha
compromotido a emprender yna compos de olfabatizacién a esea-
lo nacional, Se espera qua un buen nimero ae alumnos de fos dos
universidades det pais (la de Guotemaia y la denominada Ratoelt
Londivar) coopere con ta Coordinacién de Alfobetizocion AE
creado al efecta,
CHILE - Santiago: La Faderacian de Estudiantes de lo Univer.
sidad Catolica (FEUC) Ilevé a cabo su SEXTA CONVENCION
ORDINARIA DE ESTUDIANTES de! 30 de septiembre of 3 do
ectybry, en elia se abordaron temas de gran sotidez como: ‘‘Idea
de Universidad’’, *'Naturoleza y Problemas Actucles de fa Uni-
versidad’’; *‘Evolucion y Situacién de ta Universidad Latinoame-
ticana’’, otc, Lleganda a conclusiones que obren ef camino de
una Relorma tiniversitoria modema y cficar. Lo docummntacion
bose so hallo condensoda en el Jibro especialmente editade por
FEUC: *'La Universidad: Nuestra Torea’’, gnico obra en su ge-
nero en Lotinoamerica,
Los hombres que oleanzen a comprender of sentide de to
asistencia no pueden orientorse a un mero subsistir, Sus vidas
encuentran sazon y objetivo sdle en el servicio. Servicio o Dios
y ob projimo. Quizds estos polebros encierron fa grondezo do to-
dos les hombres que han podido ser r.cogidos por Io historia y
odmirades por la hymanidad por jos frutos positives que alconza-
ron. El afan do servitio las Ilevé o construis nuevos ordenes para
que cl hombre atcanzara plenomente te sctishoccion de sus noce-
‘sidedes y adquiriera conciencio acerco de sus fines mas elovae
dot. Quizas estas palabras sean las dnicos que pudieron hocer
tomprendar a todos las jsvenes dol mundo of sentido profundo y
chsotute det sacrificio de cientos do estudiantes cubsnos y os.
pecialmante el sacrificio de Juanin Poroira Varoiu,
$u vido no contemplubs otros ideales que servir, Servic a
Dios, servis ola Patria. Servir a tados fos cubonos brindéndoles
uno spartunidod de vivir -.1 una tierra Jibeny justo. Su vido desde
que so considers como realidad ef establecimionta de un régimen
fotalitaria 2n Cubo, fue dedicade desde jas filos del Directorio
Revolucionario Estudiantil, a combatie y a sembrar. Combotir ef
mol que tompiv la ammonia, quebraba ta aonriso, raducio a lo Im-
patencia jos-atones parmanontes de libortad y justicio de nusateo
pyeble. Combatir al enemigo que impodio lo creacion de un Orden
Cristiane ¥ que chagobo lo felicidad de sus hermanos de tierro.
Sembrar su socrificio y sus ideas para que en ef fyturo pudiera
existir ese Orden, oso felicidad y eso justicio. Sembrar, pues, su
dastino na era triunfar humanamente, Sy destino era morir y qe
su songre hiciers lo que sus monos no lograran. Quo daspestora
las conciencios d+ su pueblo, resucitando los laridos opagades
da} patriotisme y de la nacianalidod. Que sv sangre fuera riega
de destinos que en ef futuro 0 roclizacen plonamenta pore foli-
cidad de au pueblo y para cjempla det Continente de los Esperon-
208, que yo qwiere ser continente de reatidades humancs.
Eso fue to vido do Juanin Pereira. En eu ofan de combatie
fue abatido por balos mificianas, onteegados por fo Unisn Sovib-
ties gora dominor a aquellos que se oponian o su Impetio. Pero
#30 bola que pretendié cortar su vida on un 17 de diciembre de
1961, en aquetla playa de sombras de lo Provincia de Pinar del
Rio, hizo nccer la tur que on ilumina. Pues asa bola que mata-
ba al hambre hocia germinar Ja semillo. Semilla que crece oculta
entre palmas en coda rincén' de Cube. Semilio que esio gritands
at munde el ofan de libertad de un pucblo mortiz. Semilla que
yane esta oculta entre tierras, que yo nace y crece y se levanta
alsive para hacer patente que Cuba no se rinde, 8e somete, ni
muere. Gue Cube, pese a to. traicion de algunos de sus hijos,
pese a fy invosién de elementos extranjeros a nuestra nacionoli-
dad y principios, pese al opurtunismo ciego de algunos gobiemos
occidentaies, s@ montiene firme y segura on su victoria. Porque
en Cubs aquelta semilia regada de songre que fue y os Juanin
Perera Varelo, aun existe en nuestros aires que mantienen sus
Qritos Seguros de'victoria y radiantes de esperanza:
iVIVA CUBA LIBRE! jVIVA CRISTO REY!
a |
As another year draws to its end, we find before a
world neu: in many aspects bat sadly stagnant if uot actual-
ly. réetrogressive in some of life’s most vital facets, Haman-
_ ity is @ year older but is it wot still engaged in a relent~"
tess search for the true meaning of its being?
-Decearber tea-thonghitel wonth inthe lives of men, Ut
fs the hour of retrospect, of questioning, of reorganization
aid projection into the future, Above all, December is a
yearly reminder of ai Idea and a way of life for men, Anew
and revolutionary urder born Deenty centuries ago, comes
téigouroasly ta the forefront for in the loug mouths of toil
ae dave not forgotten the « caxse and the goal of our exist
ence.
No time ts perbaps more adequate to ask.this question:
Have men achieved for the world a lasting peace? Each
year the same auconuditional, negative ansuer meets the
question. Not only does wexkind live far removed from
peace but each new day embarks upon roads that cau only
dead farther and farther away from it into world of natiunal
and iutemational wars.
Two causes exist in the reality af our world, one in
the moral order, the other in the realm of social and polite
ical entities, Each complements the otber and buth are
necessary to the aftdinnent of stability in the society in
which man must live.
Men would btve peace in today" s world but do nothing
fo preserve the forces of intemal peace ‘in each man, Man,
the family, society: the elements capable of achiering for
the world a veal and positive peace are totally disunited
and into each bas been soxx the seed of distrust and of
fear, .
jogies, instead of being @ soarce ofconfidence and strength
There bas been such juggling of doctrines and ideo- ,
“MESSAGE
by which men may rule their lives, bave served only as a
sowce of fear and hatred among nations andraces and even
aioug men in the sane community.
Moraily, our world bas chosen to forget the command:
“Love one another as t have loved you".
Socially, convenivuce and self interest have made this
world blind itself ta the fact that, “Poace can only be the
consequent to the establishment in vack Nation and in the
world of regimes or systems ofgovernment based on justice
aud the freedam of the individual.
Today world is not @ very adequate breeding ground
for peace. Colunialism, imperialism, rightist and leftist
totalitarianism thrive throughout the world stftting in man
his louging for liberty and equity,
We as young men and as Cubans have a duty dnd right
ta our land and ta the world, Our land, we firmly believe,
will know peace only whea we bave returned to our brothers
the ‘right to think and to speak freely, abolishing the rule
of terror and injustice that today shackles our. people.
The world faces much our same task but on a vaster
seale, Each man must be given the freedam of choice and
the justice which are bis right.
To promise and tu speak of peace without the noble
purpose and the firm decision of fighting tire! dessly for its
atlainment is a cowardly crime.
Peace, as all worthwhile things, bas a high price and
its achievement entails a struggle. Those who would have
peace must willingly take up the batile ageinst those forces
atwork in our world ubich debumanize man dud make him
‘a prey of fear. No season is as appropriate as Christmas to
reaffirm in each of us the determination to ‘carry on this
Straggle until true peace bas been given io man.
14-0000
Recert happenings in the Congo have rocked the-civ-
flized world, leaving in their wake. a deep preoccupation in
- the hearts of all who believed in even the must basic pria-
ciples of humanity and who see in these acts a vensefal
boast of cruclty against the most elemental principles of
kindness and respect.
Those who struggle for freedom have always, found in
us the sympathy and understanding that only those who
know full well Chat this strugede entailscan give, We find,
however, that in the case of the utterly misnumend ‘Congo-
jese Troops of Liberation’® we must (Along with all civ-
ilized men) denounce this new and bloody contribution of
international communisin to the cppression and suppression
of all peoples,
This movement has been, as others have been before,
throroughly infiltrated ty communists, and in this, as in
other cases, the true geal of destruction and death sought
-by the International can clearly be seen,
The hearts of youth throughout the world have echoed
‘in sympathy the cries, the tears, and the pain of Africa's
birth. ‘The growth of the Black Continent into a continent
of republics is a symbol of the incunstable right-of this
Continent tu a pgreat destiny.
That is why the sincere struggles for freedom of
African nations have met With our support as with that of
all frecdomloving peoples, -
It is-this love of true freedom Unat necessarily places
us in a position of adversity towards this movement. The
happenings in the Congo find their motivation not in a
“zealous search for justice and liberty but inthe intemational
policies Moscow and Peking seck to enforce in Africa by
any and all means.
In the deaths, the rapes, the insults have preived and
ecorased then how must the attitude of the nations of the
Communist Bloc and of those who, conciously or 7ot, serve
their interest rankle, ~ .
oo OF WHAT COMMUNISM IS
Without the slishtest trace of scruple these nations
have hurtled themselves into acrimonious abuse of the
tations which took part in the rescue mission, whose only
purpose. Was the humanitarian one of saving the Hives of
non-belligcrents, - : .
The’ attitude of these nations and the ‘‘student dem-
onstraions” staged in communist countries to show ap-
proval of the Congolese rebels clearly show the direction
they would have, the Congo's Liberation take, Where the
Congolese struggle might have been a wur of liberation, it
has become instead a senseless war fun by mercenaries
and abetted by the Communist Powers.
When faced with the crimes .in the Congo one Soviet
official glibly dismissed the violence by stating chat the
rescuing nations had been warned it would happen if rescue
Was attempted.
We w ould ask this question of civilized men: Py what
Code of war can the siagziter of non-belligerents because
of attempts to rescue them be justified? Since when has it
been found permisible foe an army to do its own ugly will
in regards to oldt men, to missionaries, to women, and to
children? Has racism suddenly found a moral justification?
Mass murder and > can only find justification in
those whose creed is hatred and whose aim is to divide,
Fortunately the Comununists have not won this battle.
Africa will have freedom, and a will not have the mauled,
caged communist version of it. Those responsible for so
much ugly Violence in the Conse do not represent the spirit
of the Congolese people and have received the condemna-
Uion of Africa and of the whole world.
. Africa, feels ashazed of what has happened, but this
act will help her unde d she has to face an enemy as
dangerous, or more so, than colunialism.
The criminal actiens of communism in the Congo have
only one answer and the Afmeans themselves will sive it:
ATS REPUDIATION.
Every year ihe
The universities served
To enter the
ta, Virgilio C
“There were S universities in Cuba,
In 1959 there Were more toun 30,000 students in the
S-universities. .
The Constitution ef L940 stipulated that 1% of the
-pational budget would ge to (he University of Havana.
The Great Chatter of Cuba tmarantend autonomy to the
Universities, freeing them from interference by the
govemment. :
There was aftee and open exchange of ideas in the
cl.ssrooms.
adents elected their dwn representa-
ORS. :
tives ’
nifree vlect
sspokenmen forthe wishes
of the Cuban peer
etsities it was necessary to be wz
pave graduated trom a. secondary
aken risoraus tests to prove knuow-
boca avecondary schoel education,
ny
years of age
schvol or to have
ledge equiv al
Ninety perevat of the University, proffessorare is in
exile or has retire, uawilling to have ConuMuiest doc:
trines empased upod it.
0
students are held in communist
eof their love tor Hberty. The
- murdered by firing squ. or
1 Been increased by
tudents such as,
ria. Julio A. Yeb
rez, and so many others that had
sc ta submit to communism.
Hundreds of univetsi
prisons, on}y bec
lists of cuban
Killed by its rebel
of Cuban univ
no, Porfirio F:
preferred to die
PLES
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5.
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“Tapia Rua- .
ith Communism
There are three universities, 7
There are ne mere than 20,000 university
presently. . .
hoof 1940 has been abolishes
Tay the tumds de
The Constitur
Cominunist regime has cut
for the University of Hi
the Universities requiring them
AH ALL matters. ae
The regine sub
te follow its die tate
on
subject for all students
abidden. "
requ
ary
Marxism Leninism i
aad all other ideale
ion since 5:
There have been no ube
Agoone point when aur effert Was TEE
held, the Communists an 1oaso cal
a nhl! where be. popular aim
have since held camrel, Selected’.
Taday, they are servite tastruments of the repime, i:
requisites: concermim: voor previeus education
- set. Th been cases of fourtern-year ald
littl: previous educativn studying at the univer:
Ir is no longer a requisite to be a colivge 8F
order tu be able te teach at the ind
year stuaents teach fires students:
Ceach second veut anes, etc. > . i
ite held in
While real students left their classes,
prison, Welt ta exite ot fight ce! i “the Red
Government uses wu: as uni-
versity students, with tn serve
communist Sntemativnal
1.4-08000
STUDENT .
NEWS ‘SHEET
TS START a “LITERACY
y Students of. Guatemala
Seprember 30th. * ” ‘October 3th.” Among. the ‘top ,
. ; "the aoture and he Problems
Tock this book, edited by the Federotion, aa unique in ite kind
in Lotin Americo, : -
ONE HUNDRED PANAMANIAN STUDENTS TG MOSCOW: Ace
cording to Cetor Brugiorti, a ctudent at Moscow's Patrice Lue
mumbo Unive yond P ident of the Association of Panama-
nion Students in a? capital, thers are thirty, young men from
Panama. studying there but the number will soon be raised ta
one hundrad. These students go to Moscow by way Mexico, Ha-
vono, Progve.
IN PROSPECT: AN UNION OF CENTRAL AMERICAN UNIVER.
SITY STUDENTS: Student leaders from the Universities of Costa
Rico, Guatemola; Honduras, Nicaragua, Et Salvador and Ponoma
are working ~both locally and collectively - on plans to estoblish
an Union of Centrol American University Students. Aishough the
idea is not o new one it seems to h found a particularly favor:
able otmosphere ot thistime and it is highly probodle thot it will
be cerried autto complation. . :
THE PROGRAM OF- POPULAR COOPERATION: A SCURCE OF
DISCORD IN PERU. The opposition port in Peru, while accept.
ing 08 necessary the Popular Cooperation Program - technical
a ‘ance. for communcl projects promulgated by President: Ba-
founde ond backed in a mayor part by the studen © opposed
to the centrolization of its control entirely into the hands of the
President, «
The oppo a coaiition - headed by the APRA - othe thor the
Program be “mnunicipalized’® tha ther each locality
the necessary tunds ond odmini them os it deems cone
The APRA alleges thot this would prevent communist infilreation
ta the program.
TO VISIT EAST GERMANY, ONE PREREQUISIT: AGE. In Eost
-Germony elderly peapls sre allowed to vi theie rolatives in
West Germany but young people ore not emitted to make the.
ven by the gavernaent: “it is move likely
s with be token in the W egainst the
a @ potch: “No
. tomewhar in the =o
one must thirk we do not trust our youth...”
ANEW ROAD” FOR THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF CHILE
Inia ‘recent meeting, the students of the Catholic University
“ondlised “the necessity of adapting their studies ond the Uni.
versity fo the social demands of today’s ‘wortd’’.
Among the d ons approved: that the University act
greotes independence with regard te * ecclesrastical h
chy"’ upon impressing thot institution “the renovation &
the Church of John XXIM and Paul Vi contained in the pr
Ecumenicol Council".
“with
reason for theit: existence cannot be satistied with mere
subsistence. Their lives ‘find meaning ‘onls
Sérvice to God and to man. These words émbad
extent, the gréatness of those. men whom histerr sas “elaine
ed for itself and whem’ huminity holds ‘in adsiirazien, for the
fruitful results of their endeavors, ‘Yheit ears:
service led to acheive ‘for theis fellows néw hoviz
terial comfort, of intellectual satisfaction. of
tainment. These same words are perhaps als:
which could make’ youths throughout the world Wy
the profound meaning of the sacrifice of hundress of Cuban
Students and in particular of Juanin Pervita Vare
His Ife contemplated no ideal but to serve. To serve
God, to serve his Land, to serve his countryme: «ining
Ube m an oppurtunity to-live.in a free and just lar is Ule
from the moment the establishment of a dictate govern
nent in Cuba became an unquestionahe™ resi tis dedi-
cated to battle and to toil. From the tanks of the D.R.E.,
he strugeled against the evi} that had teduced to acgty im
potence the longigs for permanént peace and'free in the].
hearts of our people, He fought the enemy that impeded the
establishment of a Christian system and drowaal the joy
in the hearts of his countrymen. He toiled ta ssvertain
that in the future that: system, that joy. and the jusuice
could exist. '
His would not be thé joy: however of seing
beor fruit. It was his Jot to die and by h des:
what his hands could not.
His blued would reawaken in his countrymen 22 fervat
of patriotism and he would stand as an exazpcc to the
“Continent of Hopes*’ which more and more demants to be
a continent of human realizations.
That was the lite of Juanin Pereim. I was te
an end by militiament’s bullets given by the Sor:
to strike down all who oppose the empite. the
establish. Dut the bullet that struck him down on
tuber day of 1961 brought forth. A seed that pow guiety
germinates in every corner of his land, that cri
world that Cuba does not give up, does mx! s
not die. Inspite of some faithless sons
that tramp through our-land, of opportunistic %
ments, the seed watered ly Juanin Pereira
bear fruit, it now grows and the land that ho
with its growth and the skies above it echo: mare ioudiv
each day: So
LONG LIVE CHRIST THE KING!
leat.t tO
LONG LIVE CUBA!
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coe eep ee
Qe
dey.
_sacrifive, brough
“innumerable, Congolese: :as well as help of all kinds and his
“He was elininated tragically, as shown
oe
SECRET
pee or®
“LIBERATED BY THE COMMUNISTS"
Graphic Evidence of Marxist Lies
ibout the Actual Events in 1 SONEO .
‘The: missionary: Patil Carlson ‘lies dead with a card tied to
ssassinated by Congolese communists on a street in
x. Carlson, in long and difficult years full of
message of hope and éncouragement to
pérsonal collaboration...
in the photograph, becduse of the affection that the masses
_ held for him, and because of his fame’ and prestige and the adverse
“influence that he signified. for the Communists,
the sin of doing whatever was necessary to help the sick and
console ‘the afflicted, and the Reds do not pardon such things,
In their final. orgy of blood the Communists respected neither
women nor children, These were very dangerous "military spies"
according to the Communists, These (photographs) are the facts
that the propaganda of the (Castro) Government has suppressed
in an attempt to present the assassins of missionaries, women
and children as “heroes” and "champions of liberty”.
SECRET
Translation of Attachment No. 2
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EL CIRECTORIO REVOLUCIONARIO ESTUDIANTL, QUE
BATE HASTA QUE CUBA SEA LIGRE, TE NECESITA.
TRIRGTCKA
VENEZUELA JUNTO
Al PUEBLO CUSANO
(Coareauer
FER a etoe pueatin poe designe
ernest dy ie Interrerwoal en
oumsta Lox pemonetordel Pare
tido, Ina Bombers que sempre
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LA LEGALIDAD O COomsTETU-
ClOMALIDAD DEL REGIMEN
COMUNI3TA CUBANO.
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lox que deine
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vomuniets cubano, Ht
ratiende la cemacna de
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que apne
al estilo ia
temo de Cubs.
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el buen tesenial:
sumiento admam ates
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men. Con ello, estatien varanti-
vendo te continuidad adel aster
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EL ¥ CONGRESO DE TRABASADORES DE VENEZUELA
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comercsa con lo Cuba de Fisel Castro,
COMSIDERANDO:
Qe lo Federac.on ge Trobajsdores Portvarse, coms bla
de la Contederocion ge Trsboadoces de Veneiuela, s@ ho die
pee 9 atte ape wo Fare que Dove este determi ation que
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We de selidedad can ef masts demscraice te Cuba, que on
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8 del mer de novembre de 1.84
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ACTION REQUIRED “REFERENCE” : . Do : a
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_ A, OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
1, . Goneral,
: AMSPELL thas so far survived | ‘the internal crisis brought about
by ‘the ‘collapse | of its military activity noted in the previous progress.
report. However, AMSPELL- is still faced with a severe financial ;
problem resulting from the termination of the military activity.
AMHINT-2 states that AMSPELL has. $12,000.00 in short-term loans which
_must be met shortly, and -$20,000,00 in loans being paid off at the
rate of $1,300,00 per month, -AMHINT-2 is trying to sell the AMSPELL
boats in order to liquidate these debts. So far he has had little
success, AMHINT-2 has. said that ‘he does not intend to give up the
will not conduct new military operations in the future without ODYOKE
assistance and concurrence, According to- AMHINT-2 lack of funds and.
intelligence information together with pressure by ODYOKE on Dominican
authorities frustrated the AMSPELL military operation, and he has no
intention of going through a ‘similar disastrous experience again, |
2. Propaganda.
a co | a. 19,800 copies of the regular AMSPELL newspaper ‘were mailed
? oo, 3 ae to Latin America and -AMSPELL delegations in the United States. (Attach
ved . . ment No. 1, under separate .cover,)
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- 4,800 copies of the pony AMSPELL newspaper were .maited.
‘achnent No, 2, ainder Separate cover.) :Both ‘the pony
tions stress t lict between the oldsguard- a
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c. 2,900 copies: of .the. December. issue of the Spanish" language’
of. the AMSPELL ‘bulletin’ wete mailed to Latin Américain recipient
under separate cover.) Of particular interest ds...
lisses. the récent Congo. atrocities.
'. edition-of. the .A
“(Attachment No. 3,
we dae 1,925 copios each of the November issue of. the French ‘and
“English editions of the AMSPELL bulletin. were mailed to ‘overseas areas.
(Attachment’ N 4, under separate cover.) co ms
a AMSPELL continued.its regular radio operations: consisting of -
“a0: ite: program: daily except Sunday on AMTHIGH, and.:q' 10-minute
- program: broadcast ever; Monday “over WMIE and several Latin America
stations. Representative, themes were: Congo atrocities inspired by
‘Communists, Venezuelan. student support of the Cuban cause; Argentine
trade union sipport of.‘world boycott against Red Cuba; economic crisis
in Cuba; factional ‘struggle of the Cuban regime; desperate measures
““yndertaken by the regime to prevént a disaster in thé ‘sugar industry;
‘statement of a Venezuélan student regarding the training in Cuba of | ~
1,500 Latin American youth in terrorist activities; more on tho
Congolese situation; transportation in Castro's Cuba; factional
- struggle in the Cuban regime; Che Guevara's speech in the United”
Nations creates tense -situation between Cuba and the USSR; and Blas
Roca working for tho downfall of Castro.
4. Press Reloases.
Miscellaneous press releases are included as Attachment No. 5
under separate cover,
5, Other Activities.
ee a. WAVE 5843 dated 8 December 1964 forwarded a candidate for
an ‘AMSPELL position in the Dominican Republic. :
ts b. AMSPELL requested that AMBARB-58 be sent to Ecuador to
. replace AMBARB-28 who was resigning. (WAVE 58-42 dated 8 December. 196-1)
“The Quito station replied that AMBARB=28 functions had been taken over
by, ECPLY-2, and that AMBARB-58's services were not required (QUIT 6805 |
dated’ 11 December 1964).
- . ©. Attachment No. 6 is a copy of an English-language bulletin
produced by AMSPELL without direct KUBARK support which is sent to —
recipients in the U.S. Pressure will be brought to bear on AMHINT=2
to drop this publication entirely on the grounds. that it is not the
purpose of AMSPELL to propagandize U, S. citizens.
B, FUNDS EXPENDED
1. Salaries - “$ 5,650.00
2. Operational Expenses . 10,903 .03
TOTAL $ 16,553.03
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1. 10,000 pamphlets on AMHINT~1 will be distributed to “Latin.
America and Cuba during January, AMSPELL is planning a hemisphere-wide
campaign in-an attempt to obtain the release of AMHINT~1 from prison,
}.. This campaign will probably not achieve its stated aim but should
result in considerable publicity on the nature of. the Castro regime.
- AMSPELL is preparing a draft leaflet illustrating the internal
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and. international failures of. the Castro regime during 1964, It is
planned to mail this leaflet to Cuba and Latin America,
‘ 3. The AMSPELL newspaper both in its pony and regular edition has
‘greatly improved in thé past few months, Nevertheless, the large
edition will be cut to 10,000 copies a month as this is. considered a
nore realistic figure for’ distribution.
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On AMHINT-1, CONSISTING CHIEFLY HIS LETTERS TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS WHICH
REFLECT AMHIAT=1°S IDEALISM AND COURAGE. PAMPHLET EXPECTED FROM PRINTER -
> JAN, .
4, FOR SAGO: REF REFERES TO PAGE 14 PAGE DOCUMENT DETAILING PRISON
CONDITIONS AND DENOUNCING COMMUNIST REGIME SIGNED BY AMHINT- 1 AND OTHERS ©
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SUGGESTIONS FOP GETTING LETTER PRESENTED FREL IN MANNER THAT WILL GET
FREI'S FAVORABLE ATTENTION AND ACHIEVE MAXIMUM PUBLICITY. CAN SAGO
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ACTION RUQUIRED REFERENCES “ . 7
‘REF: UFGA 21738, 2 Juno 1965
A, OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES
‘2. General . Sones
During the month of May, ANSPELL carried on its normal’ propa=
Ganda activities, Major emphasis in AMSPELL propaganda was given to:
- the Dominican crisis, | ; a
2. Propaganda Production
a.. 4,800 copies of the small AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to’. "f -
Cuba, The main themes of the issue were the Ninth World. Festival of
Youth in Algeria, the Dominican crisis, and the conversion of Cuban
universities into centers of communist indoctrination by the Castro
| regime. (Attachment.:No. 1, under separate cover,)
_b, The AMSPELL international bulletin was mailed to its usual
recipients during May. (Spanish edition -- 2,900 copies; French
edition 1,925 copies; English edition 1,925 copies), (Attachment
- No, 2, under. separate cover,) a ; : ;
. c, Miscellaneous press clippings and press releases on the
AMSPELL prisoners campaign. are enclosed as Attachment No, 3, under
separate cover.) . . . .
3. Radio Propaganda
; AMSPELL. continued its Monday programs on AMTHIGH and a local
station, Major propaganda themes during the month were: The Dominican
crisis with emphasis on Communist involvement; Cuban students in forced
labor in the cane fields, differences among ‘Communist student groups,
the situation among foreign students inthe Soviet Union,
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4. Other activities
a. Ac AMSPELL member attended May 20 celebrations in Paraguay
Sponsored by a local anti-Communist organization, The. AMSPELL representa
tive also visited other countries in Latin America on his return from
Paraguay to sremote the AMSPELL prisoners campaign and to try to
infiuence local student organizations on the Dominican crisis.
by Tye AMSPELL members at tended a UOHART seminar beginning
May 31, -
B, ‘FUNDS. EXPENDED
Salaries $ 3,000.00
Operational Expenses 4,500.00
Torah $ 7,500.00
C, FUTURE PLANS .
. A circular letter to “organizations. participating in the Communist
World Youth Festival in Algiers is being prepared,The letter will. cover
the situation of political prisoners in Cuba, the lack of basic freedoms
in ‘Cuba with emphasis on the recent purge of “homosexuals and degenerates
int the. universities and the armed forces,
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A. OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES , ‘
1, General,
During the month of April AMSPELL carried on its normal propa-
ganda activities, AMSPELL was also busy adjusting to the new reduced
budget which went into effect on 1 April. AMSPELL moved to less
expensive office space in April and’ dropped 10 people from tho AMSPELL
payroll, ASTHIGH broadcasts were reduced to one broadcast a week, and
the large AMSPELL newspaper was eliminated, The prisoners campaign
began to gain momentum in April but.the crisis in the Dominican Republic
made it very difficult to obtain publicity or maintain sustained
interest in the campaign,
2. Propaganda Production,
4, 800 copies of the small AMSPELL newspaper were mailed to
Cuba, this issue was dedicated mainly to the situation of prisoners
in Cuba, (Attachment No. 1, under separate cover.)
b. The AMSPELL international bulletin was ‘mailed to its normal
recipients during April, The Spanish edition was. produced in 2,900
copies (Attachment No. 2, under separate cover.) . The English and
French editions were produced in 1,925 copies each’ (Attachment Nos,
3 and 4, under separate cover.) ;
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a ec. A document on political prisoners in Cuba was matled to
Latin American and other international addresses, The Spanish version
was mailed in 10,000 copies and the English version in 5,000 copies
(Attachment Nos. 5 and 6). An open letter to the President of Chile
on the subject of political prisoners was disseminated in 5,000 copies
(Attachment No. 7, under separate cover.) Press releases and news
slips on the prisoners campaign are Gnclosed. (Attachment No, 8,
under separate cover.) yo,
d, Miscellaneous Press Releases ‘and Clippings are enclosed.
(Attachment No, 9, under separate cover.) / ;
3. Radio Propaganda, : u |
AMSPELL radio operations were reduced to a
_ Beginning 12 April
This program
15-minute program Monday on AMTHIGH and a local station,
is also played on several Latin American stations,
4.. Relations with Other Ofganizations. -
’ AMSPELL received a number of letters from groups and individuals
interested in information on Cuba. Some of the groups who wrote to
AMSPELL were: Portuguese University Center, World Assembly of Youth,
International Union of Young..Christian Democrats, Bolivian Students
Confederation, Union Civica Radical Youth of Argentina, Christian
Social Democratic Party Youtk of Colombia, International Institute of
Social Studies (CLASC), Mexican Newsmen Association, National Union
of Malaysian Students, and individual Mexican and Dominican Students.
(Copies of these letters are forwarded in Attachment No, 10, under
separate cover.)
B, FUNDS EXPENDED
Salaries $ 3,250.00
Separation payments 2,700,00
Operational expenses 3,850,00°
Extra WRUL payment 1,215,00
Extra mailing expense 903 .08
TOTAL | ; - $11,918.08
C, FUTURE PLANS
An AMSPELL member was invited by the Paraguayan group to visit
them for May 20 celebrations.
AMSPELL was also invited by the International Student Association
of Japan. to participate at an International Students Conference to
be held in Japan from July 12 to August 9, however, the station does
not intend te encourage AMSPELL participation,
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la libertad, fee eee . :
Con estos antecedentes de gran valor y valices, amén da sas de 20 acciones co-
mandos y dy infiltracicnes realazatas jor nuestros ima des .endes hombrss y ror |
ura pleyade do pitriotas que combaticron ¥ conbatea ea todes loa frentes de + :cfon
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aconeter acciones vitales pare que éste gran mancnto historico cinje cn la Libers~
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contra del CastroCominisso. Todos los cubsnos que deseen coupe a@ este Liana
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done credit to ¢ LBS and JFK Ad-
ministrations. LY i H i
mobs for 3 circus of Protest, the St ie;
Departinens he peice buttun and oa I
May 13 called, sentatives |
of federal law ens
figure out ways, ie protect Castro freon
When the saca arvived at the aigy
na, they were divestes of tt
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the fishing vessels for the freedom of |
survivors of Ue Apr a J lacding. ‘The
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gram to the Red Cruss
that they be i *
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returned lo Cem. . COO guajires cut and ry
a tons in 169 days; Castrat
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trea penta? .
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staged a Genon-
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alleged 8 there was evidence ft
1) Alpha-66 had launched its atiacks
froma U.S. territory, 2) Cobar
funds Ulegatly for taki
poses; and 3) cll of this was:
to auack a-nstion with wii
is “at peace, to wit: Cuba.”
Of the 37 items impoundsd, thoze of |
miliary significance were “one farce |
carton filicd with military-type wed i
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aoa US. atscoil ia Coanccticut.
his bail was sct at $19,009, then in-
explicably reduced to a mers $2,500
aad Sarcea asked to plead guilty to be,
i Ist off ona light sentence.
| anipans, say th the Cubase,
2 finvo 4 proo! chat ‘Alphas:
H rece linvoxec. a d its attacks fron U.S, soil,
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teens.” With such evidence, Army-
Navy sucplus stores could be indicted.
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tke names of contributors. fi
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contaieins
These heid special interest hecause the
wording in the wacrart found “fiasncial |
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4? If this seetion of Us flaw
Kod Impariially, how mieay
Jews woud today be under
ment for apenly soliciting funds for
the purchase of bellcose materials
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This author has no pusticular objec.
jon to fund-eaisine by Jewish grougs in
ke United Stztes. Cuban exiles certzinly
fo net, Indecd, Cuban Jews in exiis have
contriouted substactiaily to Is: war
lest, They are fuzieus when ihey, 5
Tubaas, Pry todo the same for the Hbera-
ion af their cveatry, only to find acouble
id st them. Nor are |
munist regime. Dat they argue that the
hail measures” n oy Cuban exile
As are not ciective and mecely serve
hiurrass he United States, Others
3 were
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' te fay the failure of his
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were, Aha T quate;
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Baer:
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3. Attached obtain from Johnny
O'Donnell, free-lance reporter/
writer, who has gained confidence
of Alpha 66 menbers tn Los
Angeles, Is there any interest
in thie type of information, as
noted in enclosures?
Enclosures;
Alpha 65 Notices of Meetings
and Propaganda
History of Alpha 66
Picture of Vicente Mendez
Tape of Meeting/Interview
with Los Angeles Leader
Miguel Talleza/Press
Interview with Andreas
Nazario Sargent, Alpha 66
Secretary General in US.
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‘for OSS (Musulia) . . .
Chief, Los Angeles Office
Alpha 66 Activities ‘in Loa Angeles Area
Your Speed uastet of 6 6 oct 70, Sane Subject
“he In a 3B Oct 70 daterview with Johnny 0’Donnell, free-lance
"reporter, ‘he made the following information available. regarding Co bn
‘subject matter: The head man is Miguel Talleda, who 1s exployed: oy
‘as an accountant. ac Hammer of California, Gardena. He has four
wl daughters, two: sons, and his wife baby-sits for neighbors in o¢der
_t0_earn. extra money. He fecelves about $1,000-a month. Talleda
appears to be honest, hatd-working, well disciplined and well:
organired, not overly emotional, strongly anti-Communiat and anti-
Castro. According ‘to ‘the Los Angeles Police Department, he has a
‘P.O. Box in his name in Alhambra. The No. 2 man i9 Nextor Aranguren, ©
also an accountant... He lives-in Alhambra, and is believed to be the
"bag man" who handles all money collected by the organization. It
‘ta the custom of Alpha 66 to faform their supporters how auch money
they receive. The raily in April 1970 at the Embassy Aud itoriua in
_ Los Angeles netted them approximately $2, 200.
2: One of ‘the staunch supporters of Alpha 66 is a pr. (fav)
DeCespedes, PhD, the granddaughter of Carlos Manuel DeCespedes, the
. Father “of the Cuban independence who fought against the Spanish in
1868, She spoke. at the Maywood American Legion Post Alpha 66 Rally
ia Atiguat 1970.5."
3. The following . are Southern California city delegates: Eligio
Vichot from Redondo Beach; Lorenzo Alfonso, from Fullerton, their
| most flery speaker, who owns 4 janitorial service business; Pedro
- Sanchez from Culver. City; Marcos Peralta, Huntington Park.
Sanchez,
Peralta, and Talleda flew to San Francisco with top man Andreas Nazario
Sargeant Of Miami when he visited Los Angeles in August 1970.
“'&. O'Donnell said thé Alpha 66 ‘training cacp is somewhere in
Mexico but they may move it to Central America as the Cubans are
worried that the Mexicans might sell them out. .
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5. From what O"Donnell has’ been able to piece together from
meetings and discussions with Alpha 66 members, he believes another
raid attempt into. Cuba will take place in about four- “five moaths.
He will continue to apprise us of whac he learns.
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(: Rev, Case. ssn Alpha 66 6 Activities in Loe Angeles
“| REVERENCE: ua-677-70, dated ib oct 7 oct ‘70
1. This 1¢ now case opened to your office.
2.. wn/cubs/opo hae again. expressed interest in referent ©
aétivities and vould appreciate sny further elaboration and
amplification of Paragraph four, Any poselbdle additional data
would be very helpful such as location of canpe; hov many men
| are involved in training; key personalities connected with
‘training; funding channels; equipaent or any other pertinent
information would be most welcome, .
JAMES R, MURPEY
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hu ad see _ oo . * . your retention. We will be glad
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ATTN : OSS (Musiilin) a
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‘ SUBJECT: Case 55515 - Alpha 66 Activities in Los Angeles
. REP 1 Your memo dtd 23 Oct 70, sama subject
; - 1. Subsequent interviews with Johnny O'Donnell resulting from
reference, disclosed he has had. tio personal contact with the Alpha 66
. : group in the last two. months due to personal financial reasons. He.
ku --/ aid his funds are depleted and he has had to spend all of his time
: looking for publishers that will -pay for his contributions. He was
tinable: to answar the questions posed in reference at this time. As
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confidence of the group) they are looking to him for publicity, i.e.,
"to tell it like it is." .
2, O'Donnell said as far as “funding channels" are concerned
Alpha 66 does its own fund raising, such as with rallies, dinners,
and "nickel and dime" contributors. He does not know of any single
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casa 5s15 = naga 66 sii in Los Angeles
woo» Le Periodic. wacking with ‘Johnny O'Donnell regarding his con-
.. tacts with Alpha 66. people has proved negative. 0 ‘Donnell is
hurting financially, as reported in LA 1024-70, and he is trying
Oo Garn a Aiving. by writing articles for various publications. He
é6ls his first-concern is to hia family (a pregnant wife), so he
ds devoting his time ‘to Anything that will pay off. He ig not
bitter; and gaid if he doeg.learn anything in the future tegarding
the ‘Activities of Alpha 66,- ‘he will certainly pass it along, but he :
will, not go out to get at at ‘this ‘time.
a 2. It is our_baitetthat nothing more from O'Donnell will be
forthcoming an | lose. We know of no other SOUrCES +
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SUBJECT: Ramparts:. John Garrett UNDERHILL Jrt,
sO ~ ‘Samuel George CUMMINGS, and
INTERARMCO >
a 1. Ramparts of June 1967, Vol. 5, No. 12, pp- 28-29, contains:
; the following passages about Subjects: 2
_. “The day after the assassination, Gary Underhill left
' Washington in a hurry. Late in the evening he: showed up
at the home of friends in New Jersey. He was very agitated.
A small clique within the CIA was responsible for the as-
sassination, he confided, and he was afraid for his life and
probably would have to leave the country. Less than six
. months later Underhill was found shot to death in his
Washington apartment. The coroner ruled it suicide.
"J. Garrett Unde rhill had been an intelligence agent
during World War I and was a recognized authority on limi-
‘ted warfare and small arms. A researcher and writer on
military affairs, he was ona first-name basis with many of
‘the top brass in the Pentagon. He was also on intimate terms
with a number of high-ranking CIA officials--he was one of
' the Agency's ‘un-people' who perform special assignments.
At one time he had been a friend of Samuel Cummings of
“Interarmco, the arms broker that numbers among its cus-
‘tomers the CLA and, ironically, Klein's Sporting Goods of
Chicago, from whence {sic/ the mail-order Carcano alleg-.
edly was purchased by Oswald. : :
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“The friends whom Underhill visited say he was sober
but badly shook. They say he attributed the Kennedy
‘murder to a CIA clique which was carrying on a lucrative
racket in gun-running, na rcotics and other contraband,
_and manipulating political intrigue to serve its own ends.
Kennedy supposedly got wind that something was going on
and was: killed beforé he could ‘blow the whistle on it'.
“> Although the friends had always known Unde rhill to be
. ‘petfectly rational and objective, they at first didn't take
‘his account seriously. ‘I think the main reason was,!
‘explains the husband, ‘that we couldn't believe that the
. ‘CIA could contain a corrupt element every bit as ruth-
- lesé--and more efficient--as the mafia.*
"The verdict of suicide in Underhill's death is by no
a means convincing. His body was found by a writing
-. gollaborator, Asher Brynes of the’ New Republic. He ;
Shad been shot behind the left car, and an automatic pistol
* was under his left side. Odd, says Brynes, because ,
Underhill was right-handed, Brynes thinks the pistol
was fitted with a‘silencer, and occupants of the apartment
building couid not recall hea ring a shot. Underhill obvi-
ously had been dead several days. .
. "Garry-Underhill's chilling story is hardly implausible. :
_Ag a spy apparatus the CIA is honeycombed with ‘self- an
contained cliques operating without any real central control... on
2. A check of Agency records has yielded the following information.
about John Garrett UNDERHILL Jr.
a. DPOB: 7 August 1915, Brooklyn. |
b. Attended high school in Brooklyn and was graduated
from Harvard in 1937.
c. Died 8 May 1964.
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d. Wasa pictorial journalist for Life, 1938-1942.
e. Ordered to active duty-with MIS, Washington, as
_ a second licutenant, on 8 July 1945. Served with MIS ————.. -
for 2-1/2 years, working on technical and photographic
, headings for MIS publications, evaluation of intelligence,
and enemy uniforms, insignia, weapons, etc. “On.
“9 October 1945 received a War Department staff ‘citation
for superior workin military intelligence. Left active
duty in May 1946. °. ;
{. CLA memoranda of February and October 1949 _
“ show that there was interest by the New York office of
OO, Contacts Division, in using Subject as a contact for
foreign intelligencé.., Name checks were conducted with
various military. members of the intelligence community,
but these yielded insufficient information, and OO was
advised that contact should bé developed with caution, on
a limited basis, and that Subject was not to receive in-
formation classified higher than confidential.
gy On12 March 1957 national agency checks were
again. requested on Subject because of interest by the
- Office of Security. , :
h. A UP article of unknown date cites an article written
by UNDERHILL for Esquire. The article-described the U.S.
Army as shockingly weak, The UP piece stated that
UNDERHILL served in military intelligence in World War
Il and Korea. UNDERHILL said that he had served as a con- ~
sultant [probably in 1956/ to an Army coordinating group.
i, A report of 6 August 1954. from the Office of Security,
ts between UNDERHILL .
and one Herman AXELBANK, who was trying to acll photo-
graphs of Soviet military subjects. UNDERHILL reported ~
these_contacts to the FBI and to CLA. In November 1949
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reply. ; a °. . .
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UNDERHILL visited Washington to catl the attention of CLA to
certain ANELBANK pictures and was acvised that Colliers. _
might be interested in some of them for an article on Russia, |
UNDERHILL discussed AXELBANK, with "Ricky" Haskins of
3. On the basis of the foregoing an inquiry was made of direc-|
ded the attached
ut Samuel George CUMMINGS,
4. The following information abo c
ile and from information
201-178343, was compiled from his 201 f
provided by the Office of Security and by CiCLSPG. :
a. His date and place of birth are 4 February 1927,
Philadelphia. “ ye mo ;
b. He entered on duty with CLA a3 a staff employee ,
in December 1950. He was then a GS-% assigned to —
Ground Branch, Weapons ‘and Equipment Division, OSL. -
In January. 1952 he was transferred to the Office of
Procurement and Supply. During 1952/1953 he travelled
abroad extensively, buying foreiga weapons. .
c. He married a German rational acd consequently
resigned in November. 1953, when he Decame a career ;
agent in Guatemala.
4. Cables of the 1951-1952 period siate that
CUMMINGS waé then buying arms for CLA and that
the arms were intended for resistance elements
behind the Iron Curtain..— - .
e. On 17 August 1954 CUMMINGS became the |
he(G1A-owned cormpanies known’ 2.
porarior and Interarmco
Swuserland, and
principal agent oft
as Ynternational Armatnent Cor
Lt, both incorporated in Ganada,
the U.S. CUMMINGS engaged in sharp practises in =
his conduct of business and was 2ls0 extremely diffi-
- eult to control. , :
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f. A1957 cable states that a business man in:
Panama, an Agency source, knew CUMMINGS. to
- be providing information to the FBI and also knew
him to be "careful about keeping the appropriate ;
U.S. Government agencies informed of his deals."
g.. In early 1958 CUMMINGS assumed sole. ~
ownership of International Armament Corp. and | |
vol. Interarmco. (An Agency audit established the =Y
net worth of these companies as $219, 000. 00.
CUMMINGS bought them with a non-interest bearing
promissory note in the amount of $100, 000,° payable
in four annual inatallments of $25,000, and certain
items of inventory which had 4 cost value of $67, eon
and a market.value of $250,000. These items were
to remain the property of CIA, and their cost was,
to be returned to the Agency after they were sold. oy
‘on 28 June 1961 the West. German publication
Der Spiegel reported that CUMMINGS had been em-
ployed by CIA as an arms expert during the Korean
War. and. that he had cooperated with CLA in » supplying,
arme to various trouble spots".
{. Shortly after. CUMMINGS: left his stafi position
for Interarmco, contact with him was established by
the WH Division. This contact was taken over by
C/CI/SPG iw September 1954. (CUMMINGS knows :
him only by alias.)> This contact is still maintained:
Until recently the principal purpose was to dispose ~\
of arms,(and CIA made.a sizeable profit on these a4} |
tranaactisns.) The current contact is not operational,
It is not based ona project, and no payments are
made to CUMMINGS who volunteers information’ re-
_ sulting from his extensive travels and high-level
contacts. An operational clearance for CUMMINGS!
use by the CI Staff as an informant was granted in
March 1958.
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j. On 4 January 1962 the Rome periodical Vie Nuove
‘stated that.CUMMINGS was hired by CLA as an expert
_in arms and ballistics.
ook in:December 1962 the Office of Security recom-.
. mended ‘against his use by Domestic Contact Service as
a source, and in December 1964 the CI. Staff advised that :
' it had no operational interest in Subject.
(Comment: As
wae ‘noted above, this statement is correct, because
Subject's activity is ‘not directed by the © Agency. He...
: volunteers information: }
1. An Interagency Source Register memo to ACSI,
dated 1 June 1965, stated that at that time there was
"Wo record of a current (operational interest in Subject. "
m, An Agency report of 24 February 1966 cited.
CUMMINGS, as trying to procure military equipment
from ‘Communist Bloc countriea on behalf of DIA.
n. Agency reports of February and a May 1967
stated that CUMMINGS had been in close contact with
the BND (West German foreign intelligence service)
for’ a year or more, that he had been given require-
ments by the. BND, and that these included lists of.
Soviet and Bloc arms for procurement. It was also
“reported that he showed a BND representative a copy
of a purchase order for the procurement of a Soviet
T-54 tank, the order having originated with DIA.
BND officials have often stated that CUMMINGS isa
CIA agent.
o. A form dated 1 June 1967 was directed to the
Interagency Source Register by "DA", presumably ;
Department of the Army.
5. Agency records contain numerous references to
INTERARMCO, 5 ;
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6. It is noted that UNDERHILL, CUMMINGS, and
INTERARMCO have not appeared to date in any press or
classified reports of the Garrison investigation in New
Orleans, with. the tenuous exception: of the Ramparts article
cited at the outset of this memorandum.
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Emilio SANTANA Galindo ~ 201-335856
CI/R&EA Memorandum, dated 22 June 1967,
same subject,
‘subject's file was
information in’ Headquarter's files with any additional
information which would be of. value in judging the effect
on the Agency of- Subjects" being investixated by Garrison
and/or NBC.
2, Our review shows that Subject was recruited by.
the Agency in- October 1962, not 1960 as. was reported in an
earlier memorandum,
He was given limited training for use
as an urea guide on an infiltration operntion in which: he. wl
partici{pated during the latter. part of May 1963, Te,
exfiltrated-with hls family about’ one week after being
infiltrated and was subsequently terminated,
Subject
3,. Listed below are the staff and agent personnel,
in true name, who have been in contact with Subject and may
be known to him by truc name, alins or nickname,
A) | STAFF
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(eugene E. Norwinsk1l o3
Robert G, L. Wall
Lilian R. Stegal1lO%
Vernon J, GoertzjJg3
obert Clark Stevons ir) o3
Robert Charles Bachmang] 03
Dewey A, Stinson p3
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201-315825 Jose NUNEZ Paez
201-310132 -Alicio NUNEZ Paez
201-294452 Otto GINER Alonso
Donald D, Wevor} 03 sate
201-291237 ‘Jose Enrique DAUSA Alvarez
'201-320029 Raul QUESADA Freire
201-341236 ‘Alberta RUIZ Falcon
201-294671 © Joaquin POWELL Rubio
"201-739710 Jose Luis FORNELL Jacinto
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Juan Luis COSCULLUEIA Iduate
Manuel ‘VIERA Rodriguez
Juan Carlos JIMENEZ Jimenez .°-
Dicgo Mario GIMENEZ Cadenas
Neriberto SARDINA Del Campo
4, Neither Station JMWAVE nor Readquarters have any
record of Subjects whereabouts
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SUBJECT. Villian Wayne DALZELL - (ao1-t26265)
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jesk ddis. Ababa] Station traces on Subject, who was in
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27 JUN 1969
--MEMORANDUM FOR: G/AF/6
6DOLI9A
. SUBJECT _; William Wayne DALZELL
1. Subject fa of interest to this office because of hie
connection with the Garrison investigation ‘of the. John’ Kennedy
Ao saasination.
2. .Subject's 20! file, which is encloved with this
memorandum, indicates that he had: contact with our station in
Base. Avava}in 1956.
S Request desk and station traces to obtain ‘additional
Field traces should not be made outside the station.
Donovan E. Pratt
DC/CI/R&A
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G2 Penetration Action on Against ASISPELL. Organization | and_ “Other Groups"
ACTON PIAL PUR. : ‘ia PURUMEN
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References; A. WAVE-3286, 14 January 1963 MICROFILMIZD
B. UFGA-7027, 28 December 1962 (RYDAT) ; ; ;
C. UKGA=7038, 20 December 1962 _ FEB 4 1963.
D. UrGA-7247, 12 January. 1963. (RYBAT) 3
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UFGA-7322, 17 January 1963— DOC. MICRO. GER,
MEXI-2629, 13 December 1962 . '
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. 1, On 4 January)1963 AMUINT-27 mot tienfgeasroncad in Hew 2,2,
* York City, and QuaNTUM-SD advised him that Jorge *MEDINA Bringuier, |
the Eceretary Genera) ‘of -AMSPELL ifn PBRUMEN Ge? agent. .
MEDINA and} *AEDO (fnu), who was: nasd_hy [vast =SO)to: pe_on the
ASPELL Natlogal Frecutl yay were actually G-22penetratlons.: They.”
planned to “roll up" the cotire AMSPELL orwnak mand “others 2."
vroups" in one sweep and then escape by beat and: contact ANEONT-§3
in the JMWAVE area. MEDINA was in contact sith AMEUNT=53 while itn
‘PBRUMEN and planned to use] AMHINT-53 to -estabtish hiss bona fides _
wlth KUGARK. 2 yaw: Bie atiee
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_ Beasts further ‘advised that an pyewtission of the:
two G- 2» agents, MEDEINA and AEDO, was to make ‘contact with [den A
lu Getermine » hat - CRS hh it played : “in antl- CASTRO aetivittes. © The
secretary of RUANTE! | bee mal friend of
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4. ‘Reference C is a chronological summary of AMHINT-33's
activities subsequent to his infiltration in PBHUMEN, and his
‘contacts with Chelin, the brother of AMFRET-7. AFRET=7's arrest
was reported in Reference BB. The AMFRET-7 Case Officer states
that both AMFRET-~7 and his brother were arrested, after shooting *S4-f
it out with G-2 and being wounded. Olas noted in Reference D, 9 <-T en
AMFRET-7's arrest was made after [QUANTUM-55 ]and Blanca PeMARTINEZ Say
de_Ueya, aka “Cuca,” gka_ "Cuchi, brought MEDINA, ANSPELL’s National™ |
Military Coordinator for Reception and Supply, to Iden A where
MEDINA recognized AMHINT-33. AMHINT-33 said MEDINA was an old
friend of bis and had lived ncar hin, RE G2 PANE TRAE
Acanehar ets rgedc ee
S$. AMHINT-33 said further that his brother knows MEDINA, at’
MEDINA ts the man whom AMHINT-33 used in 1961 to check up on *REBELLOS
(fnu), the FEU Scerctary General in PBRUMEN. AMHINT=33 added in -
his S/W Message 11 of 10 December 1962 that “his friends" are still
in jail,
8. Reference E transmitted a iectter written by AMHINT-33
on 29 Docember 1962 in which he states that G-2 infiltration is so
Rreat that he considers it impossible to organize anything, am he
indicates that some of the agents, as in this cane, have been infil-
trated for more than two years. He presumably means infiltrated
into anti-CASTRO organizations and/or activities.
af e847, Relative to the “other groups" mentioned in para. 1
above, AMHINT-33's Case Officer belteves that AMHINT-33 is probably
rid preferring to the MRR, the MRP, the MDC and the 30th of November «.?
TEE ‘Froups. Tho "friends" mentioned in Para. 5 y be one Eduardo 5/4
F*BRINGAS, ‘who is about 23 years of age, onc fGOUMI (fnu), and others.
previously. referred to but not identified by~ AMHINT-33 ; they may
have worked for AMHINT-33 RE ¢- 2 _Puineranrien Ck FINO TLL
ran ERG en (ay
8. JMWAVE traces on the individuals involved in this plot— -- -
offer little concrete information.
a. It is notod that Jorge NEDINA ‘Bringuier is listed
on Page 13 of Attachment C to UFGA-1977 as an MRR member, with
listed aka of Carlos PRADO. JNWAVE tracing identifies one Carlos
PRADO as “a brother of Raul, the head of G-2 in Las Villas Province," ]-
as.reported in HAVA-6437, 5 October 1960; there is no further informa
tion on this Carlos PRADO. However, the original source of the infore
ation given in Attachment C of UFGA-41977 was a letter brought out
of PBRUMEN by AMSTRUT-1 about early July 1962. Said letter contained
a $25 money order, issued at Station No. 9, New Orleans, on
16 March 1962, for Jorge MEDINA. Bringuicr and ‘purchased by Maria
Teresa MEDINA. The envelope, addressed to Sra, Consuelo.C. de
RIVAS in Mexico City, bore the notation, “For Carlos PRADO," and
contained a note, “This money order for $25 is for Carlos PRADO
from his nother,” in addition to the moncy order. There is one
' Carlos PRADQ in Mexico. He is studying engineering and is the a
brother ofCfaystine PRADO Ga arcla, an engineer who works close to at
"Che" GUEVARA ‘and is of currgnt KUTUBE fnrorester;Fauctine PRADO |,
is married to Clara ARTIME, sister of Josefina ‘ARTIME, who ts}! +
a close friend of AMGLEN-9,/and She is atso of current?KUTUBE interest
When AMSTRUT-2, who could have given this letter to AMSTRUT-1 to
“take out of PBRUMEN, was in Mexico City she called Caflos PRADO by °
telephone at 249769 and to!d him that she was-.a frien# of his mother.
_ This PRADO family is a Jarge one, and includes anothe brother, cA
Angel, who is in Spain,’ a sister who is a nun in Ita¥y, and cia |\
brother who is a doctor in New York City. Additiona] data could
be secured on this family from ANSTRUT-2 if desired.{ However, it
seems probable that ¢his money order may have ‘been chia in Cuba
by Jorge MEDINA and. ‘purchased, sooner or later, by the mother of the
Carlos PRADO who ig currently a student in Mexico. copy of the
material carried ont by AMSTRUT-1 is being forwarded] herewith. It
will be noted thaf.a part of the attachment was disseminated as
UFG —1239, 13 July 1962. [
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oye ‘Tt is ‘further noted that JMWAVE files show'one st
“Yongo" listed: ‘on Page 14 of Attachment C. to UFGA- 4977 as captured a
‘and sentenced to 30 years in prison. . This infermation came. fron
UFG-779, 12 January 1962, which was bascd on on ANCUTLER-1 intercept
of a report from the ‘MRR Acting Internal Coordinator tn PBRKUMEN ‘
to Hipolito LAZARO, the MRR Internal Coordinator temporarily in
PRPRIME, sent via -the [Argentine Diplomatic Po ony There was no
further’ identification of this “Mongo.” < 34
. ec. It is noted that Reference F tdentifios Jorge
HAEDO as 4 former anti-Castrista who was: tortured and doubled by.
“the PBRUMEN Government; HAEDO’ appears to be the correct spelling.
da. "Cuca" or "Cuchi" MARTINEZ, who has held the position
of AMSPELL National Coordinator for Civil Resistance, is a personal
friond.of AMCOG-3 and.family. She is believed to have taken asylum
“in the Mexican Embassy. | SW Message 12 from ANCOG-3, dated _. ol
$1
8 December 1962 and received 12 December, reported that QUANTUM-
advised "Cuca!" to hide or be cautious because MEDINA had~ turned o'
to be a G-2 member. The message said that this was learned from -
AMSPELL prisoners and that, during interrogation, they were asked
many questions about "Cuca" and AMCOG-2. .
9. When the AMHINT-53 security review mentioned in Reference A
is reget vede. additional investigation ua necessary will be made at
JMWAVE,
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tne woth Ihows ‘hia tut dosen't knov Whore sho ¢an see hine Ren-nbor that. 308k ts”
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‘a telly trustvorthy boy called Alejandro. : - :
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wll Dre LAZAGS that X don’t write to his about the oftoir bocnuse it is caster’
for a: to write ‘to you, Sut that he anf this boy should havo © relations, oad & vith
Cent om! with. yous ‘
> give the support to LAZAGA togothor wath - the Excentivs, bocaisa Lt vould be
fnpocsible to only ong porson, ond for the case it vas loft in our hands. You soo that —
ths oxscutivo ovor thore is fully answorable ‘to us and that vay thore vill bo no
prodlezae :
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Toll Tonos that tho nova I sont hin about” Dos Atos vas through, ‘a contest which
T cals vith our brotherein-lav De "co is willing to work and baz psople in tis arca,
end clzo in tho Gast. I boliova that a lot can bo dona up there. Dosidas, Soto 7
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Toll Tazas te lct no work also in thut arca, whach is mine and of ny p-oplo, 7.12 that
tz ho gives authorizatios thet wo can send a guorrilla dard to work with thi.
c? course, this quorzilla chosen by us to avold thoir sending poozle of the s
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P20pla, that io, wo vould stort @ var in all the provinoa, sleins tnd ovorzthinge !
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tchorrow.s 56 tho SeWe which Z sont: vill arrivo. later if f- CORT oot at tokon with” i
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Nathonsd Gnordinatos, 8nd Jose Antonio ADUSONTS, sie Bias Coordinator, bod. me .
Q mestiss and adopted. tsa fodloving agrocnentss.
ECR. That fn view of ths present situation of our Bovenont angtho ccncrel |
Cwateoegea of the count=7, wo have dockded to ehangs tho organization Of tho aovencnt,
- Wate vill row be ecaposed a9 followss @) eno Civiltoa Rational: Goordinator, end
(Sc) Oa military Sottenal Goordinator. an ‘previous § Scorstariats Se detontnettons
om_ St cy ‘etve | full ‘eutonoay, with regard to siactioning; wo ‘tho civilian ond
rirdeedy Coordinations. Tus, each will function soparatolye wo.
SI To give fall support end recognition os GONZAL DeLDOATE in exile of
our ravcciat, to'Dre Joae Zonacte” LAZAGA and to the exvoutive azpointed by hin vith .
tho cutisrization of the provious National Coordinattons “
FULT Ao. result of tho SECOND soroansnt rogerding autonoay in the functioning
of ths xational Coordinstions, wo egroe to acoopt the Riorarchy in tho ommend oZ tho
tell mscutive Of our Hovonont in oxile, with the provision that tho ordsra originating
froa thio Exocutive will be. compliod with in scoordancs with our oapadilitios and
ta:ine inte consideration that as we are in the National Territory wo. have batter
mmovlceg2 of tho rosl situation vhich ve are undergoing.
Sica:d dy Mgoberte CASAS and Jose Antone AQUWINTE exclusively, os tho rost
of ths usadors of the provious NATIONAL COORDINATION are in prison vith tho oxcostion
of tr./ S110, ox Coontinator of Civic Rosistance ho is in aoyluns
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ATTEVEIGN RXRESTED: PUYRuCAGS/NUUEE. Oy
1. &m O April 192, (Zose Antonio Sacurn!. das
‘(ete “cue”}, born _
od G19 Meridian Ave., Apt. C-10] Mianl Seach, telesone [JE 2-26h1,| was
: tervieved. ae) See
2. Source safd that Curing the revelutica he v6 a menber of the
DR in the Univeraity af Nebana. After the revolution he vent to the
University of Orintie, Santiago de Ube, oo eventually become the DRE
chief for the city. In regerc. to bis fcrner. DR association he had no
operational leacs, clatning that oll contact with TR menbers ‘terminated
in 1959, and he knew no one who attalnec any stature in the Castro
Government. , :
3. As DRO chief for Seatlaco, the source claimed that he hal 50
members who he considered well organizes and capable of any type of
action. He caid that there were, and arc, oSner members, but he docs ¢-
not consider tuea in the same category with She Fe who ore organized. into
cells. Ie said cach cell has nine nen. There ave four cells Pree
University of Criente and tvo in the Ufgn ‘sehool. ~
kh. He said that he left Santiago in March 1962 and turned.the DRE
over to his deputy. He then vent to Rabane sat informed the DRE leader-
ship that the second in commend hal tekea over end he wes told that...
Vobana voulé initiate contact with the nev leater. (iéte: Since close
relations ere maintained by the JISMIAVE Stczion end the DRE, no attenpt
was made to press the source for nas ang aiaresses, ¢te., as this in-
formation can be obtained in subsequent outside cebricfings. The JMYAVS
Officer respensible for the DRE operational matters was inforne ,
source's errival end processing.) : ee 4"
5. Source said that -at the tine he ists Santiago, the ,
the Catholic student organization was trying to make contact with the .
DRE and he believes that by this tine tis ecntact.has been made.- . He
said thet. the DRE member vio was following this matter, and wh would
follow through, was ea blinc person. Co .
6. Listing tke: arms and supplies in the possessicn of the. DRE in
Sentiago, the source said that it nas about 5-c peuncs of plastic remain-
ing out of a shipment of 20 pounds which was received fron the DRE in
Habana. Ee ssid the DRE in Sentiago placed vex>s in places where the
: expiosion would not injure enyone. As fer as arms are concerned the
source said thet the DRE in Santiago has tea '§ caliber pistols; five
a ‘ 36 caliber pistols; one H-3} and one Torker” pune :
7. The source furnished the following MUNVEE-t:pe information:
11 April lyx, Santingo de Cuba; Koni accress: f/o Elisa Securn Cas03,| 00.
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a. MMe cata that his fatier is in {atl ia Puerto Boniato,.
ané that {n order to try and get hin free, thé source went to sce Kafor |
Delernino “Anibal” Castilla, the chief of training for the Patna Soriano
Military Yacaxqnent, whom he knew froa their days in the Santiago High
Sehool. Source sade his plea ba “Anibal” told hia that before he could
act upon it, he would have to tedk to the source for five hours in order
to determine his political orientation. The source: replied taat: he odd
not cone to talk politics but to pieced for his father.» "Anibal" |
ancwered that he vould think ebout i$ and call the. source one. Bd ‘oF
another, but he never called. Source thought that this story: ae
ly demonstrated the’ (Comantst) political orientation of "Anibal.
bs ‘The Drother of "Antbal” (pera 6a above) ts "Dertico”
Castilla, first name possibly Alberto. [Me resigned froa the arny ana
is now living in Santiego, but the source is not clear on "Bertico! a"
political orientation. i
c. Flectra Fernandes, the vife of Mendez Ceninche (the
Sentiago C-2 chief), is no longer the civil head (comf{astonado) ‘of
Santiago. Ghe is now the Fresicens am the Fecerecion ce Jiujeres -Subanas.,
ae _ @. The seuree has given a complete military nap of. Orien
Province to the DRE member he left in charge of Santiago DRE (see:
pe qabove). Information is: passed fron Sentiaco to the DRE in Habana
Mi Ai we ” *the latter, in turn, is to forwerd te int forantion: to the States.
e. Source said that his centacts wio work in Hicaro report: -
N . that the Nicaro-Mayari Arriba aren {ts restricted and thet > unknowa a ty
of nilitary installations ore being constructed.
' " f, ° The foreign instructors in the University. of Oriente ‘con-"
sist of Czechs and Chileans. ‘Tze Creches have sterted a nev medical .
sehool in the university end the Ciileans. have taken: over the Business
Adcinistration Courses. oo
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Onelio Julian Garcia Gonsaiees a MS a7. se. ra = » 3Me/a)
‘Jose Antonio Saduent Casass Av2 895 803 (sss UPA. see),
, Raul Sanchez Rodrt quent r az 875 O7% _ ee rsa. = fe)
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Bai lio Alejandro Arressagtat aR 995 266 (sts was = 386)
Manuel Ofrda-Ce aller a R YS C86. (ose ura < rau6/>. oo
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Joaquin Antonio License 8 Jimenos! AL ays 93), GE UFOL = “wsAD)
Antonio &.'8 par. hatrerot Ai 903 0% ( uma « 38M)
“Penald Acrmazith Boudets. aw 903 OL) {3ss Ursa = LEAS)
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a doscript. Cubin national whe was ‘st cadent at thy University of abana
Country Cuba 6
Subj (ca below different reports)
1, . student resistance organizstion in babana ie the Dirsotorio
. Re-oluotonarie betudtantty (vB, Srutent Revoluts: nary Ulrectory).
One of its leaders sa[Lootar Gz Gazoia ‘Foscteal eho de tha chief of finns
for Habana Province. Shit (Roberto “Suiptatros Santiso|te the gomral
coondin: tor of the DRE, Ho bes an vaternal line of covmunication, |
running out of Cuba, throu.h an ‘official of oh [lrualnyen inte ay|in
Habana, (Buintase replaced iucards dl soxunocaaix x Honerdea) woo io,
also known as (Fi) “wus ch Chino® (ths Crinum) The otter was
arrested by tho Cuban security forces in January 1962 and is presently
in prisan.
2. The DR hus a clandestine propazjania no-rpaper cailed Irizchera, |
butxtke, it is publish ona very Levgular basis.
3. In or-:er to finance Ats activities tho DRE sells bonds in one and
i five peso denominations. hoxsever, &.caus> of the seturity. concitions in
Cuba, one must be very eererui in eclling the bonds or else hy my sell
one to a <:ovea nment asent tho are ecnstantly frying to provaxe oppositionists _ _
. & During the later part of Fetrvazy 1962 two bombs exploded in tho RETUR URNTO CIA
Univeraity of abana. It was said <hat the bosbing was dons by the Pre tot ne Use On
. . ; Not Reprod OdUOS -
USe BR RePOnT~ SAMs S -Uhce ; : 7.
_ The section of Habana known as Alturas del Bosque (roughly, the
Beights of the woods) is being heavily fortified ty the Cuban Uovernment. . _
[fro 179 AIBR :
This area 1s located on tho north side of 23rd Streef{/// above tho , esos
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woetrn chore of the Alnendares ivr. It is paid that incortant gore roacnt
official: also live in tris area. Maverthejess, Seek this section hag a combard ing
Vievaaxamxthe of the city of lhranae
i Bia RePUnTeo Saks SUN |
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In an ny cine an Hutena on! un: G March 1962, the date of wy
departure; I new suw more than 3 Cuban air force detk Plenes in the air
at ono tims. I have tlked to my frienis, purtiontarly one who lives
Dour Uw eiratrip at Carpo Libertad, an no ons hia e.un mom then this,
muber in ths air at ons tines This leaves us to boifove thit the
alr forou dove no; bive ag nary Rte ea thy oar they haves ;
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1. Forvarded under Separate cover per reference B request are Subject
codes and related inforzation.. Please note tnat the second code does not
_ Contain the "11" of the Spanish alphabet as dees the first code. If .
accessable, sources should be contacted for code-check, . ;
; 2. In submitting the. information the three DRE representatives -. epee
requested to be interviewed jointly. Spokeeman for the group was [Adolfo OF ce
BARRO Carcial A fourth refugee, [Rafael SANTASA Vares} éntered POPRIME with
the DRE entartieee og : oe os me
oy oy ye ep _ -
J NS &e {idol fd Banno barcia ekd rrTo DPOB - 30 Sep 1943, Quomade de
ALL - s.2¢cnGulngs, Las Villas, Subject was-a at ent until April 196f, Me isa
co tr, monber of the Directorio Revolucionario Estudiantil (uae) tn Sagua la
Ke Grande, Les Yills aod 16 the: regional coordinator for the DAK in the
ac‘, ft. afea comprised of Corralillo, Rancho Veloz, Quemads da Cuinés, “Teabela
— Se Samia, Sitiesito, Sitio Crande, —
SALYAT in Mion, pa guy plan to retum to Cuba.
Jf: omandes tincd 1 -alavai hug 1943, Saga
be fFermandes ‘ARCO Hermandez aka! anal pos ~ 22 1943 a
_. la Crandey Las Villss... i c ah OO ~
JS tive *anvel antontefatzeanss Peres exa“eecrea, . DPOB - 18 Jan 1943
Santa CleFa, Las Villas, a
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Attachments; 1 oa, averes A/ed » hie | vA
G-I2O- 14.
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Vo dee cy SANTANA Aivares) DPUS = 7 \ovember 1932, Las villes. wet
Subject” chauffeiir (taxi-driver) and plans to be at+7750 \ormandy _
Drive, Apt. 2, Miami, Florida, while in PUPRIME, He stated that ke resided
Qf at [Bemaza 0,210) Havana;: ‘iba. Though he was not a menber of any
clafdestine group, he assisted the ‘RR ErOUP | in Caibarien and just recently.
‘assisted others to leave the-country. ect and the. aforementioned
i uba oi ne he Nbart] ¥ BLASCA ESTRELLA TRELLA Jowied: by” ERA. 4
r [Israel ‘TA-A Alvares|, who dropped thea 0),
} iis others out that were posed. to
‘meet them, ‘yut they missed their: connestions. Dubject's group departed
\ from Leabela de Samis, Las Villas 34 January 1962.a¢ approximately 2400 houre.
On 22 December 1961 a group of approximately twenty m. iitiamen and“men from
the ORI were drinking in. various bars and displaying the Communist. flags
a y wo Anyone who appeared to be unsympathetic was beaten, They. alse went to
7" Kc is _. the homes of soma. who wore suspected. of being antl-Castroites: and would
Ue" beat them also. They beat up approximately twenty pereons. This took
wae ‘Place in Caibarien, Las Villas, Subject was ons of many. arrested between.
22 ‘and 26 December. Wher they were taken to s restaurant across froa
the C~-2 office, Subject managed to escape. The other three men that
Antoni OBRECON > Mayo ‘of Gaidarten, Las villas
Une TOXO (nickname) le tho head of the 0-2.40 Caibarien
‘(fnu) VIIZASON is the assistant ta Trorxo cea
Evaristg“HoRRERA, who also works on a boat transhipping sugar feom Cayo.
a ranges. to Caibarien, Lag Villas . : 7
RobertoA0)0s BSPON JC So
Luci DosTAIA, “Sianit TAJA and four écher bréthera =.) -
Guile NTANA, dndres’ SAs TAA, Lorenz@“SA.TASA i
— Bibjece. further stated that Pedro, MO.TERO, Alejo HO: TERO and Eduardo “06, b6, 06
HONTERO Tere.ac ve members of the 8 group in Caibarien, Las Villas.
pk Francisto ROBLES | ‘active coordinator for the “@P in. this area.-.
dregs and Gu ery GO. ZALEZ (fishermen) are informers for the C-2 -
in Caibarien. .. They will propose that they help Cubans get out: of the:
country. | When all preparations are set up, the fishermey fafora on
sthose wanting=tg leave... The sama applies to Jose (Peps ¥-MIRO,: fvelio
A GARCIA and nada’ coma, all of2caibarien, Las Vilias.- Subject. also stated.
! that yre 38lst and 382nd Battalion of militia are presently in {Caibarien; >”
Las ‘itles, Subject. states he is willing to return to. “uba and, work for -
the. underground. - (Source | Comments If this subject is to be’ used ‘in any
manner, please be reminded that he claims to have escaped fron the: Cm.
tle may be trying to infiltrate the sroups here or he ‘may. be. trying ‘to: me
_ find out how the DRE operates in the Las Villas zone. ~ :
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poc. MICRO. SER:
Litas code they uu use ts the followings
ote booda de 40 witors Ta - , :
oe 50U kilocyclos — Ce : kane et “7D (denice ety ox matsion.
7 Breedeact ‘times - 0130 1 amy oF 8190 | Pole Las Villas . we
po ele ee tah tet en ering lt be acu
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i: ms 2a5° ARADO 000-70 bia Lipas LOMA = 90 000-22 LUZ 0-4 CAINAS
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Los una ozs SAPO CARRO. 123-9 ‘ 6-160 0-76 CATO STLLON S1-3- as
a er Y
~ “ssa COTORRA losis sors
CODE FOR NUMBERS
de HS-20. 32. 893-104 3. caKat -00 .4 657-6 8, 00-2150 6, ALCATRAZ " x Pe
‘Removed from Reogect Lg
i Te " SICLON 4. 2000-17 Re 56-00 Go, sels : CS ‘Clasaifteatéon: 19- 12079
ic ; PUSTO EVTRK PALABAA Y PaLABAA = JOB. Mo- ocyee / Sonat,
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Sesend Code to be used-—thay vill use ono code ene day and the other the eexts
i. Sane band . _ fadete nase rUbcos to indicate whlch code to belog used
| Sone tine. Las Villas
' Yho sane cede name GUERATILIRO will be used when trenaaitting
| be ie He PALOMA i cho Us as
Be Paz lO 0. alo My C08
Ce WML Joos Pe 8908 We 00-6) ‘"
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CATRAL - (ALACRAA) ANCUILAS = (LUMA LEA) «= ROQUE Aa ~ (uoowerona)
(, e%e for punberas .
_ Ay TIBURON 2, 963 Se 1,500 4 10,000 s CANOY Gy JOSEP PIBRRO
8 natoy 9 mTOR Oo, MO . oe
Vimovar making axy phone calls thay will use the fellowing code ;
. BLAMAR A SRA, HARD ~ SALAWO A TSARSLA DK SAGNA, LAS VILLAS OC PARTE BE JUAN ANTONIO :
; QRISGA EA MIAMI --AL HARLARS _ RECUKROOS A XTXOS T PADRE.
BSTOY BABLANDO = CATO SAL
PINIATOO — ROQUE KET
RSCTBE CARTAS IAL BIA = PARA RECOJER
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4 _ wadle techaiciaa)
Breodeast tines. 6190 Qeme oF 8150 Dome ‘Las Filles, ‘ :
of tha code name to be used vhon trasemltting will be CU:ANLLEN
: a B ¢ F) 8 eG a. J x L
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moon rt 0 P o6e@)lR 8 t e v v
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| Same band » Codete name *PUnLON bo indicate whlch code Le Uaing aoed 2
| ' Same froqueacy Agente -~ 13 as
| Seas tise . Las Villes ; ;
The sane code are (IRAMILAAAO wii be toad when tranmateiog,
‘. a
; Ae 186 : fy PALOMA : Me CIELO.
a: I. 654 : 0. x10
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1, TIBURON 2-963 3, 2,500 4, 10,000 5, CANOT 6, Jose 7, FIERA
By ATH 9. MOTOR O, a1.
po Waenaver ahing any phone calls they will uso the falloving codes ;
. . DIBAR A SMA. KARO « SALADO A ISABSLA OK SACUA, LAS VILLAS 0& PARTE D8 JVAN AATOIO .
: ORTECA BX HIARI—~AL HABLAAS. RECORRDOS A XTNOS ¥ PADRES ao
BSTOT HABLANDO ~ CATO BAL
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{nfornetion reparding a young Cubs _naned Lact )uro talked to léentity 1,
pparently, tod by Subjeot's uncle
Cuban official tr )
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2. Idertity 2 met with| Jose Maria Lasa Tetibeasooa png Identity 1 on
2 Cetober 2261, @entity I,
[fetvarrat
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3. During the conversation FA pelked a dost his uncle, as oldschool friend
of Identity and, also Subject 'a father, a a:ror Cuban Uovernment official also
stationed inlsvitzerland () Both ‘the uncle aro 7atter vera in élsayrecnent with
the castro Covrra-ent and there wae some Ll eicatic: that one or bot: were willtne
to defect, Although t.{¢ ‘point was tovehed only odliquely, Identity 2 pathered
that Subject wanted to cet bis father into t-:9 coustry with mas assurance of
Support. The question vas not asked directly ars po Comaltments were made or
inpliew, . .
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really acccepliahed the primary objective af hie vialt, and as he wee returning
to Misa, the foruroirg wea passed to Iéantitr 3,
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6. For further information on Subject refe> to rAVE-8363, 9 Cet 61,
PlaeVik75, 12 Oot 615 and DIR-2397H, Ib nov ch,
alo, bee copy of GNV4~1631
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' Activities of the DRE (Directorio Revolucionarito Estudiantil)
|. The source of the information contained in subsequent
paregraphe is Jose Ricardo Rabel Ortega, A 12 421 451, Cuban. national
who 16 the oldest son of Jose Ricardo: Rabel Hunez, the present ©
national director of “Viviendas Campesinas” in Cuba. Source was a
Navy cadet at the Maricl Academy from February 1%0 to November 1961.
oo . As pert.of the curriciilum source spent two weeks in Minan del. rrio, .
|: Oriente Province, during: the. latter part of 1960. From February to :
: 12 July. 1962; ° source worked for Viviendas Cempesinas as a general
oo office clerk. He may be reached at the following address: c/o Manuel
. Gomez, 539° NE 70th Street, Miami, Florida, USA.
| . _ , 2. Source gave the following information which is repeated
: . verbatim herein.
ak OL
“In a conversation on 13 July 1962 in tavern, [Ey vrothey- in-lav,
Fernando Come: ronsecal told me that the Directorio Revolucionario — -
Estudiantil (D! (DRE) in Cuba had received.14 tons of arms and munitions
oan to be used in the near ‘future against the Communist regime of Cuba.
He also told me that experts in the handling of explosives were
entering Cuba for sabotage of bridges and railroads.
“Lye brother-in- M7, -Fernando | Gomez Fonseca Sith in.cParge of the '
DRE fh Havana Province. I also know ‘Laureario™ x Git yie. io) ‘Péquerio” Oa fas
who is one of the most important DREé ‘Teaders “in Cul cael
In the conversation, I learned also that the DRE is expecting
@nother ship with arms aid ammunition in the near future and a. yacht
which is now in a Latin. Amerfcan country. The yacht is for use in
activities against the Castro sovernment.
. The activities against the Castro government to be carried out dy
\ . "s+ ‘the DRE“are expected to start within.e month.or. two. months ‘at the. latest... -
Note: This information is confidential, and I want it to be kept in
the greatest possible secrecy. I have spoken with no one else of this
matter, which I consider very delicate. I want held in complete -
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("Lino") Pequend: —: - ; 7
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contact ‘with source-for purposes of determining | ;
potentialities that the source may have and/or to agecas a. possible
breach of Gecurity, : . ot ; . .
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Digit 1. On 1h July 1962, Juan “Rodriguez Jomolca, A 12 go1. 206,
born\9-fiovember _ 1938, Rancho 1 Veloz, les _Villes, last address, Havana;
US eddrens: c/o Jcse Deetjen,/P7u6.Enst Sith Strecty_ Apartment 3,
. Ve: faywood” ‘Los angelee, Gattrornis, telephone 5E1A5%07) wes interviewed.
pipes fe, heb 2 -
- 2e Source™ esid he| formerly} belonged to. hg DRE,” th Meter Playa ©
Giron it disintegrated. Nevertheless, he said, he was able to keep in:
contact vith a few DAR people ‘who are in Havana. He said details on the
DRE could be obtained from Manuel Salvat, but he did state. thas he pelonged
to the DRE group headed by a brother. of Diaz banz. “ This brotker 1s, #111
. in“ Havands. He said this group wants to engoge, in political . ‘assassination,
and” ‘has epoatedly requested that pistols with silencers ‘ve gent from
the United States. \
O! ;
Be: Bource said that his cote rane 1s a guerrilla’
leader_in Las. Villas Province,-more Ghaeificellyj\ operating between. 2
Matanzoa.. ‘aud, Corralilo. fe said that his ‘soucia ‘is “gw Ifeuténant ‘about
3. years-old. He has a emall.group, few arms, and very Little emmunition.
He is trying. to get cutside help but there 1a no method of. communicating
with him. 1) Ob, OF
4, Source eaid that [Satvadcr sonolen ic married to a “daughter
of "Campito" ’ the elder. coment: A previous sou ce reported that
there are two "Canpito's, 6 father and nis son., The son 1s ‘the most
“yeported ‘upon guerr Llla leadcr, the father apporently only sccampanying
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1. Gu 45 May 1962, at about 1730 hours Youu “QWIWAVE: conducted
a PW | Sen rter ing of the ro} owing legal travelers: .
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wa? A Fan 79 No Jord] “va GSreated) PDOB; Jan 1940, Havana. Hfisens
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9 No, 361 Marianao, Havana, pléved as s clerk in
NInisteria-tonercio Exterior, Department of “Empresas y
Alimentos", Foreign Exchanse Section. Subject has’ been i
. militant in the DRE since late 190, working as, & pesséngex
: and_confidait” for contacts in their "Yerat ‘Apparat (not the
< Clandestine net), ‘Subject arrived va on PAA Flight
422 on 15 > Has 1962,
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{ bject is sister“Of 4. above and has assisted her ina
: a capacisy.
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-receptionest_in.. the office of_her brother‘|Carlos. _BARO}-046 :
220 NE 26th ‘Terrace, Miami. Subject | was employed -as..
atte arrived
a déntist- in the|L & 23rd Bldg}: =Vedado.
in Miami. on PAK” Tight: “422 on S May 1962.
2. Subjects’a and b are sisters and - ‘were questioned together On
the topic of recept-ton of radio: prograns in’ ‘Cuba, both, vere agreed’:
the best reception was the "Voz do Tas ‘Americas which came “in strol
and clear with rarely any ‘tater ference Jjamming.. ‘Progran content wa
described ‘as. generally good, gave &- morale boost to the audience and
. was” becoming popular.
: 3. In comment ing on Radio Las Americas, ‘they: pointed, out that
‘; they. had not heard it -or attempted to tune In ‘becausé they “felf. the.
quality was much ~ the same as its predecessor, * "Radio Swan” which lost ot
its prestige prior’ to and: ‘during the. April 1961 invasion attempt. Both} =:
"declared this was a ‘general | opinion among their acquaintances, | : ,
4. Subjects commented very favorably on programs heard over
station XEW, Mexico and’ WRUL, New York, describing reception. and ‘con=
‘tent as. good and with ‘large: ‘audiences in.Cuba. oo
5S. In ‘referring’ to other prograns, subjects reported that’ on
1 May, relatives in ‘the. Matanzas area. telephoned them: in’ Havana to tell
them that the "students" (DRE) were on again (TV intrusion). Also,
later in. the day, friends in ithe: Vedado. area called to tell. them.to
- tune into Channel, 2; that there was, a program there (about. 2115. hours
“. Jocal). Unfortunately, they had. ‘already “sold their’ TV-set since- they.
were leaving s00n.. Both agreed thatthe system of announcing the Tv:
intrusion broadcasts over CONTE Aguero" S program.on WRUL a fow minutes
prior to the intruslon was the. key. to large. audiences. Almost alr:
coc oppositionists pon hearing this ahnouncenent , Start. telephoning.
thetr friends to tune Anto : the TV ghannel announced. :
6.) ‘Canceraing - tne DRE internal ‘organization, subjects. reported:
that they had. not been active. recently and not witting to clandestine’
operations, They, were aware, however, that. the DRE ‘internal net was},
waiting for the infiltration of AMHINT-53 or AMHINT-2. ‘to brief. them on :
the situation in exile and what support: would be forthcoring. “They.
reiterated the -reports on two. bombs ‘set off in the untversity area by
the DRE and burning of cane ‘and henequen fields in Natanzas ‘and: Lis
Villas. °° : . .
7. “When queried on- disturbanées. in Las Villas and/or Matanzas on
‘or about 3 May, they replied thay they Neard the persistent rumor that |
a unit (company or regiment unknown) | af militia-had bolted and fone
up into the Escambray Mountains, -No further details: were known,
} 8. When’ questioned on written ‘propaganda such as “flysheets or.
' Clandestine newsheets, both declared. that the last propaganda scen was
the: clandestine issue on "Trinchera”™ (DRE organ), that no other pro-=
aI ‘paganda ‘sheets ‘had been. seen since before tiie April tavasion, .
9. ‘When asked their impression, on anti-CASTRO propag anda an
general they felt that it was too negative: that while the exiles and
: opposition froups were busy. tearing” down the imaye of CASTRO, he was
before the people with some proposal that was ‘based either on truth,
had a ring of truth in it, or ak least appealed to the masses. . That
some of ther contacts with young girls who served as “brigadistas” ©
(rural .tutors in the campaign. for “Literacy? turned up interesting | .
remarks. . These girls’ claimed that many of the country folk. would throw
Ac sheir hands in dismay when Communism was mentioned to them, and: :
sthing ta daowith communism, and yet.
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10... Subjects alsé felt that propaganda ‘should be directed more
toward that Sector of Cubans*that are not fanatic Fidelistas ‘or .
‘conmunists, and have not commited. ‘themselves ‘to the opposition ihovement
“for. ‘such reasons as indolence,. ‘lack of couvage, or economic docibility:
‘Raquel remarked that ‘our propaganda seemed to be divided ‘into two. -
_ broad. categories, one directed at or attacking the hard- core. Fidelistas
and the: other for opposition movement consumption, | :
11. Subject c above. was debriefed for her report on “Feception of
- a FALCON broadcast in Havana on-I May 1962, She stated that she was,
-“€alled by a friend at about 2100 hours on I May and told that- the: DRE
Trinchera. ‘progran -was being broadcast over Channel. 2 at that :moment.:
Miriam turned on her. TV: and does not recall how high she had to turn up
: the. volume, but to lierrecollection, not higher than normal. Ld]:
_ wery ‘Clearly, the monologue * rebuttal of the ‘CASTRO: speech earl
/ afternoon. She immediately called two of her friends and subsequent:
"received calls from them and others ‘on reception of the program. Her}
‘ account of parts-.uof the program and: the. times stated agree. with WAVE? ©
: file copies of the program script..
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CHA 194:- List cf Cubans Bxtering the 0.8. with Palse Vises: Meleca L. RAYWOCK
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Citef, Task Foroc/W -
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ATTEUTIOMN RERUESTED?” _MUCACE -_ — .
1. On 2h: April 1967, ‘Ignacio Pla Vartinaty A-12003:19, dorn —
10 December 19°3, Mebane; Miami address: 2715 SW eoth Street, ‘was
intervewed. ,
a 2. Source said that he wee e meciber ef the DRE" ang the Fuk
in Fabans. ‘when ackec whet the FOAC fs, he said that i% is the . :
Federacion. § Crgenizac? on -Anticoministe Gibena. | Ile “explained that ; Te
the DRE is try ing. to reorgenize anc thet the. FOAC, a° large united ~
organization, 1s trying to help the DRz. The FOAC, he said, iso! .
instructing the DRE in its reorganization. : : ob : a ,
- 3. Source said that Ps DRE contect isWioruel Someta, Ir?
living on [Calle Milen number 330 entra] Lources y Villelco, Arréyo
! _ . Apolo, Hab&a. He said that Ponora\e in Alrect: touch with an 6b
: . FOAS cotréinator ant thet his job is to crgenize sbudent groups for.
passive resistence activities. This includes, he said, proresgana
work, éfetriduting pamphlets and starting mmors.
ae : : . . kh, ‘Souree said that the. féent ity of FOAC members is kept :
quite secret, but he wao avore that onc flecero fiernanc. esjie an 0G
FCAC leader in Hebana. He knew no other details. .
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i One Eduardo Tomas TORRES Ramos} sata that the was
. Ghat been) Chief of Security for DRE tn Sagua la Grande,
and that for all practical. purposes the rastatance
has been Liquidadated tn Sagua la Grande. ‘Ag: Chief of
Security his job was to-hide and axfiltrate people fleeting
“from Cuba which he said was the last remaining job that the
: resistance could do,
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“The following information was provided by Francisco Luis Rodrigues
Gonzales (CC-1169), a Cuban refugee.who. arrived in Spain in early auguat | .
1962 and had been active in tbe Revolutionary. Student. TAreotorate, an ee
anti-Government resistance SrOUPs while in Cuba. . :
a. Source has deen. opposed to the Castro regime ever since’ the. deteotion of
‘pias Lanz ‘in May 1959, and was involvod in sabotage activity with.
Xevolutionary Student. Directorate. Hie immediate supervisor was} Auge! * &
\Fontanilla}. known ae "Charles" in clandestine ciroles. Alberto Xuller,
tho leade¥ of this group, arrived clandestinely in Cuba in Qotobar or
November 1960 and began to organize the various groups ofaslirectorate to
vring about an insurrection in the Si _ Maestra area, in Oriante Frovinco.
‘These groups were mainly from the provirce? of Las Villas and Havana, and
received orders to unite with Luller who was already in the Siepra Kaestra.
The men went there in small groups, and had the seminary in tha Santuario
del Cobre as their destination. Once in that Spot, they received final
instructions and military equipment. Source's group, which vonsisted of two
oarloads, entered the Sierra Maestra through Bayamos Source was- riding in
the first oar. When they arrived on the outekirts of Bayamo, source's car
. waa: stopped by the militia, but the car Wa, allowed tO pass without any
oheck. ‘A fow minutes later they realized thet they were being 1ollowed and
tried to escape. An alarm and shots went up, and they were finally ceptured
and taken prisoner. The seoond oar, which waa following close behind them
and was warned by the shcts, was able to escape. .
_ . . .
bo. The prisoners were taxen first to G-2 Headquarters in Santiago de Cuba and
later to the Boniato Prison, where they were interrogated by the G2. _
There were two American prisoners thers, and althou,sh source did not know
their nanes, he said that they were from the Guantanamo. Naval Base.
Muller was taken prisoner a faw days lator (shortly after the ill-fated
Oe.
invasion of Flaya Giron). No arma were taken from hia when he wae arrested.
Had this insurrection been successful, about 4,000 men would ‘have risen ‘Up.
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ad. Of the tuller group, which waa called the "127", about prieonere were
‘taken, five of whom, including source, ware sot free. Cre of these was
an infiltrator oslled Florey, whom no one trusted since they knew that,
he waa not “one of the group.". Another of these was Rolario: Valdes
D'#iolf who is now in prison ip the ‘Fortaleza de la Cabafia serving a nine=
year sentence. He was ‘oaptured trying to escape ina corr velonging toa
militiaman and wearing a militia uniform. He defended himself bravely, but
received five bullet wounds which incapacitated him. The other two who
wero released were Eduardo. Diaz Lanz and Jorge Cruz Pefia, a sergeant in
the Hebel Army who was. with Castro in the Sierra. Tho latter had aotually
not been: involved in the group. Source thought that he (source) -and pias
Lanz were released so that they’ might be followed and lead the Government
£0 other groups and individuals in Havana who might be involved in
resistance activitye Source had been -in priaon six months tefore being
Seleased, and one ‘thing which he could not explain was that on the. ‘paper
that he was given which indicated his release, no mention was made of any
sentence or penalty.
On several ecoasions, Muller had been subjected to false: “execution
‘procédures, with the purpose of trying to make him talk, but he did not.
‘weaken. Dring the trial, “everyone remained firm," and zource was told
that. Muller was very brave in his pronouncements against the Fegime and,
at every moment ;: vabided by his prinoiples. He presented a very. brilliant
self-defense.
f. When source was Sin the Boniato prison, he shared a cell with a Captain
Anfbal Rodrfguez, who belonged to the MR. This officer, slong with other
rebel officers dnd soldiers, had‘ staged’ an uprising in Ioies, in Oriente
‘Provinoe. Later he was sentenced to deata and shot.
During his last days in Cuba, source avoided all revolutionary activity,
since he wanted to leave Cuba more than anythin; else. However he knew
that the various resistance groups worked hard, carrying out a great deal -
of independent pabotage activity, although there was ‘not much coordination
among ‘the various movements. One movement whioh hada. ‘large ‘membership,
especially in Orients Provinces:was the h+30-I1. Thia group was planning to
launch an insurrection in Pinar del Rio in January 1962, tut taney could
not carry it-out-since the repression in the area was 30 great. .
&
S bh. Hans, a member of the Revolutionary Student Directorate, was recently
taken prisoner, and it seemed that he was ‘tortuted a great deal and -
talked. Aa a result. of thie, a house in Wajay, in Havana Province, was
seized and arms and ‘gelatina wera found. The owners of the nouse and other
: persons vere arrested.
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NAME: Josef Sarospataky
DATE AXD PIACE OF BIRTH: 1 August 1899 in Seekesard, Hungary
PRESENT ADDRESS: Germany
NATIONALITY: Hungarian.
MARITAL STATUS: Marriod; wife, 47, housewife, son, 23, student.
EDUCATION: Graduated in 1923 as mechanical engineer fron Technical
University, Budapest, Hungary. -
EXPERIENCE: Telephone engineer with United Incandescent lamp & Electric
Co, Budapest, Hungary, fron 1924 to 1925; manager of all
telephone exchanges in Hungary for communications system of -
Rungartan Post Office in Budapest, from 1925 to 1945; in-
terpreter and’ translator for US Military Government in Germany -
: during 1945; interpreter ant translator in Germany for Vatican,
Mission from 1945 to 1948; chief of Yollow-up section of
‘Resettlement Division, IRD, in Frankfurt, Germany, from 1949
to present. ton .
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES: Speaks, reads and writes English fluently. Knows
. _ Hungarian, German and French |
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NAME: Dones Sgentkat! ©
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 2 June 1921 at Kormand, Rungary
PRESENT ADDRESS: Austria’. ”
| " MATIONALITY: ‘Hungarian PR opees OOK:
MARITAL STATUS: Single
EDUCATION: Oraduated in 1939 from secondary seheol f i Hungary;
: ‘attended Techaical University at Sopron, Hungary, from 1939 to
.1943, graduated in the latter year, nsjored in metallurgical en-
2 gineering.
EXPERIENCE: From 1943 to 1945, worked for Hungarian Wagon & Machino Factory
yt - 7, Ltd in Gyor, Hungary, as an engineer specialising in problens
of forging and hardening steel; engineer in ordnance service
- for American Military Government in Austria fron 1945 to 1946;
. Consultant in construction and operation of chezical plants ,
for Denau-Cheate Ltd Aluminum ‘Works Ltd at Lins, Austria, from
1946 to 1948; technical and engineering consultant for Austria
7, OL Lea Refinery at Grundlseo, Austria, fro2 1943 to 1949; :
: " \ metallurgical “and construction engineer for TEAS Compeny in : ’
: Grundisee, Austria, from 1950 to Febroary 1951. . . ; :
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES:. Speaks, reads and writes Bnglish fairly well. “Eaowa
, : . Hungarian, German and French. . mo
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HAME: ‘Zanis ‘Porkons:
DATE ‘AMD. PLACE or BIRTH: ‘21 May 1888 at Zenite, latvia
PRESENT ADDRESS! "Beslingen-Neckar, ‘Pfaffatrasse 1, US Zone of Germany
BATIONALITT:, Latvian ene ete pe Be eee tee
“MARITAL STATUS: Married ‘(wits arid nother-tn-law will temporarily not
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“1895 to 1899; attended high school in Tukums, Latvia fron
1900 to 1904; attended Polytechnical Instituto in Riga,
Latvia, fron 1908 to 1914, eraduatod in latter year, majored
in engineering technology. | .
EXPERIENCE: Chief of technical and supply department, cooperative of :
: Latvimdairies in Riga, Latvia from 1928 to 1937; consulting os
‘engineer for the Baltic States ®Alfra-Astra" from 1937 to
1940; engineer and dispatcher for “Machine Bullder® Truat
in Rig,- ‘latvia, from 1940 to June 1941; director of the -
_ Riga Screw & Nut Works at Riga, latvia, from July 1941 to
' October 1944; engineer for the German Central Association
of Milk, sat and Eggs at Hamburg, Germany, from Decenbor
1944 to August 1945; tescher of mathematics at Latvian sec-
ondary schoo} at-DP. Canp Oxford Alt-Carge, Dedelstorf, :
Germany, from February 1946 to August 1949; teacher at IRD
‘“""" vocational training center at Ludwigeburg, Germany, frem
Septexber 1949 to February.1950; deputy resettlenant officer
for Lutheran World Federation: at Ludwigsburg, Germany, _from
February 1950 to. present. .
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. RAME; Vilnos (wi2l4en) Nerath
‘DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 1 May 1900 et Bilak, Hungary
“PRESENT ADDRESS: Germany Se
NATIONALITY: Hungarian .
MARITAL STATUS: Merried; wife Elizabeth, age 29, daughter Catherine, age 6.
EDUCATION: Attended: elementary school from 1906 to 1910 in ‘Valaezut, Hungary;
attended high school. in Kolozsvar, Himgary from 1910 to 1928; -
" attended Technical University in Budapest, Hungary from 1920 to
' 1928, graduated in latter year, majored in chemical engineering
(inorgante chemistry).
EXPERIENCE: . Assistant’ at Inorganic Chemical Institute, Hungarian Technical.
. . University, Budapest, Hungary, from 1928 to 1933; assistant
professor and ‘director of laboratory of Inorganic Chemical In-~
stitute, Hungarian Technical University, Budapest, from 1933
to 1944; assistant professor cf elactro-chenistry at Hungarian’ -
: Technical University, Dresden, Germany, fron 1944 to 1945;
chenist’ and director of analysis, inorganic ‘chenlatry, at the
" analytical laboratory, Usar air base at Brding, Germany, fron
1948 to present.
“ PUBLICATIONS: Co-author of two textbooks on cheat stey.
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BANE: Constantino ‘Holodetsky .
DATE AND PLACE OF'BIRTH: 1902 in Bychow, vidaine .
PRESENT ADDRESS: Pruefennigerstrasse, 27, Regensburg, US Zone of Germany
NATIONALITY: Ukrainian © 7 ,
_ MaRiTAL STATUS: Married; wife Olea (nee Kanychow)
EDUCATION: Gradvated in 1925. fren University of Saratov, Saratov, USSR,
"majored in political economy and law: attended Krishanoveky M,
Planning Inetitute in Moscow, USSR until 1938, “candidate”
“for economics; Ph Din economics in 1942 from Institute for
‘Pinnnce and Economics in Leningrad, USSR. .
EXPERIENCE: Taught: economic geography at ‘secondary school from 1925 to”
1929; lecturer and senior scientific advisor from 1950 to ;
1935 at the Inatitute of Air Transport Engineers in Leningrad,
USSR; lecturer fron 1935, to 1937 at Technological Institute
4n Leningrad, USSR; head of ths economic section of the
association for acientific research at Leningrad Institute
for Study of the North fron 1938.to 1941; professor and dean —
of engineering and economic faculty at Leningrad Institute —
. of Water Transport’ Engineers from 1941 to 1942; technical ;
' worker in agricultural library of University of Berlin, Ger-
many, from 1943 to 1944; ‘inatructor—-Soviet Arctic, political
economy of USSR, Russian language--for US Arny at Regensburg,
a - Germany, from 1949 to present. — , ;
PUBLICATIONS: Scientific papers, articles concerned with air transport,
. economics, etc, have appeared in various Russian scientific.
journals. ‘ - . .
CONNENTS BY SOURCE: Molodetsky has gone on several expeditions to Siberin,
the peninaula of Kola, Karolia and other parts of the
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NAME: Vrentisek Kovarna .
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 2 February 1905 in Erpy, Czechoslovakia .
PRESENT ADDRESS: 11 bis, rue Jaques Cosur,; Paris 4, France :
NATIONALITY: Czech
MARITAL STATUS: Married: wife Jarmila (nee Yalesin), age 44; daughter ‘ :
Marie, age 15; aon Jan, age 12. : .
EDOCATION: Attended Classical Lyceum in -Pragas, Czechoslovakia, from Mot
1916 to 1924; attended Charles Univeroity from 1924 to 1930, 4
graduated in latter year, majored in history and esthetics; :
received Ph D in art at Charles University in 1931.
of History of Arts at Charlee University
a chair of lecturer in common esthetics, sy
"EXPERIENCE: Asetstant in Institute
os University from 1935 to 1938;
from 1932 to 1935; hel
faculty of philosophy, at Charl
lectured on plastic esthetics, Paculty of Architecture, “Csech
High Institute of Tech., Prague. from 1938 to 1939; lectured ont
on art and esthetics at Charles University from 1945 to 1947; Py
professor of ésthetics, at. Charlés University from 1947 to 1948;
lectured on history of Czech civilization at the Masaryk Adademy =:
at Iudwigsbure, Germany during 1948; chairman of Comaittee of
Free Czechoslovakia, Paris, France during 1949. ,
art and literature, including
shed In 1932. Collaborated
withvmncyclopedia Teeting: 7" vrarch of Czechoslovak plas-
tics arts. Founded perio -: Plane and Works to explain "
esthetics of production, .~> . Yenthly review for esthetics
of production, Tyan -
Speaks, roads and writes English fairly well. Knows
‘PUBLICATIONS: Has authored’ over 30 books oa
Contemporary Painting, < |
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES:
Kovarna escaped in 1948 and crossed German border with
family. He bas been stripped of his posts and honors :
and sentenced to death dy the Comnunist Governnent
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poet OF Fr rangi ROVTRMN a purge ed ta 1943 for a provoking
ar eTore Th "ETS e Tomorrow = Svobodny aitrek"” where he derended
the Bulgarian "epaltor > PEK IV, und slandered the “peoples
de moeratle sonstitution of the Eolyarian Hepibites*
purged "Tlaally for a “geriee of deciarnt tona defending ng traitorous
. policlaa". ;
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~Unlve ret ty Professorm Dr. KOVARNA is is “Tisted among Czech "traitors"
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NAME: “Anténtn Rruby ;
DATE AND PIACE OF BIRTH: 7 June 1920 at Vienna, Austria
PRESENT ADDBESS: Paris, France :
RATIONALITY: Auotrian
MARITAL STATUS: Martied; wife, Sarka, age 30, chemical engineer and
micro-analysto :
EDUCATICN: Attended primary wthcol iu Vieuna from 1926 to 1930; attended
* Vtenna Righ School from 1930 to 1938; attended University of
Prague, Czechceluvakia, from 1938 to 1946, received MA in
German in 1942 and Pa D 1p Literature in 1946.
EXPERIENCE: Profutsor of German at gecoudary achool-in Prague from 1942
-to 1945: manager. of Borovy (publishers) during 1945 at Prague;
"professor In Inatitute ef Siavie Studies and Faculty of Letters
at Prague Univeraity from 1945 to 1948; director of Czech
literature courses and German lecturer at Prague University
from 1946 to 1943; director of Czech literature at Prague
Techuitai-High Schocl during 1948; Professor of Gernan at
Colbert College to.Parts from 1948 to 1949; Professor of .
German av Lycee of Clermont-Ferrand, Clermont-Ferrand, France,’
duriag 3949; becadcaster in Czech section of Radiofusion Fran~
caise, Paria, from 1948 to 1949. . .
PUBLICATIONS: . Regniar contributor te dagerary magazines; Zur Entatehungs-
. geacnizhte der altesten deutschen Bailades published by
Libraitie Gyldeodal. Copenhagen 1949; is preparing German
granmac far foreigners ard other works. ,
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES: Speake, readg, and writes some English.
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NAME; Eduard G Yon Roka
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 25 April 1922 in Budapest, Rungary .
PRESENT ADDRESS: - Gottingen, Germany ; , .
NATIONALITY: Hungarian
MARITAL STATUS: Single
EDUCATION: | Graduated frem gymnasium in Budapest, Hungary in 1940, with
honors. Attended Technische Hochschule in Berlin-Charlotten- .
burg, Germany from 1940 to 1945, physicist.
EXPERIENCE: Experimental “work in research, laboratory work, from 1943
te 1945 at the Inetitute of Professor Getger: worked in
thermodynamics for Dr. Pascual Jordan, Mathenatical Institute,
Gottingen, Germany, from 1945 to 1946; worked as nuclear —
physicist. for Max Planck; Inatitut fir Physik at Gottingen,
Germany, from 1946 to ‘present.
PUBLICATIONS: Haas published various articles on “nuclear physica; also
- . ‘wrote popular articles on physica for magazines and perlod-
icals.
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ot to study in Germany from 1940 to 1945.
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HAME;: Jaroslav Chorles Kuril
“DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 27 May 1996 at Kolin, Czechoslovakia
pREgeuT ATDRESS! Bremen-Vegesack, IR0 Camp Grohn, Germany
RATIONALITY: Czech
MARITAL STATUS; Divorced
EDUCATION:
_in chemical engineering.
BXPERIENCE: From 1916 to 1935, worked
“ete. Worked both for Chinese
in Canton, China,
“milla, refinery, }
: a / . ting-engineer in Hong Kong
i : ' gineer for Hong Kong Brewery.
: _ from 1 January 1941 to September
=the Chinese government. in.Canton,
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1945.
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Attended primary school in Kolin, Czechoslovaltia, from 1902
oo. to 1907; gymnasium in Kolin and Prague from 1907 to 1914;
: ; Polytechiical College in Prague from 1914 to 1918,
majored
; for sugr refinerles, laboratories,
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from 1935 to 1939 as superintendent of sugar
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_ é China, in 1946.: Engineer
? for the United Chemical & Metallurgical Works of Prague in
Bad Sulzufeln, Germany, from August 1947 to September 1949.
Germany from June to
August 1950. Resettlement clerk for IRD at Munster, Germany,
. from 1 Auguat. to 31 Octoder. 1950.
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NAME: Nicolas Dolaptchieff /
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 1897 at Sliven, Bulgaria
PRESENT ADUBZSS: 37 Clydesdale Avenus, Stannore, Middlesex, Bogland
NATIONALITY: Bulgarian _ ,
MARITAL STATUS: Married; gon, 23, broadcasta for BBC.
EDUCATION; Graduated ‘fron the University of Sofia (Butgaria) in 1920, |
majored in law and eoctal sciences and. etonontcs; attended
: the Universities of Berlin and Bona (Germany) fron 1923 to
| . : . 1924, received degree Doctor Juris.
EXPERIENCE: University of Sofia, Bulgria, as follow: assistant professor
‘ of law from 1921 to 1926; lecturer (law) from 1$33 to 1923;.
_@psociate professor (law) from 1929 to 1931. Cz Fellowship,
. conduéted research in criminal sociclogy and organization of
Juvenile courts from: 1931 to 1932 for the Soctal Science Re-~
search Council, Rockefeller Foundation, in the US, UX, Franco,
Italy, Germany, Austria and Belgium. Had private practice
and was professor of law at the University of Sofia from 1933
to 1947. Representative of the Bulgarian Peasant Party in
london, Meland, from 1947 to presert. .
PUBLICATIONS: Has written many “gctentific books and articles reblished
~ -/ + dn Bulgaria and abroad. Was ¢iltor-in-chiet az the fore.
most slearian Journal on theory and practice’os law,
‘ Iydicial 1 Thought. . Ts 9 regular cerresponde=: “ot various
foretsn scientific yestodicals in Germany, France and Italy.
CONOARD or LANGUAGES: Speake, reads and writes fluent Beli. hows
Russian, German and French.
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NAMES ‘Herrnann. Buculs
DATE AND PLACE oF BIRTH: 4 Novembor 1362 at Pebolk, Latvian
PRESENT ADDRESS: Germany
NATIONALITY: Latvian
MARITAL STATUS: Unrrted; wife is 65, blologiat and chemist, graduated
Trom Petersdurg University in 1917.
595;
EDUCATION: Attended Pebalk primunry school (Latvia) fron 1995 ta 2
Ria Town College, Bien, Latvia, from 1998 to 1905; Dordnt
University in Estonian (Section of Nervous Disenses) fren
1905 to 1911, received E.D. (Psychiatry); took three zonths
course in paychintry in Berlin Hospital, Berlin, Germany.
EXPERIENCE: Head physician at Kinsk & Ssolensk Amy Mental Nogpttal in
Russia fron 1914 to 1918; head of Neurological Society at
. Pign, latvia, Professor of Psychiatry, Dean of Medical
Fuculty of Riga University, private and hospitel practice.
and reaearch work during the period 1918 ta 1944: was re-
spon naible for the care of concentration canp inmates and
‘deportees at the Repatriation Hospital at Wildfleczen,
Rudolotadt, medical officer of carp with capecity of 15
thousand at Wurzourg, Gernany (for US Hilitary Governzent
end medical officer and vsychiatrist for IRO mental hosp pita
at Wiesloch, Germany during the period fron Joly 1943 to
PUBLICATIONS: Hag written 26 books on psychiatric subjects: one of the
; ‘lnteat is "Healthy Life ~ Meuoirs of a Physician",
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES: Spenks and writes English fairly well, reads it '
fluently. Krows German, Russian, tatvian and Trench,
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es HME Arthurs Kirdlis
DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 7 Jamiary 1907 at Alukene, latvia
PRESENT’ ADDRESS: | Berchtesgaden Camp YOrlyx", Germany
RATIONALITY: Latvian .
ne _ BBLIGION: Evan. Lutheran
“MARITAL STATUS: Divorced. One dependent, mother aged 75, name
: Joly Illse-Enilija, housewlfo.
vege “EDUCATION: Attended prémary school in Alukane, Latvia, from 1916 to 1922;
, : attended secondary achool in Valka, Latvia, from 1922 to 1926;
attended latvian University in Riga from 1926 to 1939. Hajored
in plant physiology, recgtyed M.S. in natural aciences.
EXPERIENCE: - - Was laboratory technician for phytopathology at the Agricultural
'* Sectety at Riga, Latvia, from.1931 to 1936; assistant of de~
rtmens for phytopathology at Latvion University at Riga fron
1936 to 1939; assistant professor of plant’ physiology and agri--
cultural botany at the Latvian Agricultural Acadeny at Jelgava,.
latvia, from 1939 to 1944, ‘Chairman of the Latvian National
Committee in Hersbruck, Germany, from 1945 to 1949; adminis- :
trative assistant for, TRO at Bad-Rei chenhall, Germany, from. —
1949 to 1950.
. PUBLICATIONS: Published ‘nine. articles on plant physiology and plant diseases
: and more than 20 popular-scimtific articlos on sane matter. .
COMMARD oF LANGUAGES? . Speaks, reads:and writes English fairly well. ’ Kxiows
- Latvian, German and Russian. :
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7 . ; NAME: Ernest-Voldemars Dravnieks : .
Bese DATE AND. PLACE OF BIRTH: 19 February 1692 at Riga, Latvia
‘PRESENT ADDRESS: -Dl-a Detmold/Lippe, S5-er Straassee No 2, British zone of
: “ ; Germany (attached to DP Camp-Avgustdorf d. Detmold)
_ HATIONALITY: latvian
RELIGION: Lutheran
MARITAL STATUS: Single
EDUCATION: Attended secondary school in Riga, Latvia, from 1901 to 1911,
graduated that year; Attended Technical University at St. Peters-
burg, Russia, from 1911 to 1917, majored in civil gineering
and: railroad engineering; Attended Technical University at
Brunswick, Germany until 1943 (entrance date not shown), studied
' yatlway ehunting dynamics; . ‘Attended Baltic University at Hamburg,
Pinnebderg, from 1946. to 1949, majored in railway shunting dynamics.
EXPERIENCE: Employed by Latvian State Railways as follows: From 1925 to
1935 ae District. Engineer in Riga, Jelgava; from 1925 to 1940.
ag lecturer and professor of railroad engineering in Riga, Jel-
ty gava, from’ 1935 to 1940 as technical director and substitute ©
-! for Director-General at Riga, Latvia. Did research in railway
dynamite shunting at Riga/Brunswick from 1940 to 1944. Repre-" -
: -gentative of latvian Red Cross at Brunswick/Detmold from 1945 . >
oo . to present. Professor of Ratiroad Engineering at Baltic Univer-
we _ |. sity, Hanburg/Pinneberg, from 1946 to 1949. Chief, IRO Trade
- *Test Board, IRO, Field Office, Munster & Detmold, from 1949 to .
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Attarenk ‘Latvian technical periodicals. | : ;
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DATE AND, PLACE OF BIRTH: 23 July 1892 atiharkow, Uiraine .
PRESENT ADDRESS: Xuenchen 3, Kirchenstr. 13/0, US Zone’ of Gernany
NATIONALITY; ~ Ukratoian
RELIGION: Orthodox
MARITAL STATUS: Single
EDUCATION: Graduated in 1909 from secondary school at Xharkow (Uiraine) , Rusela
Fo : Attended the [nperial University at Odeasa, Russia fron 1909 te
1913; recoived law diploma. ; a
Attended Military Law Acadeny at Petersburg, Russla until 1927;
received diplona in military law. Looe
Attended college at Kiev from 1925 to 1929; received diploma in
biology. ‘ . .
EXPERIENCE: Was lawyer on legal board in Odessa, Russia, from 1915 to 1914.
: - Served as officer in aray in Rugsia from 1915 ‘to 1918. -- ~
Taught pudlic school. from 1924 until 1929 in Kiev; taught
" Diology at college at Mirotsk, USSR, from 1930 to 1934;
: Professor of Biology (Biochenistry) at Pedagogical College at
~ . Gluchow, USSR, ‘from 1935 to 1956; Biochentst at TBC Institute
at Kiev fron 1936 to 1933; Biochemiest at Veterinary Institute,
Bacteriological Laboratory at Kiev from 1933 to 1943; Cosmist
(forced labor) at Germn augar plant in Regensburg, Gernany,
from ‘1944 to 1945; DP in Germany-from 1945 to. 1948; self-employed
in Munich, Germany, from.1948 to 1950. : :
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SANS: Otto. Goebel ;
-DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: 30 July 1922 at Kosice, Czechoslovakia. -
PRESENT ADDRESS: drundisee/Styrta, Austria . .
RATIONALITY: Czechoslovakian.
“RELIGION! “Roman Gatholic =
MARITAL STATUS: Single
Graduated from secondary achool at Kosice, Czechoslovakia
EDUCATION: © eco!
. an 1939; attended Techaical University at Budapest, Hungary,
_— from 1940 to 1944, diploma for mechanical engineering.
_BXPERIENCE: Mechanical engineer, director of truck production from 1944
to 1946 for Manfred Weiss, Budapest, Hungary; employed by.
Kittel Engineering Buro at Omunden, Austria, from 1946 to
1948 in the preparation of designs for sulphuric acid and
nitrogen plants; did research for aluminum industry at
Grundlsee, dustria, for Kar] Asboth frou 1948 to present;
worked for Austria Nineralol G. at Grundlsee from 1948 to
1950 in ‘the planzing of petrochemical plantea; from 1950 to
present hag. worked for TEAS (Platining Buro) at Grundlsee
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vo : lworks for gasification of coal. -
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Co Knows Hungarian, Slovak, German, French and Russian.
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oe mans: Borys Bosehenko
DATE AND PLACE OF ‘pram: June 25, “1986 at Sonshicd, Ukraine
PRESENT ADDRESS:. Neu Via, Ludondorff Kaserne,: Gormany .
NATIOBALITY: Ukrainian
MARITAL STATUS: Married, wife's namo not “Lteted; son Swiatoslav te 2.
years old, occupation, radio technician. |
“SOOCATION Attended Yrimary §chool until 1897.
Attended vacodery ehool in Kiev, Urraine, from 1397 to
1905, graduated in the latter year.
Attended Polytechnical Inatituts tn Kiev, Ukraine from ~
1905 to 1911," graduated as Dr. of Agron. Science
’ EXPERIENCE: Employed ‘from 1911 to 1917 at the Hiniatry of Agriculture,
‘ Province of Poltawa aa head of Eatonological Office.
"Also at the Polytechnical Institute from 1911 to 1917 as
laboratory inatructor and lecturer (Kiev).
. Professor ‘of Applied Pntonolo ey at the Polytechnical In-
_stitute at Elev from 1918 to 1920. ; ;
os : Imprigoned by NKVD in Middle ‘Acta from 1920 to 1922.
Entomclogist at Government Plant Protection Station, furke
_menian Republic from 1922 to 1925. - :
Hntomoligost for Kiev Sugar frust from 1925 to 1926.
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pte 1939.0 ’
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Poland, from 1939, ” 1944. - : :
Was: at forced labor tn Germany trom’ "1944 to 1945, it
os ; _. Professor, Chair ‘of Zoology tn the Ukrainian Polytechnical
mat | Institute at Hou ‘Ula, Germany ‘from 1945 to. 1960.
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BARS: Henryk Boguslawski ;
=! DATE ax PLACE OF BIRTH: 5 May 1910 at Wilno, Poland
PRESET ADDRESS: Via di Villa Buffo 31, Rome, Italy |
NATIOKALITY: Polish oO -
RELIGION: Roman Catholic
MARITAL STATUS: Narrled to Halina Zewodzinska Boguslawsid, age 'D.
occupation ceramic artist.
EDUCATION: Attended hich school in Wilno, Poland, from. 1921 to 1929,
wag graduated.
Attended Pelitechnika @ echnical College) in Warsaw, Poland,
from 1929 to 192f, ottelned degree of Faster of Sctences in
Wireless.
, EXPERIE.CH a3 : Exployed ns engineer and designer fron 1925 to 1936 by the
Polis: Brosdcasting Corp in Wersaw, and as technical manager
for thet company in #ilno from 1936 to 1939. ; ;
- Was prisoner- ~of-wer of Soviets fron 1939 to 1942,
served as Lieutenant in Polish Corps of British Army from
1942 to 1947 (Zeypt, Italy).
Ecployed as ‘collatorator with Italien “tational Council for
Scianticic Research from 1947 to 1948 in Rone, ‘
Ecploved in Rome as Aligidility Officer with IRD from 1933
te 190. yo
: ‘ts at oresent, and has been since 1959, eaployed at trenslation
of technical siagazines for the Italian Broadcasting Corp in Rone.
Subject is racio engineer anc cerenic artist.
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NAME: Lasglo Berke : ; i
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DATS AND PLASS oF SERTH: 1 Novenver 1902 at Felsododsza, Hungary
: : |
| PRESINT ADDRESS: IRO Cenp Asten-Lins, Post Reinrichsdorf, Austria . ,
MAPIONALITY: Eungarian.
RELIGION: Calvinist _ | co .
MARTOAL SBATUS; Mars ied, Tour dependents: Wife, Keria, age 27, occupation
hand-weaving; daughter, Haria, age 11; son, Attila, age
10: gon, Andreas, nge 2. :
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ENRTATICH: raduated with degree in Electrical Enjineering from Yechnolog-
iss School, Sudnpest, Fungary, in 1923.
Taxing refresner courses in Electrical ng ineering iat present
at Technical School in Linz, ) Austria, . ‘
EXPSRIEKCE: Wes asuvervisor for Eungarian | Railroods in Hungary fron 1938 to
Wa.
Sas supervisor for Institute for Industrial Planning at Budapest,
" Rengery, froa.1940 to 1941.
Was chie? engineer at hydrnulic ower plant) et Zeidunanas,
Hunger, fron 1941 to 1044,.
Froz 1928 to 1950 has deen: enployed as Graztszan, mechanic and
eagtseer with the US arny, the British marcy, and firms in-
cluding Frown -Zoveri Yompany, ‘ .
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BANE: Johan Bedrit es
ATE AND PLACE OF BIRTE: 30 August 1592 in ‘Latvia.
PRESENT ADDRESS: Herzog Rvdolistr. 4° III, Munich, Gergany .
NATIONALITY: Latvian _
HARITAL STATUS: Single
SDWUATION: Atte: sded gecondnry schcol until 1910.
Attended Polytechnical School in Rlin, Latvia, froa 1912 to
1914. Book cegrce in Constructive Engineering tn 1915.
Attended Oscar von Killer Polytechnical School in Munich,
Gernaay, from 1947 to 1945, obtained degree in ; Hockenical
‘Engineering. :
EXPERTISE: Eeployed aa draftenan fron 1910 to 1912 at the Volmar-Hainash
: “Ort ice er Ratlway Construction Office.
: Euployvee as engineering supervisor from 1916 to 1913 at the_
i RAilway Building District Office, Batun-Trapezund, Caucasus.
; Enploved by Le$vian Eailway from.1918 to 1944 as engineer in
H . - Tee: ical Demzmrtment.
i “Seplored fn 1944 oy Stat e 2eilways, Cottbus, Germany, as -
: laborer.
; Fuployed ag workman ty the US Hilltery Administration of
ioe Ancrensa, Gender’, Gernany, Trom Hay to October 1946,
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NAMS:> Oleas An teply
Dare ‘AND P PLACS 2 OF BIRT: : * October 1885 at Xuplansk, Ukraine, USSR
PRESEN? ADRESS: Ludendorf Keserne, Neu-Uln, Germany
FATTOUALITY: -Ukretlaten ° :
VARIGAL STATUS: - Single
Attended -prigary school at Kuptonsk, secondary technical school
®t Rostov-on-Don ond industrial school at Kepiansk.
Attended the Ulaninien Husbandry Academy in Czechoslovakia from
19235 to 1929, graduated aq engineer-hydrotechnician, .
EDUCATION:
EXPERINCE: Wag in Officers’ Training Corps of Russian Aray from 1915
~ to 1917. :
‘Lestured on tops ctaphy fro: 1918 to 1923, Army of Ukrainian i
' National Repudlic.
mmployed as District Instructor of Melloration Work at the
Government Husbandry Office at Kielce fron 1928 to 1931.
Held Chair of Sydrotechnics at the Urrainian Acadeny of Itus-
_. bandry in Ceechoslovazia froa 1931 to 1936.
‘ Lectured on hydrotechnics anc descrivtive geometry at the
Ukrainian Technical University in Podebrady from 1936 to
19-45, and aot the Ulrainien Technical University in Keu-Uln
trou sas 5 to 1950.
Dext 00k on Descrivtive Geometry and Engine Building
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published tn 1937, reissued in 1942. .
Subject 16 now learning English. [nows Ukrainian,
Russian, Czech, Polish end Gernan.
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DATE AND BLacy or BIRT: . June 22, 1907, at. Krivy Rin, Ukraine, USSR
PRESENT ADDRESS: Buckenberginserne, Pforzhoia, Germany
“RELIGION: Crthodox .
NaTIQUALIZTY: Uirainien
MARITAL STATUS: Single
EDUCATION: At tended elementary and high schools in Krivy Rih, Ukraine,
in 1923. .
: Attended the Hining Institute ‘at Yuzovin, USSR, from 1923
~ £9 1827, sradvated, ; :
Attended the Scientific Institute at Yuzovia, USSR, fron
1927 to 1959; sajored in mathematics and mining, recoived
Geaeree of Doctor of Mathenuctics. :
EXPERIENCE: Lkployed as research worker. fron 1927 to 1929 et the Yuzovka
. Sctentific Research Institute, USSR. . .
Suployed as wining engineer fron 1929 to 1942 at the Donbas
hMineg in the USSR. ;
Saployed at forced farn levor from 1944 to 1945 at Saalfeld,
Germany. : .
E=ployed as a clerk in his own field by the US Army and IRO
“frsa-1965 to 1950 in germany. .
COMMAND OF LANGUAGES: Svonls, ‘reads and writes fair English. Knows
. : Ukrainian, Ruseian, Gercen and Spanish, ~~.
COMPS BY SOURC: Sudject is an outatonding Mgineer and research worker,
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7 Prom. , . Chief of Statia, Pert ab : 4 pat” we °
. SUOQIECT aeni@ar- ; \ Peres, ne ts
. . . Frits (aka Prod) SSC , oe
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Refercacs: * State Dupt Coatral Cable 1437, 1b Hov $2, froa Boon
1. Galt Jere 62, the Prosa Attacha' cf the Perils Prbascy vrote ua
the following comorendua:
| . dccosllng to Frones recerds, Frod SLO] wes bora Lay 3l,
ve 1909 ta borling hy vas treinod 62 a lesjor, left G3rmcay ia
- 2931, cad eppcared ta Franco ia ly33. In lysy, ba enlisthid
. da ths Ferelya Legica. Eom tice tn 19L0, be was cnrscbilised
ia Korocco, Ha fled to Sa#itzovles ia lou, ead reterzcd to
Porta in Vay 19ub. Sloca thas tiny, by bas workad fer "Blo
fest" tu Zarich, “fdbsra Stespa," a Soolaligt daily ia Leena,
end othar papova. In 1949, ba went to work for “DLs Calt,%
the Britich-coutrolled nowepazar in Uscsurg. Is Febrvary 1951,
‘ by was repleead ta that popes by a Gorcaa. . AL tha preesad
tics, ba works for “Radio Sarrebruskss,* aa tvll as fcr *ber
Band." K9 wag nateralised Prach in 1942.
Reosatly, ba was cloered by SEAFS to e229 everzthicg froa
ths Pyrccces to the Elbo. Ho did co cod arco a rogers ca
° { Nid Atleaiio Foresa, File article wory conuicarcd Of by tts
waoa, cad cten tere traszlated in tho preca reciew bullstia,
“Dossecatatiea, a
Stor tins aftor ths crticlss hrd ezposred, howevar, a
Freach eisiciol capracsed esteniehouent that SUDCS bed bsca
cives ezoh wics cocrmeditatiaa. Tiowgh by od co pres? to
; osfer, tiis eins officiel eccy tha etatsocas thas smut
" wa3 kisea to tha Frisch e9 ca econt of tha Cosinvora. by
cava eo furthos dsrocatory infercatica,
2, fa ezercbsd car files, Soccd no pruvicas recerd cf Sudjact, end
infcrasd the Presa bitschs socondingly.
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State Dopts Ceatrol. cable 1k3t, {rea Ecza,
cated 14 Nev 52, a copy
of whic’s is Ettacked hereto for Four ccarenicose.
Basing cur res.
‘quest ca the ‘tnformation containsd ta para) edows, end on the
attaczad ‘cote roa Bonn, we sutaltted queries sonceruiag Subject
to doth Uxiow en2. “UNBOUND. .
oe . &. 23 ve 53 wo recoivad the rotigeing reel frow UMBOUND:
Frits (exa Fred) STSCI, bers 31 ‘S 1903 Ya Borla, |
ef Goresa origin, ths sca cf Wilic-cad Earthy TU, =... ,
egaingd Fronch naticaality by ravaralfeation cl épril ,
i. ta ly Osteteor 1933 ta Feria Ky, ba carried Ale _
cocpatriot Tait S: STNIEY, bern 24 depast 1805 in Borlta..
They Gave ons child, bum 25 Lay 1y37, ef Frencd dation-
ality. tp
ao ved :
: co Suse “the Foratca Logica in 19L0 end was d2- .
| . ecstilicod 19 Fobruary Uycl. In duseo2 1942, fosring lost
. ha bo intoncsd faa cotp ia the caoecrpled pons, ha GQ
eldsd ta go-with hilo wlte to Swit zorlecd. Vpca bia ex
a . rival in Ouitroflend, be wos errasicd for clancestica .
ii | bertsr-orogsing aad interusd in 2 com at Kays:
(Veleta). Sov, La woa trensferrsd to a loser cox = ot
Sterva. Daring bia otey ia Saltsariscd, te beet rarrd
emoto gaveral crtichs uccis ths pesudoaya “Souai"
tha Saica sootaliet proga, soley in tbe pays *itbare-
Staryae*
i Ya Bay 1945, ha rotawsd to Freseo cad cotclad ct
im Pontrags (Seica), where be shill rocieza at 2) Aveses
Plerso Eroacolatia. Since 1545, by tos bad a legal offiea .
et C3 gua dtHeatevlits, Feria los, thon, ecconiing to a ; :
trsclly rolisdle evgurca, 25 ds naported te hava bold
ecotings wlth BeastaabisPENATAOT cf tha Soviet Comorctal
: Ltestea (ets = eco EEA 13555) cod wit LCOCHEN of the
, Sovies Infersatica Barsca. Yba estivity of this legal
i : effies iu, tu fect’, aluoss negiigidla.
, Sinca 1545, ha also bas oporatad aa fics for ths :
catticzeat of oputed cliizy for ths iatermatical vie ae
d Reserve cad Rolter Gocnitica’ (1.8.2.c.), 35 Bed. dao *
i Coputinag, Pardo. ha equclly to acctoistrater of tha
Siva Avéas and Sluit" of dnieerp, Belgica.
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$053 cavotes ths creator part of hia activity, howvwr,
to jourdalica. Ha 23a 0 cofrespcadint of veryous Fronch snd -
ko .
forolsa asdcpupora, notcdly the Saica pezo7y"Dor Dead."
ia eccrocited officially to the Freash liatotry of Inforeatica. .
ha kaa cdtrirdd nasorcus vitss for forcign countrics in omar
to fulf1ll hie professional obligations. . a
Ko has wovor attractod sttcnticn frca tha political point
point of vica, bat ca euspect hiu of tying iccatical eith en ©
indivicaal of ths sacs neso who balengod to tka Sulsa “Bata
Eapollo® notaork.
SILSGH 1a in cortsot with a can nesod EURCHUARST (ole = |
eco pasa § tales), ucw a corracpoadzas of "Lor Lucd" in 2, _
Faric, end sao elco ig mepscted of being icsatical with an peta,
Oz~256a% of ths "Rote Kepallo. bal
i <) ore Sonbiming our invootigatica of Frits SRO.
S. Gita regird to the BURCKAML? meatiensd ebovs by wtouaD, vo
sinca havo consulted with tho Praga Attschs, who hes basa able to iden-
tify hia eo fo}losa: batt aes Boos i.
ead LUACIRARDS, bora 9 Septezsor 1506 io Leh, gorcaxy, .
ferccatly residing tb 105 Brd. Voltairc, Pario lla, cecnentc:
correspcacsat for “Dor Band," accradited a2 a journalist to
tts Progiczacs ¢a Ccliicodl ca lO Fubruary 1945, elco rorks
fox tha Vorolnigtca Wirtcchafta Dicact of Frankfurt, is
kocoua ¢2 a carious jJourvaliot, but-othsrviss ey a coabtful
individual,
6. Oa b Fed 53, xa recoived thy following loss cocpleta reply ~
from WIG:
Frits (eta Prod) SIO, fomorly a Corcan lssjoer, tas
y Bs kes opcncd oa legak cifica in
_ rofega in Frenss in 1933.
Faria cad alco oscupica Miccolf with jocrzalicn. Until now,
no unfavorcble inforcatica bso boon Gbtaited cencoraing hin. .
=) ere cabicg ell of tho ebove inforzation avallodlo to both
ARS. Wa would epprociats receiving
. ths ries Fross Attecshs ead to &.
oll posacibls further corcguteory inforraticn conssrning SUSI, blo
wariozs ccatcata, cnd bis cotivitios. Va vould te intsrestsd-to receive,
in particulcr, ony inforcatica to colina UULQWD's exepicion that
snca, endfor BORCKHARD?, wood to belcag to tha "Hote Kepallo® network.
Aagds:“ihes !
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trereeitted seoeei th io brigiicete by a mex prepare
py Wii lime ¥. BELL THT Cneerti rg oe iverragatiat of Pune,
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SUBJES1 Passing of §2 reports to Brasilien dathoritios,
On 13 October, Karcog ENSTOS, ALSUATIO' a toliessce ia ths Praztlitin Fotoral
Folitical Folica, fsfarcod hia that o2 15 Cotoder ba had cvtattted to tha
Chief of Polisa-a (i Mulition of tha reports ha Sid received froa LSI THY.
{EisX3 had beaa gtvea ty Away otarlitecd weratons of Enq) to fizels, «-
inclusive, end Kt)? ta He-27, dnclusiva, clocs wita the biographical trforration
of the earces of tho39. reports. Rl-15 end RG-80 wore cot passed to BASTOS
bsesusea thay had bea cbtained fiom ALLOFATH.)
Ca 27 Cctcbar BSNS teforced ALTE that tha translation of ths Feport
had ieaa forvaniad ty tha Cato? of Folics to Calsach LiL, the presaat
bast-of the Fedoral lieical Folica in Elio ca vengiie, tho, in turn, hed
forsartal it to Jed FICOLL, beed of tha Folitical Division of «64 Folitieal
Polica, for hia recommendations, ELsicd statad that be balleved FISCRELLY
would recocssal that tha reporta be furwardol to ths Foreim Offics enl tb
Var Lantotsy. Resting alco inten's ty. giva.a copy of the trentlstionw to a
Ribsirs cd» AS » bool of tho Servicto da Vigtlancias of the Dcpzarteant of
Political asl = win Order (0D.0.P.S.), Sao Paclo, who bas iniicatel an interest |
din reeslivirg it.
49 en introdastion to ths trenglatioa of the resorts, LASTUS Csacribed triofly
DBrasii's Statoloas rotlgca teatgrutiva probies and tia volustery calfare
orgenizations wiilch cosist the iralyrents tu getaing eatry to, eral satthing -
in, Craslie The tronalation of this Lntroductica 10 6s followss
®Tha current foutyratioa of White Russians dato Eroatl began ta 193. It
haz dintatched sincs June 195k in ths feca of tho dectaton texen ty tho
ational Inatituta of Coldaisation ent Imigration {Instituto Eacional da
Imicragds Colontscgio) (NI...) of 16 Sena Sh. Un that cats, the
Directorates of tha W108. dccldead to regest that the Lintstry of Foreign
Relations take ths necescary stcpa ta stop ths dssuanca cf viess for
statclesa Percons ror a period of sixty Cayse
toa 30 Juns, Vicenta no, thon Foreign Kinistss, sont 0 circ:lar to ell the
ecusulstes enlering a stoppage in the logiances of viess until a ftoad
dociaton could be ri reachod.
e233 €2 Soptesbor, tha Foreign Offica issucd ty ths consulates nea instructions,
ecceniing to thich, gonsrally eposting, stateless imiierents era percitted
entry to Erasil cnly if thoy have ia Leaail relatives in tha direct lita of
escent shoges econcle situatioa ta such that thy can gearaatse ths
cadsistonce of the icalgranta.
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Sa Hong Korg, with thole recpective passzorta in orler evaitirg esccsadatioas
on.cne of the five whtas of ‘tis tong Korg Pucnoe Ayres lings the SEUISGSVATI®, — ° .
ICY, MPVIS TMI, PTEELION, end OTIALENG) rs ; .
Phe difficulties which the interuationsl orginicatices enoountes in obtataing
coxplato end roliatio inforvatioa on tid imiiprants are ce to a lat¢a citeat .
to tha fect that those imlcrants elecya reaisa iy areas far .nccored from ;
tin locales of tha organisations! offices. Gna cuss also rewpaisa tho r :
fact that included eno the statsles3 imaigranta ia a large cir of :
Poraont useful. to. bra. uch 29 tha followiny typea of workeras mochanics, :
engineers, electricians, chealsta, etce : Core et
"Thora aro twelve interiatioral oryanitations who cre responuible for proparing
the teatgraits for tha Jourray - or botter, tho calf - of thess stateless
rofugeos froa China and-various Luropean. ountrics, Thsy eree :
\ x ;
ke AedeDeS. = Ansricaa Joint Slotribution Comilttes, sith offices in Rio
ant Sin Peslo.
9, B.0.1. + Entr'Aito Ourriore Internationale (International Workers’
Lutual Aid)
3. HeIeheSe = Hsbrow Imaulgrant Atd Soctoty, with offices in Kio andl Sao : .
Paulo,
be 1.C.U.C. = international Catholic Migration Gauciesioa, with offices , ,
= in 24) ond Sco Poalo, . .
Se 16505- = Intoruation:) Soctal Sorvics, with offices in Bis anil Sto Foulo.
4. I.R.C. =< International Hoscue Comittee. Hia no reproscatatives in Brasil,
Je LWP. 2 lithoran World Fedaratioa, with officas ia Rio end Sin Piulo.
9, ULC.U.C, = National Catholic Welfare Conference, with offiéos in Rio: ¥
&nl Sao Faslo. : . . °
9 S.A.E. - Sutos Ald to Euiops. tas 19 representatlon in Brazil. .
10. %.F. = Toloted Fournlation, with offices in Hio ant Sto Peulos
ll. U.U.A.K.C. - United Uirentan dcoricen faliof tocalttoa, :
Lee W.C.C. - World Council of Clurchoa, ubth' officas in Rio tad Sio Paulo. .
"Two of those organizations hintlo ths lergoat cucbar of crrivala. Ono
is tho W.C.C, shove offico in Rio is locitad at Prata do Flesano, 180,
Cpt. €62; 1t3 office in Sido Fevlo ta ct fea DU. Voridlana, 370. ap SZa
Pesto office ia under ths direction of Higa Rachel ca cenvano.(©F tha
othor organisation 4a ta M.o.UsC., wiooe office in Rlo ta ot dvorida
Churchill 60; its offices tn Sio Faulo ag fn the Chih of Feaca (Igroja
da Pas) on bap piicerio: The Sco Paulo offica ia uator tho direction of -
Fathor Marto. (3 a
BSince 25 Avril 1954, canz stateless persons tis hsva bsca unable to ubtein
a visa for Lrasil, Cansta or Australia have been repatriated to tha U.S.Sede
As a rosuit of this ropatriation, it ig poooidlse, though mt probable, that
sore olemonty may ba ocnt Ava China to Brasil ta eqyzge in cubversive.
activitios hare, while saoburs of thoir fenilics, who havo becn repatriated
to Russia, aro held as hostages thors.”
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“Hoag Bong waiting for tranoportation to Brazil.
a 2. The-nead of tho W.C.C. office in Rio fa André Moy
‘Concssvently Dologate of W.C.c. for all Latin Anorica snd,
ha Xia CARVALHO'S superior.
3. The nead of tie Nocatee ‘tn Rio ts Waltor DIOINISS, who ts ths overall
hast of N.CeWeCe activities in Rrasil, in which capacity he is Father Martote
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Suvjeote Joogph LEGRAMD Reasaigned
Comonnt: For tracce on the individusla named in
tha attached sta the followings
LEXQAND - T/PA-1016 (71), and othora
GAry, Balle - nd) ETO-LIG
ROTI, Baile » 17 ‘0s EF O08 132
DEITCCES, hoon - WO-L1) EFO-WOsp WO-5)3 -
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Date of Inforpation: Gurront
Date acquired: 8 January i952"
12 January 1942
“Budjoet: Jovoph LE. UAND - Feport wo:
sO Place Acquired Yrance, Paris
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2 ¢# .
: Cource: Through a fairly reliacle source fee ap informant with NP contacta,
a Tan dosent Ls: WD, tawhed tn the "Pronator affair” end os @ ragult
expailet fia tha Central (aualttes of Gia PUR dn tha Spring of
5), eas reosatly rewsaalmed the pooitiun es Adainatrative
Gecretery of the Regs nal kinars Fe.lspatica (COT) in the Mord
: kuguate 1c Mit waa Snotmmental dn
and Pas~toeCalata rocions.
écluring Gila reazaigumont for LS, according ta source,
we .
POLS3 (Lsca) exf hott (Latla) tho sora {n ohargs for two years
reanigatiog of tha Kygtenal Pecorattor hava besa placad
ef? thar
uncor Dulles ercsra ani have besa charged with Pinaulftoiers
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i eho dircoiing cressicns of tha varlous cyndiestos, Courca otated :
tras LELUNDo cotivitios era partially dsotated by finanslad .
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hea toca chargrd with reargsaicing Gia Valsnolcansa coator, in
artioulss Gia Cylesuzsloccus rogtca, .waich nor falien into 4 ;
othercy €2 a result of tho tnsriia cf{ tha traite ZCuN(Latle)%, ;
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C's progrea for Hungarian refugoca, Your attention to called to tho
lest sontonco of tho attechrant to it,
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ctutec$s qualssy sor estate cffered ty UIs Colvarcitiss
emi cliam for §u0 coiolssniing effernd by tha Pismca Goverment,
oo well co acy others te) ecy ta evadlealo, fh tho e229 af
ary ciedent vio coving a GULL coholercifp, T.0%0 escicicse
fla will conclst orieaiily of samsaling asalctanco taal 1 aptle
nmostal aid, 'f roquiul.
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eparatal nace Pardo be gu Framch tsonch of 1:6.
Le ta coverinn expeasca of a elucat hoetel in Werna ~ eotimtey |
capacity 3090 obsentls
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fincog Casa the Libdctsy boa oct Cobeoscd ep ficta eiearse 9
(elLcicuh I bive personally Gayyestcl en cccasten £9 fini.
efbicinle that thoy chould nob let this epmeucitz dey)! ss
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By Our Diplonatio Corr ss7oadent
& thouscend Saotern Buropoan enti~-Ceramiot
rofuceos of the profosatoral olescos kay te seat
for eaployzsat ta the Uaited States by tha.
AVarernational Reacka Comuittes, bre Dewt Certiny
oa hie way to Farto exd othr capitala to investls
gata the schoca'o pooalnslitiogs .
1e 10 aloo proposal to cotadliah, probadly
in Loadea end Farlo, Curopesa (ratitutes for tha
atuly by refugee exports e? cvory eapo0t of life
in fast Surops. Lr. bartia caid yeatorcays
ths tins bas coz whea tha frea cations
rust uso thie eac0 of bowaa talend to resord
what is going ca end to essere ere era groups
evailabdlc to rovivo cultura ia Esotera Coropa
thea tho tics orrivos, We are proparcd to bring
3,000 intollootuals to tho Vaulted States ead
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Qa Jens oF 1954 thio offioe reset7od a caza Srca 4503 for a
conta ty tas nase of bt! (3, tha ssa tsoa ia Sepilos,
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wa sesidicg ct } Lvoace Caiaa, ~ .
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C20 Gho.tas beirg proovoged fur taalgration-to Douta.dmoricae (| ;
fa this individual this. effisa
Paving o rosting check ovnduates
Tearacd that Plcosilova tas cocosiated vith cas fers hea ANy
czapeaied capienzz2 estat iu Celtsorles4. Vaa threrasv isd 22d
isdicate thas Ficszilova tag icglicate! 11 Killy'a cativadisa. C
tha other baad, 16 cag indtoated that ca catry viea to Frosee t22 ¢xse
colled ty tha Vecaen eutboritica. I% caa indicated tha eur conrcu2 fa
Cézsva did not havo diycot coocaa to soltoe files ca Plesiiova & ase
Glles,s) to ba volesinucus. Wo atteazs sao cada on tha part of bairicia
personnal to ensiyse the cnoe ot that tise. Hovover, 1% cas tha opiates
of a coapatcat Lodricon officer in Génova that Plezilova eaculd bava
toca queaticucs in detail about Shor tackground and activitiaa for tia
Fas% covca years.
Laacl on tie avove inforctntion, Plagiicva wan genie: VIEP
oligibility., CO Aucugt Oa To wrote t. +t. Aserican Tsneslate ba Geneva
edvioing thea trat Plasilova nad ieft Seitseriant and izaigrateld. to
ts a Revolving
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Fund Loan fron the Unterntiunal aeasue Tosuitties tecause TIC? oiieL- 3
bility had Loern cented. I advised # Gonuulaty that it waa sy cyinica os
that thio .nfcrctatzon mhouls be breuynt tu the attention of proper Rd
Ascrican authoaraties in Genuvu, ii that Fleutlova’s rrevence in fezice t
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Cala letter otated thas “If you would indicate tho particular agtihosiiict
trre to whoa the foot that thio eons has prosecdad to Rexioo Gigss be all
_datereat, z onal) be glad to ccnmunioate vith thea.*
Tala office dooa not fool that va should toll the Consulate ta°
Geneva which dAmorioan officers vould be interested tn the typa of informe
Rica vot forth adovo. It is fale shat you bight wiob to transalt tiie
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infermstica concemitng Bno% Garcany to wich all-kest Esslin crgslesticgs tld to
RShiNa to ctalt informatie. Fublioly, hia rezsca fer thig wo te cingkisy cossee.
{esSioa estivities corag tho Borla Gesuns, bat it fa Ingm tos) hie Foal yeic=a
L waa of ¢casrel ever cli of tics orgzaleats=:3. Ta tha
yess, bbs cfrorta hed boca ussuesscatd cca, to, e225 other foctoza, tho eoccccd of
St Scsyrier? erceaicatica.. Tha continuizy efforts upen tha pars of Pore
to his dicatesal irea DILDGI cro a ealtor
ereca ivy regal ts peadtdon he tod prior
of recom, oe
3, Is eppsarcd that tho crestica of. Lécatity 1 e3 a separate entity weld cob ccd.
(ey Cf eeacisuctive natury to tis eeseral Ycold var® frost, end forthos, tass
i$9 ecisscasos tii the behind secaga Coldsace of tha poarccad noasicast: a tsalds
gorely coxplicats tha clreciy conpticatcd eat Coclin ceena. Sho BOD PEsNicA a,
: . aysfca of Idcatdty 1 cl to mesa tna .
s2gha evadlictte cascy the tgizize lesdcre? urca fndividusl tesla. Bfornuso 9
of DILDET ia this regan. ‘
soe
& G22) sely 1953, eter ta tha icttial esoting cg Identity 1, G20n087 isvitcl
ths Scori: ? cateriicizms to by tricict ef taacoca
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da wibed CLLOiY carrics out ity Doss
cmey Eirslea. Bering Uta vials, o ecw
- cf tho Seirike lecdero” discowre Hist tid CALCOT? Esat Gamusa progrea eocenpard oa
v
Pigtritssica:
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. . . .
Sooo was | Fira OIE tanya
ote . :
.° . Seki.
ell cf tho potnta wAtth were hopes to be ottatned ty tha fee mation of Tieniity 3,
(. amd eines thls wuld conatituss ta cbviccaly usccptratio eupiteation ef effort,
_ asyroatzately. ten of the Sstrire leader o? indicated thes thay wosly give, thelr
Gurzert to CANON? of other culetig cressiuations rather than to te nes’ Erocp.
‘(The vermin lar gusgs fogort of tho CALLOIT seeting foe [crwanied wuer peresate -
cover os attechzent “ay : ;
$.. On 71 July 1953, © spectal pact ing of varloue west horlia avternsen? axd rosie
tance group Tepreaentatives woo called to diecies the foosibility ani cesirariiity
of encouraging tho formation of Identity 1. with few exceptions, al cf tas essere
crganisaticns oxpregacd the view outlincd in paragraph J atvve. She eugssetios
was offictally voiced that tha metbera of Identity 1 sr-uld lend thelr euspera to
-exdeting organivationo, (A German language report of this eeoting powparad by tre
CAURDIT representative ta (crwamied under eorsrate cover as Attach=mt *5*)
6... On 12 Auguot 1953, a mooting weg called by HICOC-EAD of raprescatatives of U8.
‘Aintalltgence ‘organisations in Borlin. Tha purpose of thio nesting waa to discuss
the posaibility that the formation of Ideatity 1 might conatituto o throat ts the
eceurdty of ansricen forces in Rerlin. NICGG hed aleo received an erroneous re-
pert that DILINGN ord CAUROIT were rendsring Identity 1 financtal svppert. ‘fSo
latter. Leprezeicn waa corracted during the maoting, and {6 was detereinad thet
Identity 1 would probably not ccnatituts a threat if it did not rocolve or doralep
findacial backing. At the tine of these discusaiona, ft did not azpoay lively ~
that Identity 1 would receive such eupport, and ita asszots would protably be ad-
sorbed in other Woot. Dorlin.or Weat Gercan orrenications. There wero imticatlons
that eeveral of tho “strike leadero,® with tho aid of ZACODIPY, were gaining om
ploynent ‘in the Féderal Republic. :
~ 7. The only direct contact. established by BOB with any of tho ®atrike leadsra®
was with Identity 2, who was considered for exployamt with DTLINSN. . the nature of
this centact do escontially covered in the following correapendence: : : SELLY Cat
DI2 18142 ond WP-A 6120. Identity 2 was not hired by DILINi. :
Q 17 Gctobder 1953, the Chairaan of Identity 1, Idchtity 3, inforaed Keleoa dG.
Tinaed thet ha (Iuentity 3) intended to resin frea Identity 1 inca ho was resolve
ing insufficient cupport to cake a living. Ho stated that elthouch ha waa recoly-
ing ects curport froa Iucntity 4, it vas not cnsuch to caintein Lis orgenicatica
$s ing basis. Tucntity 3 catu tha? he had ecda esverek rello eppcarencs3,
cod ths! ca a rocult cf theca, Iecatity 2 hod besa recotving cp to cia husind vice
atera & cay. Fa roportcd that he hed attenugicd to gein fininedel ‘eurport feca ths
Wess Gercan Minioiry for 42) Geruca é¢frairs ond other crgsniestions, bat hea teca
unsucessslk. he tica sucgeatat to Eocanl thas Ideatity 1 en) Cio”
dona covers weruing egvesncnt witg tho latter eganizatica Carn Bing th 2 fais.
fhe effer hed ono eitrastive espsas, nancy, that Cui? es wd, Shrouga tho ecssta
end nese cf Ieeatity 1, tovectes ata pecscas tizoica ed qxpend fnve other ficlas of
poyeholericsh worlcve. However, fos tha reasons otiind io percgrspd 3 edova, Kone
ood waa instructcd to esver en emites Aftcr ko 223 inforacd
thas Cacmoli? Kod Bat eaccres Che cucgsatca vireing errongonens, Iicjtity 3 ede,
uitted to henand 3 tNare worg miceairedla clacats uithin Icentity 1 who would
Lave to be resovel tater ts the ergsaisation coula feictita effects Valye
: ae . ; 7 ;
| are] . . ay ys Tf Dy ~ ~B- Ago
% cantaincd.in Nofercnce A that a6
h with Identity.5. fo otat
ity “that. they’ Hora cléscly
terlin coe. Shortly folly ing th
Ydontity. 6 end-othera cot with I
f {narecsing.the ectivitios of Tr
‘that-crexbo and’ Iuentity 6-4
in ‘West Berlin. It wes.
"usuld be reepenaitle exclusively for Bist: .
niogion.of ‘thio office was’ not gnitdally ostablished, —
ie formation. of on unJorgreund trade unica: to -
and Grambo inufcated that - funds in. the
Althouch th
paion ‘oy:purontly cundered abou
’ oppogo-the Saat Geraan 7009. Wentity-6.and G
“amount of tad 1,000,000 would ‘bo frovidlonially.avatloblds
WO. Montity 7, en doot Gormar-refugée who was an. active Labor Yoceder and had work-
: ith tho SFU. Oatbiro, +ao designated the chief or tho new TTCCCULT, office. Ho.
menced work: irmeulately, bul it ascn: ducers apparent that ho was. not going to
_eooporate with aithor CAUCNA or -ZRCODIFY Perlin, other then to use the latter's a .
offices: Identity 5 etatca- that efforts. wore aade ty Woot Gorcot end Selgtan reps t.
‘Posentatives of TFOCCUL? to bring-Tdcatity 7 into-clogor harccny with CANT IA, But
“these ware fruitlcos. Identity. 7 koptkncwledga of his activitica {rea TiCODIFY
‘wazbers, and it also becans epporent that Ko ‘wag not informing TCSCULT. of everye
thing cither. ‘Tho latter hes ovidencod a growing dictrust and ulolike for’ Identity
7 which hua alsbot approached tha ‘stata of coaploto disaasociatica.: (Fer recent: © 7
cevideneu of TFOCCULT by-pagaing its, om Borlin .offico, geo EGD-A 11223 waich dea-
cribea o TPOCCULT overture to DILULN) - ; ; :
MW. Sites tho TRCCCULT Corlin effico wea. wore or lesa cn outgrowth of tho 17 dune
- deaonitraticna, it wea natural that Yuentity: 2 would cost: a cisco aerking essocias
+ tden ulth tha$ croup. fa altccpt uz3 moda, bub eppercatly Identity Jy ta erindle |
‘yidwal, pravericd tho cotablicnuuit of effective vorzing relat? aghip, Ca tua
other herd, CALC loouc.) ug the TOCcuLy offiae vitor tho lescischip of Identity
Jeo en inercoaingly uideasirable elercad fin tha Eorlin end Lest Gircsg. ecco. hoe
to Icontity 5, 4b vag chcub-thiy tics thet Ucctreaa toca esiing overtusc3
a sbccly ceting ca a uioscictal? rorratcatetive cs licntity 1. tinca.
thea, Cita rently hes considered Yucabity.2 ca or ectivity t effess t22 GIs 5 \
dasivedlo onwvasiena ef Tucatity 7 od hea roportedly beca fencling, con 27° 3
wa) to Iccntity 1, pecaithy throuwss Doccsesu, Idcavity.$ 49 gvara that 4
CALs epozis highly of bouiirsca, 22 observatica which hao tesa reported ty dor i.
@ualataaca else. ; .
“yo, Yeanbdty S reportcd furthes thas Eowlrena haz beca quite ectivs giining pli-
exoshlo, cooniiastal vita Ties by O fa tia pec |
eity {cs Wecatity 1. Va ho3, 2
eratica oF erttelo ciaccmiing Ue
Winthty O datredeced Ticatity 9 to Ie athas thet,
troqeantly procoid Ibcavity 5 for Ube © ity... L-
eeza told Bogdscou tha: Yacatity 2 da escapist i estics Gl ,
- yeeaeca chewld ba coda vita cithor TROCCELT ce Toy. Ideatity 3 &
Doudowss to cn dacrica roprescatative c2 the 251, bos thera 29 > bec
tha exsent of interes: tha latiar esginisstica enorsi fa te erfetrp cf | 7
“pasently, Eoudsosu poalte!icd a etuiy ef tha crenza C2 7 dare (ea ecarte Seep
fer thda venture fo convan, tat Teaiitz 5 Gocgiated thes Gey fey her cay tro
— CADGIA)s Bosiroau, civing credit to Identity 2 cor tha eotertal ia tis remiss
: . oO
. *. .
for Identity 9. Caring tia Poll es
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japredtacnt” pubite figures FES
Sous ono wock after: teen it § reseiy.
for. ae eupport ot Sdentity : oe |
TH scopy Aa f0rwa Cn | re
Tt. uaa rororted in. Léference i
Adentitz: da Sinanskel cupzort® etesisd frov “‘Tdentity 19 soureéa
; Ghat what little oupport Tdcitity I fo recoiving coaca fr
-outliacd in raragraph LV.uboves ‘Identity Seca cware‘t! & Iden abity. ‘Vhea
: talyara dtexa fro’ Tuentity 4 for further diotributica’escag the Lacilics
of persona wlio hed been erroatcd © ‘Yor taking part in. the 17 Jane. detcnatraticag, —° <
“o his knowledge, howsver,s no funda, a3 auch, were over given entity ‘1 trea thia
oources
jor. portion st
‘However, Ko nes
CAROL tcF tha -
14. Nolecn ¢ G. Menard recently rojortud that.-Idint ity 3 hoo reatpied trea hig poale |
ticn Ly Ideatity 1 end id now ‘practicing ‘low {i Bootarm vertmany. Feaast olso atatcd
, that ho haa heal of no recent ackivity upen. the part of Identity 1 and has heand of
ho roplacczent boing nuzed to fi the post Vacated by Identity J.
15. Tho ecberuhtp Xiot of Tuentity } az roported in DULN-207 ugress in port with
a lict forwerded by Hands - For conparicon purposes, thy lattor list.ia forwarlod
under sagarate cover c2 Attachront tps:
16. since it cppoara that Identity 1, although roporteuly not very ‘aetive,- baa
bod rcgolving o e-sl1 crount of financial eupport froa CADQIA, Lt fa pocaible that
a ocatinucd inveatigabica” ‘of ito -aotivitica. tay by warranted... If co, it ia age. .
ceated that futures querios be diruotéd to John He Quintance, the BoyweNt Cova OLfis
coz who hss uiroct contact with CabOra. Sinco’tho attachncata are fomarde] in -
singlo copisa, it do ruyuusted that tho; bo forwarucd to the Hoaa" Crfieco following
‘porugal. —
. . Ww 2. Lacon)
Manvil L. LARLISON ©
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area
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20 February 1974
Ciotr duutica: ‘ ,
3- Citer, 15 (atta: Geoffrey b. Magcen) w/ott. E (3) ;
3-- CEL(Atint Uolleca RB, Parlett) w/act. 4 thru D (1 0a); w/ate. 5.(3)
2 = B02/KU7ILS u/o att, . . .
so aAbtechzentar UNSLPECY ey. ae .
- . Athru D deseribed above . } . se
7 B= Idontity shoot - - : . tos
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7 Stachzont B under separate cover to EG3-A-1200,
; a. O vy
| Identity 2 to *MneyEomatttes for 17 Juno®
Tearity 2 Sa WortF Gohlke
a
Toatity 3 io Karlhobsiz Qohlor
_Heatity ais “Tntemational Rascuo comiittcs
Identity 5 40 vorbort”Sakor, Labor officer, HICOG, Rorlin
ae “yuentity 6 fo walter 2 Reuther :
Teatity 2ass shilling (fe),
quentity 8 40 Norbort Huhlen
6 Ota fin
lantity 9 is Pha jet ‘Lenton (oand tea
Tusntity 10"la thal Leags a for Husan Rights"
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d bisirituticn:
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3 - CAt (Attar wallace 2. Porlott)
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wriAev{L, dated Ji Wher Lys)
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ce 1. VW fsbew of Wda-at.tee ywveal the ferlowtyy be raion concer
ing ‘Ua subjects
. (a) Thataaia es beta cist Goares, ' ‘ ; ae
C VA caus, TH roi re en Ga 2 Catiea os thd Osi dated + “
: 0 Ccteder ivy viated tat oa HhiLh- have Wosen Golts wal Luskooss _ j
FLauds over o ported of Ey, cuve Unser fisut boty tsa vevy iniicataly 5
oy
in Aoscou in tha perled Loeb. Lh Usd tidy FL) wy ess fercica
corrospendant: fer Ci ming Via Yittiony 2 very POrlot. Curing tate ...
period Less tock (a3 to PLL 019 Uagemy. tere tha Kept tama fer a
7 abssat 2 year ail cole! 02 ake Covedyacs met. shes, Tato report ferthee |
' |. plated Gat in iy3) aicar Ga C2009 bel rotencd free boscov havizg bream
wht the kuastesa, Loy cov 0:3 FLED. galte often en Coy teonmd iat Uo
- YLAILs wore aloa Ureckia, ute Ui) Covlsto. ef (Sk) Ca Noss cre le
“ptill friendly with byt ef tis NGL end soy tic fra te ta tina.
ree ea)
eae
(o) ln o agport dated & Agree? Ly reviewly nts cotivitics ta Biscta car
ing ts 18cte aw Xu, ib ww bot tat Feit wa well buna tw hava
eqjoyod uuuzably clos canbat ult: Loviot officials porte ly in tu
Sovtot Forcten Uffico, be sauticcy bed cinect ccaicct with Lanta LITWLST,
Suviet Fopoln affetra camicos, eal 3 retuted to hava comtiice Libs a
: phpesLing to tw breolia tan Ge cutgtentisg snarls Joumolist, ‘orl
afte WATS. BAGS end Boos ef Flicicity will-plecad coatacta woe Liquicsisa do.
' oto tha Groat Purge of L9s/-33, eat ol) tits contribited, m cant, wv rica
: eiciiinctomcat ant dloanchentusat with 9 Soviet Lazio. in ey cweat, be
‘ocateiwed ulth ciificcltyy w.cpet bis Sovlolecitina ua ew tro b=) te i
oo bed dual Ub. covet cite, cut of ta Gat, Ise. Recor ROGCLVLL
; was cowtitad by FlA.la wu levigg Cotainat the exit view tana parcoal he ed
H intervecsion ctth surfer donedgcdor . Lit dp vachingtcs fur ta Sovis’ ca
. suthorities were wall ware by Los tious of Fidos Crvieticn Thia
4 tac mati, Q661CE8 acta uricatine GFFICES ;
as : . ye
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report atsa otated thas Pls vos eetive durin tie spate Civil war da
Gapers.of the Leyaliotas and wea reputed to hava bod , ood conteatw with the
Loos Eooblicaa Fring Kictotsr, Jimi, woo vas genurally Pocaued ay a
Sovlot ctecca, Escover ly tala tina Pious vas reperded ia (sscow to 6
ESetcigtcst.® fos report ceabinisd by stating tise FIOCHE! had Wen very
fais tower.
ot eaten
settee ee
i
,
, extivd ia Gpporituy (2 Intica otto: cours wil tt9 ou very food tome
: ehth Cant. 43 Cs cna tina bo bod boccme very critical of tis on ent .
a: Comerists cicsrelty. Corley WU cod 165) ho cicplayed emma iaicrest in I
tha Rescies coir. ta Gorunuy, Coca ho tora Cerin Covist oiGicans, exd © 1.
powig O. VALLE? in policing a bork in tha U.S. entitled
colisserated ulth Los
Thiet Wea bi-4 euler 43 a co ation cf tha mypated Mfe otertca af core
Galea tol(zca, Ealuolz fro ta Visi) rovenant. :
Be
Tn tila regert J aA er Doma bres ER, ulfe of Levty Fin,
who wea bera in Logrls, Lid tok vrittca Caza Locks enter U2 ansa of
sestecaha Finch, b3 ca Cr G2 vcs a sscvotery cf CLIC, to esrly-
Sovict Featea “fietsa Cocdesor, et boty FLL nat her eitls ey eg
voriing feo CHICIL2I a3 tio Eomatbs Ccofosenca La tha esrly lolita. Attiouh
eo Bo) besa wary obecngly prosuvkst io losesa, ts repertcily por ar 6
bitterly bsosiile in hor prescad catloviss Gyriccicas exnteridiny since
tia var Cb (cay cccoe-tice tn Gola co Co repsescnialive ef Col yicze
Vice cf Wow York. Cha uaa reported.to how Loss Gormory
rue
-
Sree RO
Hy pattem’ Booey Comer)
H Roo JX Co to Meaty Ciara cbs oo Eecpcsad te have wrist cara .
bar Neswese’. 7 .
w2% Markescha ;
beck cold to bo a cui of floticas Ubto cooctont via
; FO cap comsotly living et a fora tuich eha cena 0% Peller’ Coord,
i fa, nice Qizsortmn, Fas, but Laat ehe wy eoaulny eapleyecnt ecain in work
A
’ :
a a
a.
eiastepatamtans
Retearebaths
pas prmmereatis ya ie fA nonce os
2 En ere Oe neem. .
. re ree. eee
SIS
Me elélry Dre.
Ay : - Ansther eration ef thts reper eco damtcd to samy My cca ef :
het Levta eat Movescua PIMCIOU, tho ta ecooticsa kan ty Ci LES Gintentiva, ;
pe York, Eo cua educated fa both Goscay end Mesecy end cma ta 9 UB. 08 D4 H {
b yess of eo vila by moihcr., Lo cc3 protiated fea tho Untrereity ef Ulse | st ‘
: Scaving ca a captcds fa Lie Fores Intolltcencs Corin: 9 war, bo if H
contin.
x23 uccd Ga eicsias fy lla etiro bia kecwletca cf Costten pcowl very ezce
Cw). Tate reperd ciated. Cia: Poot the car Coote FEC wea of Eoiwand
:
{ fer esveral yecsy cau Lovo fettocchtp ct bet bem voriy ca bly tet
Toe weit ca the Gi iss end bist
sae ne ee
4 fer Lis dxtesvte, Ma koa dong csrcters
wf ezy cf Uo Viesov Kovoncas, blo catpud tilny probobly tho bout materiel exctke
i: | ala, To evtaln moterlal for eptlolss eopcorlcy to oe mextice cf dooeicca coe i
Ciocs, be roca coscsal telpo to Lev bu ava ent ctice 1 ecntora tn Gum
circh Come
escy, Hts e238 reccad tetpe ecru ca behalf of tha Neccten Pesos
eg Veovyen) Gilveratly, Ga be soa te eaicy te coofldceca ef Profersare
ELGICH ont PAL Use. Ultke ts Comcry in doris, 1920, ba uta travels
lisg on erdsry froa tho day Force lntattizenca. ba ig en efticar of ts hv
Cw ween, ee eee oe
peyote teten tt
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Yores Eoserva. Yhty reucrt forties atated tat an dyugt lv he returnad
fyvea Cnotiar trip to Germany vhere ha cendusted sscottatiens tor tha Hervard
Bascten Boseancn Conte? fo commotion ult: Gia cgtspkisiveant in luntch of a
isstien essa’ insidtuta ofeloo te crrayo tia cotalls of the lorvert
Eassica Contar's projcet cf tendint a greg ef stuloiw to Gemuny tho Extn
ef 1550 to cludy Ua Lucttca exicration. “19 intermcd irefecess FAMOD tht
yyen hig rotuai ha woo viUadrevirg (roa further werk for the Eisvard Rusclen -
Esstoreh’ Coates in erdur to tencentsates ca hte thealo. Cacrge FLAILAg prin
eigal ecatest ta bereary to Eorla LOVE, Eesd of ta Viecsvito cre, |”
Setua Espleg ca Coveteckdccta Larcesz Rorsll (JulAtcnt Uniea fer Liborstles
ef Ferpica cf Ticata), 2 CO, Gi coslter tripa bo had beca in touch elite
PRiMp LL05fMay, ciulef cf Couil'y cscurkty ecetica, bub elnca ETCOTMLV
“23 repertad to la cuigvering Mrea consez end thaiwicre not ectiva, FICCICIla
ister cenisote with hia coro ecccaftelicnt, Grosgo t at fo repcerted ta bave
telbed vith Col. rWUULAGT tn conssctlca with rescoron which POULAROT vo2 ©
Ccing fer Earvenl, but FLAIR did uot hava olega ccatsota elth hin,
(o) Tho rls in en investigative report ca Cepol Uoncy CAAND? dated by dency
UVS52 ctatcd Cust ca Envorrr=nt of Loom reltesilay cosised that in Cotehco
ext December iyo) end Cc ds descary WL? Leute Pivot, wo tuca mectdes) 63
Rotel Dasma, 23/ Mackeca Lvema, bey Task Clty, eu in ceatcos ulth Caso] GL,
LUterssy qucat, 62 boot Loin Strest, Kev te. eye Ue report quoted a roe
whew of PIC book Pop robe tts ta te Le tay WAN tessa Paes! eoga*
cirs. Sito revicu etateda Wer YS Yuars Lowte PILCLOS waa tha joarmoilotts
Cobersto tras bey Yoru?a lt. toy to tia Eescisa Povolulies, Elo tise
vol Pra Fovtat at pico FLCIII ca cathetity ca Cascisa
fereted PMT 409 close contact vlin Puscica potAttoten.?
Aeon ty Cita vores, Mubo clepaictco of trate (Stein) ecovecpentond ua
Dasri3 tera cbjesthve cod full of hostility to eusoia, FA iy pepe ei
eenstently forests vo Larsia cond ha bssmy Wa fuvcsite Buscten a tie of
FLMeN ON Vinay U0. Is This mpert cise etatal trat ea fue
foonant of bona reltchiiity civics on Ll duly loa) that Fie, a eclbe
berm Commis) weiter, urs Icaving for Enclend end tat enotiir infesacas of
keen relic aivicsd Ciat tn 1937 PIL aco eotiie vita Go Legolas
fereca in bet. ia thes €n interment of uniccown rolsettlity edwiccd Gs
Costes de Ott tn Felsessy Usk] that lo hed no positive inforuticn bud bee
Moved that FILCILI 123 wertdiy for ths Gru. : ;
(4) Fa ea FOL reper’ ca Colosca A. Tui dated CL Feoruary 19S), eo ieterc}
nn
of mow reltscliity ctoted tat by not i205, mecotidly a eoctcr ce? tha Covtes
Intellicessa expqcistitca in tia Uo. Guercd Ul dntoivtal explesssa, o3 Co
boo ef Louts cul losuscota Wii dn bescoe tn 101). Lhe mpsgt eoniificd
FIECIER ¢3 oo cuileComm urdtar, catucr of G7 NY end Moa ta Petites,
at Unt line to prowecsnles wid tis dy Noweou ter ws gccelia,
*
we ee 8 _~
aw
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newman eM
° - : . ‘oe een po ees
. (0) A G50 fener ca Pre rT end bts whoa dated 17 Acust 1950 Ane
s clt24 6 Msbof rs Lt Seley eatelnsl Sroa the toojsatae
"Vig cote cf Eouty FESS, O37 Peddoca versio, Fra Yous City 16, telkphos
eames
aceeh EeSe95 3 crested eaverad tinsa end C9 data 16 Lecter yu? nontdoned.
7
Sie nee of FICC lcs gppcuredty a bist beacs) Slattza7.
(2) Ino dcocient frea a county relttols cowrea datcd £7 Coptester 190,
. fords PICU, ca docrtesn citicca bora ta FAlesdolgiis 1) Februscy i735, wa
a reported e3 ciaying ab tho Esto) Inpiiitersa ia Esoa fren 3 Lprhl to 2) Apri
“Mile Us ecg corosented by lita eticgcd ulvo, Lerta ¥icc3 tem tn Lotvia ea
(8 vomery 1550. Ly vasa in pocsescica cf poscpsrt Lo. 55205 dated 1 lactase
‘ 1550 ext bia ulfo, Loe 197303 Coed 13 Vomsy 1003, io isoeed in Vositegtom
Lizta wes reported 03 dopcrilsg fcr Vicrenca ca 7 deri ipl wnera 2t cooned
~ O59 029 Jetmad ty Lis, Kcoorelry.to pesccansl of tha hotel, PLS miioa. .
Lexssomat. Lo clticed t bao jeusnmtiot, but thera coro coma Cota es to”
(ito GIstn, Wien isaving Rois, ho 1eft Lito tr ulta betel perecancl, end it
erp. dater plexed w ly on wilecatificd (rien, Ia booo PLN bot contests
BM Sellouddasricond. Wh purpesd ef Lila telp to linly u13 unc
(+) A report cated 33 Scptenter 1951 ctated that ons GAIZLUCZ en ufo, and
CuUVESI end vivo qpent ts hoticsy ef Coster, 19, ot Yoordia (ncor Uzpisa)
toosthe? tito tho “eclleincwn calltolictst novopopercin, Lewis PiOCciL.9
folo repost clco ctutcd Uns CUEuil Lid Gaomnlot cfiiliaticn tus that
CuiviS] gave to indlcaiien of bolng Guiary of thta,
(2) Ino weport cated £2 Dssecber 19h) Leuto FICSIEN una tnckedsd ccacg
. Cotecetcs to o conferons3 of Ui Gnicceattieral Ichar Goyanicatica to ba held
5 . 2) Reconber LOD dn lyeceo, Incite. tha repord clco otatcd tat 16 1.03 pre
Comsd thot PIONOR woo froa Franca bud taad Gils eos not Colinitely mom
(4) Ino dommentd dated 13 Comary 1951, Usvis PILCI22 esa reported to hava
cio centeibaticas to to G00U., a political evpanicatica ceapercd cf tho :
ectivict recccnia of tho vorlin, Viescov covessat. G61 esrrica ca both
Coch end clawissilns ectlvitics atcd ot tha cventual ovemtiicey c? C9 Covles-
Clotateraivty, . tha attivitica of tia crpszteatica hava boon Ciesrscd nvioly by
é€:s3, contelbutiens, and inulrostly by Lorvend Uulvarciuy threich ta Institute
fer the Otuy of tio Sovlot Union which iy otaffcd Maslly by sSuil perecnncl,
2. There 4s clso a refoero... ~. vata PISCHL in c¥r4-8135 dated 23 Key
5Hde
Be In requcstdng infematica ecascoming eebjosh, LEFA-97U4 invited our
etteatica to tia tolleving Vofcrencea: srPaetl39 datcd Uy Bocesbhcr 1950,
Sebati) Cobol 13 Uecater 1950, end U. Cs Syncs ever crt 5 damery
j5i. 1% iv tio cpictea c¥ Licholca 4. Henanl, eutles of LTAR<GL55, that
Lenta FIC Gcscribed in (isso reforcneco is nob idsntical uita Leuig
VICES citid in tha MiTs ecynthoals, :
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estivitica ef conisaty Locovea, a bove ieoerecd Ute afermatioa fra tho
san oie eariba yea Gea Reeriy tous Pert.
S Oo ief=mtia esatstacd fats clzpstca £9 not te bo cistritated
extet’s soor cific in Ky baer, FOI CT Ore COCO a trict etic
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wo . . : (a) LW findd tony valusule inicll
ul + bupond mat (as le escels ta cule to Coatest 0.4 overcoss .
4 i” iwreanaich La civcr to jacs bica Unfora.tica a. regselvo . .
. ‘y se? Gait ald ia ctting tho csusreca te Uils somiry. f
i wae replied nat te to wi Lapouz. le bus Cras Clists tos fark ane
biol) witlea, wilh eich hy hos alreay bem ba copuct,
wulu le ~dod > fartunl eq docolera of cxvldates for
caalsoicna uiler tection J oy uslte Loa LO te -as..ialta
+ for conslecras cas
(b) cas titercsda pith tue Larartamt of rrdus for
1 Lia aso af Gasca ei foo gusta fer ai csaoafivto ad
ieesctc. Lruplicd tit ¢ telt tia, he socal deal ‘
“| dimctly sili ce cogurtual of votencea oa bins
(ej Gs A “gasuld (Oo to Conyreaa ent press (or acende
TSB. to ie ncGorsua pet G) erdor to fertucr ite inteill.nes
potarticl ca well é: consists in a awa ds
fropltab ums v.ts was policy miner
to colva, tint UL in an eifess t2 sainvaia auryst tp was
Bicecd to petting: inv conires rata) ; vunste Sis wld Lot
world unieubticWdly aoals bis poslv.ca uw calles cay
congmve3ilenal comilticcy t2 ca ba,
(a) Ci. tesa us ulin els in Cer acy fis bos:
corssaicg af bites J realled tas tis ess oz
a bolnica ont it be ecules a ecoma tle wth
thes ca his nuat whoit i vise
{o) CLA coatritoys to thie
w-llercticn Tnatitet: 49 taris, &
toa wouls provics qulssucns 2
faamsiisto, cWe, cod reculis 9 a crux ec
patellioucde TE mi-lici t.ct vis bol oo fis sf
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as hip carte |b sated ha? ‘ane Was ant hat of
pe we ot sont rou: Talks sn eo 8k rra.ce
Dud ounter rg finsd or vie projet,
fe fu hlee a eas s couoful bs ding are 4rtin eloee
his eftorw Ww A OU, pork L. lo sces.0). Gat bo’
AMy QVoTOaS. yO! Ch ee Carl Spats we fens bo to le a ;
ts me te caagaon cara replacing sda, Nichand uyrd. Pas .
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rotar at 4 fy es Asal Scseue.
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iat Ty, porntuty ou, veriow waa wd Sao Mcrouy |
bal aw could be of cuwual buncfit to cas. gine, ald
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raver iid baat he wicks bu sole to comiacs C.. oversees:
wvremaacl in oresr to piss &:ca Lvforoartica gc. receive
Rote aid in abbing the carcea to wnbs cocnume = .
reciicd thad tris wie injoug! te but rat clits bua fork ‘-
: HiclLd vifleoy with ch bo has alpeaty bem in cantact,
. ted We (iad to fort jy cocalers of caxctidates for
Gicisscom aber teution o of ussite Lor Lio te -sa.talian |
for cunsiceres:ots. v
fb) Lia -biterceds with tio Lovartsans a? .wiase for
Lits <98 of Cou Os 103 quota for qirsace a: isto aod
vwefoyctcte ff ruplicd tass i salt thay be a.als deal
j Girestly with vie Losuriunt of iwrensa on Ulte
sername ene “—T -
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SUS 02 tic uilerras ect tn ardor to fc tv ky intelIl ste
pounshic) os woll a: csolst In a-imcss d_ ww, te
fo ruplied taut wy wou policy matty fer tak . egurbaat
ko colve, tian uA din arcftcrt to miintala anay-lty ta
: ¢ Gearts 3 Levbin: date ccatrew-ralal puvite o.s,uics but
a ee Bold widsuliedly vutic Lis pogitien if calla: ca Ly
2 can sricsianal comilyuss t2 co aoe
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(4) eda tase uy Ghd ft da Cemmy bs eee eG cm. vin. “
. ia ues sc rosain: of ivls, £ ro,lled toa 3 . .
=! wots bales ud Was bo Goud d sous ths
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ars (ej CLA contrtlats tes the suzjars ef & so co
{seo herenioa institevs O49 bovis, Geman, dcauria ee foesy
. he $03 weit previca exlosmns der displacsy eritatiou,
= iat SLI, Ce, Kl 19 3 uaa oF celia
abeysulivvcae. Urejlicd tnt GLA bad no Nena fer fins!
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sade vent t nut as Wo Ge colivical wotaeco Lovolved as”
Belk as ooporte f giatod ho oad fone Uie amt hal ot .
adonere amt vad olitlai rea ba Liugin, to ef rrace |S
’ eb us counterart fipaa for luc ,roject, a
2. th Mews & was. ¢ cossoful Ln uiting wre 2-Ftin olooe
mere 2. his efforts’ toyaia ouj port ta £. tg co.b): tat he
Fay Oo reach yor. earough lan, Curkipats wi be geiko to to lt
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SURAT: emeen~ REDS /ADPARY
err As sintarce te Soviet Escasres Through USEP
BRR?
ih a recent convergation with Mr. hisra:
Foenkgert, ba meal
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2. Brom, CFCE?,
reveral portiona of a-iottar uhich ha hed juat
received frac his Washington hacdquarters directing sen feirly
strong aitiedsa to the Gentan country unit in fra heandiins og tha
porrat, reodlese te oar, Yrean way censidorculy upset canco it
appears trat much of the eritiedin gtemad froa KE YAR, It vasa his
inpresaicn that*éar ecnvoreations of Last Yovontar and Deccnsar end
the remedial aeticn tam by 7"O at that tira rulativa te the USE?
: ,
Gomana unlt'a hardline of ths Soviet progren hal indlcatod Inia willinge ;
raza to do enything posuible to correct dofielunctos anil ta fore~ H
otal) just such critdedo:., In parcgraph 1 of the reference to indle i
eatad that satisfactory angers to cur questicna had been received. ‘
In this connection wa unclesy as Attachment A a ccepy of Erewnts -
ritton enswera to wur soocifle questions, (Attachment Bis a criteria -
for USEP assistance.) : ,
2. In revaidd te the erliiedun Lovelied at Frew end tha Gorman
uadt by tho Somarte Keo offica, tha follosdiny sertinont oxcorpts
wore pasaed to tha underaleneds -
“wat the thint metiog a great daal of stross wes lctd ca
the questdoa cf tho spacdal intorost cesna of other Govermant
2 epoca teat sy it waa foe free tho yregrea hea besa
aa P 2 .
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ni see aenenlimenetnineenrtnetnantritin gens ensayo OE
wie
cgenntv9. I waa aie to diuotl at soma length on the cpocic 7 ‘ww
hanine thas we have viven opactad intorost ens¢ay-cn te ates x.
cita chester cad vurss of cur ravert to tha (72, Wenotholesay. ---- 7. r=
It was folt tear wa should vary exeatly intensify our efforts 5 3
"Uy ta bais baspact, It t9 clearly ccoatéared that tha Wispassl a al.
a“ éN evuctol intaraot. ecsug oa a vary hich pricytty basis usevents woe 2
ual effort, preecdusva, ond expense on tha part of Procraty ‘ 3; |
tr kmy end (KUL ie ‘K) attach vory creat, ryortansa to tulay and: ey
hae dzegats afectien wee uxpressed wlth tha mounts dn viuicy tha ‘ i
prosedasig are boing inploranted hy tna Frossan, In
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entirely erroncous and thin meta’:
tigatior
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on the trak vac
Howevur, wo avo angevent that tabs
that eect case ic
mont tit ay or oll age:
et resanl ts pest discs
theen te recotye mich ess
Gogize to Counurate whele!
that the field ta nawos ve opinion that
energotic e**ort to car
pladuta at the ore
program Khie) touches EULA
this ca: bo mala clear by bhe
with the Escapes Program in Wushtnrtone
pete Wee
Sere) Setiti
5a teen ve etl AL Ocoee ia
, re eva 7 sh 10
CD. SeCnEt AS
veluntary sganclas, the Prageyt vbeul't find athe
cvier contractors, om 4 ree fhe ove 9. fleen, of 8 rar in:
7 ew daw 6} ang Ghat the
-offert theo arvana
inverters
toi
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smanase om!
redcis of
tyue of cases: Ie Srtefy Ce :
pepnars heen Lnelastie in eoy anprench to Wade ore
V9 game ant pire,
nTy gating
Uisposed te keen a nbn
eovvoets West be ote saw notnt ¢
three OTD meetings sem pte +
nosevere ate
he
eceastons frat 4 ,
Depactaant resart $0
the Geran eountre; pede ba
bar adontedt overly rearets
tecprtorle eeeny ve
feb acagninny Care:
atin eb nyse
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eb tae
fe
the alleducortant 7%
turrert
onan
re
or ‘fe srounts of yelmbarm rented
never rot, nae’ The shat
tun Sovdete slanatie 2
pranted «li:
cost as
3. flo pre angered tyr Been weloather COMP els
nite an mht itary ei
don da borne set os ser cat Tawese
gi, eUelbelity waa withheld fron corte
riates® whe hat dm taet, cot ne f
Skoui Sao Veter returned to Most £ smart e
feo ne lonper neressar' ty brie ard
Valls , e.
in th
wrod tndive
Soran Cineten feels that oremts Slat atarse
tauee can le randered to any eacanee with
tMeacion, vrovidesd 4UUARL PALL dost mate
o, iy evidence o 3 and his unit's
fronllye, Uo wie to assure Voadyeartera
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se (anally, t
mat a tont diffdentt task, We have no cone
ag te the hendling of that vart of the
intewsts, It with. ve av-rectated if
officiel responsible for latsen
@ C503, w/o att
; 2 var ch
nana nan Oe emnekinanenaemnendins miata naddnmesmemmeeemmecemmmanianatniennee eines
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Hovevor, BPD Ge-aany hao advised OFC that o fora haa been devieed to
. doteralne this information and that thio forma was presented to the —
: egencies, for thair uss, om Decester 7. They have been askod to report
on all peroons assleted.
What, 1f any, project oxists to reliove TB incidence
a) (d) Question:
among this group?
Suppleasntal aid io prinarily dooignad to help escapceo caintain
or recover thair hoalth. All agencios know that evidonce of poor hoalth,
supported by advice of a doctor, cuthorises apeztiol food supplononts.
USEP funda can and have boun ucod to provide bottor iiving conditions
Tha Tolotoy Foundation and AFRP havo apont $7,550.45 on supplo-
+ @l006
‘ pontal food, tncluding additional food at the trea spcial inotallations,.
Ho f{guree aro availablo ea tc thy azect number of 73 Soviet escapees who
have been aoalotod,
| (¢}) Question: How many povpie have received Joba through tha
efforts of the agoncion?
: (1) Through the Kalooraluutera projuct, 40 Soviet escapees hava
' beon plecad in jobea and private houutng found for 1? of thiu number.
(2) During the recont rovtew of agency cased, adcut 50 Soviet
escapees proved to be employed. In sone cases, agoncy forticipation
Tho dogroo of agency aid in finding
was apparonts in othere, not.
thease jobs vould be difficult to pinpoint.
(3) Thoro ie aloo ovidence that 20 to 30 oncapees havea enlisted
Here again,
in Labor Sorvicey Conpanios eo “othor nationalitiou”.’
agonoy porticipation itu difficult to determine.
. (4) Gueation: Yow aany havo been ealgrated througn efforts of the 2
agoncicu? : : a
Aocording to tho Octuber reports, the Tolotoy Pouncation haa S!
optained 94 vious fur oocopeso, in addition tu 432 visas under - Bl
Sootion 3(0) of the DP Aot. Por tno ryut or tho riacai year they 9S}
esticate that thoy will ubtain 126 ovre $(c) vioos esd 53 othora. : =
APER7, which hao just oterted revuttiougnt activitiog, rexpects to re
obtain 15 vioag under Suction 3(c} and 15 othore. i a?
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(0) Gunntion: Io there any vocational training or otner educas . be
tional progcaat : _ om
Lo. . : A . 3
on are
. toa
(1) There are three vocational training echoola ovailadle for
oacapoed, vith umised opace in all three, at Hunich, ‘Ingolotedt and
’ Barlin. Training - PEP enboO~Piye Sqppyete cara and. /Raintenenco aro paid
; } : for eee
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for by the Gersah Suvernuent and JSSP. The arlofel! project, will,
hopefully, attack the problos cauzaing poor attendance, napaly lack
(2) Jno World's YECA conducts language training in Valka and
Karlofold. Cther olasoos were discontinued due to lack of attendance,
but a campatgn ie nov in progress to rebuild the progtan.
(f) Guastioa: “wnat housing projects have bean projected?
No further housing projects are contemplated until:
(1) The ‘egoney counsolloro viait each family and definite.y doter-
pine tho prodlenms facing thes, and
(2) Tho present 126 to 146 spaces are effectively utilised,
33. Question: Ghat are futura plans for the itess listed in para-
graph 127
Tho fundeauntal shortcoving in tha USEP progras to asasiut Sovict
eacapoos ia tho fact that the counselling progrea had not booa conplotod.
Onoe thio has boen done, EPD Goraany end tho voluntary aguncios together
will dovelop a ¢omprehonsive progreaas for nooting all of tho noodo of
the Soviet group. Thie plan will undeudtedly includa inter ‘alias
1. Dovelopaent, improvement and ccapletion of the projecta nov
4a operation. - ,
2. Increased supplemental asd 33 fanilios area visited and thoir
noods doterained. Clcso supervision will be exercised tu ansure
that tha agencies relate thin aid to the solution of the fauilias!
probloaa, including health difficulties and housing.
3. All oucczees will to rogistered for eaigration, tha saploy-
ablog enong thea will be trade-touted, and arrangaceats vill be
eado to enouro that the propor vocational training {9 avelladle to
thoso requiring it. In addition, agssiatance wili be bxtunded in
cloaring up lugai probleas facud by vwscapeos whach might bar thea
fron resettlonent. The agencies will be requirad to subuit special
reporto on their activities. ,
4. Syectsl afforta are being cada to revitalisa tha vocational
training and lm guogy training peegraaga. Past experience indicates
that success in this endeavor will du liaited. However, it ta hoped
that effective individual counselling will evmtually induce the.
escapees to take propor training. ;
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Hovever, EFz ge7aany sao atviees CFS that a fora nae teon deviaod to
inforaation and that thio fora vos pranented to the
on Lecester 7. They havo hacen asked to report
Fy dotersine th
agencios, fur tneir see,
‘ : On B13 foreorns aaa.eted.
{D). Qaeaticnr . Wret, if any, prosect exiote to relieve T3 incidence
od mo, eaong thie group? - .
Supplemental a:i :0 prisariiy designed to holp eacapeose caintain
or fecuver the:r nealtn. All @gencios know that evidence of poor health,
i Supported ty advice of a doctor, guthorisos special food supplszanta.
JSR? fondo can and have been used to provide bettor living conditione
alec, Tre Toletuy Foundation and SPRY hava opant $7,550.45 on supplo-
soental food, theluding additional foed at tha three spacial installations.
No figuree are svatiable aa tc the exact nupder of TB Soviet escapoos who
hava Lean sagioted,
j (c) Gueotion: Huw many people havo recoived jobs through tho
efforts of the agencies? _ , .
. (1) Through the Katooralautorn projaot, 40 Suvtat escapes have
7 boon placed in joba ant private housing found for 17 of thio oumbor.
“ (2?) During the rocent roviow of egoncy canes, ebout 50 Soviet
eacapses proved to be enployed. In syne cases, agency participation
vas eapparonty in others, not. The dogreo of agency aid in finding
theso joba would bo diffioult to pinpoint.
: (3) There i9 alav ovidanco that 20 to 30 oscapees have onlisted
7b in Labor Service Conpanios as “othor nationalities", Hero again,
egonoy participation ie difficult to determine.
. ; (¢) fuestions How many have been enigrated through efforts of the
agenocics? :
. According to tho Octobor reports, the Tolotoy Foundation haa
obtained 94 vicas for eacapues, in eddition to 452. vieos undor
Sooticn 3(0) of the DP dot. For tna reat of tho flacal ysar thoy
eotinate that they will obtain 110 core 3(¢) vieas end $3 others.
APRY, which hao juat oterted rosettloncont activitieo, oxpacts to
obtain 15 visas under Section 3(c) and 15 othora.
(0) Guontion: Is thers sny vocational training or other educae
tions!) progrea? : :
(1) Thora ore three vocational training schoola available for
eacapess, vith unueed sysco in all three, at Munich, Ingolatadt cad
Barlin.s Training expentoe-piy9 cgapiete care and gaintenance ero paid
“ n o : .
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for by the Goraan Cevernneat and USHP. The Xarlofeld projoct, ai2l,
hopofully, attack the problea casoing poor attendance, nasely lack
of interost and. poor social adjuatmant. .
(2) The World's YYoa conducts language training in Valka and
Karlofeld. Othor classes tere diacentinuod duo to lack of attendance,
but a campaign ie now in progress to rebuild the ProgT ade
($) Grestions Wnat rousing projects have doen projected?
No further houging projects are contemplated until:
(r) The egancy ecungollore visit each family and dofinitoly dotor-
pine the problesa facing thes, and
(2) present 126 to 146 spaces are sttectivety utilised.
1
13. Questions What are future plans for thea dtema liotod in para=
graph 12?
Tho fundaagental shertcoauing in tha USEP progrém to assaiat Soviet
eacaroou io tho fact that tre couneslling pragra: haa not boen souplated.
Onca thiy haa taen dons, BPD Gercaony and the voluntary cguncios toguther
will develop a comprenenaive progrea for meeting all of tho noeds of :
the Soviet group. This plan will undoudtedly include inter alias
1. Dovelopuent, ruprovecent gad couplotion of the projects nog
in operation,
2. Increased suppleaental aid as fontlies are viaited and thair
neodo determined. Closy siporvigion will be exercised to onoure
that the eguncied relate this aid to tha solutivn of the faailics! H
problena, including health difficulties and houving.
3. All ovcapoos vill vo registered for eagiyration, thea oaploy=
ables asoug thea will bo tradu-touted, and arrangeoenta will be
esio to cneure that the Froper vocasionai training 1o available to
thooa requiring it. Th addition, assistance vill be extended in
Clearing up iogal prot isso fuced by eacapeoo which night bar thea
froa reagttlonunt. Tha egencivs vill vo raquirod to gubait apecial
reporta on their actavitios,. .
y. Spactal efforts ara teing bide to revitalica the vocational
training ond Im guage training progreaa. Faot oxporiance indicates
that euccooa in thio cnivavor v11] by linited. However, it 19 hoped
thai effective individual counselling will evm tually induce the :
socapocs to take procer training.
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ORT Union, the Vorld YusA, and the Lutheran Worl. Yederstion. With
’ a ~ . : out exception, those agoncioa have strong and roputeabie dhaortcan
i ee an affiliates which aro accredited and recognised by the Adviocry Come
: : “" phttoe on Volunt Foreign Aid. In the case of WIT, the snorican
offiliato io thd Hational Cpuncll of tha Churches cf “christ, vhooe
: os volfare organization ia tho\Church Worid Servies: 14 se accredited
: a by the. Advisory raed 61 on Voluntary Porelg #33 e124 10 8 seaber
: . . dn -@00d otanding of thelAserican Councs) of Wiuntory Agencies for
ad Poroign Service, Incorporated. The opocific rogutrenonto for quali-
fication are not nov. avasladle; hovevor, 4% is baiieved that to be
qualified for accreditation by the Advioory Coaaittoe, an agency aust
ba cupported by voluntary wubocriptione, and hueanitarian tn charactor.
It is voliaved that agencies wholly political sre not oirgibdle,.
9. Questions What ia tha atatua of the proposal to fora a Ruestan
labor: company vhich #9 understend has been approved in Vaonington®
| Genoral agreonént on the formation by VSARSUR of a Lator Service
Unit conprised of Soviet ascapeos has boan reachol by US KUCOW and
. USAREUR, Thie project now only ceaite final approva! frou the Dopart=
mont of Aray ag to certain detailo. (It {8 undorstocd that the aray
hoo alruedy agreed to the proposal io princtpal.) It to antlolpated
that the project will be fapluuented in thu near futura,
Tha Unit, which will bo aogigned a guard oigolon, will comprise
initially 100 officers and mon. In addition, ona san to act aa otaffl
advisor to USARCUK on-cattero affecting the Unit 911] probably be
recruited, This pusitien should have o field grado of pornaps a
‘Lieutenant Culonul. The pursunnel cailing of 1C0 gay bu ratood te
200 ohould it uppuar deotrable in thu light of exporienco. In order
to avotd tho appuuraiice of supporting Groat husolan or otnority .
whe national ovperationy, the shoulder flagh for ayuberu of the company
% , Would bear thy nage “RUSSTISKIY" or Xueudan People, rather than
' ” WRUSSKIY" or Ruesianu.
i In the course of a recont diacuayion between representatives of
CAS, U.S. Eucod, und tris office cuncerning thiy proepoual, general
agroomont was reachud on the Lellowiny pointes
. 8) Leaderuhip in thy conpany ohould du rocruited frea the nore
an recont Soviut s@capeee or defuctora, tather than frog the older “ouigre"
groups
>) Efforta should be made to recrult the mazinoua poouidle nuadver
fron the oocapeos regiotered with USEP_ and
¢}) The TZOPE group should be strongly represonted in the company.
mea . 10. Guoation: eee
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10. Sivostions Have any stops boon takon to get the Ciopenoy Eoard
of HICGG to pardon Soviet oscapees sentenced for ciner offenses con=
mitted in an attespt to ourvive, thus clearing their rocords? Soe you
want ue to cake any pitch on this?
In the past, petitions for clesancy have cniy teen presented to
the Clesancy Board of HiCOS when a poraon vas under active conolidera-
tion for, rooottioagat. Tho Ciesancy Board hae usually acted eviftly
with tha beat inturest of the individual snd of the 3.5. Governnent —
in sind. Rocontly, howevor, steps wore taken to initiate patitiona
for cleaancy on all casea of the typuo tentioned in guection 10. It
1a too carly at the progont tice to foresea the result of this opera=
tion. Hgvever, it ds teltovod that 4% ia not yet necessary for CaS
to approach tne appropriate officials cn thie point.
11, Onestions Is thea USEP policy to ruduce tha nanbera who can be
holpod uador tha Progreat If trae, what are the reagone for this policy
which appeara on the surface to be a etep backward froo solving tho
probdlea? :
It ia not the USEP policy to raduce the nuutera who can be helped
undor the Escapue Progrea. Ao @ scatter of fact, tha USEP cagvload haa
continued to incresve doapite tho fact that over $,C00 have beua recot-
tlod, and cany havo been dropped for varicue reasona, including tualt-
Gibility, local integration,-end death, It fa trae that thu primary
purpose of the Progras ia to recettio eligibles atroal, end to integrate
locally theus whose revettleascont potential ia low. Thilo sction, of end
in itesolf, dova tend tu raduce tho nugbor of parasna who cen be subsge
‘quontly belped under tha Frogres, It ta alec tha policy of tho Progra
to croate an atussphere in which other progress ehich depond to a core
tain extcat upen tha peycholugical attituds oxiating in scalgre oiralea
oan oporsta succuunfuliy, In furthering thia particular objoctive,
the Frogroa haa recoatiy takes action to daclars as oligible thoas porsone
who, althouga having records ev cinor orlainala, ara of intoreat to U.3,
agencies, am havy vrcaiengd the basta to acoept any Soviet. citison eo
eligible if hu has in cny way been under disatpline cf tho Soviet Govern=
12. Guertion: What Los tho Escapee Progrea acccazlished for Soviet
eocapsest
USEP‘e esgiotence to cocapees to based prinarily upos tho needa
of each individual regiutored wita the Progrea, Yaeao noeda ara dotore
eines through a counuelling progrea unlor which tha voluntery cgsaciea
cooperating with USEP sre cuppiued to geal caoa vorgersa to the field:
to taterview each escapad featly to dotorains thais particuler coodu,
background, prodisas, oxperionoa, cabditioss, asd gevaoral oituation,
Based upon this interview the egency fa suppousd to develop o apecifia
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ploa cee
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“aset to completed in tha noar future, and that USEP vill bo in a puch
wie Tae ee See
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tence fur tha feaily with the dacto objootive being - Ni
recsot{.eaent :¢ # Country of isalgration or, if thie :
le. re-catadiis at within tha eoonomy of their pree
'* yeeitonce. although the Eacapee Frogran Division
sperations Mieetan for Geraany haa contracto vith both
sy Posndation and APRF to carry cut'a counselling prograa for a
ope
toviet eovajeos, and hae apant apprerivately $id,00O0 on coach agency
in \nie cunnection, to date the agencies havo not conpicteiy counselled
. oof their cosaionda. Accordingly, it fe noet difficult to make any
pind of aneiyais of tha apount of osesstanca rendorod os conparod to the a
ertent of need. On Desonbor 7, ropreacentatives of both agoncios sare _
edvigodt by the Kacapos Progras Diviston, that tha counselling progras :
better position ta evaiuato the prograus of assiotance to Soviet sccapoes.
Despite the adsittodly unsaticfactory eituation outlined in the
previous paragraph, ocortain positive action hao boon tekon by the EPD
and the voluntary agencies to provide asatatanco to Soviet occapeos.
Reoportodly, AFHP hau -diatributed tn the neighborhood of $13,000 fn
auppleaontal nosiatance in tho fora of fuod, clothing, ledging, ota.,
to cacapees rogioterod in‘thair caseload. Tho Tolstoy Poundation hag
dlatributed in the neighborhcod of $19,C00. In addition, three epcelal
houaing «id projeots havo been established in Gersany: tho Friendship
Houga in Hunich with a capacity af 10 paracnsa, and tho center in
Kaloeralauturn, with a capacity of 16 -- both eponacred Ly APR?, end
tho Toistey hose jin Karlufeld which has a capacity of 62 to 100. A
word about.oach of tha following tnatallationa;
Tho Prieniohip House in Muaich fa saall eal ta elweyo full. Tho
longth of otauy varies por individual as ita prinary purpose ta to fur~
nfoh tooporery housing for Rusglas eacayeas who rosa to Kunioh looking
for work. In cone coves theass periods of residense have draggsd out.
At this hose full caro end catatenanse to given, a9 the residonta are
soatly tnoligiote for relief granta in Eavaria,
Gha Karlafeld nouge vag opened on Septenvar 4 and has asoeptad 25
eacapcoo to data. In cddition to the fact thas each epplican’ ta
ocrooned by the eyenay and than ty a censulate and USL? roprooontative,
tho edmission process fa ccaplicated dy the nood to trénofur uncaploy=
cent and ralivef bonevita frea other areas, Whilo thio tnotallation ta
not mocnt tu blo a housing progest cf soal=perasnent quartors, the typo
of aid necded by coat porcsno selectet Fill protadly ruoult ino fairly
otodia population, onco tha hone ia filled. The Kaiscrulauterna hese
roported, ed of Noveaber 151i
19 current residests ‘
11 persona coved to privata quartors .
3 percond Eaved ts Labor Earviecu Valta
10 porgona roturned to feraor residence
—. dependento plasod in soba
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otker depondonto, Fasses through the contor
fooilities thera. (Besoendanto moved to
avate quartero sare tocated.; Of the tote:,
at one tice or another, lived In the
% thio tnatailation to not regarded
51 houpo cooapece teapor~
det quarters unis. they
spose Bre refersed hero
til private housing
All these 7907.6 pase
or vores aided ey tha egancy
daieofelsuternoniy efter pt
at leset furty-trred paregnd had,
nousa. Tt cuat te eaphaoived tha
oo porpanent nousiag out woo
arily for wrea lobe had been found and vho nee
sould bacata percangnt pilbeta. Therefore, o9¢
. only shen joo opyortunitioa etiot and atcy only un
ta located. ast one tiOe, consideration a3 given to filling tiie house
with enploywont, potentiald, but the agency deaurred for foor tne wosect
would be ruleed v7 {nooluable ovrale probleas and by the lace of avail-
able opace to ‘Soet quicaly euployuent TaQuiTroagatse
question of Snouslag: projects",
dnetallaticas for spacial purpos
{i} the beneftte dorived froa
ated, aid viril ba dien
and apart ‘fros
fo ouezarise on the
oo vores
nowaing in tha Goraan aconcly,
conaidored end thooe thros oubuidisods
tha Priendotiip Hosae tn Hunicn are voing evalu
° cupaed at the furthooning conferences (2) the Karlufeld House hae
\ sacentiy boon opened and filling 1t So boing golayod by a rather cupber=
ose anreaning prvcaga, but a prove” required to pgot our security
royuirogente- anil the requirenonta of tho Wunich Consulates Sunoraly and
(3) the Kalovralautern Huuse hoo bean rather effectively usod, boing
‘ tigitad by the nuabers of jod opportunitias. Cntil vo aro convinced,
hovavoer, that full or alavot full Genyvfita are being gortvod froa these
hovug, UIEP, ta raluctant ty sutabliah additional housing prujeote of a
teapurary nature and tt io oontrasy to USEP policy ty enter antsy long-
tors orrangouonts which would bo entailea in provision of permanent
housing.
lo for. howolng within the
Further, vocapaco generally aro eligib
ie nado esoag that oontrole
Geran ocunvay. & searoh for this houging
led by the Vuhnungeopt or te earcurked in nev refuges houstag being
pullt. Eocapeou are being inoluded in o now Foa progras of $15 willion
whioh %¢ currently belag disouones by FOA end the Gorman Fodoraol
Repablio (vow DEPTEL to Bonn UsyOTO 453, Iaceaber 15, 19550).
vere sent to Szitsoriand for
Aaditionally, 50 Sowtot children
nt weeko last oueser ot 6 coat
rehabilitation ani @ vauution for ef¢
of 93,907. 7
(a) Suestioar How pany ex-Soviots have reoeived what caviotance
and how auoh for carg & Kaintenanco?
nd unsatiafactory otatua of
ao pointes out above, the inconplote a
dnedequate or unavetl=
polling procects of the agonotoa, plus
the coun
able files, previude tho posaibilities of doteraining how pany Soviots
havo reca.ved ohat acoiezance and how auch for Caro & Maintenances
' ; ; “UPAR , we However, see
“se -
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“abo cocaped since Jan 1, 1945 cay be considered oligitie for
conplete pregraa eoolotanse.
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Toxs of Janusry 9, 1953, cable. (Confidential)
. a
"Local Uaste ore advices that effective iened Soviet defectors
Taits shid conplete regiotratioa
of thio group in cach area oad advice OFC of nundore regiotored.
‘Bvory - effort ohld ba wade to croate cazinus prograsa iapact oo
Sov, cocaseea in eachiarea. It ia resfisod that oxtonolon of
eligibility to thio group cay cause eose reporougaion asong
other nationality groups aad the egoioa supporting thea. ‘It 10
pointed out hovever that grcat gajortty Sow defectors ara
eligsblo under previsions para 6 & 7 of Proviolonal Guida gi.
Norgovor Uaita ohld tske all feasible soaguree to alniaizo
.Faperoussiors by oxerciaing utnost diocreticn in implosentation
of thia dnatruction o.g. by digoussing it pricarlly only with
Ggeies interested in thio group.” : .
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Toxt of January 20, 1953, cables (Confidential)
—_ “Soviet dofectora roforred to in Frankfurt te] eont Vienna 83,
‘Roaa 87, Athone 102, Trioote 39, Iatanbul 43, Geneva 21 for -
Carooa child de generally interpreted as those Sov citisons or -
, Sov Usranions who Jeft Hilitary or Gort oervicé since Jan 1945,
or thoir dopondeats (para 6 of Prov Guide #1). Local Units may
also oxtend esaiatanca’ to such other post Jan 1945 Sov escapocs
who qualify under Para 7 of Guide #1, excepting hard cora DP's
or porsona who have teen in cofugee atatus prior to World War II.”
me owe vee ee
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Toxt.of inatructions feoved to al) field unite December 2953
“Regardless of his country of origin, any Tron Curtain eecapee who,
. during the portod 1945 to the present tine, was voluntarily or forcibly
repatriated, but who preceeded no further than the Esstorn ones of |
ad Gorgany or Auatria, ond waa detained in the Eastern Zones cf Sereany
“| or Auotria under the divocipline of tha’ Sovlet. ccaupation forces cr was
! eaployod in an official, seni-official, or ary other cepacity, regard-
: leoo of thd nature of hia eaploynont, by or for the Soviet occcpation
] foroes, and who eubsequontly dofectad, fled, escaped, or othervise
returned ta the Weot, for any reason. should be considered eligitie
for USEP assiatance, provided he ia otherwise eligiblo.": :
Your attention 1a again directad to Section 7 of Guide Fl
which authorisos you to aake exceptions tn ony individual casa, —
rogardloas of eligibility oriteria.. :
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agiani. > of
. }, Questions 9 JGEP plan !> oxort tixhtor ao4 constant panagosent
~ coatrol over thie project, o3 againot the present eyotea of hando-off
until end-oudity or ie thie topossible because of regulations? If tho
batter te true, who haa tho pover to change tha regulations, and is 1t
poeelbie fur.thea to be changed within the context of overall USEP policy?
Short cf involving iteelf or its ataff in the actual iaplenenta-
tion of projects or in voluntary agency operations, USEP eaintains a
continuing acrutiny and review of every project and contract into which
Lt hee entered. information developed by field officera in tha course
thie review in passed to the Chiof of tne Eacapoe Prograa Diviston
seacerred, who evaluates the caterial and diecusaes it, whoneapproprie
ate, vitn the local agancy director. Subsequent to this evaluation
and dincussion #ith tha agency, tho aaterial is forwarded to OFCEP
enich cekes a eacond analysie and, if indicated, discusses it. with
the agency's Eurvrean Director. There ia no policy of hands-off until
the eni-audit {a cade. End-uoveauditsa are an integral. part of the
review of projects in order to determine whether or not the supplies
and services ure reaching the escapees. . . .
In the light of the preceding paragraph, the lattor part of the
queotion becomes acadesics however, JSEP policy in thin respect to
floxible and can be adapted to any situation warranting a sodification
of precodirea,
v
2. Quostions What ia tho interpretation of “Local settiaaent"? If
a@ oan io earning a aAtatinetly oubsarginal existonce, which coans an
unhealthy and unhappy exiatenca, {3 ha autonatically ruled out? he
catle the shots on this, USEP or the agencies? .
Local sottloaent iv not prodigate! avlely on gcunoaic factors.
Rather, local aettiosen: doponds upon a varioty of conditions obtain-
ing in tho cage of a particular faoily.— Consideration auat, of nocaa-
eity, be givan to the Juba of the principal augo-carnora to deteraing
phothar or not thoy are worcing in an occupational grea sost suitaole
to their desires, background end ability; to thoir wages to dotorsing
ghother or not theis earnings are ouffictont to coot tho nocdo of thair
faoily; to their housing to deterning if is ts adaquate; and other face
tore wnich puoi be coneidered in comnection with a feaily'es fira inte-
gration into the local comaunity, including its oun attitude toward
gueh integration. It t6 not tne policy of USEP to placo a san cr a
geaily on an inoligtblo or inastiva lint aa a jocaliy sattlel caso if
ho {9 oarning a diotinctly eubcarginal exiatenca. The docision of
Yocal settlonent 14 eado by the Chivf of tha Sscspee Prograa Division
concorued and only sftor a careful analysio of tho ottuation cbtaining
in each particular case. Vouatly the Division Chiefs dociaion 1a
booed upon the recsurzendation of the voluntary agenoy as analysed and
evaluated by USEP officera in the field. . .
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3e Gestion: Wnat ie planned 6 eliginate the dup lication in caseload
of the two egencicat -
i
ic
Duplication an caseload between the various voluntary agencies
Fartictpat: ng in the Eacapee Progres nas been olininated to an azpre- -
.piadle extent. It nas exioted Frincipally. in ghe- caga of tea agencies -
An Goraany dealing with tha.Soviet groblea --"Tolotuy Foundaties and
anorican Feienda Or Susolan Freedcg, This, hovever, was resolve on
Dacoador 7, 1953 at a saoting of tna tuo agoncios vith the Cnief,
Bacapeoo Prograa Davagion/USCUs., at this seeting the Tolatcy Sountation
waa given principal responsibility for oll caoog which havo a resettie~
mont potential, AFP waa given-all cugoo which had linited or 23
resettienont potential and must, of necossity, bo sottled lccaliy ia
: the Geraan sounoay. Tho suppleaentary core and maintenance waa divided
arter a thorough diecussion with eacn agency dy wutual agreesent. Thies
action reoultod tn eatadlishing a cduoload in Gersany of 79 cages cone
siating of ssov 180 pavplo for TP, and 102 caseo with approxinately
| 200 poople for AYRF. Wow rogiutranto by vithor agency will ba reverred
fer
to Escepoa Pregroa field rapresontatives (in Corgany, Munich) fer
eback agsinot. current card ftleg. After a dessior haa been fuliy
davaloped on tha case, a dotoroination ao to tho appropriate agency
will be cado according tu the case's resettlesont potential,
4. GQuastion: Bhat are the critorta for accepting a Soviet escape aa.
& rolivf recipient and what office or rogulationa deterulne sare? ..
Thora i¢ enelosed the basic proviatunal gulde concerning eligitie
lity, tegother with sudsoquont clarifications tssued ta the fieid on
tha Sovioto. Thia ta tho eriteria undor which o yoraon Le oxtentad,
end dociarsd cligible for, Progran ssvisteice. Thesy reguleticas vere
edapted frea.a goaeral policy ssuuad by the U.S. Dopartment of State.
Within tha frenowerk of those rugulations, tho hecajue Progrea ducta
@ oocurity investigation valen asta>iighos aaarta oligibilaty frca ae
eosurity point of view, Sinultenesuoly the man la counselled in en
offort to detersciny iiia necds troc a suciulogical and economics angie.
Tha reoulta of theao invootigationea detorciauy tha courso of actions
upon ghioh the Eacopoa Progray proceeda, However, in tho na: OFS a?
eagoa, hesantterion easiatence 18 extonded to tndividuale pending tha
coaplote coourkty inveastigution, or unti] saterial surfictentiz serczae
tory to deny oligtbilaty 129 discoverad., (4 ntiun shauld te 2iretted
“to paragraph 7 of tha eligibility guida, watch enables CSEP ts fer.
TS.
eligibility on any inséiwidual or individuala of interest te cines
agenclos, regardicas of normal eligibility criteria.)
5. Gungtionr Wrat is the source of the polacy wntcn mainteing that
. thors suot ba a loaningscvorsbackward to avoid tho riak of ary political
suplication in applying the USEP progran? : :
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: The Escazao Progrea woo: originally outlined tn DEPCIRTEL 676, .
January 29, 1952 (Top Socret) which indfoated that the Progras vould » Bee
be uniartaken through oontracte with voluntary agencies to provide ” f:
~ @ertain supplios and services to escapaoa of recont date. Inaanguch we
.G9 the largoat and moat Important voluntary agenctos oporating in ~ m
: Oo _ Europe are of religious nature and endeavor to stay clear of unter=
‘ , _ a takings which have political toplicationo, it was deteruines that the :
Escapoe Pragrea would suppreas vo the oxtunt poosible tne pos iticas _
nature of ita operationa in order to ancure and saintain the “good . -
vill" ant cooperation of thoog agonctos. fn our reiattionships, how- -
over, with certain ayonciea of ethnic character (e.g. APCH --*hcorican a
Fund for Cugchoslovak Hefigoas), enpooially when these agenciosa are .
directed by individuatea in whoa USEP haa conpiote confidence, Little,
if any, action hao boon taken to supproos or diaguioe USEP political .
Applications, Thera 16, however, a tendanoy on the part of USEP offi
cialo to euppresa political inplioatione of the Progrea in treir arrange-
ponte with aoveral ogoncios ~-- duo to thoir lack of conftdenss in the
. leadorehip of thoce egunctos. Ura, Schaufuss, Tolatoy Foundation,
| Sheba Coodman, Auorioan Frionds ef Ruoalan Proodyai Kax‘Pra sudo ,/“Organt-
sation for Rehabilitation throygh Treining; angi Ustoon,-thtercatluaal
Roscuo Counittes: and Ulohagl/Rodyk “Uni ted Ukfainian enericea Relle?
Cosalttee; are oxanploa of Diroctora in whos USEP has Little canfidence.
oe. Thig lecx df confiduncs srigea frog the fact that thooo peraoualitica
. Spparontly hava thoir own azoa ty grind. USEP hag revonied, Sovuver,
ond vill contiusoe ta reveal to a limited axtent, the political nature
of the Evcagoo Progras to certain solected persona tn tho voluntary”
agenoiosg who sre aubjaot to the nesessary degrog of direotioa, and in
“whan: confidence cay be caintained. Thio sourga of action to aotiveted
pricardly by tho faot that political overtones of tho Prograa cannot be
wholly hidden froa.an intelligent parson, yot it ie not in the Progres's
dest intorost to edvioo officially the roligious bodico of the political
aspeoto. Although the uajor roligtoug agencies undoubtedly are avare
of the politiosl aspects of the Progrea, thay oheogse to ignore thea so
long a9 thay aro not involvad directly Into any political operattona,
~ and 60 long oa they are not adviged officially of thea.
§. ste ys thera eny seans through whioh asolatnanes tu deserve
ing ecubers vu LOPE (already on tho sasoloadsa) can ba bpoeied up?
USDP offtciolea throughout tna arca are continually endeavoring to
@peed up Progres benefito to the ulticate recipionta., Thie ra applica-
ble ta the entire cavoload of all agencies end hoa not tia tho paot been
predicatc’ upon cooberobip in eny organisation which aay or gay aot be
of interest to J.S, Soverngent ayengioy, In thio vay, USE? vadoavors
to oxtend Progrea bonefite to all shoas oligtble without focussing
unnscaocary ottontson upon individsal oopborsa or a particular orgsaisa+
tion of intoreot to agonciea of the U.S. Governuont. Furthes, USEP ~
“oy ar officials ewes
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not a-cester ef TZOPS, Hovever, if Cad deotros tc furniah USEP wlth a
Ykat. of TOSPS usadership, OPC will request the JOE Divielune in each
‘sountry to confer aligidtlity on tho {ndividuala t.eted and to pay
particular attention that euch individuala aay receive pereonal atten-
: tion in the Suture.
. “oot nasticns: La there any posei bality of elivinating Tovetoy and
a + AFRP altegether and doing thie job through another agency or agencios?
In consideration of thiv queation, USEP nos raluttantiy Jectded
that £8 tweuld not be Fooaible to olisinate Tolatoy Pountation, aiace
Tolotoy de an old, oatadliohad agency with a frage-enoen and regpecte3
vithin certain oalgro circios. It aay bo poovible, however, for cas
to undertake tne vliuination, olthough vss relaiicaonips wath TP and
“te Board of Directors are unknova to thie office. Since a¥uiy ies
relatively new organisation, end tha character of ita Burepean leatore
ohip ig cucn more undeairable than that of Toletuy, bt a concelvadle
| that APSF could be olfainated frou thy Nusestan fieid ccneiseradly easier
: than Tolotey. Moreover, a8 the Chaircan of the Board of the AVOP 1a a
retired U.S, Adatral, ho would probably ba inclined to gu along vith
the wishes of Govornoont officials if it could be ohown that tho all-
’ mination of aFRF vaa in tha bout intvrest cf the !.5. sJovernnant,
Yowaver, the oliaination of othuie type agencies in thia reapgot would,
perhapa, conpal tho Escapes Prograa to enter inte relationgnipa with
@ roligious agency, ong. the WCC, in their stead end the succosefal
resolution of the Soviot probles would becoue autuoaticaiiy gueh sore
diffioult.
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0. Cueations How dogs an agoncy qualify for a VSEP contract? What
ere the requireszenta for qualifications
USEP curruntly hao contractual arrangements with f2 vuluntory
aooietios resroventing the sajor roligioua badios (1.0. Vathviles, Jeus,
and Protegtazta) and the cafor othnis groups represented in the popula=
tion of thea Ynitul States of anoriua. To qualify for a JSBP ovatract
tha agency, if it 19 wholly Avyrican in coaposition and tacurporated
under the lava uf ony of tho 68 Status, or the Diutriot of Columdia,
Gust ba scoerviitul by what was known oa the Departcoat of Statale
Advisory Couaittves on Voluntary Yoroiga did, and which io now-e part
of POA. The Exucutive Director of thio Conaittes ta Mr, Willian He
MoCahoa, was 26 algo oa otaff ceubar in tha offices of the Avuiatent
Direstor for Rofugeas and Migration, FO’, In addition to thooa egonclies |
which hare teen incorporated in the U.S., USEP algo eatere into rela-
tionehipa with other organisations which arg international tn gharacter
and copposition'=«< euch aa tho” World Cuuno4l of Churchaa, tho“Vorla
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‘ IRSVISICUAL GUIDE NO. L duly 17, 1952 Li:
CRITERIA FER ENIORITY ALGISTANCE UMDER ESCAPE P.ceRaM
Cd ie The votabh Security Act of 1951 provides’ the basic legigiats
wthority for tno Escapeo Pregran and thus ostablishes tho olesentary. cris
teria fer extending assistance. -
. Soction 191 (a)(1) of that Act authorizes tho expenditure ef 4 sia
not to axceed $100,C00,0C) "far any selected persons who ore. residing in er
epcapias from the Soviet Unien, Foland, Czachoslovakia, Uungary, Rusania,
Bulzaria, Alvanie, Lithuanta, Latvia and Estening er tho Communlat doninsied
or Caztunist cecupted mreaa of Gorsany and Austria, and any othur countries
cbserbod by the Soviet Union either te fourm such persons inte alscents cr
the military ferces supporting the Nerth Arlantie Troaty Organization ov
for cthur purpeses, whea Lt fu-simdlarly dotermiino! ty the sresidont that
such assiutanco will contrivute to the cefease of tho torti Atlantic area
ant to the security of the United Gtates!,
2. Offichils carrying out this propraa she id not becone invelyed in
complez, tine-congumliy: »recedures in doturnining priority for assistanca.
Te 4s expect? that a vesitive approach tovant priority wili bea taken amd
thet criterta will mscgn os siiple and broad as is consistent with USe
interests, It follows tnt a:d ghould be given insediately to purgong whe
apparantly meet the priority eriterda outlined velo and should be withdraw
enly if reasonable evidence is broucht forward which indicates that the
porsen deed not meat theve criteria.
3. The intent and purpose of the program is to aid now eucances fray
comuist oprressivn., whasever the m ts of aiding persens who wore dis-
Placed before, during, or goon after Vierld Var IZ, such aid ig net nemally
@ préper concern of this program. Uertover, quite apart fra. any other cons
olderstions, the pregran dees not nave suffietent funga te assist many
parsons ether than those who bave recesti: egcarud frer benind the [roa
Curtain. In the feruzoing perspective, tho following tecia vill be utili-
zed by tho liiso..ng in ascending iMioraty for assistance.
be Feterity for assistuncy in resettlement and fer gupplerentary care
will be granted any parpan whe escaped arter Junuary 1, 190 feos the UOSR,
Polacd, Latvia, Lithuania, cutonia, Czec.cgbovakia, Hungary, Runania,
Bulcoria or Albsnia.
S withta tho bread seonfines of the above, there will te certain
pergona whos thy United States ebviowsly will not desire to agcist ar there
will to othora whege stutus in their count ry of rusidenca after tiisht is
puch that’ they pessces the rights aad coltg.ticna of us een of tha
couitry in wach they have tuken asylui
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“CRIED pati TRICRTTY. .SSIST. {SS ISTANCE Ime ESC. PEE ROOK M ce
Aspistance will thus be denied to or withdrawn from any porgon wor
he Is a Communist acont.
B. 33 a forser Nazi or iiazi collaborator seoxing to escape just punta |
ment for crines committed during World war IX against Allic’ per-
sonnel or against civil populations.
C. Is a comnon criminal.
D, Yas unreasonably rofused reacttlencnt opportunities.
£. Is recognized by tho competent authorities of tim cowitry in which
he resides as having the rights and obligations which are attached ta
the ressession of citizenship of that country es, Gorman rofugees
and oxpellees, persons of Turkish athnic origin fron Ramanta and.
Bilgariagare exclude? from assdiutance under this paragraph.
F. Has teon satisfactorily acttled lozally,
6, Assistance will bo extended, however, te these versons otherwise
eligible under the provisions of thag carcular wic defect from diplomatic,
other official or somi-offictal missions or dolegsticns shale abroad in
the service of thoir country.
Te Missions are authorized to nuke individual excoptions, repgardicss of
datolino, when such oxcoptiona arc in tho datorest of the U.S. or when such
oxcoptions ara requested by other Uso. Governient agoneies vperaling in roe
lated fields. hen requested oxcoptacns arn sot faVorably senatdered by
the Country Unit they must be referred te the Sperial wnat prior to final
action,
6. A family group cuntainuy: a ‘A person oF pergo:a wie woul! 53% ertinarily
ba asatated dua to niticnality, vere rolisn escapes and austrian ajwuse and
who aro otherwiso eligible ashouid be considered eligible ag a unit.
9. Besic responsibility for dutermunatica of eligiodlity will rest with
tho Local Unita. howuvor, it 16 oxpocted that they will devise ways and
moans of utilising loral factlittes and efftefhis to a mucous extent in
order to casigt the Lrcul Usdt fa discharging tida reaponaibility. In the
ovant tho local unit requires furthor asaistanss in reaching an cligibility a
docielen, the Special Unit may bo called upcn by the Local Unit fur infor-
mation or sdvice.
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GRITERTA POR FREGUTY ASSISTAILZ UNDER ESCAPER PROGiAM
foxt of tole-cenference recotved from Lepartmont July 1h, 1952
in arplificatton of crituria cutlined wdor Frovisional Guide ls
“PEP Program 1a concerned with oseapoog from Soviot or Soviet
dorloated urease In view fact FZ? funds ore Lirtted and bocause of
leglelative history of program priority cr proferuncy cust be given
to coru rucont escapees such 63 thege who oscapod nftus January 1,
198. Decistons as to application of fund must alyo be based on
reaulto which can be achiavod in wras of basic objuctives of programs
Tn other words wo are net distributing a limited rultof fund oqually
aceng o deaignated numbur of psogtee. Ko aro more concerned with
" thoge who have escaped mere recently than theao who havo buon tn the
As exporionce dovolczs wo e&xll ecke tho forogoing nore scloctive
rofugos etate sinse World War I cr thoas who wore uprooted butwoun
Soptorbor 1939 and January 1, 19.3, The date January 1, 1940 13 an
againistrative duvice which orovwtd not tu rigidly applicd unlcou
Inter oxhaustion of funds increasingly roquires this action. Of
equal concern to IEF ary thu rusuits which can ba achieved in torms
of reostsblishcent, rosettlonant, buttor noralo, otce, a9 botwoon
ona prcfoct snd ancther, Wa ehsult ecox sulf~liquidating, non
repetitive usos for FEP finds, aves to tho extent possible
Bccoptanco cf ruspensitilicies which cannot readily ba ralinquishode
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of Provision Suids No. 1 1s amended to read:
rere
“E, Iy recognized ty the compotont authorities of tho country in
i . witch ho resides or other country outside of tho area of
t ; Soviet deninstton a3 having tae ri chss and obligations hich
aru attached to the poosesaios ox citizenship of that country
0.3. Gansan roduzeos and expellz0s, persona of Turkiah othnic
origin froy kunsnia aud Qulparia ure erccludod from assuiatance
unjor tals nara raph, *
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ti,hter and conetant sanegeaont
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to tecause Of regulations? If the
> change the reguiationg, and 10 at
than the context of overall SEP policy?
t tnvelwing itee.f or ite ataff in the actual inpleronta-
2 Seley sf ae
ticn af pe-jecte OF in volcatary. ageacy operations, TSEP caintains a
sentiferng serutiny and review of every project and contract into which
tnfereation developed by fioid officere in the couroe
1s passed to the Chiaf of the Escapee Pivgraa Division
gacernod, who evaluates tha. caterial and diocusaes 2%, when appropric.
ato, witn tho local agency director. Subsequent to this evaiuaticn .
and discusaion with the agoacyy the natertal ia forwarded to CFCEP
ehich pakes a second anatyais and, $f indicated, discceawa tt with
the sgonoy's Eutopeaa Director. There 18 no policy cf handecoff ental
tha end-audit 3 wade. Tid-usesauiite are an integral part of the
reviov of projects in order to detersine whethor or not the eupylies
and corvices ard reaching the eecazees.
t has entered.
fo tnse review
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queotion boconed acadesic; hivever, - :
floxivlo and can be adapted to ary aitsaticn warra’
of procedurdd. : /
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tr.eaent"* if
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a pan Te earning o dt@tinugiy putsarg:' a. ersate
unhealthy end unhappy etiotonca, .8@ %o &.% oat. re uke Oh
6alle tho ahuta on thie, USEP ur the aqen tea?
Luoak aattisoent ten.t prasicatel [email protected] 6h @ oy ae factors
fo. naitiene obtaln=
Rather, sucal pottlonent depente +s, @ variety °
ing in the cooe uf a particular Yaai.s. Tarai Sores. on c.at, of naves= .
“alty, ve given ty the Juve wf the
whother ur nut they aro e-reing. au
principe. Tageearnere ty Jateroines
Qn. eyati ona. ares a.gt ouitable
tu thetr desires, bacaground and eor.dtye ts. their wages %2 dotersina
ehether ur not thelr oarsinga are eulfictent ts eet the agole of their
foatlys tv thotr huuaing 2 ietera: tft 16 odeqeatey aad other face
tore stiser puof be conaiteredy ins ction efthoa faatista fira intes
gration inty the soc Subgandty, peding ite van attituta tovard
euoh integration, it Lacy of UEP to place a Gan or a
fently on an ineltgidia 2 liet ao a isce eettied caso if
he is earning a dtetinctiy ai exiaterce. ~9 teciaicn of
Jocal ootticaa.t .9 sade & ? of the Secapeo Prcoysca UViviaion
enolyote .f thé aituation ebtaining
tne Sivseicn Chief's decioion te
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-- Toletoy Foundation and
200.45 Preedsa, Thie, noworer, was rondived on
£¥ at a gseoting of tne tev agenciea with the Chiof,
Bacazees Progr Division; TSOMs. At thie seeting the Tolstoy Foundation
. vae given ; cipal reaponaibility for al: ceases which have a rogettle=
. 1 * Bent potentia.. APRP vas given all cazva which had lisited or no
mo , -Fevottlonent potential and aust, of necaosslty, bo sotticd locally in
_ the Gersan econony., The supplementary care and aaintonance was divided
after @ thorough discussion with each agency by autual agreonont. This
action resulted in ocstoolishing a caseload in Germany of 79 casen con-
: : Oloting of sowe 190 people for TP, and 102 casos wlth approximatoly
ys } 200 people for APRF. Now registrants by oltner agency will bo referred
to Eacapea Prograa field roproaontatives (in Ge-uany, Munich) for a
check againot current card fllea. After a doosior haa been fully
dovaloped on the case, a determination a3 to tho azypropriatoe agency
will de sado according to the case's rosottleaent potential.
4. Queottoas What are the criteria for accoz;ting @ Suvtot eacapee as
@ relief reviplent and what office or regulations determine saao?
Thera 19 encloaad the bagie pruv.aiuna: gaitea concerning e:tgldi-
‘ lity, togethar with subsequent clarificatiune jesvel %) the fieid on
tha Soviota. This fo the eriteria untjer wnicr a ,ere.n to extetiod,
. . and declared aligible fur, Prograa sazistance as regulations sore
adapted froa o gonoral policy tooued ty the U.t. Le,artaent uf Bate.
UVithin tho fresovuerk of these toguiatiuna, the Eaze,09 Prugrea iontsote
. @ soourlty invealigativn vhicn estati:ahes oe ass'o e.iglbiiity fr.e 0
t . soourity point of view, Sisultaneuue:y Bern ta sosnge..ed in an
effort bo detoruine nie teade (rua a erect 40... angie.
The rogults of theoe inveotigatioss deters ection
upon ehion the Bacapea Prograa yroceote, d-cerer, earvelty of |
oases, humanitarian adalagtsase is exteused to ind en@ing ita
ooaplete Govurity investigation, vr ent). gaterie. es fic a7 Zervea-
tory to deny oligidtiity 16 diecoworel. (attontica anusit sa sirocted
to paragraph 7 of the oligibility guido, gwnicnh enables “SEP ts confer
oligidility on any tndividsal or individsals of interes’ ty wither 7.3.
agonotes, regardless of normal eligibility critorie.}
5. Qvantions What te “he source of tha pol zy which paintaina nat
there Guot ba a leaning=over=backvard to evoid the riak of any political
_foplication in applying the USEP progras?
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be undertasen through cantracts ef Yiluntary agensios t2 previde
nd services te ayeee tf recent fete. Inasauct
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foany, act diegaiee TS itica:
wicaticca, gency on tho pert of USEP offie
? tse Program in their errenge-
tv lack of confidenses tn the
bf shasfaag, Tolatoy Founcatior .
eeedBan, agec.can Friensa of Russian Proedya; Eag'Drasle,brgeas-
Boticn for Re.azicitation tarssgn Traiuing; anod Mataon,-dhtematicnal
Bote Taaittéa; and HicnaalAodye ited Tefainioan acoricaad Helis?
Toealttso; are oxaazies of Sirectora in whos USEP hag little confidence.
Thla Ytanw <7 cusfidence ariuea {rca the act that thooa pursonslitica
Spparently nave tneir can axes to grind. USEP has revealed, however,
ant wlil continue ts revaal to a liaitod extont, the political nature
of the Escayew Prograa to certain selected pereong in the voluntary
Sgeoncieo wns ere aubjoct to the nocevaury dograu of direotios, and in
vnve confidence tay oe waintained. Tnia courge uf action ie uotivatea
yrisarily vy the fact that political overtoaeo of the Progra cannot de
@holly nidgen froa’an intelligent parson, yot it ‘1a not in the Prograa’s
beet intorogt ty alviag officially the raiigious bodioo of the political
Geyeute. sithvugh the gajor roiigivus agancios undcubtedly are avare
of the political aspects of the Progrea, they chueose to tganura theu so
long ae thoy aro not tnvolved directly into any political vperatianes,
and co lung aa they ore not siviaed officially of thea.
Sheba
€. Guontions a7$ thera eny moana through which soelstance t. dosere-
ing sonbdere ot-Tz0PS (already on tho caseloads) can ba s;eeter up?
USEP officials throughout the area are continsaliy enteavering is ont
opood up Proyrca bouefita to the ultizate reciploate, 3 z-:
blo to the ontire cagvload ef ail agencies acid nas not in tne peut sees 3]
prodicatad upon goaberohip in cny organisation woicn cay -7 Gay 9.3 v0 o
of intorsdt to U.S, Governzent agencies, in ao vay, hk? atoavize ry
to eztond Frogrea banofits to all thoea oligitio witru. eieg r=)
unnessosory attention upon individca. aonvers cf a zert rgtsise- . =
tion of interost to sgencica of the O.5, asversment. Pest Poe 9d =)
ar a cT DPE Teee eee 2)
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offiotale havo no vay sf -dotoraining wiothor en eocapes ig or to
not @ geaber vf TZOPS. Sowover, tf CA3 ddsires to furnich USEF with s
_ Lhat of TZ0FZ nogberetip, CPC BIL] request the USE? Diviolone in cach
country 69 confor ‘eligsbalaty, on the individuals listed and. to pay .
particular attention that such individuals gay receive persons] sttens--
tion in the future. :
-
arr “questions Ta, there any possibility of olisinating Tovatoy and ;
APR? altugether end, sorag thie job through another agency or agencies®
In conaidaration cf ‘gnie question, USED? hoe rolactantiy 4dec:4e4
that 1t sould not be scasible to eliainate Tolstoy Foundation, ace
Tolstoy 10 on old, eataditotied agonoy with a nema known ani respectes
within cortain ootgre circioo. It cay bo poasible, however, for 745 —
to undortaxe tho olinination, althougn CAS rolationshipe witn TF an3
ts Board vf Directora are unknown to this office. Since AFPRF to 8 —
’ pelatively.new organization, end the charactor of its European icadere
ship to much ovre uniesirablo than that of Tolotoy, 1% 10 concelvarle
that AFH? could be aliginatdd frou the Ruggian field convidurad:y eas’
thon Tolotey. Moreover, av the Chairuan of tho Board of tho Aye? :8 6
retired U.5. Adatral, be would probably bo inclined to go slung with
__the wloheo uf Govornnent of fictala if 4¢ could be chown that the eit-
“pination of AFF sae tn the boot tnterdot of the U.S, Government.’
Yovever, tha eliainatioa of ethnioe typo agencies tn thia reopout would,
porhaps, veopel the Escapes Prograa to unter into ralationahipa with
a roligiuusa agency, o.g. tho WCC, in thoir otead and tho succosefs:
reaolution of the Soviet probloa would becone sutogatioally Buch sore
dittioult.
GO. Questions How dove an agency qualify for a USEP contracs® Unat
Ore the requiresents far qualifications
USED cvrrontly tes gontractual arrangenante with 22 woiuntary
soctotios reprasonting the oajor religious bedieo (1.0. Cathulica, Jove,
* ond Protestants) end the sajur ethnia groups repregonted in tho popeia-
tion of tha Unitod Status of anorica. Yo qualify for a USEP contract
the agaacy, 1f £t fo wholly dnuricoa in coajgogition and incorporated
undor ¢he lewg of one of tho gu Statue, or tho District of Coluarie,
tust do ecoredited by what wos known oo the Gopartcent of State's
Advisory Cocaittao oa Yeoluntary Yoretga Aid, a24 which 46 now a part
of FCA. ‘Tha Executive Dirootor of thie Conaittes ie Mr. Pillias 4.
MaCahoa, who to sisa a staff cenbur in tho Offloo of tha Acetavtant
Dirootor for Refugees asd Migration, FQ’. In eddision to those agensies
whiom have boen incorporated in tho U.S9., USEP aluo entera tato rela-
tionshipa vith other oe Sant set yone which arog international in Sesrector
and composition -- such as the’ World Couneil of Churches, theVorld
ORT se0
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ae
Ne
cn Paton, the. Vorld Yuta, oa the Lutheran World Federatica. Bith.
Sat exception, thede ggoasies ‘have etrong and reputayle iearicea
af Sliat which eve accowlited end racogniaed by the Adviecry Come
Bittee on Foluntoy Foreign Aid, In tha cove of Wc, the American -
affitiate ts tho Natioasi Ipyasil of the Churchea of Chriat, whos9
©; hana ofgeat nation fa taalcharch World Service; it 19 accredited
ty the advioory Or thelis da _ Yotuntaty Poreign Aid cad ts 4 xcader
: ‘$n gist agending of the A307: scan Council of Voluntary Agencles for
: . : ~ . Pasarela Service, : @poolfic requireaente for quali
. , ‘ “facet s los havevar, it fa belioved that to te
[ ysant Sed. for acered tatioa by tha advisory Cocaittce, an agescy euat
te eapzorted by voluntary: ibestipticns, and humanitarian in character.
zt ia delieved thet Bgorsies wholly political” are not eligible.
3: “question: What is the status of the proposal ta fora a Russian
_ deter Company which te “wrderotand hoo been approved in Weshiagtoa? |
} GOR paral agreement on the forzation by USARSUR of a Lator Service
Tait coapriaed of Soviet agcames haa been reavhad by US BUCY and
, SUR. Thia project now only awaito final approval froa the Dopart-
meat cf Aray ao te certain details, (It io undoretaod that the aray
Sas already aogroed %> the gropoeal in principal.) [¢ to anticipated
Hat the project will de iaplecented in the near future.
; The Unit, whicn will be assignad a guard oiaaion, etll cospriess
: fabstalty lvO officera ani can. In addition, one aan to act cs ataff
‘gs advizer to USARSUR on cattera affecting the Unit will protabdly be
resraited. This position srould hava a field grada of perhaps a
i Lieatenant Colonel. Tne peraonnel coiling of 1CO tay be rateod to’
t 2N0 whould Lt appoar destrable in the Light of oxparience. In arder
i ts awold thd appodrance of supporting Great kusaian or aiaority
Tagtonas asperationa, the shoulder flash for woabers of the coapany
} 9 waald doar the nage “*ROSSISAIY" or Ruecian People, rather than.
waesaerT™ er | Hvoetena, :
_ ‘ : In the course of a , resont Qtscugaion betvoen representativas of.
2 U.S. Bucou, and thie office soncerning this proposal, general
Teesent waa reaghed on tha fullowing pointes.
ae
#8) Lendorshtp in the ccapany should be rocrutted froa the aore.
recent Soviet escapeda or defectors, rather than frca the clder *eaigre"
grvezl - .
$) Bfforta should be nade to rocruit the caginua poosicle cunder
frca the escapeco registered wate USSPs, and
3} Tse TSOPE group atould be strongly ‘represented in tne ccazanay.
“se9tteory
10.
AUT E o ve!
Ba OAR
ae
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want ue to make any pitch on thio?
-tion.. However, it to balseve
‘holped under the Proyraa?
‘ gontinucd to inoreaae deupits tho fact that ovor
‘ Daokground, probleay, vxperiunoo,
ry
? seener
clesency Loant
oon taxon to eat the
10. Suastioa: flave.any atope be econoy. |
ef HICOS to partcn Sovlet-ooca70a3 aentonced for oinor, offenses coa~
uitted® in oa attend: to aurvive, thue clearing their rocorde? Do you
2" In'the paot, potitions for clemency heavy only teen preodnted to
tho Clenoncy Board of HICO3 who a person wuo' under aotive: cdnaideré-
tion for rosottlozent. Tho Clasoncy Foard hoo uouvally acted. owiftiy:
with tha boot inturoot of the dndivigzai ant of the J.3. Governaont
in pind. “Reaontly, hovover,-otopa vere taken td initiate petitions
for cleaoncy on oll cages of the tyfaa centioned in question LO. it
to too early at ‘the yrogont tine to farovog tha rooult of thio opera=
4 that at io not yet, nocooeary for. CaS
appropriate officiale en thia pointe -' .
to approsoh the
ft
4 ' . .
dle eunations In tho USEP policy to reduce the nusvera gho can be ©
If true, what are tho ryavona for thio policy
which eppeara on the purfacy to be a step backward fron solving tho
probvlea? |
cy to rojuse the nustera who cen be holped
, the USEP caculosd heo
2 6,600 hava town resetq
It 1a not the ULE? poll
undor tho bacopov Frograd. aa a patter of fact
tled, end cany have baon dropped for various reogung, including igeii-
gidility, local intogration, cud doath. It. fo true that tho pricary
purpose of tha Frogras ta tu rovettlae oligiblos obroat; and: tu-intograta..
loaally those whose reoottlenant potdatial io’ low. hin sction, of ena
in itoolf, doov toud to reduce. the usader of persona vho oan be suteo=
quently belpod under tho progres. It ia aloo the policy of tho Progres
to oreato au Btuwospnore in which other pregresg vhioh dopond to a cor~
tain oxtoat upon tho psychological atiituds osteting in catgre oirclea
gan oporate oucossafully. In furthering this partioular abjootiva,
tha Procres haa recently taken oction to deolaro a2 oligibloe thoge pereong
who, although having ruooords as Binor oriuinalo, ore of interest to U.S.
cgonoies, aid have brcadoned the bas:a to aucept ary Joviet citisen 00
eligible if hy nav in ery woy 2een under divoiplina of the Soritot Govern-
sent ofnog January 1, 1945.
12, Crasticns What kaa the Lscapao Prograa acoodplished for Sovict
a ,
gooapovct
CSEP'o sovintceavs to evcarges 19 based pricarily upon tha noola
of caoh individual rugistorad wlth the Frogrea. ‘rhoaa noeda cx dotare=
plned through o.counsalling pregraa undos vbioh tha voluntery egenoies
cooporaticg with USL? ors Guppoceds to coat cade vorzers to the fiald
to intorview each cacapou feally to dateraioa thoir particular noods,
eubitions, and g2a0731 cituaticas
Lagod upon this interview the egaacy 1a supposed to davolop & epsaifio
an gif a a _ plen ove
LY
“Aha sp
AEORO
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atabliakoest within the sooony of their pre-.
t4ence. although the Secapee. Prograa Divieton’
e Hisercs. for Geraany has oodtracte. with both
git’ APRP t9 catry cut a counoalling progres fer
epent aprroxiaately $14,000 on oach agency
-in's of oLee have: not ‘completely counselled |
ail of their caeeised Acéordingly, 1 is Goot.diffioult to pake any —
xind of ‘analyaie of the agount of avgistance rendered ao copparod to the
oxtext of need. Gn Decoabo> 7, representatives of both agencios ware
aivised by the Escd;ee Prograad Divieion, that the counselling progras
buat do comploted in, tho near future, and that USEP efll be in @ Guch>
Vetter position to evaluate the prograa of avelotance to Sovict escapseds
2c ’ ie not pos
coe Soe gent country
+ of the. 3.92 Opera
Polatcy Poundatis
Deapito the efzittedly unsstiofactory oituation outlined in the
j _ previous paragrapa, certain positive sation hao, bean takon by tho EPD
“E _ acd tho voluntary ‘agoncios to provide aseistance ta Soviot eacapoade
- Roportodly, APRP has.diotridated tn tha ‘notghborhood bf 815,000 ta
| supplosontal aooletanco in the fora of -fs0d, olothing, lodging, Otd.,
to escapees rogistored ia their caseload. Tho Tolstoy Foundation hao
_dtotributed in tho neighborhsod of 319,C00. In addition, threa spooial
Rousing aid projesta havo tees estadiiohed in Gorasny: the Priondohip
ee _., Beuge. fa Muntoh with o capacity of 10 ferscna, and the center in
: “" Katsoraloutorn, vith a capacity of 36 =~ both eponsorad by APRP, snd
poe the Tolstoy hose in Karlofela which “bac a capacity of 60 to 100. A
. word about onoh of tha folloging tastaliationssr
;. . tho Priondohigz Houoe ia Munich ie eaall end fo always full. fhe
ya lessth of otay varicsy por individaal ae ito primsry purpooa ie to furs.
i . nich tenporary housing for Bigaias .oscaress ‘who cons to -Lunich looxing
ra for work. In oo0us cagoo these sariads of roatdonco have dreggal oute
At thie Kono full care aad raioteaanve 13 given, os tho residents ore
poatly Anoligiblo for rolio’ granta tn Eavariae.
-Tha Karlofeld rouse tas spesed on Saptoader 4 and hes cocopted 26
eacapeaa to date. In-edditzar to the fact that asoh sppliccat ie
ecreoned by tho e¢gensy end thaa ty a ecnsilate cad GSEP roprasgntat:va,
tye efaiogion process 10 coczlicatel by the nacd to transfor uneapioy@
beat end vroliof besofitva froa other oreas. Whilo thie tnotaliation 19
not cocat to be so teuuing prepest of acai-peraaneat qusrtora, $ha typ.
of aid mocited by cost porsons oalectet olil probavly recruit ia a foirly
otavlo population, case tho heae ia filist. Tha Kaisarsleutora hone
oO reported, o@ of Hoventar 15s ,
19 currest.resitesta
ll garcons moved to privats cuartors
} porcona cared to Labox Carvicu Unita |
10 pergona reterced ta fcrzor reoideaca
5 éependente plocsal in joda
6 seaney
me dbe5 . , , ALY cee
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‘+ could loseto porcanent billota.
412 tbeso s22720, “plu other dorentonta,- pasged through the ‘contor
or sore e203 Ly the: egency faollitios there. (Dopandenta: Eotad ‘to
‘ bree ‘paraoi at ono tisa or anothers. lived: ia the
f-£u3t ta caphasizod that thia Znetallation to not rogarded °
eo yorneseat -bouoing but was erected salaly ty house oocapood teupor=
‘erily fer viva cots -had. began found. en) who noodod quartere until) “thoy
Thoroforo, ocospecs are roforred bore)
caly ties Jub opportunities oxtot. eft etey only until private houolng
19 locates. 3 una thaa, oonsidvratica waa given te fillicg the house
with eaz.cycant potentials, but ‘ths eganoy cesurred for fear tha pojact
would be ruined vy insoluable torale yroblegs ead dy tho lacs of availe
adle epate to cast quicely enployaont rojatreaontes
To exncsrics oa tho quoation ot ‘epoust ng projeota"; end epart “from
bousieg ta ths Ceraan edonony, inoteliationa for opacital perpoces vore
oonsideret e=2 thaaa thros cuboidisods - (1) tha donofita dorived froa
the Pri¢stchip House in uhion ore being Gvaluatod, cad vil] ba dios
cuosed at tho forthooulng conforonca;* (Z). the Karlofold Nouoo haa
racostly tecoa vponed and filling 1% 43 boing dolayod by 4 rathor cuaber-
OGa> agreeing process, but a process required’ to coat our -@ocurity
' yezuiroteste end tha requirenenta of the Lanich Consulate Goneral, ant
(3) tho Ze:corslioutern iivuge had toan rather offootivaly uscd, baing
linited ty the muubdora of job opportuaitivg. Until vo aro convinced,
hosover, ‘iat full of alaoat full banefito aro boing dorivod froa those
hoosa, CSI? 19 reluctant to ootadliob at 4itional houoing projects. of «
teaporary tetura ond it ‘Ye contrary: to ‘USE polioy to onter into long-
tora orre-gopents wbloh vould be. ontaiiod ‘in proviaton of poraanent
housing.
Pure r, oscopoes gonorally aro vligible for houping oithin the
Gorzcan otsnocy. & vouroh for this housing io cade aaosg that sontrol-
led by tra Gennungaaat or ia caragréod in nov refuges housing being ©
budlt. Estcz;eoa ara boing inoludod in o nov POA progroa of $15 alllioa
whianh ia veaseently boing dicouosot by POA cad tha Goreaa Fodoral
Ropubdlic (eee LEFTEL to Donn US¥OTO 453, Deooasber 15, 1953. ).
Agdéctiosally, 30 Soviet children wore cent to Sut sriand for
Tohaviictstion ard 6 vaoat ton for eignt wooso laot eucaor-ot a cost
of $3,937.
(a) Gueeticns How pany ox-Sovioto have received what egolotance
end bow (Bch A for Cero & Maintonanco?
rv Pointe’ out above, the incoagiets end unsatiofactury sistua of
the ecusssiling projoots of the agoaciea, ylua inedoquate or unavall=
adlo files, prosiude tho poovibilitios of detormining how cany Soviots
have reca:ved ohat soulatance and how such for Care & Haintonancos
SPAT
ah
Hovover, soe.
aly .cftor. privese quarter voro located.) Of the totel,.
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“Local Uaito ore adv
. Dov eocateas in “each areas
~ wouti6t JasGary 9; 1953, cable. - (Confidential) -
ioed thot effective tered Joriot dofectore
tay be, conoidored eligible for
who eacaped oinoe Jan 1, 1945
Unita. obld cunzlote regiotration -
coaplote progres. sgotatanca.
of thia group in «ach craa aad
Evory offort ohld be salu to create waxicis progres fapatt ‘on
“Jt do realized that extension of
eligibility to thio group say caugo cone reperousasica an0ng
other nationality groups and the agoico jeuzzorting thea. ‘It ts
pointed out howevor that graat aajority ‘Uov defectors aro
eligible undor proviuiona para 6 & 7 of Proviotonal Guide @i.
Moreover Units ohld take all foasible coosures to ainiaisze
raporoussions by oxvroioing usuost diacreticn in iaplopentation
of thia inotruction o.g. ty digcusolng it primarily oniy with
agcico interested in thie group.”
advine CFC of numbers registered. .
14.99000
Text of January. 20, i955, cable:
"Soviet defectors reforrod to in Prank
‘Roas 87, Athona 102, Trioste $9, Iatanbul 43, Goneva 21 for
{onfidential). ..
furt tel sont Vienrs 83,
Carson ohld bo gonorally intorpreted ao those Sov citisens or
“Sov Ukraniano: vho. left Uilitary. of Govt oarvico -aince Jon 1945,
or thoir dopendonta (para & of Prev Guido Pi}. Local Units say
aloo. oxtcnd avaistanco to auch othor poot Jan 1945-So7 escareca
wbo qualify under Para 7 of Guide #1, oxcepting hard ccre 27's.
Or persone who havo been in refugee statue prior to World War II.*
aS
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?
Pext of instructione tequed to all field unite Decenber 19558
_ : “Begardidae cf hia country of, crigin, any Iron Curtain oacapee who, |
, durisg tha pericd 1945, to the prosont tice, wao voluntarily or forcibly
repatriated, but who proceoded ro furthor than the Eastorn Zonea of _°
-Gorzsny cr Austria, and ‘vas datained in the Eaotern Zones of: Gertany
or Avetria undor the dieciplinu of tho Soviot ocoupation forcea or wao
eaployed in an official, ooul-official, or any other oapocity, rogard-=
oo _ 1es0 of the nature of hin oaployoent, by or for the Soviet ocoupation
} forced, and who oubsoquontly -dofectad, flod, eecaped, or othorwise
returned to the Weet, for eny reason, ohould bo conoidored eligible
for USEP asaiatanco, provided he ia otheruvice eligible.”
Your attention’ io again directed to Section 7 of Quido #1
uhich authorises you to cake excuptiona in any individual caso,
regaréleaa cf eligibiiity oriteria.
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SUMECT: emcin— RIDSUY/AEPAN
wane Asaiatanca te Soviet Escaoces Tarough USFP
REp | EQMSROVID
2. Ina recent convergstion with Mr. Rickard 2. Srown, OFCEP,
Fransiurt, iiaoren! soveral portions of a lotter which he had just
rocetvod from hiy Washington headquarter) directing somo feirly,
‘strony aiticion to tho Seman country ult dn {to handling of tha
programe Uoodjesa to amy, Brew was ccnsidoradly upsot since it
appears that much of the critictan atom:od fragx KUHARK, It vaa hig
inpreasion that our converaationgs of, last Hovo-rbar and Dorenbor and
tha remadlal action tokar by OFC at that tims ralative to tho USSP
Gorman unit's handline of the Soviot pregran had indicated bia willinge
nasa to de anything: posstole to correct defMeiunctas and to fore~
te ema oan
‘4 otal) Just such erltich In pasatraph 2 of the reference wa indle
jar catod that saiisfactory snauera to ovr queations ha’ been necaived,
| Tn’ this connection we anelese an Attachrunt A a copy of Yrounts
y written answora to sr anectfic questions, ‘Attacliment 3 49 4 eriterla
C for USEP assistance.) : . . .
‘ y7
t= . Pe In newad to tha eritietan Lovelled at Oram and tha Qornaan
undt by tho Somerts hore office, tha Collowine certinont excorpte
wory pagsed to the uncerateneds .
4 PAt tho thlrd reetion a great doal of stresa wos laid on
the quoglion of tre svecial intereat casey of othor Govornnant,
guen- las. I war oa to dvoll at sonv lengt> on tho opnciad
thal we hove piven spoclal tnterest casds,. end to
ster and verayu of our ranort to the Of2. Kono nelesa, wt
Lt that wa chovld very greatly intenalfy our offorta _—
s kaspoct.s It ta cloarly ccnaidared tnar tho dispezal
jeelal interest cases on a very 4c priority besig varrents
nesual effort, procedbizen, and oxponae onthe pest of tha Procrea, }
Both Ary aul (x02A2%) attach very proat: deportencea to tito, end 4
sey dissatdaracts aso exmregued wilh tha monner tn wileh tho
Hat teamaalig ty
prekeut procedicag a inplavantad ‘vr tha Prozrat. In
2 ttuay felt that tho Preset hes boon
hs to Kasoclot Stunt" ar ita ceatractera with eoseo watch
& Deesont Riwaperudle di fiewlties in ceanaction wits tha
soe
eR orA os
ba Lie
ener ett tent 9) ys ete
fear
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pl athe pana throuch
wt Gise. a
Lae oh ors
Pras wager
thea bast
‘
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rant report ta tha O& sreupe The ¢
gn counts vet has ean Gamiecessa
teebrtsal, The stat. en w ‘fie in wt
the allebrortant Soviet a: seapnus, cages “sad turned oom,
ca we brow of volint \ the agearees
. never rot vast Berlin.
tha Soviets, only diplonatie ant miditayy detec’
franted alleibi lity,"
Mo ait guie
nia above relatiny to diplomatic and military
enti wily erroneous and this avfutatiun ta borne.
ast, elighbllity was withheld fren cor
neatuntars-resatrlates™ who had in fact, sob no farts
on tha trex back to the YISR Gad she eter returned to Vast Cermanye
Howevur, we are assured that thig ic no lonmwr necossartiyy talug and
that ogeh case is dudped trdividually. - ce
4,0 Pdnally, tha Goran Tisstecna feola that Sreunts flat :
mont that cw er all asstotance. can lo randerad to eo
cut rej‘an! ito poat ddaciel’ fleatian, nrovided
theta te recaiw ach eaaistan Cay ty avidence o
Gosirg to coopuratd wWhelaiGartudly,. Wo wiel to os
that the Pbld 4s now of Se opinion that VSEa fs
enorgvete effort to carry ont a most ditt
plaints’ at the present tf aga ta tie her > that vart of the
nrograa which touchog KUBARK. intomatge It wild he ascreciatod if
this can be mado clear by tho KUM official recnensible for Maison
with the Escapan Program in Washinton. ~ .
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carters
ew Biota |
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w/o att
ft cape edhe reves buat Sonoma ann tl ac emanant
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RFSTRISTED SECIRL.T TE OUATICN
‘5 CTROVISIONAL GUIDZ 10, bo diy 17, 1952
CRITERIA FOR HUCRITY ASSISTANCE INDIRA ESCAPES P OGRA
‘Z. The tel Socurity Act of 1951 provides tio basic legislative °
authority for. tha Escapvo Fregroa and ‘thus eatadlishes the elauentary cri-”
teria fer oxtonding casistoncee ‘ . Loe ,
. Socticn 191 -(a})(1)"of that Act cuthorices tha expenditure of 3 ova
_ Rot to excocd $100,000,G00 "for eny bolectcd porrcns who aro residing. tn or
\ - -' ggeapsea fraa-tho Soviet Untea, Folcnd, Cocchoslovacta, Hemrary, Huoanta,
OO . Bulgaria, Albania, Lithisala, Latvia and Estcniay ef tha Cecuuiiot daainited
an er Camtulst occupied areas of Gormay ord Avotria, cad exy ctuer countries
eSsorbdcd ty tha Soviet Unica oither to fora cuch prracna ints elecsnts cf”
the cilitary forces oupzorting the North Atlantic: Treaty Crganication or
for othor purposes, wher it Lo oindlarly cotorainad Ly the iresicont that
such essiotanco will. contribute to ths dofenso of the orth Atlantic area
and to tha security of tha Unltod Statcs. . ,
2, Officialo carrying oub thls progrea ahould nat becca involved in
coaples, tine-censualig, procedurcy in dotornin:ng petority for asaisiancoes
- Jt ta expoctad that a positive cppreach tasrd priority wi:l bo texen and
thet: criteria will reatin a3 ginple and brecd as is cenatatent vith U.S.
interests. It folloas that aid should bs given deapdistely to porvens shu
epparently acot tho priority criteria outlincd telow and should bo withdram
caly if raasenablo avidenca io broutht forvand which :ndicates that tho
persona doos not aeot these criterias
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Curtain. In tho forcgoing perspuctive, tho follesing criteria will be ubili-
god by tho Uissions in according priority for assigtanca.
b. Friority for agaistance in regettlccent end for susplamatary care
wlli te prented ay vorsen sho oacaped aftor Juauary 1, 1$L0 fran tho USA,
Polen, Letyic, Lithuania, Estonia, Czocacalovakis, Kungery, Rumania,
Culjeria or Albaniac :
Se Withia the trocd confincs of the cbove, there will bo certain
pergona whag tho Uaited Statca ebviouwly will not ecairo to eosist avd &
will bo othars whozo otatus in their country of rozidenca efter flight
such that thoy possos3 the rigats cnd odligationa of noticmlity cf tho
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dn erplification of critoria outlined iwidcor Provisional Guide ls
SFEP Yrogroa to concornod with escapees fron Soviot. or Sovlot
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anong” .. » Soodgnatod numbor of poopjo. Wo oro more concorned with
thors wha have oscapod cero recontly than thoso nhs have boon in the
rofugoo otate ainoy World War I or theso ho wara uprooted botavon
Soptecbor 1939 ant January 1, 1948, Tho date January 2, 19L8 i an
ad=intotrative duvico which ohculd not to rigidly appliod unlcoa
lator exhaustion of funds inervasingly requires this action. Of
equal ¢ concorn to TEP oye the rujults which can bo achLoved in terca
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DOMESTIC CONTACT SERAICE - ORGANIZATION INFORMATION SHEET
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Secanrcartce C6f @ Sasecciars Af Component Indicate alec the Nowe ard Adtreas of the Parent Oraene-
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International Rescue Codmittee, Inc- Ge OF
386 Park Avenue _ ou SSO‘
New York, New York .- . ; . .
To ASST woew Perncrean contacts, THEl@ POSETIONS. aEarEE oF COORERATION. SECURITY Status. ETC.
Charles Sternberg, Executive Director, very cooperative: Subject is in charge of the New
; York Office, Sterntery was Approved/SECRET in May 1971. (W. Freund of
: the NY Office has. deen in touch with subject: for many years.)
Leo Cherne, Chairran, We have been ix tcuch with Leo Cherne, but not in regard to IRC.
So Cherne i's Executive Director of -the Research Institute of America, Inc.,
= oo 0) 589 Fifth Avenue,"New York, and’ was placed in Approved catégory in
ae June1967,0 Pr a eee
Mrs. Mary P. Lord, ‘President very cocperative, Approved/SECRET. She has (provided valuable
FPI regarding develconents in Bangladesh where IRC is actively involved in
relief operations.
[] CONTINUCO ON AEVERSE
TLI% AS A SOURCE OF FPD. INCLUDE THE TYPE OF BUSIMESS (aslca. Ronearch
ST AMO COUNTRIES (Or Arena) 1Y INVOLVES. AND ANY RESTRICTIONS ©
~augh whet method ja policy toward our aisadon eatablished within the
2. Stnoeear Ze VOUN ESTIMATE OF THE VALUE OF THE ORGan;
etc.) Um Beich THE O8GaNPZATION 1S CNGAGKO. THe os
ERCOUNTERED @ITm REGARD TO ACCESS To souRcES (ee.
organitstion) . oe 7
This organizaticn is not a source of FPI, It helps new immigrants to settle in the
-US. It is of value to us by helping us to locate East European and Soviet immigrants
wanted for debriefing. ‘ . ; Lv = :
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[] CONT ENUED On REVERSE
- RECTPTIVETY TO CPCRaTIONaL RECUIREMENTS. LUST any IMPLSANC ING FACTORS (Restecictions, Policies, etc.)
Sternberg is likely to be receptive to operational requirements, but may not-have the
authority to commit the organization, . : : oo
Mrs. Lord would probably be receptive to any reasonable operational requirements
which would not jeopardize IRC's good name cverseas. * She has already been accused in
"Communist New Age" of being a CIA operative. : a
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debriefing. : a : . oy
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2. NAGLE WAS MET AT AN ARRANGED: RENDEZVOUS WITH NOT INCIDENT
AND SUSJECT WAS SUBSEQUENTLY TRANSPORTED TO OUR FACTLITY,.
3e ARRANGEMENTS ARE UNDERVYAY FOR SUBJECT To HNERAO A TYORO
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3e VE CANNOT VENTURE A DEPARTURE DATE, PLEASE ADVISE IF THERE
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fas CONTACT WITH US WOULD Net BECOME OUNS NE SAID THAT NATURALLY MANY
FECFLE ASSUMED HE WAS CONNECTED WITH THE CIA BUT THAT IF THERE WERE ANY
TASES IN FACT FOR THIS ASSUMPTION HIS USEFULNESS WOULD BEAT AN ENDs
THIS VOULD LEAD US TO THINY THAT HE WOULD Nor HE WILLING To DO ANYTHING
CH CUR REYALF DURING FUTURE TRIFS T9 CUDA, WE ALSO THINK, HOWEVER,
TKAT HE YS ENOUTH OF A REALIST THAT HE VOULD NOT BE UNDULY UPSET 2Y THE
RESUEST AND THAT HE VOULD CIVE IT SERIOUS CONSIDERATION. WHETHER HE
vOULD aE MORE AMENABLE IF SOMETHING CCULE PE NONE TO ENABLE THE CURANS
PENTIONED AROWE TO COME TO DES MOINES, WE DON*T KNOW, UE THINK HE
-WOULD TURN DOVN ANY REQUEST TO VELP DURINT HIS. ext TRIP SINCE IT
SOULD BE MADE IN THE COMPANY GF CTHER CHURCH PEOPLE.
Se WE VOULD LIYE TO MAKE AN APPOINTHENT TO TALK WITH MARRIS AT GREAT
LENCTH. COULD You" GIVE US ANY IDEA OF MAT THE POSSIBILITSES ARE OF
- HELPING his CUBAN FRIENDS AND VE COULD. THEN TRABSWIT THAT INFORMATION
TO HIM aT THAT TIME, THANY You,
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POLISH prsy IS RENUESTOR OF FOLLOWING MAREX HLASKC ¥ MAREX 3 7
HLASKO THE FOLISH POET vHO DEFECTED TO WEST CERMAKY LAST SPRING IS * |
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ce SO TO SEE HCW THINGS ARE GOING.
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director of the International Rescuo Commit,
of this Division.
2." Bub ject has been the sre of Rerlin office of tre
Txc for approximately tnree. years. yu know, ‘the I:C has beea
prominent for aid given to vost Be ae Ff 19 currestly in the
midst of o campaign for aid to rediaeco arriving there in increasing
numbers from tha hast. Io herAetteaubject reports elleged
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for her fears. He paid a kiipwe oubjact og a cela person not wlivea ,
to hysterics; he ia aryelord, concerned about subject's sofety.
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FROM 1 (Chiefy Detroit Office: go o .
suojecT: Visit to, Alien: FRVK NARSIN - Folish Ketional
von 1 August nt hie place of business,
loved as a business ‘aininistrator.
Detroit Ll, Michigan. | .
3 1. Mr. Harasin was interview
ithe Pioneer Coffee Company, where he is emp
He ise presently residing at 533% McDougall,
2. subject was born 1 December 189} in Goczalkowlce, Poland.
Civil servant. =
1923-29: Polish Ministry d Cormerce, Warsaw, Foland. .
was a very small -
1925-34 Managed own firm in the cofn and food treae. This
‘ eoncern. _
1934-39 | Silesian Steel Foundries @ Mills (Filstliski Foundry), located In
* Cherzow, Poland (formerly Koenigshutte, Toland). _ :
1939-45. , Folish Army - tir. Harasin was taken a prisoner of war by the Germans.
ed the Folish Arny in exile. Ris family disap-
He escaped and join
penred during the wars fiis.son is believed to be held ina
still ‘alive. : ,
Russian concentration camp, if he ts
1945-45 = Resettlement and Welfare Officer, UNRRA end TRO, Germany and East -
Africa. While serving in this capacity, Mr. linrasin travelled in
the East African region of Tanganyika, Uganda, and-Kenya. His *
purpose was to resettle Folish refugees in camps in these areas.
Subject knows this area well and could answer specific questions
regarding voads, ainirones, settlements and cities.
1948-51 Social work in yngland * .
2h July 1952 - Entered the US at Rew York city.
Polish Aray, Mr. Yarasin worked for the
ration, Polish Government in exile. He
in the comrlete administration
fobs to which they
. 3. As a reserve captain in the
_ Ministry of Reconstruction of Adninist
. explained his duties as consisting of assisbings
and reconstruction, and helping to place Polish nationals in
would be best suited. : . : :
h. Harasin's wife refused to leave Poland with her husband and she is -
her since 1945. He does, -
still residing there. He has not corresponded with
however, conduct a correspondence with cousins living in Chorzow and other
cities in Silesian part of Poland. He received a letter from one of his cousins
three months ago, wt said that ie contained only fanily nformation. He will
gladly turn over all future letters, if so desired.
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SUBJECT: Visit to Alien: Joachin KOWATSCHERP Bulgarian National
wie ee See Kovatsehere was interviewed on’) Aucust 1952 ‘at hia Place of
Po enployrient, Eytne Doors Company where he igs working as a draftsman, He is
Presently residing at LAY. Sevard Street, Apt. 105, Detroit 6, Michigan.
ae BL subject was born:&. APril 1903 in Nasalewzie, Bulcaria.
on . 1939- gio. 7 forked in an airplane factory in Sofia, Bulgaria, es &n apprentice
_ engineer, : _ . sO
“19%0— Yok. National 3ulsarian Airplane Mfr. Plant, as an aprrentice engineer,
Budapest, Hungary.
1941 (S mos.) Attended a technical hi-h school in
Dee 4 ~ sep hy Atvendad a technical university in 3
: engineerin: and mechanics,
‘Sep 19h) Arrested by the Gestapo for refusing to enter military service,
an Was released in Muy LOS. .
. May 45 — 1048 ug Milltary Police, Berlin Germany ~ Interpreter a
19h8 ~ Oct 51 UW CD pir. of CIc = Subject was an investicator, and while
. servits in this capacity, he had the Opportunity to i terrocate
about twelve Bulearian delegates to the World PW a nn
held in the Soviet “one of Herlin. ue said he iniuced Bix of
: these delerates to escape, and the: are stil, residing in Berlin.
i : Their nenes and addresses may be obtained if so desired, :
12. November 1951 3 Arrived in New York City aboard the ss General Sturgis
Dee 1951-20 Jan 21 Tarchon Follower Machine Co., Detroit, Michigan, as a a@raftsnan.
. 3. Mr. Xowatschery believes hinselr to be qualified to answer specific
questions on certain Sulsarien econonies and minor political questions. He could
also describe ty detail the city of Naselveisie. Bulgaria, which is on the Yugos
slavian border, .
erlin, Geraany, - Studying
Sudfect conducts Trequent correspondence With his family in Bulsaria
ern zones of Berlin, THe source in the .
Soviet zone is Me. Kowatse ents mother-inelay, from when he last received a letter
three months 450. Ee said it eontauined a description of the deplorabie living
conditions, but nothings else. te will turn over all future letters rrom Sov Zone
Of Berlin and Bulgaria for ow serutiny end retention, . .
4, :
throurh sources in the western and east
< for subject with the hope that
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VIA ; : Acting Deputy Director for Cperations
SUBJECT : International Rescue Committee, Inc.
_ 1, The follewtng information on the IRC is for
background only.
2. In August 1950, Outline for Project QXGAUNT
was approved for the purpose of acquiring biegraphic
information on tes-level defectors/emixres from an
official of the IRC. The sum of $2,500 was to be pre-
vided by covert ceans. A partial payment of $1,250
was advanced on 3@ August 1950 but was refused by the
IRC representative, who stated he would supply as much
_of the informaticn désired as possible without cost.
The project was closed as of 31 August-1950.
: 3. In Novenber 1950, David Martin, Executive |
Secretary of the IRC met with George Carey, Assistant
Director for Operations, with 4s many as five proposals
for collaboration between CIA and IRC. One proposal was
‘for the support of a European Institute which would pro-.
vide employment for displaced scientists, journalists,
etc. He was informed that CIA had no funds for financing.
such a project. a ; ;
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DRAFT
Mr, Charles Sternberg
Executive Director
International Rescue Committee, Inc,
386 Park Avenue South “
New York, New York 10016
Dear Mr. Sternberg:
As you might surmise, your organization ‘is well
known to the Agency, Following the receipt of your
letter of 31 March 1976, a more definitive search for
information pertaining | to your request was conducted,
No information was located which would indicate that
CIA has ever provided funds to the IRC either directly
or indirectly. -I trust this letter will allay any
apprehensions your organization has had in this
matter.
If I. can be of further assistance, do not
hesitate to contact me,
Sincerely,
George Bush
Director
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bit of: interest in Soviet. arrivals
id -be-of a great advantage to
r instance, representatives: -
1, We met: Charle Sternberg, ‘E
Rescue’ Committee (IRC) on 10 May 1973. In
Sternberg noted that weihad shown.quite @
(defectors) recently and suggested. that it wou
us if we were able to introduce ourselves as,. fo
of a scientific institute rather than Agency employees.
~ "2, We are quitece tain that: Sternberg meant well and had our benefit
in mind when he made this ‘suggestion, ' Sternberg has been cooperative and
_ helpful to us over a number of years. | His suggestion particularly aims to
simplify our problem of making initial contact with USSR nutionals. They are
particularly sensitive and ‘suspicious, and CIA has a ‘very ominous meaning to
them according to Sternberg. ‘ ‘ : :
3. We explained to'Sternberg that we cannot do what he suggested, but
in -turn we suggested that in instances where a new arrival.igs ill at ease,.
we should wait a few weeks or. months until the new arrival has settled down,
found a place to live, and hopefully,-.a satisfactory -place ‘of employment. -
4. We did, however, tell Sternberg that we will discuss his suggestion
with our associates interested in this particular problem.
S. Do you have any advice or comment? °.
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ggosted that it would be of a great -advantuge tO
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i -2,.. We are quite certain that. Sternberg meant well and had our benefit.
4a wind when he nado this suggestion. Sternberg has been’ cooperative and
chelpful to us ovor a nuuber of years. Hia suggestion particularly ‘aing to
simplify our problen of making {nitial contact with USSR nationals. ‘Thoy are
particularly sensitive and suspicious, '
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we should wait a few wooks or months: until the nov arrival ‘has settled down, -
‘found 4 place to live, and hopefully, & gatistactory placo of omploymont.
1° 3, Ne explained to Sternberg
a We did, howover, tell Sternberg that we will discuss his suggestion
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only was -he concerned about CLA activities
cognizant, the US bishops woul,
Communist agents.
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organizations such as the
to elaborate.
to whom the US Catholic Conference
information on a more, timely basis than was -
to our desire to have this
possible with reliance on I2!S records.
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the FBI in a different light a
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they requested.
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could be extrencly dangerous for
. were known, i
“their fenilies still in Eastern Burope.
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“rated with the Agency was
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fugees to the CIA.
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a be unhappy
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statements to us.that he did in paragraph two of reference memo. On
the .contrary, in, résponse to ‘our direct question, Cumiings said that
his objections were “thoseof ‘principle rather than of manner of approach
py the NYPO. “ At no time during our conversation with hin did he make
_ any objection-to the procedure set up between hin and C/S Elliff to-
. facilitate the acquiring ‘of the information we requested. We do not have
an . _ any doubts that Cwmings did. indeed nike the statements attributed. to him
~ poe Gn reference memo, but it ds at least interesting that he specifically ~
: _ refuted them in our presence... After displaying nothing but hostility |
toward the Azency. during cur entire meeting, he invitee us to call upon
him in the future if he "could ever do anything for us personally.” -
Obviously. we do not expect to contact him on any basis in the future and_
-we are certain that he does. not anticipate further inquiries from this .
office. mo : nee : a .
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and other officials of the Dept. of Immigration, US Catholic Conference:
“the first contact with Cummings was on 11 Sept 68 and the
results of that meeting are contained in Nyv#677-68 of 11
Sep 68. This was 8 straight-forvard request for informa-
tion on how the US Catholic Conference would handle the in-
flux'of refugees. As can be secn from the memo, Cunmings
was cooperative and, in fact, offered more assistance to us
than we later requested. We spoke on the telephone with
oo, Curmings a few weeks later to soy that, in all likelihood,
a we would only be needing to ask for address infornation on
: selected refugees occasionally. For this information, he —
referred us to Mrs. Irene Bilinski. On 12 Dec we saw Mra. -
Bilinski who wopeooperacivesti furnishing information on
_ a specific Czechoslovak refugee. Upon our return from
Washington in late January 1969, @ number of requests had
piled up and we tried. to: obtain the needed information -
through Nrs. Bilinski. She pleaded that they were very busy,
extremely behind in their filing and asked that we call. on
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‘stood the probleas involved for then in providing this ine!
formation, -in view.of the fact. that they were extremely busy,
‘! and said we “would appreciate anything he could do to facilitate
“matters, "There was one address we necded urgently. ‘and ‘this
') Cummings. obtained for-us while we waited. We left with hid
about six three-by-five cards on other refugees, plus a stamped -
self-addressed envelope, and asked that he return the cards, —
with the address‘ and employment data added, at his convenience. +»
After that, we sent Cumaings two letters reouesting data on
additional individuals and received replies in due course.
After hic receipt of the second letter, Cummings called Deputy
Chief, ro (whose name he had obtaincd from Charles: Stermerg aN
.of the International. Pogeuc-Camnietee) to checx on Miss Elliff's . ©
. bona rfaus. According to Deputy Chief, NYFO, Cummings was. ‘
“‘gatisfied that our inquiries were legitimate and only expressed
the hope that they could be kept to a mininua. We sucfested the ~
. inal procedure acrecd to by Cumaings only in the interest of
saving the tine ‘of an obviously overworked. organization. ~ — “sues
or POR TF |
-ihen thé account of Cumnings' complaints to the Department: of ~
State official reached us,;-we endeavored to set up an appoint-
ment dr ourselves-and Deputy Chicf, NYFO, to see him, Our first
eall in this regard was.on 19 Moy. He said it was a very dusy
week and asked us'to call later. We called the following week
and he again stated he was extremely busy. We said we did have
one address to ask him about and asked if we might see hin
briefly. He invited us to write him for the information,and
assured us that this would be entirely satisfactory. We wrote
on 26 May and he replied the following day, much faster than he
had previously. When we calicd him on 6 June, he invited us to
mect with him that afternoon. We estimate that we have requested
address and employment information on about 13 individuals. Since
this is the only data requested from Cumnaings, we do not under=
stand his statement in reference memo that. he had "become con- :
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_ @umnings and Mrs. Bilinski, we have contacted Urs, jymaia Boroni,,
“Whon we sew in 1967 in connection witn Case 49,354, Although. she
could not furnish the current Location of the individual in whom
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rational for going the rail
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' ; ; Deputy Director for Ploas OT _
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° j . SUBJECT: = CTA, Requests to Voluntary Agencies ta
: : New York . _ TE
: With reference Co ouf recent discussion of this subject, Tan
attacatng a aenorindun from Mr, Laugel of AmbassacorMortin'’s
eae suffion his meetings In Now York with vartous representatives
an of she voluntary agencies. Te would apnenr fson his report
that concera among che voluntary agenetes OPA approaches is
: more widespread than we had at first supposed.
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| sunyect: “CIA Requests to Voluntary Agencies in New York
tit & 647-169
oo. a Ambaissador/Grahan Martin has asked me to inform you of
a ~Seonversations which were held in my presence by certain: —
, “voluntary ‘agency representatives with regard to CIA
. yequests for information on Eastern European refugees
. (primarily Czechs) who have been arriving in the U.S. as-
a result of the Czechoslovak-USSR crisis. The following
information was obtained on a confidential basis while L
. was in New York this week to yor on an unrelated project:
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: (1) On May 5, after onc luding my own pusink’ ah 07 vf
: cussions, Dr.Jan Papanck, President of the American Fund
for Ceecnor ao
for, Cze x ak, ROLUBCOS » Le! expressed his deep con-
cern over being asked co supply information on the where-
abouts of his ‘former “countrymen. Dr. Papaneck told se that
the CIA is checking on 4 large number of Czech refugees,
most of whom have no special experience or qualifications
which would seem to be of particular interest to the United:
States. He knows that.many of these people are being sub- -
jected to intensive interrogations which bewilder and - fF
‘frighten them, The-procedure was {initiated last October by |
a CIA man who identified himself, as Norman N. Graber. |
Dr. Papanek receives his requests by Lecter (he showed me |
one sample) which simply lists the names and other basic:
data, either immigracion number or date of birth. The
return address used by the CIA is P.O, Box 1294 in Grand
Central Station, co which Dr. Papanek is Co send his reply =
that is, the latest U.S. address recorded in his files. © |
“Dr. Papanek did not mention a specific number of names
or requests but he said they are growing and he is very -
uncomfortable about it;- he does not want his good name OT
agency to become identified with the CIA. He indicated,, +. ---
in addition, that the method of operation secms heavy- |:
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‘and are serviced to. the extent permitted by Dr. Papanck.
If this information is essential to U.S, interests, :
_ Dr, Papanek cannot understand why it is not handled on’ .-
- an intva+governmental basis -- namely have the CIA obtain
“Yes information from the Innigration and Naturalization
Service, which 18 responsible for alien registration. in
| “the United 'S tates; - oo
“ g -@h May 6, after concluding my work with o LLG
“Mr. -Fecund.Cur ings, Associate Director of the U.S.
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ic, Curaings expressed his. agitation over the seemingly
amateurish and scattershot method by which the CIA is
operating in this field. :He also questioned the value of
ot interrogating simple refugees who are not defectors with |
Lapelneeee 2) speeial qualifications er background. Mr. .Cummings said. |
we - the groundwork. was laid sometime ago (no date mentioned)
‘by a female officer:of the CIA, and that he agreed to the:
: exchange of mail proéedure utilizing the P.O. Box at
~ Grand. Central. However, he has become concerned over the
cage ‘numbers and types of requests. He suggested, as did
Soba. Dr, Papanex, that INS might be the proper contact point
i for CIAL” Mr. Cummings also mentioned that the FBI agents.
- appear in person and he indicated. that their approach
seems more professional. | Ole
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(3) ‘Iwas also informed by Nr. Cummings that the
; International Rescug Committce. Inc., whose Executive
“ . a irecter is Mr. Charles Sternberg, was somewnat alarmed
‘ ‘by the same CEGRELONT Thad “previous ly consulted
' Mr. Sternberg on my own project but he did not raise the
CIA matter with me, Al & F072 7
(4) On May 7 L.attended (as an observer) a meeting
of the Comittee on Migration and Refugee Problems,
American Council of Voluntary Agencies for Fereign
Service, Inc., which was called to discuss. refugee and
related matters.’ The meeting was~¢haired by the Rev. John
of the Church World Service; in addition to.
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_wagenctes were present. Those in attendance were:
ne Mr. Eugene Shenefield and —
Dope Miss Etta Deutsch ef the
“:. American Council of Voluntary Agencies
Mr; Edmund E. Cummings and -
‘Mr. John McCarthy of the . oo,
United States Catholic Conference
Mr. Donald E. Anderson of the
Lutheran Inmigration Service
Mr. Gaynor Jacohson -and
Mr, Harry Freeaman of the
United HIAS Service
Mr. Charles Sternberg of the
International Rescue Committee
Dr. Jan Papanck of ‘the fa SH 9 7
m~ ; ‘American Fund for Czechoslovak Refugees
Mr, Teymouraz Bagration of the -
Tolstoy Foundation —
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the CIA problem," But Chairman Schauer opened the dis-
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been: in touch’ “with Washington" .at the appropriate level --
implying that the Council should at lease table the matter
for the time being. Mr. Cummings then moved that (a) there
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Chief, Los. Angeles Office
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“y) Dr... Edgar Lowell, a contact of ours at the. John Tracy - :
Clinic, 806. W. Aiams blvd,,. Los Angeles 7, Callffornia, wiera a"
‘——"“geéat deal of electronic research 13 carried on concerning deaf-
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ness, bas advised us that he has been nominated as the Program
Chairman for the Laternational Congress oa Education of the Deaf,
which will be hold ia June 1963, The host for this Conference will
be the Couicil on Education of the Deaf and the ‘Congregs will be hald
at Galloudet College, Washington, D.C. The Coordingatsr for thia
atlonal Congraas wlll be Dr. Powrie ¥. Doctor of Gallaudet
se, who will be vorklog with the State Department on thig par-
tieujar Congreso. , J6.0 980 ke (tere. §” S56 yf
° Chairman of the Program Comittee, Or. Lowell will be :
required to go to @urope to attend a necting of a sintler Buropean
group planaing their annual coagress for about the samo time, and
will viele Italy, France, Lelgium, Germany, England’ and Scandinavia
to check on attendees, Thera is 6 possibility that he will also go
to Yugoslavia at the sane time. ‘ ;
3. As a cide-line ft is also possible that Dr. Lowell will go
to Foscov shere le wlll visit Prof, £.N. Sokolov, YnseLtute of De-
fectology, Pogodina Stc 8, Hoscow G-il7, USSR. Prof. Sokolov is
well-known end bas been active ia previous Hacey Conferences 1a
which Dr, Aldrich and Jack Ford have beco interested. wo bave ree
ported through Dr. Lovall on both Sokolov and Prof. A. ®. Luritya,
and contiauing correspondence betveen Sokolov end Br. Lovell has
aleo been reported. :
4. The Soviets will be Lnvited to this Cougrese and if cho
present cordial ce!ationshtp atill exists unaltered by world events,
no doubt Sokolov and/or others wlll certataly be laterested 1f not
attend chia meeting. - ‘
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5. Enclosed | a tough outiine of the program Dr. Lowell is
resprmgsble for which) of course, ig atill in the formative stage.
Aldy'k'edpy of tha original lett
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_ in thie particular matter, and. en ertdin-ahy auggestions you might
nava-Woverds working with Dr. Lovell. oo 0 wet
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for aay infersation they sa¥ eve of Sesovic, who secon-
ing to ea kes Angeles seccrandun of 14 aevehur 1941, 1s
Yugoslav and vali-hmam o9 a -ohainedan working in the
eres cl the deaf. Ee mis appirantly co-chain:cn on a
comittes vith le. Berens ewyoort, @ Jesuit priest, Ho
daa Mo end a Linguist, ant Tuteh astiuml. the ten,
. Magovie ana Or. Yarvuort set thsether in aic-letber 1961
: ‘ ; “tn Ttaly, at which tine Kaoovif axgrensai a cesize to.
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_ Lo 2. Yo asgist you in the esaignseat, we are attaching
: copy of the RE/YA saicreniim of request and a cozy of the
Los Angeles mmorapiua of 1b Hovecber 19601, giving cere
aetedls about the meeting betwcen Ir. Tarvoort aii Masuvic.
' 3. Gallestet Collage will be host to the Inteenallom
Care a ce a egrses thera uay
. - Rava’ iaforsatiaa en the Nasovie in question.
{ 2 b. vemy thanks io ecvaace for your auoperatinn fa
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Support Branch, . : .
Chief, New, York office
Resident of Vienna, Austria - Possible DDP. Lead
A source of oura auggested that @ Paul L Reber,. Vienna, Bosendorfer oe
gtrasse 9, who ‘works for the International Rescue Corcrittee, could be :
helpful tous. .
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daily nevepaper (copy attached), 3. Jagobg_yisited ex-nayor of
| “'Budapeat Joseph Kovago end got Fring informations
To : a TEA IF 16 oe
ee . “Bx-Hunggrian Prime i bter Ferenc Nagy was asked by
the Fr rope. ttee to form a new Hungarian Comitteo
a, . ° wher wit replace the tvo comaitteos now in‘existence.. The -
- v7 Dew comaittee -1a- being formed because the Free Burope Camittes
(los ae t “sdebes to economize aid representation from several Tungarian |
wo political parties is waited. /
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3. "Sines I do: not dare: correspond vith friends and
relatives in Hungary and the US government is interested in
; coe current information oo Hungary, I think I cen give the same of ©
nog af individual who 16 living in Vieons end is truly so ‘operator.’
wee _ His namo ie Dr. Demes Pasttor. I believa he can te useful to
_ the US bacause T recommendal him for the purpose of gathering es
information on Rungary to Nr. David Martin of the International Si “4 ;
end tt : rnation gathered by Fesator
- Rescue coriittoe “Most of the info
ood by ItC in reportd ob Hungary to the United Nations.
“4 epagatorte efdress is I. Jakobergsse 4,111.18, Vienna,
Th _ fistria, telephone BEeeO-455. em adle to give the folicwing
biographic data on"Pasztort aged 46, divorded, official of
the Pfeiffer Party after be wes kicked out of thea Swllsolders
Party, arrested for anti-Communist activities in 1948 or 1989,
He vas coavicted and sentensed to death which wes later commuted
to life imprisomesnt, He was in tho sane political prisons
vith ms at Vac ant the Gyuto prison in Budapest.
a "while in prison be vrs 6 'double-dsaler' anc met
prisoners liked big: Dut diotrusted him. fe gounsd to be ebls --
ee to find out about all pevs both inaide and outside the prisons. .
ohio 7. He’ was released from prison during the destalinisation period
: ; and escaped to the West during the revolution.
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Politico; (¢)° tha: Texrot,. ‘Public Opinion, Raulstonces (4) Military Situstions .-
. ; (4) ‘Pooples Boonony, Industry ond’ Agriculture; and (f) wiacellansous neve. oo,
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“% 8 «% cannot vouch for bis aincerity or loyalty - ‘put x would sey
: that dout 95%: ‘of bin 1a: good ond tbe remaining 5% of him io questionable.”
ae gnclosea for your retention fe the above-mentioned pews logue
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Dear Mr, HeeCreckent
I thought pou would like te know that the Taternstions] Resevs
- Coamistcs bas erganisod s Comnisaion of Qi atingnuSahed Arortceng
who will visit Surope to investigate Sho refugee situotion and
fame a report on their return,
¥a envisten that tha Coaniosion's
Fepor’ wuld highlight the following foctore.
1, Tha eomtitiona and needs of thece Forgotten Mon why
.. ave deen sitting fa refugee coms for yoars or who
are inadequately resettled outatde of eamoe, A :
portion of the report vill be deroted to ths Rungarion
refugoes whe are still in caape,
2, Make specific and sonora roeconna
ean bo dons in the future to
“Forgotten Nea’,
ndations as to what
meet tho needs of tha
Aside fron highlighting the footers Juct mentioned, vo fool that
' the Comlesion’s rport can surve, among athern, the folloving
conatructiva purpo cee, .
1. By drexatising and bunant sing the probdlexo of
Buropean Secapsas, vo bollove that tha Comaiseton
Gan holp to create a climate of public opinieg
-" gentueive tot
a, More ganeroug sapport for U.S, programe
concormed wiih the refugoas, both private
aml govérnzental,
bd. Mofo flexiblo imulgrstion leat slation,
2. Tho revert of the counteston will, of courcs, incorporate
information from tho survey now boing properod by the UIECR,
' Indeed, we fool thet the Commtocian can be of erset aeslate
° ; ance to the UIMC2 by bringing hie revert ond the refugee
situation in genéral. to the attention pf the Ansricon
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Amo ricai a: ‘talking to fellow Azericans,
“Tha Conia anson ‘way: leave for Yurepe on Cctober 1$th and rotora
flo sed you wilt fint their tontative
: Comfcsion members agof this date, .
he odcorvations.of the Comiiceten, thoir fins) |
Peper. will, of coured, also represent. intensive Fossarch on
‘the part: “of owr staff,
We have ‘gekod our everseas represontativoo, in the countrios
which tho Comnlosion will be visiting, to vrovide at least ons
opportuni ty for representatives of your organisation to caot
with ths Commission 2£ they wish te do so, If your reproeentan —
tives desire to moot with the Comaiesion to discuss enao .
epeeific aspect of the rofugee problea, I suggoot that thay
contact our representative in tha cowntry whore thoy aro
otetionsd,
T have not been in a position to writu to you about the Comnfosion ~
deforo this.sinco th» Commission plane bave just boen firalised,
If you deeire further information, I am at your cervico,
Sincerely yourc,
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I, 7 President of bho Intornational Regcus Committee: -
\ Forner Axbasrador to Bl Salvador
pe . Fhe ‘tonaredle Eugenia Andoreon
: ie oo ; ; Yorser United States Anhagcsdor to Densark
| 7 a ae ; Ny, Irving Brown _ ;
| + : (. Busenean Representative ef the A.F.of b= 6.1.0. |
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‘ ; Political Setontiots Authority eo refugoe affaires
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toe a ” “Heabar of the Raw York Stata Touth Connisaien
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H : Senior Editor, Repdors Digest
an _ ; ; The Vory Raverend Jama A, Pike, 0.0.
: _ . Dean of the Cathedrn) af St, John The Divinc,
. ; . . Hew York, 4.%.
| ee ’ Mr, John Aloxandor-Sinclely .
oo Burepean Director of ths International Rogeus Conaittoes
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Alien Bracch (Stetson)
iChtef, Hew Yorx Cifica
' Hoy Baven Resident Agent .
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. .. Gur attention was dovited by Mra, Steven Mewar, ~
ylee president acd progius director of the Literrativial > |.
Reacua Cociaittcc (Ccrnacticut) to the fact that subject —~ °
drdividual acted ao sceretary (lc) of propaganda ot the
factory Lnovn 80 Elektranos Veozulekek og weramarv:rek Coyorn,
bud idut he ta wow living somevbers {2 the Hartrowl area.
bus webbed Chat wien he Firat vot to Justeia he win 89’
tetphtescd lag, he du refuged antry to the bo tat when he
wo5 nebud vhather he had ary Conmutat cocncetican na sold
Le did not. : : . :
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_ 2. A check with I % WB tn Hartford indloated that ;
this aan was bora 24 March 7923, had been under duvcutignilon
tack ip Fabruary, tlct the cas: wus close, that ihe rilo
indicated he was again urier Livestigtica ao of April and .
that the case wis evidently sthil cpen. It was also .
indiented that he vas in the Dew Haven area, Dut Uhore was bo
local address aveilople. .
. 3. FYI veo. kagyor opined that felleny Bight te
deported, waich indicates sabe anevs he 16 gedoy looicd ovate
This darormation did not conc (ron uae ,
CHARLES A. LEA
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John, Alezander-sinslalr - European Director for.
Hungarian Relief for the International Reacue,. gf.
Comittee _ — “gore”
ed 14 January 19573 Subjects
fonal Rescue Comittee
Internat
In response to your request in the memorandum
cited shove, We gnitiated a nanc check on subject.
with Records Integration Division (RL), DD/P, hoping
that you could teil your source wa had no derogatory
4{nformation on subject. AS you know, any positive
information of this type obtained fron the Db/P 5
cannot be disseminated outside the Agency. Although
the attached reply, for She most part, is not
derogatorys we regret that you cannot pass it on to
your source. However, it 2s forwarded for your —
{nformation.
E. M, ASHCRAFT
Enclosure
_AS stated above
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a a. Re ferénce ‘ta. pede to the ‘name check request from your office
dated 28 Jenusry 1957, for informstion.concorning Joi ATZIAKORR -SINCLAIR.
‘The files of this office end thoes of a predecessor orgenisation onstais
sonsidereble information concerning Buosect, the major part of whiah is
- pot derogatory. ‘This inforestion includes reports of Bubject's perconal
views aa of January 1943 on political and economic conditions in Shanghal,
China, which could be made available to your office upen request. Follow-
ing is information which may bs deemed derogatory in one case and of intelli.
gence intereat in tha other. .
i 2. A usually relisble source “yeported in September 1951 that Subject,
then the director of the Office of the High Commissioner for Refugees and
an official at the British Foreign Office, accompanied tke Higt Commissioner
to Italy on hia first unofficial trip in July 1951. Source stated that
_ Subject was no. at all tactful in his dsalings with Italimn officials and
_ thus he pet passive ‘resistance. Furthermore, acting on behslt of the
Commissionsr and very eager to put at once aa mony British ogouts as possible
into positions under the Comisalonsr’s cover, Subject appointed Marvel
“DX SEAR, Chairman of the Inteftiational Refugee Organizatian (IRO) Raview
Board, to the position of repréeentative in Italy. According to Source,
this annayed Prince DEL.DRAGO, Italien envey to IRD in Gemva, Switeerland,
: who stated that as long as IRD vac functioning, there would be no other
refugee representative vorking in Italy and thst, after all, the Commissionss
hed to be first recognised by the Goverment. tg BEAR was aaid to bo “persona
nen grata" to tha Italians.
3. According to a mport: dated 7 January 1955 from a fatrly reliadle
source, it had bean reported by various sub-sources that Jolm ALEZANTER,
British, Dulegate to Italy of the High Commiasicuer of the Unived Eations
' for Refayses, was @ parson to be considered rather politically dubious. .
According to Source, on eeveral occasions be had been exesasively tuterestsd
in fuvoring foreigners in Italy who hed received expulaion notices as 6
resuit of thair ccumerctal activity and political contacts with Iron Curtain
‘countries. Source stated that Subject vas further reported.to ce on very
rriesdly terms with Italians and non-Italians who were clearly orlented
toward the parties of the extreme left.
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x aNcres Be DUKE °S INTERNATIONAL RES Ub -CORMITTEE FOR ASTISTANCE
Ay WREIGAR TAN ‘REFUGEES. At A FOLLOW-UP THEY ADVISED THEIR AUSTRIAN
SENATE OF..THE: ACTION. THE REACTION FAOM “AUSTRIA VAS THAT THR PLEDCE
_ $RQULD BE UITHDRAGN IMMEDIATELY OR IF. THAT WAS NOT X Not POSSIBLE, THE
' + FACT SHOULD NOT X NCT BE PUBLICIZEDs. REASON FOR THIS \AS THE AN AD
“WAD APPEARED IN TNE PARIS TRIBUNE SOLICITING FUNDS FOR THE IRC X IRC AND
STATING THAT THE HOWEY ¥AS JO BE USED FOR TKE SUPPCRT OF HUNGARIAN
PARTISANS FIGHTING AGAINST THE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT (NO X NO MENTION
MADE TKAT IT WAS FOR ASSISTANCE TO NUNGARIAN REFUGEES IN AUSTRIA). THE
- AUSTE 24H REACTION To THIS AD BAS THAT WHILE SUCH A CONTRIBUTION MIGHT
BE A GOOD DEA THEY 03D Not X MCT VANT TO BE ACCUSED BY THE SOVIETS OF
ACTIVELY SUPPORTING THE FIGNTIFG, sOcONY VITOR THE PLEDGE AND GAVE
“THE MONEY TO THI AUSTRIAN GGVERNMENT FUND TO AcSIST THE REFUGEES.
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i . SUBJECT. \/ALEXANEER -SDXLAIR, John S- _ 4
4 7 . 1. Reference is wade to the name check requost from your office
«Gated 26 January 1957, for information conee rning-John - ALEXANDER-SDWLAIR.
1 . The files of this office end thosa or a predecessor organization contain
ae considerable information concerning Subject, the major part of which ia
‘ ! - not dorogatory- Thin information: includes reports of Subject's personal _
‘ - views os of Jenuary-1943 on political and economic conditions in Shanghai,
-made available to your office upon roqucst. Follow- .
ing 1s information which may ba deemed derogatory in one case end of. intelli-
gence interest in ‘the other. . : .
~ . 2, A eunlly reliable source reported in Geptember 1951 thet Subject,
‘then the director of the Office of the High Coomissioner for Ratugees. and
Ve en official ‘at the ‘British. Foreign Office, accompanied the High. Commissioner
! to Italy on his firet unofficial trip in July 1951. Gource stated that .
y “ Subject waa not ot all tactful. in his deolirgs with Italion officials and ~~.
qe | thus’ be met passive resistance. Furthermore, acting ‘on delwlr of the
Commsaioner and very euger to put at cuca as many ‘British agonta as possible
into positions under the Cousmiosioner' s cover, Bubjoct ‘appointed Marce)
DE BEAR, Cheirman of the International Refugee Organization (1RO) Review
' Board, to the position of representative in Itely. According to Source, a
i / this annoyed Prince DEL DRAGO,. Itsdlien envuy.to IRO in Geneva, Switrerland, ~~
fo who stated that aa long. es IRO was functioning, there would ba no other
| refugee representative working ‘4nItaly and that, after ell, the Commissioner
’ Rad to be firat recognized by the: Government . ‘DE BEAR wae said to be "persona
‘a a 3. According to a report dated 7 January » 195% from a tatrly relledle-
‘ . gource, it had been reported by. various sub-sources that John ALEXANDER,
|. British, Delegate to. Italy of the High Carmissiopver of the United Nations
i for Refugeva;° wes @ person to ba considered rather politically dubious.
i . According to Source, on seversl occasions: he had been excessively interested
7 in favoring foreigners in Italy who had received expuleion notices as 4
Boo result of their comercial activity and political contacts with Iron Curtain”
cle countries. ‘Source stated that Subject. vas further reported to be on very
at friendly terms with Itcelians and non-Italiang who vere clearly oriented
: towdrd the parties of the extreme left. .
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Cd: , party froe Ports. : tee ne
; fingression that du Berriar baa Little to oay by way OF | .
- analysis Et elifers froa. the: standar ‘Dat Viet atateneuts.: du ‘perrier.
pales po effort to bide nia adairation for Hoss and bis people. He eays .
that In tine, ‘gither goaa JF the Comiuaists will wia out ia Vietnam api
that: 1? Hoan ‘wins, ne will nesd a couple of ‘Sriests in the UE. The
deplication roens plain that du Ferrier plans od boing on* of those
“frienis*.
&, (It soona to up that the vest
son the whole baten t you in order tc doternineg whéther oF pot any”
of it de vortr repor-ing oF placing on file. We will furnish report
‘glements for any o fal waich to found reportable. If you
find that eopiue oF goan's lectere mignt bo desired, they could .
possibly be cbtained froa du Berrier 4% such tines ashe io in New
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; 3 connected with psychological warfare
, ‘activities. of the. Agency, has beea in contact vith Oram and bis agency
for the purpose’ of arranging distribution of a film which was made in -
Vietnam and’ is concerned with the Comminist methods of operating in an
\ that a-Mr. Rufus Patiitprws f
agrarian community. Poillips was formerly in Vietnad under cover. |
Our contact. further advises. that one John Gates, a ‘forsier meuber’ ‘of
“OIA in the Saigon atation, was used by Oram as. the narrator for the
movie at 4 recent private showing. This same John ‘Gates. is reported.
“py our contact to be extremely indiscreet insofar as security catters
are concerned. Qur contact “18 ‘somevhat concerned that Gates vill
inadvertently reveal that he. (Peter bhite) was connected with CIA
While be vas in- Vietnan. Peters experience vith Catena’ indescretion
dates back to. is ‘visit in Vietnam at which time Cates told his girl.
friend about vpat Peter was" doing. (This has’ been previously reported-) );
Lt-GES: 5 — FOE Yad
John Gates. is nov working part- “time for the Jnternational Rescue Committed?
{< uf. 63st e re cerca atyenne nao:
The filmi Ghestion whieh bears the title “The Pire and the Shadow"
_vas. in part or wholly financed by CIA. The Oram Agency haa arranged
distribution for showings in Formssa ani Korea. The Oram Agency has
had professional movie wakers take a look at it for possible showing
in the US. The professionals vere highly critical and completaly
discouraged any attempt. to have it distributed in the US. .
: : Ve ‘assume that Hesdquarters oo/c was aot advised of this out of chansels
approach since the NYFO had not received dny word of same. As you know
. Harold Oran and his Agency has been 9 contact of the HYFO for many
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Wo have Juet recently recotved:i ‘a letter fron Mr. Leo Cherie of .
‘ir, Joseah Buttinger, is returning fron Austria and vill no-
longer be in charge of the Hungarian Relief. Ho also advises ¢ ye?
that thoy have-Just appointed Mr. John Alexander- Sinclair as/ .
European Director for Hungarian Relief.” Attached please find =
photostat of the reound of Mr. Alexander's experience and back.
ground. ; . -
WLLL you please see that this information io made avatlable to
- those persons in the Agency, vho might be interested, |
Ye quote one paragraph -of Mr.: ‘Cherne' 6 letter to usa, and if it
is within the realm of poooibility, we would appreciate any ad-
vice you atght bave.
"Just as a matter - of formality, however, and since the arrangn-
: ment will be reviewed in a matter of montha, I am anxious to
knov whether there-my be ony reason to fcel that our haste was
unfortunate. At thé same time I do wish to advise you of hia.
@ppointuedt and that hie headquarters vill be in Vienna. TI aa
encloaing.a copy of his summary of background and would appre-
elate hearing anything from you that seams relevant.”
Charles A. Lea
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Attention: ‘fire Carl Martin Ode cea
i : Sabjects — Triforration ‘on Defection of North Koreans in Hungary
_ette thig Side of the Rungarian Froedon Fighters. ~
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The. parteest haa received infornation fron-a source in the
tional Rescue Comittce that sono North Korcans. resident
“in Rungary.defected to and sided with the’ Hungarian FPreddom Fightorse
Three recent Huncarian rofugess, reported eyewitnesses to these
defections, ara now iy, jont tne United States, as follovas
a per a os Tf 4 “04 MeO mw ,
Lames § Soe T le thon’ oF ey who Zan bo contacted through the
. yp ae we International Fescus Comitteo, New York a ae
Peewee ra CoS 2e James Anbory presently atudying at Bard Collerds A- Yy Pas
Ss : ~Annandale-onstiudson,' Hew York ——
: _3e Sgaba Gall, presently studying at Bard College, —
: we, 4 \, ftahdale-on-Hudeen, New, York |
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tbe Tho Department ia.very much intereated-in additional informa
tion on this subject, for oxanples ‘Who vere those who defected?
(Students, industrial trainees, members of government missions, atce)
How many defected? How many are known not to have defected when
given the opportunity? (In other words, how widesproad were defece
. ticast) If defectors had any importact positions, information on
persons and positions 4s desired. What were the circumstances of
tne defection? bhat appezre:! to be tna motivations for defection?
The Department would also be interested {a inforaation, if
procurable, on the number and type of North Koreang in Hungary or
other Satellites. 7 :
We would appreciate your nandling this on a priority bagide
Stanley E. Smigel
Chief, CLA Liaison Branch
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UNITED. STATES GOVERNMENT
_. BATBs 6 March 1956
chief, San Francisco | ‘ottice a
Honolulu Resident ‘Agent ee “7
qha attéched coiménts on the IRO in Shengrat may de of
interest to the bo/P. qney vere addressed by Cecil Bvart,
159/3 Mowning la(s), Shanghai, China, in a letter, . ated
26 Feb 56, to hie brother George Bvart, Kauai, T. H.
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BY % Honolulu Reoident Agent o
International Refugee Organization, (1R0) Shanghal
‘The: attached comments’ on the ERO in Bhanghat may bo of
interest to the pp/P. Tey vere addréssed by Cecil Evert, | -
: 1159/3 Yowning Lu(s), Stanghal, China, in a letter, dated
26 Feb 56, to hie brother. George Ewart, Koual, T. He
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1. The vashingtan Office haa reseived a routine alten
lead. on Eva Bralovensiys Ago 23, born in Caechsslovakla, <- ceey
- Mhousewifo? orced for US imaigretion by the ntersa thonad
_ Regous Co’ tea, Tho Washingten Office » ae ‘one OF
es piod. that Miss Kralovensky. vas a atovardess .
‘on cre of the. three Cyeoh airplanes which flew into Host Germany
-” (poaalbly ‘Weat Belin) about four om five years ago. We woro
; alge infarmed that ane, mad boan an exployoo of Radio Pree Dircroe
2, The Washington’ office eontacted Allen Branch (3hvess)
and asked if tharo was any rea gon to prosesd further in
_ Losating Hides Aralovensky on tho ne apevaption that ako waa
7. probably wel)-lnouwy:-1a the ‘Antelligence comunity. fr. ‘ivess
: -eheoked and Anforned-, the tashingten Office that there would bo
covert iatorest in Hiss ‘Rralovensky, and requested that her
address ‘be. obtained and the. appropriate . f£iold offices te. alorted
: fer.an alien contact. ; : ;
ee Seer v-C) Washington « source finally doternined: that
:.. Maa Kralovensky asved to California but at the and of two,
oaks settled in Reno, Hevado. She oan be ocatacted
at S21 W 6th Stroct, Reno, ‘Nevada. : .
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Xesources
Her Mother, presently
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Source for mora than: 30 yo i
may gein entry into Brazil,
let necessary application on behalf of tha
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- | oO . . te in peregreph 10 6f the report is Hips Lydia -Linova, aye 30 years.
tier mother, présently resiaing ia laroin, is Mra, Clavdia Dinova, |
the Timova faaily is woll know to the source for wore ‘tian 30 years
and therefore the source feolp that any joforaation passed on to her
by the young wounn ewployee of the buresu aight woll bo considered
.ae reliable. ee . ere
“3, Frior to the departure of the source from Peipins, Mise .
Digova visited her and pleaded. with source to agsiet in an effort that .
they might ovyeatuslly cot out of Chink. .She begged her to register
her nazo and the ramo of her mothor with the United: Natione, \Inter
Lt a Lb b vational Reliof Organization,y through the Reverend Stuat of the
c§ ___- Jatharan Church, Vorld Federation or Churctes at Grenville Road in- .
. ; \ Heng “Bong. Miss. Dimova 10 desirous of cotting up arrangemsnte through
; a i . JRO 6o that she and her mothor my yain entry into Brazil, The source
‘ ; 4 ‘completed the necessary application on behalf of the Dimovas during
: her stay in Hong Kong. 7 bo ,
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To 20s Chie’, Contact Digiston _ woe "pare: ctsber ia5h
“Attn oo: lite Anthony Cas jkowshkL, Alden Branch
yao : cnet, Detroit Office
-sUByECT: Failure ‘to locate Source Leads,
I ave made nimerous attempts to locate the vollowing ‘source deals you
furnished this oz “fice gone. time ago aad wit? rout any successe
_ - . Mr, dan Lolar ‘or ‘Ss Ss. & %
“to. Stanislav Reha
“22-Char.otte Street
Petrolt, Michican
1600 Wastenaw —
*Ann-Arbor, Michigan. oy *
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PR: SUBJECT: 7 Souwree. Leads - Ho Potenttal
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DATE: | ‘Jan 54
' To Chief, Contact, Division
Réting Chitef, Detroit, Office jo
Joha T. Hazen, Cleveland Office _ a . a
Visit to Mr. Tadeusz Stefan Kucner, 2434 Tremont Gt., Cleveland, Ohio
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-Kucner, @ Polish displaced person whotarrived in the US on:
li Tul 51. His alien registration number io 8 059 161.
2. Mr Nucner was bora in Lvow 6 Feb 1905. He attended:
the Polytechnical Acndewy of Lwow from 1925 to 1932 when he re- .
” ceived his degree ‘in architectural enginecring« .
: 3. Fran 1933 to ‘1939 Mr. Kuener worked for the city ad-
ministration of Pocnan as a building construction inspector for
the Posnan building construction board of control. This was
sisiler to a city planning commission in the US.
4, In 1040, after tie German occupation, subject was sent
by the Germans to Warsev. He worked in Vareew as a representative
lding construction board of control’ until
of the inspector of bul
194s. Ts
oS " When the German evacuated the city Mr. Kuener was trans
L-“ported. by freight car to Leipzig where he remained until the end of
the war. : :
amps in Germany fram 19h5
6. Subject resided in several DP c
He was employed by IRO as
+ until ais departure for the US in 1951.
a technical exaziner. ‘
“7 During his years in both Poznan and Warsaw, Mr. Kucner was
! poncerned only with residential puiidings and was unablé to supply
information on industrial installations in these cities.
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which are not worthy of ,
-" 8). some comments made by subject, .
interest they may haves.
QO—\ dissemination, are being forwarded for any
awe
9. - Since Mr. “ucner's arrival in the S$ he has been employed as
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"of ‘tho Amorloan Com:ittes for im.gre Icholers, britere, and Artietas ~
GB Root 45th Screat, ‘Now York “ity, 20 belfove that you my find hin ;
‘and/or hig-orgarizatian @ usoral oxtecte It hoe casa 20 our attention
that off fron Lina to time recommends ausoian leceuage inetructors.te |
. the Aniy hanpuasjs tchool of tho Presidio of sontorey, california, It
: ‘ecearred to us that orf voula bo lz e position te provide you vith
! nunoraue sduros leads on well e¢unste! aliens fu the US These mon
5 | ould dnelude on: iovsora,. ealeaticts, and teacherse | Bot only should
| he do ablo to give you the anmee o” 293 in ‘your area, tut also those
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vl decking, orientation, roliobility, - .
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of tho Aray Largusye:Sehool that we will noc use our eecosa to tho files
of n¥e ourrent lenuage instructors ag a Hoans of "raldine" hig faoulty,
-he@e offering Cla employment to thus therefore, tils uvzorancum is
no& Meant aa 6 sourso lead Lor povertial ém-loyuos i “élso, so feol that
it would be proferstlo that you se rey Incioate to core that you know
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\ THe INTERNATIONAL &
Leo Coense, Chairman.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Reon Vance
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CaM MATTER
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noglad to add my conteibatian te help relugece
‘from Communism,
Enclonwd please find cheek for : aemy
* gub-criptivn for the continuance af this vital work,
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The Turning Point
On June With 19: 3 one tf the mort
aignifiensit ments of the 20th ceilury. took
glace: The inhabitants wl the Soviet Zone of
pose in rebelli
wethirds, Yor
and: starvation.
The. iieurevction began ja East Berlinan
June 16th. It was begua initially by fow
workers bit within hours it had spread to
every level of the population. By the 17th
of June the uprising had
the East Zone. 3 00
spontancaus result,
At 11:00: o'clock the mo
AGth the workers in block 10; Stalin Allee,
decided to ofgaaize.3 denianstration to pre-
test the raising wf the work form by the
regime. By 2200 eeclock that same after-
noon, the mob of people which hud grows
from 200 te over 20.000 became revolu
tionaries, Surging in front of the East Zone
Government building ia East Berlin, they
demanded not only the lifting of the norms
but free secret clections, the unificgtion of
‘Germany and the abdication of the East
German government,
The stories contained here are the stories
of a few of those brave men and women
- fram East Germany who plaved leading
rotes in the revell and had te flee 19 the .
Wert, They are representative of 4,000
leaders, many of whom have subsequently
been sentenced to death by Communist’
- eourts. Some were intellectual» and profes
AN
sionals. Mast af thear were yworkm
mg era
are men who deserve the and:
/ and support of free men cverywhere.
un aguinet their.
yearn thiey ©
ing unter evinilitionss Of plavery -
“Rare Fists Against Armed Mi
pread throughout
Stalin Allee Block 40...
de.
ieee eae
‘ che. Historical Proof
aj the Perennial, Ineatinguixheble Urge of the
oo Human Heart jor Freedom. -
wx a building com
-Biock 40, Stalin
pV at FEANG TueEeti "
straction laborer wcorking on
Allee)
“Whee the work norms were increased the
men Were furious. We began alaily to gather in
émall groupe before and after work, The fear
that had made us se. cautiour gradually began
to dissolve. There was, after all, little more
to lose.
“Hy the morning of June 16 we were reso
tute, An always. we entered the huilding on
which we were working and took aur “sla-
tions, But this day we nat down and refused to
work. There was bo organization, no leader.
but cach manu knew what had to be done. The
foreman dashed itv gaping with disbelief. His
eyes turned to the spot where the norm in-
ereane order had been posted, Two men
walked in with a freshly painted sign ~The
Wark Norns Must He Decreased” The coury
age of these, men inspired the rest of us to
action, . . .
“A concrete worker feaped onto a heap of
stones. ‘I leave il te you 3 individuals! Those
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Etre norins.
Alle
pod in the erowal be:
iting. afetlos: inatriietoe cae up to
ment by
‘me and
people sympathetic tw the de
give hima complete report ui
émburraced by hie apperee hurry
the square and told hin if he was 80° afenid
for his life he had better jump on o tram ine
hurry and get out.
tration and
wA few minutes later i forced my way -
gh the crowd and jumped to the F at
yp »peeagnized rie ae Be evoted me
ber of the FDJ. They hoated and taunted 1
Never before hadl realized how hated the FD)
wan, Infuriated hy the refusal of the Comnie
nist Jeaders to apprar and by the epen coward
‘af. my male FDJ companions Ltore off my.
te
EDJ jacket and threw it to the ground, The
jeers became cheers.
wf gathered my etrengite and shouted a
he crowd that members of the
eo would
‘De not allow them to break y« © Suck &
gether?” People began to examine their neigh:
bors. Fi-t fights started ‘an the ated Cs sb eintee
nists were nputted. 1 wanted io pay more, but
my ateengihy war BONE. A tiew life had begow
for me.
ce ng a
told me to take careful note of the —
- cual from Wert Ber
‘af eshilare
gui From t
vol
i Spreads wae
Bel eT
fiz
wT here wereoaly twenty in‘my group ae we :
he Hrandenburs area. At that
be ding tu a beoad-
the, workers in
Lerlin were on strike. gh we knew that
the Commun rie were consid:
itical crimes anal, punishable ty two
iin, we marched on with @ feeling
we atrade slong &e beck-
, t nd ina,”
cehanical Enginert.
marched inte ry
time we knew daly th
care in prieii
.oned to the people on the pave
few mindles ovr nuniber “had -Inereaerd to.
about five hundeed. : _
“An we approached. factory protected by
high tran gale~ we noticed employees shout-
he windows. ‘We have been lucked
i Weiwill Ko with yous © pile
a wecatormed the putes.
feut and embraced Us -
4 Come, hely
cw:
thought we were the
ors ithe. edly. As ee neared
we were amazed and --
de of people converse
We bad n {ully real
moatantly i timiduted
ave F
bug fren all direction
ized that our prep
and pe! controls, could rise up a8
n without o strong central les igre
and
ny wegpons—oe « but determin
. We were overwhelmed at what we sow.”
Red Flag AY Brandenburg Gate
ar ees
(ilorsy Hate rN is a 20-year-old truck driver
of Hast Berling
sf looked down into crovd and saw
three Soviet officers looking helplessly uP:
ward as | climbed to the top of the tower and
nhinnied up the pole. 1 flung the flug te the
grovud with great contempt and watched the
etear it plecer. They applauded and
rhowtled in a way Ahad never beard before.
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task and jump to
_ are.
berer of the
“Yeu bours liter when Phad ut
installing: the Hear Flag of W:
Rewaans had brought theee ta
coun gilli up the ¢
chow Twas alle
the ground. he Nag of West
Rertia sas in its right lace and, oi pusty.
Pe VS
roe the Fi
othe. Commun
v bivadquart:
hief’ Comn 7: of Police
were dormed. No event of Ute day impressed
Hens as mach as the occurrence at Magdeburg’
Patee? on du
the bated ‘YT
Sign. As tho this in itse
the task. the crowd began ehouting. ‘There are
no hunters anymore.” re
vAs the intergonal train arriv
tan. the’ frightenéd- passengers:
doers and windows, fear
monist sohliers and police As soc
cur sign “The SED Is beaten, the windows and
dears were opened anit the people. burst ont.
embeseing cach other, shouting, crying and
some even giving away th '
‘eetebration, assuming that the aaion of the
Esai and West was an aceomplished fact.
“We asked them to spread the word along
on their way ‘tu Berlin, At Ubis time we =tilt
theusht that rebellions were taking place onty
an Magdeburg and Berlin, We were jubilant 4 .
few hours later when ve learned from RUAS -
(Veice of America) and NWDK (West Berlit
station) thal uprisings were oceurring all over:
Ka~t Germany.
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aged to guin control of the train and get the
ces open. Une of the prisoners was a THyear
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arrested only two days before.
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ite fled. The metal doar to the’ cell Mock
LE open. Mengelstorf called for the
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to whom he hud been engaged. Neither knew
the other was there until the doors epened.
Vhey embraced, wordless.
“Soviet tanks rumbled into the prison yard
eal! the prinoners could be released.
ledor€ himself barely exeaped with his
onty route of escape tay in swimming
the Landwehreanal which separy East and
+ Wet Berlin at certain spots, He waited until
Wark and then made it. narrewly escaping
death from Soviet bullets which ppered the
water nround him. He is today in one ‘of the
camps in W Berlin, destitute bul resolved
that one day will come when all of East Ger,
many as well un the satellite countries will
| again’ be free”
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Pre gran acd Amare al staternenty BI
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IRON CURTAIN KREECOLE CAMBAIGN
RISLTTLEMENE CAMPAIGS Fisk EMERD) ERODLSMON ALS
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Berlin.
that the weaponless mon
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Berlin and Esst Germany since Jw
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17, 1955.
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Germany atand as the first
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the strest, the band leader - ;
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the insufferable condi tions-underswhich they,
other satellites at , These are
of tyrants of all political shades
@ window of Wast Berlin wa gave then hope for
ve become our allies. We cannot let then
lowered the first defense in the battle
hearts and podies of mon.
how, these
Living. People in the
and colors.. Through th
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down, When we do we have
against tyranny over the minds»
_ The enclosed peraonal ‘accounts of the Juno 17th rebellions
are dramatic proof of man's invincible desire for Proedom. The Inter-
national Rescue Committee 1s doing everything possiblo to. aid these
prave men and women including soma of the resistance Jeaders and pro-
scribed members of their families. We need your help
vital work. _ et an
to send us your contribution 30 that we may
continue to sustain tho podies of these brave man and romen in whom
the flame of freedom 15 purring. The ald we are extending to them is
a message the whole world understands. ‘A messsge which says that we
believe in the dignity and goodness of people
yive their worst ‘times go that, thoy can fight for
‘We are asking you
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_TO 1 Chief, Contact Diviaton™ . 9 h0 DATE: 27 February 1953.
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FROM 1. Chief, New York Office “”.. 4-5 ° we ee
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SUBJECT: Concern about Phypfcal Security-of-———/7 - 5 a9
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CREF. 3.0. Our TK NY-9700, ad sted 30 Nov 51 (to Alien Branch)
7 g5CE |
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spelled 'Wasiljew’’ for contact “by this, office.. Martin described this German
"-pational, wife of a Ruaeian DP then’ and now in the US, aa"exceptionally
“capable, intelligent, with rare political understanding". She hes been
director of the Berlin office of the International Rescue Committee for some
‘three’ yeara (perhaps longer). , Ae you know, the IRC has been prominent for
aid given to West Berlin and is currently in the midst of a-cempaign for aid
to refugees arriving there in increasing numbers from the East.
2 Mr. Becker, present executive director of the IRC, has passed on to us 4 letter
-"'.. ftom Mre. Waseiliew, dated. 23-Februery 1953,. in which “she reports alleged
attempta.on the part of "the East" to kidnap her. iIn view of her activities
and her connection with Rainer. Hildebrandt 's Kempfgruppe gegen Unmenach-
lichkeit, there may be some basis for her fears. Mr. Becker, who knows her.
_ as a calm person not given to hysterics, is deeply concerned about her safety
and has stated that he sould have replaced her with a U,3. citizen if it were
“not so difficult to fim a qualified successor. He has raqueated that: we ,
communicate with eny U.3. agency ‘or department in a position to provide
physical security for persone representing U.S. interests in Berlin.
3. We: have promised Mr. Becker to pess on his request to our superiors, but we
told him that ve were not aware of CIA facilities abroad or of CIA responsi-
pility for coordinating action abroed with other appropriate US Government
agencies. . We therefore suggested that Mr. Becker himself communicate with
such agencies to the tect of his ability and did not commit CIA to any action
- upon his request.
the covert staffs might be interested in this problem or
a. justifiable reprezentation to other agencies (e.g. Defense or State) can be
made, we feel that such action would serve U.S. security interests ond, inci-
dentally, benefit IRC in a meosurable way. We are attaching Mra. Wasiliew's
letter for whatever use you care to make of* it. ; : ,
4. sof, in your judgment,
Wassiliew, and these indivi-
5. This office has hed no contact with Mr. or Mrse :
to the best of our knowledge.
duals are not aware cf any possible CIA interest,
6. Please advise whether there is anything you can do, whether Mr. Becker should
approach another Government ageucy (1f he has not done so in the meantime), and
. what reaction, if any, ve may pass on. to Becker. L
: ; . Charles A. Lea .
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|. Meco to: ~BE (cct Munich, Frankfurt).
: | - Prom. Gioels (Wassiliev) co ;
(3. Euseretr., Berlia Wilmersdorf
Germany) to,
' Dear Abet
tom sorry that I must votber you with sy personal predlers, but aince I don't >
a begging you for understanding
De ie . ‘Know what to do under the present circumstances -I an
7 As you know I alwiyo, bed troublo. with"the other side”. If somebody vorks in this
1 field he mot be endangered after 6 certain time, I believe. I told you about the -
constantly. arcund me eiuce about 1951.
calls in Russian and about the spies who are
Tem wed always to be on. the alert nnd to look around me carefully, this is the
only thing I can do, .In addition to that I bought a dog in the summer of last yeere
I had
Since about four months the atteupte of the Euat to get have increased. L
several rercontres with them and have informed the police. But since wo have 50
many people hero in Berlin who have good reasons to ‘feel endangered they cannot
vatch everybody constantly and the persor in question 1s more or less left to
his own messured. . : . ‘
Last Wednesday night I reo into a aituation which vould have meaut the end for ne
“ae a friend of alne had. not happened to be vith me. This way they did not dare to
‘because they are accustomed to ace m3 alvays walking alone}; and -cars and helpers
disappeared (not around). I heve reported ny situation again to the police, they
promised to do vhat thay can, but it ia so that I have to work out nometbiog ‘
that makes it 2 little more dirficult for then to complete their plan.
With friends who work in the sare Pield and who knov about these things I beve
worked out the following: I must aell my dou and buy a sharper one. When I bought
bis in July last year the pituation was completely different. I did it merely 43.
a measure of precaution not because I had proofs of the danger I was living under.
For this purpose he is good but not for the purpese for which I need him nov; ha
ig not sharp enough. They have already calculated ny dog into the plan. T
absolutely need another much sharper ONG. But I must tell you frankly that even 1f
X sell my dog ft would not be able to Duy the nev Ona, vecause they ere terribly
4 expensive. Then I have decided that I cannot go to the office and cone homa alone
-| ‘anymore, I can nove from one of my frienis to the other gor a certein tine but
not constantly. A ‘friend of the Comittee will pick a3 up every morning and oring =
home at night in his car. In the meootine I'LL talk to Mra. Wolf? of arbeiterworlfanhrt,
who bas an office ear ani arrange with her that her driver pick m@ up. But this
will take some ting; ustil I have reached her and discussed the matter with her.
Please don't believe that I an hysterical, on the contrary. But now it is 580 that
I not only feel endangered but I have Imowledge af thcir intentions end I an
sure I would not get cut again, once they have bad hold of me. :
‘Cordially yours,
; ;
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, 26 Identity of new man wha rune ICRC.
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) June 1360
MEXCRAIIVM FOR s Acting Director of central Intelligence
ND . 2 Deputy Director (Plans) ,
SUBJECT . 3 Conversation petveen President Logcs Mateos’ ot hextco ,
ard Mr. Kinston Scott, Chief of Ftation, Kerico a
RATERINCE MELE 5693 (IE-A95IA), dated 6 June — _ |
Be This wevorandas contains @ sugpestion, In Paragraph 3, for the
consideration of the ol. , ;
9, on the night of 7 Jume, President Lopes Mateos requested hr. Ecott
- ‘to inferu "his g00d friend, President Eicenhower,” of the followlnst
A, ‘That the President 16 a frieod of the United States, “not only
because of nacesaity but of genuine desire and ideology”. .
B. ‘That the invitation to Presidert Dorticos of Cubs woe extended
two weeks efter 1% was fedicated that vorticos was going to haxico
“on bis own", through the kexican Aubeasador in cuba.
CS. ‘That be will not tovite Fidel Cestro to Haxico even though Cuban
Azbassador Jose Antonio Portucado told President Lopex Mateos that
Dovticos will request an invitation for Castro. —
3. forgoy pesttincirtn elo asked that Prevident Elsenbover be
fi
informed that he /is delighted that « decisson hes now been cade to get rid
of Castro.) The DCI aay. wish to infora the President af the abore.
Ww
h, President Lopet Mateos was. indirectly icforued of CIA intentions
: ta regard to Castro taroush a conversation betwen br. Scott and/Joee Lorenzo
O_o Coseio, Advisor to the haxicen President,/vo0 informed Kr. Reott that Presicent
-! Lopen Mateos would not invite Castro to‘Visit. Mexico, even thoih Sortieos is
eoing 46 ask hia 0 40 ¢0. . feott sugested that Lf the Mexican Preeident
; helped. SIA to echiere the overtaroy of castro, he would not bare to eal vith
‘ " . feo. :
be prodlen of inviting Castro to Kexico . ee s7:
J.C. King
. Chief
Vestern Henispbere Sivisloo
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Chlef of “tation, Mexico
catet, si Se .,
hatters for viseusaion with Asthony 2, 2CHCBAY
@n Kove of AWCIGLE ta Mexics x
Boa
OMT PIT
For PORNCHAY .
| ‘The falloving is ip Fespmes to your reqast for-o summery of points test peed
ts de elarifie! te Giseuzsions detveen you mpi “tation mexico mH Spe fortsecaing . .
owwe of AKT to Rexico witye .
. Politics!
‘A. The requtrecmnt that tho “overt® office will enpsist of only taree
offteisi, tha others being “covert”, am: ths otatement that “the presence
of letra ACIOAT tn Kexico should 208 beccnx, known emt never ainities*,
Cl. WCX1e5MS, 2M July. (Comments It wuls apse iaprwetdle to dagly :
Wit (bia requiresgut 17 there is to be an overt offices and any ARAL? .
publicity. in Mexies of elreuiere, siges the ideutitlas ani utergopouts af.
ell ANCIGAR gamers will ve a matter of public knovledge.)
3, Tha ptarenent in pora 3, MATe5- 4s. that the dekican oowernsest
will pot de triemly enlees AKiv? ectivities and “plottin; to overthruy
Cuban Gorerneent™ yernin cowort, (fomrent: - Since there ts to ba an overt
office anc. propayanda deparicent am AKRAY oss Seon, aod wili hove 80
eontimes te be, Ceserided as @ exaa orcanizes for the purpose ‘ef roworing
the CAME) ewernnent, thetic mecessery propsgansa aetivitiaa tovars tris
ead cannes be covurt. Coule it be eocifiled t2 apoly anly to acreemmat that
bo ailitery invasion vould be loenches teen Faxtegs
__&. Clarivicatisa of" 58 Sede entihe tes Mabie te th the feltare ©
daz st statenre by LITIN Wr fT. ..may beve ta disaveu Aa? and the aitort. snoale-
“ty be established EUSAcR to eunzact with Acie tod beateate (Cament: “ince”
aud O| Shere WT ba eat bret LITLE: ST upset AAT, tee tere elanvew. 1s arbicuoss,
‘ Urat will. conse! e-ite etre Ectaslinhes that euBicn. ia in cantect utth.
AYR PT Certainly ve cav exci the ebarlea vill te seie mary times by ty
Soviets and cmaled.)
ol. : 24
dD. Pouatdility. of Ex "Sis in soetic: 23 wie ATs T exertion
Cuban subvereiva ectivitfes-Kexice (para $, KAT2$553) defore asrivel 4 ln,
walch ‘voold wmoudtediy be of ancistance in obsaining poner agi cticial
sycosthy for ASAT? activities. : .
Pe" Propasersin”
ke plan to have “ARGAE? | gr onende ‘Separtasnt fo paxteo, fast 10 vill de
depoegible far tan ta operate efvectively, or inieed at all, tf Seas!
zy &e continscs “tratat on ARIAL? eciivities in bexico “reuvintes ng_edvert)acé xet
je stta. “poblte “or™ r press. ysee™. Se feel a teemzadous podliclty orive adasid |
be mate tizouvzont Latio- Amrion at the tla: of arrival co (IAS in Posice. ,
“tation KUOTSG: sweets vill oo reede!? ta 4 darze cxtent ie teprorin, the . ,
| pedlic ams polistoal elinsta to allow Ai? pougle to worn effects VElse
Alea,.it ts doped “fstion will te avle to guide aw cupzort A@an, vio wiil
wer kve, ‘ia Kexteo soon to pratuce wt PEO ip Lsile “whter wil) atenstely ww
* ipsepantsnt vet actually vill be pro. ?. arbinA vill als) sexe satirical,
nasorous racic tajes for Dronicastice cwer aslo i waa.
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Requlrerects eet forth 21740133, dated 1S July. If perutsston coulé
be obtained for use thie territory, eves If aly for Te Sours grior and
Curing the cain strike operatio:, tho project viuld be acvanced mnterially,
oe?
A. ¥@ concur reqatrenrst thet SWICKKR eontsct with Station and with
ATIGAR be clacteotion, Heed Station's sesistanca in working owt mechanics
of tbese contacts, oe
2AB. Sesttons sivice oa) asstetence nected an follovinyt (1) proviston |
of joa Lata re} [ee te prose ‘tapo/nite inotallepion overstional data for AICIGA
oontimption, (2) protections Kaniizteral ’ 6) of AMCICAR xesbers
artnet aneay scent executive ect tons (3) (Enilaterallagent survetllante
to chock an security and loyulty of overt/covert ARCIGAR meubersy (4) eclection
Gf secure safe cites for housing of AICGGAA eeubers, for crert office, and
for covert meeting sites.
Co: [Eexteek doméronen€papnbtiitien 49 teres of groteetion of overt)
ANCIGAR seabers agnipst eneny quent exreutiva action opsrations.
D. Can Station ecnantestion faetlitios (pouch and cebla) te use! for
3. PK
: Beeure AMTAS? comuuniestions betveen sesbers in Marico sad these in PEFR
and ¢loevherot
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ACTON, WH 5 (HR [RE yHOLOS|wH DIV NOTIFIED 2050 9 AU 60)
NFO 4 bt, 0/oci, OOP, CoP, ApoP/A, fA 2, CA/PRS, ca/Proe
; 7» C1/0PS, cific 2, 100 hk, S/c 2
OPERATIONAL IMMEOIATE
DIR = CHE HEXt 50
REF: A. IR 38755 (our ghhz0)
8. MEX! 5852 (IN 22332) **
te GATE. NIGHT 8 yuty bos HAD CONFERENCE PARA 7 REF 8B. **
2. Lifcisar] stares DID NOT APPROVE EITHER IN GENERAL OR SPECIFIC TEXT
SPEECH EMILIO SANCHEZ PIEDRAS NOR ITEMS TO BE TREATEO SPEECH It ADVANCE,
sarc: HZ SPOKE AS INDIVIDUAL CONGRESSMAN DID NOT SPEAK FOR GOVER*MENT, WOR DID
INFO
; e
. HE SPEAK FOR (WHOLE) PARTY (PRI). HE SAID SENATORS AND CONGACSSMEN "AS IN
U.S.A." SPEAK FREELY AND ON Mt,
3- Lifes ars PORTION SPEECH REGARDING CUBA WAS "WIDELY MIS-QUOTED™,
HE SAID IN NO PLACE O10 SANCHEZ MENTION castRo OR CLEAN COVERMAENT. HE SAID
SANCHE2 EXPRESSED FRIENDSHIP AND SYMPATHY FOR “CUSAN PESFLE® ANDUHE FCINTED
OUT THIS HAD. BEEN U.S. GOVT POLICY ALSO. REAWTERS (HE SAIO) HAVE INTERPRETED
THIS SPEECH TO HLAN CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND CASTRO REGIE, WHICH feed states.
IS NCT MEXICAN POLICY, HE SAID "THE SOOMER CASTRO AND TRUJLLO ARE GONE FROM
THE CARIBBEAN THE SOONER THIS PORTION OF THE WORLO CAY RETURN Te PEACE AND.
"NORMALCY", , , |
a UfBEoro nor RESPOND 70. QUESTION OF WHETHER HE Witt MAKE CLARIFYING,
STATEMENT BUT BOTH iicitde) ang se1etahn) sar HE WILE MAKE NO SiH STATEMENT.
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58 Cueveda) cx eves uifersg) WILL SE WILLING IN NEAR FUTURE HAVE MEETING
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IN 22641 MEXt 5853
fe) » INFO! ate
(Car *doaid)ne BRIEF THEM CUBAN SUBVERSIVE. ACTIVITIES HEXICD, (C48 COMMENT:
GUSTAVO DIAZ. OROAZ, MINISTER OF INTERIOR, WOULD BE A PRINCIEAL FIGURE AND
SPOKESMAN IN THIS. GELIEVE CAP GET HIS Ato)
6. pom (tAcd ano Cideda)stare wo NO PRI SCRATOR CR. CORES SHAN “OF
PRESTIGE” WILL STAND UP AND TAKE ISSUE WITH SANCHE2. hed 1) PRIVATELY STATED
HE HAS ONE OR TWO PRI SEMATOR FRIEKDS WHO ARE CLD AND WITHOST POLITICAL FUTURES
WHO COULD LIKELY BE CONVINCED THEY SHOULD CLARIFY ISSUE, BUT THEY woT “oF
PRESTIGE. ALSO, SOME PARTIDO ACCION NACIONAL (PAN), CATHOLIC RIGHT wins
CONGRESSMEN WOULD DO BUT THIS NOT CONSIDERED WORTH EFFORT ex(ic.dasr),
_(auestiow ¢ oF PanENT HAS NOT EEN MENTIONED) ~ ;
7+ TO DATE HAVE FOUND SANCHEZ HIGHLY ReSP=cTeD HoT PARTIC: LARLY TO LEFT
_ NOR PARTICULARLY CLOSE, LAZARO CARDENAS. WILL LOOK FoR "OERSONAL VULNERABILITIES".
S. FYE: ANB HILL HAD TALKS WITH FOREIGN MINISTER TELL Ato WITH CORONA
DEL ROSAL ( PRESIDENT.OF PRI). SEE HIS EMBTEL witcH CAs HAS NOT SECN YET.
Se. WIL CONTINUE TO REPORT, . <
: “ENO OF MESSAGE
cis Comment:
- * Suggested operations. for the field to attempt to ‘carry out in an effort
‘to.get the. Me aeearr annie issue with Sanchez Piedra disclaiming
the latter's recent statements ,~ 9
2 Stated that COS‘1) would attempt to see! Li Po SOR(2))an 8 July.
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r 0 Hvedquarters of the Carithean Logion wore being
trdfaferred to Ponuma"ehore it Could count on’ the cid of the ALAS government ®,
{ . and that Julio Lom Mazegoza, notive in the-Caritboan legion, would razein
pet dn Moxtoo dedicating higsclf to
; the purchase of gold and ite ‘Clandestine
MC Oi men ee .
THeies9 ‘Foquested confirmation of the sdove informations
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1 eae a ; Date af Information: MaywWuly 1950
wired: | Panama City, Ponaca | "Bate Acquired: Juno—July 1550
at bee : Date of Heport: 10 July 1950 ‘- it
. - or wero ass
nee wt Bet nthe a he Obed - jase
‘, e Jose ef
LY aL Ge reported that en 7 May 1950 a Besé type bocterjierrived-tn David, Pansna,
ra Tt fron Brow
neville, Toxcs dus to a low gszoltize suprly. e plano has headed for
Tocuncn Airport in Pancno City, ace carried as.a crew the followirg acoording-to
Ges
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Frork O1GFL, UsS. Citizen, Pilot .
Os HARTHEZ, UsSe Citizen, Co-Pilot
i a = Steve
dae Mauri
“\ rp (a tite bl
wt Tocunen
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LUPEAY, UeS, Citicen, Uechante OS _
cio -CaStru, Panenénian, Possenger |
ew out at Lavid,anifitr, John 1:20} Civil seronautice technicten at
port was instrusental in getting a spare tire to then,
. sae Ste ay =
ern ae ees ve
“OY zy ; ;
2./ur. Lint \sdrised-thie -offica that he had mot Steve KURRAY in Havana in
Apr 1950 in-conpeny with & fellow" raced ZORMLO, who eleised to have scze
& Connection with the. Secret Palice, in-tex ico Laci described MALY Ras an -
Loe afventurer ho had been in the Philipires end the Far East and whoa he sus rected -
fn 7 Ff gold smupling activities. (tinct Osta that MURRAY wag pilot of the plere
oy +? and he thought it was unusual that eo fest a plano cs this and as expensivo to
a6 being used when it had corparatively little cargo space. In Vay
n kUAKAY wes in Panama, be told {Li that he was buying orchid bultee
2
June 1950 the. following information was’ received(fron Civil Intelligence
Panama Canal,} regarding this matters . . :
as-been-reported-that Very frequently a B-26 airplane (NSS¢6N = 6 Martin
Marauder) makes trips between Tocumen{ cxd David, Ree It is piloted ty
Steve MURRAY,’ andiat leasé two other dmericana ride-on-the-plano, vhichstewte ms
ices met at Tocuren Airport by eithor Tito, Harmodito or Toni ARIAS.
On lending at the airport it goes directly to a hangar, and allegedly the
operate w.
1950, xhe
gS. On 1s
- “"L Section,
as?
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Senet
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Ome
. wet
av “Wink:
ones who visit it ero the ARIES brothers, PASTOR Ponce, Chief of the
rt,and one (fnu) LINARES, Chief of Custoas at Tocwrene
sen, ~~ an a
meant stated that it was believed et first that the Plane was engaged
ia ar=o contraband, but later it appeared nore lozical to assure that it
wes involved in another type of szugglinzg, poscibly druze. .
AVirgilio PAYIPEZ, thea ief of the Control Tower, is ‘said to have stated
that the plans cccas and /:o6e without teirg registered at the airport under
orders of POE, Asrpart Manager; that the Place linda withoot cig
reew no,
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at Lt fo ekxssed ty oars of alt RO wick tatieates that tpe Vind Ia aif
frve for Tontin.g, dsramife te us n : —— an oro Jlmy UU, tela .
atsere that Parnceate Olr acroeeent with the Dawted tates revardirg landing a
rules waa thonty belig Violated, ard tet Lene teo sen Wore afterwards - Lf
Wacred fro thete Joba, ~ . oe
Sean’, ace that bie above plane. laded at Teeuzea fron “ayia on 11 kay.
345 pete, On 12 kay at 6151 Pome, OF 14 May at 6:29. pore and on 16 May
858 Bere : : : :
Fhe sdove t:forration was allegedly given to Preshiert 2814S by the Kinteter
of Goverment ard Justice, and he Spperently shored little intorest in the
Subject, serely Stating that tho ratter Shoule be tnvestivated to Sco what
there is to tye: oo .
Upoa receipt of this inforzation it spoocred that Nreilio ROREZ ‘might have
Ss
been the Source, since he was fired froz his post at Tocuzen Airport ond was
dissrellea sbout_ite It nas escertainn! that the -teformation contained
the arog) paracrany, in which RaUmREs is Fentioned,v=s reported by RAMIRE a{ but.
the otter information cara fron other Civil Intellicéece sources, oo
OS pen ther [Len wrcattned Alevs sy” .
$2 2.6 uty Gr, LeGJadviced that the chove-plese amt Stevo KURRAY had re=
turaad to Forma tng that the Wirister Of Goverrmest aad ordered that the plane
Y cismertled and Searched but he could not ascertain tha basis for the search,
Ges had talked to the Manager of the Alrport, 2sfzel PasTOR Porca, and with °
aRiaS, Director Goncral of Givil.cerensetics, ani a nophew of President:
Ariss, who iniicated that they were exare of the Aenister of Goverreent's order
but did not know what waa behind it. Both felt that it was an oxtrene measure,
which should not be carried Cute - .
Se Ca 6 July 1950 kr. MURRAY eallea at the Enbassy to obtain assistance ta
Securing tha relasse of his plane, Briefly ho ateted that he had doparted :
fron Kexico Gity via Managua and arrived at Tocuzen et 71% Pete § July. His
" Passport reflected tha following:
Ay
Nace: Steven T, Murray
Fasspert Noes 1024
issued: Kanila, Doconter 2, 1946... ,
Ransecd: Nantla, Doconter 27, 1948 : -
Expires: Deceater 2, 1950 . .
He furnished the folowing edditional informations
Type of Planos Converted B=26
US. Reglstrys N 5546 8
Pilot and Ownors Steven T, Murray
Cosfiots Frank Oorgel, U.S. citizen
Me Fligs Exgireers Cristobal Martinoz, Mextcon eiMtison .
Paseersers Maurieio Dit CASTRO, Panazantan citicses (deurer of official
_ Passport), pessencer fron Koxico City to Tocumea . a
Destinations
Purpose of Trips
wv -mined to bunn off Tont ARIAS. Both LURAY and HASNR once claimed that Toni
=o a wa
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He stated that he was in the export=izpert business ard that te dealt in gold.
He said that ho ked coco to Far % tO See'a ron by the raze or S3S,'a pola a
dealer frog Buonos Aires, about gold Saipcentds 2, ce LAR “
ee ra
€ On & July, Lirtstor of Goverment Alfredo ALIUY Teported the matter to
_ the Us. Acbossedor, stating that prior to arrivins da Ponasg She plane head
“0 ‘7 beon signaled, that’ all wos rot well at the airport and Stat, the crew hed
_ to 7A . Jettisoned cargo Prior to arrivals “(4 check with tte air Force authorities
does not confirm that any such Ressace wes sunt ard MUUUY donies that any=
- 2 ¢, thing vas Jottisoned. Ho insisted that ho was coming to Pananza to discuss the
Lear gold businose but that hw had ro Cargos)!/ The Mirister aso edvised the scbessador ,
a that PASTOR Ponce had boon fired os Eead of tho Birsoyt, - ) g ed
: co FS 1 xa fone 0 ws
7. In a-conversation with PLSTCR Ponce and LURUY ‘os the alcht of 8 July{tmal] ee
“was advised that PASTOR. Ponce had, in fect, beon fined end that he was cettr= y
wo
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5. Tho Mextean ‘refered tosser ATL eri “the Coxiena,” 2020, 7 ~ v,
sro balioved to ba identical. SiS has toon idontified a5 _& orrarvevas5, a sold *\":
doalor, who operates in Buonos Aires and Yortavides, Cz Intelligence Seem e
2) “tlon.has- advised that SAS wus,staying with Tont ARESS end thitws-haa coparted,
wre
’ from Ponoma hettily. CiS-aluo-civieed. that Presice SRLS ab first-had given’
ordore for the/ainatsoad of both his neshow, Tont aniaS, and PASTC2 Ponce, but
At woe lator dirced that Tont ARIAS would nat bo fired.te avoid a public scandle
. involving the Prosidont's fomily. meteor st) i
fy. .
9o( to Present atatus of tho matter is that the plans has teen searched with
nogative resulta, that the Plone is stin being held ty the Pansnanien authori=
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secure the release of the Plaro. Tho bead of the Sommen Airport, PiSTOR Ponce,
has beon dismissed and Toni ARIAS, the Prosidont'a perher, will probably be.
* @Dlowod to withdraw from his position gracefully.) os
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REPORT MADE. By._Neleon Ly Samnock/psa\ jp __NUNEER PAGES. 2
REPOR|_APPROVED BY: Woodrov C. Olien __ NUMBER ENCLOSURES:_ None
DATE OF REPORT: 22 August 1959 REFERENCES: None.
DISIRISUTION:
By copy tor Se Headquarters v/mst
1 ~ Embassy (Eccnonic Counselor)
Ontlyt: 1 = Legal Attaché
2 ~ Files - Field File No, 60-120
SOURCE CRYPIONYM:; OS™ ~ ONOD IS NOs
See Commonts below ; “KRYPTON: (Yes | [No
SOURCE, OPERATIONAL DATA, AND COMMENTS: : a . . : Sy ~
SUBJECT: Cuban Econcale Crisis
coma, comms: BS. os OF
[Source Alberto FERNANDSZ Rechavarriay (the chief of the Cuban Sugar Stabilisation
Board who has the: job af selling Cuba's A forzer active mxbder of the 26 of
July Movezent during the revoluticn, he is no# disillusioned, and reportedly is not
going to last much longer in his job, He is wealthy and his fanily have lost
. through CASTRO's econunic reforms. He appears to know s lot about the goverment and a - a
also seems to have an insight into CASTRO... He regards CASTRO as some type of a
DNIVAC machine, his mind automatically photostating detaiis vhich he can and will use |
in the future. He says that GASTRO is ruthless, and that nothing can stop hin in hia
determination to do semething, i.e., agrarian reform, and that be will sacrifice his
friends, his family, his noney, and his fortune to accomplish his purpose.
Again illustrating the present situation in Cuba, the source said that he cannot
- publicly have contacts vith American officials—refusing to let the writer use hia
telephone——and he said that a record is kept of ali his calls ami that his movenents
are periodically checked.
the advigor who warned CASTRO Jn paragraph one of the attached report.was t the
- source,
Asa possible reference to this report and particularly to fiald coment mmber
two, 800 HAVA-2526. ras - 3/¥o8, 543 -
“The second source referred te in Field Comant No. 2 was ANPACK-1 who obtained
his information from president of the Banco Industrial de ¢ Cube]
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suBect € Cuban Econonic Crisis DATE OF REPORT 21 Auguat 1959
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raee gay net 1959
DATE ACQ. ba: 2n A t .
SOURCE EVALUATIONS ARE DEFINITVE. APPRAISAL OF CONTENT 1S TENTATIVE. NOTE FOREGOING EXPLANATION.
SOURCE: Cuban Goverment official (F),
/ Appradsal of Contents 3
: 1. Contrary to the reports which are issued by the Cuban Government, the
H : _ financial status of the Cuban economy is rapidly deteriorating and
l ; beconing a serious problem. During July 1959 an adviser to Prime
: Minister Fidel CASTRO Ruz, warned hin to proceed more alowly with the
agrarian reform, because the Cuban treasury was running short of funds.
. . It was pointed out that 57 spgar mills were barkrupt and had not paid
°° the plantation owners for the 1959 sugar crop. CASTRO waa told that
if the recklesa conflacation of agricultural properties ccutinued, the
Cuban Goverment would become obligated to assume even more debts in
order to alleviate the hunger of farz workers.1 ;
2. Another drain va ths economy is government subsidies. For exanple,
the Banco de Desarrollo Economico y Social (BANDES, Social andl
Economic Development Bank) coutrols about U. S, $400 nillion in
properties and investuents such as the Compufila Cubana de Aviacion
(Cuban Airline Company). The companies kave been caught in the
presont contraction of capital and cannot survive without govarmment
subsidies, The subsidies paid by BANDSS amount to U. S. $8 million
4 month, and this is only one exemple of the many payments which are
draining tne Cuban ‘treasury .2 +
Eleld Comments.
. —_——_
1. F : ived 1% appears that there ia
grvuwing unemployment of farm workers, This is the “dead season"—
the period between sugar cene harvests—but it is reported that
most plantation. owmers and ranchers are fearful of confiscation of
: their properties for the agrarian-reform program)/and consequantly
: are doing very little in the vay of maintenance work. The latter
i provided at least a marginal field of employment, ‘and this is now
denied to the agricultural workers. Hewever, spite of this
warring; Yhe dgrarian-reforn program has not been alowed. In
fact, it seems to have been intensified.
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LC to proceed with the agrarian reform progran as fast as possible. Since
the biggest obatacle to carrying out this Program is the lack of money,
the ‘hource was af the opinion that CAST would do anything to obta‘a
this money ani might even confiscate bank accounts and moneys and nego-
tiable ‘rstruments held in safety deposit doxes, Carrying this one
step furthar, the yource thought such cocfiscatory tactics could only |
be a teaporary saving device and that eventually it would be necessary
for CAST: % obtain a large lean fraz another country. Fe speculated
that this woald sean either the United States or the Soviet Union, and
feared that if it were the atter/it would rean the end of friendly
‘relations with the United States, In respect. to CASTRO's possible
need for a loan, another, fairly reliable, source reported on 18 August
1959 that CASTR) was trying to obtain a W0,000,000-peso loan from docat~
aod
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Dr. Agustin GUITART Campuzano
25 April 1910, Cardenas, Cuda
4009 Elba St., New Orleans 295, La.
Doctor of Science (Mathematics & Physics)
Presently teaching at Xavier University in
New Orleqns.—
Fornerly a Prof. at the Univ. of Havana
Sevyved as Minister of Education during the early
art of Carlos PRIO's tenure as head of the Cuban
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MACHADO's term. (date unknown)
Helena TORO
Agustin,. Jorge, Vilma Welena, William
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ACTION REQUIRIO™ REFERENCES
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REF: UFAA-=3715S.
1, As'stated in the reference, ANGAME-1 claims that
Guitart has relatives living in the U.S. The ANOTs were
asked for any information they might be able to provide on
“such relatives, Forwarded herewith is a copy of OTA-3909
with information available to the ANOTs on the two. dadividugls js
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. they believe to be Gujtart's half pace fAgustin "G'ou itt! a
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‘ Campuzeno and Miguel Antonio Gu i t Cagpuzano. Also. 30)
he. included. is information on Guitart's mistress,*Mar Jou ar Zz
Fernandez, There are no Station traces 6a either of the brothers,
i 24 Station traces on Mar JUAREZ Fernandez indicate that
she ds the-head of the Ichthyology Department of the Oceano-
graphic Institute. In February 1967 a vefugee source reported
her ‘to be the assistant to Guitart in the Plankton Department
of the Oceanographic Institute of the Cuban Acadeny of
Scien€es, and one of the founders of the Institute of
Occanology. Sho had formerly been a professor of biological
' sciences at the University of Havana, In 1966 she was given a
. UNESCO scholarship to study in an unidentified European country
but the Cuban Government did not give her permission to leave the
island, In 1966 she was nominated to attend a convention in the
USSR but again was not given permission to leave Cuba, She
"has been opposed to the regime since 1963 and was anxious to
leave Cuba,
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Ruth P, JUBKOVITZ a
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“A. ‘as stated ia the reference, ANGAME~1 claims that
/ Guitare had relatives living in the U.S. The AM0Ts vere
7 asked for: any. ‘information thoy might be able to provide on
.. @geh relatives, “Forwarded horowith is a copy of OTA-~3800
with information: ‘available to the AKOTs on the two individuals.
they bolieve to be Guitart's half-brotiyrs, Agustin Guitar?
. and Miguel Antonio GQuitart Canpusanc. Also
ineluded is inforaation on Guitart's nistress, War Juares
” Fernandes. There are no Station traces on oither of the brothors.
2. Station traces on Bar JUARES Fermandez indicate that
ako i9 the head of the Ichthyology Department of the Occano-
.. graphic Iastitute. In Fobreary 1967 a refugse source reported
‘her to ho tho assistant to Giitart in the Plaakton poper taut
ef tho Oceanographic Institute of the Cubaa
Sciences, and ong of the founders of tho Institute of
‘Gceanology. Ghe had forusrly beon & professor of biological
-eséieeees at the University of Havana. In 1866 she was given a
. GHESCO scholarahip to atudy in an unidentified European country
bat the Cuban. Governzent aid not give her permission to leave the -
island. ia 1936 she was sominated to attend 2 convettion in tho
_ BSSB but again was not givea peratssion to leave Cuba. she .
has boon opposed to the regina since 1963 and was anxious to
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SUBJECT: Dario GUITART Manday
REP: - ofs-1517, .3Jan_72
1. In accordance with your request, wa are forwarding traces on i
relatives of Dario GUITART Manday (or Mandey) who are residing in tho U. S.1
. &e GUITART Campuzano istin:
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Professor of physics ‘at Xavier university, pept. of Phy- a
sics, New Orleans, Louisiana. 70125, @.S., phone number im
488-6646. Resides at 3605 Louisiana Ave., Pkwy, NO,faows -
Louisiana 70125, phone number 821-1307. He is married to |
Helena TORO Abril and haa the following childrens Dr. H
Agustin Ramon GUITART Toro, married to Daisy FOX Padronr
Jorge Miguél GUITART Toro (single); Vilms Helena GUITART i
Toro, married to Dr. Edmundo P. ROBAINA (identical with i
Dr. Edmundo Pp. ROBAINA Grasso, a lawyer); and William
Clark GUITART Toro, married to Giselle MARTINEZ de la To- ;
rre. .Source: Cuban. Families Year Book, 1969-70, iasued i
by Joaquin de POSADA. '
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: ‘Married to Dr. Elena TORO Abril. Has a degree in Phyaice~ |
” ; Mathematica and Physics-Chemistry. Professor at Havana‘:
: ; University. - Resides at 1502 64th St. at the corner of :
“15th Ave., Ampliacion. da Almendares, Marianao, Havana Pro- -—
vinca, phone number 2-7571.. Childran: Agustin, Jorge, —
Vioma Helena. and: William Clark GUITART Toro. Member of
the Club of Cuban Professionals. Source: Nuestra Sociedad -
social directory by Jose Manuel VALDES cruz, 1958, publish- _
ed by "Diario Nacional, " page 471. . :
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Al2 684 999. DPOB: 25 Apr 1910, Cardenas, Matanras Pro-
vince, U.S. address: 509 W 178th St., Miami, Fla. Ad-
@ress in Cuba: 1502 64th st., Marianao, Havana. Entered
the U.S. at Miami on 16 Feb 1962 (PAA 422). Occupation
in Cubat Professor of. physica. Visa waiver. PpPp-38810
valid until. 28 Aug 63. 5°6" tall, 162 lbs. Married to
Elena TORO Abril. , Source: Immigration card,
Doctor, Mamber of the Revolutionary Teachers Directory.
Residas at 4009 Elba St., New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.
Source: Liat of members of the New Orleans Delegation of
the Revolutionary Teachers Directory, 20 Jul 63. ;
- Professor of Physica at the School of Sciences of Havana
. University. ‘Source: Cubafi Personalities Pile No. III/57.
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b. GUI TART Campuzano, ‘Miquel Antonio:
Professor of mathematics, Physics-Math Dept., Alabama
College, Montevallo, Alabama 35115, U.S., telephone num-
ber 665-2521... Resides at 204 N Ashville circle, Monte?
vallo, Alabama 35115, U.S. phone number 665-2506. Mar-
fied to Emma Rosalia TABARES Gutierrez. Children: Miguel
. Horacio GUITART Tabares, married to Berenice LANCIS Paz;
“'... and Enma Eloisa GUITART Tabares, married to Emilio CERICE
. Rivero. Source: Cuban Families Year Book, 1969-70, issued
by Joaquin DE POSADA. .
Al2 496 264, DPOB: 11 Oct 1908, Toiupa, Mexico. U.S. ad-
dresa: 1250 SW Sixth st., Miami, Fla. Addresa in Cuba:
8408 187th Ave., Fontanar, Marianao, Havana. Entered the
U.S. at Miami on 19 Oct 61 (BWA 414). Occupation in Cuba
professor of mathematice at Havana University, Pp-22512
issued on 22 Jul §5, valid until 22 Jul 63. Visa waiver.
Married to Emma TAVARES Gutierrez (identical with Emma Bdoisa
TABARES Gutierrez) who resides at the same address. Sources
Immigration card.
Resides at 204 N. Ashville Circle, Monteavallo, Alabama.
Pather of the refuges Miguel H. GUITART Tabares who arrived
in the U.S. on 10 Apr 70. Refs PIR C-080-056.
“2.. please, note. that Agustin and Miguel Antonio have the matro-
nymic Campuzano, while Subject's matronymic is Manday or Mandey. This
makes us believe that they are half brothers (children of the same father). {|
Also note that reports indicate that subject was born around 1923 while
“Agustin and Miguel Antonio were born in 1910 and 1908 respectively. Their
difference. in age is around 13 years.: Agustin and Miguel Antonio wera
reported as basing brothers of Dario:GUITART Mandey by Orlando @AMBU Fer~
nandez (Al? 362 397}.. On 20 May 1966, JAMBU provided data to prepare a
Summary of Information on Dario GUITART Mandey. In thia Summary (we are
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attaching a copy in Spanish)., JAMBU
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he did not know that they are half brothers who haw d
We are certain that the individuals reported by JAMS are Agustin and
because they have the same occupations.
33 We are also. forwarding a copy in Spanish of a Summary of In-
formation on Mar JUAREZ Fernandes who has peat identified ag Dario’s
mistress and as head of the Department of Tetvology af the Institute of
Ocaanology.
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brothers. :
in and Miguel Antonio GUITART Carmpuszano .
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Querido Dr, Guitarts
Bn ai carta del 2), del presente, se mo olvido sdjuntar
el sobre para la carta que usted va a escribir a Rene, Este
sobre adjunte « esta ha sido especialmente preparado yes
‘esencial para la disposicion de comnicacionss que nosotros
hemos discutido.
la ruago, por favor use el sobre adjunto para nandarle
a Rene las dos paginas que le mande a usted el 24 de Junio.
Otra ves, le agradesco muchisimo por su asistencia.
Espero ‘anciosarente al proxim viaje a Nuevo Orleans para
‘- vigitar con usted otra ves.
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En mi carta del 2) del presente, so me olvido edjuntar
ol sobre para la carta que usted va a escribir a Rene, ate
sobre adjunto a esta ha sido ogpecialmente preparado y eo
esencial para la disposicion de cominicaciones que nosotros
hemos diecutide. :
Le’ rusgo, por favor use el eobro adjunto para mandarle
a Rene las dos paginas que le mande a usted el 2h de Junio,
Otra ves, le agradasco muchisino por au asistencia,
Espero anciosesente mi proximo viajo a Nuevo Orleans para
visitar con usted otra ves.
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noticias que ‘ne ‘da ie. ‘boda la fesilia. Yo la lei con algunos dias de retree
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dad, y usta regresa pase por la dasa se la mama de -Pisna para rocogerlae
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‘a quienes Ud. describa y- _ quienes s se rasiere en sua dartasy caando por oualquier
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que uno estima y quiere, aungee sea por carta, Cuide ‘de gu salud pero no sa preocue
pe mucho porque la ‘enfermedad que Jd. padece es tranaltoria y dado oe: tratamiento
que Ud, dice seguir, tengo, 1a sere-idad de que pronto se sentira se sentira bien del
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August 5, 1963
Dear Dr. Guitart,.
Please excuse my writing in English but I find myself
short of time and/it is quicker i? I write in English.
I am returning herewiGh the papers you forwarded to me
and as also enclosing a visa waiver for Daisy GUITART Fox. -
Visa waivers are of little value these days because of —
various restrictions that have arisen in connaction with
‘travel to the United States from Cuba via another country...
Thia situation IJ will discuss with you when I am in New
Orleans which I expect will be during the week of.
12 August 1963.
~ You mentioned that your son, Jorge, might contact me.
fo date, he has not called.so I trust that thore has -been .
Ro need on his part to see ne.
Since I have received no word from you I suppose Rene
has not yet anawered your letter. Let us hope that we hear
from him goon.
I would like to discuss with you the possibility of
contacting your friend Sr. Camayo of Holguin. Perhaps. by .
“the time I arrive you will have had some good ideas on how -
best to carry this out. I'm looking forward to seeing you
and will call you as soon as I arrive in order to make an
appointment to see you.
Best rogarés,
carl Teels
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New Crieans, June?$<3
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Dear Mr. Tes:
Posiblerente mi hijo Jorge,que vive en Washireton, solicitara una
entrevista con V. y le ccnsultara un problera que el tienes; ne agracarfa que V,
pudiera ayudarlo. El sabe que Vs. ¥ yo somos amigos y nada ras; con esto quiero
cecirle que el no sabe cual es el motivo de nuestra conexion,. -
Hoy recibf una carta de ri pariente en Santiars de Cuba - me dice
-qte (su carta tien: fecha Junio 13) qe la ultina que recitio de mi parte tiene ;
fecha 25 de Marzo; esto significa que las cartas de aq:{ -sra sla estan denorane
do mas de los diez dias que supen{anos; es pesible quc asteartas que salen de es-_ .
ta ciudad vayan,primero,para Miand y de-all{ sean remitigas a Cuba via Mexico; es-
ta es una suposicidén mia ya que yo he escrito varias cartss para Santiago de Cuba
con fechas posteriores al 25 de Marzo y anteriores a Junio 13 y no me explico el
“por que ce la demora, Si V. sabe ce alguna forma’ Fara que la corresponcencia vaya
mas rapidamente, podrS: nos utilizarla.
Como le decfa en mi carta de ayer, agufl le incluyo las visas de ni
hijo y de su familia; me refiero al hijo mio que vive en Cubas en su ultima carta
el me dice que ya solicitd el pasaporte de la mas pequena de sus dos hijas, que na»
cio el 13 de abril de este ato y cuya visa waiver fud solicitada por mi hace cuesticn
de.un mes, peco mas o menos, : :
ae Tengo informes acerca de que la Cruz Roja Internacional es la entidad
que hace gestiones y que ha logrado el tras!ado de muches refugiacos cubanos desde la
Habana; de no: ser por conducto de esta organizacién serfa necesaric obtener del Depar-
tamento de Sstado (Washington) una autorizacidn para que mi hijo y su fanilia lograran
que las visas waiver que noseen les sirvan para trasladarse desde Mexico a los Estados
Unidos, Con esta autorizacion, creo que seria facil obtener de las autoridades mexica-
- nas visas de transiéo por Mexico.
~ ..ce todos modos:le estare muy agra‘ecido por las gestiones que V. haga
para locrar el traslado de mi ‘hijo y su familia que esta corpuesta de las siguient:s
personas: © Coe be a : - oan
. Agustin Ramon Guitart Toro
Daisy del Carmen Fox Padron. (Esposa)
_ Maria Elena Guitart Fox (hija mayor : 17 meses de edad )
a ; Daisy Guitart Fox "(hija menor: 2 " 4 ®
: @arlce Fox Mayol . - (suegrs o fathcr-in-las)
SO (cufada o sister * 1 )
Irma Fox Padron
Telefono: 2-7533
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Demicilio en. la Habana: Calle 68 No, 1514 entre 15 y 7, Marianao, - Habana,Cuba,
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‘pais y se les puede vor por todas partes.
detey "New Orleans, Jun 2h de 1963
sear Mr. Teelst
La seyunda carta para Santjaro de Cuba ye fue puesta en el correo
y estoy esperando la respuesta de la primera.
A continuacién le copio parte de una carta del anifo de @ Holgufn, di-
Yigida a un familiar redicente | en esta Ciucad 1
"El vais seesta convirtiendo en una gigantesca base militar, . ras alls de todo cdlous
lo. Existe un frenético movimiento de armas de todas clases; miles de veh{culos mili-
tares se maaven a todas horas del dia y de la noche, Estan estableciendo campanentos
militares y aeropuertos on todas partes, Todas las lors de siedra han sido perforadas
para e} almacenaricnto de armas,2 prueba de bombarleo. Niles de rusos han, ooupado el
La represicn es salvajo y estan preparados
para enfrentarse a cualquiera invasidn en gran «scala, Las antiaervas (ametrallado-
ras) conocidas por cuatro bocas han sido sustituidas por lanza cohetes. Palma Soria-
mente fortificadas, La Lema de las Piedras, entre Bai~
no, Songe y La Maya estan fuerten
re y Jiguani tiene emplasanientos de cohetes. Las conocidas cuevas del Pepu, a cinco
kilonetros de Baire- hacia la Sierra Maestra- las han convertido en depusito de armas
ae yen) calibres",(Esta carta salié “e la Habana,o Cuba, en la primera quincenas
e Mayo, :
La carta donde habla de la base de subrarinos de Janes se le ha extravia-
do pero me ofrecid dbuscarla , Mientras tanto,estoy escribicndo al anigo de Holguin ine
vitandole para que me escriba con ja mayor cantidad <le informacion.
. En sobre aparta le sstoy enviando las cepias ce_las waiver visas de la
‘familia de mi hijo; la unica que falta es la de.la mas pequena de ‘las ninag,que naq
“eto el 13 de Marzo; yo escribi al Departtamento de Estado solicitandola pero todavia
no he ebtenido re spucsta; Ja carta la diriged al Sr. Whitaker (isa Offide).
Sin otro particular, be daluda su amigo,
Mb Lolo
Dr, Agustin Guitart
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Apex Station
Washington, D.C.
23 June 63
Querido Dr, Guitart,
En ai carta del 234 del presente, se ma olvido adjuntar el
sobre para Ia carta que usted va a escribir a Rene. Este sobre, -
edjunto a esta ba: sido especialmente preparado y es deencial
para: la disposicion de comunicaciones que posotrog heros oo.
discutido. ; . - La
Le ruego, por favor use el sobre adjunto para mandarle
Otra vez, le agradezco muchisimo por su asistenoia, oo
Eepero anciosamente me Proximo viajo a Nuevo Orleans para
_visitar con usted ctra voz.
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2h dune 1963
‘Dear Dr. Caltart,
4dgunto hay des hejas de papel que centienen el Rensaje especial
para Reno. Usted ga fijara cue hay une letra "X" en lap! en un lado de
coda jun de las dos hojae. La carfa cue usted va a escribir ‘pera Bene debe
ser escrita en el lado dél papel aue contiene la letra "I." No escri.a en
01 otro lado del papel. Su carta debe rer escrita con maquina, lapis or
Per favor, a@secure que su carta sca normal y anletuosa, Le carta ©
no debe incluir algo. que tenga doble sentido .9 que de sospecha que Usted
esta tratando de impertir tn -Renssje adenie de lo que usted actuzlmente hag
escrito en su carta, Siempre @8 mejor seguir con discusiones sobre -asim
_ fapiliares. - hidéa, ‘parientes, planes. de. vacaciones y otras: temas personales, ,
Siempre que la carta sea normal in Spariencla ye el sobro dirigido en
forma normal, todo estaba bien. - :
Estey ancloso da tener Roticlas do Rene como lo 6a quedUsted taedien, a
La carta le rusga que el escriba a au nueva "sobrina", Lillian Mértines, 4517
Walmsley St, Kew Orleann. Soponco que Usted le advirtio @ "Lillisn® qua
espereuna carta de Rona, que no va usar su propio nonbre en la carta o como
remitente, Por favor pidale a lillian que no habra la carte. Tambien, hagaze
el favor de renitir le carta a al sin abrir. De esta manora nuestro laboratorto
podra hacer un examen al la carte fue molestado ono. Tan pronto que nuestro.
: Aeboraterie desatolle: ol Mensaje, le mandare copia de la carte y mis ‘Comentsrios.
tentras tanto si Ysted tiens algunas ‘idoas sobre’ su.anigo.en Holguin por favor
eserlbame.de el pars que yo, tanbien, pueda erpesar con mio plones. Dr. Ouitart, -
ha sido un grat Placer pars mi por haberlo encontrado y tengo confiansa que
encontrarenos Burstra relacion qitusmenta productiva, Al fin de todo, nusstrag
metas son les aisuas y podramo satstir uno ol otro. para lieger hacia ellas, .... -
Eepero anciosamente nuestro Praxine encuentro y noticias de Hene. Otra ves,
ail agradectaiente per toda su ayuda, Mig mejores reeurrdos a Usted y a toda
ea fanilie, = yo
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\ . , Como ahora estoy de vacaciones tengo nia tiempo para owplir “eon
los familiarce y axigoa a quienes debo corregpondoneiay no tengo ninguna carta ta-
yaals que referimms; en mi altima te deofa quo habfa recibide una tuya cantando~ .
‘me del arribo felis dol par de boticas para tu nistecita; cone se por oxpertensia
que al cabo de una semana cualquier sapato ussdo por un nifo tiene o adquiere el olor
carscteristico de quien se orina en. os pantalones, estdy
el mmero para comprar ol otro per ds sapatiooe pare ¢
Ake explicars te Somprads varias revise
gsante y muy humana suo toate on i
fgeat y ma eLgleron too nes ian) WALLY 7 ou compre do extatony rogeenrn 7
de la Universidad y ostudtaran en osta eiudad durante el vorano y, por ultine, uw prino .
. do Bd. au 1 seflore, la nana y tres muchachos se + hoepedaren en casa, Tronendacdacentracten, os
ahora le casa nes ese, vacta,-
Espero noticias tuys; 3 no seas renolon para escribir pose las castas
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da le femilia nos hacen sentir mas cerca de nuestra tierra,<
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Mi quorido ties
; | Me ba extraiads mustio no. tener arte tuys en oste semana} 20 ne
oousrid ° pensar que qcisas hibieran: tenido que ‘operer ry Magdalena aunque ta no
dootaa en una de tus cartes que se sentia mejor de eu vesiculas cuando yo pade-
ofs do esa enfermedad ostuve tomando durante muchos efios una medicina llamada
Motischonl @ algo parecide, que os le naravills Jer-Airies sf quieres yo creo.
que equis” es ‘fhe camnguirla y to podria » hha te .
en ae Boo
Ato para que la prow
rctones en ingles y las canta opn bastante
facilidad que tienen los mushaches para a~
aaah da Lear 1a navel do qua te MabLaba on nt carta‘antos |
b leerla te reconendarfa que siguieras algunos de. los consejos
Ye haces ia figura masculina de 1a novela y desde-ol: t{tule ©
. hasta ta ditien pagan cettonnonetins qua Go debe spe apie en tee ‘-
tre pare-poder convivir en fanilias tu mé dinis ‘que estes imy viejo pare céim- -
_ Mar pero:sobre ‘todo ok tftaie as wma cond mararilioan, A nly oon Las newelasyae
- pasa ‘a idisio due « oon laa policulass . ) ‘Ldentifico tanto con los personajes oe
Liege « vontit 1as nimas enociones que el novelists’ describe de evs protagunton el,
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tao. ‘
Age's estan heciendo unos calorme insoportables; a clima de Dantiage
es como un invierne compared con e verano que pedocanos por aqule ;
| Bepare tas noticas. Un abraso do Ae
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Héoqiwteans Jun. 19 de 1963
FA queride thos
"Wo ba artraado mucho no tener carta tiya on esta senanay 80 ma
_ ‘omurté pensar qué qian bubteran tontdo que operar a Magdalena aunque ta na
“decias on une de tus cartag que #0 sentfa mejor de gu vesiculas cuando yo pade-
“eta de ena enfornedad estuve tomando durante suchos afios una medicina Lienada
: Metseabood ° algo parecide, ¢ qe oa. lemaraville de
ae
; be de:loeF 1a novela de que te hablabi en nd carta anton 2
‘bh leer te reocnondaita. quo eiguioras, ‘algunos de“ los: consejos a
Le ace a-le figura nasculina de la novela y desde ol t{tule
hasta 1a citina pagina contionen enseiinsas que oo dabfan sogulr al ple de 1a le
tre ‘para poder convivir en fantliay tu mo dim’ que opted my viejo pare came
“bar pere sobre todo a ‘afvate or ea ‘wna cosa maravillosa, a iy con, las novelas,no
@-nisd' que con las palicclast me Adentifion tanto oon los persotinjes qs
Mego & sents tan sien enoctonas que cl novliste dedcrtbe do wus protagenton «
ate ge
. tas,
: ) _ "Aqui ceten haciendo mos calores Ansoper tables) @1 clima de Santiago
3 it ©8 cone un invierne compared oon ol verano que padecesoe por aqui.
tebe on
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Dear Mr. Teels:
\ Le acompale copia de ls ‘carta que recib{ antes de
“ayer, de ai anigo de Holguin, Bstimo oa tiene algunos puntos muy
. interesantes,sobre todo en lo refereste a ios precios de las mere
; cencias y alinentos mas hecesarios asi cane 2 al estado de. opinien’
: existente, en contra del Gobierno.
El me anuncia otra carta eee cotallas nas concretes
e, immediatarente, le enviare cepia exande yo la reciba.
t _ Del pariente de Santiaze. ce. Cuba no he. tenido notte
C perdido, Tanbieh es posible que al haya entendide le que se ‘le
“peaia @ que no haya queride expenerse a escribir, Creo conveniente no
‘tocar ese. » punto por ahora, _y esperar basta que ye reeiba carta de ele :
Le saluda afectoosarente,
; Stas, y creo que la carta con el-papel especial fue interceptada o se ,
Meee rea etal em teenth
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Holga. Nov, 8 = 1963
Muy estirado anigo:
. , Me complacio mucho la liegada de pu apreciada carta. Tenfa elertas
dudas de que 1s anterior mia hubiera liegade a su poder, Su carta de tos ultimos dias
de Septieabre me llego solo hace pocos dias. Hay demora en la corsespondencia por ra
tones obvias, Por su interes en mi estado de salud, le quedo muy agradecido y confie
en que el plan que sigo me restablesca prontanente,. A veces estoy muy pesimigta y cone
sidero mi caso eronico y definitivamente incurable. (Se refiere a la situacion an Cuba
y a lo dificil que resulta el derrotar al regixen fidelo-cozunista). Sus palabras de a=
liento son muy apreciadas por mi. Dadas mis posibilidades tratare de: haciendo uso de =
la autoctitica autorizada por el partido, o tal ves la critica sin auto, tratare de des
eribir Ta situacion aquis : | .
; ' A principios de Octubre pasado tuvimos la Fisita de la Sra. Flora,
terrible huracan que inicio su ataque un viernes 3 y nos dejo el miercoles 8, dejando
una estela de desolacién y muerte. Asoto nuestra provincia y parte de.Camaguey durante
east sets dias, sin dejar de llover y con vientos de 100 kilonetros por hora, Francamen
amos que se hab{a iniciadé al segundo diluvio universal. Gracias 3 Dios, nuestra
familia y las dé amigos y conocidos no-sufrieron dafios ostensibles, no asi las gonas rue
« rales que fueron barridas por las. corrientes, como en Cauto, sonas de Mir, Mayarie, Saq=
_ gua de Tanamo, Santiago de Cuba, Guantanamo y, en fin, toda la Provincia en sus sonag
mas bajas., Dada la incapacidad del Observatorio Nacional, la alarma fue emitida dema-
siado tarde, ocasionando esta irresponsabilidad,por parte de las Autoridades, la pardi«
da. de vidas y animales en sumas astronénicas} segun las sonas que conosco y por informes
veraces, calculo que sobre 50,000 cabesas de ganado vacuno y otra cantidad igual de pore
cino se perdieron. Las aves han deaapsrecido por completo, En vidas humsnas me atrevo a
@ asegurar que son mas de tresmil, Jevenes que habian sido llevados a las montafas a re-- .
coger cafe y para otras labores agricolas, han perecido por centenares, por efecto de -
los derrumbes de picachos y arboles, asi como por lag. corrientes de agua que bajaban co~
mo cataratas, Ahora son conducidos,hecia la Habana, en grandes rastras (big trucks) los
despojos de estes infelices, como verdéeros parias, llenos de mugre y harapos, sin alie
pero son incapaces de rebelarse, toda
veg que la represion mas que brutal es salvaje. Nadie puede imaginarse come es de mona=
i truoso este sistema, que puede resumirse con tres palabras: falacia, propaganda y repre-
“gion sin limites, Al final se aparecio el gran simulador (Fidel Castro) en varios carros
hiso
anfibios, escenifico un show pre-fabricado y se proclamar "heroe salvador de los cam
Las tremendas inundaciones anegaron los depositos subterraneos de ar- |
@ han hecho en lag lomas. El aeropuerto (se refiere al de Holguifn)
sufrio danos de consideracién, Una caravana de mas de 200 camiones llegoe a esta Ciudad
anunciando que trafan alimentos - pero, en realidad, estaban cargados de armas para sus-
tituir a las que fueron danadas por el Ciclon; tenfan que se’ produjera un ataque de los
enemigos de Castro, aproveckando las condiciones desastrosas en que se encontraba la Pro
vinela. . se . . :
Como Ud. sabe , han sido confiscadas las fincas mayores de 5 caballe-
rias, pero lo eierte es que tambien han ocupado fincas mucho menores, expulsando a log
propietarios sin permitirles que llevaran algunas de sus pertenencias, La confiscacion
de las fimeas pequeflas coincidie con el inicio del. ciclon, y los ocupantes.sin conesi~
miento de la topografia del terrene no tenaron las medidas aproplaces para protezer los
animales y las cosevhasj muchos de estos indeciles murieron ahogados, pagando con aus vie
das su complicidad con les delitos del gobierno, 61 es que se puede llaar asi. .
. - Estas fincas, antes de la confiscacion, estaban produciendo bastante, |
pero ahora han quedsdo en manos de imbeciles analfabetos, de peones sin instruccion ale. ;
guna, sin sentido minizo de sus cargos. Haste hoy no han pagado los salarios de les tra-
bajadores de esas fincas; también han-cambiade el sistema de salarioss a los que ordeflan
las vacas le pagan £0,35 por hora y como no trabajan mass de h. horas, perciben salarios de
hambre.~ Ahora han impuesto el llamado Sracionalisme® en los salarios y abonan al trabaja
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dor segun lo qze produce, exigtondole una gran produecion por un pequeno salario; asi
por ejexple mm cb-wro de una fabrics de sapatos deverga $5.00 por cada $25.00; un al-
baMil ( obrere de la construecién) gana $5.00 por cada millar de ladrillos que coleque.
(rines Spasas® eubaros eqetvolen, chora, a SO centavos de dollar ameriaane); es por eso
que el mercase negro crece enormementa; los precios en el mercado negrp sen: 1 hueve,
. vale $1,00; una libra de frijoles, $1.50; una de arros, $1.50; 1 libra de cafe, 26,003
? una de filete, $10.00, La inflason es incontenible ni con la sancion de fusilanicnte.
: los sucldcs iguales . y nenores que antes y el racionaniento que es inadecuade no perniq
ten ung dieta suficiente en calorias diarias.. El mercado negro lo sostienen, precisa=
mente, los nientros de la "nueva clase” ,- que viven como principes, en grandes residen=
cias, con varies: criados pagades por el Estado y con grandes cmntidades de dinero 3 su
disposicion; Ics miembros de la nueva clase son los oportunistas de siempre, hipocritas,
vanuladoress latrones y malvacos y que scr les puntales en que cescansa el regiren ras
abyecto y orital que se pueda imaginars , .
i Esta gente son implacables con sus enenigos, y estos son todos aquellos
que no se someten al comunismo, Fl gobierne de ese fais Ase refiere al Gobierno Ameri-
‘can) si.no se ‘ispone a asunir doéberminados riesros jamas legrara erradicar este cancer .
. _°. que amenasa a Ya America entera; Rusia, ladina y astuta se aprovecha de la conducta hee
-i nesta de los Estados Unidos, respetuosa de los cenvenios internsciona}es, en tante que
_ ella no los ammle. Tengo la firme conviceion de-qua los ruses no pelean y que usen sole
la astueia y les rejuegos politicos para ir Sominande al unde, como lo han hecho en el
ease de Cuba.
, : Algunos de les liamados” "tecnicos rusos" han abandonade nuestra Patria,
i : pero vienen otres y el contrel de ies fuertas ermadas esta todavia en. sus manos.
‘Les ruses, cuando se tes comaina dan un paso atras pero antes han avansa-
do des; el Munde Occidental se mantiene en actitud defensiva y ellos lo saben; elles sa-
ben. que los Oeeidentales le temen a la responsabilidad de desencadenar una guerra y se
aprovechan de elle; asi van minande gobiernos y pueblos; millones de democratas en el mune
que sea demasiado tarde,
. Aqui en Cubase apercibe un colapso enconemico; los deaafegtes a] gobler~
os / | me son el 90% ce 1a poblacion; pero esto no basta ; el gobierne se mantendra hasta quemar
a las ultimas pesidilidades y los rusos lox ayudara nininamente pero lo ayudan, a pesar de
ae me ’ , que ahora Fidel Castre- como ‘leader sacionalista independiente negandose a firmar el trata—
‘ . do de proscripeisn de las pruebas nuvleares y. adseribiendose al bleque chino.
En wi proxina carta je dare detalles sobre hechos | concretos.
\ a) saluda muy afectuosanente, ,
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Dear Mr. Teels: i. . a :
Miami ie eseribi acerca de los infoires del anigo qe lier de
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Bess
Cuba cn los ultimos de Julio o finales de Agcstos espero que le hayan 5240, utie
les los informes swiinistrsios sor el.- \
Ahora lg trascrido la carte ras interesante de una carta recibiia del
amigo de, Holguin. sue tiene fecha Agosto 21 ¥ cue me fue entrecada ayer Sep. 2.-
La carta dice asiz*lorg-endo su interés en conocer con detalles la situaefon de Cuba.
. ie arcerdy con ris pobres conoci: ientos trataré ce Complacerlo.
hoestra Fatria,querido anigo,no existe; confilo que un dia no lejam - .
a Tesmja Sy nuevo pues esta situacidn pidra sostenerse por 1a tiempo j
° pero Jacss por siempré. Considere a Cuba como-una base Sovietica; la :
Wiss nermsal cde la Nacion ha degdarecidd; un movinients contemio de
Dasrtas wilitares y de equipes gcupa todo el espacio y el tiempo; es i
Sore una peste "verde" que lo Ainvace todo; tambien ista peste verde .
a-mcral de la ciudadania (He says "peste verde® or green”
% decause all the soldiers were creen uniforms -Russian and Cuban
Sa.ciers.} Sn-el’ fondo todos dotestan al régimen pero unos mr cobar=
Ges, otres' por estar convertidos en com -lices y muchos por riedo al
hamdre que innera, lucen camo rerfectos sim:ladores.-La erueldad del :
Sistena camunista ha destriido los principios de di:nicad de rcran par= :
te Se iss Cudsnos, La vida ce un nombre hoy en nuestro Pais no vale
ngcs,sdio unas cuantas balas. Log soldados rojos infectan al Feis;
No sabris cecirle cuanias son las bases y cuantos los cannarentos
ruses Que existen hoy en Cuba; alrededor de este Pueblo
puecen contarse mas de dicz; mxmcy creo que el mimero de solsados
,
Tusss @n
sta ha sido sidmpre sub-estimado pues estoy, serure que es
tres 0 cuatro veces el numero que el Gobierno ofictalmente declara,
‘En el antiquo aerenuerto de esta Ciudad han ‘cornistruido tal ves la
Ww". maror-y mejor bese aerea de Cuha con pastas de mas’ de-S. Xiloretros
~~ de extensicny-es usada por varios tipos de cazas-sovieticos ¥ esta i
prevarada mara aterrizaje de bor>arderos pesados; los aviones y ar— :
Sensles ce tombas los guardan en subterraneos; thenen granzes defens=
sés aQiiaereas y rampas de cohetes de"tierra a aire" contra avicnes.
Todes los alrededores del aeroouerto est4n minados para evitar la -
aproxinauion por tierra; el seropuerto esta asistido por mas ve tres
mil soldaccs ruses para eualevier contingencia y son expertes extran-
mes lo ranejan. Diariarente hacen practicas ce bcrbariecs
_¥ anetralianiento detras ze la Loma de la Cruz, en las sabanss, La vi-
gilancia er los tonas costeras d2] Morte de la Isla es constante e- inin-
termatida aungue haya ral tienpo. Todas las. lomas o cerros de Sélida
Cortexicra estan per‘credos para utilisarlos como almacenes Ge -arras y ;
alimentes? ‘éste.es un plan qce afecta todos los lugares. Grandes ras- mo
: ms
-tras-pecetran en 1as-entrahas’ de. las lomas para’ descargar y carcar maq
terisles 4e sierra; ‘para ésto han construido carreterag alrededer de
odes estos arsenales de las lonas. Todbel litoral, sobre tod’s en lu-
rarys Je oosibles cesextarces estén rirados de trincheras ¥ perfecta
mente artillados. ( He.talks about the North Coast of the Province cf
Criernte and I suppose the. situation is the same in al] the Frovinces).
Ahora Las dispussto la forracion ce un Ejercito Cubano y todes los Mild-
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‘Fas autematicas yY morterce Ge cran cali
-del Caribe; estas armas ¥ explesivos scn_ trans
.€omo contrabando de mercancias alos Paises de Centro y Surdscerica.
-no tienminportancia; me parece muy
licdanos tienen que intecrerse en el mismet
posibilitecos de volver a la X civil; me atrevo A calculsr
bis forman parte de este cjercits ¢
alibre de fabricacien sovietica s.
250,000 honbres
Sedos peseen are
a. Lap arras
anericanas son utilizadas rara irtroductrias en los Paisesve Centro y Sumateriea. En
Banes existe una Base Naval liacads ce aprovisionariento; alli fabrican iss-explosivos
233 a los mares
que Canjuntamente con las arzas ame:icanas envian en exbarcacicres oes
Sordadas a-otras exbarca Ss y las Devan
Es Je suponer que esto
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86 hace con la complicidad de Suncionarios de estos raises lating An.
Los Cubanos anzi-cocunistas y anti-Castristas no podencs porserla fe en cl Pres
sidente Kennedy péro a veces su zolitica nos parece indecisa y extetporanea, Yor aqui no —
hay indicacion alguna ecermcde que las fuergas rusas sean evacuatss ce iz Isla pues én ves
de disminuir han aumentado considerablemente desde el akc pasade, Sabemcs que ahora so ha
intensificado el sabotade por rarte de patriotas inportades y datentro sero estas acciones
tienen poca efectividad dado el trermendo poder militar que disperne el ren conunistas
‘La gran mayoria-de los Cubancs deseanos tomar parte en una accicn final eoctra el regimen
de Castro pero la ausencia de una crientacion positiva los contiens®, . :
He ‘suprimido de la earta ce mi amigo de Holguin algunos parrafos qz¢ en mi opinion
interesante*lo que el dice de la’ Base Sava da Zanes
cuya existencia parece ser cierta, Jémo Ud, sabe la Ciudad de Sanes ésta wy cerca de Hole
guin y hay buena comunicacien. por carretera entre estos dos Puedlos.
cor ™ . Mo aot a . . f
' De mi tio de Santiazo ce Cuba no he benido noticias positivas y deste Miami mc fue
imposible comunicarme con el per telefono; : .
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Dear Dr. Guitart, oo mo
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Toank you for your letter about the man who arrived from
Cuba shortly before my last visit to New Orleans. I appreciate
your having taken the trouble to write. : . |
' 8inee I have nothing from you concerning Reno, I assume:
that Rene has not written to the address provided him in
“our" letter. Should you receive something, please call no
letter via Atr Mail to
‘Collect immediately and forward the
ashbington, D.C, 356-9874,
° office teleptone number is ¥,
Within three weeks of today, I expect to be in New Orleans
and will call you soon after arriving to arrange a meeting at
Best regards,
. Carl Teels
Westfall Associates
Co P.O. Box 7224
, : Apex Station
ee, . | Washington, D.C., 20004:
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to + Chief, Contact Viviston DATE: 7 dune 908 a
Att'n: Support Branch (MS$tunt-} : . : .
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‘the entire area and, naturally, has a very wide circle of friends
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SECRET.
22 June 1963”
MEMORANDUM FORTHE RECORD
SUBJECT:. Contact Report, Meeting with Dr, Agustin Guitars
DATB ¢ 12 June 1963
PLACE + 00 Office, New Orleans
-PRESENTs Subject ami Gerald R. Lapsley as Carl Teels
"a, pre Ouitart turned out to be an energetic Little man vith -
considerable background in revolutionsry/political activities. During
the reign of Machado he spent about. 17 gonths in the Isle of Pines
. prison for his anti-government activities. He has also been active
more recently.in anti-Batista and anti-Castro activities. After |
explaining our present needs for current {ntelligence, Dr. Guitart
suggested that we try to establish contact with hia uncle, Rene Guitart.
Rena je the youngest brother of bis father and waa always rather close
to Dr, Guitart.. Rene Guitart io a Santiago businessman, He formerly
represented a number of Canadian firss and perhaps other fires as well
but now bas only ote account that Dr. Guitart knows of. This is for
the Pillsbury Flour Company of Canadae Rene had business agents in
j ted with
asked-Rene to provide hin with information about military construction
at the port of Banes. ‘He expects to receive Rene's report on the
-gudject in the near feture and promised to send. me a Copy of it.
Dr. Guitert felt sure that he could, by indirection, convey to Rene -
the--mgang for developing the SW. syaten nunber 99s. Thesa directions
will be relayed {in -two. letters to be dispatched at one week intervald>
) third letter will carry the SW text. — 0 an ;
- 9, Guitert said that he could receive the letters at the hone
of a friend using the nane of one of his friend's daughters.
address ‘is Lillian Martinee, 1517 Walzsley St., New Orleans 25, La.
. eo Dr. GQuitart wrote the first two letters that game’ evening
and drought then to ny hotel. Friday evening. Since Dr. Guitert is |
an energetic man I believe our contact with him will produce more
than one recruitment attempt. He spoke of another family that he
knows. in Holguin and said that he would try to determine their present
GERALD R. : LAPSLEY
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UNCLASSIFIED CONFIDENTIAL
CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY
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George « regarding our conversation about visa
waivers, The man that reauested the visa waiver
was Dr. Agustin Guitart, He directed his request
to Hugh N, Whitaker, Acting Uhnief, Public Inquiries
Branch, Visa Office, Dept of State, Washington.
Dr. GUITAHT requested the visa waiver for his grand
child, Daisy GUITART Fox, born March 1963. Daisy's
fathery mother and sister already have the viea -
walvers, , : ;
If possible, I would like to obtain. the. waiver for |
[Daisy GUITART as a friendly gesture to Dr. GUITART. |
* JT know it won't be worth much butwill be of some :
‘fvalue in our dealings with Dr. SITTAST anyway,
. FOLO HERE TO RETURN TO SENOCER
FROM: NAMG. ADOREES AND PHONE NO. _
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Dear Mr. Toolas ;
La segunda carta para. Santiaro de Cuba ya fuo pussta | en el correo
y estoy osperando la respuesta de la Primera, :
A continuacion le copic parte deuna carta del amigo de Holguin, di-
rigida a un familiar ; Tedidente en esta Ciudad 3 ;
"Bi pate se. sta convirtiendo en una gigantesea dbase allitar, mas alle de todo callow
lo, Existe un frenatico movimiento de armas de todas clases; miles de vehiculos aili- ;
_ tares ea maeven a tedas horas del cia y de la nochs. Estan establec::ndo campamentos *
militares y seropusstoa on todas partes. Todas las lomag de piedra han sido perforadas
para e} almacensaianto de aimas,a prueba de bombardeo. Miles de rusos han csupado el
pais y ee les pueda ver por todas partes. La represion es salvaje y eston preparados |
" para enfrentarse a ccalquiera ‘rvasion en gran escala, as antiaereas (amstrallado= —
Tas) ocnocidaz por cuatro bocan ban sido sustituidas. por lansa cohetes. Palma Soria~
no, Songo y La Maye estan fuertemente fortificedaes~“ La Loma delasFiedrss, entra Bad
ca Ae tiene axplasaniontos de cohetes. Las conccidas cuevas del. xa cince
do Batre bsacia la Sierra Maeatra> las han convertido en dapesite de armas
* de todos los calibres*,(Esta carta salio de ls Habans,o Cuba, en da primera quincenas
de Mayo.) .
- ; La carta dunde babla de 1a dese de oubrarins do Banes eo le ha extravia
. * do poro me ofrecie duscarla , Mientras tanto,estcy escridiendo al amigo do Rolgeia in
vitandole para quo me escribs eon la mayor cantidad Ja Anfornacions :
_ Bn sobre gparte 1a estoy enviando las copiss do lao waiver visas do ls ~
. faailia de mi hijo; la unica que falta os le de ls mas pequena de las nifias,que nae ~
edo el 13 de Marsos yo escribi al Departtanento do Estado solicitandola pero todavia —
‘po hs ‘odtonido respuostas la carta la dirigi al Sr. Whitaker (Yiea Offséa). “
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DatE_2) Jens 1263
PREPARATION OF OUTGOING SW MESSAGES
To:.__Carl frettin xe7924 : Sas/xos /IR
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FROM: TSO! SWB - : :
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Rene GUTSax? ( Developmental Case)
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Dear Carlt ;
Thie aounda funay iat in order to Keop the eubdjecta in ooparate
lattoro I am starting thie one.! want to get thie ono out to give’
you a ohance to lock it over before you come. During avy vieit up
north wo talked about contacting some profesaore.J told you there
wore two or three in this area.! did not Aeve a obance to got alosd
to ong of thes until last Priday.iiere it gose:
Laat Fridasy night(Jan.%) ry wife ond I attondod a geoting to
commemorate the anniversary of the birth of Jose Marti.It vac quite
cold and not many peovle attondei(the act was not well organized
either). After the gesting one of the Cubsin coupleo talked ua into
stGopping at 4. fore going booe.Tt bappaned shed Dr. Agustin. =§ = ++
that look? weos prexrising)bed gone“ *
I eacoepted with the condition
that Dr. Ouitart would come along too.He couldn't turned it down. I
have heen trying to get close to this aan for sone tine and never baa
the opportunity before.I could not get aa much information as I wanted
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He wae a professor at the Inetituto dela Vibora(a very Jarge public |
high school in. Havana) for gany yearo before beconing a professor at
the University of Havana.Dr.Guitart is about 5' 5'* and aligbtly on
the heavy side.He has a little bit of grayish bair and a emall . ;
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phone, 82 2-2815.I believe he lives thore with bio wifo,daughter,son-
in-law and grand-childresHie son etaye there scae tines.I believe he
ic going to schoo] sonevhere.H
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Dr.Giitart ie now teaching Physics at Xavier University of Louisiana, |
a0 73275 Valnesto Se. , Teo Orloans, Las, "2 aese”
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phones HN-8-6646.0 7 7 ;
Fe looks very anxious to do something to holp fight the Communtets in
Cuba.fe gees has attended aoet of the nectings in How Orleans since his
arrivol here a few months ago.(By the way,he and two othor university
professors wero aitting together at the meeting Priday night).Be . _
‘He arrived in -Miaai froa Cuba in February 1962.Ha apent one or nora ;
.dtaye at Opa Leoka.I don't know.what date he arrived in Mieat but be
montioned he left Opa Locka on a Friday or a Saturday. ; .
I balieva Dr.Quitart's wife iaia ister or very close relative of
“Sere d61 Poro.Sara and her hueband Amador Odio are in prison in Cuba , i
now.doador Giio was a Carlos Prio aan seme years ago and was also anti- i
| Gatiote.Amador ani Sara were both oldse to the Castro faaily in 1959.
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and 1960.When one of Pidel's eisters got married,Sara gavo her a . , a
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wedding.The party tock place at Sara's tountry hoay just cutatde
Hevana.Somatine in late 1960 or 1961 Sara and Amador vera ancusod
of conspiring againet the governnent.Amador wae sentenced tr 30 yeare
an¢ Sara to'6 yoars.I belitove Sara and Amador have nine children. “bey
suat all be in the U.S. ty nov.
Aguatin's brother 19 Dr. Miquel Quitarts Mique) was a well tom
professor of Matheaatica in Havapg.T know be tought, ot the Instituto
& exams) for
Miquel 19 now teaching Wathesatios at the Univerasty of Alabama.
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Marcel ing Melendreras - Left Cuba (Havana) 29 July via Mexico. ‘Ho.
“a8 in Mexico City 10 days and arrived in New Yrleans Saturday, 10
August,
' Prior to the communi st governnent he vorked in Productora ae Superfosfatos
(Superphosphsfton Factory) of Regla. When this factary wais _confiacated
and included in the Consolidado de Fertilizantes (Fetiliser Consol idated)
he performed the duties of Assistant to the Chief in the Technclogy
Department. His services ended when he resigned a week before hie trip.
- Be informed ne that the number" “of Russians has increased considerably ©
and that when it was reported over short wave that a goodly ‘part of
them vere returning to their country they w were arriving in ¢ nunders
larger than those who were leaving, . Those which are seen in the streeta
of Havana are as many ag the Cutans who also walk on them, AQl the .
~ butldinga ‘and houses of the district known as Habana del Este (East
Havana) which was constructed and planned when the tunnel -vhich crosses
Havana Bey wea built are inhabited by Russians and Czechs (the letter
7 in lesser mmbera than the Russiana), This district was planned for
“well-to-do people ‘and the houses Ld are of the best quality,
In Ravana Provinee, the Russian camps are located in the surrounding
areas of the tovns known as Wajay and El Gino, Cubans are forbidden t
“transit through thdse towns (anda) were . removed from living there in
favor of the Ruasian officials, ‘In the surroundings are located machine
guns and antiaircraft: ‘gma ina large numbers : .
It ja’ well-known that the. fehing terminal (near Ravana) | which was
constructed ‘in onder to provide facilities to fishing Vessels which, | Operate
“on the North coast of Cuba has been converted inte a base for Puseian
submarines. Mr Melendreras was in Santiago de Caba and Rol guin a fev
weeks before: his trip but he did not hear anything said about the rub
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‘base said to have been constructed in Banes Bay, a city situated on the
Forth coast of Oriente province,
kha going through Las Villas Province at the entrance © the
city ef Santa Clara he was able to observe a large camp of Russian
’ soldiers in tents. The airport in this eity is controlled by
Rusgiana,
In Santiago de Guba and Halguin many greops of Russians are
seen but in a muller mmber than in Hevana, ‘Be believes that the
" munber of Rissians: has increased instead of decreased aince the
“October crisis.
In what regarde food, that which ie most abundant is rice and
macarend, _Weat, when it is available, is given every two weeks,
' one pound per person, When he left Cuba a month and a half ago
. there vere no eggs or chickens, In short, food is scarce and of
poor quality throughout the island,
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SOT eat nae Mee wena
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Bip ex SPs ets SAC, gigs. £2, la iudad de Sexico y llego a Kew
tes cde] Gotierno Comunigts trabajaba en 33 Froductora de Super -
osfatos de Regia; cucndo esta fdbricn fue confiseada e incluféa
en. el Consoliésdo de Fertilizantes desexpené el cargo ce Auriliar
del Jefe en el] Depsrtamento de Tecnologia; sus servicios terminaron
cuando renunci6, una semana nantes de su viaje.-
Me informd que el. numero de rusos ha auzentado corsiderablezente
y aue cuundo por radio de onda corta se decfa que buena parte ce
ellos estaben resresando 4 su pais, estuvieron llegando en numero
mayor de los que se iban, Los que se ven por las calles
edificios y casas del reparto llamado "Habena del Este" que fue
‘ eonstruddo y ‘planeado’ cuando se construyo el Tunel que atraviesa la
Bahia de la. Habsna,. estan habitados por rusos y checos (estos ulti-
:mos en menor nueere que los rusos), Este Reparto fue’ planerdo para
..gente de tuena posicidn y las casas son ce privera calitad.
' En la Provincis de la Habana, los campanentos rusos estdn ubica-
‘cados en los alrededores. de los pueblos ljamados Wajay. y El Cano;
para los cizhanos esta prohibido transitar por éstos pueblos que
-fuerdn deselojados pera ubicar. alli a la oficialidad rusa - & los
alrededores estan instaladas ametralladorss’ y ceffones antiaereod
en’ Bran cantided. (cerca de la Habana)
Es vox populi que 1a Terminel Pesquera -ue se
conetruyd pera dar facilicades a los barces pescueros aque operen
en-la costa norte de Cuba, esta convertidag en base de submarinos
rusos. El Sr. Nelendremag estuvo, semznas antes de su viaje, por
“Santiago de Cuta y Holgufn pero nada oyo decir acerca de la vase
de submarines que se dice han construido en la Bahia ce Banes, Ciu
‘dad situcda en le costa norte ce la Provincia ce Criente,
Al pasar por ‘la Provincia de las Villas, a la en
“trada ce la Ciudsd de Senta Clara pudo observar un 6ran campanento
: de soldados rusos en tiendas de coppafla; el aeropuerto de esta Ciu
dad esta controlsdo por rusos.
BS.) Santiago de Cuba y Holguin se ven muchos gru-
: Pos Ge rusos pero-.en menor nimero que en la Habana. El opina que
el nimero de Tusos ha aumentado en lugar de: ‘disminutr desde la cri-
sis del mes de Octubre.
‘Bn lo que se refiere : a aba= -tecimientos, lo que
mas ‘abunda son arrps y macarrores, Carne, cuando la hay, entre:
gan:una libra por. .persona cada quimce dias; cuando el salio de Cuba
hacia mes y mecio que no hab{a hucvos ni polles. En ‘resumen, la co
mida es escasa y ce nala calidad en toda la Tsla.
: de la Hata-"
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el amigo que llegb de Cuba el 29 de Julio. Se la hago en mi.
idioma por ser mas fécil para mf el redactarla, Suponge que
si Ustea pudo ablar « con 4, habrd podido obtener otros detha
lles. | We ha side posible para: m{ comunicarme con San-
tiago de Cutia desde esta Ciudad; espero hacerlo cuando regre..
‘se a a New orleans en los afew finales d de este meg y le eacribi.
re ) enseguida gue lo haga,.
Yo dejé instruceiones al Sr. Martinez para que
le enviara a su oficina de Washington cualquier corresponden.
cia que llegara de Cuba’ durante mi permanencia en esta Ciudad,
Siricerely yours,
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é Dear lr. Teolgs :
: Polloving 49 sowe addtional inforaation aa per our converoation
_ during your las? visit to How Orleans,
oF : a
Cuban 2 dDaak 40 Cudg.= Recently Beart through o third person
- \ that a Cuban 7 S woing beok to Cubs. I havo tried to find out details about
. “C8 thia, Bus 50 fav all I havo learned ios it io 4 wosien io ber fifties whose
\ “\ husband is in Cuba: So has boon living hore with ber daughter who is
married to en Agérioan (Robert ¢. Raker, 538 Cantral Aves, Wotairie, La.)
4 Se ‘Sho bas. already ‘Peoetved the cable fron the Comuniat Cuban 6°vornzont .
‘ . ; ~etating sho aay. Teturn, dut as far ao I know, sho hagn'’¢ left yot. This ie
“> ), QL T Rave boon able to fied out. Soa a a
; Hlj~ Joos Hata, in tite forties.- 150) Ovens Blvd. (Apt: A) Ho vas born in
i Santiaco de. Cubs, Orisnte Province, -He wes porcome) GSahbagor in the Mrst .
‘ ._. Watdonal Sank of Boston in Bantiago & dura, Presently caployed by tho Whitney
‘Neel Bank here in Hew Orleans, Very honest porpon. Ee used to bo enthusiastic
I havo
iG, .; Mids George Ronagosa, 35 yre, eld. Bora in Havana. He worked for ths “dea. .
‘ ' Pelifa Cubana-4e Bleotrictdad* and with his father an an inport-oxport busisees,
He is. presently working for the 6raia ooupeny that he:wed ¢5 Tepregeat in |
- gma he with a. of “ohivates” (informerg) eo X really sans
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HEMORANDUM FOR: 0©0/Contact Division
SUBJECT: Dr. Augustin Guitare
Attached horeto is a roport on Subject prepared by.
& New Orloans contact of ours. to are interested in
determining whether Dr. Guttart has contacts in Cuba which
‘could be of value to us: Plonee ask your Hew Orleans
office to interview Dr. Guitart, From our standpoint, the
purpose of the interview ia to obtain another assessment
of GUITART’s character and to try to unobtrusively loarn
fron hip what contacts he still maintains with persons
atill in Cuba. Ostonsiblo purpose of the interview could
‘be to determine the present gttitude of the staff of tho
University of Havana toward the Castro regine,
John H. Sherwood
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_. the University of Havana.Dr.Quitart is about 5’ 5'' and slightly oa
_, the heavy side.is bas a Littla dit of grayish hair and 4 emall
‘ puatache.Ho looks to be about 50 yeare old. ,
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Pala oounde funny tut in orde> te keon tho subjects in soparate
lettere I aa starting this one.! want to got thia ono out to give
you a ohance to lock it over before you oose.During ay visit up
north wo talked sbcut contacting soc0 professors,! told vou there
wore tvo or three tn thia area.I did not have a ohanve to got olose
to. eng of thon until last Priday.tere it gose!
Last Fridasy night(Jan.25) ay wife ond I attended a meeting to
‘ooumomorato the anniversary of tho birth of Joco Marti,It wae quite
Sold and not many peovle attonded(the act was not well organised
either), After the poeting one of the Cuban ocuples talked us inte .
atMopoing at « foro going hove.It Aappened that Rr. Agustin | .-i-+ ess
Guitart(the waiveretty profusccr: mt looks nowt prosieing)had gong 87"
With thea to the seeting. Wbat{it IT accepted with the condition :
that Dr. Guitart would come along teo.Ho couldn't turred 1t dom.
have beon trying to zet close to this man for sone tino end never hed
the opportunity vefore.I. could not eet as such information as I wanted .
Dr. Agustin Guitart was, a wel] nom professor ‘of Phyeios in Havanese
Re vae a professor at the Institute de la ¥ibora(a very larga public
high sohool in Savana) for wany years before becoming a professor at -
His home addrece 19(fron * the ‘phone. book). 4009 Elba St.,New Orleans, ia.
phone, 82 2-2815.1 bold bo lives there with his wifo,daughter,son= - - j
in-law and grand-childrefiHis aon etayo there scao tines.I boliove he | :
ie.going to achool somevhere.His: son-in-law is a Cuban lawyer called 3
Easundo Robaina. " . |
Dr.Quitart to now teaching Physics at Xavier University of Leuisians,
19 sate
a selored maiveratiy, Jem fed 09, 3333; Felneste Boe Row Sedona cle rayne
phone t HU~6-6626. > * reer money
Be looks very. anxious to do ecacthing 40 help Pagne the Comruniota is
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‘Cuba. Hs goed has attended moet of the acetings in How Orleans sincs ats,
arrival hero a fev aenthe ago.(Ay the way,ho and two other university ~
“profeasors were sitting ‘together. at the aeeting Friday alght).ze = :
” Be. atrivod in Mieai trea cuba ‘in Pebruary 1962.Ho opent one oF norm, : :
. aaye at Opa Loons.I don't know-vbot date bo arrived in Miani but lela
mentioned ho left Opa Locka on @ Priday or a Saturday. a, .
LI balteve Dr.Quitart's wife te a eioter or very olose relative of ”
Ssra dol oro.Sare and hor husband Amador Odio are in prison in Cubs |
now.Amador Qi1o vas a Carlos Prio man scae Yeare ago and was aleo anti-
Batista.dnodor and Sare were doth close to the Caatro family ia 1959. ,
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wedding. The party tock place at Sana'a ocuntry hase just outside
Havana.Sometine in late 1960 or 1961 Sara and dnador word ancused
of onnspiring against the governsent.Apador vas gentanosd to 30 yeare
and Sara to 6 yoars.I believe Sars and Anador have nine obildren.They -
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25 April 1910, Cardenas, Cuba
4009 Elba St., Nev Orleans 25, La.
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Do! | to MlEZ, and the letter to GAEZ°in the ewvelope adtressed to his father,
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ut brothezMy Leal GIEZ, vho in tum referred it to the Boston Office of
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in effect, snd had told others of PCELY'y trig Status. ‘this lettor was a
varning to PEERY's father that he should attempt to correct the indiscretion
of revealing PERRYts status while he was in South America. ‘The lettor refers
to other letters ynich PEERY indiotes contained fifomation Povealed terouzh :
indiscretion on his Firt, and unich he sens: his’ fathor to destvoy, - an : ; an Sa
a ccordiag t9 our reodris, PEERY was granted en, Ozeratisnal Claarance .
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Felatioiship was nore tha just the professurmatutent tyre becacse PTRRY
sav HALF: FIs during the eveniass, but nevor told COEZ vhat be discussed
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that tine HALPESIY ‘was. under fovesti pation. PEFRY told GOMEZ that. ‘ .
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which functions under the maragement of the American Communiat, Robert STRAND, This:
business is telieved actually to be owned ty the leading American Communist, Frederick
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su-plied Yiddish newspapers for the father to read. The HALPERINS dined at the SEBORER
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FBI, Boston’ Report on Maurice Hyman HALPERIN 19/3/59
Bureau.file #65-14303;.BS 100-25501 oe,
BI; Washington ‘Report’on Halperin; File #65- 14303: - 14/12/59.
FBI, Boston ‘Report on Benjamin FASTOV; No. file it 2/8/60 .
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: STATE, Amembassy Moscow Despatch #770, May 12, 1961
. re Citizenship & Passports: Maurice HALPERIN. —
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i uno de log investigadores y catedriticos mas prominentes
de los Estados Unidos de Norteamérica. Nacié en Boston en
1306. Obtuvo su bachillerato en Is Universidad de Harvard
en 1926 y Ia Licenciatura en Letras en la Universidad de
; Oklahoma en 1929, Dos anos mAs tante se doctors en Letras
| y Ciencias Sociales en la Universidad de Paris y fue confe- an
i‘: renciante en la Sorbona sobre Ia civilizacién de ls América, oa
: \ _- del Norte. : . ae
{ . En tos’ Estados Unidos fue catedratico de ta Universidad --
ee . de Oklahoma y Jefe del Departamento de Estudios Econé- °
re a micos y Geopoliticos Latinosmericanos en la Secretiria de - :
: oO we ! Guerra y én la Secretaria de Estado en Washington, durante . “
i los arias de la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Camo einsejero oo:
: ' téenico del Consejo Econémico y Social de ias Nacioneg. “ ‘
Unidas trabajé durante tres anos, de 1946 a 1949. Volvid a
to su Universidad de origen, la de Boston, como catedratico
f - . y Jefe del Departamento de Estudios Latinoamericanos en
io donde presté sus servicios hasta 1933: oo
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| .*. . Interesado siempre en el estudio de los problemas de‘las
! naciones de la América Latina, fué‘a Brasil en 1952-7 trabajé
te como conferenciante er. la Universidad de San Pablo. Por
an | “. su labor docénte el gobierno del Brasil le otorgé la condecora-
_— | .cién de “Oficial de la Orden do Cruzeiro do Sul”. Posterior-
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la Escuela Nacional de Ciencias Politicas y Sociales de la
Universidad Nacional de México, de 1954 a 1957. Cooperd
también como Asesor Econémico del Departamenta de Pro-
mocién de la Nacional Financiera y en otras institaciones
gubernamentales y privadas ‘de nues ook
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“La América Latina en Transicién”, que edité la Unitersi-
: dad Nacional de México en 1936, asi como ensayo acerva de
: la economfa y el desarrollo social en los Estados Unidos
: Francia, Alemania, Chile, Brasil y México durante el ultimo
* euarto de siglo, . :
EI Profesor Maurice Halperin actualmente es un Profesor
. Visitante en la Academia de Ciencias de la URSS én donde
esta dedicado a investigaciones de caracter econémico.
_.. ... El estidio que tiene este. pequefio libro, no obstante su
brevedad es uno de los mis completos sobre el actual pano-
ree
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we laa observaciones -y. las inférencias légicas que contiene,
son de un. inapreciable valor para los estudios de los pro-
blemas. de nuestro Continente. Tor eso pienso que prestari
~ : + “un'gran‘servicio a quienés:se dedican al examen de los gran-
‘!. +> des -problemas de nuestro tiempo.en el vasto territorio de
* Jos palses semicoloniales del Hemisferio Americano. -
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_. La América Latina esta atravezando actualmente ‘au '
‘: tercera gran crisis evondémica del siglo XX. En general, las
dificultades actuales pueden ser atribuidas a la excesiva
‘vulnerabilidad hacia guctores externos-de una-cconom{n que. .-
depende de Ia exportacién de materias primas y de la impor-
tacién de productos msnufneturados. En este sentido. es
+ la clasicn crisis del subdesarrollo’ neocolonial, como sucedié
con el colapso del comereio internacional durante la guerra
mundial de 1914 a 1918 —primera crisis— y con la depre-
sién mundial al comienzo de la dicada del 30 —segunda
crisis. : . . : .
La disminucién actual de la actividad sconémicn asumié, :
sin lugar a dudas, preporciones de crisis. a principios de’ :
1958. Aunque en algunos aspectos atin no ha alcanzado la :
. intensidad de Ia serundg crisis, persiste con tendencla‘a | - ;
".. profundizarse al entrar en su‘cuarto aiio. Al mismo tiempo, © a
algunos aspcctos de la crisis actual la distinguen de las ante: ;
riores, imprimiéndole un sello especial, : :
En primer. lugar, si bien como las crisis anteriores fue * i
motivada por factores exterios, -esta crisis ha sido més :
sensiblé alos descensos y menos a lag alzas_de, los movi-
- ‘mientos ciclicos de las economias de los pafsea capitalistas
‘industrializados. El descenso de los precios de las exporta- .
‘ciones de Latinoamérica precedié a la recesién de 1957-58. ~
en los Estados Unidos, y ésta condujo, a’su vez, a nuevas _
- Mermas en las ganancias por concepts de exportaciones de:
América Latina. Sin embargo, la tendencin al descenso
continué después dela recuperacién de los Estados Unidos: ~
(antes de la nueva recesién comenzada a finales de 1960) cof
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y a pesar del alto nivel constante de In actividad cconémica
en los principales paises industriados de Europa Occidental,
“En segundo, lugar, hay muy pocas_perspectivas de que log -
mercados normales de Latinoamérica pucdan proporcicnar
en tin futuro préxime suficientes yanancias por concepto de
exportaciones como para restablecer Ja economia al nivel
-anteriar, Como, después de un exhaustivo anilisis a largo
-alcanee, declara In CEPAL (excluyendo e¢! factor de una
dem osién mayor-en los Estados Unidos oen Europa Occi-
dental): "La perspectiva de aumento de las exportaciones: , ,
es tan pequeia. que apenas excede el crecimiento demogra.
fico probable”. | Este estudio prové un ritmo de desarrollo
en‘el’ mejor de los casos seria un poco miis de la mitad
KistFudo antes de la presente crisis y produciria extra-
. ordinaring presiones sobre la posibilidad de estructurar la
economia y sus mecanismos de desarrullo.
En tercer lugar, et dcbilitamiento-general de los sistemas
mundiales coloniales y neocoloniales, combinado’ con la ex.
pansién econémica del sistema mundial socialista, presenta
nuevas oportunidades para contrarrestar Jas presiones ex-
ternas, politicas y econédmicas, que se ejercén sobre Latino-
américn para impedirle tomar medidas en defensa de sus
economfas nacivnales. De particular importancia es a dispo-
nibildad de mercados y- reeurss econémicog en los palses
-Sociaiistns, los cuales pueden ser utilizados para lograr una
efectiva solucién de la crisis econémica presente.
De aqui que mientras la primera y la segunda crisis
econémicas Jatinoumericanas crearon la necesidad y las con-
diciones para cambios econdémicos y politico-sacialea limita-
dos dentro de! sistema existente de dependencia neocolonial,
la crisis presente parece estar desarrollandose bajo condi-
ciones que requeriran ¥..al mismo tiempo, permitirin la. eli-..
minacié6n de la propia dependencia en un perfodo de. tiempo
relativamente:cortu. Los acontevimientos recientes en Cuba
Rpoyan estas perspectivas y nosotros . éstimamos . que los ;
factores que causaron el rompimiento-de Cuba con el sistema __ _
de- dependencin’ nevcolonial no constituyen una excepcién.
Esto puede demostrarse examinanido log antecedentes de la
presente crisis, por ‘ejemplo, la actuacién &lobal de Ia econo- .
mia latinoamericana en e} pasado. reciente.
t= El “florecimiento dptimo” dela” —
economia latinoamericana .
’ Por mis de una década después. del fin de la segunda
xuerra mundial (en términos generales, de 1945 a 1957), la
actividad econdmica de Latinoamérica en su ‘conjunto man- |
tuvo ¢) mayor ritmo de expansién registrado en la regién.
Para situar este periodo en su marco propio, deben
formularse ‘dos observaciones preliminares. La primera es
que el nivel de partida del movimiento ascendente de la
economia era relativamente elevado en la regién y sustan-
clalmente mis alto aue el nivel de desarrotla existente en
las dreas dependientes de Asia y Africa. No solamente habia
tenido lugar una recuperacién sustancial, después de la
catastrofe de comienzos de Jn década del 30, sino que tam.
bién en Jas republicas de Latinoamérica mas desarrolladas
¥ pobladas y con mayor capacidad Productiva, se produjo.
un proceso considerable dé sustitucién de importaciones, Asi,
la industria de elaboracién que untes de 1930 representaha
una pequefa proporcién en la prodiccién global de ‘Latina.
america, alcanz6 a fines de 1945 una equivalente al 65%
de la contribucién de ta agricultura al producto bruto'y fue,
& au vez, considerablemente mayor que la contribucién de
Ja industria minera. a -
El segundo punto, que debe ser scftalado, es que durante
“:el-perfodo que ‘consideramos Prevalecieron condiciones ex.
ternas excepcionalmente favorables. El impulso inicial para
‘la-expansié6n econémica fue la acumulacién de divisas regis.
strada en Latinoamérica durante la segunda guerra mun
cial.*' Sin embargo, el auge econdmico fue estimulado
principalmente ‘por los gastos de reconstruccién. rearme ¥
satisfacci6n de demandas pospuestas en los Princigsles
paises capitalistas al final de la guerra. Los medios ext
nos mediante log cuales Latinoamérica hubiera podido man- |.
tener su ritmo de expansion, se restringieror, fuertemente
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moniento, comenré.a manifestarse la crisis acttial
Desde este punto de vista, eg particularmente interesante
Ia eyaluacién de Ia experiencia econdmica de este ‘periodo:.
Dado el nivel relativamente elevado existente-al inicio del
mismo y las oportunidades excepcionales de que se dispusie.””
ron, el desarrollo alcanzado puede representar algo asf como
el “florecimienty éptimo™ de la economia latinoaniericana,
'_ funcionando de manera tradicional, Por tanto, la cuantia en
"que ese ““Nlor<imiento” de la econonita dejé ‘de satisfacer
lag necesidades de desarrollo de la regién. nos -permitird
estimar Jas dimensiones reales de Ta crisis actual,-
“.. De acuerdo con los datas recopilados por la CEPAL (ver *
* el cuadro que sigite), el. promedio acumilative anual real de
.aumento del producto bruta de Ja regién, fue de un 5% -
“para el periodo de 12 altos. Si.excluimos los aiius de 1956 y
1957, durante los cuales la. expansién de pastguerra comenzé
_ & ser menor, el indice fue ve 5.2%. Para nuestros propé-
- silos la diferencia no es importante: incluso el indice menor
uleanza.o éxcede lus de un cierto nimery de rafses indus-
trializados en Europa Occidental y ciertamente oxcede el de
los’ Estados Unidos para el mismo perloda =
'. LATINOAMERICA: El producto bruto y otros datos,
o . 1945-57 ©
(miles de millones de délares de 1950)
: : Cifras redondas.
Abo Prodacte «= Cocsame larerakin Experta- Impertacion Peblackia
Rruto {ija clenca Bienes pra Menes (millonce)
nee ay Brutn oy servicios y sorvinksy
1945 80.20 (882 40 67 OSG OSS
M6 32300 25.10 50 TA 4K
1947) §384400«h7S GS O72 TOS;
1948 864. 287 68 75 66 1482...
1949 . $76 20:1 64 -69 59 . 1518
1950° 398 21 66 72° .61° + 155-4
‘195t ' 4210 85.20: 74. OT TB GD.
1952 - 43.0. °° 35.5 . 7.6 6.7.-70 1680
1958: 44.7, 361 76 78 69. = 1669
954° «47300 8910 820 TTB 1T0.9
1955' 500 410 S86 84 0 175.1
1956 B14 4d4 91 982 RD ONT
638 438 103 98. 96. 1838
1957
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al terminar tes Feajustes de postguerra y, a Partic de ese
DESARROLLO ECONOMICO ¥ CRISIS EN LA ANERICA LATINA . Q
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Es cierto que por haber aumentado In poblacién de La- °
tinoamérica.a un promedio anual de 2.547, el indice del
aumento anual del producto bruto per capita fue de sola-
mente 2.7%¢ para la “década dorada” y de 2.550 para el
periodo de doce afios. Sin embargo, atin ésta Ultima cifra
es mayor que el histérico 2‘¢ de aumento anual del producto
bruto per capita en los Estados Unidos, aunque es a su yer
varias veces menor que.el de los pases socinlistas. ¢ :
Es mds importante el hecho de que el 2.55) representé -
- probablemente mas. del doble del ‘promedio anual “histérico”
de desarrolo en Latinoamérica. Aunque no -existen datos |
suficientes para establecer esta ultima afirmacién en cuanto. -
al conjunto de la regién, puede suponerse que de 1900 a
1929 ningun pais de América Latina ssuper6 el ritmo de
’ desarrollo de Argentina,
pues se estimd, como. promedio,
en un 1.2% per cdpita ‘anual.* En el caso de Mexico, por”
ejemplo, se cree que entre 1803 y 1934 no se registré prac- .
ticamente ningtin incremento en los ingresoy per capita. .
De lo antes expuesto pucde inferirse lx conclusién de que
para el conjunto de la regién el perfodo que estamos exa-
minado fue un pericdo de incremento Poco corriente de la
actividad econémica, 0, mis precisamente, de un aumento
‘poco habitual de! PBN,.concepto que, de acuerdo con los
usos oficiales. en Latinoamérica y en las Naciones Unidas,
incluye Ia produccién de bienes y la de servicios, cuyd ritmo
de‘aumento es comGnmente definido como desarrollo. ? Més
adelante examinareinos hasta qué punto se puede confiar
en este concepto para medir ‘el desarrollo econdmico en
Latinoamérica. Por el momento consideraremos los factores
externos que estimularon durante este periodo la elevada
produccién de bienes y de servicios en esta region. .
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el valor de las importaciones en tantos por ciente del pro-
ducto bruto nacional, se mantuvo en un S02" En el Perioda
correspondiente de 4 afios en la década siguiente. cuando el
: comercio exterior de Latinoameérica habia vencido los efec-
a . f idn, el coeficiente de impertaciones ro alcdnzé
*: 2.~ Los ‘estimulos externos en Ja expansiéa su nivel anterior y se mantuvo en tn 166°C. Ests nueva
Mo oe . . Telacién, mejor incluso desd? ed pento de vista del desarrollo
econémica de Latinoamérica- econdmico, entre el PBN y el comercio eXterior, reflejaba
oe 7 ce el progreso aleanzado en la produccién local de. bienes de
: . . : ij consumo, especialmente en los Paises mis avarzados como
: r ,. ° Argentina, Bresil, México 'y Chile. : oo.
! Cuando durante la segunda guerra mundial las. importa-
H ciones fueron de. nueve drasticamente Tedacidas, se registré |
un impetu adicional para ta expansién Ge la industria ligera, |
Como consecuencia, al comenzar' él Pericdy de Is. postguerra
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predominante ‘sobre las fluctuaciones ciclicas de la economia
‘latinoamericana. Asi en 1932, en el climax de la gran de-
presion, las exportaciones de ‘la regién disminuyeron enun. |
2 GBS ea relacién con 1929, Taientras las importacinoes dismi-
‘nuyeron en un 75%. * No obstante, una comparaciéa: entre
¢] nivel del comercid exterior en este aiio de crisis y el perio-
do que estamos analizando, mostraria una cuadro deformado
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! * el periodo de recuperacién posterior a la depresiin de 1930,
¢ aie |
de su importancia en la expansi6n econémica de 1945-37. |
la relacién entre el PBN y las importaciones no volvié al
nivel de 1925-29. En su lugar, como indican las cifras de -
Nuestra tabla estadistica, las importaciores fluctuaron alre_-
. dedor del 16% del PBN, manteniéndose, por tanto, al mismo
“nivel relative de 1934-39. oe .
. en conjunto llegaron a 3,500 millones de délares, cifras re. pudiera indicar una disminucién de
|" dondas, 0 6,250 millones en délares de 1950. ? - Rnportancia del comercio exterior en la provision Ge lee
- : ot, medios para la reciente expansién de la actividad econdémica
tabla estad{stica, poderses ver. : en la América Latina, No obstante, un exsmen mds detenido
De ahf que los datos de 1934-38, cuando se habia producido -
un grado de recuneracién aceptable, nos dardn una base
Ly mejor para establecer comparaciones, Durante este dltimo
* “ periodo el promedio anual de exportaciones @ importaciones
z. Si consideramos nuestra D
f que hacia 1947, cuando la tendencia a Ja exnansiéa cel co | nos demuestra que lo cierto es justamente Io opuesto, La
“‘meércio exterior en el periodo de la postguerra ya se habis- : H evidencia mas palpable se advierte en la adquisicién de ma-
a desarrollado completamente, el total de las exportaciones ¥ .t quinaria y. equipos capaces de producir una expansién en
poco mas de 14,000 millones ge. as exportaciones de materias primas, asi como de aumentar .
de las importaciones Negé a : i¢
délares de 1950, o sea, un aumento de mis del 170%. sobre od - la produceién de Ia industria de elaboraciéa. En este sector
el promedio anual de 1934-38. ademas, de 1945 a 1955, el i de inversiones, obviamente estratégico, que representa apro-
poder adquisitivo de lag exportaciones latinoamericanas ximadamente el 23°% de lag inversiones totaies, 1a Produc-
aumenié en.un promedio anual de 5.4%0,-0 sea ligeramente cién local suministré menos del 10'% de los productos obte- .
més que el titmo de crecimiento del producto bruto -de la nidos. El resto fue ‘comprado en el extranjero ¥ represent6— -
cerea del 83°: del valor total de las importaciones, a
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regié6n. ‘° Es evidente que habian Negado mejores ‘tiempos j
ara Latinoamérica, ‘ v. ; o coe, .
para an ae H __ Ast es claro que el, cambio en la estructura de as impor-
- 4 taciones de Latinoamérica devino un factor Buevo y crucial
I esemperiado por i ~ | °" tendiente r Sur dependenci ‘i ior,
experiencia econémica de la‘ regién después de la segunda - H . Antes -_ 191. por elena maencta del solamente ae
so » Por ejempl extiles s -
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guerra mundial. Si: retornamos al Periodo relativamente pre : , . - .
industrial anterior a la gran depresién de 1925-29, nos en: tufan més de la mitad de Jas importaciones. " Durante los .
_ contramos con que el coeficiente de importaciones, es decir, altos 30, aunque se Produjo'un aumento-notable en la pro-
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porcién de bienes duraderas y de capital, la mayoria de los
bienes importados eran todavia bienes de consumo y mate-
- piakes de construcciéa. Sin embargo, después de 1943 el -
baiance cambidé definitivamente. Sia la: maquinaria ¥ ‘a log
| equipos afladimos productos semielsborados y materias pri-
~ mas industriales, coma varias tipos de acero, productos
quimious, caucho, ete., y combustibles, nos encontramos con
que para 1955, cerca de las dus terveras partes de las im-
portscienies totales de la region, consistieron en medics
de produccién y suministros para los mismos."? En resu- . -
-men, las exportaciones de Latinoamérica, que’ basicamente
‘determinan su capacidad para importar. fueran indudable-
“mente el elemento.dccisivo para momover la expansién eco- _
_ Rémica de 1945 a 1957." ; .
... El esracter tinicy de la situscién externa favorable que.”
_, ‘influyé en la actividad econdmica de ‘este periodo, requiere
~: Talgunes-comentarios adicionales para ser bien compréndido.
El eran aumento de la capacidad de importacién de Latino-
amériva no se debié solamente a la demanda excepcional de
Postsuerra de que disfrutaron sus exportaciones, sino tam-.
bién a otro factor relacionado con ‘ello, aunque menos co-
Triente. : !
- En comin con todas las otras regiones dependientes, el
comercio internacional de Latinoamérica ha sido adversa-
mente afectado por la tendencia histérica hacia una creciente
diferencia entre el pequefio aumento de precio de sus expor-
. taciones de materias primas y el aumento mayor de los
precios de los productos elaborados que importa. Como resul-
tada, con fluctuaciones considerables de atio en afio y de un
Rafs 3 otro, dependiendo dé les productos de exportacién
¥ de Js fluctuacién de la estructura de las importaciones, -
para la regién en conjunto, a largo plazo. las condiciones del
comercio exterior se han ido deteriorando. '*
Sin embargo, un extraordinario cambio de esta tendencia
tuve.lugar para el conjunto de la region y en todas Jas repu--
‘biicas consideradas por senarado: menos Cuba y Argentina,
_en la deeada siguiente a la segunda guerra mundial. En ocho
de las republicas, ineluyendo Brasil, Colombia y ‘Chile, los
vérminos del comercia exterior durante los peridos de 1947-
te een
1949 ¢ 1954-56, ‘mejoraton dein: 45% ‘a un -100%."* Como --
resultado, mas ‘de la mitad del-aumento del poder adquisitivo
de las exportacicnes de Latinoamérica se debié a los efectos
de las mejores condiciones del comercio exterior y el resto
‘ probablemente atin mis bajo en 1960. '*
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correspondiS a un aumento en el volumen de las exporta-
ciones, '* , :
Saldria de los limites de-esta discusién examinar en detalle
las fluctuaciones y'la complejidad de los factores que afec- ~
taron la -evolucién de tos precios de las exportaciones y dé
las importaciones principales de la regién. En el caso del
café, por ejemplo, que para mas de la tercera parte de las
‘ republicas es uno de los principales productos de exporta-
‘eidn, una aguda, atnque-pasajera’ disminucién en la produc ~
cién brasileia causada por coniicionés atmosféricas adver-
sas, elevé los precios y estimuldé-una serie de compras espe- .
. culativas. Con respecto a las importaciones, la tendencia
hacia la sustituci6n de bienés’ de consumio por bienes de.
“ capital jugé un papel importante; ya que los precios de estos
ultimos tendicron a aumentar mis lentamente que los pre-
‘cios de los bienes de consumo. '? Ademis, los precios de los
productos elaborados de Europa Occidental tendieron a decli-
nar durante cierto periodo debido a la devaluacién de la libra
” estérlina y, otras divizas y en algunos pafses tuvo lugar .
cierto cambio hacia fuentes de abastecimiento europeas.
_ . No obstante, el factor principal en la mejoria de los tér-.
minos del intercambio fue el aumento de precio de las
exportaciones de Latinvamérica, motivado por la demanda —°
extraordinaria causada por la situacién de la postguerra a
la cual nos hemos referido. De manera que fueron circuns-
tancias especiales, en lugar de fuerzas econémicas basicas,
las que produjeron la variacién en los términos del comercio
y el mantenimiento de la tendencia durante un periodo tan”
largo. Cuando estas circunstancias desaparecieron, la ten- ©
dencia histérica a la decadencia volvié a manifestarse'* y
Neg6 a su fin este periodo de “florecimiento 6ptimo” de la *
economia. En 1958 el aumento per capita del PBN fue sola-
mente de 0.572, descendiends a 0.3% y en 1959 y a un nivel
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. Examinando ahora Ja actividad econ6mica propiamente
! dicha, recordemos que para Latinoamérica, en conjunto, el
promedio anual dé-aumento del PBN per capita, fue de 2.75%
“para ‘la década: posterior a la guerra y de 2.5%. para‘log 12
afos. Considérando las repdblicas por separado, la gran ma-
rado mayor o menor
yoria compartié esta expansion en un gi
-y relativamente se.registraron pocas variaciones en los ni-
veles comparatives de sus respectivos PBN per capita, sin
embargo debe examinarse
_paises mis importantes.
- El ritmo de desarrollo de México, aunque aminoré después
de 1950, fue aproximadamente el mismo que el del conjunte
de la reyién durante el periodo de 12 ajios. En 1957 el PBN
per capita de México aleanz&: 280 délares, siendo todavia
menor que el nivel de 335 délares registrado en ese ano para
el conjunto de la regién.”° : . :
La marcha de la economia brasilefia fue notablemente
mejor que el promedio, con un incremento anual. per capita
de cerca de 3.5‘. Como resultady, durante los 12 anos, el
PBN:per capita relativamente bajo del Brasil mejoré sufi-
. cientemente lleyando a ser en 1957 aproximadamente igual
-al de, México, El fenédmeno brasilefio refleja en parte la
- situacién especiamente favorable de los paises exportadores
- de café. Asi, el aumento de! per capita de los.paises produc-
_ tores de café de. ‘Centroamérica y de Colombia fue mayor
la tendencia én algunos de los *
que et promedio:de Latinoamérica.-Esta_ Ultima Repiblica, ~
-". por ejemplo, régistré6 un incremento anual per capita de
_ cerca del.3% entre 19435.y 1957. ~ . :
Enel caso de Argentina, se noté una desviacién conside-
rable. del. ritmo medio de desarrollo regional. Aunque de
1945 a 1943 se registré un extraordinario incremento: anual
per capita de 6.4%, para el periodo de 12 siios, el aumento
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promedio per capita fue solamente ce 1% anual Un factor
significativo de la decadencia posterior a 1948 fue la situa-
cién desfavorable de las exportaciones argentinas de carnes
y granos..Como resultado se produjo un continue empeora-
miento en los términos del comervio exterior, tendencia
excepcional en la América Latina. compartida solamente por
Cuba como indicamos anteriormente. Sin embaryw con un
PBN per capita de 525 délares en 1957, el nivel anreatino
ge mantuvo muy superior ai promedio latinoamericano ¥
solamente detras de Venezucla, pais del que trataremos
posteriormente*'. ~ tt yt .
La desviacisn chilena dela norma regional fue sin mayor —
. 1955 el PBN practicamente se
mantuvo, mientras queen los anos siguientes disminuyd
alrededor de un 8%. En realidad, a partir de 1953 ef ritmo
de desarrollo no logré mantenerse al nivel del aumento de
poblacién. Asi el PRN per edpita chileno que en 1945 era
bastante mas elevado que el promedio latinoamerivano, dis-
minuy$ a menos de 300 délares en 1957.
La experiencia chilena también es excepcionsl desde otro.
de vista. La economia del pais se mantuvy estancada,
aunque disfruts de una mejoria sustancial en las evndiciones
del comercio exterior. Este fenémeno reflejs en parte. el
fracaso de’ las ganancias posteriores a la segunda sterra al
no lograr recuperar lo perdido después de ln debade del’
cobre en la depresién del 30, pero mas atin refieja la disi-
-pacién improductiva de los recursos adquiridos durante el
periodo de-bonanza posterior a la guerra’’. Lye
Finalmente. Cuba, duramente afectada por la caida del
precio del azicar después de Ia guerra de Corea y a pesar
del alza de 1956-57, tampoco lorré elevar su PBN per capita
durante el periodo de doce ahos. FE] PBN per capita de Cuba,
que era de 485 délares en 1957, se mantuvo considerable-
mente mas elevade que el promedio de Latinoamerica. .
* De aqui que el desarrollo extremadamente lento de ‘ls
Argentina y. el estancamiento de Chile y Cuba( que juntas
constituyen aproximadamente el 17% de la podiscién de
América.Latina) representan ‘tendencias no.comunes y. por
consiguiente, su situacién excepcional debe ser tenida en
‘cuenta??. Sin embargo, desde el punto de vista global, el caso. .
~ de estos paises no invalida el significado, cualquiera que este
sea, que pueda ser atribuido a los calculos oficiales del des- ~
arrollo de Latinoamérica en conjunto.
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capita de Latinoamérica era un sexto del norteamcricano,
en 1957 la proporcién habia descendido a un octavo, En et
caso de Argentina, de la mitad descendié aproximadamente
. aun quinto del nivel de los Extadoa Unidos.
desear. Aun si el ritmo.de desarrollo de este periodo pudiera
ser revivida —Jo que es.¢] objective maximo propuesto por
los economistas de la CEPAL™, para unos pueblos donde las
-yastas mayoriag no pucden satisfaccr las necesidades mini- ;
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: . : nach us , 0 Ast, desde el punto de vista de In satisfacci6n de las nece-
* st 4— Perspectivas de aumento us : : sidades de ‘desarrollo de Latinoamérica, al pareccr la acele-
Br " :aparente del PBN. racién de Ia actividad econémica del conjunte de Ja regién
: ; So . : . t aleanzada durante .cl perfode de 1943-57, deja algo que
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ficado de los calcuos oficiales mencionados anteriormente7 --
{Qué desarrollo y que tipo de desarrollo fue el alcanzado -
tiurante este histérico “florecimiento déptimo” de la eco-
nontia de Latinoamérica? Comenzaremos aceptando en su
valor nominal la cifra de 2.5%¢ como promedio anual de
ineremento pér capita del PBN de la regién. Como ya vimos, .""
el PBN sleanzé en 1957 su cifra mis alta de todos los tiem-
~ pos: $35 délares, Si Latinoamérica pudiera recuperarse y
mantener ininterrumpidamente su ritmo de desarrollo de
1945 a 1957,-a partir del. momento en que se produjera esta
recuperacidn, tardarfa alrededor de 65 anos para aleanzar el
PBN per capita de Francia o Inglaterra en,1957 que fue de
1300 délares. Alcanzar el PBN per cipita de los Estados
Unidos en 1957, que era de 2600, délares, demandaria ceren
~ de 85 afios. “ .
_ Si consideramos las posibitidades hipotéticas de algunas
de las reptiblicas Iatinoamerivanas por separado, el pronds-
tico no seria mas filentador. Aunque Brasil, con su ‘ritmo
mas de alimentacié6n, vestido y alojamiento, sin ‘hablar ya
de las necesidudes fundamentales ‘de ta vida civilizada, las
pespectivas -hipotéticas, sumamente dificiles de_aceptar con.
ecuanimidad, aun.‘en el mas favorable de los casos, son de
aplazar por medio siglo el logro del nivel de vida correspon-
diente a un PBN que represente solamente la mitad del
actual de los Fsatados Unidos. :
Todo esto se reficre al valor nominal del désarrollo alcan-
zado ‘durante ese perfudo de doce ajlos.’ No obstante, las
conclusiones reales que deben ‘hacerse ‘de este “florecimiento..
6ptimo” son atin mds desalentadoras. La razén.e3 que el
dispositive convencional utilizado para medir el funciona-
: miento de la economfia de Latinoamérica, es extraordinaria-
-mente engafiogo. Exagera grandemente el nivel comparativo
-de desarrollo frente a los paises altamente industrializados
y el desarrollo real alcanzado en términcs puramente regio-
nales. Consideraremos ahora log dos aspectos engatiosos en
ese mismo orden.
de desarrollo de 3.5% per capita, estaria en condiciones més
ventajosas que la mayoria de las otras repiblicas, desde el
momento en que su economia se recuperara, le exigiria 45
y 63 adios para alcanzar los niveles de 1957 antes menciona- .
dos, Argentina, con-su ritmo de desarrollo menor que el
promedio y x pesar de su base mas-alta, tardarin 90 afios
en alcanzar los niveles de 1957 de Francia. o Inglaterra y
160 el de los Estados Unidos, Para alrededor de la mitad de
las republicas, con un. PBN per.cipita inferior a 200 délares
y- con ‘un ritmo de desarrollo de 2.5% anual, el promedio —
seria de 80 y 110 aiios respectivamente, — te
Pero en este “alcanzar” a los paises desarrollados debe a,
considerarse otro aspecto. Mientras en 1940 el PBN per . - 4 -
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Muchos economistas dedicados’ al problema: del subdes-
arrollo, admiten que una comparacidn de la.magnitud de los
PBN de un pats atrasady y dé un-pals industrializado, es ]
un cémbuto sumamente inexacto de tas niveles rélativos de
‘gus respectivas- economias, No obstante, raramente setoman .
e) trabajo de examinar cuan inexacto es este sistema. Con-
secuentemente, dejan de apreciar la diferencia real que los
separa, que es significativamente mayor de lo que las esta.
*-.disticas sobre el PBN indican.
‘En 19 3 por ejemplo, el PBN per cdpita de los Estados
Unidos era ocho veces mayor que el de Latinoamérica, pero
e} consumo de acero pee capita, un indice basico del nivel
de desarrollo econdémico, era dicaiséis Veces.mayor en los
Estados Unidos?*. Una diferencia similar se observa conipa-
randy a Latinoamérica con otros paises desarrollados: El
PBN per capita de Inglaterra ern cuatro veces mayor, micn-
tras el consumo per capita de acero era nueve veces mayor,
En Francia las proporciones eran de cuatro y siete, en Aus-
tria de dos y cinco’. Otras indices significntives del. des-
arrotlo econdmico —el consumo per capita de energia y de
cobre— coinciden més o menos con el consumo de acero*".
Ciertos economistas que pasan por alto este aspecto pre-
‘fieren otro modo de tratar la cuestién, Afirman que la con-
versién de las unidades monetarias de les paises subdesarro-
- flados en délares, exagera la diferencia real entre los niveles
“de las economias atrasadas y las economins desarrolladas.
” “Las cifras de los: i ingresos per ciipita [et producto] de los
paises pobres, cuando son ‘expresadas’ en, délares resultan
demasiadp bajas; ésto- -ayuda a explicar cSmo. algunas perso-
- mas: subsisten con un. ingreso per capita.de750 délares all.
i
‘aio... 2%, Es indudablemente cierto que los individuos con’
ingresos de 50 délares al afio pagan menos alquiler y la ropa
yla comida les cuestan menos, pero la raz6n es que probable-
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mente ‘estas personas viven en una choza hecha por ellos
mismos, en terreno ajeno. sin agua y servicios sanitarias,
estén subalimentadas, anden descalzas y aus tinicas repas
sean los .harapos que cubren sus espaldas. Por lo tanto. es.
un hecho que “subsiste” durante un perfodo relativamente.
corto, ya que su cdleulo de vida_seria-menos de la mitad ddl
promedio para.el habitante de los Estados Unidos. ~
La comparacién del PRN de Latinoamérica y de los paises
desarrollados, también es afectada materialmente por el
factor de las inversiones extranjeras. Las estadisticas de’:
yenezuela ilustran’ may die este panto. Como lo expresa
W. Rostow, sin darle cran importancia; “Venezuela ba
Mio por algun tiempo una’ “economia enquistada”, con un
‘indice alto de inversiones coricentrado en un sector de’ expor-
tacién moderno, cuyd crecimiento no ha generado ningin
impulso en la economia veneralana”**, Examinémos esta
" situacién mis detenidamente.
De acuerdo” con las estadisticas publicadas, en 1957 el
sector de la mineria, que en la prictica quiere decir extrac-
_ci6n extranjera del petroleo, representaba e) 8450 det PBN
venezolano. La proporvion real probablemente es atin mayor,
pero es dificil determinar cuinto de lo que figura en las
canitulog de construccién, transporte, .comunicaciones y
“otros”, es una parte de las operaciones petroleras. Una
prueba adicional de la importancia del petréleo la ofrece el
hecho de que Ia Agricultura y la industria de elavoracién
-representen el ‘7% y el 11¢ respectivamente, en el PRN
venezolano’. Simultdneamente. las compafias petroleras
emplean menos del 2% dé la mano de obra activa del pais”.
Las estad{sticas sobre ef desarrollo econédmico de Vene-.
zuela son de lo m:is impresionantes. En 1945-57 el aumento:
promeio del PBN per capita fue de 4.57¢, que con mucho 7
fue el mas alto de Latinoamérica. En 1957, el PBN per capita ;
en Venezuela era de aproxiniadamente 1,000 délares, tres ©
veces el de Latinoamérica en conjunto, incluyerdo a Vene-'.
zuela; dos veces el de la Argentina, que e8 el_pais més des- ,
arrollado de la regién y considerablemente mayor que el de :
Italia. El consumo per capita de acero de Venezuela era seis -
veces mayor que el promedio de Latinoamérica y aproxima-
damente igual al de Suiza. En 1958 el consumo per capita -
de energia en Venezuela fue algo mayor que el de Francia*,
;
- Estas cifras reflejan, desdé lvego, las’ actividades de-las +
' compaiiias de petrdleo estadounidenses y anglo-holandesas
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que operan en Venezuela, pero no nos dicen casi nada acerca
de la economfa nacional prepiamente dicha. Harvey O'Connor
describe algunas de lag realidades de esa econoniat
“Antes del petréled, Venezuela se alimentaba a si misma
de algun. modo, Hoy produce sulamente la mit
la mitad de la carne, una tercera parte de los. vegetales ¥
los granos ¥ la mitad de In leche que consume, Hay menos
r de la Revolucién de 1812... La fan-
ha descendido sobre’ Caracas. es tan
tastica prosperidad que
pmo al . Todo’ éso.es gola-
irreal como algo saliin de Hollywood. . dlo E80
mente motivo de curiosidad para las-940-partes del. pueblo,
que vive fuera del mundo encantado del petréleo, Ahuyen--
tados por la enfermedad y disgregados por el hambre.:.
por lo menos 200,000 venezolanos han abanuynado los cam-
pos para dirigirse a In dorada Caracas,
los puentes, a lo largo de Jas cailadas, o en la
cerroa en los irénicamente Namados ‘ranchos’,, cons!
g.laderas de los
De hecho, “la economfa enquistada” en Venezuela ‘falsea
seriamente las‘ estadisticus del desarrollo de toda Latino-
fros de
américa. Por ejemplo, durante el perfodo de ‘cinco a
1963-67, a las companias extranjeras que operan cn Vene-
ziela correspondié el 23%. aproximadamente de todas las
exportaciones de
Hegé casi al 28967". Con respecto a Jos caleulos del PRN, si
quitamos a Venezuela, que representa un poco mis del 3% -
ad del mafz, |
‘en donde vive bajo
truidos . -:
Latinoamérica. En-el nto’ 1957 ta cifra -
de la poblacién de Latinoamérica, el promedio de aumento |
del PBN per capita de la regién durante el periodo de 1950-
_B7, se reduce aproximadamente en una cuarta parte™.
Si bien es Ja mds, sobresalicnte, Venezuela no es la unica
“economia enquistada” en Latinoamérica. Honduras, domi-
nada por dos compaiiias banuneras extranjenis que, como
Robert Alexander describe, “equivalen a estadva dentro de
otro estado’, es otro ejemplo tfpico Cuba, antes de Ia
Revolucién, también !o era en un grado apreciable, como
~ declaré publicamente un reciente Embajo-tor de los Estados
Unidos en Cuba,-“.. -hasta la Negada de Castro al poder...
cia en elpafs; algunas veces mds importante atin que el
Presidente””*. En realidad no hay practicamente ninguna
reptblica-latinoamericana en donde falte un “sector moderna, ~
de exportacién” de propicdad extranjera; algunas constitu-
yen “énquistamientos econémicos” mas o menos grandes. -
pero en todos los casos sus contribuciones a Jos ingresos y al
desarrollo econédmico “‘pertenecen mds propiamente a los
el embajador americano era Ja segunda figura de importan-.
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Pulses ea donde tas campniiias estan domiciliadas”, que a
- dus puises en dondé operan,,.
nas cuantas cifras y hechos indicarin, de manera par-
cial, con qué estos “enquistamientos eccnémicos” inflan el
funcionanienti real de las economias nacionales de Latino-
america. En 1957, por ejemplo. las empresas de inversién
direeta de Estados, Unidos, que representan aproximada-
mente al 85> del total de Ins inversiones directas extran-
jeras. tuviecron una produccién que ascendié a 8.000
“millones de délares dentro de la produccién brata de. Latino-
america, o sea mis del 1840 ‘del PBN de 1957°" y, sin duda,
una proporcién atin mayor en la produccién de. biénes ma-
teriales. Estas empresas exportaron fuera de Latinoamérica
Tuervancias valoradas en casi 3.C00 millones de délares**, o
asi la mitad de todas las exportaciones de mercancfas
de Latinoamérica, sin incluir el comercio déntro de la regién,
y el 8050 de las exportaciones de Ja regién de los Estados
Unides*. - a
Estas cifrag, a su vez, indican un serio falseamiento de
las ganacias reales de las economfas nacionales, como resul-
tada de los diversos tipos de utilidades extraidas por mediv
de Ins operaciones dé las inversionés extranjeras. Muchas
de estas remisiones de utilidades son Gifiziles de descubrir,
pero podenmios tener alguna idea de su importancia incluso
si eonsideramos Jas remisiones de utilidades e intereses que
se publican, por ejemplo, la salida de divisas, excluyendo
amortizaciones, ascendié a 8,625 millones de délares durante
el periodo de 1955 a 1957, aparentemente una porcién insig.
nificante del PBN. Sin embargo, como constituys un drenaje
de divisas extranjeras, absorbid el 14t¢ de las gananciag
por eoncepto de exportaciones durante este periodo de tres
- ahios, Mis aun, el promedio de absorcién de divisas aumenté
de manera continuada después de los anos inmediatos a la
guerra, cuando dicho promedio era del 10%. En términos
absolutos, el drenaje se duplicé durante el periodo compren-
dido entre los afios 1947 y 1957"'. : :
En vista de Ja decisiva importancia que,la capacidad de
importar tiene en Ja econom{fa de América ‘Latina, especial-
“mente para adquirir los medios de produccién, esta pérdida °
_de mecios cconémices no es tan pequena como parece. En
1957 equivaliéd aproximadamente al 70° dél costo de toda
la maquinacia industrial importada durante el aiio, sola-—
mente un poco menos del 70% de las inversiones de ese aflo
en ese sector clave‘.
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: ded . del d i r 7 foo (Sub-cctal deta protuceién) ; 52.0
: _ : idades- olla . : po Cemenio y Finanzat .....- 17.0 . =
us 6.— Las real aces ae esarr ot : . Ot ‘servicios .. 16.0
econémice en Latinoamerica oh Gobierng. .. - 7.5
: . “4 (Sub-total de servicios) 29.5
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Retornando al segundo aspecto de In disparidad entre las
_realizaciones aparentes ¥ Tea! A
‘Yo que. hemos definido como el “florecimiento éptimo™ de la
~ economia latinonmericars, -recordemos que el concypto ‘ofi-
cialmente enipleado para el PBN er la apreciacién del des-
arrollo, incluye bienes y servicive. Sin discutir si es un con-
cepto valido en el caso de un pais altamente industrializado
como log Estados Unidos, és sin lugar a dudag sumamente
les del desarrollo aleanzado por .
100.0. . 100.0"
” De manera que en nimens redondos, ligeramente mis del
50% del PBN latincamericano esta claraniente constituido
por Ia. progeevién debienca materiales y alrededor del 40%
por servicios, El resto —cumunicaciones y transportes— | -
esta constituide por-ambes y no puede ser clasificado sin
un analisis mas detallada, No obstante, para nuestro propé-
sito no se requiere una apruciacién miis detallada. Es sufi-
ciente con hacer notar que lva servicios problablemente con-
+, , tituyen casi kk mitad del PRN de la regién. Atin mas, para
' ~~. toda Ia regiin y para la mayoria de Jas republicas pur Se.
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equivoco cuando se aplica a una economia stibdesarrotlads.
Por su misma definicién, una economia tal ‘es primaria +. ma sr
foo. parade, durante 145-57 hubo poca variacién en Ja relacién
y basicamente deficiente en produceién, es decir. tanto en
eapacidad productiva cane en la produccién real de produc-
tos agricolas e industrisles. que combinados determinan ta
capacidad fisica de un puis para-mantener un determinado
_ nivel de vida. Para uns economia sudbesarrollada .sélo ta
-produccién de bienes materiales puede tener alguna signi:
ficacién en cuanto al dessrrollo. Cicrtamente, para una re-
gién como Latinoamérka. un aumento en el mimero de
salones de belleza o cabarets o en Ja cuantia de la poltcia u
otras actividades que se enmarcan como servicios —sin im-
portar su contribucién a ts alegrias o las penas que propor-
cionen a,uno u otro sectar de Ja poblacién— no puede repre-
sentar desarrollo econémico. En reatidad, como Paul Baran.
Sugiere con respecto a Ja.mayoria de los pafses —y nesotros
incluiznos a Latinoamérica dentro de esos pafses— lo apuesto
~es lo indudablemente. cierto, Los servicios absorben capital
“y otrog recursos desesperadamente necesarios para la pro-
duccién y‘de esa forma mtardan el desarrollo econdémico’?.
El grado en que ios servicios inflan el PBN de Latino-.
américa se revela en un examen de sus componentes. En
1956-57, sus proporciones respectivas (en porcentajes Te-
ee
dondeados) dentro del total fueron las siguient:
“entre los servicios y la preduccién en el PBN“. Los servi-
clos per cara aumentaron en un promedio anual priictica-
mente idéntico al del PBN, Consecuentemente, cerca de la
mitad da Is expansién ecandmicn de 1945-57 no contribuy6
ni al Sesarrello de Latinoamérica ni a su capacidad de des~
arrollo. ; .
Volviendo a la produccién dy bienes materiales, se deduce
que, en conjunto, también aumenté aproximadamente en e)
mismo nivel que el PBN, De aqui que pueda argumentarse |”
que aunque ei PBN exagvra grandemente las dimensiones
del desarrmbo real en términos absolutos, en este sentido,
indica de marera precisa lus adelantos reiativos en la pro~
duccién material y. por tanto, es una upreciacién razonable
del indice real de desarrolla, Sin embargo, no solo et indice
vsigue siendo insatisfactorio, como ya hemos visto, sino que
eesulta mucho mis inadecuado de lo que parece a primera
vista. . . :
Ello estrita €n que la valoracién del PBN en -Latino=:
"améries. ‘y.en las regiones subdesarrolladas en general, es
aun mis compticada. por el comportamiento desigual de los
principales sectores de la produccién y por consideraciones
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cualilativas especiales. Es fundamental saber no solamente
cufinta ‘produceién, sino tambicu qué clase de produ:zcién,
> pars comprender el proceso de crecimiento de une economia
débil y falacada, Por ejemplo, un aumentown la produccién
que refleje ja expansién del monoculivo o la explotacién ex-
tranjera de los recursos naturales o In elaboracién de artfcu- :
los de lujo para el consume doméstico, fixurarian siempre
como: contribuciones al desarrollo econédmico en cualquier
céniputo estad{atico. Sin embargo, desde el punto de vista -
dela tinica clase de desarrollo que tiene sentitlo para un
pals suldesarrollado, las resultantes principales de tal au-
mento padieran muy bien ser desfavorables. Por esta raz6én
debemos examinar alunos: aspectos salientes del desar rolio
en Joe ’ principales sectores de la produccién del PBN.
1.5%. El fndice fundamental de desarrollo en este sector
serfa In produccién de alimentos para el consumo, pero éste
aumenté a un ritmo atin menor que los cultivos para” la
exportaciin. En todo caso, el promedio general de 1.69 no
basté para mantener el nivel per capita de produccién ante- |
rior a Ja guerra, tanto de la agricultura en su conjunto, como
de Ja producci6n de alimentos. considerada separadamente.
La disminuci6n per capita de la produccién. fue sustancial
durante Ja mayor parte del perfodo, Solamente én 1956/57,
el mejor afio de! periodo,el nivel se acercé al-de 1933/34 - _
1937/38**.
Para una regién en la que, como Preston James dice § gin
rodecs, “podemos afirmar que una gran parte de Ia pobla-:
cién est4 sufriendo hambre’®, este record no representa
desarrojlo en ningtin sentido. Es mas bien una afirmacién
de la agravacién te la crisis permanente basada en el sistema
conocido y: profundamente asentado del monopolio feudal y
neo-feudal sobre la tierra. Todas las estad{sticas disponibles
: -apuntan hacia una concentracién continuada. y probable-
mente ascendente de la propiedad sobre In tierra en los aiios
recicntes: Un estudio de Moacyr Paixao demuestra que en
el Brasil, poco mfs del 3% de los propietarios estan en pose-
-si6n de mas del, 62% de la tierra arable, mientras que e]
85% -de los campesinos posce menos del 17% de la tierra,
La situacién en Cuba, antes de 1955, era parecida: menos
del 1.5% de las empresas agricolas posefan el AT % de las
EI. aumento promedio anual per capita de la produceién
; agricola en Latinoamérica en 19-15-57, fue solamente de
a £1 sector aiercota, .
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tierras, mientras el 70%e de lag propiedades ocupaban poco
mis del 11% de Ja tierra’, :
Atin en México, én donde una reforma agraria extensa;
pero solamente efectiva en parte, habja tenido lugar antes
de 1949, un nuevo proceso de concentracién de la tierra
comenzé después de aquel aio, De acuerdo con Luis Yaiies
Pérez, hacia 1950 alrededor del. hO'CG de las tierras cultivadas
estaban en posesi6n del 13% de los cultivadores, mientras
703 grandes empresarios obteninn el 3540 del total -de los
ingresos agricolas de la republica*’, ,
Hacia 1955, de acuerdo con un calculo- semiofical mexi-
el sector privado agricola, en contraste con él sector
comunal creado por Ja reforma agraria, se habla expandido
de tal manera que. “podfa ser atin mayor que lag propivdades:
--privadas en 1930", es. decir, antes de que se distribuyeran
la mavorfa de lus tierras como consecitencia de la reforma-
agraria. El hecho de que muchas de las nuevas grandes
‘ propiedades sean empresas capitalistag relativamente efi-
cientes. no altéra el significado de la “eontra-reforma” ya
que éstas se han dedicado casi exclusivamente a producir
productos de exportacién, emplean mucho menos obret
de los que de otra forma pudicran subsistir de la-tierra y
de ahi resulta que retardan la produccién desesperadamente
necesaria de comestibles para el mercado interno y agravan
la seria situacién de desempleo agricola.
Para el conjunto de Latinoamérica, Otto Feinstein resume
de manera conservadora Ja situacién actual de la posesién
de la tierra y su utilizaci6n como sigue: “Ja distribucién de
‘Ia tierra estA hecha de tal manéra que una proporcidn infi-
nitesimal ce los clasificados coma propictarios legales de la
tierra posee una vasta mayoria de la misma. Menos el 6%
de los terratenientes posee usualmente mas del 60% ‘de la
tierra. Esto no sélo significa concentracién de la tierra en
grandes propiedades, usualmente incapaces de financiar su
modernizacién, sino también que casi todos los otros propie-
tarios poseen usualmente parcelas demasiado pequeliag
para ‘una produccién racionat’.®? .
A ésto hay que afiadir solamente que siti uria revolucién
agraria —no una mera reforma— que haga posible 1a -asi-
milacién de la técnica del siglo XX en la produccién agricola,
cualquier florecimiento éptimo o de otro género de la eco
nomia latinoaméricana, es incapaz, por su indole, de satis-
facer las necesidades de desarrollo de Ia regién. _
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b. El sectur industrial.
Aunque el estancamiento de la agricultura y, en particu:
lar, de los productos alimenticies, redtice considerablementé
la significacién del aumento total en la produccisn de bienes
materisles, el hecho de que la produccién de Is industria ‘de
elaboracién aumenté a tn promedio anual de &2°% per capita
--miis del doble del aumento de ln agricutura— el hecho
» aportdé.aleo sustancial, tanto cualitativa come cuantitativas
“mente al desarrolio: material -alcanzado ‘durante. este perfo-
do. Un restilidd es él cambio que se operd en la distribu |”
‘cién por sectores del PRN de Latinoamérica. En 1945 Ja
industria de elaboracién y la construccidn representaban el
Vile-del PEN y In dgricultura el 26", mientras que en 1957,
como ya. hemos indicado, ‘la participacién- de la-industria
; -_de-elabaracién y de dn construccién juntas igualaron lade la
vagriculturs, representando cada una el 23.550, | .
-’ Si consideramos los paises separadamenta encontramos
Que los incrementos relativos en cl sector de la industria de-
elaboracidn,:fueron relativamenté mas pronunciados en Jas.
repiblicas menos industrializadas, aunque al mismo tiempo,
al fin del perfodo, Ia agricultura atin mantenia st posicién .
predon
nte, Asi, en Colombia. por ejempla ef sector agri-
endid del 45 al 31%r del PBN, ¥ atin esta proporcién
superaba la ‘aportacién: de In industria de eaboracién. El
modelo en Brasil, —que en este aspecto representé una -ex-
cepcién entre los cuatro pafses de mayor produccién indus-
trial— fue el mismo que en Colombia: en 1857 el sector
agricola aun era el predominante. En cuanto a Arventina, .
Chile y México, donde la industria hab{a sobrepasado ligera-
mente a la agricultura en 1945, el cambio recistrado en Ja -
importancia relativa de dichos sectores fue insignificante®’.
Mientras que para las ecenomias subdesarrelladas del
conjunto de Latinoamérica Ia relativa industrializacién in-
dicada por los cambios operados-en esos des sectores del:
PBN, tiene algunas implicaciones de desarrollo positivo, el
grado de desarrollo industrial alcanzado es exagerado por
“muchos de los resiimenes estadisticos. Por ejemplo, nos .
encontramos. que-una proporcién sustancial de lo que es
clasificado como actividad industrial —adn en las republi-
cas mas desarrolladas— continia técnicamente al nivel de -
_las operaciones de una herreria vural.
La situacién en Perd, sobre la cual pueden hallarse esta-
disticas recientes y bastante numerosas, puede ser conside-
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rada tipica para la mayor parte de Latinoamérica. Desde
el punte de vista del desarrollo industrial en general, Peru
‘tiene una situacién ligeramente mejor que la media entre las
‘20 repiblicas y su PBN y gu desarrollo industrial en los
~ -ailtimos ates se acerca al promedio de la regién. Ademas,
Pera posee ung moderna fundicién de hierro y-acero.
En 1955. ligeramente mas del 80% de la mano de obra
industrial, incluyendo artesanos, trabajaba en talleres que,
con Un promedio de.menos de 14 obreros, y probablemente
“—-Ta mitad de exe riimero, producian el 40% de los productos ~
elaborados del pais: En el caso del Pert es dificil] hablar
de -progresos serios industriales por otra razé6n : de 1945-55
hubo una disminucién en la participacién relativa de la in-
dustria. local en-los suministros totales de productos elabo-
““rados, 8 | oe . : .
Si consideramos ahora ef aumento de la produccién de
bienes de capital en Latinoamérica’, aparece que ha sido
mas sustancial de lo que realmente fue, debido en parte, a la
base tan baja de que se partié. En vista de la complejidad
de la produccién industrial y de las diferencias en terminolo-
gia y otros criterios estadisticos usados por las distintas
cién de bienes de capital y bienes de consumo, elemento de
* bastante tmportancia para apreciar el nivel de madurez in-
dustrial. No obstante. podemos obtener un calculo aproximado
en cl realizado por lis Naciones Unidas de 1954. De acuerdo
con este cilculo, basado en estadisticas de 6 paises —Argen-
tina, Brasil, Colombia, Chile, México y Venezuela— que
representan el grueso de la produccién industrial de Latino-
américa, “las industrias de bienes de capital. .. 1
no mais del 18% de Ia produccién industrial total de Latino-
américa’.** Probablemente este porcentaje fue mayor en
1957, aunque quizA no mucho.
“Al mismo tiempo, una considerable disipacién improduc-
-tiva de la produccién de bienes de capital limita su impor-
tancia como indice del desarrollo econémico basico. En 1945-
’ 67 —para toda la regién y practicamente todos los paises
"por separade—, mis‘de la mitad de las inversiones fijas de
‘capital se orientaron hacia “‘edificaciones y construcciones”,
el mayor porcentaje del cual-se concentro en‘“residenciaa” -
_que en Latinoamérica ‘son en abrumadora mayoria casas muy.
- Jujosas, una importante mercancfa de la lucrativa especula-
cién urbana.” a cots
--reptblicag, es dificil determinar la relacién entre la produe-
representan. |
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Entre lag repiblicas mis activas industrialmente, se ha
préstado una justificada atencién al Brasil. En Brasil Ja
produccién de lingotes de acero se quintuplied en’ 10 afies
” 'y el valor de la produccién de bienes de capital aumenté con
una rapidez que casi triplica a la de bienés de consumo, No
obstante, considerando Ia produccién industrial en conjunto, .-
los cambios estructurales resultantes vo han sido ten espec-
tuculares como los acoritecimientas Parecen indicar, :
Aunque el valor de la producciéa de bienes de capital
se elevé de alrededor'de an cuarto a un tercio del total de
la produccién de la industria de elaboracién, en menos de una
, . década, este éxito est4 seriamente afectado por el hecho de
que la preduccién do maquinaria, en 1959, represent6 menos
,_ - del 3%. del valor total de la produccién industrial.*? Operando .
en una economia plagada de persistentes y agudas deficien-
« ~ “cias-de energia y transporte —caracteristica pricticamente .
_ - comin a toda América Latina— sin capacidad reproductiva,
. produciendo exclusivamente Para el mercado interior y de-
- pendiendo de lag ganancing Por concepto de .exportaciones
de café y de inversiones directas de capital extranjero, para
-_obtener bienes de capital y varias materias primas, la indus-
‘tria brasilefia ha aumentado la vulnerabilidad de-la econom{a
- ante factores externos, sin lograr los medios para una in-
dustrializacién bisica,
La industria argentina, tradicionalmente la mas fuerte de
Latinoamérica en términos de producvida per capita, pre-
. Senta caracteristicas estructurales simiilstes a las del Brasil.
La produccién de maquinarias y equipes aumenté en mas del
800% entre 1937-38 y 1955, mientras su participsciin rela.
tiva en la produccién industrial se elevd del 3.7 al 6.1%. Sin
embargo, reparaciones y reposiciones de piezas representa.
ron el 40% de este total, como resultado de lo cual sélo el
60% de la produccién en este Sector representé un incremen-
to de las existencias de maquinaria y equipos, de lo cual, a
8u vez,el 60% se concentré eit facilidades. de transporte.*'
La deficiencia fundamental del desarrollo industrial en - -
Argentina y Brasil, prevalece sobre toda la regién. Es resu-
- ‘mida por el hecho, previamente sefialade, de que-al fin de
--un perfodo de 12-afios de intensificaciéa-de la actividad in-
dustrial —que culmina la fase moderna de un proceso que
comenz6 con la primera guerra mundial— Latinoamérica
todavia dependia de las importaciones para mis de 90° de
sus necesidades en maquinarias y equipos:. : .
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a ; :
Dele mencionarse también un factor adicional en relacién
con el problema de log “enquistamientos” que kemos abor-
dada, pere que tanibien coniplica la valoracién del desarrollo
de Latinoamérica, La gran mayoria de las empresas moder-
nas de elaboracién de Ja regién son de propiedad extranjera.
Las inversiones privadas directas de los Estados Unidos en
1 este sector, nuis que se duplicaron durante el periodo 19+45-
. 67 y, en-1959, tenian un valor en contabilidad de aproxima-
damente 1400 millones de -délares, mayor gue la‘inversién
en cualquier otro sector con excepcidn del petréleo, y repre-
Sentaban cerea de la sexta parte del total de las inversiones. |
privadas directas de los Estados Unidos en Latinoamérica.
.., La mayor parte de estas inversiones se ha dirigido hacia.
‘la industria pesada ¥ hacia la industria alimenticia, ye
70 se ha-concentrado en Brasil, .Méxieo y Argentina. Sala-
mente Brasil ha recibido mas del 30%0 del total."? Se estima’
que dentre de una persistente tendencia‘a la expansién, en
1957 la participacién privada extranjera (Estados Unidos
y' Europa) en las inversiones en las industrias del Brasil,
represent6 el 375 de total.®? .
‘El impacto de esta situacién en el desarrollo industrial
¥ econémico de América Latina en términos generales es,
por lo menos, contradictorio. De una parte, existe una pre-
ducciéa nueva con sus correspondientes efectos multiplica-
- dores. Al mismo tiempo, esto no se puede considerar
- completamente beneficioso ya que mucha de esta produc--_
cidn consiste moramente en el montaje de piezas impertadas
‘y también depende de materias primas del exterior. .
De otra parte, la capacidad de expansién de las empresas’
extranjeras‘a través de la reinversién de los beneficios esta
Nmitada a largo plazo por las posibilidades de su remisién.
. De aqui que mientras mayor sea la expansién, mayor seré
Ja expertaciin eventual de capital « ipso facto la decapitali-
zacién creciente de las seriamente subcapitalizadas econo-
mias latinoamericanas. Como muy bien dice el economista
brasilefio Caio Prado (hijo), cualquiera que-sea el estimulo
inicial para et desarrollo provisto por las fabricas propiedad
‘de extranjeros, “con el tiempo se transforma en una obs-
traccién”.**” a moe,
’_ Una observacién: final puede sér hecha para confirmar
las limitaciones del desarrollo industrial de Latinoamérica.
Es bien conocido que en cualquier regién subdesarrollada la
capacidad de la industria ‘para absorver mano de obra esde .
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armiioé industris! eomo para el desarmiy execomico en ge.
S45 y 1955, la
Propsreién de &y mano de obra dedicsGs 3 la agricultura,
decay del 374 af 31.66.15 Esto represses una disminu.
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- cin apreciable ea términos abselutos y c2 fendmeno asocia-
do tairicamente evo el desarruliy eoomicica.
Para América Latina lo contrarie es by cierto. Como lo °
describdié recientemente un funcionsrio de bs Organizacién
de Estadas Americanos, es un circuls teins: la intensifica-
cidn de la pobresa en los: campos ha estizalado un éxodo
"’ ereciente de la'pobiscién rurai hacia iss ciacades: el nivel de
la técnica agricois ba sido demasiado haio Para compensar
‘la péridida de maze de obra, y el desarrov industrial muy
Jento para ofrecer empleo a los campesinos Gesplazados**, De
este modo, la prodvecién del total.de trabaziores dedicados
a mas del doble del indice Ge la industria y is coastruccién.?
En otras palahrss, el grueso de la mano de obra en éxode
de la agricultura, izcrementé las filas de barieratas, limpia-
botas. vendedores ce periédicos. sirviertes domésticos y
similares, para mo mancionar los desempleades. Este fend-
meno explice ‘al mistno tiempo la disparidsd entre el aumento
roblacién en ia América Latina y la
ala industria va ls construcciones. 2umenid solamente del.
. DV al 185°C del total, Al mismo teem ia-narte correcnan!
_ diente al sector de ke servicios aumenté det33 sl 27.4% osea
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periodo de “florecimiento optimo”
Para una apreciacién general.de la evolucién de la econo:
mia de Latinoamérica, una ultima pregunta debe ser for-
mulada: ~Cémo fueron afectatios los niveles de Nida de las...
grandes masas de poblacién? E] primer punto en el. que-se -
debe hacer hincapié es el de que de 1945 a 1957 el consumo
per capita de la regi6n en conjunto aumenté en un 40%,
en comparacién con un 31% para ef PBN per capita. Este
fendmeno ha sido descrito como “alentador” por los econo-
mistas de la CEPAL**
Sin embargo, un examen de la distribucién de los ingre-
sos creados por el PBN revela que el incremento del consemo
" privado —aldededor del $057 dei consumo total— fue limi~
tado estrictamente a una opuienta minoria y de ahi que,
aparte de‘sus implicaciones socisies pueda ser cxracterizado
mejor como una. deplorable disipacién. de Ja plus-valia. Aun
aceptande que en el caso de Latinoamérica pueda ser justi-
ficado el debate entre teorizantes respecto de cuanto puede
o.debe ser “exprimida la poblacién... a través de un aplaza-
miento de la elevacién de los niveles de consumo... y utili-
zado para inversiones basicas, con el fin de... lograr un
rapido aumento de la produccién™, como dice Gunnar Myrdal
‘en otro texto,** existe muy poca iustificacién para: este
“exprimir el iugo’’ que tiene como consecuencia un super. .
consumo y una subinversiédn por parte de los que perciben
las utilidades y que, consecueniemente. no ofrece ninguna
Fersepectiva para un rapido aumento de la produccién.
A besar de que las estadisticas sobre ingresos personales ;
estin muy diseminadas y son relativamente poco exactas,
todo-evidencia que la significativa disparidad entre.los in. :
_ gresos de las clases poseedoras y la clase trabaiadora en.
América Latina, se ha inerementade durante este perfoda y,
come. resultado, los problemas materiales y sociales de la
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pobreza durante et periodo de bonanza han sido iguales. si
no mayores, queantes?
Esta situacidn la confirma la continua niigracién de cam
Pesinos desposeides y ta situacén de hambre a la cual ya
nos hemos referide. Ctros sintomas han sido las vastas lu.
chas sociales y las salvajes represiones politicas que alean-
zaron un grado de intensidad y una extensida seognifica
protiablemente inicusinda en América Latina durante. cual-
quier otro perivo de alto indice de actividad econdmica:
Un sintoma general es el agudo encarecimiento de la vida
“en la mayoria de les paises, que aun de acuerdo con Iss
cifras oficiales, alexnzéd proporciones fenomenales en algu-
-nas republicas. a pesar de Ia aubestimacién habitual y no-
- toria de los organismes que confeccionan las estadisticas en
casi todos los gobiernos.*' Los salarios normalmente se. re-
“"zagaron y, atin en los casos en que ‘las huelgas forzaron
ajustes témporales mas o menos correctos, el. alza de los
.Precios fue tan rapido, que siembre hubo un lapso' de tiempo
_en el cual los ingresos reales de los asalariados disminu:. .
yeron.
. Las tendencias fluctuaron en dependencia de los paises
y de los afios. Las estadisticas de Argentina indican que un
alza real en bos salarios y los suelios industriales durante
les primeres afes ds Ja postguerra, fue seguida por una’
tendencia a la disminucién después de 1949". EF] record no
es tan claro en Brasil y en Colombia. en donde en cualquier
caso. “los salarios resles per capita en la industria disminu-
yeron algo en los ultimos afios, a pesar de un aumento en la
produccién per capita’? En general y a largo plazo, Ia
clasi¢a “redistribucién de Ja riqueza” caracteristica de 1a
inflacién prolongada.v rapida, impuso su tributo a los asala-
riudos de América Latina.. : .
” Son dignas de considéracién las estadfsticas chilenas so-
bre este punto, poryze son mas completas y merecedoras -
de confianza que la mayoria de las otras, De 1945 a 1957, la
proporcién relativa de los gastos ‘totales nacionales de los
.consumidores, representados por. los salarios y: los sueldos
‘de oficina, disminuy6é en un 10%, mientras que el consumo
derivado de utilidades, intereses y rentas, aumenté en cerca :
de un 15%. Al mismo tiempo, el hecho de que el consumo
per capita de_articulos tales como carne, patatas y especial-
mente trigo, disminuyera sustancialmente durante el perio- :
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do, suyiere que la mayoria de kx chilenos se empobrecié,
* tunto cn terminos relatives come abselutas."*
Aparentemente, en Perd. ex deme una buena parte de los
ingress no se compatan esces silarios. las “caracteristicas
gencrales.de.la distribuciéa Ge es ingresus no experimentd
ninguna variacién sustancisi ectre 1945 y 183°. Durante. ° -
esta década, alrededor del 43+ de Ia povlacién tural del
~Perti pudo satisfacer solamente las “necesidades minimas.
fara la subsistencia”, lo cuai, cccvertido en términes mone-
tarios, significa un consurs sacral per cépita equivalente.
a no mas de 50 dolares, meacs de ia tercera parte del per
capita promedio- nacional .-—-.... ce
En Venezuela, la mayor parte de los datos conceidos sefia-
jan una mayor diferenciacién ance los ingresos de las altas
“¢eapas-y los de la mayoria. Be sccerdo con un analisis, .alre-
dedor de tres cuartas partes ce la poblacién venezolana :
percibe menos de un tercio det exormemente exagerado per
capita de ingresos naciousles.* Ex Cuba, una sola estadistica~
nos dice lo suficiente acerca Ge Sa Cistribucién de ks ingresos;
con anterioridad a Ia RevoloeNa de 1959, el promedio anual
de desocupados era de un 5%. mS
Se puede argumentar qoe tss estadisticas convernientes
a Cuba, Chile e incluso a Arg a, carecen en cierto modo
de relicve, ya que-esas repiNicas experimentaron pero o
“ningun desarrollo en 1945-57. No se puede decir lo mismo
sobre México, pais subre el cas! racientemente se han publi-
cado notables estadisticas acezca de la distribucién de los -
ingresos,
De acuerdo con un andliss detallado y en several de
oriéntacién conservadora, de ks eecnemista mexicana Ifigenia
de Navarrete, aparecen los siguientes datos reveladares:7"
1? De 19-40 a 1950, los ingresos personales de los empre-
sarios se clevaron del 60% al 6¢°c de ies ingresas personales
en la republica, mientras los de fos asslariados disminuyeron
de la misma forma de! 40 ai 34% del total.
2° De 1950 a 1957 en térmizes & ingresos familiares, (a)
el promedio de ingrescs mensazies en las familias de lag :
capas mis humildes, que comprencen el 2050 de Ia podlacién
mexicana, fue de 22.3 ddlares em 1950 y de 19.8 en 1957.
—computados en pesos de F357 y convertidos- en
délares de ese mismo aiio-— recresentando una declinacién
relativa del 69 al 4.5% de los incresos totales y una decli- _
ae
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nacién absoluta del 11% (b) para la mitad de la poblacién,
incluyerda ol 2000 da les expos més hundhes: Uf pidinedio
de ingresos familiares reales fue aprosiniadamente el mismo
en 1950 y en 1957, o sea alrededor de 28 délares al mes
—en délares de 1957— Jo cual representa, no obstante, una
disminucié6n relativa del 19 al 15.5°C de log ingresos fami-
liares-totales; (c) mientras en 1950, el 70%: de las familias
‘récibieron el $1.5 de los ingresos familiares totales, en
1957 recibieron solamente el 28.5%.
Si exisie airuna exayeracién en este estudio de la ten-
dencia del ingreso de la mayoria de los mexicanos a perma-
necer estacionario o atin a disminuir, eg en el sentido de_
subestimarla...Por ejemplo, de acuerdo -con ‘la, profesora
soviética M. V, Danilyevitch, los ingresos reales de los obre-
res industriales en México entre 1939.¥ 1952, mostraron una .
. tendencia a la. disminucién después de 1940,7* de. donde se
deduce la sospecha de que el empobrecimiento absoluto™ «
esta. mds difundido de lo que demuestra el andlisis de’ la.
” economista mexicana. Esta sospecha es apoyada por las ten-
dencias en el consumo de alimentos per capita. De 1934-36
_ 8, 1952-56; de acuerdo con una encuestra de las Naciones -
Unidas, un anilisis de la informacién obtenible “revela la
existencia de varias tendencias importantes que se han re-
‘flejado en.un descenso de los niveles de nutrici6n”."°
En todo caso no hay probablemente ninguna exageracién
en la conclusién general Propuesta por la sefora Navarrete .
como resultado de su estudio, afirmando que del 65 al 70%
de la poblaci6n mexicana no tuvo ninguna _participacién -
en los “beneficios del desarrollo econémico”. No se pecaria
de exageracié6n si se afirmara que las privaciones sufridas
durante este perfodo de “florecimiento é6ptimo de Ja econo-
mia’ por el grueso de Ia poblacién: mexicana, bajo las condi-
-ciones relativamente favorables de la economia de ese pals,
fueron mas intensas en la ran mayoria de las otras rept-
blicas latinoamericanas.. ~ ,
8.— Conclusiones:
. oa , an
EI camino hacia el desarrollo -
Ciertamente muchos circulos se han percatado de- la
gravedad de la presente crisis en Latinoamérica, come un
desastre econémico y la agudizacisn de los conflictoa poll- -
ticos y sociales. Tampoco han faltado los factores, reales
o imaginarios, aducidos para explicat esta situacién, Sin
embargo, es muy frecuente Ia tendencia —aun entre eape-
cialistas de alguna competencia— a conceder verosimilitud
a la nocién de que ¢l desarrollo econédmico ha sido “rapido”
en Latinoamérica, o de que “el desarrollo de América Latina
ha sido impresionante”, o de que Latinoamérica “ha Hegado
a Ja edad de un desarrollo econémico vigoroso”."" Esto, como
hemos tratudo de demostrar, estA lejos de ser clerto, de
acuerdo con toda la evidencia obtenible. Lo que hemos lama-
do el “flurecimiento é6ptime” de la economia latinoamericana
se ha confundido con un funcionamiento satisfactario.
4Cémo reaumir Ja evidencia? Si existe una formula mate-
matica para medir-y apreciar el contenido del nodesarrollo
" y del antidesarrollo de las actividades econémicas que hemos
examinado y definir con precisién el FBN real de Latino.
américa, su magnitud relativa en una escala mundial y su -
{indice temporal de variabilidad, el autor de este trabajo no
la eonoce ni tlene capacidad para inventar.una. Pero quizds,
pidiendo prestada una frase a Joan Robingon, “no ticne
objeto encerrar algo en definiciones mas precisas que el
sujeto al cual se aplican”.*? Nosotros podemos afiadir: mas
precisa:que los datos estadisticos escasos e imperfectos con
-los cuales tenemos que trabajar.
De aqui que no intentemos formular més que una conclu-
‘sién general: Ja de que el desarrollo, tal'y como ha tenido
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MAUBICE HALPERIN
36
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lugar, ha sido sumamente exagerado y ha dejedo de satisfa-
cer en todos sentidos. sov
de desarrollo de la regién. Para concretar, Ia caracteristica
decisiva de este desarrvllo es que dejd de proporcionar o
establecer luz bases pars un iacremento suficiente y rmipido
en la capacidad productiva y reproductiva de las ramas de
la economia cuyas deficiencias fundamentules son la causa
principal de la perpetuacion del subdesarro!ls, Consecuente-
mente, !s crisis yctual de Latinoamérica no marca el fin
de una era de progreso, sino la culminacién de un proceso
que agravd, en aspectos esenciales, los males crénicos inter-
nosy
-Jlada-y dependendiente de la regién.
Los factores que deforman ln economia de ‘Latinoamérica e
impiden su deserrollo, estan entrelazados tan estrechamente
que no ge pueden remediar por separado. Los problemas de
. la tenencia de la tierra y su-utilizacién, de las. industrias _
basicas y de Ja vulnerabilidad hacia factores externos, son —
facetas de un problema mayer: Las ramificaciones. politicas
y econémicas de la funcién dominante en toda la regié6n, que ,
es la exportacion de materias primas bajo términos y con-
diciones dictados desde el exterior.
El “florecimiento éptimo” que hemos estudiado y 1a crisis
que engendré, indican con suficiente claridad que In econo-~
mia latinoamericana ha liegade a la coyuntura donde ta.
eliminacion de Ja dependencia neocolonial debe ser situada
en la agenda y con ello el abandono del tratamiento espon-
taneo del ‘subdesarrollo, Silo sobre esta base ser’ posible
adoptar los objetivos’ sociales y los meétodos econdmicas
racionales que. requiere un ataque victorioso contra el-
subddesarrullo.”
es vy econdnicos, las necesidades |
“Ia vulnerabilidad externa de Ia economia subdesarro- .
ey
Anotaciones
1.—E! Mercado Comin Latinoamericano. Naciones Unidas, >
1949, pay. 51. Aparte del fin de wesperidad de post.
guerra..otros factores son los cambios en ta produceidn y en
ja técnica. que afectan el consumo de materiss primas natu-
rales, las distintas clases de diseriminaciones y competencias
en lus paises importadores de productos latinaanericanos,
el Mercado Comitin Europes, competencia africana. ete.
2.—Entre 1959 y 1945, la posesién de oro ¥ valores extran-
jeros aumenté en cinco veces de acuerde con Poet War Price
Relations in Trade between Under-Developed and Industria-
lized Countries. Nacioneas Unidas 23 de febrero 1949,
pigs TL. ;
3.—De El Merendo Comin Latinoamericano pig. 16.
4—A partir del 1955, en los Estades Unidos ei ritmo de’
aumento medio anual del producto per capita ha sido de
_ alrededor del 1%. Para una mayor comprensiéa del titmo
de Latinoamérica. ‘es interesante hacer notar que en el pe-
riodo que-estainos considcrando ha sido mas elevado que en
el conjunto-de los .pafses subdesarrollados del Sudeste de."
Asia, pero: mucho ‘menor’ que en !as paises socialistas del
Este de Europa, en donde, sepin las apreciaciones mas
conservadoras, el aumento per capita de los bienes materia-
les, con toda seguridad ha promedisdo més del T' anual en
todos los paises y en algunos hasta el 10°-.-Economic Survey _
of Europe, 1956. Naciones Unidas, 1937, Capitulo Il, pig. 2).
De 1937 2 1959, cuando cl desarrollo de Latinoamérica se ~
“paralizé, “el promedio anual del ritmo de desarrviio ilegé ©
al 17%" [15> per expita] para todss los paises socialistas
y el 10° en Ia Unidn Soviética (9% per capita)” de acuerdo _
con un informe de N.S. Jruschov, Kommunist, No. 1, Enero _
“de 1961, pig. 10.
5.—Anialisis vy Proyecciones del Desarrollo Econdmico’ V.
El Desarrollo Econéinico de fa Argentina Naciones’ Unidas,
1959, vol. 1. pag. 15. El ritmo de expansida global fue de
4.5% por afio. pero la inmigracidn elevd ef aumento de la
poblacién a 3.2'¢ anual, Kitmos de-desarruiio eievados, por
supuesto, se registraron en algunos paises de tiempo en
tiempo. pero solamente por breves perfodos.
6.—Ifigenia M. Navarrete, La Distribucidn del Ingreso y ~
el Desarrollo Econémico de México, México, D. F., 1960,
pag. 11. ° . .
7.—E\ PBN a precios de mercado, e3 uno de los.dos siste- *
mas mas:comprensibles para apreciar la actividad. econdmica;
el otro'es Ia renta nacional, que estima la rroduccién expre-
sada er, términos de ganancias derivadas del PBN. La CEPAL
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A B®,
4 “Ss . : MAURICE HALPERIN j - PFSSDROLLO ECONOMICO ¥ CRISS EX La ANRBICA Lanna 39 i
2 2 - :
} . Se Ts cual hemos obtenido ta mayor parte de nuestras estadis. j conjunto, las condiciones. del intercambio per término medio
4 ass seers que oie Latinoantrica tos canting en a j mejoraron sélu ligeramente de 1938-54, después de lo cual
. ms © Bru Aa sotitian ext a A ten Os i a cons. H se predujo- una tendencia al empeoramiento (Economic
a" aniss de un ao especifico, es.ef método mas satis actorig Survey of Asia and the Far East 1959, Naciones Unidag,.
“ F pektico para apreciar el ritmo del desarrollo ecundmico”, 1960, pig. 63). | : nn
oa La CEPAL define ef “ingreso bruto” pira la rexién como 17.—EI nivel de precios de los bienes de capital refleja muy
probablemente el hecho de que un mimero considerable de
las importaciones correspondid a las empresas extranjeras
que operan en Latinoamérica. “Los precios en las transac-
ciones internas de Ias companias no reflejan genuinamente
fos precios del mercado; el embarcador ¥ el deatinatario no-
“aqtival-ate al producto bruto... miso menos las gunanciag
o.lks percidas netag resultauites de cambios en los térmiings
del iztercambio” -y, por tanto, menos revelador del “éxitg
Ge tes esfuerzas censtructivos’, Economic Bulletin for Latin
America, United Nations, Vol. 1. No, 2, Septiembre 1956,
Fag. 3. De INS a 1935, el aumento promediv ania per
capita de ins ingresos fue cerea del 22° mayer que el del
PBN: de. 1955-58 fue un 50% menor. TSF Aue el .
-,,S—Ecotiomie Survey .of Latin America 1943, Naciones .
Unidas 1949, Rag. 190. ‘ . a
-, I—Stedy of Inter-American Trade, Naciones Unidas, 1957
i
i
i
!
j
| débito en los libros de contabilidiad ; las ‘utilidsdes se cambian
entre la compania matriz y sus subsidiarias en el extran- :
Jjero... El jugar donde se Fercibe -un ‘balance ventajoso ~ .:
j depende de... los indices reiativus del impuesto de utilida. . -
des”, ‘derechos de importacién.. ete. (Post-War Price Rela-
| _ tions, ete., pig. 126). Ya que las operaciones de las subsi-
1
?
|
i
t
j
i
j
i
Res 19. 2: Jos 3 pastes en délares:-de acuerdo con Statisti-
... fal Abstracts e United States, Washi ~
o Gist . the ; es, shington, 1959, :
ioe Mercado Comin Latinoamericano, pag. 47,
—~eonomic Survey of Latin America 1948 7 45.
12—Ibid, hig. 58 ~ eS Pl 5
_1S—Las importaciones son también financiadas con Naver.
Sowes v préstamas extranjeros, pero adn durante el periodo
en qte ef flujo de capital extranjero pueda ‘temporalmente
execder el reflujo, bajo la forma de utilidades, intereses y
amertzaviones, Ins existencias de divisas resultantes repre.
Sentan soismente una fraceién de lag divisas acunuladas
mediante las fanancias de las exportaciones, Asi, en el
Periods da tres. afios, de 1954 g 1956, cuando ‘el flujo de
canitaies extranjeros Posterior a la gnerra aleanzé su nivel ©.
maxuze en Latinoamérica —tlujo neto de uproximadamente
: 2.000 millones de délares— constituyé el 855 del valor total
‘ de las exportaciones, 24,000 millones de délares en cifras
. diarias o ramas de compailas extranjerss de Latinoamérica
cién econémica de Ja regién, en este sentido sus manipula-
-¢iones con los precios de las importaciones to alteran el,
significado de los términos fluctuates de! intarcambio, De
otra parte, no se puede excluir el hecho de que en algunas de
lus repablicas In mejoria de los términas del intercambio
beneficié rais a los inversionistas extranjeros que a las em-
Presas nacionales. Vea Dbid, pag. 111, :
18.—Los indices siguientes,. aplicndos al corjunto de lta
regién, muestran la evolucién de los precios de lag expor-
taciones y de lag importaciones y lag condiciones del inter-
cambio (obtenidos dividendo los Indices de las Precios da:
a ias exportaciunes entre log ‘indives de los precios. de las
oy importaciones) de 1955.59:. : .
Pt eebessteens
!
1953=100 .
MAT ee: Naar msec
aera eaate fines del sigio XIX a Jag Visperas de Ig segunda
18} dad de Re Primarios sree gs una aria conti. 1955 1956 1957 1953 1959 |
at Reis 2. ¢xportados payarian, ina !
i periods, svlamente el 60% de la cantidad de bienes‘clabora-. i exportaciones 101-102, «101-95 (Oe)
f j Que élos-bhubieran podido pagar al comienzo del pericdo”, - } : importaciones . 100. 104 107) 106 107 (Sept.)
: (Post War Price Relations, etc, nag. 6). : ; 1° | +: términos de} * a
: Unitas pegnomie. Survey of Latin America 1957, Naciones-- >| |- intercambio 101 9% 91 $0 Bt
Unidas 3959. pag. 72 (cuadro 69). soe ef - BL
j8—H Mercado Comin Latinoamericano, pig. 47. En los poo. Fuente: International Financial Statistics, Fondo Mone-
tsrio’Internacional, Marzo 1960, pigs. 9,
aE Searatog
Frincizates- Raises exportadores del Sudeste de Asia, en
14-0000
Sm Na apes MNO EY in 2 peo
pnari arian
4a ts : “MAUAICR HALPRRIN
—
19.—Para 1958, Economie Survey of Latina America 195s,
Naciones Un, 1959, pas. Th: para 1259, lus caivutos de
la CEPAL >
s.
a retlivad’s cn Excélsior, México D. F., dutio 5,
966: para 1Se0, esleulca‘preliminares de “South America
Feononis Review" y “Carikbean Economic Review", New
York Times Exero de 1961.
20.—De no indicarse lo contrario, las estadisticas concere
hientes a les raises en particular, han sido tomadas o com. .
1 Economic Survey of .
putadas de bss ediciones anuales
Latin America de las Naciones Unidas. Las cifras del PB,
convertncas por esta publicacién en ddlares de 1950, “han
sido reconvertidas en ddlares de 1957. con. un incremento
del 14%, Todos jas aumentos 6 disminuciones en los porcen-
tajes.del PRN aan sidy calculados sobre Ia base de délares
de valor constante.
- 21.—En 1957, en adici6n a la Argentina y Venezuela, PBN |
- per cépita superiores.al promedio de la regién, se atribuyen.-
a Uruguay, Cuba, Costa Rica y Panama.
.> "22—-Ver tambisn Ia neta 17. _ .
23.—Psra ks paises mis atrazados, como Hait{, Bolivia y
Paraguay, cuya peblacién en conjunto es menos del 5% del
total de Latinoamérica,. irregularidades: y deficiencias esta-.
disticss haven-extremadamente dificil aun adivinar & cuanto
asciende el FBS per capita. En Bolivia, p. ¢, no se efectud
ningun Cerise entre 1900 y 1950. De acuerdo con el tltime,
el PBN per edpita de Bolivia se estimé ligeramente superior
a 80 délares. Probablemenic disminuyd alge durante los.
" diltimos siete afos, Vea Andlisis ¥ Proveccidaes del Desart
siet s Vea J sis 4 Desarro-
Ho Econamico. VY. El Desarrollo Econémico de Bolivia, Na-
ciones Unidas, 1958, pag. 17. \ .
24.—A! nreponer el Mercado Comin Latinoameri
aTOpY icano como
una soluctin urgente a ls problemas de desarrollo posterio-~
Fes a 1957, eldesurruilo para 1975 se proyecta sobre las bases
de dos ritmos’ée aumento anual-alternatives del FBN per
Capita: 24) y 275%. Estos ritmos, asi como el papel asig.~
nado al Mercado Comin. cuando se constituy: }
ado al Merca . onstituya, para pronio-
ver ei desarruila, Farecen muy poco reales, Véase El Mercado
Comin Latinoamericano. Passim, :
toa diferencia seria considerablemente mayor ai las
cifras de producctién’ per cipita fueran comparadas, En 1955~'
66, la producciktn de acero ¢n Latinoamériva fue -un 40%»:
menor que el consumo. Desde 1950, el consumo ha aumentado oe
* con'mayor rapide: que la producci6n: (Economic Survey. of~ ,
- -Latin America 1938).'Naciones Unidas 1959, pag. 81),
DESARROLLO BOONUMICU Y CAISIS EN LA AMERICA LATINA al
og. 28) Merendo Comin Latineamericany pig, 62. El
YBN per capita de todos log paises ha sido convertida en
ddlarea de 1255 cuando fue necesario. . -
27.—Durante 1935-57, eb promedio anual per capita del,
consume dé evdre en Latinoamérica fue de Q.4 kilogramos?
la cifra comparible pura los Estados Unidos fue de 7.0 kile
yranias; para Ingisterra 9.0, pava Francia 4.3 y para Austria
3.5 (ibid). ELeonsumo per capita de energia, en el equivalen-
te de millines de teneladas métricas de hulia (redondeadas)
* fue como sigue: América Latina 600; Austria 1.906; Francia
2.400; Inglaterra 4.700; y los Estados Unidas, 7.600. (United
Nations Statisticals Year-book 1955, pag. 368 y siguientes).
28,.-Worldwide and Domestic Economie Problems and
Their Impact-en the Foreign Policy of the United Sales
Comité de Relaciones Exteriores del Senade de los Estados
Unidos. Agosto de 1959, pag. 24.
29.—The Stages of Economic Growth, Un Manifiesto No-
Comunista, Cambridge, Inglaterra, 1960, pag. 24.7
30.—United Nations Statistical Yearbok, 1959. pag. 450
_ y siguientes;
_ 31.—Citras tomadas de las ediciones anuales de Economie
Survey of Latin America, y las fuentes en las notas 26 y 27.
32.—The Empire of Oil, New York, 1955, pp. 266-67.
O4—Tbid, paar, 3.
35.—Citado per Preston J:
York, 1959. nig. 690.
36.—Earl E. T. Smith, citado en “Monthly Review” New
York, Diciembre 1960, pag. 432.
87.—Citado de una publicacién de 1951 de la CEPAL sobre
Venezuela, por Paul Baran en su libro The Potitical Economy
of Growth. New York 1957, piig. 193.
38.—Survey of Current Bussneess, Departamento de Co-
mercio de los Estados Unidos. Septiembre de I960, pag. 22.
39.—Ibid.
40 —En 1957, las exportaciones totales de mercancias fue-
ron de 7.918 millones de délares, (Economic Survey of Latin
America 1958, pag. 37); las exportaciones totales a log Es-
tados Unides fueron de 3,765 millones, (ibid. pig. 16).
41.—Economic Survey of Latin America 1957. pig. 66
Para un pais dado y en-un ano determinado, la pérdida pu-
ames. Latin America, New
diera ser proporcienalmente mucho mayor, como.en el-caso.
vel Ecuador, p. e.. donde en el ana 1937, cl drenaje represen-
-t6 mas del 20°C de las ganancias por.concepto de exporta-
. ciones. (ibid, pag 76).
—Economic Survey of Latin America 1937, pag. 18.-
ute be ee EO
OE er Se) sae ty | are ae
14-0000
aia GRR RE,
Sansa cae ee
olicy:
42 , a : MAURICE NALPERIN
—
2.—Las remisiones brutas de intereses y utilidades, fueron
de 1,345 millones de délares (ibid, p. 66) ; Ins importaciones
de maquinaria industrial se estimaron en 1940 millones de
délares (Economic Survey of Latin America 1958, pig. 52);
el porcentaje de las inversiones ae calcula aproximadamente -
ignal al de 1954-56, segtin ealculos del’ Mereado .Comin
Latinoamericano, pay. 60, - . 7 :
43.—The Political Econorny of Growth —- op. cit. pag. 19,
Baran también cita la siguiente observacién provechosa de
_Economic Survey of Europe since the War. 1953, pag. 25,
publicacién de las Naciones Unidas: “En los pafses del Este
"de Eurcpa, los servicios no conectados directamenté con In -
', -producci6n y. el transporte de mercanciis no se consideran
*. ‘como. productivos.y su valor se excluye de los ingresos na-.
~,. cionales [el producto}. Para un pafa pobre que esta tratando
jae desarroliar su industria y d2-reducir el.subempléo conuin. -
en Jas ocupacicnes de servicio, la definicién marxista de
renta nacional [producto] tiene naturalmente algunas ven-
tajas sobre el concepto mis amplio adaptado a las economfas
ricas, industrializadas, -y que actualmente se aplica de ma-
nera comtin a log pafses subdesarroadas,
44.—Econemie Survey of Latin America 1957, pig. 85. -
45.—Ibid, y Economic Survey of Latin America 1953, Na-
ciones Unidas, 1956, piy. 9:
46.—Economic Survey of Latin America, 1957, op. cit. pig
85. Desde 1957 Ia produccién per cépita ha disminuido de
nuevo. . ot
-47.—Latin America, New York 1959, pig. 870.
48.-—Elementos da Questao Apriria”’, Revista Brasitiense.
Rio de Janeiro, No, 24, 1949, pig. 38 y sig. :
45.—Report on Cuba. Banco Internacional de Reconstrue- -
cién vy Fomento, Baltimore, 1951, pag. 88. wt
. 50.--Mecanizactén de la Agricultura Mexicana. México,
D.F., 1957, pags. 108, 375. :
51.—La Agricultura, Nacional Financiera, S. A., México-
Buenos Aires, .1957, pag. 77. Cot
§2.—“A Changing Latin America and U. S. Foreing Po-
cy oe University Thought, Chicago, Primavera de 1960,
*$3.—El sector minero, que es manejado casi exclusivamente
por extranjeros, registré un incremento aun mayor que la
elaboracién, pero ello se dehiéd casi exclusivamente ala ex-_ |
traccién de petrdleo crudo de Venezuela. Excluyendo el pe-
tréleo, el promedio de aumento‘ per capita seria menor que
el Incremento del, PEN en conjuaty (Economic Bulletia
>
eke cate OTR oe Temas een e geeete sera taal”
~ pacié6n de dn minerincen el-PBN de
DESARROLLO KOONOMICO-Y CHISIO FN LA AMERICA LATINA 43
for Ladin America, CEPAL, Santiago de Chile, vol. 4, No. 1,
Marzo de 1959, pig. 49). Incluyenda. el petrdlea, la partici
te Latinoaméricn se clevé
aproximadamente del 3.60 en 1945 ab &°C en 1957.
54.--Con_propoésites dle comparictén, es interesante hacer
notar que durante el mismo perlode aproximadamente, en
los pulses menos desarroliados del campo socialists, la pro-
porcién del PBN (bienes. materiales) representada por la
produccién industrial, aumenté mis ripidamente y aleanz6
en general mia altos nivel’s. Hucin 958-59, se levedé de 40.6
8 66.65% en Rumania; 24.8 2 70.64% on Bulgaria; 9.8 a 55.7%
en Albania: 28 a 71": on Ja Repitblicn Democratica Popular
de Coren: 10 al 37.1% ena Reptitticn Democrativa de Viet-
piv. 6).
55.—Economie Bulletin fur Latin America, vol. 3°No. 2,
Octubre 1958, pags. A647. .
- Nam (New. Times, Mosca, Edicién Jnglesa, No. 61, 1960, 2
56.—Anulyses and Projections of Economic Development,
VI. The Indstrial Development of Peru, Naciones Unidas, .
1959, pigs. 9, 41, 63. cre
57.—De 1948-67, los textiles y alimentos-bebidas-tabaco,
aumentaron en conjunto en un 4676, mientras los metales
basicos al igual que la quimica, registraron un aumento de
“mds del 80%. La producelén de lingotes de acera, acido sub.
fiirico, alcalia sédicos y cemento, aleanzaron un aumento
superior al doble durante el perfodo 1950-57 (Economic Hu-~
Metin for Latin America, vol. 4, No. 1, Marzo de 1959, pags.
51, 54). .
58.—Estudio Econémico de América Latina 195.4. Nacio-
“nes Unidas 1955, pay. 09, , : .
59.—Economie Bulletin for Latin America, vol. 3 No. 2,
Octubre 1958, -pags.-4¥, 49,
60.—Estudio Econémico de América Latina 1936. Nacio-.
nes Unidas, 1957. pity. 86, y Annirio Estadistico do Brasil
3958, pévs. 82, 94-95, 101, .
61.—El Desarrollo Econdémico de la Argentina, vol. 2, pays.
- 165, 191, 225,
*: 62.—Survey of Current Business, Departamento de Co-
mercio de los Estados Unidos, Septiembre de 1960, pags.,
20,22. - vo _ =
63.—Ecenomic Survey of Latin America 1957, pig. 142,
64.—"Nacionalismo e Desenvulvimento”, Revista. Brasi-
* Viensé. No. 24, 1959 pay: 15.--- -- 0; ; we,
65.—Report on World Social Situation, Naciones Unidas, .
1957, pax. 179..
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st.—Armando Samper, segin informd Politica, México,
D. F., Séptiembre 1 de 1260. poy, 43, .
67.—"A primera vista pucdde parecer que este incrementa
en los servicios personsles os el mismo fendmeno que Ocurre
en Jos paises mss desarrollades, donde seytin numentin los
ingresos per capita la demanda por servicios vspecializados
eltamente remunerados es may ehistiea. Sin embaryo, este
ho parece ser el caso de... [Ameériea Latina) donde clos
servicios personales pobremente remunerades prevalecen y
_el excese de trabajadores que no puede ser absorbide por
otras ocuprciones. .. se oculta de esta nianera... En segun.
“oy do Tugar... hi elase m&dia, que no puede encontrar una
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ejerce una presidn constante sobre el sector publico, ef cual
evidentemiente... debe cumplir una funcién de absorcién
- -dé.no poca significacién social’, (Ecunomic Survéy. of Latin
America 1954. Naciones Unidas 1933, pigs, 26-27), ;
, ,68.—EL mercado Conuin Latinosmericano, pig. 45,
. 69..2Anq International Economy, New York, 1956, pag: 62,
Como se indica‘en nuestro cuadra, de 19.15
ciente de inversiones.fijas brutas para el conjunto de Latino-
smerica fluctué alrtedor de Aw promedio de un 17th del
PRN. Eni algunos circulos se considera ésta una cifra res-.
. § . *
petable, especialmente cunndo se compara con la gran mayo- -
‘ria de los patses subdesarrollades dei Sudeste de Asia, donde
el coeficiente usualmente es menor del WC: Esta compara-
cién, sin ombargo, lo que hace es sefalar lo extremadamente
bajo del promediy de formacién de eapitales en el Sudeste
de Asia, en lugar de indicar que en América Latina eg
adecuado. En 1955, p. e¢., el coeticiente para ambos, los Es-
tados ‘Unidos y Latinoamérica, fue aproximadaménte 17¢5,
Esto significé un promedio de inversiones per ciipita de
870 délares en los Estados Unidos en comparacién con 55
, délares en Latinoamérica, es decir, en proporcién: inversa a
das necesidades relativas de desarrollo de Ins dos regiones,
Debe notarse también que el cveticiente neto de inversiones
‘en Latinoamérica ha sido de alrededor del 12%. Corio su--
giere Simon Kuznets (Economie Growth: Brasil, India,
Japan, Durham, N.C, E. U. A. 1938, psig. 23)., en los paises
*-desarrollados la obsolescencia cjerce una gran funcién en el
. consumo. de capitales, mientras él emp#oramiento fisico es
el factor principal en los paises subdesarrollados. De aqui...
“que la comparacién propia deade el punto de vista del des-
_ vrollo eendmico,. puede establecerse entre la formacién *
bruta do capitales en un pafs industrial desarrollado. y Ia
.
a 1957 el coefi- -
forniacién neta en un pais subdesarrollado”. Si considerames
rn da dudesa contribucién al desarrollo de Latinoamé-
rica cic las inversiones en actividades puramente extractivas
y construccidn de residencias de lujo, aparece claramente
que el problema de formacién de capitales en esta region es
indudableniente formidable. .
70.—Para una’ narracién cientifica y al mismo tiempo
“wivida, de los aspectos materiales y humanos de estos pro-
hlemas, consultar cl tratado de Oscar Lewis, Five Families,
Menican Case Studies in the Cullure of Poverty, New York, -
wy, — . mo,
T1—Indices_ (1950.100) de. 1948-57; Argentina: —61-a
S26; Brasil— 90 a 329; Colombia —78 a 162; Chile— 73 a
1103: Bolivia—66 a 6,937, Del Cuadro 35, “Cost of Living
in Selected Countries", Economic Bulletin for Latin Ame. _
rica, vol. 3, N*.2, Octubre de 1958, pag. 81. En la mayoria:
“> de les pafses, los indices han continuado én auménto. En
Brasil. en Diciembre de 1960 el nivel fue mas del doble
del de 1957 (Monde, Febrero 2 de 1961). - .
T2.—Economic Survey of Latin America 1957. Cuadro
US, psig, 115, .
-TX—Keport on the World Social Situacién (1957). pic.
282. De acuerdo con Cleantho da Paiva Leite, en el Estado
de Piaul, tipico exponente de Ia depresién crénica del Nores-
te-cel Brasil-les ingresos anuales per cipita se han prome-
diado en alrededor de 45 ddlares, o menos del 13% del
promedio del. estado de Sao Paulo, el mas importante pro-
ductor de café de Brasil y su centro industrial. Alrededor
de una tercera parte de la -poblacién brasiletia vive en el
Noreste (“Brasilian Development: One Problem and Two
Banks”, Inter-American Economic Affairs, vol. 14, N° 1,
Verano de 1960. pag. 4. : . :
T4.—-Economic Survey Latin America 1957, pigs. 199,
206, : ” .
43.-—The Industrial Development of Peru, pigs. 10, 11.
7&—Carl S. Shoup, Director ‘(citado por Otto Feinstein,
The Fiscal System of Venezuela, Baltimore, 1959, puigs. 29-
34. . :
77.—Leo Huberman y Paul M: Sweezy, Cuba Anatomy of °
a Revolution, New York, 1960, pigs. 6-7. Los autores obser-
van que este promedio era el mismo que “en el peor aio de
a peor depresidn en la historin ‘de los Estados Unidos”, y
refieja el hecho de que la economia cubana” se encontraba
~ enun estado de crisis permanente”,
’ ‘78—La Distribucién del Ingreso y El Desarrollo Econs-
mico en México, México, D. F., 1960, pags. 65, 85. 2
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‘79.—Rabotchii Kissy V Csveboditelnom Dvizhenii Naro.
dov Latinskoy Ameriki. (Ia clase obrera en el Mvimiento
de Liberacién Nacioral de America Latina). Disertacién
académica mocanesratiada, Academia de Ciencias de tx.
URSS, 1960, vol. I. pig. 232. La fecha de publicacién no
ha sido snunciada. ;
80.—Ecanomie Sarvey of Latin Aerica 1937, pag. 292.
81,—Op. cit., pay. SC. .
82.—-En el orden citado: James -(Op. cit., pag. 880);
- Feinstein. (op. cit.. naz. 52) Navarrete (op. cit. pag. 1).
_83.—The Acumultiva of Capital, Londres, 1956, pig. 8.
84.—Otto Feinstein (op. cit.,.pag. 76) mantiene que Ams.
. vica Lating “eg la regiin subdesarrollada que ofrece mejores
posibilidades al capitalismo”. Aparte de Perspectivas mun-
dinlea a largo plato, tas posibilidades no son brillantes en
ninguna parte del mundo y soi particularmente reducidas
en América Latina. En las regiones que emergen dé una
' ‘dominacién colonial directa, lis podeéres coloniales fréecuente-
mnehte.se ajustan al cambio manteniendo sus posiciones eco-
némicaa principales bajo la forma de arreglos neocoloniales; -
este factor desalienta los experimentos no capitalistas,
Ademfs, dada la base econdémica extremadamente baja, pue-
de operarse alin desarrollo.inicial, aunque lento, a través
de una combinacién de capitalismo privado y capitalismo de
Estado. En el conjunto de Latinoamérica el colonialismo |
directo“pasé hace muchs vy un desarrollo apreciabie del capi-
talismo nativo, incluyendo cl de Estado, se ha operado bajo
condiciones neocoloniales. Sectores capitalistas decisivos en
“manos de inversionistas nacionales, como:la banca y la gran
industria, el comercia y el transporte, dependen en un grado
-8ignificativo de las importaciones y del financiamienta ex-
.tranjero. También depénden del” aparato neocolonial de -
- gobierno para defender sus intereses de clase frente a los
-: asalariados. Sus Prerrogativas econdémicas, Politicas y socia-
. Jes, aunque limitadas. por el neo-colonialismo, se basan en :
- el mismo. La crisis del neocclonialismo en Latinoamérica es
también le crisis del capitalismo nacioual y consecuente-
mente Ja ¢eliminacién del primero, especialmente si resiste
tozudamente, como el caso de la experiencia cubana predice,
produciria la eliminacién del segundo, por lo menos en los.
« sectores basicos de IA ‘produccién,. Tales perspectivas son, |
” desde luego, alentadas por el hecho de que en-la sexta década.
' del siglo XX demasiadas personas‘en América Latina cono- a
» en que existe’ una alternativa mucho mas expeditiva y ;
rapida que el desarrotlo capitalista. ; :
Pag.
Introduccién 2.2... ween eee eee de yeeee eee 5
Presentacién ...... .... Lash vceuepeawanece Pesce lee 3
1.--El “florecimiento éptime” de la economia latino-
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*2.—-Los estimulus externos en la expansion econédmica
de Latinoamérica wettest lees steeeesetan. 10
3.—Otras consideraciones acerca del_tema principal... 14
4.—Perspectivus de aumento aparente del PBN . aes 16
_, 5—Comparacién det Producto Bruto Nacional:...... 18
6.—Las realidades del desarrollo econdmico en Latino-
vamérica... 6... cee eee weber e eect eee eceeerenes 22
: 7.—Los ingresos personales: durante” et periodo de .
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coo ; hed been in the U3R ninco Docexher 194 ag a visitlag an
po a professor of the Social solences Givision af the USS8
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: constitutional grounds to tall the 0, 5. Senate |
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- "1. On’ '§ September 2960 on article appeared’ in The Washington
Fost. and Times Herald in which Haurice Ryman HALPERIN wag quoted as
saying that the statement issuad by the United States Departinent oF
“) State’ conceming his employment by the Soviet Government was a "deo
“ Liberate and malicious ‘distortion", HALSERIN. was also quoted as
Saying that he was associated with the Academy of Sciencas of the
USSR, working on a book on Latin American economics from 1945 to the
“crisis” in 1958,. HALPERIN added that he is "not working for tha
Soviat Government any more than Van Glibum when “he performed in a
" government owned concert hall", , |
: , _ 2. According to Mr, Lloyd Frank JORDAN, Office of Selentifie
Ss . Intelligenge (OSI), 2618 Barton Hall, extension 4201, the Academy
: of Sciences of the USSR is directly subordinate to the USSR Council
of Ministers and it receives broad directive for work to be under
_ 7 faken by. the Academy from .the Central Comittee of the Communist
_ Party of the USSR. | Mr, JORDAN stated that anyone associated with
": the Academy of Sciences of. the USSR’ would be in the. employ of the
“. Soviet Goverment. Mr, “JORDAN said that there are two studies:
. Showing the relationship of the Academy of Sciences of tha USSR to
the Soviet Government; one is OCI.5613/59 which is classified; and.
the other a Study issued by the U.S, Senate Committee on. Government . ae
Cperations on "National Policy Machinery in the USSR" which is une. : —— FO
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—_ Reds Advice on Latins Istate Departinent and Benator | statement
MOBCOW, Sept. § (AP).—,tesic Services. sn inteths ; ;
Maurice H.. Halperin, former 'organtzatica. : nae Stale, red meine un
[United Btates Government ofl*). Atter the war, Mr: Halper! ior dubious about my bring in!
Partment of Issuing a “deliber-ithis yob in 1883 because he Te! nes © return
” . rome tax peturns, Hating my}
ate 207 malicious distortion” itused to tell congressional in Salary and emplover fant noel
about his atatus here, | vestlnators Whether he ever had working for the Suvict nin
tee bewritien atatement.ibeen a member of the Amerisiment any more than Van Cli-
Mr enaipanin nad mysterious |°2" Communist Party, burn (an) American plantaty
dubio, bout my belnz jn The bald, mustached s4-lwhen he performs In @ governs
or dublous al tT ama! ting Year-old Mr. Haiperin was lo-tment-owned concert hall,
Moscow . .°. T am carte ne cated Sundar in a Moscow} “Lam a visiting professor at
professor at the USSR Aca fees apartment house by a acws- the USSR Acadenly of Sciences
of Sciences and not the firs jman and was asked ta com-‘and .not the first ‘American to
American to be sesoctated with; nant on the Sate Depart.;be associated with it,@a some
we. ’ _ tment's document, of our leading acientinta can
Last week Senator Keating. . testify. My appointment and
Republican of New York, read _ +s Declines to Etaborate imy Soviet visa expires: in July,
into the Congressional Record . 1961, as the United States Em-
la State Department document|,, (Moscow reat ted there wer bassy h roy" eIrh i
technical diteutes* in mov-{bassy here very well knows,
which said Mr. Halperin Js now ; “My teach! rea0t
in Moscow and Is “working for(i" -the story until Moray. ! y (aching and resource
oscow and Is, 8 fOr The newsman apparently was /4¢!
the Soviet government.” cut off while teying ta teles/Problems related’ ta the eco
Headed OSS Unit phone the steryo jhomic growth of underdeveloped
fareas. For the State Department
"The. -document.. sald ‘there! . Mr. Halperin fest declined to; tady
Were indicatiofis Mr. Halperin! admit the newsman inte ‘Bis Rutan ea Latins Ameen
is giving the Soviet govern- [BPartiment, but agreed to meet iswairs’ Is a deliberate and ma-
Ment advice on Latin-American/nim later in the. lobby of 5 icious distortion, :
aifalrs. During. World War 1,/nearby hotel where he prom=! “wgucaraie T am mating 3
Mr. Helperin was head of the;lsed. to give a writen state- sug; of the ' Latin-American
Latin American division of the; ment. ” ; ieconomy fram 1945 to the crisis!
Mr. Halperin apreared pune-'of 1958. When my book § pubs!
Keating ‘are’ scraping the ‘bote| status “Ty
ence tom of the barrél to come up!at the
tivitles involve theoretical):
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. . . o o 8 lished it will be available to the;
. G Org nf en 1eS [vi n fearrled the following state-! sarument and anrbodri
3 {ment. on which he declined tojelse witling to purchase a eopy.”
. {| The United States Exnbassy
s2 comment on Ure?’
“or-cn Mr. Halperin’s{”_
“did ‘say he appeared!
t embassy in uly and)
lakked to-have his - American}
Passport renewed. The Trypuest}
WAS granted, ane
cial who now Hives in Moscow, got a job with Basten Uni-
a : a i :Moscow. Since my arrival tsatd.
Yesterday accused the State De-'versity as a professor. Ke lost-have ‘fled two United Atates! Lo.
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Maurice H. Halperin today
branded a reported State De-
partment statement that he ts
working as an adviser to the
Soviet’ government on Latin
-jAmerioan affairs as a “délib:
qerate “and malicious distor.
Uion.”. ~ :
In a statement to reporters,
ee
\. «+, Halperin‘said he ty-a professor|.
associated with the’ Academy
af Sclences of the USSR, work-!
_fing.on a‘book on Latin Amer
ican~economics, and, he ex-
+|plained, the American authori-{-
ties know all about it. -
‘|. (A State Department decu-
Ment in Washington last week
‘sald Halperin, a former Bos-
ton University professor and
World War I intetligence pe.
?etalist on Latin American. af.
fairs, was working’for the So-
viet government, | :
| ..Sen. Kenneth. B. Keating
](RAN,.Y), had the document
entered in the Congressional
yRecord.) _. a Q
|. “it seems to me that the;
,{ State Department and Senator!
D Keating are sweeping the bat-
jtom of the barrel to come up
{with this red herring,” Hal-
-{perin sald. , :
‘| "There ts nothing mysterl-
i] ous or dubious about my being
‘fin Moscow, Since my arrival,
{T have filed two U. S. income]:
tax. returns, listing my salary
Land employer. - :
“I am not working for the
Soviet governinent any more] ”.
than. Van Cliburn when hej:
[performed “in a government-
owned concert hall,” he con-
tinued). me,
“T am a visiting professor{
in the USSR Academy” of
"|Selences. and not the first
{American to be. associated |:
with it. For the State-of De
partment to say that I am an
adviser. to the Russians on
Latin: American’ affairs is - a
deliberate and malicious dis-
tortion 2. 0 oe
4 “Specifically, I am’ making|-
‘Ja study of the Latio American
‘economy from 1945. to. the
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FORMER U. §, AIDE
AT WORK IN SOVIET
Ex-Boston U. Professor Was
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By JACK RAYMOND
Special fo The New Yort Ting,
_ WASHINGTON, Aug. 31—
The State Department has
disclosed that a former United
States Intelligence official ts
in Mascow working for the So-} -
viet Government. :
He is Dr, Maurice Halperin,
‘a former Boston University
" professor who wag head of the
Latin American Division of the
Otfice of Strategic Services
during World War LL.
Dr. Halperin was dismissed:
froma Boston University in 1954
. After he refused to any whether,
he was a Communist. He has
. been linked in testimony before,
-Sertate investigators to a So-
viet’ spy. ring.
- The State Department's dis-
closure wes contdined in a
memorandum in support of a
Proposed law to deny passports
to persons supporting. interna-
tional communism,
The Supreme Court ruled in
My
. beliefs.
After the Supreme Court rue
. the Halperins applied to;
the United States Embassy in
FORNER U.S, AID 5. AIDE
AT WORK IN SOY et
Contioued-From-Page 1, Col. 1
Mexico City, for passports and! -
left Mexico Oct 1% 1958. At
the-time.. tre ‘State Department]...
noted: Ubey were adcut to be!
deported trom Mexico for Com-|
munist activities. -
Reports ‘that Dr. Halperin)
was working for th Soviet
Government: in Mascow were
confirmad lest July 15, the
State Department memorandum
Went an when he and his wife
appeared at the embassy to re-
* new, their passports
Embassy officials reported
that they had beea tuk by Dr,
Halperin that be amt his wife!
had’ been in the Saviet Union}
since December, 1934, and that
he was working fer the Soviet
Academy of Scienees “doing
research in the foreizn field,
especially relaling to under-
developed countries.”
+ The State Denartmient, re-
calling that Dr. Halperin was
an authority on Latin-American
affairs, added that “our infor-
mation indicates that this prob-
ably-is the field in which he ts!
working st the present time.” |
State Department officials
have repeatediy called attention
to the Soviet trade and cultural
offensive in Latin America: *
Referring 0 Dr. Haleprin's|
employment by the Soviet
Academy, the Staie Depart-
Ment, observed that it was di-
rectly | subordinate to the’ Soviet
“Council of Ministers, .
+ gressionsl Record of Aug. 16,
Requreted Dy Keating «
The memorandum was pre-
red at the request af Senator
<énneth BR. Keating, Republican
of New York He and Senator,
Thomas J. Dodd, Democrat af
Connecticuil are sporscring a
bi that seeks to restare sa -
of the Stste Department's}.
authority to deny passports,
Senator Keating. who entered
the memorarcum in The Con-
expressed regret at the time!
that his BR was not bxely to:
be passed in this session of
Congress, President EXsenhower
and State Department officials
have backed the purpose of
the measure, -
Meanwhik. . Representative
Francis EL Walter, Demccrat
of Pennsytwaria and chairman
mittee on Un-Amert
can AcUvity. sud he kad on
dered a month-long preliminary
investigation into the case af
two missing empoves of the
National Secunty Agency. {
The (wo employes af the top-|
secret coding agency, Bernon
F, Mitchel) and William =H.
Martin, are slieged to home
taken valuable secrets to the
Soviet Unioa,
Representative Walter said
that he understood that one of
the missing. men . had -.made
enquiries in their agency about).
the U-2 reconnaissance plane
flight aver the Soviet Union
“before it took piace an May 1
Mr. Walter said that he was
* convinced that the Soviet had
. had advance krowledge of the
flight. Francis Gary Powers.
. the’ U-2 pilot, was downed in
the Soviet Union and suds>
gente = sentenced to ten years
Refused to ‘Appear
BOSTON, Aug. 31—Dr. Hak
Pperin was officially’ dismissed : : Coote
from the facuity of Boston} :
University on Jan @ 1954. He! ; vt
had refused a summons to ap- a
pear before a university com- .
* mittee of review to discuss his
case.
Dr. Harvia C. Case, president}
of the university. telephaned
Dr. Halperin in Mexico’ City|
offering to pay his expenses
to Boston and Yeturn. But thet
professor dectined He
deen chairman of the univer.
sity’s Latin-American regiecal
studies,
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“he State Department says
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"Ment official linked by Senate] ©. j
Investigatars to Savict espi-j.
onage activities, apparently is
- serving now as a Latiu-Amer-
. dean adviser to the Russians.
Halperin was head of the
» Latin-American Diviston of
“,. the Office af Strategic: Serv-
; yo, ices during the latter part of
\ -% World War II and later an as:
' : ‘* sociate prdfessur’ at Boston
. University. Before the war, he
had been on the faculty of] *
*+the University of Oklahoma.
In 1954 he was dismissed by
JAmeriean Embasey in Mexico
iCity, where he had gone after
*, theing dismissed by Boston
| University, and used it to
ieave Mexico on Oct. 13, 1958.
| The State Department said
jthat ‘shortly after ‘Halperin
jand his wife departed from
. Mexico it received informa.
hion that he was employed in}:
| Moscow by the Soviet Union.
' “This waa confirmed on July
i135, 1080, when the Halperins
‘So jappeared at the American
;Embassy Ini Moscow and pre-
l sented thelr U.-S- passports
.!for renewal,” . the Depart-
[ment's report: said, adding:
; Boston University after Sen-| - { “Halperin stated that hel - i
: ate Investigators received tes-| jhad been in the U.S.S.R. since %
. » dimony linkiag him to a Soviet| December, 1958, and that he is ‘
spy ring ard he refused to! remployed by the USSR. 4
. answer a question as to| j Academy of Scietices where 4
* whether. be was a-Communist.: °* . he is doing research in the i
:- The latest information on : » ¢ Aasoclated Preas lforeign field, specially, retat- z
-. Halperin’s whereabouts is MAURICE H. HALPERIN fing to undeveloped countries." |' 5
* contained in a report compiled] «— Jeved Soviet employe ; The Depart.nent recalled «
by the State Department; — ithat Halperin was something é
. about persons to whom it hag! 7 : fof an authority on Latin- a
. been compelled to issue pais. ldeny passports ‘to Communists’ American affairs and said) , q
, Ports under a 1958 decision of!or to other persons because of Our {information indicates i
* the Supreme Court. their political beliefs, that this probably is the field |
-. The Court held that the De! After the ruling, Halperinjin which he is working at the .
_ Partment lacks authority’ to! applied for a Passport ar thei present time.” , - 3
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"Ex-OSS Official Works
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By VICTOR LASKY.
North American Newaraper auuoce
A former Boston University
Ave gp ede ie at
official in the OSS. has turned
up in Moscow working for the .
‘Soviet government,
H. Halperin, fied this country
seven years ago after an in-
quiry Into his Communist back-
ground, .
According to the State De-
partment. he probabiy is ad-
‘vising Sovtet officials on Latin
American affairs. an area in
which he is expert. .
Prof. Haiperin was suspended
Be Boston University tn 1953
after he refused, on constitu-
tonal grounds, to tell a Senate
“subcommittee whether he had
,ever been a Communist Party
;mernber.
According to the’ “State De-
partment, he had previously oy seinen. Tb was obvious
jbeen involved tn Soviet espio- on tne nace of the information!
MAURICE A. HALPERIN
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Image in wartime Washington. !containad in his dossier that}
[He had been named by Eliza-, s rtment had been!
theth Terril Bentley, admitted “the State Depart on the former!
: aes spy courier. as one of profess’ 's movements for some:
.ther sources of suppiy among time
;Government officials.
| _ Intrigue tn Mexico i . ‘Fired ln Oklahoma
And since 1953, Dr. Halperin. From i83t to 1941) Dr. Hal-;
has been involved: in ‘still more perin—& Harvard Univ ersity!
Intrigue as an ~exile"“in Mexi-,eraduais—nad been a professor;
nversity of Oklahoma. ;
who assisted two suspected! According to the record. it was;
spies in their flight from Mex- in this period that-he directed
feo to Crechosiovakia to avoid Commun:s activities fm Okla-|
IUnited States extradition pro- homa anc. on repeated visita
Mexico, conferred with Mex-
h On July. 15, 1960. Dr, Hal-jican Red teaders, OA one visit
perin ‘and: his wife, Edith.-ap-'to Cuts 20 1935, he and other
‘ Ipeared at the United States. leftwingers had been arrested
iBmbassy in. Moscow to present! ‘ey Cuban authorities and ex-
‘their United ‘States Passports’ pelied freaa the country..-
for renewal. - ; Ta 1941, much of this was;
All this was disclosed tn’ disclosed in an investigation
. State “Department smemoran- conducted or an Oklahoma
‘dum prepared for Senator State. kegisiauive committec.
.Keating. Republican of ‘New. The committer. invesugating
York. who has been urging the subversive activities ins Okla-
passage of E:senhower-sup-.homa. prcduted information
ported legislation empowering Unat in 10 Dr. Halperin had
the department to dens Dass- ‘cashed a check for $436 drawn
ports to active participants in on the Bank of Foreign Trade}
Soviet skullduggery. in Moscow. AS a result. Dr.!
The memecrandum. citing Halperin eas dismissed from)
'“eases where. passports have Une Univerxiy of Oklahoma.
“had to be issued to known! Despite this record, Dr. Hal-
Communists." devoted consd--perin manazed to enter Gov-
‘rable attention to the case of’ See HALPERIN, Page A-6
. [Weraity’s Ceuese cf Liberal!
‘Arts.
of a Soviet spy ricg This came
oan - - "7 Was emplaved dy the ‘Mexxkan
“rdivision of the Ose 02
:
Various Questens oameernia: -
Dis alesed Commusis: acest;
ties.
In Novemoer, 1933. Dr. BRM,
penn and iis erfe. wit, shout!
notifying the university, efi!
mn ihe middie of the!
return, Turmrg?!
up in . thes decame!
members af the American Com!
Muness grou in Mexen,
: : Uke most. ACM members!
. the Haiperins aid well, They; . L
. ~ invested In an ike cream com} :
: _. pany, daboied mreal estate,’
+. and obained todos. Dr. Halperin
‘government ag a financial cone
CN oe: isultant and hus wife tausht in. :
WASH aa ithe American Sebool Founda! . .
3 TAR a Hee, :
They also became tri 3
twith Alfred K. Stern and: his)
27 A Zé pwife, the former Martha Dodd.
af Chise CO idsughter of a farses aie!
t ‘States Ambassador tc Germany.
;The fact tbe &
Hnaplicated i
‘eames out mit ! va
[New York of Jack Sode, a Sei os
iviet agent. To araid teins exe!
jtradited fo Use Cnited Stares!
100 testify besore a special frand{
‘yury on (thelr associations wits
Sotle and “the double agent:
Boris Morrox™ the Sterns .
to Crechosiovazia in July, 1937.2
Dr. Halpern, eserited ase
fbeine “intimar invoived inj”
ithelr plans for escape.” hadi
obtained airtime reservations! -
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HALPERIN - "for the Stems .under othe
Continved Freee First Page Tames. As a resuit, Ne Mex:
ernment service, Eziorad as can covernmeat was consid.
jemet of the Lats Amenean' ins his’ case fer departa tian.
Oss Stra On October 1958 the kh
Was-perins left Mexico. having!
‘then the United States Civizan” /Obtained plane reservations in?!
intelligence-Gatbenog Asency,! she names of other persons,
{he later was transfered to the: In Rosala Since 1958
iState Departzme: ‘iba teh p
maeencles, accenioz. to tse The State Department mem-F
Shony. be Orandum cene?odes:
sir.dacu. “We received information
shortly after Halperin’s de
j iparture. from Mexico thas bei
| Linked to Sp Ring ‘was employed in Moscow byl
i Un 1949, be became Sead ofthe USSR. Ths Was cousrmec't
the Latin’ Amermcaa resincal ‘on July 15. “Tse, when usei
‘students section at Boron Unis Halperins appeared at the! 7
American Embassr in Moscow;
jand presented their Umited). © ot :
tates passports for renewal!, sf
jElizabeth Bentier tess:
jtransmitted | eons:
;Ments to a-Sone? spy ring.
AU year. later. he was fost
‘publicly identified as a meme.
about -when Wee Presen
Nixon, then a Carterc:a Con-!employed by the Soriet Acs
sressmar, wade ice a too emy.of Sciences where he (3:
izecret memorancom on eS-idoing research .. . relating we
‘pionage transected by Far’ underdeveloped countries.
‘Director S. Edcar Hoover to; “It will be recalled that Ha
ithe White Rouse ca Nowem-:perin is somestienz of an sy
ber 8 1945. itherny on Lata Amenca
! In March. 1283, io Bostan’s affairs. Our mvarmation in
‘Federal Burkting. Dr. Halzerca‘dicates that ths prodadir
‘'repeatediy Bias the Pana the fleld in he is sork+
Amendment when—in a hear-!ing at the prerent Ume. E
ing conducted Sy¥ the Senate! “The Soviet Academy
cInternal Secur:3 Sseercst-! iSelences ts directyy sudorcizat 1
‘tee—he retused to reply tito the Coune:t of Ministers.“ :
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K, STERN. In the sumer of 1959 HALPERDI'3 eon, Charles (Carlos) David *HAL~
Cte ene Femarally known as David HAPERDE (bara § May 2997, OieLchow .
Gity, Gdehom), viited tho JAINA family in Paris en routa te and fros tha .
_ USSR to sas kio parenta, it to believed. that he vag in Paris 0-25<30 June
"1959 and agnin in the latter part of August 1959, | oo
-. Be Ye would appreaiate having you attempt to obtain informatica on
JAINA through your imiepsndent sources, No prefer not to disclose to your
Jiatsen services eur knowlédge ‘of HALPERIN 's- connaotion with the JAINA fautly
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ly clear en that.
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- They cartted on subversion
avalost theig country, from and nuleing embassy in Mex-!
withia Mexico and Che das:
gerous rise of com nunism in
Venezuela came front: sefviews ‘difett
» Mexico Was sive Operations. There are
e for them to 128 adults on tte .
rendered wh
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their way back to Venere
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e@ under the divete —and now ail three are
a
both made aft ine Prague,
er who was ake hing Bere |
veady for fulure assignments.
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do their eidawy hares
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R Guatemalan Communists or nor
who are, duing-he same (tig.
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¢ Manuel Fortuny, te work. AU Me
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Party ia Guate- on the outside of ihe front
sheen operating dnor, tL. uses only tea nan
sre. fur some time. Soviet employes’ and these! |
Hy obiained a faise Mesiean are Communists) “impected |
passport ty go to Moscow ao fram Spain. Ali
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a (- | Eubjoat-ont/or. his wife have becn“in correspondence during the’
_ | Y "*-period’27 faprat ito 25 Catober 2959. For your inforzstion ealy,
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so | : ‘Matton Contained bereln shculi not bo disconinated cutelic of your
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sory of tie first pare of the Sports Section from the, Sebo
L. 27 Septaaber 1559: dssuo of the fw York Tineae _ an are
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oor boas. | pat | |. 1p portnarked Now York City and acdresced ta Kiss Katy... 7
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: ey s during Decentisr. he eteloscd @ nevepoper elipping, fy.
ee [oe Ganeemning estore who are: taking part. in tha film pie
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4 ST may hswe Cecon dye ane when you spoke of tdelirtoug 2 lo.
y .. @rovis win prec Vidone! The fact, alas, is that tha =. -
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a oo OTT: (E.8e THE RAO ANIOUSIN TiS WR .
epee ce pe eo. OF ng greg P°Tt TO TWAIN: «The Pleo sti ;
pot . “Feel elo e | oy ton te the UR. after all, they _
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a re : Of the Sehaod rs oak Teorteent, requeste LIchinta -.
se per Peasog te re cctan 8 +hlprent of Fute Fate® by Martin -
uf - “a My Maple fog rréio ty Las CRUTCISIELD.s |
! _0) A Jetter ates yi Lenterter 2957 fron *Maxin® is adéressea.
: fol bjestia wiles Roost Ls glad to learn that Fart FLES, .
; Bow fork Litdrery arent, Ma po objection to LUT Rs
| herd ling Srv: 22 8 Cold Fine Lor possible Polish
‘ ' “publication, Cannot uncurstand why Eubject’s wife.
i Shetld wirh to ulecuire berself by using tho pen nane -
? *iurenio fol; Ye® “CUriless in eolecting a Ruseion
peouconyn soi vrisned in this eubtle fashion te cust ospersion
on the husslan charactor.” LUP-R has Juot returned frase
‘Pulearia, wore isa ud spent fifteen days "on a porfectly
| glorious beach «n tha Black Sea esses wo have little to :
curplaln abst, ospecially aince Xnrushehov ia strong thoning
the peace front.* Liz R-bed received @ lotter frou PHIL
resusebly Philip §Tivi.s"'7 and also a card fron “Jerry, ope
who soos to be enjojing Moscow. Lis wife, Alico, returned =: of
- to tha stetas. Questions Will Jorry followi® Tovard the 2--|-
(Grd of the latter Lila thanks his correspondant for the
: ereetings fron Salvador O21?) and Ferta. “what, I wonder,
“ds Salvador doing sinco the disaal failure of that bandit?
. ‘Is may interest you to know thet Alico NILVY, ths widow of
the: lawyer who had got up that scoundrel. with @ substantial -
} Bum, told os that bor husband bad-‘aleo been vietinised, amd
at : o ‘a closest friends." L1Snts
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Comes and v2 continue to tranrfer tha interest, : :
°. l&ipre atl “3 Core Investnent, about every tro aontige. .
BR, addreserd to Cubject ard dated
Lot wilt hove a statorent notzrised
foer % irdicate-Ynls2 ts holding
" for the ts: ¢ SGD 2 eoations *the
tial reforercos to "Cod? thet Korcshehow -
ing on bis. t¥anseontinontel tour. Ratver
| for ‘the: kind of athelot x. inbista he ip.
Sure thas @ good part of ‘tha dnerican People are
_ <Uy ikpressed ose. I peracnalty fee] convinced thas
* “Re SOvEB Visit to: the V.Sed. ie going Womrle
- Telezation of tensions.® In tnis letter LIAT:R saya bo
wis com on the Black Ses coast in Pulvaria for ths fires
Lesoty days of Sertortar. In Oxpressing c0rroy over the
cats Of Ore Ernesto VAN, TLE writes, 8 evan have
& saree of tlt end complicity fn his trario and untirely
fd (Ursula (ore Ate wifay, by the way, indicated =~
that thio warts Bernal, but of courae tiie renoins betvsen
us) teozuse while hy vas Still in Mexico Ernesto had witten
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: . 8) Gn @ letter tra MAISON, dates G Ceptendor 1959, tha -
"writer espharizca tho Sxportance. of actress ing his. mail
correctly, @s caption adoves On 25 Septerber WIP
a lottor dated 15 Sopteber froa the MALTS egy
‘plotores ware ‘not enclosed, end RALPIGS wonders
ho: how ¢
3 = Bat Last February in Koscevs The
a SPor ho, : ALLIS expect to pat a telephone poons faxt wook
et rn a i TW RALPt V6 8 fulletina recoarch assistant. Igy
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Another le.ter trea PAIR dated ly Ootober 1¥S9
acknovledres receipt of the tN *se¢ Survey ov La. 19578
and & recistermt packare ecntaining elipoings.
Corretsomte-ea concern!
Saven Stars in a Gold Mine, .
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‘Subjeotts wife, in several let tore dated 23 Septerbor 1959, ~.
Wrote persons Listed bolow that sho wag asking hor Englich
publishers, Victor Gollanca, Ltdi, to sent oooha copy of
-bor book entitled fcven Shires in a Cold Mina, obviously
“to promote ita salug cai to econ 11s publicution in Goriat/
- ' Batellite countries, In two of the lotters, acdressed to -
>).
' the first two persons listed below, she analosed ‘goples of
& roview of ‘tho book, uritten by Viola Brothers rong,
“Whioh oppeared in Hoinstrem, an Amerioan Repasing.
“* Fre Alexei MRASILNIEW, Publishing Rouse for
Foreign Litaratare,. 52 Sove Aloxeyovsxayn,
_ Moscow, SR -
Mr. Miodrog STAMATOVIC, Jiponlovenska dutorska
Agenoije, yarvala Tita 14, Folprade, Yugoslavia
Yor. Eézund SEX, Wowotki 25 m 363, Warsaw, Polend —
"Wire Aan TURK, Cardeaterska 21, Weroay, Poland
" Yitee Raya [USA Foreign Litoratare, Platnitekaya
Ul, Hoscor, torn : :
| Mido Ovna G17 KATA, Poreten Comtsaton of
" Untor of Soviet iiciters, $2 Ulitss Yorovakogo,
Morcow, SY L200 b = 05. dolow : , :
Nas Panta ALIN; Literotumaya Oasots, IvotnoL
_ Falvar. 4, Moacow, >, ;
In anothut lottar devel 23 Septender 1959, and eddreesed
to He. HUlary £22. TKN, Vigtor Gollanga, Ltde, 1h onc latte
Steg Cavant tins totor, Wile 2, Subjootta wife Pequesta *
J What the niece end -rduemznes of LilsiL and TAN, too liter
people fa Flac, be aticd to the list she.hed went tho
" pubMehoce a day of tw ante : .
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‘carnal snterstan: way ih was not received. Subjects wife
SERNCIINUTUMH
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A letter fro. Vietor *ellancs Lide, aiyned by nilary
RULES TALN ang dated 29 Septecber, iz in answer to an
_ OTder placed by Saubjectia wife
‘A lsttor frou Nalia, Caechoslovak Theatrical and Literary
Aroncy, rropue, cated 26 September 157, ocknowlaices
Feoniat of mivleve of Seven S!area in a Cold Mine, which”
hava been sent on to opblining < house for considerations
A letter f=o “Asana KR: ERSPAYA dated 21 Octobar isp
cevnovledsos recel:t of book and letter, noted in k = a
heres . NU ACRATA pasaea on mreotinge frowlislon
HOLM Ae
M.20 Oetotor 18, @ check, drown on the s Security F First
hathonsl Wak. cf log. Anreler.and signed by Karraret MALTZ,
13 part to Siron and Sctwstar, Inc., 136 Neat 52nd Stroaty
haw Tork Wy hele UNE’ CT ape 8 ?
ce ; Torag Pereton a Madrid,
CEaY MALE 320-5 $237
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‘é havivelecan’ i igtier in Spanish fron *Pllar* to the PALTZG3
13.daunt cv Ce Mester 1959. ‘Pilar has just received .
Pas “ool. letter trlline her of the death of (r/ Rrreste.
idy hee former tusbond, end now requests detaile ag to
tha olreutatatcuse Sho writes that their oon fickle had
not oar ire. Nis fathor since Septenber 1955, nor: has
tie Las & Jetter SOAkE bad vrittan bis eon via tha PALTZO9
been receiveds :
an animer to. toe torordinr, written in Spentoh dy Subjeoatts
wite, on 1 Uctatys 3959, reveals that a loiter which Lye |
AGN hed vrltton on 27 July had beon forvarded to Pilar -
de su for dzlirnry to thoir son bicklo. Althourh |
sh Pe. AMUN's request, hed rocd the letter
relates shat wa in the letter to fickle. Suffering fro
encepnelitls, | ite APANY died dn a Corsan hospital after
hia return trore fcr tte thint Gine, The MALTZop visited
Lie MULN during Uaelr Feowat Buropean tripe .
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“-a) In an envieione postaarel 22 fctober 959 SEALROH matled.
b) A letter dated 13 Septirter 1357 sete forth STSvISOR's
-@) Personal thiakeyou Rite, éated 3 Oetedar 2959, fron Janet
_ SEORETINOFORN
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a) Ino cotter déted 16 Seatantar KAMOLIS arto KALTZ to
‘rive his proferarce for attorneys to consult with respect
to the praniniLity of Uttgation against tha Inalgretion |
Eoivicse
‘Ginse Rebdinowlis’ and. Bedia hod represented hia previously, .
“ Bubject writes, be truld be reluctant to hire any other :
ew Ora unless thore vere @ *colid roascn® to do Go.
Correosordense with-Parerrd (RATED: Public Accountant
a) Torr nieces of f catres,vondanee, dated carly October 1957, 7
goroarn Eubject'a finances, :
b) A letter'fron SKURCi, Witod 22 Septerber 1959, doals
with real estate investmont. opportunities as woll as vith
‘Bubjects Sinaness. :
with a lottar dated 5) Ostodor™ 159 SHRM sends Subject
_ & copy of Waldo FUNN's patition for a writ of eortiorary
' 0 roview an earlier dudjroat , preventing his trays *
“Chinas
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Bubjec’ Ais aheck took ane for Septenbore- eure - 9":
Corrasonderca with Pailin yan Jame mri 401 Flonla
Ts tive, Tos, pis orien Nay atari Tne arsine TT eae 2-829?
eee chen
«) da en “prvelepe postrearked 6 contenter 1) inttiy snares .
Soris Subject a copy of a nexoramtun. dated:-1 toy tosber 1989.
. Whleh ST. MW tec.pent to Wy AbckLe STANE! ~O4 18 cendtag
Abel. tho finishdd scroon treatment of Albert FALTZNe
novel, Tha: Cro: au fo serov, under the. working title
of Ta WNT cits Storm.) The merorendun conserng
finascial aaveunt Tor: Sata under contraste —
- ideas for writing a screxplay, prosumably based en pe
~ Rosa Pensa, STIVE CSN may fo to Yextoo for a fes caja”
» Ga 45 Sante Septexbor. to dincuss the bodk. .
‘STIVESOR te -Karzeret EALTZ, following Puulsy STEVES
: * petim froa 4 vidi’ with tha HaiTiese
SESRET/SOFORN :
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a) eve are: premier. iy prenared by Subject, presents the
foo Sal arrore ty =cs Grare and the Ary Gint 49 ebireased —
te witldp Soe TT
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@) 4 jarconal tes fem T WolSON ta the MAltiea ts dated
VT istaber wave > ite take, STAVE acknowlotres
reaelph: gn ie chives of be material ‘on The Crose end and pho
5 r ig a. mrently working on -@ 9 tal otory.
ih Se ea ottine of Mada no el
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£) i: e latter at 2 catoner 1959 Subject writes his
“eurente Sed orduistan of FTEVAISOUlS soreenp lay catling -
Ie Carne.
uw ta Foam
’ ts eta Rrarrrnt so Rorth festnd
Teh, poarliont nike Tiileolacat .
®) Ina letter ACUNt Ot fen te ber 159 and adiressed te
A veeret cans, Lan “EFUGT disousaso plans fee
4 _ placing one Paninan rivl, in tha hone of 8
= eertala VaATT teal la t2liformtas -
‘b) darornt HALT, In a ;wroonal lotter dated 9 October 1959,
Bahn ienty 6a remips af ta foregoing latter by thank ing
Laurie for Vieltlog Mew. vaTTide Bubjegtta wifa tells
her aurreopumient that abo (Marporet) 1a golng to be .
Antorviewed on taleviaton in Spanish in a eouplo of veakse
AS indicated In this letter, ro. RLADKPURT hso Winited
Hoxloo. . .
206 Corressomiense with SY x. Poller sveme ‘las Anreles
a). a personal, latter dated 2), September 1959 and ‘pigned
’ | bs
. eye tiple is adtressed to Subjeatta ‘foe The envelope :
. 4 bears the above return address.
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i .e 0) br + letier cated 22 Lepterbar 1959 FURRSL acknouledges
I Te fer bye of too lettors, datad Jl Amat and 3 Lepterber, .
' + : arn bubleat. The writer rives booxrround information
on tut f. -ustion of the State of lorsol, obviously at
BP eR OL MALTZ, ©
QD 42 “rently Lo enmwer to a requost by lotter dated -
' os ae 1. este toe fron Subject, Misl XW, in a letter dated
oo. : ok See ay state: Ler, desorlbes nelical prectiogs anong the Prunes
taht : se ins bea written portroript the writer notes be wilh.
rn Sorei@ ila tine, ae Subject requested, t@ PLUZUINIR. while
_ i Be tee tn iareol, only towevor 1f the writer is elven
- ST _ ratvee of Mt Mibitta arrival date woll in atvenae,
2) 4 Ictter dated 9 Octeter fran PRAKICL acknowletros reoeipt —
_ Of tifa cables from Sibjeat and encloses a fuwsary of ;
“security moasuros in Fanarusta, Cyprus, during the Altye= _
foul éra, :cemmadly as taokrpround information for Sudjecs'a
writinges : oo . . -
4) “Tiree lottars,. dated 13, 15, and 19 Oatoter 1959, fron .
Vee Adia AIKNL provide Subset with additional book ground
information and rssaarch a::alysone Tho lotter dated okays
2}-Cetober incluces photostats of identity carda issued
in 19h5, dyL7, and WLI.
: 0) in a letter da.ed 20 October 1959 Subject poses to FRENKEL
: ». t a eeries of questions concerning ths Fagarmmah leaders and
wo. oO Irrun wortere. Subjeot indisates that "Otto" /probably
FRLUUG D7 was in Mexico the provious wesk, wo xing with.
foo. ||, Fubjeot Gn the etory.. "Cito" will be arriving at tho.
Pos ae itel Dan between Novexbor 15 and 18 for a fLve-week otey:
ar in Iernol, ~ : :
poo £3 Stew of information contained in these letters, oo well sa
wo. _-dn-ather ‘pieces of correspondance noted herein, 4% would appeay |
‘oc y that Subject=is working on a screenpley for the movie to bo. |.
» shaped on Loon UUS' dent ‘sollar, ixohis. Otte PRENIION, :
Well<known Hollywood novio director, is soheduled to. diroet
tho fila version of Kris 7 : ” : :
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tin ta ee eee:
Cablvomige
* °.G) A letter from the bootahos dated 23 Septanber 1959 fa:
: sized *iilton.® Milton sent lr. AMALN *tho’Cassorole |
Cooking": the ¢ay ho received RATTZ'@ latter bat negleeted |
& D111 Subjeots Books for Subject have been ord |
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b). Eutjectts check payable to Larry Edendo Pookshop is
oting that AYANS has diag and that Subject wil await
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a)
, - tolta fubject: that Seven Seas Publishors is sending hin
‘thirty copies of The Crocs ant tha /rrow in care of
pliywood.
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b)
srmado Ly Subjectta wife, the latter liste works. by CIENDY
Covrnsocntesca with Dilte
Pore ote Bee Se ores)
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onclosal tn en envelo~e aiirecred to the bookshop and
postaarked 3 October 1959. Also orclosed is the lattes) |
Listed above, on Wiueh TULTS hes aldwd hig coments,
delivory of tha books onereds
Latter dated 28. October 1959, atdressed ta Subjoctta vite - . i
“fe. aipned "Lltoae &rperently in answer to a request an
hich tho.book shop has in stoak.
A lottar datod 22 Soptocter 1989 and eicnad by Kay Py -
Larry bemunds Pooksnop dn id
Lotter. fron Soren Sese Books, dated $ October 1959, 19
airned “Certrude® (dertrada GEIDIX, chief editor),
‘Certruce has boon and contimes to be in poor health.
Sho writee about wat sppears to ke scles firurea for a ,
partioular publication, perhaps one of Subject'a dockee ;
Csecheslovak Thestrical and Literary ‘
thids Vattachnaant pry) : . _
Lotter froa Dilis, feted 2h Septonder 1959, 4a stped ty
Gate Ceblest La requestal to ecnd anothar
copy of hin pley unex Pit for the Slovak translation,
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dy “Darna.” She writer acnoilodres receipt of sigied ‘
Copies cf a2 acreseent for the Czech edition cf Tre cross .
fnd to Amen. Tia lost oaracraph of tha letter’ corscernas :
| Btorlea Ey ora br. oR TS, Pondtenctaria N69-8, Quedalajera, / :
“So gengiderations
"letter Bus Lilta doted 9 oct
“that an advance on tio Crech edition of The Journ: of
. farred’ to Subject's account with the Banco Necicnal do
dalfsoo, which iiila hae forwarded to publishers for
Cotober 1959 informs Subject Oe
Elon Rékeuror, to ba published by the State Py I
iwase-of Polltical. Literature of Vrame, bis beso trans
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6) letter from Kindler Vorlog, LuciloOrahn~trarse 37, Munich
8, Oermany, daicl 18 Sestenbor 1959 and signed by Dre Pe do
: sclnowlotras receint of a letter dated.
“ ‘udjont.e The writer hos obtained a aopy
*" of Tha Cross au tna. srrow ard will inform MAITZ abould
"he Uerida te bien a ncot Oorman editions os
7 OL rreeinecr/Stuare érancy, Inoe, 8462 Louleverd,' Hollywood
. li » tie writor discusses LAinsneing arrangenente .
fur a Ctls pro'istlone - ; : . _ a
|. 0). Letter froa Acrina scoTt, 13312 Wyandotte Ste, Yan Muys, :
ae fallfornls, catod 22 feptanber 1759, in which the writer i
aan encloves a check, aimivd by Robert A. Eoott for 350 dollars, :
: for paymuit on » loan sAL?Z mode to the writer, apperently :
eeveral ynaro apo, Se
- ) Lottr treme dwte'y Sarvorts, 22. cant 17th Stroot, New Tork 3,
Wels, dated Testa 1759 ana alynad by Morrio Us CCHAPPES,
L , oditor. - Tie writer ackncwlodres receipt of a contribution. _
So ay tubjoos had nade while éLread. The eiltor suprests Subjeot
“ : Right write for publication in Jevinh Currents an article
or irsve) letter about any one of to oountricg he Vialted —
Tecentlys . : . us
e) Leter freq Scienaa & Soosety, 30 East 20th Streat, Kew- !
“ " York 3, Veles dated 2 Sertenber 1959 and signed by Te Ee : B,
WALT01, reerotary. fwaiish press cuttings will be held ty
Until ‘the retium af ooney AUS, who wil) be abroad until “
. the middle of Noverbor.s ; : SO :
- f)- Lotter from ore peso Lt, Roos 132k Karl ¥eyor Hall,
. Conk County Meonttal, Gnlsaro 12, Tlinois, dated & October -
1959. fer mavo% Feferones to A Tong Tay in a Short:
‘2 98 Sion Ke¥aéves and surgeats
wy vIsit Cock County Hoo pital in Chicago,
@ place f11led “with *rwentot literoture.s
on the Sovuttes to- Secure Justice for Marton = oe
9s Peures Now York 10, 4.255 pootsarked 7 Oatoder ioe
Forottoy for Horton Sohell, poxt’
: Shope dn ‘our sep Re
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.teds Israel, ested 7 Catoter 1553. The writer thanks - oot, x ‘
Bubjest fa> mas bookte and effors hold in mpolyins raterial ~ wo
‘Sudjoct way aii for fia "book about Isracl.e FL ; : aod.
~ Gereribes his work oame the children, addins that he wil} “ .
leove Loreticnen curing tho succor. of 1960 to eocalete hia : :
‘4 Latter froe the laral Cersrtrent of Universe! Pictcres
COZ, Inae, Mivorsal City, Californta, dstod 19 October
- 1959 and etm ed ty Jesesth Se DUBIN, chief atutio counsel, .
_ Delleed with ths lester ia'tn Assicront, Kiving exslusive
' ROLina pleture Tichte -for erry Co Fourd, a play writtes
| by Subjoct (uader pecad myn Of ering rent) and Coorre
_ SEAL, to trtvorse] Pletures,: sindk ses; ct 18 an Mexico,
tho writer Peuicste thet the enclosed sirzzeut be exnouted
by Subject ofare & conmler officer Rotary of the
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1959, enelosca a Second cony of the foragoing 4arigcont,
to be axncuted in Ncw Yorke - _
i Prorroestve ideas." ira, Piste planning a ‘trip to
co fo Mucho "elthor in suring or later’ cn.*
4) Personal Lotter dated 14 October 1959 tron Alvah Bese,
61372 a Qoary Beulovand, San Franeiseo 22, Colifornia.:
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“-.. Cannon Place, Yew York 63, %e%. The witer, on adzirer a “h
of Subjoat's tooke, waa. Tocently freduated fron tho . = oo :
. : -” Kanhattan Sehool of iusig, Uo erka Subjeat to canaider
. _ writing the Ltrotte fur am opera UETON plans to eaxosg .
oa Lnole Touts Cebtn,
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witer, in a postecrint,
Pjunt Motte,
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tanber 1959,
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0) Latter frou Barthold Ples,
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Now York, dated 6 Oetober
writer fs ‘£)ying to der.
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Olutely consatlcnalees
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: . €it5 Stat, cor Terk hy. New Yorke The weiter than - te
Ver cA isu Sore elft, eppormntly monoy, to help *tred®
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7 j . Ressra,. Jom Calder, Ltde) 17 Sackville Stroot, Plecadilly, ot
Lt london U. 1, Bizland, Subject orders tienty-five copies of - co
we the cheap edition of A lohy Day dna Short Lifes . .
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pant, dated 15 kay 1957, batween Aafosu-Verler, a pudliohing
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8 April 1959 ond were transmitted to headquarters under reference, 4
a. Prof. Maurice: HALPERIN . i
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Prof. Maurice Halperin .
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AND REMALN UNTIL 7 KAY,
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On 18 March 1959, “Anna Sparer SEBORER told Mre. Albert MALTZ that
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but "just to Leavé tae: information for me." MALPZ had heard fron HALPERIN
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1. Referenca to kndo to cur teletyred ressase of 2 Hovenbar _
1958 end to previous oorreapomtenca scnserntng Subject's trawl
“with his wife’ fron Mexioo, tirengh ‘wstern B Burepe, to Prague,
Czschoalovakia. i
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2. Enalosed for your “Snforeation is a copy of a rorort, free
an official Sulas souree, of Subjeet's aetivities in Syitrarlend
from 15 Ootober 1958 to 10 Hovenber. Alav enclosed arms rhotogopies
of letters fron Subject and. his wifo to cambers of ths family in
the United Stated.
3. The David EFRCN pentfoned in both the official Sidoa repart
ard Subjeqt's letters ws deserited ty « usually reliable cseurce on ; :
18 August 1947.3 an Argentine citieon vho ws a Commmist Party = lt ;
Renter of long standing} urcior cowr of hie Intertational ‘Laber :
Crganieatian (ILO) avaiguvanta EFRCK wae touting latin Azsriea te . i
apes. ths Cemmntiat positicn ani strength within the Inbor frasw- So, :
‘work af each country viaitod. Another usually raliable qoisve iP
reported in February 1941 that RFROY hed been a specialist in Latin - ta MP
Amorioan affaire foo the ILO mtil ts fell of 197, ond that he . oy
hed beon répeatedly reported as a Conmniat and olosely associated ;
with Vicente LG:RDO Toledano, president of the Carfedarasien de los i .
Trabajedored de America Latina (CTAL) and aeeretsry-ganaral of the |
Partido Popular (FP = Merxist. Party of Mexico). A David EFROX, _ :
‘Rentionod in your reperts of 23 dums 1952 and A Jomuary 1952, :
sppeara to bo identical th EIRGE. / : 4
be This information ia fren a usually reliable ant highly :
sensitive source and should not be dissonina ted furtier. ; oF
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‘ ' SALPSLIX Maurfdee, aliss PASKXR Pantal,- --—-—--
- born 3.3.1N%, IS citisen, eccnomist,
mrried to Eiith; doniciia! ‘ocellin 3-9, a
Hexico 7, pe : . Lose ‘ . f .
during his sojourn in Suitserland fron 9 Ceteber to.10 Kovesbor 1958:
On 15 Ogtoter subject ani his vife arrived by alr fron LISRON «-
: / at tho Hotel "Schveizerhof® in ZIRICH, On 18 October he end hie wife
; took the, 1320 A. train to CENEVA, where they staynd at the Hotel
: . "Bernins’. On 19 Ostober, 170 = 1900 E,, he-visited
poo EEEGH David, born 149.104, oftisen af !3GERTNE, | ae mY
. “ Gonséllor with tha ILO in G'sva, coniclied a . d
Avome Arrire Gide 2, CHEXSHOXTRIES/OEENA, ce
a On 20 Ostober at GFNEVA be inquired at a local travel agoney for tho
a . yossibilities of a flight fron ZiRICH te PraGUE. Cy that day tho ode
: HALPER IN"a traveled by train (leaving GEIEVA at 1245-3) to ZURICH, BB
where they occupied 9 room at tho "Sehwaiserhof® again. At 1890 He - i
subjest visited the infarmtion office of tte Zurich rain station to: - ; :
; lesrn about train Gonnestions for TRACTE ard far LIMANO. Qi 21 Catober, j
Py ‘dn ansver to a telophone ¢nll, he visited the Gzech Consulate Gereral i
ao in ZiRICH, vhere he stayed from O%0 ~ 15 $. At 1630 i. he vent to {
Dob, consult the “Svissair® informtion desk st the nein station. iia stated. i
; that be possessed a flight-tieket taxicowiishon-Zurich-Tel-aviv, but i
had no definite booking 90 fsr an? wanted hig luggage to be stored at -
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‘ oD) Bre Dovid C. HALP-RIG, 5412 South University Ave., CHICAGO/ 11.3
2) He. Thoodare HALFFRIN & family, 22, fahler Aves, MILTOX/ Mons.3-
3) Rabbi & Mra. Tillel Camman, 4 do Kald Fliee, MOPRISTOWH/ Noy Jersey;
4) ira. Annio FRISCH, 17 Beach Road, LYGX/ Massachusettes;.
lottera 1 ~ 3-are of sintlay Gontents. P tnt cepte: !
are attached. : , ; a a
At 1030 H. ho inqufred at the “Sdssair® office for any comumi- .
cation that my have como in for hin, : . — a
BG Cn 22 Ootober Subject negotiated with the XM airtravel office
oo o- for cancelling of his 2 flight tickets te Tel-aviv avi refundings
os Gn 23 Cotober at 0925 H, he inquired atthe infarmtion offtes -
: : +, Of the Fecoral Railways about train ectmections to Fs2IS an! fares.
toot At 1025 FE. he ontered the Ceeeh Consulate Cereral, but reap;eared in
Jf . the street 3 minutes later. ; oO :
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‘As of 23 Catober HALE PIN had nace three telephone eallat om to
CERT, trlesheto/insel, Cmrasenstr. 14, ann to Carlo ToBLT AsGes ©
zurich, home in Fuesnacht; ant one to SCHIP, Zurlohs ALL af the. above
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‘are either tinber and lucber torortera or dealers.
Cn 24 October the counlo visited the Ceooh Consulate General nt
1025 He where they remincd. far 25 minutes. At1110 H. they went to
the amex bar of tha Zurich Untveraity. HALITRIN then visited for 30 _
mimites the Seminwy for social economics, oormercial eciorees and
statistics. At 1515 H. HALFERIN vont to 4 travel ngency to cash a
cheque of 50 $.
On 25 Ootober HAIFERIN inquired for trains coparting for DOAN |
and obtained wmrious :rosrectus of this town. . From 1025 = 1055: He
gouple called at te Czech Consulate Goneral. (n the-way back ey
-ehanged 200 2; at 1311-1, they left by train for LUCANO,
. Up to this date the couple had not received any visitors and 9s
far as could bo ascertained had no suspicious telephone calls witle |
Staying. in ZUPICH. They ostenaibly omienvored to cut down expensea |
to a ninimm, taking meals in cheap restaurants or laying fond to bs
eaten In their room at tho hotel. Tho lugenge ceposited at doten aire
Port waa diserretly sesrchod. Tho personal balorzings were of rather
poor qunlity. A list showed that they had sold furniture and house=
hold goods prior to. their derarture fron Mexteo.s Amongst various ;
articles there. were also two pocket editians of dictionnartes in Chinnse ~
and Ruseian. All this and their deresnour sewed to indicate that tho
couple plan to settle definitely dn the Faste
At 1625 H.-of 25 October the couple arrived. at LIGANO, vhere they
| -Fented a Foon.at tho hote? garni "LUX" for 3 or 4 dayae
‘en 26 ‘Ostobor they wnt. on an excursion to the Monte Bre. At 17H
” He of that day HALFFRI! inquired at tle main post office Car the telephona
waster of a certain Alfred STE? Nin PAGUE. No such extension was found —
in the dietary, howevare
On.27 Ostober they mado an an outing to Ganoarate and Canptote and
baok to LUGANO. . .
Ca 23 Ostober HALFFRIN again vent to the telephone exoharge at
0915 He vhere he asked to be connected with: lesrro PENA in PRAGE, Hr.
67856. Tho partner in IRAGUE, being absont, the call wis postroned to
tho afternoons Jt went. through at 1640 F. and a certain
answared the call'on the munber inticrted. NAITRIN talked ia Srantab,
announcing himself aa Prefesser Maurizio HALFYRN from Mexico. Ha
explained that he was a frien of LOURIENC, with vhoa they (the partaers
on the phere) had aceidentally mst last year at the shop af |
“ARENARFS, At present he (HALFRD!) ws staying in LOGAKO- and waiting
for the visa to go to PRAGUE. ‘There he vould like te find his Arerican
friends, the ST RE ferily, vhow hia partner should also know. Ha then
wanted to knov Vien LoeeDe De would arrive in FLASUR frer ‘Erica,
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po LUBAIrG, Vincente, b. 16.7,12%, Mexican citirer, can.
| . ; MexicoCity, artistss, Villa Cirecon $y
i ‘ . Trade Tiion leader; reeber of WFC; sember of cresidiun
‘De ARTS, Berta: no record.)
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H 2) October the HALF BIN's left LARC at OX Ez by trnin
: for ZURICH. In@ing their sofamn-at beim to contacts ef the couple
: with strangers were wade; thoy vent for wits at random in tow ar
in the vicinity, bought papers and reriocissts by tho deren, but did
tot receive any mil or telephone calle. . .
-. At 1253.8. of 29 Cotober they, arrived in. TF ICH, vent to the
Hotel "Sshveirorhof* ami later to: the Sueck Comminte General. At 1550 H _
Subject inquired at the [LY airling sgeney about refunding for the a
tiekats to Tel-Aviv, but the agency hed not recsived direstions fron
; Amstercar yet. of a, .
: ; ; Qn 30 Ostebr the couple ognin vert to. the Czech Consulate Coneral
: at-1035 H. ant remined there for 75 ximutes. AS 1225 2, HALPERIN
i : inguired at ths Kuond Travel Ageray about tourist visas to Praguo and
! ‘a5 given the neoocsary forms to fill in. ‘base be returned to the —
a - ayenoy at 1410 H. together vith the rassports. At 1715 Re he mdled -
: tuo letters to - ; -
Hr. David C. WALPERIN, 5411 South Gaiversity Awe., CEICAGC/ D2.
Rabbi & Mrs. Iillel CAN@An, 4 de Falb Flens, MPRIsTOWR/ B,J.
Thatastel contes (mmbsred 5 & 6) of tha contents aro attached.
: Qa 31 October the KALFRDi's noved frem Fotel ®Semeisarhof®
te. ths oheapsr hotel *Limmathof*,.. On this cay they fimally received
the requested refund. by the ALM airlins"s offisg,. . ; .
Mentay, 10 Kovester the roquested tourist visas vere losued to
_ the. EALPSRIN's, valid for.6 days and inclucing Hotel reservations for
+. Saye at Sw.Pre. 23. = per person, | They inmoctately deperted by train” ©"
-and left Suitserland via Bhe/ratl at 124 &. for Austria, traveling
en 2nd. olasa tickets ZPISHOPUGi . Se
be _ - In the porfod of 32 Ootober to 10 Kowenber the courte did not -
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Attentions Mrs S.J. Papich
FRuda Deputy Director, Plans
SULJECTs Maurios Hyman HALPSRLH
Xe Reference ta rade to our C5C1-3/752,585 datod
16 Deeexber 1958, and to other correspondenco conoorn=-
ing Subject, an Anorioan Coammist wio was living in.
Moxico, but sho ie, with his nites now. in Prag,
. Cacahoslovakia.
26 Bnolosed for: your information aro photocopies
of the followiny correspondence ant to hin st his
hones = Hydallin $365 Apartacnt 95 dsxloos Dekel
Bo Lotter, dated. 5 August 1958, frou
: Mauriea He SAVAL, of tho. Maurica H.
SAVAL Inawrance Company, 22 Batteryuaral
Straot, Boston 9, Rassxchugattey, da
which GAVAL runsie whet was ovidenthy:
an old friendship.
be Lobter, postuarked 18 Auguat 1956, fron
Subject's pother, in Boston, which
_ @ontaing family newae . .
_ - Ce Lottor, poztaarked 2h: Auguat 1958, fron
ot fed HALPENIN, at 22 Kohler Avenuc, Fulton
a 87, Massachusette, in which ho nantions
i family catters, hig father's illness,
and that Sudjoct's son, David, wild be
vigiting thea sova,
. te Latter, postmarked 25 August 1958, fron.
we ~ RABIMMITZ & BUUDIN, Attorneys at Lary
2... | 8S Broed Street, Mev York h, tow York,
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Paul RAMAN, Stanford University, |
btanford, California, evisagnting an an- — -
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Subjoat is prapar ings
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Xs | Refererico-1s mee to our. CCT~3/751,016, cated ,
tos 12 Auguat 1955, and to previous correspondence concern so j
, ~ing Sutject and her correspondence with American Cozrae . 7 H
niate living in daxtéos. ea |
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| of an envelope from Subject, 56 Beventh Avene, Hew York -| ath.
[ Li, New York, addressad to thurics HALAFIN, Redellin 36m wo
i Yo Haxicos I.i.y anda lutier, contained in thu envelopes \ a“
boaring ths salutation, “iar Golis.” ("Calia" is
Provably Celia QW Naik, wife of Kwt Leonid UDINEN TH, j
Bho, ag wan reported to your @urcau in our teletyped |
mpescage of 12 Septeber 1958, was hidiry, out ina hotel» i
| uring the wave of arrests of Aver)can Comuniata living =}
- Gn Mexieo.) Iho euntents of tha letter ara cumurised aa
followss . - .
Subject mentions that she is plad that
Celia saw “Tess and Prmo," ond Giscuaced with
thsa tha hardships and sorry suffered "hy you
and ell our friends.” Sho says that Acds's
ain interest hog to do with bre PUNTIN, (HAeAl®
a . | pretably refers to abrahan Aaron HELLA, who
3 , visited Eextco with Subject for three sorths -
Gur iy; tho wincer ef 1957058. Se PONTINE
possibly refore te Lites SArcic® Fenton, a Mexican
lanyer concerned with the Horton SulALL esses).
Su:ject aiso mentions that her planned trip |!
to Maxieo during the coming winter is not cartain peo
unless they (she would probahly be traveling | +
again with His) could find an inexpensive _
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wgualiy reliable ahc highly sensitive source and showd
Not ba dissemiuted outside your Furwaue. Fnetocopies
of this correspondence. have been furnished the represent=
ative of your Rureau in Hexico City, with a request Tor
"any inforsation available on "Tesa and Frame .®
CSC1+3/752,,581
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. ; envelopo and te ttery as ceseribod abore .
8 Dacenber 1958
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: 4. Enolossd far your information are Photocopies of
the following Cermaspondensn gont to hins .
& lotter, portserkad 2 September 1956,
from Ted HALERIN, ‘at 22 Kohler Avenue, Fulton
87, Masenchusstte, eoncarna frmily matters, |
inolwting tho {liness af hia father (Subjeotta
-brother), ard mantiona. entioipstion over the
wait of Subjestts Ben, David, in Decenber.
_. de Lotter, postuarind } Ostober 1958,
from tho Hourige H. Saval Insurance Caupany,
at 22 Battarymarch Streot, Boston 9,
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W/3/Phedson mit 8 Decesber 1958
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1, Forwarded herewith to complete Headquarters and ODENVY records -
_ on subject are one photocopy each, and film of the following. letters addressed __
_ to him in Mexico City,
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an ee fs A. Ltr, of 25 Aug 58 from Leonard B. BOUDIN of oe
& BOUDIN, New York attorneys, cutting HALPERIN's fee due for profession
services fo $300.00, (Comment: Professional services probably dealing
with HALPERIN's U, S, passport, ).
i B, Ltr, of 27 Aug 58 from Paul atearan, Stanford University, .
' Calif,, commenting on an economic study of Latin America which HALPERIN
is preparing,
, oa Cc, Ltr, of 5 Aug 58 from Maur ice HH, Janvat, insurance man in
Boston, } Mass,, who is apparently a long lost friend of Subject's. (No film)
cp D. Ltr, of 23 Aug 58 from Ted HALPERIN in Milton, Mass,
E. Ler, of 18 Aug 58 from HALPERIN’ s mother and father in
Massachusetts,
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LM e. tesa returning from Leke Tahoe where I took
ible. To be gure,cutlines ive usually. only
iit gomeu out,but with that reservation,! think
“ii. @ What would seem to me "te-be in order is
+ Cul framework. In the firat place,I would
-fumber of groups :: those countries thal .-
mic advancument (Venezuela, Arsentina,Moxico i
kecly staynant (Central America,Poru and BE.
> bourrecisa revolutions: (Mexlco);those that
perm or unother (Argentina, Vane-
7 Ri OYventirely fuoucul outate
casera “duel type! tre fbrmeont aback. We deed meee
individual Jountrdes. The role oF
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a Aulate the sbese Qi sey tlc:
“asperialism dn. all af them han to be ¢ x
“Teittesllyes Secondly ,ehen dt comes to.stransw
that such 126 gained vy talking about "cris,
TAis puta tha critique «ef anflation on a
nut: both economically,and ~ |
snomde analyada, Idan“. haliavas.: |
Sebreedine printing proug man vEOV pe. al
Wrong Leack and. relates tn what Towouwkhd
oe ver “old-faghloned" écommicss. The trouble with inflation 4: abon :
int inalcally "criais~breeding". After ull vam Soviet dadugtristusaiien waa’ finan
a
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es <0 A considerable extent by inflation! The troubla with inflation is that it, .
usa the burden ef capital accumuliatlon apg
ountries,furtheraore,it channeia the cecwuuhuted capital lato wrong,undestral le
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"the atay ia Sui tearlead. of Meurlee RALP SAIN aed snd wife, who do *
opagted for Prag ea 20 Rov ouber i953. Grpica of letters wratten a P .
by BALPIRIR allo hace ara forwarded to Beadpoartars onlyy --+-
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: *Serviaat, dal doteder, 1700 =~ 1900 H., ho vigited
Oa 20 Ostober ‘at GEiS¥e he inquired at a local travel agency tor :
, TICK, whers they eooupled a rooa at tho "Sehwolserhof® again. -
2) Rr. Theodore BALPERIE & fanlly, 22, Kahler Aveo, HILSGS / Hass. 4
3) Rabbi @ Hre. Biliel CANORAN, 4 Do Kalb Place, HORRISTQIH ‘few Sorvey
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alitted hac» is 0 adtsariced account on the sovenosnts and astl-
rtttea of: ,
EA LPE RIM Maurice, alins PASTOR Daniel,
: dorm 3,3,190, CS citizas, ocvncatat,
-aacried. to Ralehy dostolled Badellin 36-9,.
Mexico 7,-D.P. : .
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&PRO# David, dora 1.941904, ohtiedn of ANCERTIRR,
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Avenus, Apist Ufo" 2, “CSsz8-3 SOUASRLES GEKA,
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the HALPERIS's travoled by train (leaving GSHEVA at 1245 H) to | -
4% 1830 EB. abject visited tho inferuatiaa office of the mrich
main otatioa to leara aboat trata soancotions for PRAGUE and for .
UGAHO. 1 21 Ostober ke visited tio Cweeh Consulate Gaacrel in.
WRicg, where he stayod froa 0940 = 1115 He At 1630 x. he wat
to consult the “Svisaeie* informatica desk at the asin otation.
Re stated thet he possesaad a flight-tioket Maxiee-Lisboa-Aurtahs
Tol-Aviv, but Aad a0 definite booking 8d for and vanted his luggage cs
to be stored at Kloten airport f for the tise vetnge He thea mailed |
letters to - # an Soca th Te ~ :
1) Br. David ¢. EALPERIE, 5411 South Vaivoreity. bye. CaTeAaO 0/11.) “3.
4) Hrs, dnate 2H, 17 Beash Road, YET /Manacomnsotteay
Letters 1 - 3 are of oinllar contents, Foakeniatooniea of Era a8 $
are at teohsd.
At 1950 H. ho itaqaires at tke *ayiscate* (effteo for any
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a 22 Oatobar sanjoat negotiates with tho mm atrtrarel |
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Cm 25 ‘lobes at OF98 B. ho dnenives at the Luformatios
office of tho Pederal Pallwaye ahoct traim eoaneotions te PARIS
asd fares. At 1025 B. ho entory ths Czech Consulate General, ‘at
,Teazpoars in the treet 3 aimites later. : : . :
- Oa 24 October the eoupla visit tho Coch Gonculate Generel
as reas a, Where they reaain for © mimates, At 1110 H, they go to -
“the snect bar of tho Zurich Waiveralty. HALPRAIN than Vaits fer
30 alates tha Seatrary for serial eccneaiso, “‘eexnoraial’ aolences
2 statis these 24 4515 G. BAbroaia gros te 0 trowel agsacy to
_ eam @ eboque of 50g,
o Cs 25 Ostober RALPERIG ieqairea Per trains departing for-
LIGA30 and obtains varicas prespoatns ef this town, frea 1003 =
1055 3, tho couple then ealla o& the Ceeeli Consulate General,”
Oa the way desk thoy obanged 209 Bi ary. they Joave ty train
for Wday0, =| :
Up to this date the ‘ecuple Bas ast. rooted any wleitess
and a4 far'as eculd bo ascertained bed po saeplcicas tnlopheze calls
while staying ta SURICH. Thoy eatunsibly exleavered to out down ox
pensea to a ainionn, teking reals in ches} restearasta er buying food
to ba eaten ia-thely recy at the hotel. So leggago dopoad ted as
Kloten airport veo discreetly searched, fas poraenal boleagiage : :
* were ef rather poor quality. A lis? shoved that they hed sold. :
farattare eat houschold goods prior to their departure froa Horieo, oe
Azeagst various articles there rero alse tyro poékot edi tiess of 4
. Qietiensaries ta Chinese and Mussiea. All this anf their denoancar “
ae poea to indicate that tho 0 couple plea te sottle Aotinttrely 4 in tho ©)
; at “1635 F B. of 3 Ooteber the’ éauple arrived at , weaHo, whore |:
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b they rented o roca at tho hote] garat. SEER? for 3 or 4 @ays.
7 : 7 On 26 October they went cn an enemmion te. the. Rente Bed,
a : _aY 1739 H. of that day HALPERIS taguired at the axis poot office”
OB for the Mentone ember 6f a certs Jlfvel APES tn JRUQUE, oo
&- szch ortersica vas. found fa tho direstery, bower, ees 7
Qn 27 Catober thor sudo an coting 40 Cossaryte and Chaptone
and Sack to LOGANO. ni .
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oxchangs st C915 B. whore ba aaxed to by Sommested ita...
Joerg FEEA in PRAGUE, Br. OTSA4, Fao partser ta FRAGUE bolag
abeent, the eall was psntpoaed to the afternanns it wens throagh
at 1640 5. ard a certain fir, S784 sesversd the esl) en the man=
ber indicated, HALPRSIN talked lu Spanteb, annovzoing hinaalf 38
Profesoer Naprisio HALPRAIA fre Nerico. By expisized tat ho wt
was a friead of LOMANDO, ‘with won they (ths yartuers ‘ca tho
phozs) hea accidoatally sot last yoar at the Bhop of Bia axis .
AREBARES. At present ke (BALPERIN) wes otaying is WOAHC and
vatting for the visa-to go to FUGUR, these he veald Bio te .
find Bie frients, the SIF falls, whea kis partner ehoalé also be,
know, He then wanted to know rhea LEMRLADO weal 4 exriye ta fn FRAGUE
from AEZTCOP ” .
( probable ideatities: .~ . .
PEMA Iazere: Frade Taten Seesotany a? 2 OTRAS yiso-proetdent
. of Cohan CoP, & wankaw Beseutisn Counail of TPO,
tao Vietents, d. 1607.18%,. Baxdeas eltisea, dea.
‘Waxtes-City, Artistes, Villa Obsegen 514
Praia Eniea léeasdse; senbos. ef WFo; eenter of presd—
dina ef Bresutive ‘Gexadtsoa a + Scoaral Seanoil of ¥FrT,
BxARSXARES Bortar Ro Becord.
O29 thr he LTS 1 a ot 48 te
for ‘wuRicn. During thoir sojourn ‘ot WHAT wo ‘edatasta of thd couplo a
vith otrangore vere mado} they wat-tor walla st rextoa 4a°toia or oe
in the vioiaity, beught ‘pagers and porigéioais i tes desea, wat asa -
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At 1255°2, of 25 Ootober they arviint 4a ATION, went to tae
Hotel “Sehwoiserhof? asd later to ths Grech Gensulate Censzal. &t 1550 B,
oubject inquired at the INH aivitnd agency abet refumdiug for tho
tiokats _ te Tol-avir, sat the agendy Bed not Feealved Gtreatiens froa
_dosterden yoo, ’ . §
ee __ 0% 50 ovtebobtha:cuple nga’ ent 45 in Coe Ceamaato |
General et 1055 H. end reostned there fez 7B disnten. af 1215 2. :
FALFSRIN inquired at tho Rical Gravel Agonsy about touriat.viens
$0 Pregao aad was given the nooassary foses te £121 in, Thee 45
retumed to tho esoncy ot M410 H, tejothor with the passyerta,
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MANE § foe, Rtilel Sanctay, 4 de Eald Place, MoM ssuON PM j
Mi sisied (numbered 5 & é} qf the ecatents are attached. :
Tm hc edar the Ams doved fron Heteltiehverrertot® |
ta tts ae dotel 1 "Llane tease . thts day they ttrasly Pavolped | “4
tte teqnasted refund beg the na airline's offies, ° a
Actday, 10 Rerasber the requested tourist visas vere “Lavoad
t> the EALPARI¥ts, +d for 6 days and inelauding Beotel resorvatian.
for 8S Cars at S.fre. %.- per Persea, They inmodLately doparted 7
fy traln aod lett t Sudteerlasd wha Boahs,‘rall at 1624 E, fer austria, 3
tratelieg os Dad.etaae ‘tHetete! iOR-FRaggs ae
Ta the rertod of 31 dototer to JAkssenber tha couple 414 got
aake or reasive any telephous cails and had so viattore, nor d41 thay:
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: GROOVY GRENGULF - . _
i 1. GRENGULF REPCRTS THAT A MORICE MeRICE (SIC -WALPIN, 008 MARCH 1:56 AND HIS | ;
i WIFE EOITH, NEE FRISCH, 08 € JULY 1907, BOTH CARRYING U.S. PASSPORTS, ENTERED
+ _ AUSTRIA FROM ‘SUISSE on 10 nov 1958. PASSPORTS HAD CZECH VISAS. ACCORDING
4 GRENGULF, THIS COUPLE REPORTEOLY BELONG 7O CIRCLE. OF ACQUA INTANCES OF ATOM
| SPY KLAUS FUCHS AND DURING THEIR STAY IN.SUISSE WERE UNDER CLOSE SURVEILLANCE, | i, ,
4 | . 2, GRENGULF REPORT, SOMEWHAT CURIOUSLY WORDED, SAYS AUSTRIAN SURVEILLANCE :
- i "OF COUPLE NOT CARRIED OUT HERE SINCE THEY CROSSED BORDER INTO CSR ON IT NOV With i
| ; _ US. PASSPORT NO. 118070, ISSUED MEXICO, IN-RAME OF MAURICE AND EOITH HALPERIN, i
, i * SAME BIRTH DATE AS ABOVE, . ae
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chief of Station, Mexico City | 19 November 19%
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American Communists in Maxico/Maurice HALPERIN Ss oe
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- BY QUALIFIED WQ. DESK ONLY
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SOURCE: LIBIGHT/ZIMUD/
. 1. Attached are the negatives and one set of prints of each of tw letters which
were addressed’ to Maurice. HALPERIN in Mexico. a . .
: - “2. One letter is from a. "Ted HALPERIN’ and appears to be a personal, fantly-type
letter. The second Jeter is from Maurice: H. SAVAL and : ‘concerns. an insurance’ policy. .
carried by HALPERIN. oe ; -
3. ODENVS has. been furnished copies of this : correspondence locatly.
| Attachment - as stated above
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1. SUBJECTS TRAVELLED ZURICH TO LUGAN@ 23 OCT, MADE PHONE CALL 28 oT rn.
. oO ol fan)
_ FROM LUGANO TO PRAG WHERE SPOKE IN SPANISH WITH FNU STEIN (PHON) AT TEL ae ;
NUMBER LAZARO PENA 67856, NCT CLEAR IF Eat TEL EXCHANGE OR NAME SUBSCRIBER: § :
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2. IN PHONE CONVERSATION IDENTIFIED SELF TO STEIN AS FRIEND OF ,LOMBARDO. Q
ed def D6. Baer AREWAL BAsTOR Dc Scamp *.
SAID HE WAITING IN ‘SUISSE x
“SAID HAD MET STEIN: IN SHOP OF DR. BERTA ARERA zs,
FOR CSR VISA, WISHED SEE STERNS IN PRAG. WHEN STEIN VAGUE ABOUT KNOWING STERNS,
SUBJ ASKED JF HAD NOT SEEN THEM (IN. INTRAYA. (PHON), THEN ASKED WHEN LOMBARDO, ="
SUBU PROMISED CONTACT STEIN ON
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‘WOULD “ARRIVE PRAG, WAS TOLD HE STILL MEXICO.
ARRIVAL PRAG, ACCORDING INTERPRETERS NOTE ON PHONE TRANSCRIPT STEIN -VERY GUARDED,
NOT ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT PHONE CALL. 7
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3. SuBJ RETURNED ‘ZURICH 29 OT, GOT PASSeCRTS ‘BACK FROM CSR GONSULATE wiTHe wef. Ly
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, OUT VISA, NOW ATTEMPTING GET TOURIST VISAS THROUGH TRAVEL AGENCY. MOVED TO rs 7
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CHEAPER HOTEL, SPENDS MUCH TIME IN UNIVERSITY LIGRARY, i NANI TIONS STATE N 4.
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SUBJECTS RUNNING LOW ON. FUNDS, MANY ENDICATIONS PLAN REMAIN csr INDEFINITELY, ae
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BELIEVE LOMBARDO MENTIONED ON PHONE IDEN WETH VINCENTE. TOLEDANO LOMBARDO, vd ' A
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. : c/s COMENT: ? ACTION UNIT CETERMINED AS- THOUGH ENDICATOR DYVOUR USEC. i 7
a ee ITINERARY MAURICE HALPERIN ANO WIFE, AMERICAN COMMUNISTS. e A cP eel
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po 2 October 1958, and to other corresj«mdence concerning
| Subject, an Anertesn Communist living at Yedellin £36, - , ‘
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‘Apartzent 9, iexico, i. |.
2o Enclosed for your tnfornation are zhotocopies
of ‘tho following correspondence sent to Subjects
Constance NGEES, at dtl] Valiay, California,
pentioas that sna and sbrahan Aaron MHeLLe?
have icon at iil Valley since 1 Aujuste Sag
also sent.ons thet jLert wilt in in los : soy ;
Angeles ard that sho and He planned to Ot vo
travel through there in late August. She - -
refers to two "younsich" Loryers fron Los
Angeles who came to Man Franeisce for a
: breata of "fresh air." Sha: vtions Cain ote
j : . «Ks it— kindness te ber and. HZ .L2H at ML |
: . . °°. Walley an@ thet KELLY eends hig Love-to Pablo |
i ; Re, foun: nary, Sha also encloces six photopracha |
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3, Tis Uell, Huns, Virginia,
requests HALYS.IN to open a Lox inthe main pest
_effice, in. laxico City fox hia ef fective 1
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3e this corres: ondenee BAS epittained from a usually
roliablo end highly sensitiv- eource and should notte —
disseninated outside your Hureaite Photocopies of this
, correszundencs have tecn furnished the represcati:t ive of
your ‘Bureau in Maxdica Citys
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st/3fterico fa ‘ke =. hy October 1958
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE :
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
\
WASHINGTON 25,2 G
100—d 24136
Dates — October Bs 1958
fot: _ kre Be Tomlin Batley
oo Director
Office. of Sseurtty
_ Department. of <tate
--*. 525 Lend Street, Ne Me
- . Washington 25, Do Ce
From: John Edgar Hoover, Director
: federal Bureau. of Investigation -
SHCORITY MATTER @ C
“Subjects BDITH FRISCH HALPERIN ~
fscords of the Passport Division, Department —
of State, revealed that captioned tndividual was
issued a passport in dugust, 1958, at the American
Bubasay, Kexico City, Hexico. Regarding her travel
'. plans, she had previously stated she intended to depart
9.
from Xextco on July 12, 58, for proposed travel to
| Surope and tas. biadle Bast for the-purpose of business
end. pleasure. However, on August 27, 1958, she American
Sabdassy. advised the Department of State that at the tine
4 Passport waa issued to the subject she refused to give
-speciyic travel data but stated she expected to travel
‘to Israel, returning via Belgiun to visit the Yorid'a-
Fair at Srussele and would probably stop at intervening
Points. ;
Information concerning Halperin haa previously
deen. furnished to the recipients of this letters miso
‘investigation ta re patter ia beir
it
wled through tre appropriate Legal Attaches.
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Br. By-Tomlin Batley © 9
would be apbreciated, however, if thts Bureau té Surntshed
any pertinent information conesrning Galperin witch may
Come to. the attention of the Departzent of tate or
‘the Centrat-Intedligence Agency witle .ahe ta outsida the
United States, - Be a,
~ Ca p-Director ce
- 2 ‘Centeal Intelligence Agency 7
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DATE ;
FROM 1 BERN
ACTON: WH 5 * —
INFO * ca/ors, ci/ic, Csr, Fi, i, FI/ors, cE 4, NEA 4, SRA,
IN 17033 .
- 10 {Prion ITY), MEXT..; INFO DIR. TELA LISS CARA : CHE BERN 3096 ey
RE BERN 3009 (IN “1669) * Le
LIAISON REPORTS SUBJECTS RETURNED ZURICH 21 OCT. SPENT HOUR AND HALF. C5% CON
- SULATE ZURICH; CANCELLED RESERVATIONS TO TEL AVIV, SCHEDULED LEAVE FOR PRA VIA AuSTAIA
BY RAIL 23 OCT. LIAISON PLANS EITHER 3ZARCH EFFECTS CLANDESTINELY IN HOTEL OR ;
THROUGH CUSTOMS CHECK AT BORDER. .
. "END OF MESSAGE
S/C COMMENT: RELAY OF THIS CABLE TO TELA HAS BEEN STOPPED BY WASH SIGNAL CENTER.
A RELAY "REQUEST OF FORM 12 IS REQUIRED, TO EFFECT RELAY.
-_ c/s COMMENT: FACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYVOUR USED.
*SVAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, AMERICAN COMMUNISTS, ARRIVED ZURICH FROM LISQON 15 OCT.
_ TRAVELLED GENEVA’ 15-18°0CT. EXPECTED RETURN ZURICH 20 OCT. SUBJECTS UNDER. DISCREET
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DATE OF INFO: 15 = 20 OCTOBER 1958° .
“SUBJECT «= TRAVEL OF MAURICE HIE aN HALPERIN AND WIFE, ANSRICAN COMMUNISTS
REPSRRNCE ©: OUR TELWTYPS MESSAGE OF 18 OCTOBER 1958
1. THE PORTUGUSSE INTERNATIONAL POLICE HAVE RE/ORTED THAT MAURICE Het HALPERTY
PSCLED OF WEI
nm
in
. ASD HIS WIFE, EDITH FRISCH HALPEXIN, ab SRICAN COMMUSISTS HHO ARE SUSI
SOVIBT AGENTS, LEFT LISBON FOR ZURICH ON 15 CeTUBER 1958 VIA SWISSAIR AND DOICATED
that THEIR DESTINATION WAS TEL AVIV. HALPERIN CARRIED.U.S. PASSPORT, No., 118071,
WHICH Was: ISSUED IN MEXICO Ou 26 AUGUST 1958. :
"2, AN OFFICIAL SWISS SOURCE REPORTED THAT HALPERIN “AND HIS WIFE ARRIVED | ‘AT ZURICH
“FRG LISBON ON 15: ocTowEtt AND STAYED AT THR HOTEL SCHIEIZERHOF UNTIL 18 OCTOBER, WHEN
THB ‘THAVELED TO GENEVA. THBY EXPECTED TO RETURN TO ‘ZURICH ON 20 OCTOBER.
FIELD DISTRIBUTION: NONE
: (END OF rasSACR)
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. : ; EE/Switzerland (by telephone) Bole; 2P ble
ABOVE ote (ite ON: : -COGCEDINATING CHHICERS . - _—
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AUTHENTICATING OFFICER.
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RE EPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN TSE ISSUING CFFICE 1S PRCH
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Charles W. ; \
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21 October 1958 —F
MEXICO CITY wo
Wi5
Ci, ci/oPs, Ci/Ic, Ft, FI/ors, $/¢ 2—
OPERATIONAL
IMMEDIATE
REFS MEX!'2592
MEX! 2596 , : yc
1. PLEASE NOTE DEPARTURE OF KEY AMERICAN COMMUNIST
HALPERIN: RAISES QUESTION RE DATE oF PROCUREMENT OF
INFORMATION.
2. To MEET ANY POSSIBLE CRITICISM HERE PLEASE ADVISE —
WAS LOCAL ‘ODENVY TARDY IN PROCESSING? WHY WAS: LIFEAT
CONTACT OF 29 SEPTEMBER NOT REPORTED PRIOR, 17 OCTOBER? >
END OF MESSAGE
CS COMMENT: # IN 15827, STATED THAT MWJRICE HALPERIN WAS CONTACTING ANN SEBORER
RE KLM FLT TO LISSOA VIA SAN JOSE, CURACAD, CARACAS. INTERESTED IN KNOWING IF REe
SERVATIONS COULD SE OB:AINED WITH SHORT NOTICE.
88 IN 1O8TS.
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S-E-C=R-E-T
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ACTION: WH wis? *s,
INPO ‘erie, cific, ci/SP, Fl, Fi/ors, ce 4, sR 4, WE 4
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p TO MEXE mo DIR TELA LISB CARA.
RE MEXI 2596 (IN i575) +** mc ; ao
1
_f SUBJECTS ‘ARRIVED ZURICH FROM LISBON 15 OCT, staveD ZURICH HOTEL SCHWEIZERHOF
7 Le To. 18 oT, WHEN TRAVELLED GENEVA. EXPECTED RETURN ZURICH 20 OCT. THEY UNDER
oIscrEeT INANLT ION. SURVEILLANCE : OS
"END OF MESSAGE .
. c/s ‘comEN’s: .
i . *ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DTVOUR USED.
a **RELAY OF THIS CABLE TO TELA HAS BEEN STOPPED BY WASH SIGNAL CENTER, . A “A RELAY
; REQUEST ON FORM 12 1S. REQUIRED TO EFFECT RELAY. ,
~®8 REQUESTED SURVEILLANCES WHERE POSSISLE AND. REPORT. ON THE ACTIVITIES OF. .
MAURICE H LN AND WIFE AMERICAN COMMUNISTS: SUSPECTED SOVIET AGENT WHO LEFT.
MEXICO CITY FOR CURACAO LISBON. ON.13.0CT. -
SoEC-RE-T
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DATE 1 24 OCT 1958
BIRECTOR
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FI, FLiCeS, de 3, eee el
“TO. DIR BERN TELA® INFO. 4 OTE LISB 3
URI no ee
LC IMPROVE
REFS MEXI | 2596 (x 15°5 5 5)
MAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, EDITH DEPARTED. FOR
ZURI FROM LISB-15 oct. VIA SWISSAIR. INDICATED DESTINATION
“TEL AVIV. HALPERIN CARRY ING AMERICAN PASSPORT 113471 LSSUED
REX] 26 AUGUST 58.
ENO OF HESSAGE oe
F228H £/C NOTE: | RE Y OF THIS CABLE TU TELA HAS GSEN &T
Al A RELAY PEGUEST CN FORM. 42 ts
uy.
C/S CGAMENT: #°HALPERINS 01 WAIT is LIST Swiss . MER FRAGT LISUON TO ZURICH FOR 15 OCT.
4
PACE IGN UNIT DETERMINED AS. THOUGH : AROICA FOR -DYVOUR USED.
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a al
IN 17953
40 _ (PRIORITY): MEXT ‘ INFO. . DIR TEEA Luss CARA = CHE BERN 3006
, RE BERN 3069 (IN 16687) * —
LIAISON REPORTS. SUBJECTS RETURNED ZURICH 21 OCT. SPENT HOUS AND. HE!
SUL éUR PCH, CANCELLED RESERVATIONS TO TEL AVIV, SC! TLE LEAVE
BY RAIL 23°C4T, -LUAISON PLANS EITHER SLARCH EFFECTS CLANOESTINGLY JN HOTEL OR
THROUGH. CUSTCMS CHECK AT. BORDER.
END OF MESSAGE
S/C COOMENTs *RELAY OF THIS CABLE TO TEL ‘A HAS BEEN STOPPED BY WASH SIGNAL CERTER.
ACRELAY REQUEST OF FORM 12 15 REQUIRED.TO EFFECT RELAY,
c/s COMMENT: PACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DYYOUR USED.
CHMAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, AMERICAN COMMINISTS, ARRIVED ZURICH FROM LISBON 15 OCT.
“TRAVELLED 15-18 COT. EXPECTED RETERN ZURICH 20 CCT. "SUBJECTS UNDER DISCREET
INANIT LON JRVCILLANCE. So _
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SAIPAN HOUR AXD A RALY AP
RESERUASIONS 9O TEL AVIY, ANDERE SCMEDUIEN To LEAYS zine
_ AUSTRIA BY RALL Gi 23 GCTORSR,
“FIELD MISURIBUTION: maar
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“REF DIR 46607 (OUT 86097) *
21 OCT SUBJ CANCELLED RESERVATIONS TO TELA, NOW SEEIEEDOES
‘SCHEDULED LEAVE FOR PRAGUE VIA AUSTRIA BY RALL 23 OCT, _
END OF MESSAGE ose
C/S COMMENT: "HALPERIN HAD. ARRIVED TURICH FROM LISB 15 OCT VIA SWISSAIR,
HOICATED: DESTINATION TELA. oo
. ft Denbiac hod .
ta, Hilorg, picsek
WEL a see .
Catan i Heh {: , CooRtINATING. Orel cees
> STEPHEN, MOLD SPp | / $-E-C-R-E-T | AUIRENTISATING OFFICER
REPRODLICTISSN BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED. "Copy No.
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CONF: WH 5. : se :
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_ Pion + FOWTUGAL, ‘L15B0n; SHITZEALAND, BERN
“UATE OF INFO: .15 = 20 ocTuBER 1958 .
SUBJECT, ©. s TRAVEL OF HAURICE HAN NALPERIN AND NIFE, AMERICAN cantiists
“REPEUKNCE ©: OUR TELETYPE MESSAGE OF 18 OCTUBER 1958
“1, THE PORTUGUESE INTERUATIGNAL POLICE HAVE RE-CATED THAT KAURIGS WYMAN HALPERIN
be
8) i013 ViPS, SDITA FRISCH KALPRUDY, a BRICK OGL UNISTS WMO. 25 3USf1.O7S9 ce PLN
SOVIET AaisTS, LEFT LISBOH FOR ZURICH ON 15 COTUBER 1958 VIA SWISSAR. AD TNDICATED
Tila THETA OUSTINATIGN WAS" TEL AVIV. HALPERIN, CARIISD U.S. PASSPORT NO. 118U71,
ne iTCH WAS tssuep IN MEXICO O81 26 AUGUST 1958.1:
Be AN OFFICIAL Sa133 SOURCE RE TED THAT HALPEAIN aw HIS WIFE A:SIVED aT ZURICH
FRG LISBON ON 15° OCTOBER AND STAYED AT TAB, HOTS SCH:TSIZERHOP out 18 CCTOBER, \VHEN
THEY THAVELED TO GENEVA, THEY EXPECTED 70 set TO ZURICH ON 20 OCTCER.
; FIELD DISTRIBUTION: KONE :
oo : a oF ss). -
; s/Portiigal, “Oy teleshone)
: ; ‘BE/Swi taerland (by telephone)
ADCIS Lio a . COCESINATING cerca .
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onG | STEPHEN 4.1L.LETT
UNiT- 1 CI/SPD | SECRET
GAT. : 22924
DATE | _21 OCTOBER 1951 iste
1: COS TEL AVIV
- FROM: DIRECTOR
CONF. | C/C1/SP 3
Mo. CoP, S/6o2
. IMMEDIATE
Crane | BaLALS
“CITE DIR
(0 DEREK TELA 00.
RYBAT RHYTON a | | . Jd,
REF DIR 46465 (OUT 85727) * | -
eS _ SUBIESES ARRIVED ZURICH FROM LISB 15 OCT “1A SWISSAIR. - -
SCM. INDICATED DESTINATION ‘EK MVEKX TELA. SUBJ WOF-CARRYING
PBPRIME PASSPORT 118071 ISSUED MEX 26 AUG 1958.
a ag 7 -ENO OF MESSAGE:
os. COMMENT:
-8HQS FORWARDED: INFO-RE MOVEMENTS. OF MAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, AMERICAN,
COMMUNISTS. SUSPECTED SOVIET AGENTS» oe
Boveri Cope a
po, Lo 7 Hog ne
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Vi oo L ™ COORDINATING Orsicens
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STEPHEN MUGLETE.C(E1/SPD SECRET AUTRESTICATING OFFICER
~ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROMISITED. Copy Ne a.
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DATE 120 OCT 55
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ACTION: WH 5* “ROUTINE
“INFO se y:21/0°s, ci/Ic, cr/SsP, Al, r/o, EE 4, SR b, we y
s/C 2
IN 16287
2, MEXI ©, to. DIR, TELA LISB “CARA. are «BERN 3089
fees RE “MEX: 2596 (IN 15h75)s* . -
+s: SUBJECTS ARRIVED ZURICH FROM LISBON 15 ocT, STAYED ZURICH HOTEL SCHWEI ZERHOF
15 TO 18 OCT, \WEN TRAVELLED GENEVA, EXPECTED RETURN ZURICH 20 OCT. THEY UNDER
DISCREET | INARITION SURVEILLANCE: a
, END OF MESSAGE
_C/S COMMENTS:
*ACTION UNIT DETERMINED AS THOUGH INDICATOR DTVOUR USED,
“*4RELAY OF THIS CABLE TO TELA HAS BEEN STOPPED BY WASH SIGNAL CENTER, A RELAY
REQUEST” oN FORM 12 IS REQUIREO TO EFFECT RELAY. . : .
- | ###REQUESTED SURVELLLANCES- WHERE POSSPLE AND REPORT ON THE ACTIVITIES OF
“MAURICE HALPERIN AND- WIFE AMERICAN | COMMUNISTS SUSPECTED SOVIET AGENT WHO “LEFT
MEXICO CITY. FOR CURACAO LISBON ON: 13 OTe
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INFO
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ZURI-
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REFS MEX 2596 Cin 1shy5 ).
MAURICE HALPERIN aND WIFE, EDITH DEPARTED FOR
ZUR FROM LISS, 13 OCT. VIA SWISSAIR. . INDICATED DESTINATION
“TEL AVIV, HALPERIN CARRY ING AMERICAN PASSPORT T 118971 ISSUED
_MEXT 26 AUGUST
END OF MESSAGE’
LAY CF THIS CABLE TOTELA HAS
Pie. A RELAY BECUEST CN FORK
C/S. CO MME:T: *SHALEERIES On wAIT He LIST S2i8g SIR FROY LISEO TO ZURICH
Acre UNIT DETER NEO AS, THOUGY i? HICATOR * SYVOUR se
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i
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UM: CIr/SPDp 6. er 4 S-E.C-R-E-T an — a — .
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DATE. 29 QOCTORER 1958 iv = —
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ee PEL AVIV: uP ce O20 Jezde
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cont; - -C/C1/SP 3 ; eae an hae _Aworty Oy
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fi, Freee we -
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se TO oe SINFO ee DIR, ;
0 TELA. re _ 64655
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KKCOOT RJ-1340 ~
1, MAURICE HALPERIN AND WIFE, AMERICAN COMMUNISTS SUSPECTED
SOVIET AGENT LEFT MEXICO CITY KLM FLIGHT 988 FOR CURACAO LISBON
KLM FLIGHT 722 ON 13 OCT,
2. ‘KLM ADVISES RESER VATIONS MADE IN NAME MR AND MRS DANIEL
: PASTOR AND LATE oN 11 OCT CALL FROM MEXI AMERICAN TRAVEL AGENCY
ADVISES PASTORS HAD CANCELLED REQUESTED SUBSTITUTE MR AND MRS
MAUR ICE HALPERIN.
3. HALPERINS ON WAITING LIST SWISS AIR FROM LISBON TO ZURICH ;
FOR 15 OCT AND KLM ADVISES. TELEPHONIC REQUEST BY "MR PASTOR"
“ASKED PRICE ROUND TRIP TICKET ZURICH TO TELA. ¢ fo ee
ue
A PROBABLY HALPERINS PLAN JOIN ALFRED & BACKER, KAUFMAN’ AND
oi aa ee
MARTHA, DODD STERN IN PRAGUE. RESER VATION TECHNIQUE SAME AS
HALPERIN USED WHEN: HE.MADE PLANS FOR STERNS FLEE TO SOVIET UNION,
coors NatTING OFFICERS
AUTHENTICATING OFFICER
RELEASING OFFICER .. S-E-C-R-2-T 7
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“END OF MESSAGE mo, ee
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STEPHEN MILLETT,, CEO ee] avrwantreatine onesees
reproouctid hy OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Copy No. 7? ;
14-0000
025 /e R/O, ef, CLASSIFIED MESSAGE 7
pATE 5 17 OCT 1953
__R5
+ DIRECTOR
. ie) ;
FROM + MEXICO city
(MR, BRADY AND MR OGoEN, WH OLY,
ACTION +. WH 5 “NOTIFIED 0115 13 OCT 5S)
NFO 4 a C1 Z0PS, cific, Fi, F1/0PS, ce 4, NEA A, SRA
; usc 2 supe
; TO PRITY DIR BERN NO AOS are = MEX! 2596
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SOVIET AGENT LEFT MEXICO CITY KLM FLIGHT $3 FOR CURACAO LISBON
. then . _ taneelled » Se et.
moot . AY be
KUM: FLIGHT 722 ON 13 OCT. ig mine. of Bawiel esteem, oa
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2. KLM ADVISES RESERVAT GE TN RANE BRAND MRS | DANIEL pce. ee
PASTOR AND LATE ON 11 OCT CALL FROM NEXI AMERICA TRaver acency 2"
ADVISES PASTORS HAD CANCELLED REQUESTED SUBSTITUTE MR ANO MRS |
_ MAURICE HALPERIN.
3. HALPERINS ON WAITING LIST SWISS AIR FROM LISBON TO
/
ZURICH FOR 15 OCT AND KLM ADVISES TELEPHONIC REQUEST BY Tie
PASTOR" ASKED PRICE ROUND TRIP TICKET ZURICH Rie) TELAVIV, So 2 » Y
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i — HALPERIN USED WHEN HE MADE: PLANS FOR STERNS FLEE- TO SOVIET UNION,
: _ 5. REQUEST SURVEILLANCES WHERE POSSIBLE, REPORTS.
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FOLDER : 36
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: W 151755, Next 2556, 18-10-58 (subj fdr) Subj, & wife :
: . * American Communists suspected Soviet Agent |
- Left: Mexico. City ‘for Curacao Lisbon on
"13 Oet dn name of Daniel FASTOR; then ~
_ cancelled use of PASTOR; inquiry made of
|. trip: Zurich te Tel Aviv; probs plan join. ;
Alfred KAUFMAN - “and Mrthan ‘Dedd STERN in :
, _ Prague, Subj's wife's nane = Edith Frigh |
BO “HALPERIN
‘ waW-12938, 1 109-59 (MALTZ, ‘Albert subj fldr)
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a aka HALPERIN, Maurice fre. .
“IW -1SU7S, Mexd 2596, 18210458 (Maurice x HALPERIN subj file) ;
. Subj is. wife of Maurice HALPERIN’
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DATE OF IXAO, 52S OGTOBR 1958
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so ACCORDING TO A PERSON WITH ACCESS TO TRAVEL RECORDS, WHO IS a
" USUALLY RELIABLE SCURCE, MAURICE HALPERIN AND XIS WIFE, AMERICAN COMMUNISTS —
WHO ARB SUSPLOTSD OF BEING SOVIET ‘ACENTS, LEY? MEXICO CITY VIA KLM FLIGUT 988
FOR CURACAO, AND LISBON VIA KLM FLIGHT 722 ON 13 OCTOBER.
20 THS RESERVATIONS WERE AADS IN THE NAMS CF UR, AND WRS, DANIEL PASTER,
own OCTUSER A AED FROL Tile MSXICO-AMERIGA TRAVEL AGENCY ADVISED KLM THAT
‘THE PASTORS: HAD CANCELLED THEIR TRIP AND: REQUESTED THAT KLM SUBSTITUTE JR, AND. > -
ERS, wat RIVE RALPSRIN,
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“3. Tu HAETERISS. ARE OH A UAITING LIST GF SWISS AIR FROM LISBON TO ZURICH \ ;
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FOR 15 coToseR. A TELEPHONIC RECUEST BY ® UR, PASTOR" ASKED THE PRICE OF A
-ROULD TRIP TICKS? FROW ZURICH TO TELAVIV, (FIED COMMENT, PROBABLY THE
“HALPERLG PLAN {0 JOIN ALFRED KAUFMAN AND biaptia DOOD STSRY IN PRAGUE, THE
RESERVATION TGHXIQUE IS THE SAS AS TAN‘ONS RALPERIN USED WHEN HE MADE
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1. MAURICE HALPERIN CONTACTING ANN SEBORER RE KLM FLT
To LISBOA NIA SAN JOSE, CURACAO, CARACAS. ° “INTERESTED IN KNOWING
AF RESERVAT {ONS CAN BE OBTAINED WITH SHORT NOTICE. ANN SESORER
ALSO CHECKED FOR CANPAC WITHOUT STOP IN UNITED STATES FOR TRIP
TO LISBOA. (LIFEAT 29 SEPT Doc).
2. ANN SEBORER TELLING FRIENDS OF FURNISHED APT. ON. CALLE
- “MEDELLIN FOR RENT FOR 6 MONTHS-YEAR. FC: HALPERIN LIVES AT.
“MEDELLIN 36,APT 9. ALSO TELLING OF GOOD BUY ON STUDEBAKER 5g
VINTAGE AT 12, 0 PESOS. WHICH HAS HAD ONLY 1 ORIVER. fC: HAL
PERIN OWNS 58 STUDEBAKER. BOTH HAY BE ME ERE” COINCIDENCE. SOURCE
“LIFEAT 00C. a .
3. HALPERIN SEEING ANN SEBORER PERSONALLY ‘ON ARRANGEMENTS .
. ALTHOUGH PHONING FOR APPOINTMENT WITH HER. “LIFEAT B DOC.
‘ HALPERIN STILL IN MEX! 8 OCT WHEN EDITH ASKED MGT
MALTZ OVER FOR COFFEE. LIFEAT Bpoc. :
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SOVIET AGENT LEFT MEX!CO CITY KLM FLIGHT 983 FOR CURACAO LISBON
KLM FLIGHT fee ON 13 OCT.
2. KLM. ADVISES RESERVATIONS MADE IN NAME MR AND MRS DANIEL.
PASTOR AND LATE ON 11 OCT CALL FROM MEXI AMERICA TRAVEL AGENCY
ADVISES PASTORS HAD CANCELLED: REQUESTED SUBSTITUTE MR AND. MRS
MAURICE HALPERIN,
3- “HALPERINS ON WAITING LIST SwiSS AIR FROM LISBON TO
ZURICH, FOR 15. OCT AND KLM ADVISES TELEPHONIC ‘REQUEST ‘BY "MR
PASTOR" ASKED: PRICE ROUND TRIP TICKET ZURICH ‘TO TELAVIV.
4. FC. PROBASLE HALPERINS PLAN JOIN ALFRED KAUFMAN AND
MARTHA DCC’ STERN IN PRAGUE. RESERVATION TECHNIQUE SAME AS
HALPERIN USED WHEN. HE MADE ‘PLANS FOR STERNS FLEE TO SOVIET UNION.
- 5 REQUEST SURVEILLANCES WHERE POSSIBLE, REPORTS. :
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H tun. geet to WISH, BAER ben ticns thst the Sofa Pauily te, ee :
H planmed to learo Berialsy oa 30 ain ty gu So Purcje, via . . oF
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| SUBJSCT: Rawrlea Rysan BALPERIN -
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. | Je Referance ia made to our CSCI-3/751, 319, dated
h Septorbar 1958, and to other correspondence conbderning .
Subject, on American Commniat in Haxico,
2. On 19 August 1958 an appointment HALPERIN had
‘with Narciso BASSULS, know Soviet egent, wma changod
from 2 to 22 August, ainca BASSULS would not be in
, Mexico City on 72 August, Cm 22 August RALPERIN was
informed that BASSOLS could not see hik until 25 August.
3. The above information was paseod to. your
repmcentative in Haxico City, It was obtained fron
© usually reliable and highly. sensitive source and should
Hob be disseminaied further, - .
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_SUASCRN _#eur ico Hyman. HALARIH .
1. “Reformnve is nade. to or eicla3/751, 168, dated 26
August, 1958, and to other comanendence concem ing Subjeet,
an Aservican Commniet livin: at Medellin §36, Aparteont 9,
Mexico, DY.
2s. Rnelosed for your information are pin tocopins of
tha following corrugpondency sent ta Subject:
a) Letter, pos taarked 28 april 1958,. fron
David HALPARIN, Subdject's' aon, a swdical
student in Chicayo, Liinois, | corcums
David'a atuddes and his health, and
mantions that he was olectsd to tho
- Strdent povernacnt on the Student |
Reprosun tative Party tickote - '
b) Rota, dated 3 day 1-58, fron Subject"o
= motb r,s -at -B7ly Bluehill Avanua,. Dorchester,
lossacmuigettu, concern Purely faally ;
mb bLoree
o) Letter, dated 9 ay 1988, £ fron Badie F.-
. BIPMBAUS, @ Chasd Street, Lynn, dassacho=
setts, given news of frinnds snd relatives
of the HALVERIHo, tnelading one Elinor :
QuLS-AH : .
a) Lotter, postsiarked 18 usy 1958; fre David
HALFiJGH, concerns his studies and Atving
arrenpenentas
a Lt £ °
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. Tro parts of the lotter aay bo of eiypificances
| Firet, 2nRS! gommente on tte Italian
Lettar, dated 29 Avril, fron A. NWEF: “AN, in
Saritdaw, Chile, indicates that HALMEdIA many
hsvo asked tha writar for melp, poosdbly in
finding a jobe (A. LPAN La bol deved :
identical with Adolfo DuctaN, a sunpected
Cowsuntst and foruer exjloyee of tho United
Rations who fa now -in arqoiting gi: PKAI and -
‘Fanny, his wife, wore both bim in the Soviet
Union, but DON*daN io believed to be a eitiaea
of Anpuntina now.) The eriter deserites ~
hinself oo a Pneil-inow and uncesipromia ing®.
gup.orter of (President) FH NLL (of
“Argentina) and sara thet. sinco tho latter's
election. triumph he (the. writer) hea been
®practically sneuwed under with requesto for
assistance, advice, ote.” (It is believed
that Do yAN did, in Tact, accept a pouitden
as ‘an adviser in the FE..NDTZi povernsunt.)
“Tho letter also enelosed a handwritten nota,
Signed [Fanny .*
latter, dusted 9 Hay 1958, fron Rob and ferry
AGN (eka Martin Robort RUE and Tereea—
Soracce R GEES), in Vonice, italy, describes
fu) Kuropean toure
election: "The CP dis canvai,ming, vigorously
and apending a lot of nonoy. They and the
Christian Denocrata aro the only ones you
seoa to feel, ‘the local papers. ove resigned
- to leftist gains, ev the linediate future of
Italy will depend in larye.jpart on the
coalitions that Neti may bo willing to farm?
' Secund, his °feu-randon notes"s “Just es
Many cops as in Honito'a (MUUSOLIN's) days
. U.S. miosile base struddles industrial Italy.
U.S. army vehicles c.nstantl, on highways. in
this recion (Turindilan-Venice)." The letier
also rentions tho fact thet ths Ru iWiS were”
going on to Austria ang Brussels after -
completing thet? tour. of Ttelys
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translations HALSRIN-wns dving for LAWis.
Le.15 says that he haa. overdram hin resoarch
account am! sake Hai ERIN to Lehe thio into
gecount shen emputing his bil] for thea .
traislations. IBIS also save that he is -
“oping to be able to visit Maxico tho first
'. tro weoks in dunes ,
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ome 1955. his etatug was cfinaged 10. shat ofa.” "tachnical immigrant”. yetronctive_to October ;
Shes from Healey ve the seo Light at MEASEMIEIM,
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ACTON GaVInND ANOTIING CAN BE FUOGID
- LURES eats Wr QUALICO HQ OLE ONT
Hite hy .
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Gaat ar}
a Following an order Issucd by the President of Mexico on 6 September 195N for
enforcement of Article 33 of the Sonstitution a round-up was made in Mexico City of.
American Cosmuniate and other forsisiers, allegedly Communi ste, currently reelding b here
both as touriots and inaigraates: or tmtgradoe.
if 2. "Among the. firet Americans to “be picked up and vho vere the only ones actually
‘to leave due to this omer vere omant BLASENKEIM, John BRIGHT and Allen LEWIS. .
a3 he vy ‘
3. ,Bernantd Faces on srad Mextoo in-1950 with "Inmigrante" status and H
currently enjoyed platua ag a" tnaismdo" hore. -U. 3. Ambansador Robert.ce miu
recelyed a call on { Septenter l':U fren former Senator Georve BENDER of Ohio requesting
that he Interecde for Mr. RLASENFEIN who wie .belng detained by Mexican authorities. |
. Acconling to. local newnpapers Willinn O'DKYER, former U. 3. Ambansedor to Mexico, was
‘requested by 4 phona- call from New York. to intercede for BLASEMHWSIM with local
authorition. O'DWYER's office wma unable to secure an “amparo" for BLASENHEIM,
i BLASENEEIM was. fcported from Nexicu, arriving lu San Antonio, Texas on Ancrican - :
dts (QDINCH) Ambassador Hill edvised' (former) Senatdr >~————
i RENDER that. he could not intersede that the procedure veo completely legal (by Mexican
law) and advised Mr. DENDSR to cheek Into BLASEYHEIM's background. Mr. DENDER withdrev :
ee
a die request, oaid he did mot know BLASRYREIN; had-hed a call from New York H
tase a
vo >) at ‘$. an
\S- John Ssricir, entered Mexico as a ‘student: immigrant. originally but in March | 7
= 19': BRIGHT had rot. vet attateed " " trmigrado” etatus, When picked up BRIGHT woo
0 Jhearuarated at Miguel Stiesty 105 In solitary confinement (LIFEAT). He was deported i
vin APES] ~
Via-hao been an? instructor at the National Univeratty of : :
t sialus in Mezico.-.Ke was picked up by pereona claim{ng to.
came (yom Cabe my durlag the ulght of 6 September 1956 and taken from hia home in
FCayonrsan. te Che peleation ater at Miguel Schulz 135. Mra. Brooke LEWIS, wife of tow
“Pir. LEWIS eoutneted the uy Finbassy in an effort to ascertain the reason for hie ‘
Qeportaties en y Seplonser. 1093, Dr. LEWIS called his vife from San Antonio on 9 , .
September and diated: thatehe ‘and Mr. ALASENILIEM had been orought to San ‘Antonio by the .
Mextéan autnoriiicos. | (Interview with Mrs. LEWIS by aU. 8. Embassy official, 9°.
Septenier VV 1). .
ee Ese purty: Abe Aelve » by Mexican authorities, the: rodtowtrig Americans Were. picked
{ Ue, Held nnd redense ok, uiter period oye from several houra ~ soveral dayar
adele ra
SRORER &. J ortties went wo hia home on - { Beptember put vero”
uaible to lecuce: nim there: He appeared vohuntarlly for 4 ocheak of his documents
Tam va, deunuel at ‘tha Detention Conver on September. As a/naturalized oltizen
of tha Ue n.;he cxuld not be returned to the U. 5, without documentation and no ty
> P+ “Qactntitation other than his Mexican “red book” was provided to the Mexican
- -autharities, fle was released.on 12 September 195d; (LIFEAT) :
V- : PEPUATESLA X.
“Dy Bl Lzanetn Catlett adWona < “picked up but released after short detention.
*gha Ls porried to @ Mexican citizen, :
er aor ei 4 i
Cc. Lan Se ADOUCIAN” - “plexed up on 9 Septenber 1950 (LIFEAT). ADOMIAN is a
Russian-bora naturalized American who entered Mexico a3 aU. Gd, citizea but
~ —ught Imatgration papers in Mexico aa a , Spaniard i in view of his claim to Spanish ‘
- ‘Aizensbip, having"been a necter of the Abrohan Lincoln Brigade during the !
- * ws mentor | : Canhw Carel Pact wD .
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Spantoh Civil. Nore He enjoys temet status in Mexico.
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De Mart in’WOVERGAARD, Sus ‘deported. froa “the U.S. tn 1950 6 an undeotrabld.
Hit do. Jalfen, vas another of the group who vas Picked up during this drive. Ho ia lis
, “oy the Mexicana aa 6 Dane.. -
1 te is interesting to note. that Fxcolator, a reputadle Mextean nevupaper,
commented that the major portion of Roy veing detainal were “pro-Soviet U. 3.
oitizons, Europeans’ now naturalized Ameridans and soma from Central and south America.”
8. LINED Del reported that as of Li. September’ 1959. the American Communists in Mexico
-oxpected the arresta to vease very shortly. From LIFEAT {t wns learned that consternati
existed among the group and that they had scattered to various Places, in and around
“Mexico, after the first onalansht by the local outhorities.
9. According to various newspaper articlea the ‘following persons were marked for
; + ts 'f detention 1f they could de J osgees: _ ; ;
: pk’ yee ‘
, . A. Ralph SSCOrT,” fomer Alfred x. STERN chauffeur’ curren handling
the STERH residence in Cuernavaca (LIMOUSINE reported that SCOTT vag_in Cuernavaca’
* on,2h September 1958. ‘Thia atation io not aware SCOTT a Communist but he is a loyal”
to ‘the STERNa - see various letters to and fron Alfred K.-and Martha Dodd STERN :
in Prague . .
. G )). jee? : +
3B. Max - ¥SHLAFROCK’ < = he: and bis Temily are in New York city pov and have deen
. ns re ‘there for several months. — e382!
. @. Paul ¥STSvENSON” xk Patlo *O' RIGGINS), Jover of Martha Dota STERN and
” “paisitexs Known .vo. associate ‘with Sea ef ro
poe -* ag well as vith the Soviets. Eng been attempting to_regularice his status in
te, Hexlco.
= — gi RSTO |
D.. Prederick Vanderdlit *FIELD - “inaigrado” ‘in Mexicg and presently marrial
to Nievea®TiLiarT (formar wife of J Jones 8 TILIET) by vhom he has 4 child born fn ,
summer 195u. ne est :
Vedeas
E. Maurice SNIPER N > he and his wife left their residence on firat hearing
tL the pick-ups. His eon, David and” fanily remained in- their reaidence however,
Sole yar *
- has sent chicken fara io Ixtapalapa, suburb of
Azerisan by birth and married to @ Guatemalan |
HEMIS
. F. Gray Dayton SHE Us
. Hexico"City et last report.) As
oo -fommunigt who was active in erganfatag gannerica_oa Neat Coast. of U.S.
reportedly is ill. "Has been ‘ pp Pterente’ since April 1955 in Mexico. .-
G. Alber MouLTZ, | one of tne "Hollywood ven." Local authorities are avare ,
that MALT2Z and fanily are in the United States at this tine but vere afraid that
aubject ghould re-enter Mexiso under oy assumed rane. MALTS, is aa yinatgredo.” :
The papers also mentioned “hat Selea /*SO3ELL, wife of Morton” ASORELL, af th
calvestlary at Atlasta, Georsia, | hed -
Resenberg cese, wao.49 now in che rederal_Pealtes
“deco ataying at the MALTS vreisenze during the time she was in Mexico (she departed :
Mexteo on 10 September 19> Stuntart hye)
We Jone KatccoK (berieved to be identical vith Josep ABASKOD, painter}.
e "Inalprante” in Mexico. If Jtisph RASKOM 1a the one meant, be is believed to be
in the U. 3. Ae exakolen me : _ Reported as detained bur no information —
that tile vas 20.
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J. Felix Fares: usd o of Tous!) - reported to have been detained but
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ae “10. During all the tine that the pick-ups. were occ ng Carman “RCARRASCO Molino,
. : “who ected as intermediary for thot Je pick with Lic. Luto"A;ANCHEZ Ponton vas, busy
at the MALTZ reaidencemnking. attempts to gather funds with. Sich 10 fore the Me Mexican . .
suthorities, to | reaeind the piei-up onlers and to belp- tho American Comuniota as 6 fot fo
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| [passage of
Ex-OSS Official Works
For Reds in Moscow ©
By VICTOR LASKY
Merh American Neesvarer ALagce
A former Boston University
professor, who once was a High
offcial In the OSS, has turned ©
up {1 Moscow working for the
iSoviet government, .
. The professor, Dr. Maurice
‘HH. Haiperin, Ned this country
seven years ago alter an in-
quiry- into his Communit back-
ground. .
According to the. State De-
ipartment. he provably ts ad- -"
visinz Sovict officials on Latin
American affairs, an arta in
ghicn he fs expert.- .
Prof. Halperin was suspended
by Boston. University in 1933
after he refused, en constitu
- tonal grounds, to tell a Senate
subcommittee whether ‘he had
ever been a Comaiunist Party MAURICE H. NAL?
ca kP Phota
member,
According to the State De- i
partment, he had previously py pray, . 1 i
. perin, .t% was obvious
been Involved In Sovlet esPlo- | on ‘the basis of the information|
nage in wartime Washington. | contained In his dossier that:
jHe had been named by EUsA-ithe State Department had been|
1 T entiey, adaitte - it z :
|beth Terzil Bi ey, ad ikeeping an eye on the formetiy ernment service. Emplosed as caa tovernment wee Met
* men S$ considy
‘former spy courier, as ane of, 4 s ba
iprefessor’s movements for some.
her sources of supply amonit time. .
‘Government officials. .
_Fired in Oklahoma
. Intrizue'in Mesico | : :
And since 1983, Dr. Halperin, From 193t to 1041, Dr, Hal-|
‘has keen involved in still imore;perin—o Harvard University!
Intrigue'aa an “extle” in Mexi-jgraduate—had been a professor).
co. It was. he, for exarcple.,at the Universily of Oxtanoma.;
who assisted {wo suspected;Acccrding to the record, it was;:
spies In thelr Micht fron Mex-!in this period that he directed);
tco to Czechoslovakia to avoid;Communist activities in Okla-!
United States extradition: pro--homa and, on repeated visits
(ao oa jto Mexico, conferred with Mexe
On July. 15, 1960, Dr. Hal- [ican Red leaders, OA one visit
perin and his wife: Edith, ap-;to Cuba tn 1933, he and other
d the United States leftwingers: had ‘been arrested
t'by Cuban authorities and ¢x-
led from the country. -
a 1941, much of this aas
peared at .
‘Embassy in Moscow to presen |
their United States passports Pel!
- for renewal. 7 y 1
State Department memoran-;conducted by an Oxtahoma
dum prepared = for Senator !State legislative cdmmittee.
Keating, Republican of ‘New!The committee, investigating
VYork. who hos been urging the ‘subversive activities ins Oxtas
Eisenhower-sup-.)oma,- .produced . information
“that in 1940.Dr, Halperin :
rted legislation empowering. n 0
the depastment to deny pass-/cashed a check for $436 draxn
| [ports to active participants injon the Bank of Forelen Trade
’ Igoviet skullduggery, © | {in Moscow. As a result, Dr.
i The memorandum. citing! Halperin was dismissed from
; [teases where passports have, the University of Oxiahoma..
| shed to be issued to known! Despite this record, Dr, Hal-
} d-iperin managed to enter Gor-
See HALPERIN, Page-A-6:
: .Soemmunists,” Gevoted consid-'
} rable attention to the case of
dthe Latty. American resionaltan July 15. 1982.
s {
i November, Pt Oa, Mal.
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Amiccican Com.
aA iL Mean, t .
ACM members!
perins @:do weil Ther
In an RY eream-one
mr. dabbled ia real estate,
ai chained sods. Dy: Halperin.
.was employed ay the Mexican
‘gorvemaent as a fnancist cone}
WASH DO
isshiant and his wile taught in
, “Ur American School Founda-
3 TAR nee Een, . oa
$ ne : Tey: also decame friendly
A Alfred K. Sm and nis}
yeets, the formes Martha Dodd.\
idanchter of a fochter United:
iWates Ambassador la Germany.
ire fact the Sterna had been
Mimencated In Soret eanenage
frase out with the arrest in
New York of Jack Sabie, a So-
(Uist 3sent To avoid deing exe
pRraiied to the Untied States
ro tenily before 9 spectal grand’
piete ca thelr assaciauans with fi
Ser and “the de
Sis Morros,” the Sterns fled!:
ha Corchosiovakia in Muir, 19 3
De. Halpena, described as
dene “thlimately. involved inf!
© plans for eseape” had!
sained atrline reservations}!
the Sterns under other:
Res. AS A resuitt, the Nexts;t
ar dg Lo
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HALPERIN...
j, Continged From First Pace
nief of the Latin Amertcantine his cas :
division of the OMice of Stra Oa Oetosee ta 1 tone
itecte Services tthe OSS was penns left Mextea, Ravine sf
then the United States Civihan -axarsed plane reservations 1aid
intellisence-Gathering Agenty),'the names of olher persona |!
jhe. later was transferred to the
‘State Department. In doch __ Et Russta Since 1938 '
lagencies, according to the’ The State Depariment mem-!!
Elizabeth Bentley testimany, he 8accum concludes: ?
itransmitted confidential docu-' “We received informations
iments to a Soviet spy ring, igs pier Halperin’s de]:
DATES mM Mexira that her
Linked to. Spy Ring was employed’ in Moscow tv i
In 1919, he became head af-ihs USSR. This was contrmed it
Istudents section at Baston Unie | datperias appeared at the’
[Versys . College of LiberaliAmerxan Embassy in Mescow)i
Arts. ; . jam presented their © United ;
j A Year. later, he was Arst’Staivs passports for renewal.|!
‘publicly identifed as a member] “Hatperin. stated that helt
‘of a Soviet spy ring. This came'hed teen in the USSR since}
about when Vice President ‘Mecember, 1933, and that he is!
JNixon..then & California Qon-iemsioved by the Sovlet Acac-o.
gressman, made known &@ topiemer of Sciences where he ts!)
{secret memorandum on vs-idxns research . . . relating toil
‘pionase transmitted by FSlcnderceteloped countries.
iDirector J. Edgar Hoover toi | -f1 will be recalled that Hal
ithe White House on Novem-iperin: is something ef an au-
ber B. 1935. 7 ithemtr en Latin Amencant
| In Maren, 1953. In Boston's; ss Our information in-¥
(Federal Building. Dr. Halperin! es that this prombir asf
irepeated:'y invoked the: Fifth: the feid in which he is work.
‘Amendment when—in a hear-!ins at the preseat. time.” .
jing conducted by the Senate| “The Soviet Academy of
Internal Security Subcommut-iSccecces is directly sudorcinats
cteaehe refused to reply tojta the Council of Ministers.”
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Trarier, S08 1.1960 THE, WASHINGTON Post
: a - Halperin, U. S. Ex-Aide,
; IsNowa Soviet Official
American Fmabansy In Mexico
City, where ho bad gono after
being dismissed by Boston
University, and used it to
leave Mexico on Oct. 13, 1958.1
‘The State Department said},
that shortly alter Halperin
and his wife departed from
Mexico it received informa-f
tlon that he was employed in
Moscow hy the Soviet Union.
- “This was confirmed on Juty|
(15, -1960, when tho Halperins
appeared eat the American
Embassy in Moscow and pre}:
sented their U. S- passports
for renewal," the Depart-}:
ment's report sald, adding: |
“Halperin stated that hel
had been in tho USSR, since
December, 1956, and that ha is
employed by the US.S.Rb
Academy af Selences where
pa he ts doing ‘research in thef.
. 1 -Anocieted Peas tforeign field. specially, retat-
MAURICE IL UALPERIN [ing to undeveloped countries.”
The Departinent recalted
that Halperin was something
_ Axenctatdd: Prees
The State Department says
that Matifice uN Halperin; a].
former United Sates Govern-]-
ment oficial liaked by Senate].
jnvestigators to Soviet espl].
onage activities, apparently fs) ”
serving now 33 a Latin-Amer-
jean adviser to the Russians.
Halperin- wag-head of the
Latin-American Division of
- the Offce af Strategic Serv-|-
: feces during the latter. part of}: /
bo World War U1 and later an as.
sociate: professor st Boston
University, Before the war, he
had been on the faculty of
the Universiy of Oklahoma.
In 1934 he was dismissed by
Boston University after Sen-
ate Investiganirs received tes-|-
-Umony Nakizg him to.a Soviet
apy ring and he refused to
Answer a question as to
whether he was a Communist.”
The: latest: information on
Nalperi ‘s- whereabouts is
contained in a cepart compiled
by the State Department | ——_——_——_-—-—--
about persoars to whom It has} ° of an authority on Latin.
been compelled to issue pass- ideny passports to Comniunists Amertean affairs and sala,
ports under a 1933 decision ot} jar to other persons because of/“Our information “Indicates
the Supreme Court. thetr political beliefs. - that this probably Is the fleld}.
: . ~The Court hetd that the De-/ After the rullng, Matperintin whieh he ts working at the
! wo 7 partment lacks .authorlty to;appiied for a passport at the|present time.” i"
Sa URGES RRR eenecmeeereteneetat aa ro . ,
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“FORMER U.S. AU
“2 waSHINGTON, Aug. s1—|!
‘The State Department hash:
disclosed that a former United i
. Benate, Mutestigstors to BS
: Memorantia ta’ Support: ot a a
. tons goaamunism,
* noted: They bad been Hr
“49 the excabe behind (he |
AT WORK IN SOVIET
Ex: BostonU. Profossor W
‘in OSS: in World War tt H
ae ;
By Jack RAYMOND
‘petal be Tee New Yors Tae
States Intelligence official _
in Moscow working for the
wat Govergment.
professor who was. head of
Laun Asnerican Division of the!
Ottice - bt Strategic Services
during Wetld War I) +
* Dr. ,Balperin was dismisses i
from Boatgn University in 1pse rf
after he refused to say whe! i
e.rwas_a,Cammunist, He Bas
inked in testimony Before va
viet spy ting. .
The Atste Department's 's ae
Clasure yvteaa contained:
proposed mw to deny passports
‘to persong supposting Interna
~ ‘The>Supreme Court ruled in |
1958 Ubat; passports could” ney
- Be idenieg to Communists orf
", otherg becuse af thelr polittcalt
“pellets : ae
Dr dperin and his
Edlany re” trea in Mextcol{:
city, 3 wl State Deparucest
“< After the Supreme beers
ing, « the: Halperins applied
_ fe United States | States Embaniy ig
Lo INE ae ee mer ee
* He is Dg. Maurice Malet, .
a former{ Boston Univernuyy}
"he was working for tha Sov
FORMER U.S. AIDE f
AT WORK IN SOVIET
Continued From Pago 1, Cat 1.
Mexico city for passports aml]. ;
left Mexico Oct 13, 1988. At
the time: the Slate Department.
Muted. they were about to te
deported from Mexico for Cem-]
munis, activities. .
Reports that _Dr.- Hatpecint
was working for the Sovtel
Government in Moscow were
confirmed lust July 15, the;
SMT Department Meniorandum,
went: on, when he and his witel
-appeared at tho embasay to re]!
Tew their passports,
Embassy . officlals reportad} 1
that they had been told by
Halperin that he and his w
naa’ Been in the Soviet Union}
ance December, 1933, and that:
Academy .of Sclences do
research in the foreign if
“esped! fy relating to under
Mereloped.. Goitntrles.” |
“Tne Stite_ Department, r-
; calling that Dr. Halperin wag: +
” aa‘authority on Latin-American!!
affairs, added that” “our tata
mation indicates (hat this prop-|
ably ty the field in which he is;
working at the present time.”
State Department citeiats! I
have repeatedly called attention] -
~ to the Soviet trde and culturali
offensive In Latin America. [i
Referring to Dr.-: Haleprin’s;
employment “by = the part |
Academy, the State Depart-
wenit observed that It was di-}!
rectly subordinate to the Soviet::
. Council of Ministers. t
"Requested by Keating |
The memorandum was ps
Paired al the meyuest of Senator
Kenneth YW, Keating, Reputivan
.et New, York, He and Senat
Thomas Dwi, Derwent o
Conr ASLEEP nag «a
to mesicene seat
ate, Diegurtmeat's
u Sey passparis,
Senator erties who.ent
the memorandum a The Coa)
» Stessional Record of Aug. 14]:
expressed . regret a the tum
that his bill was not Lkety to
be passed in this session of!
Congress, President Exsende
and State Departmen: officials! .
have backed the purpyce of
the measure,
+ Meariwhite, Representative
Francis E, Walter, Democrat
o Fennsylvanis and chairman
af the Committee on Un-Amert-
can Activily, sald he hag on
derail a month-long pretiminary
Investigation into ope case oft
two missing employes et the’.
National Security Agency, *
‘The two employes of te tool
secret, coding sxgency. Hersonm
Mitchell and Wikun .!
Matin, are alleged to Rome
taken valuable. secrets to’ the
Soviet Union. -
Representative Waiter sald
that h he understood that ane of.
the missing man had tmadel
tre Wat_reconnaieennes pees
Res Mioahnact is te
“Er Wane aiainn he was
Ext advance knuwlegee tthe
Utgai= Francis Gary Powers.
the U-2 pilot, was downed tn:
the Soviet Union and subse’
quently sentencet to tea
eateation,
pra was officially. dismi
the faculty © of Baston’
. University on Jan. 6, 1334, He
dad refused s summons to ap
pear before a university come
mitiee of review to discuss ‘his’
cask
Dr, Harold C. Case, president”
ef the university. telephoned
Dr, Nalperin in Mexico City.
‘offering “to pay his expenses
to Boston and return. But the
Professor declined. He haw
Deen chairman cf the univer.
" sty's Latin-Ameriran |
. stahes. . .
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ela wae: fre United Suales Embasy! * .
“hh owema fo ome thet
¢ Depariment and Seater etacement or on Mr. Halperin dy |
wre Mratdied the Bet. siaiga I uid say he appeared)” °°
to bart ta come up at the emoasty In Jur and,
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. Lo youcow, Sept 3 CAP ~ tenle Services, aa intet@ence ‘nis tase tea herring ‘hurd to have his Americans:
on Maurice H. Halperin, former crganusstion. . Rere ta nitaine invareticus pestrort resewed, Tha’ request| j
igr [Cnites Sialew Government ue afuer tne war, Mr Hacperta er Guorus aonut My ovine 10 was granted, an sm basgy ocal,—
a Veal. who cow Lives in Moscow, gos a lod with Mhvien Uni- : saad. t
1 > lyeatarday ecoused Use ofate De-rveruty as 8 profeswr. He cost
-- : ‘partment of semuing a 7ei:3er- this ob in 1983 decause Pe ree .
. mS . ‘ata sod malicious ditortiva”: fused’ to tell conaressonal iN- giary and employer, Ua: nut
. about His stataa bare. - veatignlors whether he ever had woraug ior tne Soviet goverite so
: ‘do a typewritten slalacoen& bren a member of the Acén- t any mare than Van Cu- a
- _ Mr. Halperin ‘sald: ‘ean Communist, Party. tan. Aerean pianiate:
‘| ‘“Dhare ts nothing mysterious - tye paid, mustached $4- he yerfurms in & gureias
ior Gubicig -ebout my .deiha 9 yegr.old Mr. Halperin Sas. tu- ened concert Nall.
7 Mose OT am a riitlnd cyieg Sunday in a Moscow “I am a visiting professor a: -
to. : ‘profeasos at tho UBBR ACSCOMY ‘a osrtment nuuwe Dy a newse th} USSR Academy of Sciences” 2
lof Sciences’ and not the Mr man gnu was arked to com- ard not the frst American to -
American to Be associated WItD'ment on the State Depart. de awociated sith ih an some :
ast en - no : iments document et uur vache scieniwts can].
woe ‘Last week Benstor Keating.) - t My appointment and”
'Reoublican of Naw York, read, Derlines to Elaborate y Surset visa expats in July, -
TTAS. as ine Unie Slates Ems ‘ ee .
_ Hinta the Congressional ‘Record: yroacow reported there “were
a |p State ‘Department decume 7 wtechaical diMeuries’ tt mor
whieh said Mr. Halperin 6 DOS ing the story until Monday.” ! ha a i
in Moscow and ta “worklde far' 5) pewsinan apperenuy Was 103 nvowe = Cieoretical eo
tha Soviet government. - teus log, while uying lo tle-- oh elated to tne evo- o
1! Hleetsd 065 Unk ‘none ‘tie tary > nemie zroeth of uncerdeveloped
: - H . areas For the stauw Department,
"tne document said there; Xr. Rialperin Oras declined to oy aay chat bam ‘advising the:
gers Indwations Mr, Hélpenin’ admis the newsman into tis Ruscans on Latin sAmerican:
it ‘giving tho Soviet govern adarupent, but sareed ta meet 47 ‘3a deliperate sod mas:
pent advice ca Latin-American fim’ ster in the lobey of a fous ditoruon.
|amtascs. ‘During World War 1 nearby ‘Roll wrere he prom -Specisenily. t am making aj
bir, Halperin was heed of tha Wed tol gira a written sale study of tht Laun-aAmericen.
Z ‘Amorkan division of he ment -- “economy {va 1d to (he cobs;
Sir. Halperin appeared pure- cf i938. Wren ry dock ts pua-"
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In Moscow. Since my brrival
T have fied two U. & income
tax returns, Usting my Salacy
and emplayer.
“Tam rot workicg for the
Soviet sovernment acy more
than Vaan Clibum when be
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with it. Foe the Stare of De
partment to say that I am ant
adviser to the Russians caf
Latin American afas isa}
deliberate and mabcncs dis!
tortion.
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Sno ny: yon of la,
Riwss chawce tat comaeled him. to seek employment
AMA who Navona Unwersoy of Meuco. it was chance thal
Cla Don 8 Sreeyes ooe in Moscow.‘ It was chance*
that leg pat ta Sthagctusy sant Cuda. And it was chance
Ghat drougnt hem &% Simon Fraser seven years aga.
+ trices otune degan wakoag is Capricious influence over
Ris biotin defor dy, hapsnn was bom, .
StrrgSi Rave. do bos Canada,” ha says, “My father
SSisC tron Liapool ty. de New World at tha.tura of the cen:
fry, wo Monten as As cesiazion, However, ha decided
. $3 mvs bate Boston” °
Tris WAS a “Tether fosunate Srcumstance over which I had
&9 ecayol” since Afonnad at the hme was still a provincial
cay whe Coston was “a meteans, a great cenire of cultura
and teaming end a2 a is. ‘Spwerad facibaes were available to
“mo.”
AnGag Desa Woktes uch he mada use of wero the
Eosioa Lata Sedoui-— a saconcary school which doasts
Suen lurcasries ss Bernama franun and Raion Waldo Emar-
$09 A709 6S aks — anc Nuwdrd University.
"+ Re completod Ns poste Ktotty work in Paris at tho So
Gosna Wrich, at that ti, was he most prestigious university
the weed and “tha epact thd on my way of bfe and |
Punking was a peraunett on."
__ Why shenging tha Somame, Came Fortuna stepped Ia
ard “Hes eppontod to Me tecuty as a Reader iA North
S Amenesn Cavikzaton Even tough | came trom Harvard, the
bevel of competence ana scomsicaton of the French stu:
Goats was much Dasher ans i had to work very ‘hard to koep.
tawih oa, 7
Ano camptating his. doctorate, Or. Halperin joined tho
fasuty a: ina Unversity of Catutoma and ‘found that mid
wesivra'staid to.de “xe som? Country. Soston end Paris
wore Musa closely nae Pan were Boston and Oxtaioma.":
However, cnance intenenas to fescue him trom what
- Coutd have been anurda: of acctereat years in-a hen smail.
SAS POMS Uawersay on the Anencat Prairies, huming them
d3 yaors SpeAi 2A Cass SDN Cotuse.”
&. Sista eagasis: .
wt was Curing Ine Gesression snd jcbs were scarce, $0
ime pereed afracted a mutter of Bngni teachers and
fes2achers whose tsi chowe OY not have bz2en Oata-
bona ; :
“Add WIA you have 8 Gras of peasy bhe that, in addition
fo the Casscunuy of emaostanaig aid earning to adsreciato
the wtuss of muon: Aterca wet a was something inal
SIS wh 89 for Une rest of ay ita.”
Tra Sacond Works We etemictat Or. Hupenn's soioum
&: tha Usversey of Oustons aa fe joned ine Ciice of
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‘doa musician who has played with the Now Ww ‘ostminster
Sympnony Orchestra.
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Agency attached to the Joint Chiets of Stall:
“Thad a front row seat in the planning of some of the most
interasing operatons of tne war,” ne says. “I consicar my
@xpenences thare were ot least ine equivalent of a sccand
PnD because | was associated win a whole. group of somal
Sciens.sts in C:lferent discipines.
“Tarough ths, | nad the renization tat we had Practical
' matters to consiag? wn the SOCLS SCreaceS..a5 welaa It.co-
te! nes. And [leaned the vatue of CO-Oporaiive citar,
We vaue of getting work done on bme, and the vatuu af
ethaency in researcn. :
“i hive me to see the relatonsn'a betweea to social
snerces and prechcul protiems. | became mora oriented
toward orcolesn soning inan I hod been betore.”
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of peopto at the timo, In.my own cago, | was given tho cho:ce ©
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and has taken him.to Mexico, Cube,
mo Moscow — andio ‘best place of eli?
After the aver, Or. 'Matperin worked with the United Nations
for a counic of years and then joined the faculty of Boston
University where ho was involved in tne establishment of an
interdiscipinary department of Latin American stucies. .
During this period he visited Brazil twice, lecturing at the
University of Sco Paulo and ‘serving as a consultant to the
state government of Sao Paulo. After his second visit, he was
+... decorated by the Brazilan Dovernment with the Order of tho |
. Southern Cross.
ttwas then that chance interfered agin, this time ing most
Miokcious way.
_ “My-stay at Boston coincided with the most intense-period
Of co-oporating with the Inquisition or,.o3 it tuencd out, losing
my job.
“Among other disagreeable aspects of co-operating, it
wou'd have turned m2 into an informer against peop'e who,
as far ag I know, had committed no crime. ! Just couldn't think
of fecing my stucents with their knowledge that 1 was an
informer.”
Leaving Boston University, ho went to the National Unis
versity of Mexico City where he.remained-for six years. While
working there, he did some'consulting work for the Mexican
government, theredy gaining turher practical experience |
on the probiems of underdevelopment in Latin America.
This experience led directly to his next Position — athree- °.
year appointment at the Academy a Sciences in Moscow. .
Halperin oxpialis:
* “At that time, the Period when Kruschev was. trying” to. J
foosen up somo of the rigid controta of Stalin's dictatorship,
thofe was a desire at the Académy to have some western ~
oxpertico on Latin American. developmental Problems, In -
other words, my Mexican experience was a direct prerequl- ©
silo for the Moscow invitation.
“i's strange -how, in -retrospect, what Seemed to be ac
rather difficu't choice if 1953 turned out to be very lucky.
You never know. Something happens that can crush you or,
on the contrary, can make you heanhier ana more rodust | °
than you've ever been before.
“And, when the invitation came fraun Moscow, Iwas foot:
foose end free. My Status in Me... was always that of a
visiting professor, sofhad no prov... of secunty — tenure
or gonsion, lor oxamp'e — to tie mr:
had nothing to fase and every:ning to 9 gain.”
Or. Halputin spent threo yecrs at tne Academy and found
tt to bo en extraordinary experience, “| wasn't there as 8
tourist; neither was b.there as an outside researcher. § wa:
cctualty in the maching. with no permanent ties to it. 1 was
working in the factory, rather then just studying it.”
Foto ence cgain intervened in his lito. thig timo In the form
of tha celebrated Latin American guerrilla leader, Cho
Guevera. we
“Town, when it came. § -
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“Late one night, there was a knock o ety ceor and t
Opened it and there stood Che with a courte of his Cuban
(riencs. He had been told adout me by mutual frends in
Mexco and they suggested that, in wew ef the Aved tor
competent educators and social screntssts in Cuda, t emgnt |
+ be interested in accepting an inntatcn to teach al the Une
-versity of Havana.“
Asit happened, Or, Hatoerin wes interestee. He scent tt
“| next six years in Cuba, and ater lesving, procuceo a book
‘on tho country — Tho Rise and Decine of Fizel Castro: £e
Essay in Contemporary HiStory. tt was Duntsned oy tne Unie -
versity -of California Press and a second edton, im paper:
“back, has recently appeared. (Incidenta2y, Cr. Hz!sern’s
published work spans 45 years and “several thousand
pages.") :
Aa with tho Moscow opnointment, it waa the fact that he;
” was freed of concems about job secunty, since Ae Pad nang.
which allowed him to accept Guevara's offer. .
Although Cuba was “a very pleasant country,” Cr, Hak
perin found life there to be somewhat disconcerting since,
“as @ highly-paid foreign expert, t lived high off he hog ana
* didn’t share tho austerity of the rest of the country.
. “And It was troubling, you know, when neighbors would
krock on our coor to Sea if we could spare a tumb'ctul of
Salt or a ladiespoon of cooking oil ang there we were, sithng
with everything at our disposal.”
And a further quirk of fate, naturally, brought him to Simon
Fraser in 1968,.He'd met a Canedian while in Navara andone
_ dey, stout e yfor later, ha received a onane cat “rom aniace .
. Called Burnady.” ft was the same Canadian inwitg tum to |
Particizato ina seminer on Latin America, with “al expenses
paid.”
._ When ho received the invitation, In the spring of 1868, he
had already resigned his position.in Havana. anc was glonning
to return to the United States the. fo! lowing Sestemter.
« “When the Invitation came, | taught, ‘Two weéss? Winy ros?’
Sol accepted and came up here and, like the man who came .
to cinner, ney couldn't get rid of me:
“I never creamed I. would end va in Canada. ‘Tree-cusrters
of a century after my father tett it, but tf now feel thereugnly”
essimilated to the Canadien énvironment."'n fact, he's so weil
assimilated that he is now bsted in the Canacian-ecition of
Who's Who. '
Ouring his well-travelied life, Or. Halperin has-had the orosr-
. tunity io teach al a number cf reputadic Mshtutens in Noah
America, Europe and Loin America but he says thet ho's
“never becn in a more congenial glsce than Simon Frater,
never in my tite, -
“I's the best piace, ait in alt, that I've ever Be..u Students
and faculty have if very good here end.i'm not ty 4 onty
about the splendid scenery ang the mild cimote. & - + en.
e ties for tearning, teaching, research and recrea® wal
steady customer ct the swimming poo! a%? ina r we
know -~ cre magnificent.”
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%. MAURICE HAL PERTIN.. BORN BOSTON, MASS. 3 NAR 1906.
WIFE EDITH NEE F RI SCH, BORN 6 JULY 1907,.WABASH, INDIANA, TWO
CHILDREN BORN 1939(NAD 2934, NAMES UNKNOWN, — SUBJ IS IDENTIFIED AS Os
A COMMUNIST, FROM 1931 To 1941,.HE WAS PROFESSOR. OF LANGUAGES AT | Dee! °
ee a UNIVERSITY OF OKLAIOMA. , 1941 HE, WASSOCIAL SGIENCE ANALYST, OFFICE a!
re Po) COORDINATOR OF. INFORMATION AND IN"1945 WAS IN THE RESEARCH SECTION »
OF OSS, IN 1953 HE LEFT THE USA FOR MEXICO, ON 10 NOV 1958 HE
WENT TO AUSTRIA FROM SWITZERLAND WITH HIS. WIFE AND CROSSED. INTO
CZECHOSLOVAKIA. IN DEC 58 HE WAS. BELIEVED TO BE IN MOSCOW. IN 1960
HE WAS IN Moscow WORKING FOR THE. SOVIET GOVERNMENT AS AN AUTHORITY ON
Tain AMERICA. -IN 1962 SUBJ AND HIS’ WIFE WERE. IN CUBA REPRESENTING:
"NATIONAL GUARDIAN", ‘RIS CONNECTIONS: IN 1942. HE WAS EMPLOYED BY |
’ THE ‘LATIN AMERICA BRANCH. “HE PROVIDED OSS: AND STATE DEPT REPORTS TO
THE RIS THROUGH MARY PRICE ‘AND ELIZABETH BENTLY. JAGUAR SAYS THEY _ :
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who, althoush remains approachable, declined to elaborate on previous
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“he and his wife toured Israel, _ Italy, Greece, ‘Spain and England in the
‘summer of 1975, Work en the second volume of his book on Cuba has
_ fallen behind. - HALPERIN. left the impression that once the Cuba book is i
- out of the way, he will commence his autoblography. He also expects. :
that Simon Fraser University will extend his teaching appointment to
August 1977,
2. . Transmitted herewith as received from FHABOVE is an article on
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Pouticar Science professor’ Or, - “Maiince-- Halpenin's neay
sovény years of life.
wes chance that compe“ed him to seek employnast .
with. (80 Notional University of Menco. It was chance Sct
esracg him a three-year post in Moscow. it was chanca~
that led nim to'a teaching sunt in Cuda. And it was. chance,
anal brougnt inte Simon: Fraser seven years ago.
tn! tact, torture began wivicing its Caaricious influence over
his sto aven before Or. Halpenn was in.
tury, with Montreal.as his dassnaven However, he deciiad
to..0Vve ba’ to Boston.”
This was a “rather fortunate circumstance over which had -
89 Sento!” since Montieal at the time was stil a provincial
city whilo Boston was "a metropolis, a great centre of cuture
and | learning afd a4 its Splenad facitiies were available ta
mo.”
mong those facilities which ha mada use of were the
Boston Latia School ~ a seconcary School which boasts
Such luminaries as Benjamin Frankin ano'faipn Waldo Emer .
‘$00 emorg its alumni — and Harvara University.
o Horcotpleied his postyrdduite work id’Paris ariia:San °° -
- boane which, at that timé, was the most prest3ous university :
<i the world and “ “the impact it fad on my way of ile ang °
” {hinking was a permanent one.”
Whia stiending the Sorboane, Oame Fortune stepped hn
tevel of competence and sopnistication of tnaFrench st
dents was much higher ang {had to work very hard to heap
up with them. *
Atier comptating his ‘dostorate, Or. Hatpecin. joined. tha
facuty at the University of Crlahoma and found that mice Ussurice Halbert
western state lo Se-“Lka mcomer couatry. Sostan 2nd Péns
wore musa, cicsely’ felated: nan were Boston and Oalanoina.”
". However, chance intervened ta rescua him trom: whet
Coutd have beén’a number‘of a.iterent years ia a then sad Sratesic Serices, a specal resaych and intstiyence
and remate universiiy cn ihe Amencan Praiies, fuming tnasa
itto-yecrs spent in “an oasis cthigh cuaure.”
Cr. Ha! ‘porin explains:
“i was doting the Gepressicn and jcbs were scarce, so
the univarsity attracted a!numter’ ot pngm teacners and
tessarchers whose fast che! CQ Might Rot pave Daen Oxia
hora. j
“And when you have @ Group of pedoie tke Ihat in aston
fo Ina Capomuniy Of vagerstanang and learmung to appreciate
(Re vitues of micata Amerca, wed mt was soraining mai
Sayed win mg for ine rest of my bta:~
“Tang "2 was, appointed to tha facully as a Reader in North |
. Amorican Civilization. Even {hough | came trom. Harvard, tre
. “COMMENT”, Dec 75 issue
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agency aNachied'to the Jou Craets cf Ratt ”
“thad.a-troat row seta We aiovans cf-sonie of. the most :
Ntetestrig Gperatons oi the wor, Says. “I ccasicer my.
exgenerces there were at ast scuvaient of a second
Pnd cecacse | was assocaled wet'a afele groud ot soci
SGentsis n GHerent Sscomes.
“Tarcugh tus, | nad tie seicaton bill we nad dractcal
maiers 10 Consider wh Me Socasi SoS. aS Wed a5 thcO-
reteal ones. Ang | earned ta “Wace ct CO-OpEraive etfort . :
the saue of gemng worm Ge 03 ame, and Ine vulva of
eiiaency mM researcn.
“U noisec me to see he raadorsy Setween tho social
The Second World Wer interrugtee Dr. Haperin's soioum SSENSES and pracbcale proms, i became more oriented
&! Ino University of Oxlandma ana he fone the Gii.ce of
1s ‘
toward prcoasa soning than | hcd Seen caters.”
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"in life of SFU’s “oldest professor
: aid fas taken rim to Mexico, Cuba,
- _ foscow — and io ‘best place of all’
After the'war, Or. Hatoerin worked mith (ne United Nations
foe a coupic of years and then joined the faculty of Baston
University where ho was involved in the establishment of an
interdiscipinary department ot Lata American studies.
Ouring this period he visited Graz twica, lecturing at the
University of Sao Paulo and serinng as 3 corsullant to the
state government of Sao Pauio.‘Atter his second visit, he-was
decorated by the Brazthan, covernment with the Order of the
Southern Cross.
ttwas then that chance. intertered again, this time in amost
“My stay at Boston coincided: with the mostintense perod
of McCarthyism ang this raised prodlems for a creat-numbor
ef pcopta at tho timo. In my own.cnaa, i was given the choice
of co: Oporaling with tho inguistion oF, 03 it turned out, losing
my job.
“Among other disagreeable aspects of co-operating, it
would have turned me into an informer against people who,
as far ast knew, had committed no crme. | just couldn't think
of facing my stucents with tnew knowiodge that | was an
informor.”
Leaving Boston University, he went.te the National Unt-
working there, he did some consutting work for the Mexican
+ Government, thereby gaining turcher practical exacrienco
“on the probiems of underdeveiopment in Latin America.
. |, This experience ted directly to his next position — a three-.
year appointment at the. Acaoemy of Sciences in Moscow. ©
Halperin oxpiains:
” “At that time, the period when Kruschev was trying to |
loosen up somo of the rigid controls of Stalin's dictatorship,
thore- was a desire at the Academy to nave soma western
oxpertisa on.tatin American ,ceveloprenta! pecbiems: In -
othor words, my Mexican expenence was a direct prerequi-
sito forthe Moscow invitation.”
“M's strange how, in retrospect, what seemed to be a:
rater difficull:choice in 1953 tumed. aut to be very lucky.
You never know. Something happens that can crush you or,
than you've ever been before.
“And, when the invitation came fo. Moscow, | was foot:
isose arid freg. My status in Me.
visiting professor, $6 had no prob- ~ .. of security — tenure
or pension, for example — to tiem; sown when it came. |
had nothing to fose and everything to cain.” ’
Or. Katovria spent three yéc*s at tno Academy and found
& to be an extraordinary experience.
tourist; neither was | there as an outside researcher. | was
ectuatty in the machine, with no permanent hes to it. | was
working in the factory. rather tnan just studying it.” '
Fate cnco again intervened in his hfe, this time in the form
wag always that of a-
on tre contrary, can make you hearwer and more robust“;
“TL wasn't there as a”
of the celebrated Latin Amencan guerrita foader, Cho
Guevara. pot oey
versity of Mexico City where hecemamed.tor.sixvears=WMile ©" Keck on-our coor to see il we could scare a tnimbieful of
“Late ono niaht, there was a knock on my deer and I~
opened it and there stocd Che with a cousie of his Cuban
frends. He had been told about me by mutual frencs in
Mexco and they suggested nat. om wew et tne reed he .
competent ecucators and soc:al se:ennsts in Cuda, | mis’
: ‘be. interested in accepting an inwietcn to teach at the Une
versity of Havana.”
As it hadponed, Dr. Halperin was interested. He ssent the
Mext six years in Cuba, and after anng, produced a book
on the country — The Rise and Dectre of Fidel Castro; 47
Essay in Contemporary History, Iwas puohshed by tne Um:
versity of California Press and a second ecition, in paper:
beck, has recently appeared. (Inedentaity, Cr. Hatsern’s
published work spans “5 years and “several thousand,
* pages.")
As with tho Moscow appointment, it was thecfact that ho!
was freed of concerns about job secufity, since Ay Pad none.
which allowed him to accept Guevara's citer. :
Although Cuba was “a very pleasant country,” Cr. Hal
perin found life there to bo somewhat ciscencerting since, ..
“as a highly-paid foreign expert, | ined ten olf Ine hog anda
didn't share the austerity of the rest ct the country:
“And it was troudling. you know, when neighbors ‘woutd :
sait or a tabiespoon of cooking oil and there we were, sitting .
with everything at our disposal.” ~ : :
And a further quirk of fate, naturany, brought hi him to Simer
_ Fraserin 1968..He'd meta Canagan while: Navara ang one
day, shout a.yce: later, hq received a prone call “rem aniace
* €ailed Burnaby.” tt waa tho same Canad:an, inviting hun to
participate in a seminar on Latin Ameri ca, with “all: expenses ; .
paid. ” oan
When ho-received the invitation, in the spring of 1968, ho
had already resigned his position in Havana.and was plenning
‘td return to the United States the teiowing Sestember.
+ “When the invitation came, I thought. ‘Two weexs? veny nei?’,
so laccepted and came up here ang, the she. man who came .
to dinner, they couten'’t get tid ofme, .
“I never creamed t would end up in Canada, Three-quatters :
of a century after my father te'tit, Sut brow feel thoroughly
“assimitat ed tothe Canadian environment.” in fact, Ne’s So well
assimilated’ that ha is_now listed in the Canadian ection of
Who's Who,
Ouring his well:travelied life, Dr. Hatzerin has had the eroer:
tunity to teach at a number ¢f reputadc eshivtiens.in North
. America, Europe’ and Lat Amenca Dut he says thet M's
“never becn in a mera “congenial pice than Smon Fraser,
never in. my iife.
“irs the best olace, all in all, that I've ever Se
Students
and faculty Nave it very ccod nere and Km no “eniy
adout the soiencid scenery and the mits cums + mh
“eties for teaming, teaching, research anc recrea’ oh. a
“au
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know — are magnilicent.”
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Vhe Rise and. Decline of Fidel Casivo
by Maurice Halperin
(Moiversity et Calitomia Press; $12.95)
a. : ste forge pdiev of the tevntipess {the aml provide her with energy. I any, .
z s Sta Ted “ . oO . .
At the Fear ening the ealy pateoss in the book shiv Casta case, when Casto optatte exploit the .
Sees SRE das othe Cubon Rew ze 2s PS ta tc Sout Coron Coht War and bet Whoebebes tout dhe | : . a
Retion Masie Vistoerin, damenta: +
AT! te ‘Ran
etek, this attitude sumbe
tre and
Cud in this ust volume of two-part
“stiaty of the révaluken from the fast
dove og Fidcheme to theipresent. A note
SO hostation which oor ionaty marks
fas nourative ef the fist five years of
the rewetion undoultally comes from |
his sense of the untuliliad promise of
AWS July INA Movement. For a givat
many Wester intellectuals including
Hiatperiny, this bas besa a characteristic
reactawn. In the fist ewubsrant nronths,
R seemed as if Cuba Misht becoanic the
fist Syaahet rewoltttion fo rise Spoir-
J Rasecsdy eat, of | histori
‘Stance
* shucture, aad the fint t9 prichaiim a.
cucum-
party
not kd by aici
“pets socishen.” rether than. the
Rartunrs noveseities af work narms,
Noaegical censormity and Sacrifice,
Alter seutral wets af living in Cuba,
through its hoa ond Meakest NOMEN.
Halperin fovts that: this ressibility is
eatinevishad. One feels ache Wanted
Very each fer it te sucowed? His Kink
is an explinatinn of Why the revelation
feat! coe, , _ 7
Athough the curtent volume oanty
Overs the fine fiw vears af the rev. -
olution the author breaks inta the
chrewiyy te keep the nea yor’
events in mint Evnthing obout the
rewdution was.in tien as he secs ft, but
at the ‘some time Costa's bungling,
hravahe and atrentumsm made sur
etice ty a Hani, Leuewover atic socialism
Mrmest inewradie ne. from
Halperin’s pint of view, contd bea.
AW thes dewctution than:
the supped Cote ent tothe Pas viet
fawassn at Carcba ky chia ~
dibkwvin’s hrc sument is that
. MAE he” must be
meen Var tins
niyo sat the
iu
“‘reveltiny thourh the events whica
revohitiog
tedthocrisiswhich Halperin
the eoonwinic gue.
Wat heme an
I it is aware to say thatthe revadlue | bill hee
hon was pushed leftward and finally Hingointa He avs
into.an alliance with the Soviet Union fess of the revol
by the inept anid-hostile pohey of the absolute necessity, yet a necessily that
Unitat States, then it is alse tre Mat could only be met with outside help.
Cuba's tate has continued ty depend Castro's own impatience; ineMhicienvy
upan the interaational ster te between “and indecision made, matters worse.
the US and the Sovier Union. While From the eaily attempts ta industrialize .° *
Castes mar dave been committed ta to the abrupt and devastating decision”
Cuban nation stig and social Feform at fo produce a mammoth susar crop in
home, he weld. iwnically, only achieve 1970, the Cuban evoneny, the author
these qvais by means of an annressive agues, has continually sunk to lower
foreign pA
. . levels. The resultis Castro's dependence.
Caste remains a vague and blustery upon the Sovict Unian, an adm
figure while Che Guevara figures bandly of failure, -
at alk, By phaity einphasis else Ualperin’s emphasis an foreign affairs
where, Halon’ tolls the shuy of the -makes good sense, but leaves litte rar
for discussion of the jotenal dynamics
. Of the wvolution and et the impact of os
social reforms. on the Populetion. ft =
Makes what Castro said and did:-and ~
the revolution itself. evplicable only it
® sort of cade of international affairs,
Howeve?, given the volatile nate of
Cuban politics and the Coht War, it:
still seems too carly ta write off the
utside, particularly .
thase whivh cifected its es tothe Came ©
WWE Most importint were Ure
Sino-Soviet stuupele, the wold price
of sugan the internal buiwaucratic
Strugsle ow othe US the changing
Ameticon. povsidency, the rile ad tlie
Cubon Comnninist Party, the CHA, end
touched it tem the au
$0 on. Caihering his frets, Mimanly revolution. .
from niagacine and newspaper atides, -¢ oR, Meg - .
iisst “” James Gilbert *
WAL
mating of Castio’s ‘speovhes, policy ‘
changes and Uigit. couteat. The shitting
and rather indevisive attitude .6f the
¥ beatershup toward artistic
and inivibat icberty, for example. has
Stemimd Grom Castro's nerd te balince
conthiting Gemands: for onthedowy by ;
Cuban ang Kusson Commuuusi, and
fee preate: reedoms by Western
mm hoscalwaw been to
and vet
intellnta
Casta’
wotopontete
retain abennent with the USSR, Per
haps this suntratictunry pohey was
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CHALSTIAN SCIENCE. MONITOR
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Fidel Castro -
The Rise and Dectine of Flue Castro — Aa
Esaay tn Contemporary Iistory, by Matis ‘ f *
rice Halperin. Berkeley, Los Angeles. a gone injadletous Arie can fanure deft tx
don: University of Callfornia Press. $12.65.
By Phillp W: Bonsal |
Meaurice Halperin has deen forced qut.of
{wo teaching positions at. American univer.
‘sities because of Als politica) belief. Hg spent’
three "years on the faculty of the Soviet
Academy of Sciences, went to Cuba In $062 at-
the Invitillon of Che Guevara and, though his
relations with Guevara quickly deteriorated,
epent six yeors atthe University of Havana.
Thourh one might expect from” such a
background that decary mix of the atully and
the shrill 80 often associated with the polem-
tes-of the far left or eight, Professor Ialpe-
rin's book Is a work of ‘insight, wit and
understanding.
In this book he concentrates oa the first five
years of Castro's cule, through 1964, with’ a
pequel to corhe. However, this volume con. -
Lains.enourh about the Inter years to warrant
the use of the word “deellne™ Ln his title.
After stressing the pride and optimism of
the revojution’s fifth anniversary, he writes
thal none of those present at its celebration
remotely Imagine the dis«
Revolution. there would be only bitter auster-
ity and hard: work — and the tarnished but
theirenthusiasm." - .
Professor Halperin's account of Castro's
firsttwo years in power (when the author was
not yet In Cuba) does not give cue credit to
the United: States. After all, initially ‘the
United: Sintes did make efforts to. find an
accommedation with Castro, despite’ the
-latter’s vicicus antl-Americanism and nis
plundering of American properties dn. ways
.not even provided by Castro-dictated legisla-
‘Uca,
UB.
Nor oes he adequately explain bow, after
the poiley of accommodation had beeaaban-
tlons plus the Bay of Pigs talture left the
presumably reluctant and sceptical Russians
no choice other than massive support fo
Castro and Guevara. -
Dut when Castro and’ Khrushchev hod
become masters of the Cuban ‘people's des-.
tiny, Professor Halperin comed Into his: own.
His dencription of the relations between those
volatite and voluble Tulers faa delight. The
Chalrman’s surrender over the missileain hla
Octoder, 1962. confrontation with: President
Kennedy. without informing _ Castro first, .
much less consulling him, was: deeply hu-
millating to his Cuban ally,
Yel by April of 1053 the sulks and strains ob
‘the previous fav had been banished. With
sd rhetoric the two aufocrats be-
vee into the
unconte:!
mused Unclr peapica and thenrol
spectacular euphoria tint surrounded Cag.
tro's visit lo Ruséla, How {hls was done ts but
one enipaging example of Professor Hnlpe-
rin’s analylicand narrative datenta.
This exuberant réconeiitation did not prove
lasting. Khrushchev waa overthrown — per:
haps partly beeauso of his un
stratefic Invol
port-of subversion An
American repudilcs was Co!
cally undesirable by the Kremlin. . oc
_ Guevara's, {atal campaign {a Dolivia and
other setbacks, combined with the fallure of
grandiose dut.ui gomnid schemes’ for industri
ricultufal diversification at
allzatian and april
home, considerably diminished Castro's
alature.._. , oo
His downward curve was further acceler:
ted by. falluréy— after Stx-years of prepara
tions and exhortations = to produce ten
million tons -of ‘sugar in 1070 an by:
d Insufrection to other
had caused:, Castro's later
alittle of submissions.
basis for discusstons bel
Kennedy had lived some!
profitable:
ivement.in Cuba. Castro's €x-.
5 considered tact!-,
sinceisa oo.
:. pears
nd by the ©
disruption of-the Cuban economy thal effort”
réconclitations '
with his Russian patrons smacked mote than,
Professor Halperin also deserites (he
Washington-initiated exploration during the
{inal weeks of President Kennedy's ite, of @
ween the Cuban and
He betleves that If
thing constructive:
might have evolved: from tte effort. His
conclusion Ig debatable, aince nine years
have now elapsed without any significant:
positive development. wt .
are there has Indeed
During those nine ye :
been a cooling down of American attitudes,
toward Cuda.
American ‘governinents.
whut Castro's altitude toward the ‘united =:
States has not changed.-His cencept Is atth
that his people, armed to the teeth and 7" ao
knowing only what he chooses to tell them,
must remain .dilndly uniled Around. their
Maximum Leader, ready to thwart the’plots |
of the ance defeated but still wickedly” :
Wowichedly
unrepentant imperialists. pone
This is unfortunate, Although 4 return to'
the-ald association betweeirthe two countries
Is neither desirable nor posoble, the people of
both’ would profit from A rational relation: ©
‘ship. This will not be‘eany to establish even
when bath governments tre truly ready to
face the task. Meanwhile Inthe Ught of 7
Professer Halperin’s brilliant account: of *-
.contemporary Cuba, it scema reasonable to
speculate that Increasing numbers ot Cas-
tro‘a sudjects are less willing now to entrust ©
their tives to the phenomenally gifted orches-
trator of mas3 emotions — politically often
-astite'yetrépeatedly Incompelentin so many
fields — who-has been thelr abéolute ruler
Philip Bonsal slag ‘Americon Am. -
“ bassador to Cuba, 1959-1960,-the first two
“Cu 3. Castio.;and the United States”
{University of Pittsburgh Press) .
of- Castro's rule, He isthe Guthorof: |
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17 January 1973
Fidel Castro
The Riso and Decline of Fidel Castro ~ Ag
|” Essay 'tn Contemporary. tilatory, Sy Mau
.. Hee:Halperin. Berkeley,-Los. Angeles. Lon.
» Gon University of California Press. $123:08,
cw nedelo te «By Patnp w. Bonded
Maurice Halpérin has beer foreed out-of:
éaching. positions.at American univer.
Stlies'because of hls political beileta. He apent
‘Unree yeara-on the faculty of Uie Soviet
Academy of Sciences, went to Cuba-tn 16#t at
the Invitation of Che Guevara and, though Ais
relaUons with Guevara quickly deteriorated,
-apent six years at the University of Havana.
Though one might expect from such a
background that dreary mix of the stufty and
the shrill so often associated with the polem.
les of the far left or Fight, Professor Halpo.
rin's book 1s a work of (nsignt, wit and
“understanding,
‘In this book he concentrates‘on the first five
Years of Castro's rule, through 1964, with a
‘sequel. to. ciihe. However, this volume con-
taths enough about the later yeoarsto warrant
* Uhe use of the word “decline” in histitle. -
;, After stressing the pride and optimism of
“the revolution’s fifth afiniversary, he writes
that none of those present at its celedration
‘“Neould . ‘remotely Amagine the dis.
@ppolntments and failures. that tay ahead:
‘and wist on the tenth anniversary -of the.
Revolution, there would be only Bitter austen.
ty, and<hard. work — andthe tarnished but”
- UANINChINg Chariama of Fidel .~-to arouse
. Ahetrenthusiasni.” - ' ;
Professor Halperin's account of Castro‘a
first two years in power (when the author wag:
not yet tn Cubs) does not give due credit.to
the United States. After alt, Inittally ‘the
United ‘States did make effortsto find an
accommodation with Castro, despite ‘the
“latter's vicious anti-Américantsm and his
Phindering’of American properties in ways
not even provided by Castro-dictated legtala--
‘tton, .. . .
the poticy of accommodation had been aban-
@oned. infudictous American ‘economic sane-
tlons ptus.the Bay of Pigs failure left the
Presumably reluctant and sceptical Russians
no chatee other than massive support for
Castro and Guevara. .
But when Castro and Khrushchev had
" Become masters of the Cuban People's dea
Uny. Professor Halperin comes Into his own.
His description of the relations between those
. ‘Wolatite and voluble rulers is a delight. The
Chatrman’s surrender over the missiles inhis
October. 1962. confrontation with President
Kennedy, without informing Castro first,
much less. consulting him, -was: deeply hu-
Millating-to his Cuban ally.
Yet dy April of 1963 the sulks and Strains of
‘the previous fall had beer banished. With
uncontested rhetoric the two aufocrate be.
mused: their peoples and themselves-into the
.
” American ‘republics waa considered’ tacth.
_ alittle of submissions.
Nor does he adequately explain how, after
.. Gifted demagogue ——
apectacular euphoria that surrounded Cas
tro’s visit'to Ruasta. How this was done ts but
One enkdgink exainple of Professor Halpe-
rin's analytic and-narrative talents.
This exuberant reconciliation did not prove
inating. Khrushchev was overthrown — pen
haps partly because of his unprofitable
Atralegic frivolvement in Cuba. Castro's. ex.,
port of subversion and insurrection to-other
cally-undesirable-py the Kremlin. —
Guevara's fatal campaign in Bolivia. and
other setbacks, combined with the falture'of
grandiose but unsound schemes for industri. .-
allzation and agricultural diversification al.
home, considerably diminished Castro's
atature.
its downward curve was further accelera: °.
ted by failure ~ after six years of prepara-
Uons and exhortations — to Produce ten.
million tons of sugar in 1970 and by the” -
disruption of the Cuban economy that effort_:
had; caused. Castro's later Teconcitlations -
with. his Russian patrons smacked more than.
Professor Halperin also describes ‘the.
. Washington-initlated exploration during the
{inal weeks of President Kennedy's life, of a
‘basia for discussions between the Cuban-and
American governments. He delteves that if te
Kennedy had. lived. something canstructive’
might have evolved from the effort. Ris
conclusion ts debatable, since nine yeara
have iow elapsed: without ny significant
positive development. oo :
During those nine years there ths indeed:
" been & cooling dowti of American attitudes
toward Cub
altitude toward the United
"States has not, changed -His concept. ts stil’
Anat. Bis people. armed. to the teeth and
knowing only What he chooses to-tell them. :
must" remain’ blindly ‘united &round their
Maximum-Leader, ready to thwart the plots
of the once defeated’ but still wickedly
‘unrepentant impertalists. . . "
This is unfortunate. Although a return to:
the ‘old association between the two countrtes ©
is neither destrable-nor possible, the People of |
both would profit from a rallonal relation-
ship. This will not be easy io establish even
when both governments are truly ready io. *
face the task. Meanwhile in the Ugnt of
Proiessor Halperin’s brilliant account of: |
Contemporary Cuba, it seems.reasorable to: |
speculate that in¢reasing numbers of Cas! ;
tro’s subjects are less willing now to entrust
(hetr lives to che phenomenally Kifted orches-
trator of mass emotions — Politically often
astute yet fepeatedly incompetent In somany °
flelds ~ who has been their absolute ruler *
Lace 1889, . t
—xr- . 1
Philip Bousal was American Am.
bassador to Cuba, 1959-1990, the first two
Years of Castro‘i nile. He is the author of
“Cube, Castro, and the United States 1
(University of Pittsburgh Press). 4
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"The author of this unusual book was twice
forced out of teaching positions at American
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spent three years on the faculty ofthe USSR -
Academy of Sciences and five years, from
: 1962°to 1968, at the University of Havana.
_ + He went to Cuba in 1962 an the invitation of
. ” Che Guevara, who had visited him in Mos-
intimate portrait of the Castro regime.
Mr. Halperin concentrates his attention on
Castro's forcign policy, placing it ii the con-
viously skilled in reading the new socialist
. thetoric, Professor Halperin cuides the readcr
* through the maze of documents, specehes,
‘and propaganda which constitute the record
*. of the Castro regime during the sensational
* cow, and there gathered.the materials for this.
text of domestic policy and conditions. Ob-
” events involving Kennedy, Khrushchev, mis-"
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— -ieiveoncericd withthe years TISHT96.
—it contains digressions into events of the
egg I ie EO
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following years when, according tothe auth=
_new politics of mass society.” +
or, Castro's great utopian dreams turned into
nightmares. A second volume, carrying the
story down to the present, is in preparation,
Maurice Halperin is Professor of Political
Science at Simon Fraser University, Vane”
couver, B.C, . :
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A/S44 DATED 24 JUN IS7L (RECEIVED 1 JULY) RE SUBJECT
REF. REPORT NOTES FOLLOWING TWO PERSONS WHO MIGHT BE
IDENTICAL WITH SUBJECT:
A. MCRRIS H. ALFERN
a) FATHER'S NANE SOLOMON
: BORN 1886, POLAND” Sy
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HOLDER OF US PASSPORT NO. B-246607 “ ~
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you did not merition Subject's date of birth, Our
inspection of Border Control lists show that two
People have entered ISRAEL who might possibly be
; identical with Subject; .
: a, Morris H. ALPERW ea cand aes tamer Sle ae
t .. , Father's” name Solomon ,
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1. It {9 requested that you take up the case af HALPERIN with
KKCOWBELL, Attached for your information and beckgroved is gome
diographic data and information concerning hia activitios on behalf of
Soviot Intelligence.
2. We would like you to explore with KKCOMBELL the posstbf-
lity of sending one of bis officers here to debrief HALPERIN along tho
lines of the Milton SCHWARTZ case. Tho fact that he has boon unwilling
to tell us anything and ie yet now anti-Soviet indicates that a KKCOLLIER
officer might have much better entree. Giva’ KKCOWBELL ae much of
the attached information as he eeems to need to make a decision,
a “Subject is probably otill in British Columbia at the university
; mintioned, but in any case tho KKCOLLIERs should be able to locatohim
‘precisoly through Subject'a son and/or daughter at the addresses given.” ale
It is known that he is quite cloae to hie children, - :
4. In any event, we are intorosted in any comments or traces |
KKCONCOCTER may have concerning him, ;
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suBpseCT: Maurice Henan HALPEREN: b+
Hpow: Besten, § March 1906
: 1. The source for tie following informaticn is a highly-sensitive,
thoroughly-tested inforaant win knowledge of 463 activities in North :
America during the Secand World War? : .
A, . Source knew that Maurice Hyran HALPERIN, Chief of the
Latin American, Division of OLS.S., was a valuable MGS. agent while he —- ..
was in 0.8.8. - _ _ so. . . ;
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w three KGB officers whe at various times during
the Second. World Wat were ‘responsible for directing WALPERIN and other i
enetrations of the UL S. Government --Vasilil Mikhailovich ZURELIN aka :
ZARUBIN, Soviet Vice-C alin. New York City; Pavel Panteleynonovich
‘onsul in New York and Stepan Zakharovich APRESYAN,
B. Source kre
KLARIN, Soviet Vice-Consu
Soviet Vice-Consul in New York. ce.
Ne Dl rt is known Croa several-other sources, including Hiizapeth -- voy .
BENTLEY, that HALPEREN had been involved in communist activities since Cte ee
the late 1920's and had worked for the KGB during World War ll. :
HALPERIN refused to tell aU. S. Senate coanittec tf he had.
and in 1953 he fled from the U.S. to Mexico. In. 1958
worked for the Acadeny of Science and
ft Moscow and went to Cuba. He aided” “,
from the U.S.A. to
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. : been a CP member
a : he went to the USSR and allégedty
Moscow University. In 1962 he te C
wu Alfred Kaufiman STERN Aad Martha Dodd STERN to escape
“Czechoslovakia “in VST. : re
- 4. HALPERIN's ‘career can be divided into the: following periods:
t : 1 . 7 .
pes Oo 1931-1941 Professor at the University: of Qklahomna ee
1941-2048 © C.O.1. > 0.5.8. ae
' 1945-1046 Department of “State
1946-1949, . American-Jewish Conference, handling minority: =
io oe . — “+ ‘srotips and acting 45 a. Liaison official with, the:
i . * 1949-1983 Boston University. — Se . ,
oo 1953-1988 Mexico _
i 1958-1968. Y.S.5.R. and Cuba pe re
i 1969-1969. ‘Simon Fraser University din Sufnaby,- British Columbia.
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_ 5. TE HALPERIN: agreed to cooperate, he wowid de an extremely valu-
able source on a number of topics, as is indicated by the outline of his
se career... One of the aost important topics, and the one in which we are too
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that of KGB penetration of the U. S. Government, especially O.S.S.
and the State. Department. . ‘
6. SMALPERIN Khas indicated that he is now anti-Soviet.
7. HALPERIN's son, Dr. David HALPERIN, Hives at $309 South. ..
| Warper Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
8.. HALPERIN's daughter, Judith GAMORON, and his son-in-law
‘Rabbi Hillel -GAMORON, reside at 617 North witcomb Drive, Palatine,
ALiinoi3.<- , : re
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3 MARCH 1906, AS. WELL AS CONSIDERABLE BIO. INFORMATION, SEEMS |
CLEAR THAT NEITHER MAN LISTED IN REF is WENTICAL WITH SUBJECT.
2. WILL AWAIT: RECEIPT OF Weve FOR FURTHER COMMENT.
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an oe INTERPRETATION WHICH WE SHOULD PLACE ON THE LEAD PARA IN
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bo 0 B ALLEGATIONS IN. BENTLEY BOOK AND INFO NENSPAPER ITENS
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ee SMAPOVE USING IN ANY MANNER IT CHOOSES INFO APPEARING I
PUBLIC DOMAIN: ALTHOUGH CALLED THETR ATTENTION BY US. ;
AGAIN, EMPHASIZE, HOWEVER, NO WOFIRM ATTRIBUTIONS AT ANY STAGE
oF PROCKEDINGS. — me ae Ez
c. ‘PROPOSE "SOLEMN DECLARATION" THAT THE OFFICER, Is
“VERITARLY | INFORMED" ‘SURJECT ay “HAS BEEN AND ‘Qs
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WOULD INDICATE HE HAS HAD. A BREAK IN FBALTY TO SOVIETS.” _NSVER-
7 THELESS, WE MUST ADVISE WE HAVE xO CURRENT ‘INFO FROW WHICH AC
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’ ACTIVE AS AN AGENT OF RIS, SMABOVE IS BETTER QUALIFIED THAN
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References; A,. OTTAWA 5447, 10 June 1968
Be Binberen 09956, ZO Juno 1968
| Tho following is a SNABOVE roquest for approval to. dissexinate
WOFIRM- derogatory infornation concerning Subject. SMAMOVEA5 hand--
.carriod tho request to Ws and mado tho comment that SUARQVS hoped
“that WOFIRM would refuse tio request since the derogatory infor
_ mation could have come only from ono or two sources and SHATOYS -
. is generally opposed to making public information that has been.
acquired by covert means, Although the followings does mention
it, a sinilar request has teen Font to LNERGO nid S¥ORAN
1. "In order to acquaint you and your Agency with the reason.
for our request in paragraph G below, we would explain that recent
changes in tie repulatioas ef the Department of Manpovrer and Imi-
gration and the provisions of the Immigration Appeal Beard Act have
created cortain proble= ‘Se
2. "When a special Inquiry is hold by an Inmicration (Officer 2"
at‘ rs Canadian Port of Entry to enquire into a persons’s& il
Af information is available to tho SMALOVE prohibitins
entry under the provisions {of the Imnt¢ sration Act, and tu ater-
mation cannot bo released for security reasons, SYABOYR is ‘reqtired
by Immigration Regulations to issua‘n "Solema Declaration" for-use.
at the Inquiry, Shovld such an Inquiry . result. untavor2bly ter the os
innigrant, ho. has tho right of appeal. cs Cay
3. n In! issuing. the first “Solemn Declaration", in erder to we
provide protection for our sources, wa only. made a declarntion that’
wo were in: possession ‘of information malzing tho- ‘subject inelic ~idle :
for entry to Canada under Section 5 of tho Imnigration’ However,”
the Immigration ‘Appeal Board hes since ruled that a."s
tion" eho id containysuffictent fgrmntion\to sonable tke t: “itviddal,
against whom action is- sbetng taken, ‘fo hive w Feauunalie: eppentuntty,
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4. “"Therefora, in consultation with cur legal branch, we have
drawn up tha-attached draft "Solean Peoclaration" which we feel
Satisfioas the conditions sot out by tho foard and which wo Ppropase .
to uso in the case of Maurice Homan HALPERIN, As: you Will note, we has '
Provided information which in the epinion of our lepa} branch will be
tho minimun requiréseat: if our declaration is to bo found valid,
- Se. "We would therefore request that you ascertoin tf constder-
ation can be civen to have your Agency Aauthorizo us to include the
information: contained. tn lines nine, tea and eclaven of tho attached
draft "Solean Declaration", The decision of your Agency should bo
mado with the understandings that the declaration would bo available
to HALPERIN and his counsel at both tho. Immigration Special Inquiry
and tho Inaigration Appeal Board Rearing, : oo .
. G. "Our case against HALPERIN rests on whether or not wo .
recetvo approval forthe use of tho information furnished by your
Agency, since va have to show that RALPERIN was inelisibloe for: ,
-.admission at the time he entered Canada, fe appreciate the probleng oo ¢:
inheront ina Tequest of this nature and i¢ after wolphing all. the
considorations your Avency fines it lmpossibla to authorize release,
we intend to advise tha Dopartment df Manpower and Tauteratton that.
wo are unable to issvo the required "Solemn Neclaration" end will.
study other ways and reans of overcoming our Problems -in cases of
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ms ; ‘last roported residing at 600 Smith, Avonue, Apt. 131-H, H ,
, Coquitlam, New Wastminstor, B.C. has baen and is currontly | ‘
, considered to be ‘an agent of the. Russian. Intelligence ‘ w
Sorvice. Based upon thia. inforriation I belteve that - rere ; wo IS
‘Maurico Hyman HALTERIN ts a nenber of a class of portons
; described in Seotion 5, paragraph (n) of , the Immigration’
: Act, Chaptor 325, R.S.0, 1953, [- a
“ Imake this solemn aeciaration conscientiously
a ; believing tt to be true, and knowing that it ie of the
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References; 4, OTTAWA 5447, 10 June 1968)
B. DIRECTOR 09956, 20 June 1969 |
The following ts a SMABOVE request for. approval to disseminate
WOFIRY derogatory information concerning Subject, SMABOVE/ 26 hand~__ .
. Carried the request to us’ and made. the conment that SMABOVE hopad -
that WOFIRM would refuse the request Since the derogatory infor-
mation could have come only from one or two Sources and SMALOVE
is generally opposed to making public information that has beon
acquired by covert moans, Although the following doos not montion
1, "In order to acquaint you and your Agency with tho. reason
for our request in paragraph. 6 below, we would explain that recent |.
'. changes in the regulations of the Department of -Manpowex and Imni-
“gration and ‘the Provisions of the Inmigration Appeal Board Act‘have’
" created cortain problems, .-- .. ne rs
> 2.. “When a Special Inquiry is held: by an Immigration Officer oo
&t a Canadian Port of Entry to enquire into a persons acmissibility,.
if information is Available to the SMABOVE Prohibiting the immigrant's
entry under the provisions of the Immigration Act, and this infor-_
mation cannot be released for sécurity reasons, SMABOVE is required
by Immigration Regulations: to ‘issue a *Solemn Declaration" for use
at. the Inquiry, Should such an Inquiry result unfavorably for -tha -
immigrant, he has the right of appeal. -
_ 3. "In issuing the first. "Solenn Déeclaratioa", in order to
Provide protection for our sources, we only made: a declaration that
we were in Possession of information making the: subject ineligible
for entry to Canada under Section 5 of the Immigration Act,
the Inmmisration Appeal Board has Since ruled that a “Solemn Declara-
tion" ¢ ogphd_contain sufficient iaforration|to enable the individual,
against whom action is being taken, ‘to have
of knowing the nature of the allegations, .
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4.0 "Thevefora, in consultation with our legal branch, we have
drawal up the attached araft "Solem Declaration" which we feel
satisfies the condittons set out by the Hoard and Which we propose
to use in the case of Maurice Hyman HALPERIN. AS you will note, we hay
provided taformation which 4a the opinion ef our legal branch will be
the minimum requlrewent 1f our declaratilen is tu be found valid,
S$. "Wa would therefore requost that you ascertain if consider-
ation can be given lo have your Agency authorize us to include the
information contained in lines‘nine, ten and eleven of the attached
dratt "Solemn Declaration, The dociston of your Ayency should ‘be
made with tho understandings that tte declaration would be available
to HALPERIN and his counsel at both the Immigration Spocial Inquiry
and the Immigration Appoal Board Hearing,
6, "Our caso Against HALPERIN rests on whether or: not we
recetvo approval for the use of the information furnished by your
admission at the timo he entered Cannda, We appreciate the Pproblens
inheroent;in a request of this naturo and if aftor weighing all the
considerations your Agency finds it impossible to authorize release,
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an : SUBJECT: "American Defectord to the USSR"
' toe 1, The attached material was part of a soft file entitled
: ‘American Defectors to the USSR", which was ect up by SR/6
(Support) around 1960 and maintained by various SR. components
untilca, 1963, The compilations were derived from a varicty ©
of sour ces, and contain both classified and overt data,
2, Inthe ial of 1966, the fileé were turned over to CI ;
Staff... In most instances, basic information was then abstracted | -
fox the US. Defector Machine Program, Inall instances in which’ :
the material was unique, or represented a valuable collation effort,
_it has been incorporated into the appropriate 201 file, along with
a copy of this memorandum, :
3. Ibis suggested that any dissemination of this data should
be coordinated with SB Division and with CI Staff (CI/MRO), in
"view of the fi cequently inadequate sourcing and of the fact, that
:.+, disseminations have already been made through the US Defector ~
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at OkxYahona Gniversity. (QO files)
1925, Ye mide a trip to Usha, where he ant oth do N-wincers were
arnestec And expelled, During this reriad he centinved to direct comunist
{ activities in Vxlahora and ace RARTAT IAS CRN MLE Ls ieortercsts bo eeenntst
\asny trips te Maries to confer with sexican cowmnist lescers. (QO Niles)
uy, 220, He cashed a cheek drawn on the Sans of foreign Trade, Moscow,
: “this Was not discovered. ustil 1oL2; see next iten.7 (Oo files) -
i 4 a : ms .
19h. Congressional invest ten ef emxxK subversive activities: in Ukla-_
homa uncovered the check-<cash an¢ expulsicn from Unba,
assoctation with leftist i: Sewing imblications,
membership in leftteria Conmittea, etc, (S85, ne?
B = ar Affairs, LO dvrust 19
. § September Il. Dismissed ¢ Cklvions UE. while on sabbatical. Reine
_ stated seo dyic but with unierstanding de would resicn at pernihatien of
; savbatical. (S85, herman Horten sexo)
2 oN 1s2. Late in the year, Slizabeth Sentley was intteduced te hia by
a vacob GOLOS, accarding to her WLS-testinony. (CLAER, OO, SRS) |
1913, As of this tine he worked for USS in nashincten B.C., despite his
. Siown communist activities anj ginoathies., He was (or becane befor ths
: no of the war) head of tha CSS Latin Axerican Division, (Washington Fost, I Sept
: ; “1X0, attached). According ts Slisabeth Sentler's testimony and Book (80ct
bo, ef Fondage"), he supplied Gelos ahd the conmnist eocarat with information
19h3. Elizabeth Fentley testified thet sha had-set his-in late ihe |...
_— ~ throven dacod Coles (kro Soviet dpent) and that siile Yaloerin was exployed.
. . by the OSS in wartine vashington he eaw information to Golos. (Ste) ~ .
Autumn 19:9, He began teachin: at Poston University. (SR3, Berton ‘ieio),
___, Pate 1952 or early 1993, By this tine ho was director of Latin American |
C, Regional Stadies at Foston (ni versity, Eewas summoned to testify before the
i | NX NS Senner Comittee in Easton, since Sentler hed nase hin as om of her sovrees:
7
& 0 Es redisad to say vhether he was" a conmnist. (0 les)
\ ; ister in 1953. He wes svorented by certain’
\ mat Titi sn inpartial 3.0. cosaittee whieh had
\ tine being. (CC files)
Vv - :
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& Janvery 195h, ° He was famally cississed t. (SRS, Horton zeno)
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claseky ay hated wit: thes ani- in £ antal dn their setavay plans «= ne cot
ya their plane reservat without saving they were for the ¢ tents until the
last minute, etc. (5 2 Nerald Trig l Seat 60)
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wn oot Later in 1987 or the Sirst.halr of Leng, Public cisclesure of his role
7 a .
- in the Stern affair’ caused Ulm ard Wis wite (Edith nee Friseh) to lose their er
dodge. She was a teacher at the American Uchool Found ation, while he worked
in a Mexican Vovernnent bank and at tie Noxteo University National School of
Political ané Social Setences. (S23, Horton reno)
: 26 hu 1958, They applied for US pases ports at the Anertean Enbassy in
t Nexico city. (ERS, Horton memo} : ae.
96 Ay ist 1956, Their. passportts wero issveid. (oR, Horten 1 mena) This
followed a ech Tounreme Courtsdecision that the State Genartment could-not -
~ deny a passport because of Communist or other political beliels. (Wash Post,
1 Sept 60) ‘ .
2s Seotecber 1958.. Their passports were visaed by the Mexican authorities:
Mg travel in Nextco In the status of imminrants," valid tilt 25 Sept-59, (SRS,
DEF-S6611. “Ey this tine the Kexiean Governxent had becun depor ting US commne-
~ Asts. (S25, Horton memo)
13 Cetober 1958, They ‘ddparted. ‘exico, Giorton moma and Hash Post, L Sep é) |
ye Novenber 1958. They arrived in Czechoslovakia. (Bi, DEF-56611)_ doce tebe ny wapeunlt
; . 3 _Recember 1958. They arrived in the USSR on tovrist visas to firm up
: _ tentative job. orfer (the Soviets wouldn't commit themselves before he actually -
YY in USSR.) Job was visiting professcr under Social Sciences Livision of USSR
/ Academy of Sciences, on contract tilk July 1961; no teaching, but research and
mi handling student theses. Salary: unfavorable since in rubles, but he hoped to
compensate by petting exserience and material for book also use rubles for —
grand tour of. USSR before Separtura, {or/si and SRS, Der ~56612) mm
- oo B Docenber 1958. They in Hoscow as of this: date but must have cor to.
" Leningrad soon after, since he said his. Job ‘wag there. at first. they moved to ;
“| oscow some time before duly 1960. (SRS, DBF-56611) .
Meme te dees a Le cree,
oir Syste seapirts. No excuse for not having reported in:earlier, The
passports were renewed’ for tio years, to expire July 1%2, They gave their
legal address as Medellin 36, Hexico, City,and their current address as
TRutuzovsti Prospekt 13, apt 127, Moscow, ialverin gave them the job infornd-
’ tion resorted above under 3 Decerber 1958 and imicated tit they intended
to leave the USSR upon expiration of the contract in-July 1961. Both: were
frank about the shortcomings of Soviet life. hen askeg if they wuld return
ite the States in Yuly 61, he said thet their permanent address was Nexice,
. A gavehter and her hv sband and children wore ‘Visiting then until 3 July.
(sks, be -56611) 2h Aegust 1960) -
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A Cct. cher Li c . the “Ane rican Enbassy requested that he aprear for an inter-
view adout im stwnat is Job was. he wrote on 30 Yetober sayim that they.
were just leaving on vacation and swearing that_his job was not in conflict |
with his US citizenship. 4 certain ax berger (| not fvrther identified ! re~
ported that lialoerin was cettine higher-than-ustal salary sm his passvort
shold be revoked, (SKS, DBA-1753, 6 February 1962)
y 1s 16 Suty 1960, 1960, He and wife apneared at the America: hubassy Hoscow to
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ff the US CV Lsle Tam is now in the Sevies inion," was te be haad of ono of .
the two new organizations feunted during a Mescon conference of cormrnist,
leaders: "olfice for vermanent strdies ang cooperstion with Latin American
mrties® te be erganised by the Communist Parties of Arrentina, Prazil, and? .
Cuba, ani te be located in “eiping. UThis presumably never happened. ) (SRS,
TNS=3/UE2,80, 13 Sanuary 1961, info Nov-Dec eG, trea an official Swedish
service -Yor usvaliy-reliable source who Polish esfictal with hish-level
contacts} -
— As of Fetrmiary 1941, Ye was renorted ag a VS national lecturing in
. bcp aeRO scene aren? fa mye a ‘ > .
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s son in US was planning visit ‘then in GL but canceled
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-. 8% to their rreat disacpointnent. Halperin seemed to regcret havire fone to the.
- * USSR ang sai¢ en several cecasions ne would like te return to the US; always
s > BYyoking™ about the unpleasant aspects of life in tha Vo Had teen offered
~ god in Ocha anc was trying decide wether accent. (S35, CLOT 3/772 h59,
‘7 Sect ISS2, fren Culin refegee who was Economic Courselar at Cuban kmbassy
Hescow Cet & = Feb 61)
. “aly 2860, Their passports would have expired, reguiring issuance of
new ones. (Unly passperts actually issued - not reimwed.-= after September
(1959 had the new three-vear validity instead ef tay old two-year validity,
_ according ta ventral Frocessing.) We have no recerd.of xxissue of new ones,
but it seems to have deen done, because at the ond of 1962 Halperin spoke of
‘ keeping his US citisenship after moving to Cuba. . :
ro: .2 Octeber 1962, They moved to’Cuba. He was already working in a textile
factory am sold start: teaching at Havandiniversity on 3 October. (SRS; copy
of a gled-to-ve-back,: pro-Cuban proparanda-like gttap personal Ictter. written
by Halperin). They cot a big welcome in Cuba becavse they came from Moscow,
‘but it soon-wore off and the Cubans considered hin cold and pedaritic. (SRS,
DEA=6208h, 13 Jatvary 196)) | Cot : wot .
7 Jf, . 2) Samary 193. Elisabéth Mora (long-tine comuunist) returnéd to ‘“lexico
. // from a wamen's Congress, in Havana, were ste had seen the Malperins. They
had. a mansion and servants because of his "important job," but he had aged
creathy, lesxed old, had to do without such am nities as underwear and socks,
‘was Tationad to one tvbe of toothpaste every six-nonths, etc, Wife said it
was Soviet treatment that had broken him, not-Cuban.. They. intended to stay
; in Cuba becavse of the rriendlier climate and his feelin more usefl there,
ia - i She wanted “to becom a Cuban citizen so that she corld visit her son and his
‘ family in sexico, but he planned to keep his US citizensitin, (SNS, DRA=34390,
' 26: Feb 63) . . — ; "
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7 in touch With salSerin wio in Vienna writings a book on vhe Castro impact on
f South America, Joanness rated hin "sound non-communist leftist whbhout party
ties or extrenist dogratisn™ - !. (SRS)
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a ad hurricane sloralin Seteder.. He reportedly. an eccnonist employed by Uban
Vovernnert. (S25, DAS2084, 13 Jan 6h)
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SUBJECT oo: Maurice Hyman HALPERIN and vife Beith Evelyn (nee > FRISCH)
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REFERENCES: A. Hemronndun, cated 18 J: anuory 1865,
Subject: Bsurice HALPERIN; béith Erisoch H: .LPERIN
B. Report ‘of Darrel a. CURRIE, Boston, Massachusetts,
.... Bitle;s hdith Evelyn. A LPERIN, dated “5 March 1966;
~ Field Office File 199-317; “6; Bureau File 100-424134
. "this Ageney revuests permission to discuss the contents of ,
reference Roemorandunm and report with the Royal Con. dian Mounted . ; :
Police (RCHP) to elicit from th: RCHP informetion| concerning the.-
HALPERINS’ Visit to. Eentresl, Canad: in -ugust~Scptember 184. :
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.,, Bbouts and activities from 13 wugust to 26 September 1664 und °
“ the possibility of theiy having been in ‘Sontact- with (Canadian
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: | 3: Headquarters is still most interested in Subject,
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SUBJLETEC Maurice Hymon MALPSEIE |
oh Raference is. rade. to our CCS TTR sunjects scontach + with Vode. ; : |
Defoctars Abroad," dated 13 Septanber 1962. . |
: 2. Sub-paragrash 9) of rofermodd CSCI reported that at “pematine mrtg
tho. period. Oetoder 1 ohruary 1941 Maurlee HALYSRIH hed itated severs] tines’ to |
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1. _ ACCORDING TOA USUALLY, RELIABLE sounce, ON 2 OCTOBER 1962 . '
MAURICE HALPERIN WROTE MARGARET AND ALBERT MALT, GIVING HIS i
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t the Ministry of Foreign Relations ana went to the USSR as Foonomis Counselor, - oy . --
Re was in the USS from October 1960 to February 191. Shortly after bir ree i, a
et Source fs a graduate engineer vho served for a year in the ‘anistry of Publis: | °
: turn to Cuba’ ke tool: asylum in the Argentine Fubassy vere he remained. . 1 Moka,
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_ Florida. oo
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: , - Cuban Enbassy in tie UScr. During my stay T met anc Vecane fairly vell
_. Acquainted with a momber OF defectors from the West, {ncluding Douglas
(i >. Melean, who defected frat the UK, and Naurtce sey from the 3, 5 did
. not neet Guy Burvess, because I was told th, € is in Vad physical
condition due to eacéss drinking, MeLean, wid fe now Imow: ‘ae Frazier, .
af . likewise arinke heavily, and at a party the hostess m4 down ‘on his Liquor
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“dn econonics 8&2 Moscow University. Malnerin assisted in gatherins dats
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range. ThaS material’ contained: in the. attached was verbally passed to
the. AF. by: Tony Flinn, 8+ 0-000 sy SEI. Passer
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ACTON REQUIRED BOFLOUNTS
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Progress Report ~- 13 Aupust 1962
REF: UFGA-%425 dated 19 June 1962
‘Y. SUMMARY: In the period since ref prorress report
AMDENIN-1 has been primarily encaped in keeping his fences mended
with the various exile croups in “the area in anticipation of. mov-.
ing inta.a_pesition in the AMSUD-l-orrantzation in which he will
Ac responsible for coordinating ‘the sele’tion of paramilitary —
dates from these grouns. In additién to this he has prepared
a@ nuster of reports providing backeround information,-and on cur-
_rent activities in the local PR®UNEN community and mounting .
Operation Antonico I, an effort to establish contact with PBRUMEN
' fishermen thru his own fisherman contacts. Details follow:
OPERATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
: 2. In response to a Station request subject provided an
estimate of the current situation in PBRUMEN. This report
stressed the points that the farmers and the fishermen. in PBRUMEN
are the most willing and capable of providing support to resis-
‘tance activities as a result of their having suffered the most at
the hands of the current administration after being largely -
responsible for its obtaining power, He also provided a general
strategic plan of Oriente Province in which he defined the main
-areas in which guerrilla elements can survive and how they can be
- reached from coastal resupply points. © His ability to do this is
based upon his being a native of the area and one who has been
primarily interested in its geography due to his former large.
‘agriculture holdings there, _ oe
3. He has had one meeting with AMBUD-1 for the purpose of
maintaining contact. His main question to AMBUD-1 was with regard
_ to the latter's ability to actually control the people on his ‘staff.
He was disappointed by the reply which though positive could not be’
supported with an example of where AMBUD-1 had actually brought’ :
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about the dismissal of anyone who had proved to be ineffective, ;
AMDENIM-1 is a pood friend of AMAYNoL as 4 result of his father's “| eg,
long standing relationship with him, but at this point has very . ete
, Little respect fer him as a result of, as he says, AMBUD-1'g
\ failure to actually nake his orranization into an effective body
and to engare in activities which actually detract fron the success
of the current PARUYEN reaime. It remains that he is willine t
soin MAGS oy Ovnanizetion auc at cempy ty create Unity _amone_the.
-ilitary sections of the xen er. groups at such time as KUBARK gives.
him the go ahead. : —_ < So eeemer
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Following his belief that the most insortant job at hand
_ is the development and maintenance of maritime reception points eo,
- along the north coast of PBRUNEN, AMDENIM-1 has devoted considerable | _ ‘
.. time to readving assets anong his exiled fisherman friends to make ..
contact with their former Fisherman associates still’ based in
PBRUMEN, The foundation for this activity is quite: tenuous as a
vesult of a variety of factors which make it difficult to arrance
Sea rendezvouses in the absence of radio contact. - Severs! i
have been made to the Anguila Key area for this purpose, the last .
OF which’was su por ted-by_KUBARK. and was called Operation Antonico____
I. This attempt was unsuccessful due to the failure of. the inside
contact to appear, It developed that the woman and child who vere
to be exfiltrated on this operation appeared in the JMWAVE area
two days later, having obtained permission to leave PBRUMNEN by air,
They carried the message that someone had-stolen the-port chief's
' personal boat a8 4 result of which the inside contact was unable
strictions until the theft had been investigated,
next rendezvous was scheduled for 12 August, howey
weather forestalled any chance of making ‘this rende
effort to establish contact continues on the basis that,-o
comnd system can be set up, it will be comparatively. easy
ablish further rendezvouses an4 thus develop ratlines i
north coast, on
§. Coincidentally with the above AMDENIM-1 is. ntinuing
his efforts to come up with radio operator candidates”, id. t :
candidates for infiltration. Based upon past exrerience this.
effort is’ being made more selective in that. the need for more self
sufficient personnel is greater than ever. The increa ing diffi- .....
culty of covering people inside makes it necessary t
' establisi lv 1
with a‘base of operations. Mo
infiltrate at this point are of. the t
for small guerrilla teams, but who are not capable o
themselves Clandestinely until the time for guerrilla
6. FUNDS EXPENDED: | a ae
a. $200. was given to fteriberto SARDINAS Campo] as *
maintenance until hisjélearance cones throushy It). |
is intended that {SAR HAS] will be an investigator of .. .
operational leadd~and an’ assistant to AMDENIM-] in _.
the handling of his fishermen and operational candidates. . ‘
b. $300, was given to 4NDENIMA1 for passage to the
widow of AMGLAD-1, He is the channel for this paynent
until such time as HOs arrives at a settlenent figure
and this obligation can be disposed of.
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Antonico I, which operation is described under para ve
graph 4, .
7. INTELLIGENCE PRODUCTION: AMDENIM*) has provided a number
of memoranda on develoonents within the various exile @roups in the
JHWAVE area, none of which qualify as intellicen information but
all of which Contribute to the Station's bétter_understandine of
the local politics, Specifically, he haS provided info on the
“S8litical beliefs and backrround of most of the PBRUMEN exiled labor
leaders and the activities of the Bequer proun. He has also been :
helpful in clarifving the picture as to the movements within the
UR at this time while the Station is tryinn to determine how best
to orpanize this group in order to be able to take over its more
-worthwhile features without becoming unduly committed to giving
it special -prominence in the exile community. He is being counted.
on to help bring the UR into the AMBUD-1 organization as a means
of creating the appearance of greater unity among the exile
community. .
8. COMMENTS AND FLANS: While no spectacular achievements are
resulting from AMDENIM-1's efforts at this point he is steadil
ceptible to KUBARK control and more
becoming more and more sus
“professtonal in-tis efforts, A recent example 18 the critique he
gave his fishermen for not realizing more information out of the
refugees they met at Anguila Key while waiting for their inside
contact, They had failed to adequately debrief two young men, who
had succeeded in surviving in PBRUMEN for over two. months on their
own, on the basis that they were too young to be knowledgeable. :
As it turned out the two refugees had used the cover’
salesmen and had been able to travel from Havana to. ‘é
Cuba without being stopped once. On learning of this',: AMDENIM-1
was reminded of a good cover he has heard about, namely. fighting
cock fanciers, which activity seems to be on the increase as-a
result of the greater amount of spare time available.-t the people,
The sport is actually becoming a year around proposition rather —
than being restricted to the winter months as in the. past... It. is -
2. have’ AMDENIM-1 continue_his present_pursuits on. the ~—.~
basis that he is free to move as the Station desires an n_ have
an overall constructive effect_on the AMBUD-I1 oreanization a
time “desired, He will continue his efforts with the Fishermen and .
will provide candidates for infiltration as they become “available
. and can be. accepted by the Station. Operation Antonico III-is 9.)
scheduled for 27 August using a Magnolia (boat) to'establish-”
contact with fishermen living on a key in the Caibarien area. |-
There is a possibility that he will journey to Jamaica ‘to
contact with an old associate who is now.a- inent_
‘PBRUMEN governmént a3: a means of eliciting information
regime policy and plans.
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obtained a visa at the Soviet Embassy from one KLIMOV. beginning
shortly after Christmas 1961 and continuing on and off for the
next three months, Source was interrogated by the KGB in Moscow
about his contacts with the KGB Legal Residency in Helsinki,
Sarce prepared a written report giving in detail the physical
description of all KGB officers who had met him in Helsinki.
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unlikely he would ever be assigned to the United States as a
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AELADLE CASCALLY REFEARED BY NANE TC/A KGB CFFICER PRESENTLY ASStGngO
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14 June 1973
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD . _ oo
SUBJECT: ‘ra Defector Watch List
For The Secret Service
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O41. On 13 June 1973 at 1100 hour’ a mecting attended
by Mr. [Jack Shaffer\ and Mr. |Erncst Weidull CDC; Mr. Jack
Friedlander, SB; Mr. Negoy and Mr. Raculdvich, DCS; Dr. Jerry
Post, Psychiatric Staff and Mr. [Tsikerdanosog the CI Staff
was held at the CDC offices to discuss and“decide which of
those defectors for whom we have a legal responsibility should
be watched during the BREZHNEV visit. .
2. The Psychiatric Staff, SB and CDC had prepared
lists of those defectors and others whom they felt were un-
predictable, unstable and/or violent. The following are the
names of those submitted (including comments made and the
agreed on position the Agency would, take) :
o A. Antanas “SUTKUS (AEMIGALE) was the
only defector listed by the KGB On their
watch list. BUTKUS works for the RFE in
\Q (Alexandrial -He is ‘noted as being non-violent
and not likely to cause trouble. His wife
who is studying to-be a medical assistant
is bitter towards the Soviets but also un-
likely to cause trouble. He is a publicized
defector. It was decided to pass his name
routinely to the Secret Service. 19
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B. WZAVOROSKIY (AEGOLD) who is in(Seattlel
He is the former sea ‘Captain who is a héavy
drinker, He does not want to go to jail and
therefore is likely.to avoid trouble. It was
decided to pass his nane to the Secret Service.
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Cc. GAKHAROV (AECLUSTER) a reformed drunk
who is now_reformed.yyHe apparently was to begin
‘school in [Los Angeles) on the 18th of June. He
is passive’ DCS will monitor him, :
~ b 18
p. Ypetaov (AELENIS) (Chicago) He also is
a reformed drunk who is a ‘straight A student.
On the 16th of June (vacation) he will drive to
Cape Cod to fish and relax. No problems,
E. XCHALLY Geatvia travels with an anti-
Soviet crowd, He is unpredictable and has a
bad temper. He shot a cab driver in Seattle
last year. His name will be highlighted to the
_ ol {
F. “TROFIMOV (AEFISSION) Gloomington,
“Indiana He is also a drunk and a passer of
bad chetks. He is often in trouble. CA Staff
apparently with the retirement of Yameson| has 93
mo contact. When TROFIMOV is drunk he calls
the Soviets at the UN Mission and talks of re-
defection. He may possibly be in New York now
living with two homosexual friends. Notify the
' Secret Service.
. ~ Oi \
G. “GcaneSYAN. (AEGATH) (Los Angeles) No
‘passage. 14 June—1973 Mr. Negoy notified me
ol that [AEGArS was being checked by the police in
Los eles. This may be in connection with
something else. |
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H. AGoLENIEWSKI (AEVISION - He is a real
nut who aspires to the Romanoff crown. Notify
the Secret Service.
I. “WNOSENKO (AEDONOR). No passage to the
Secret Service. Note that : , DR Chaskoo Benker,
@%, recommended that NOSENKO be added to the
watch list for the Secret Service (memo attached).
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J. XCourtzyy (AELADLE). Note that Mr.
Osborne and Dr. Charles Bohrer both agreed that
‘AELADLE be added to the watch list (memos at-
tached}. Both Mr. Friedlander and I_sharpl
disagreed with this viewpoint. Mr. hatter) 03
requested that I check it out with fh Angleton.
Mr. Angleton later emphatically concurred with
withholding AELADLE's tees from the list. I
passed this to Mr. [Shaffer)later in the day.
iO x. %gimpur bbiene an Albanian who lives
2 Chicaga, He is “very~anti-CIA but not anti- -
t. No passage.
O\
WVAGUINE Gecrdich phycisist, very
* stable” whd is doing well. No passage.
\O _™. \rerEmiov (RestUNT) space scientist in
- (Texas, Very stable7 He has rich relatives in
\
ittsburgh\ No passage. l
N. "ROCHANSKI ecobh) \Upolish who is in
AQ (Fexal} He was recruited in{Os1ol He works in
e Dallas Medical Center. He is vindictive and
unprédictable. He has a son in: Poland} }\j BEGOOD\ h|
recently wrote President Nixon about His Son,
He refuses to meet with CIA or the FBI. It was
decided to add his name to the list for the
Secret Service,
0. XSEREGIN who CIA is in touch with came
to the U.S. under the Refugee Act. CIA has no
responsibility but we are in contact with him in
New York. His wife is in Russia. His name will
be passed,
P. MARININ also came into the U.S. under
the Refugee Act. He has a wife in Bulgaria. CIA
is in contact with him in Buffalo, New York. His
name will be passed,
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Q. TERESILBKOV who works for Radio Liberty.
He is stable. No passage,
R, Snvzvur - An oceanographer who came into
the U.S. through the IRC. He works for the Logos
Development Company. He is anti-Agency but very .
Stable and sober. No passage, . . :
“3, Mr. Friedlander and I were in agreement on all the
cases. He.backed me up on AELADLE, AEDONOR and those other
defectors in whom we had invested large sums of money, time
and effort to conceal.
4. Copies of this memo (with attachm nts) will be
placed in the 201 files of AELADLE, AEDONOR, AELENIS)\ (no
attachments) , (AECLUSTER} [AEGAIN\and \AESTUNT! HI
O4 OA OL.
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1. Dr. Charles Bohrer recommesis (subject to Howard
Osborne's concurrence) that the tw: Fellewing defectors
be added to the Brezhnev visit watch lise:
a. Anatoliy GOLITZYN (AELA&DLE). Delusions of
grandeur; expected much more from ze U.S. Government than
_ he in fact received in terns of perscaal recognition. Frus-
trated, reclusive, May take some sctica to “get even."
2 db. Yuri NOSSENKO (AEDONOR}. Xot seriously neurotic,
but because of the way in which he was handled he has reason —
to be vengeful, and may take the Brezhnev visit as an oppor-
tunity to embarrass us. . .
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1. Howard Osborn's recommendations for the ‘Brezhnev
“watch list":
a. Delete NOSSENKO. He's happily rehabilitated,
well disposed toward CIA and the USG, well adjusted. Not
2 threat.
>. GOLENIEWSKT. Absolutely nutty. Put him at
the top of the list. He hates ‘the Soviet Government because
it’ s depriving him of the Romanov crown jewels,
c. Anatoliy GOLITZYN. Agree with Bohrer. Put
him on the list,
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. 23 February 1973
C1 INFORMATION REPORT
SUBIS:T: Anatoliy Mikhaylovich GOLITSYN
SOURZE: passe
REFSREXCE: SBSR-547
«. , DISSEMINATION : :
“CONTROLS: Any further dissemination must be coordinated with
C/SB/CI/P.
COMBNTS: Att-ched are SB requirements
based on Reference, and +
report containing Source's
reply to these reqnirements,
ORIGINATOR: Frank McNulty, SB/CI/P
DISTRIBUTION: 23
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_and had not confused tne nanee of COMIVSYN and Uesunno,
GOLUSIY had been sent a directive fron Loscow setting.
out his usin tasks. ‘This was couched in. senewhst rough,
_G@iree*® words in order to nut him on the r*cht lines.
Source did not deduce fron what was in tris directive
that the K.o.3. believed that either man was living in
England. It cortainiy otated that NOSSIA0 had visited
England after his defection and that GOMITSYS hed
visited England several times. Source kzous only what '
GOLUBEY told hin and what was {n the directive; he has
no idea why the X.G.%5. believed that either of the two
- defectors had visited the U.K.
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—_ cen visiting her poervents iu [yacig a mer’ COnPYSYN 's
Stary (presunably this aeans his defectien) and alse
net. Wes wifes The werd order i hlies Coat sue ret
Yes. GOLITSY. after heardup shout: tie fefeetion, hut
: . thts could not be, since Mrs. GOLVEYY Je fectod with
\ ; ker liushand, Pleose clarify this amd pive deralis of
‘ tLe GOLITSYS, story sho heard, Phat were the dates
fet of her visit to fiereileh ie .
_ Pars, 3+) + The wording of this parapraph is almost Stontical
: : te nuch of paragraph 3-b of Source's report on Yuriy
- Ivanovich ROSLNLO, regarding GOLUSEY's instructions,
t ¢ : HGR heliel that both defectors hac visited Eneland,
RET attenpis te locate then, efes The anin EEG Cerenee i
‘ as given in these reports Is that NOUN is sail co
2 Bave been in tae US in 1965, and COLITSYN “several :
: Rimes". Since NOS!ANO did not visit the US in 1965 ,
: : Rat we understand that GOLITSY! did nate several visits,
f we wonder (tn view of the steoup sintiactties tn worling)
: af there may be a parble im Uource's reporting, Yaes
2 ‘ Source have any idea as to why the €G: helieved either
of the twa defectors had visited the Ux?
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1. Subject was intervieved for an Inafgrant visa on 7 July 65.
Unfortunately Clastonbury could not be present becease of other business,
fne Anterviewing officer was briefed pricr to the meeting and faced the
applicant with a series of queatiozs regarding ber essociation with
Soviets and any approaches that may have been nade to her in light of her
unusual life, In response to these questions, we ure told that SLIOOR
gave thoughtful consideration to each question and probably truthfully .
replied that although sha bas met several Soviet éislomats, no approaches =
suencr
for cooperation were made to her. She realited the full fisplication of on
the questions and made ro attenpts to be evasive. Subject vas given : %
her visa imeediately after the interviev. “
2. Attachment 1 ig a translation of the Gh ersces n oudject. ;
ry As noted in the treces SLIOOR vas an acquaintance offurircriy Guid ~
fy (201-150156) and Georgty *STERING: born 29 June 1913 jee poole aRo MN
Coorg! STEINING, [OPHAL1807, 30 July 56 ana [OrHvlis3s, 9 October 56). °
These nanes vere not used in the interview, xa . ; 7
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3. Attachment 2 is a thersofax cory of SLIOOR’s visa; Attachment 3 .
birth record; Attachment 4, sarriage certificate. .
i kh. Pros subject's visa application her adcress in the U.S. fa listed
aa Port Hood, Texas. ~
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lile to clarify
sere af the Sy ke Station which
undeusbedly his led Hesdewiurtess to the eons sliston contained in
the sccond saractrenh inrediateiy calor.
l. ‘getion 22 or the
Vielivavich
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unen tolu that
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commented that “oanoncible
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rreet since
is speculs tion by Source is srouwety 5
‘ Lit, who
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ayrived in weleinki abcat ta
replace ivan Yetinovich cont.
4G), Uounneller of
2, Paty Kikitovich ©
filled the
embacsy and iieac of the
Counseller slot vaentes (201-152338)
who doalt with trade, of tre Frees
Section orior to CAVE ATELYILVY was NOT
be stated in
the resiacerent
foriny5347, 13
ehy Ve doubt vers rush tht ViVouas involves in nolice
: penctrnation, His contacts in Fi (also in Horvay) vere fer
: the most rart With the pre onset: 22 Jay 1364, ete.) and
: tte circulated freely in tha ymedit fava dic not sneak
rinnisnh, despite the Cact ¢& & BeaLr cd) i nfervad us he sora fairly
Food Finaish QCvuab5ss7 euler was nrovsbly an initial assessment
on their purt,.
ree Oe
in Marvay
Y sitspeet durin ais tour
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Livittos in ueteiak ci at first anneares to ts those of a X33
an » amd lavos sere eb siy thease of & NGS offlers In tho
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Clctd. halter NL CLASNONIS i's contacts with OAVALY tecok
nee either in eress cirslea or in the presence of Aleisey
SRUsANOY (201-203095) whoa we suspect of deine the cesuty resident
in helsinki. Thus the efliea in ehich SAVALYLV onerates, ve
tend to piace Ain fin the A535 entorory rathes than anu,
nn pe _
5. SAVALYEY, who left for hoze leave on 10 July Weig: nevor
returned, was renlaced by XG5 officer Albort AKULOV (202+232590),
first secretary and press attache, .
and
6. Concerning Ivan Yefisovic! SYEV (2C1-259837), SORGEYEV
waestotaiy. Yes GoLe 201-150156), Chie? of .
the Consulazs Seetion.s? After the defe settee? ADLADLE/1, this
slotefereslot realacenents
Section was in confusf{on and the exact slate
are not known. In our best Juseacnt, “SaaS rey wags renlaced by
Anatoliy PAVLOV (202=331911) who depsete!l 2 cavech 1963 because of
411 health. PAVLOV was tensorarily rosiaecd dy Htn officer Boris
Vasilyevich PERELETOV ostensibiv.assimned ta the Cultural Section
C2. i (asuktce 03. 6 arch 1963) eho desarted j1 March 1524 also decause
of 11] health, PENELETOV was renlaces for consular responsibilities
by KGB officer Foliks Dmitryevich EASASEV (2C1-756991).
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1, . DOREHOSE end DI WALDO sirived by taxi at tle Bands
Hotel at dpproaimately 2330 hours and in the. lobby passed the
Sedject, her traveling companion, wes, DI SILVA (pothes of
7 Brasiiian charge. GARBOA) ond Hr, & fre, Kart PlastEReg (See
Contact Report’ dated 3 Hay 1963), with whora hey had spent the
evening. While hs. ews ease officers. ‘were negotiating. rocsa, .
with tha deak. elerk, VasLoUcH/2 eada a point of asking for her
key whieh indiested her ‘room mussdexr and the. case officere ware
therefore. able ta get yeoms on tha floor just balow hers,
(a0T8!. Our. eeatacts with VASLOUCH/2 were dépendent upon the ©
anornt of time she could apend away tron her unwitting travel ing:
ceupanioa.) As provicuely arrangéd,. ‘BL UBALDO went to. the.
' Subjedt'a hetel roca at 0700 hours the Honé gornlag and brought
bor. te his Toon where- the debriefing took place, At the oute |
oat DORENOSZ waa introduced eo Yilliaa Cline and 4 was explained |
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VALLYJO, a key etvioot to casTno. and rv, the recent poets)
cultivation: of che VASLOUCHES: by on officer: of tha. Soviet Ba 2
ae tha: facto, developed eo. the second aubject: areas ‘totiows:| F Vor
- - . geveral years “WASLOUCH/2 had. beaii: eontaeted ‘at the ‘Brasiliaa :
i] Bmbaaey by Velentine 3, LOGUTNOY, en attache at tho Soviar
Po Eebsesy. These contecta took place every tio er threa months
when LOGUTHOV. would being wise Fequeste fren his Bebaasy, The Soe BL.
re ar last of these business contacts waa fa. February of this year. ee | :
- Qa 87 Apri, while ‘vasLoucH/2 wae in taxies City, LOGUINOY: |
: phoned’ the Breailion Babasey aoting fer vastouci/2 and when 7 a |
inforned thet ha was not An, requested hee Kone’ phona munber |
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i tha number. frea fhe coasular Ase, called. VASLOUCH/2 at, har a: ee
| Rese caly to be ‘told ebac vastotcn/2 waa ‘ebrking that eereing
; at tha Brésilien Rabasay. tle finally. got. VASLOUCH/2- on the
ot oo) Ralephone. at 1600. houxe and stated ‘that the date was an -
“ Asipottane holidsy for hia and thst Ke whats to visie the
VASLOUCHES with hie faaitly to bring a usa LL present fer vasiouca/2.
LOGUIMOV and family arrived at VASLOUNIH/2" a howa ak 1800 hours
and stayed util 2100 hours. The prewmt was a bettle of Red
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S . . Moseow® porfune, | The ‘evening ‘wae coafined to ozell talk. “On
- 3 May, Locutnov agein called and wade a -Ainsier date with, . rn
ae easton)? dnd. her husband for 10 Mays” ‘Locurroy, and: ‘wite pleted ws
oe ane oo . — the: VASLOUCHES, in ‘thelr private ear and he evening (2430 +. a 7
0630): waa spent at the Cepri ‘Restaurant, Bezause of tha ndtas-. 7 op a
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cost of the geal was approsinately 910. At ‘the reatéurent,
“LOGUINOV iriviged the VASLOUCHES te attend ’e fedeption and showing ,
a3 08 cha fovier passenger plana, 116, to te hald se 2 +30 ) ns ie
4 a a “1 My, vasuouse/2 did wot attend because oha was leaving for a ee
. “Mant: thea vasLouciy1: gelephoned VASLOUCH/2 in Kieat ea 17 Hay,
“he. seattened, ‘ta: Gorman, that: Valentine ned again dropped by. ;
‘rea these ebntects with LOGUIEKOV the following ned bean
. _ observed by VASLOUGH/2, He 1s approximately. $2 years old, | :
Bpated Cieant. ‘panto with Justo olight-aecent.onda Micele
_ . English. Ha hao: “been an cuba: thres years and was fluent in - :
oe panton when he. arrived. Be fa appreniaately 6 foot’ tall, weighs.
‘about, 185. Ive, streagiy buile, has blo e700 blond wavy holy,
eoneave foraheod, : ‘good eesth,, anid dresden well wth cost ard
“pesktis. Ba értepe hiaself in an Asoriesn ear (Dodge?) with
" ineaediplesatie plates. ts saokes and drinks in moderation, Ha
has a throa and easdhals yest old sot, en elaven year eld
daughter and his porente and hie wiln"s. parents are living ia
‘Moacow, His wife's meaeed Ag Alenendvn, she is attractive and
eee gee.
verkes tin tha consiler office. Her Iputigh is poor. He was
aware that VASLOUER/2 had visited Heanie recently end also mew
that the VASLOVOES daughter sas witl, he. ‘Beaakiles Snbascy in
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_ One thing ‘that atayed La V/2'a mind waa thet in: conversattoa
wae LOGUINOV ha referred’ on three. ogtaaions to the possibility -
= chat. their daughter | might vary “wold marry 4 Russtea, a ‘point | -_
. St that’ aight: relate to any. operational approach! LOGUINOV may
“oo "age. to the VASLOUGHES, V/2.atated that LoCUIWOV was the caly
ene that hed evar eomo to tha Brasilisn Babassy regarding visas.
_ Sha aleo stated thst over tha past yeara she hao called bis
: oo office four or five times ragarding vises and’ bea never boon,
oo ‘ ; able to reseh him, Wf. slso rocalled that dusting their outing
at ‘the: Capri Restaurant LOGUIEOY stated khat_ ha was planning to 7 ‘
rent a beach hose and ia Looking | toiward ta! the VASLOUCHES | —— ae ,
spending tise with his’ and hie wife there ducing the sumer .
, sonttio. v/l inquired ag ee: the dhereabduta ef the former so : 7
- /. | * RRAVDA correspondent, Borovsky, and wa8 told he wae in Moogow.: OT
a . 2, The Pinaish Ambedsador in Washington’ has bean’ kept [ea
ne inforesd. en: LOGUINOV' 6 advances, torrard the SLOUCUES, ‘ie odly
_ at a . Comment at this poiat ‘was. chat: “they are aftar somathtag.* Wr .
|” hag adiesd CANDOA vote wanetioa hae beca to encourage the
: ralatioashts in hopes of acquiring soma political inforaation -
\ from LOGUINOV. The Pinnish Anbassador also $ALALASA/ MMA LAMALAS-
: PLbt/oAeLAd/At/ etated in his ‘galephone conversation with. w/2,
, ' An Blaei thet he had requcsted tat the SLOt veugs insta llaticn
ba elevated and given diplesati« status, He expressed ousprise
that atoppy of bis letter: to nln Cutaa Vorsign Hiniatry had not
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. ~ eoRoita stated. thet hae was Foquosting Haleinks to raise, the -
“tates of ite ‘Yeptesentation: 4a Havana: and’ to post a charge:
_. on how to handle the relationship would be forthcoatng..
_wateh he had put on an overlay which waa, pacaed, by v/2 (sent
_ te Sas Reports). SANCHEZ had invited. wi to Oriente Provinea _
with. fin in she near future to gee sone of hts projects. ae
it to V/2 in Mieal, Relating to tile, ¥/2 ototed to the C/O _
‘that 1b ond of V/1'9 weetings with CORCHA, of the Foretga Office,
there. W/2 was told. ‘by tho. C/o. thee after checking with,
Headquarters “ gonderning “LOSUTHOY' a - background, speckfte guldesiea ©
3. Fron: SANCHEZ, V/L alleited- road building Lagoraation
Reluctantly we instructed: vW/2 to geal v/L ee turn. don the _
invitation on ‘gtounds of aul ‘health but to ‘leave the way open:
for a similar iureLtatioa in the ‘future, It C1:) ‘tought. that
this waa ‘best until. we sould assesa, LOGETNOV' a interest in. tho
VASLOUCHES,. v/2 alpe passed the war nasise wi had aseigned - to)
- his. p¥ineipsleontacts snd a diagram of the Brazilian obs say
ineluding’ weasurenonts of the. “out building vated DI UBALDO. had
“ digeussed with ¥/2 tn Hexteo City relating to kts possible usa
aa a. deed drop, A pamphlet eptitiod, Liat af Esporte and
- Hbsitte of Suhan Zoxaten Suage Eatesurineg, alco wie pascod.
(Sent to $A5/Reports.) W Stat of naan pasood showed mbar:
and seme othar data on tlivse passdiget's which hed daparted
Cuba in two Cubana flighbi-to Brasil ilar ehe purpose of picking
up the Cuban sporte teat he Breail Caene ¢ te SAS/RB).
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, Bet when Vit on. 20 Hay, fron. 0700 - 0900 pours, At: thie: “mesting,
wi was given the weyuay sterile phono. ‘pusber ‘end told that all .
futures sontace ohould ba nade to Cline ‘waing ete: muaber,.” ‘Bhe- ; - _
. ere aleo, given: our intélal apoasasient of the significance of —
to, LOGUINOV' 5: approach (the | traces froa Headquartare had still not oo Pe
ows Sean received), In our opinoa thors ware threo possibilities of
aad tro of thea wera mlikely. Firet, LOGUINOY "9 approach
eould be an innocent ene and be merely for the purpose of
establishing 2 fri endeht hip, an oxtandioen of ‘thts thought would ;
| be: the possibility. of tis Anteresthig in dagecting. Given: the ;
_ 4ga: ‘difference in the’ tie coupled, and weightag other factore,,
thls was eenoidered mlikely, Tho sesend pasolbiltty: ie thar
the" Soviets: have, ‘been alexted,. posoibly ‘by Wits “open coda
cabla te Finland, ‘to the stouaigs posatble Live Lvedient with
“the Ainerteans; This ales ts -walikely for haa | ‘ehis been the ‘ease
the last thing the Soviets would wish to do would be to elert a
the SLOUCHES to the feet that they wenn ander ouspteton. and
thersfora bring - about a “edt An -thaly nutivdtiess | ‘(cones
, LOGUTHOV' sudden and fakely intensiiqw welttveiten effort hoo: |
oe had just this offest. ): The third ore anree Laxaly possibility:
- fi oo is that the Soviets ara. eultivatiag’ wit ior! uss ae a penetration
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"wae told. thet finel guidarce on this: mateer; ‘would be- given her” _
. at Py subsequent, eocting to be held in the afternoon after
DORENOSE had Fecalved ‘the ‘Headquarters tricbe. The aa Beuissioa
then went’ to the eouiamicatlons. i! .
| 6, .Whea ‘the Subject stated that. hor - masband was. unable
to > bring cut either the pads or his tastructioas oa how! to use
the pads watoh had tesa given him in Nev Yer, 48 wae decided
to issus tro. reduend size OTPts sencesled in a ohaying thee:
. ‘B/at lastructicns on the we of ‘eho OTP would be passed by
‘BARERR in Hexieo Clty, Sho was told shat Banger weld be is
tha lebty. of. tha: Hiltea, Hout in Mexico Cley at 0730 oa-23 Hay.
_- When they ‘have recogalzed’ cach other ake should: follew hia ‘trea
‘ ehe Rotel. I2 BARKER i unable to make che centaet he te.80
.. telephone her later La the day noing. tha nema, BETO, Subjes® was: ,
told thet we wera. woabdle €o eome Pe aa ‘yet, with am extended _
dua l-carphens Bot whieh she had requested, but this would: be:
“available for thé. ‘nese, ecataat, laser in: the, summer. *
7. - Toward the, ‘ead of the meoting, Subject passed eranse
; Lettoas ‘aha hod usde of notes given ‘her: by. ‘w/t waibh he belteved.
6 be of Antelligenes intestest.: (thay ara, inaloded ee Attacheent
A). Unfortunately, DORENOSE was sasble to weviey thasa reports
with her but sha was pursuaded & turd over Finish Language
motes and tho carken copy of V/RN latter to hia ewbassader
(eo tranelation of which ¥) Agtadinesat 3). | Tre C/O requested
the sexe of a. person in Raleias! ko veald have rsagea to write
ee 9/1 but who is net doing so Mt Ayn prsaeag Cine, dhe gove
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the nase of’ VAlts aunt, Rates RATEKONEN, She was told thet seme
of ‘the. “incoatng shi “an the future, vould be weitten in. Fimnish,
necessarily ‘bes concéuded at os00 hours. - Plans wera. -eade ‘tor’
: har companion.
8, Subject eae ‘nable to break away fro her eospanten
dagk thet paRENOSE had cheshed A “Agtex, ona diffteulty,.
“POAENOSS was able: to contact her and a briee meoting was held”
at 2100 hours, Ie waa at thie seating thar Amstruetions were -
: given V/2 to tighten up ea. phair socurity ‘elting the dangers
of aed le-surveillance and the necesotty tor great, sare. when.
7 matting the letters: oat. Fer ‘her- banef ie,’ KUBARK security ia
i ‘dealing with her eace wan emphasized, she saa also Aastructed
. to react with étebeliet nnabined with. indignation ae a recruite
, mant’ picen was mada te ehiher of chess. She waa also. urged not
to inesurage. further aoerul eontact ‘with. the. LOGUINOY' a im.
hopes chat LOGUIROV wouldl lese interest, She was advised chae
her daughter ahould bo enivuraged te laave Mosecw if the
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atteapt, under ane provaxt,, to. ‘have ter daughter. leave- Rusaies 7 Le
ae The case officer was earefal aor to. slare w/a and to . ~
ay - , ‘wer: daughter's present plight. had. BO elation to, ‘her. Antelitgesce —
; Lavelvenent whieh ODYOKE. “On the contrary, eho’ woe wary fortunate ;
' te heve us €o advise hex on how best te dasl with her problea, :
: ¥/2 was eonsarned about her daughter bocausé her daughter hed 3
woe socially with en OMACID officer tn Hoacow sowed Richard es
Ce _Seeobe © who hao etnas bean: pag'd ty tha Sovieras “when csked 7 a
Ce about, other: eontscts: of har. daughter ta. an Moscow: she stated oo! By
“ob. that hee daughter wso, in love with one of the UAR Eubeaay :
: 7 aceretarics who had lege Hoseow and waa presently asaigned in !
- gokye, Bho mentioned, that anothes TAR. secretary ctatined ta |
‘ i | Moseow named SALAH and the ‘Coasilar, Agta | Howse were oetatni a
oo, | Also 8 aceretary at ‘tha Henican’ Pobassy naaed ‘Ateando cawtu.. SEL os,
ns She mentioned that during ber scheduled fait viett to vee hav: : : ; i.
eed “oo daughter” ah had’ proaised to take her. daughter to Tokyo to cel |
, . a "whet Kaw boy friead, Thie-waa couplicaeed however becouse this _ 7
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7 a Boslan, Subject wan gives 930. to /off-oe% ‘tank fares, the. : . 4
pon 8 east of sn- entenna,. and fer. good will, . Te westing | was cone © Po , &
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planned in the rear future to give a luncheon for the Northern
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- 3 December 1927 hl Yrs old Born Moscow ; 2m. ae
os Stationéd in Havana ‘tron ‘septenber 1960 until septembér 1963. Attache. ;
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Se nee,
Valentin n Sorgeyevich LOGIN | (2012852)
In 1961-he toured Latin’ America with the Soviet Soccer team as escort...
and interpreter. (probably -wit! ‘security ‘functions as “well). He arrived Gos
: Auguste, -1965' aS fhkrd Secretary . :
« He repli ced: NSCHIPORENKO. His, S5anish: i be a
! hag, peen ‘described ‘as’ fluent with: hardly any accent. His $ mnglish is fair’ .
s studyingitmow. 9 > 4 nas e :
In March 1966, xX LIccay/s was told hie would be handled in the future. vy ;
: th response to L's. claim that a radio had beon stolen from him, a policeman
“gas. sent to his aprtment and L. ended the conversation by reéruiting the. -
policeman: at.the rate of 5000° Pesos per month. The policeman reported -the
. “Aneident. and the Ketropoliten Distkict Police sanctioned a D/A op. The. _
.. first and only recorded récuiremént. given the policeman: by: L was: for Sore |
-; Blo data on{Venezuelan who- span, time in USSR.’ | . .
Lis friendly ‘with YATSHOV, replaced him (he e1ains) as Consul General, (1966), ”
: Shortly after ‘Arab-Israeli War L tacitly Persest 4 admitted he believed that
Eeypt's. e Arges 2 of ie: . involvement on Irael's Feces side were false. . oe
“Sa. & Lak .. : .
Then choses the. the. one about Miss Elizabeth Duncan Wilde. L told her that he Ashe.
_ was_ready to "go to the other side". He stated- ‘that he was afraid because’
the phones in both U.S..and Soviet Embassies were bugged. He asked if she so
would go to U.S. Embassy with his. Story. “She consented and reporting stops
a here. VEREROLN ED
” Paul Dillon “observed L and’ BARANOV in the | area. of. PKK
a hotel where a mecting with: ‘Uriy ‘DRUSS wastho h have taken. place
ne” night 2809 taking pictures with an 8run camera. ‘BARANCY is a Soviet tech,
L pursued ‘AMSLOIICH/3,. ¢ daughter of a Finnish agent, both in Yavana and in ~
: Moscow, ‘dis intentions SGO0HE were ‘unknown, but could have. been romantically | od
Bs psec cry inclined: ‘rather than professiunal. i.
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Lis an ar ‘rassive personality. With his fellow workers he is dictatorial
“and disdainfui. He has been known to G##4 return to the Embassy thoroughly:
gassed, gelling. and shoiting and resulting in an altercation with the guard
on duty. Other times he won't finish one drink. He is chauvinistic MHHX to his
own race and deprecatory to other nationalities. A sneering at'itude, boisterous
and arrogant at times, He can be gentle at othertimes, has frequently labeled
intelligent sMMaXRYHEX He is definitely crafty, although not particulary subtle,
~ works fast, dcesn't appear to try hard at cloaking his true intentions, either
in conversation with others or in a recruitment atterpt. de is tough as nails.
His build is athletic, his avcearance is rug-edly handsome. He appears-
confident, self-assured in relations with non-Soviets.
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, Salient featiire of file. is that Locixoy was. never the object, of xX
. consistent “concentrated attention by anyone. There is. virSuslly no--
reporting’ on, the LICOZY/5<---LOGINGY relationship. What ‘there is inp lies.
that W5 4 is uncooerative and nearly refusés to work with L,
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SUIMART a ee
- SUSCEPTIBILITY. Nothing in the conventional - sence. aa he ‘4s trying 4 to
. tell us anything ‘he is. ‘obviously, -trying.-to get: our: attention via’ a CI’. .
- ploy with the intenticn. of bringing us to hin.e. moves with’ confidence eo
and néar=inpunityé<certainly not like oné who: might: ‘be: in- trouble. :
‘ PROFESSICANLISME Not’ ‘snooth and, subtle nor. particularly. sectire. “Fut
crafty, fast.on his feet, makes fast ‘decisions and thén acts ‘on ‘them. ‘
Aggressive and ubiquitous. Socially active’: Wonan~chaser.’
“Pensoitrrr: See above. — ay a he v uo:
Shovld be Jeaving before another year and one-hal?. Has bean there: for
: threa and one-half Year'se oO m be hy ‘ :
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1, . LICALLA’ and LILYRIC reported. an umideatified-visitor-to the Soviet Embassy
in Moxico City between 29 Noveeber and. $ December 4965, The visitor appears, .~
to be a Soviet; however, LIFIRE has not reported any imaccounted for. Soviet \ -
to have visited Mexico during this period, nor was the presence of a Soviet
visitor reported to the Station by any other source, He ‘has not been seen:
since 3 Decesber 1265.
2: According. to LICALLA, the visitor was principally in contact with the.
- cook, Anatoliy Aleksawrovich MURHIN (201295944), administrative assistant
Stanislav Sergeyevich SILNTRUY (2012272103), guard Alkolay Tvanovinh TAN ARN,
code clerk Aleksandr Petrovich PAVLOV (201-761268), Thi rd “Séeretary aid known
KGB officer Viadizir Ivanovich SIPAKEVICH (201-343894) , First Secretary aid
known KGB officer Aleksandr Viadirirevich PHINHODKO (2012202379), and Press :
Attache mid known KGB officeT Nrkolay Sergeyevich LEON “(2OV-1S2159)5
ae “3, | Aggording to LILYRIC, the visitor was. deen leaving thie. Soviet entis.s8y :
a with MUKHIN, and later with Third Secretary-aid suspect KGB officer: 7°
” Valentin Sergevevich LOGINOV. (201+285412) an 30 Noverber 1905. On } Decesber
™ ha was seen lesving with MUAHIN and his wife, Cosey:rcial Coamselor Georgty 7
Stepanovich \VISKO (201-243602} and chauffeur: Anatol ty Taylovich PRAGICHIKIN. :
(201-738052) (a the car normally: driven by Pravda correspondent Vialimir
TE ET EAgelfenev4 ch DOLGDY: (201-76 5035). “On 2 Decésiber he was.geei loavingwith
WEHIN and his wife, ZAMHAROW, Visitor Ferdinand Robertovich GINNO and ©
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; AND PHOTOS) ‘of summary: traces in SPR. format “on Valentin a
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| are Ox ““yIeort/S poportea “that on ‘22: October 1968 Subject. visited
* Ris place of business and said that he had « ‘been ‘yeferred: to ee
+ by the Soviet Enbassy. tle said he was intorested in a oné-way tickot
-to the Soviet Union. Subjoct furnished tho following infornstion ©
to LIcOZY/5 : Ho was bern on 19 Augtist 1942 in Michigan. Neds.
. gp student at U.C.L.A. and wanted to visiz the USSR as a tourist.
_ Subject veld U. S. passport nuaber C 530394 issued 29 August 1962,
His permanent addyoss’ was given as 19222 Pacific Coast Hdgnway 9 ;
|-. Matiou, Californias. His tourist card ghowed that he entered 1oxico
“J. “by bus at Sonoita, Sonera on 9. Uctober: 1965. Subject paid for 15__
. days in the Soviet. Union. ‘but said that he planned to. stay” Tongers °-
oe rae “2, He Ket Mexico via Air France, glight 702.07 . 6 Oct. y.
422) (eonfirmed by flight manifests). His. plans: coil. for hin to ‘dep
a Paris: for ‘Nostow via Air France “Flight 724° ‘on 17. October. wg ye
oT: 3. buring a routine visit ‘to ‘the Consular Séetion. of ‘the, Sevier. Bs
Embassy, Valontin Ss. LOGINOV, thanked . LICOZY/5 for “taking cara” | ‘ oe
‘if OL. Sudject but, in the progence of both PRIKHODKO anu: Consular"
officer Vladimir 8. KORMUSHERIN, EOGINOY admonished: LICOZY/S for “asking |
biographic-dati he fi) 1 out the necessary
ps pe LICOLY/S: “denies Ce o-inforaatien. ‘than
“he needed, (Subject. apparoatly reported Licoz ¥/5's actions ii
obtaining | “the above blographic J data (ors was debrieted by LEGINOY,
a ‘suspect “EGB. offlcer)s so . = rs
pe it seems ‘unusual for an. \ Anarhenn, arude to 5 travel. fron the.
M, s. "So Mexico in order to trovel to the Soviet Union since ho is. -
- automatically’ inéreasing, the cost of Ads travel by a considerable
“amount. Since Subject ‘crossed into Mexico-on 9 October, only a” ~
> week before his departure for the ussh, it would appear. that he >.
- came to México exclusively” for this.purpose. It thus appears | that
the purpose of travelling via México was to “Oh this. trip: fros..
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of subject's wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyema, and his son Dnitriy. Travelling
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REFERENCE: - MEXI 4363, 7 August 1969-
‘herewith are sumiary traces in SPR foraat: on
‘Valentin Sergeyevich LOGLNOV, reflecting, a digest of avatlabie
Anforwation in Headquarters files.”
2. Paragraph 9 of the above attachment (PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
AND PHOTOS) will be forwarded to you at a later date under separate
Stopatch “a8 soon a3 the photos have been proconsad here at Headquarters.
30" Forwarded under separate cover is ‘Paragraph aL “CIDENTITTES, | :
' BRUCE H, GINTALAS .*
Summary traces in SPR‘format (h/w)
. Paragraph 21 CIDENTITIES) (u/a/c)
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4 hew Soviet Melitary Attache due to” arrive in Buenos ‘Atres in. the” near.
fiture, There is no. indication that Subject ever Eilled that post. 7
; “From September 1960 to ‘September 1963, subject and family were,
7 Decenber 1961, he ‘acconpanted the Soviet Dyan soccer team on: a Letin
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Bolivian: university-cell ce penetration,
American tour as their escort and interpreter.
Subject arrived in Mexico City on 3 August 1965 to replace known
KCB officer Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201 305870), as.a Third
INTELLIGENCE AFFILIATION: * .
_ Subject is “Ligted as “probable RIS, probably KGS on the basis of
his activités: white, stationed in Havana and by virtue of . his veplacing
INTELLIGENCE activity:
' While Subject accoapanied eha DYNAMO™ ‘soccer team’ “ehrough. La Pag!
in December 1961, he became “aequatnted with xrstitna ‘Cidentity 1, a
KUBARK Bolivian security seivice Penetration and later’ a low level : .
tt is not. recorded upon whose
“initiative the contacts, were, fades However, by “KISHIN- I's ‘admission’
he had several informal and friendly nieetings with, Subject during which
Subject encouraged KISHIN-1 to accept a Cuban student grant. Infact he
specifically expressed an eagerness to be of any assistance in helping
KISHIN-1 to get to,Cuba. .KISHIN-1l never went to Cuba, although he did
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; ' * with a Mexican citizen with whom ha flew on to” Mexico City, In Mexico . “ oe
aa ’ City Subject reported to known KGB officer Aleksey Ivanovich GARMASHOV ~~~ , |
a - "(202 227418) at the Soviet Embassy< From a sensitive source Lt” was.> _ - . t.
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f 7 . , Subject's four-day ‘delay ‘in rotuentg to ‘Havana from Quito. and that . H - | _ :
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- e relationstitp, 1£ anys, these circumstancca have to ‘each other. _ . . . : vs | . =
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3 , . contact with a possible kits officer was not thought desireable, . ‘ _ | . .
i i - a ‘ : In September 1962 at the. svteatbon of Sentiot \ Vazco ‘Lettao de CUNHA, 2 “4 - .
: _ ‘Brazilian As Ambassador to Cuba and newly dippointed Ambassador to the soviet a
i Union, VASLOUCH- 3 ‘traveled to Moscow ‘and. accepted @ clerical position :
at the Brazilian Embassy where she remained for approximately two years, A | -, .
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_ ; - were § in Havana ‘hare Subject, served, “as an Aceache ae ehe : .
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Embassy offices. AICALLA thinks that Supject left the Livassy at
1113; having put his lugvdago in the car with License plates LJ-DA.
(This is the car regularly driven by LOGINOV,) A LICALLA piote-
graph of Subject is forwarded as Attachment 3 (leadquarters only).
. 4. From LIENVOY it appears that LOGINOV was principally
responsible for Subjoct's travel. arrangements, LOGINCV. probably
met Subject at tha airport, since LINTILD reported that LOGLNOV
left the Soviet’ Embassy in 19-DA at 0535 and returned at 0058 on
20 March-19665, apparently having dropped Subject off at the liotel
Agnes, Subject'ts wife was not reported to have visited the Lmbassy.
. Sw The Station had not believed that, Subject would be able
_ to take the: 21 March flight to Havana, since, there had’been no-”~
' fecord of his having requested ‘a Cuban visa; however, ‘a, LEONION,
photograph subsequently received. shawed tliat~Soviet Vicé Consul’. oo
Viadislav: Sergeyevich. KORMUSIKIN. (201-744541) had visited “the Cuban. .
Embassy in person, on 16 March 19u6, at which time he probably -
arranged for Subject's: visa. z . . Co
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TACRON REQUIRED « REFERENCE” * ° . tee uo oe ,
k-officer based on the. |
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following incidents. 200 0 ets
. 20. on 12. February 1966. Aleksandr Vladimi rovich. PRIKHODKO |
* .(201-202379)., KGB case officer, during.a meeting with LICOZY-S,
told LICOZY-5 that he ‘would bring Subject to their next meeting. and
that Subject would be LICCZY-5's New case officer. - :
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3. During January 1966 Cristobal [* TORRES Ponee,. gaaul four,
employed by the American Embassy in Mexico City, made several trips
to the Soviet tmba; in repard toa Soviet visa for oaé of the
American [mbassy officials. TORRES spoke with Subject, whoa, after
~~ asking: wiiecther it would get. TORRES-in troubl¢ if he went. to dinner
with Subject, ended up by inviting TORRES to dinner on 24 January |.” }
1966. TORRES did ‘not meet Subject that date, ‘and on 8 February 1966
Subject called TORRES at. thé American Embassy to. ask why he ‘had-not
sliown up, TORRES, replied that ‘he had iad to work. Subject asked.
_whethér TORRES had located a “person who could teach him English.
-.Jx\yv TORRES: replied that one. person whom. he. had asked had not: been’ :
; ts _ intérested,. and. Subject asked hin to keép, ooking, for Someone. -
‘TS. Subjéect-again called TORRES on'9 February 1906, but TORRES was out.
(it' is: noted that Subject's calls: to TORRES Nave not appeared on — :
LIBNVOY and: were therefore presumably made from a pay station.) - ~
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BOSTROEN, ‘BORW. 1915 IN st. PETERSBURG, 6, “RUSSIA,” !
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VALENTIN Ss. LOGINOV, ‘KNOWN eR. STAFF OFFICER MEXICO city, “APPARENTLY i i
- DEVELOPING ‘POLICEMAN WHOM HE ASKED" To. PROVIDE BOSTROEN’ HOME “ADDRESS, oot
- HOME TELEPHONE AND PLACE OF EMPLOYMENT, ; re |
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a Comment “Reported -LOGINOY. recruithent piten’ ‘to unnamed ‘LITEMPO-8 ©
policeman to. report. on’ Nicolas Juan -and Valentina .
’ Requested, additional data these:
iy ct ’ Grusdow de Bostroen,-
Peas 2 individuals to assist dn Providing LIRAMA : info, for. PNG
pO ".- of: LOGINOV, acne
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_ Chief of Statton, Mexleo ely
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oe 1, “Transmitted ‘herewith.are a lst of Sovtet intelligence eT
personnel asslgiied to Mexico" ‘and a note on Valentin Sergeyevich es Pe
LOGINOV (201- 285412) which were given. by Chief of Station on - on ce
22 july to LIENVOY~-2 for passage to LITEMPO-8 and LIRAMA,
The. ‘clrcumatances ‘were explal ined in Reference, 4 .
2, Please note that the following items. in the LOGINOV n note
- are -fletions of thé Station: so : nn Coen.
a, that LOGINOV jowed' ‘the KCB in 1955; ‘
- b; that-hé atrended the: KGB school. from. 1955 to: 1957;
e, that, he’ ‘Was an officer. tn. KGB Headquarters. from. era
". 1957 to Auger. 1960- ; Va te
d,-- that’ the money found in his suitcase. ui Pariame’ in: eos
“ Deceniber 1961 was for Latin American Communist. ae
re . Partiea (it probably was), - Be,
es . e, that we have -known’ LOGINOV as. ‘a KGB officer a
a : " shice, 1958 _ an pfeil
ae . * soe rs a. (a eos
oa! tor/walara Ge: cuaris * Oe oe —
Attachrhent: ee es a Sole Sn Ce
‘List of Soviet. iaeeltigence persoanel re a ;
and note’ on: LOGINOV - os . rs :
“Distribution: Pe :
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1- CSB, w/att (1 copy), H/W
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“1938 ‘Totnes ‘the KCB. _—
1955-57 Attenaud tad > KGS trata ing coh noo
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7 Aus gust 1959: ‘Oisicer re KGS Houde, MATECTS, Moscoty
“Attache tk Hey ona, “Cuba
3 to Fandina and Ecuador wit a
Moe! eoocer team, Oa this trip-he car
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as of Panama, and E
Mexico en. rote to th 2 USSR for leave,’
Tay 1962: “Tras ied
» one
£1963: Left cis a to retuza to tire USSR,
sbor 1968! july 19SS: Officer ik K ‘CB Headquarters, Moscow,
fo. 3 ae = 1985: Arrived Mexico ’
OH betes, ~- ay oxico LCGINOV resliced CHIPORENXO, another «.
“20's $ lncllisoncé agen ws.
tivate- and Yeoruit
KGS cfiicer:cud tod’ over all-of NECHIPORE:
amore NOV. Ig an’- “a oS
in January 1966 he attempted to.
wonlicur ot tae AMS rican Embassy In Boat
: unusually Sciive and canéble Intellice pace ce
uo cvert duties he is able to-spond ahour 9575.0
seetvitys Ve have known the at ‘hols ‘3 eS 6: feor singe 3 1933, His”
_trmedi : eGR chief in Mexico is Pavel A, YATSKOV,*: ot, tes - a . .
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2, GRU(S (siilitary mncelligesco)
Chief! Viadimir N. EOXOLOV
Deputy. ‘Catety’ Goot ‘oly is suc SUCHEN |
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- ae LICOZ) 5 - Foported Eve 2 L9¢
: Valentin Sergeyevich | -OGINOV. Les,
, : ” te legitt mate business,. then Sald'hé had: soite' (operations Wess. aie oe :
- Pg bin, LICOZY<5 demurred;: but LOGINOV went aliedd, took a. pléce: .
‘of paper out and.began ‘reading | from it, asking. LIGOZY-5-tf he knew. :
"Eduardo WEBELMAN," LICOZY-S interrupted, saying he” did not-know. the
man and did not want to do anything shout him, ‘LOGINGY sald he did not
want: “LIGOZY-5 to do anything,” it was just that he did not know who be was,
LICOZY-5 refiised to discuss It further, When LOGINOV lef LICOZY-5's
oftice he-left behind a pieee.° of paper whe the. e.followlig \ written, on u a .
Russian > yo .
” ‘Eauardo Vebélman, - abour 38 years ala, Mextcaa. of Teta axtraction,: nae
owner. of x ‘geel plant and a flém ‘which sells ‘photographic eqiips Came.” Eo ~
to Mexico during World. War I Lives ta the, ® Redregt at Teojalce De. _
; His eon t@ Maurtelo Vebelian,, _ vs A,
2, Statton files ad 3 no-traces on dnyone named WEBELMAN, The
; 1965 Mexico City ‘Telephone Directory: lists the ‘following : "
“Anti: eWEBELMAN, ‘Arts: ‘Potégratices; “‘Uruapan 7, el. 11-44-77
Eduardo WEBELMAN, | Téololco 320, tel, 48-57-17"
_WEBELMAN Hermanos; 7 Paseo de‘la Reforma 308, ist ‘floor, .
; oa “tel 11-41-90. and: As 43°79; eee ae ce ae Re
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Eyes was born: on.7 October. 1917 In Warsaw, Poland, ts Jewtsh, and came
“88 a student, - b 1942 he had’ recelved: ” oa
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: 0 . KONSTAXTINGV' scat,
1200 hrs: Subject left the Soviet Embassy with MIROSHATKCV ; 7
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4 vas being with Niby fost vt a Job. ; . . : A.
- j ay. KONSTANT TWOY is, ion co be the XGP- resident. wow bn ©
eee re orn YATSKOV! is- & known KCB officer, probably cin Ch. re rs ne
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2, ODENVY sun has not bem able te contact Subject in order to -
put him in touch with the ‘Station bat hones te! “Ja so during” the: “week -
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Mexico’ “City. ‘Included are only those officers who are probably - y ior. d
or known to be’ intelliyence officers.. Of the 52 Soviets’ currently — | 4
assigned to México. City, 22 are identified intelligence officers _. ‘ i
and 13 probably intelligence officers, ive. roughly 67% of the total :
Soviet colony. ;
2. The casé ‘officers. have not veen divided inte separate '
target ‘groups, With Ehe exception of KGB S & T, fa we the Station's. !
" information - is too fraguentary for a realistic. breakdown. > With. the’. | i
“exception of S. S, KOWSTANTINOV, wno is- -kAown to ‘ous. the -XGB résident, |
the positions of Pesident ‘and: deputy” resident are uncon €i ried, but : by 1
Tepresent the: Station* s best guess. sos ne, ; ib
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~ Le ACCORDING LTENVOY 18° APR, IVAN “Ay. fexetov CITED WEF, cake
. "CONTACTED costa RICAN EMBASSY MEXI AND INQUIRED.RE STATUS HIS” of
0 VISAe HE-TOLD | CHECK LATER SINCE cOSTA: Rican EMB STILL HAD NO: ode
: WORD. | '
: 2s ACFEW MINUTES LATER VALENTIN S. LOGINOV (201=385412) ah
: ALSO | CALLED COSTA RICAN EMB AND SAID HE WANTED “VISA “FOR HIMSELF. | “
: WHEN ASKED IF HE HAD DIP OR OFFICIAL PaSSPORT HE SAID HE HELD
bons OFFICIAL PaSSPORTs-HE“THEN: TOLD. TO BRING: /RSSPORT TO- ERBASSY. = a a
ho “3. Visa PROBABLY FOR BEKETOV SINCE LOSINOV “yoLos*Eip eS a
| PASSPORT, LOGINOV VICE, CONSUL an Suspect KGB. OFFICER. bec! — '
SECRET, Sous, a ; re
CFN 7025 95441 LIENVOY 18: APR 1vaN As BEXETOV REF COSTA RICAN’ ee a
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_ Chiof, Sk Division
Cirief, tm; COS, Nontevidee
Chief of Station, Mexico city ; .
REDNOOD <Rustem 0. “@:bAKITTOV (201-783564)0
“gEFERENCES: AJ. MEXL*6621, 00 0.”
cas . on . Be BUEN-5339 att ae 7 . _ -
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1, AS Feported in Reference A., Subject and-his wife arrived = fee Se
in Mexico City at 0550. hours on 20 Harch 1966 via Canadian Pacific. .
flight 421 from Buenos Ares, They departed Mexico City at 130v
hours.on 21 March lou via Cubana flight 405 for navana, tf. also
the weation of their departure from Nexico City. in the newspaper -
Clipping forwarded as Attacnmeat A. - se - .
: or
“Valentin Sergeyevicn LOGINOV (203-235412, known KCB) sade reservations -
at the liotel. Agnes i: Rexice City (frequently ‘used by Soviets) for.
a touple:with a child, for the night of 20 March 1966, | This ;
‘. geservation was undoubtedly for Subject; howevér, there hag: been =.
nO ‘Otaey ‘Mention of the child: At £830 on 21 March. 1986 {Subject}.
. ealled-the Soviet. Embassy. fromthe Hotel Agnes and. said be would: -
like to come over to pay Lperhaps for the room and the Cutsana tickets].
_ 2, d€cordinig to-LIENVOY, ‘on 19°Harch’ 1966 Soviet Vico Consul” -
3. «LICALLA reported secing Subject at tho Sovict Embassy in
_ Mexico City at 1015 hours on 21 Harch 1960. Subject was: seen talking ~—
principally with Esbassy Counselor boris~Alebsandrovich. KAZANTSEY .
(201-028975), suspect CPSU representative), and alse briefly with
Second Secretary Aleksandr ikhaylovici DENISOV (201-726491) kaown
GRU), Ambassador Semen Tarasovich BAZAROV (201-049257) and coasul
.. Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV “(201-120125," Known &GB)'s~ At O40 Subject.
was.-seen entering the Embassy building with KAZANTSEY. through, the. ~ es ees
entrance which leads’ to the: Referentura but also colinects. &ith: other = :
1s contiaued =.
Attachments:
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The Station'é final report on Subject was ‘forwarded in
: , MMA-39714, 9 August 1966.
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li ei ORONSKY: ‘Gnd-a local represe
seat Veracruz,.. Mexico, ‘became
Ss" at thet tline that, ‘Subject bad. fabricated most’ of his, story
ad will be shown tn the aitached memorandum to local LNERGO..
. 2 The Statton bast no > plana for using Subject ln. any. capacky
| whatsoever.
“Caey uae
, SrsParcH SYMBOL AND NUMBER
HMMA - - 29714
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MEMORANDUM FOR:
$968 and te ne
; sheariat ions te of this office, We ‘wleh to make the follow lag .. Pe
‘e sal regarding Subject’ FY statements in ‘connection wth 9-0
a “ac contact, ag described ‘by ‘Subject “did not take a -at any ttm
SS during the, Pestos. 10. ) ehrough %: May 1966." a
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oa Sy, ject’s sta (rent io th eect bat LOGINOY daspos ted
-.. $B, 000, 00. Mexican pesos: to ‘Subject’ @ account tn the-Banco
Londres tn Veracruz as a “gift. . , for nothing” and then took
Co beg ee the money back wher Subject refised tk, a not in'keeping with
“"; > 8) °° © @ae-experlence with régurd to KGB modus operdad!, Also,
; sbllobed avallable. to this office ees. te 6 that acoording.00 2 ise wee
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: 6 Sabjecs ‘i génerdl vagueness ap 810 2 dated, ftmed, 8 foe = * a _ I ns ;
> ye ‘and locations in’conhectlon with hls ¢ncomiters with SY
LOGINOY;. tn: ‘oddition to. those-j elted: above, ‘leads Us to. . ‘
conclus t t Subject: ‘hia abrlcated : a large. portion of what. he -
6 :he- dk
vest Be cel ftWe ntz duriag early May 1966. ln Connect ton. wlth th
ne al, re cera ears Smet ik LG
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, RED COAT LCIMPROVE:
cones FROM Linana WHO PERSONALLY INTERESTED
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1. EARLY MORNING 22 “juy LITEYPO- “8 CALL Lap \
COS.AT “HOME AND IN EXCITED- MANNER: SAID HAD’. URGENT. -
REQUEST... HE, SENT LIENVOY-2 TO SEE 0S. TO ASK
FOR INFO. oN VALENT.INS, Los tNov: PROVING HE A’
"SOVIET spy", AND” FOR: List OF
“MEXICO.” LITENPO- “8 VIA LIENVOY, “2 SAID RE QUE ST
=
AND INTIMATED" WE May HAVE. SAME. ‘SITUATION AS
1999". -¢ WHEN -GOM- EXPELLED . Two SOVIETS FOR “CONTACTS.
WITH LEADERS OF. RAILROAD STRIKE).
a SANE MORNING: £0s -PA'SSED - A. -PARER |! " - PROWING °
-LOGINOV: is ACT IVE ‘AND’ DANGEROUS GE: OFFICER AND
TO: iL EWVOY-2 2 FOR PASSAGE TO LITEMbo- B/LIRAMAS
| ste HMMA 28390, oF 5. MARCH FOR “REFERENCE To.
“LOGINOV APPROACH TO CHAUFFEUR. - por
. gen shtidl
3. LATTER SAME DAY COS RECE IVED" PERSONAL
ALL: SOVIET ‘SPIES. we
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_ LOGINOV “HAD “BEEN COMPLAINING FOR SOME: TIME ON
"LACK OF. POLICE: ACT ION ON RAD 10° ALLEGEDLY, STOLEN,
- FROW. HIS: (COMMENT: ‘NO. CONFIRMAT 10
OTHER “STATFIO SOURCES).
“METROPOLITAN DISTRICT. woutcey GEN. Luis cues
“ADDRESS, HOME: TELPHONE- AND: PLACE. OF EMPLOYEMENT
“OF Nicolas JUAN BOSTROEN “AND WIFE VAL TINA -
“PAGE . TH0" MEXICO CITY Seen ‘S é- c * £ T ;
LETTER FROM LITEMPO- -8 VIA- LITEMPO- A STATES &
FINALLY CHIEF.
RAMIREZ SENT OUT AN UNNAMED POLICEMAN TO.
— INVES TIGATE. ON 19 gULY POLICEMAN: CONTACTED -
~Lidtvoy, "HO- EN ED Discussion BY OFFERING. THE
__ POLICEMAN 5 3s aoa PESOS ‘PER: monty” *s ‘TO? "WORK: FOR.
wT: ON CERTAIN MATTERS” vo POLICEMAN TEMPOR IZED :
AND. ASKED HIS SUPER TORS. FOR “instuct ros: MATTER a
CALLED. TQ LITEMRO- 8 “ATTENTION BY GEN. ClETOS..
OL TTENPe~ 8 INSTRUCTED THE “POLICEMAN TO 60. AHEAD
ON: a) JULY ‘POL ICEMAN RECONTACTED . LOGINOV. “AND “
RECEIVED. FIRST “ASSIGNMENTS” To. DETERMINE. HOME :
akussov DE ‘SosTROEN,, ‘BOTH, tevezueran ont ENS.
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"ON EOSTRCENS FROW GOBERNACION FILES: es
&, NICOLAS JUAN BOSTROEN, 191s IN ST. OF Po
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PETERSSURS, * aussi, VENEZUELAN CITIZEN. enPLoven.
as." DIRECT OR OF. PROJECTS" -3Y STEPHENS- AD AMSON a
a MEXICO. FORMERLY SERVED. IN. “US NAVY:
“oR TEACHER OF RUSSIAN: aT wy, Nov. TEACHER 0
“RUSSIAN AT IBERO- AERICANO UNIVERSITY, NEXT,”
VENEZUELAN CITIZEN.
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GENERAL PRACTICIONER - NED
wio RECENTLY RET th Dus REPORTED. FOLLOW
on wad. BOSTROEW Hd ‘HIS PAT. TENT: ORs. “vaLewr tia”
BOE STROE™, al YEARS OLD, RESIDES CALLE CHRIST TAN
(2. ANDERSON 419, YEXT. Was 502N VENEZUELA, VENT .
“ygs? SHEN SMALL ‘CHILD, WAS IN STALINGRAD IN: 19a.
| RETURNED’ ‘VENEZUELA AFTER awit, NOW VENEZUELAN.
CHT eens} HAS. RESIDE: HEXI SEVERAL YEARS with SE CER
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Pace FOUR YEXICO city 86208 SE c can 1 _ a
HUSBAND QU Ow HO FORMER. SOV CiT IZEN- Now VENEZUELAN «
CITIZEN, COUPLE HAS Te. IEENAGE. DAUGHTERS: ,
HUSBAND WORKS FOR ANERICAN COMPANY EXE
ve NEITHER Has CONTACT, WITH Local RUSSIAN covouy
. “NEITHER, “PRO oR ant T: ‘soviet. POTS REPORTED: ‘WBOVE:.
INFO’ “BECAUSE HE THOUGHT IT STRANGE De “AGE
DIFFERENCE, AND NO OBVIOUS CONNECT I0N THAT WS.
BOESTROEM RECOMMENDED -AS PATIENT. &! ERTHA DAVILA
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eo ‘MOLINA DE OSEGUEDAy -AGE 64, WIFE OF ORs RAUL YL ee
“OSEGUEDA ; PELALA (01- 88008). a
a 6S REQUEST, was, TRACES ON BOSTROEN/E0ESTROEW:.
ac COUPLE, "ESPECIALLY “ANYTHING: wiicH cos cou. use
; To ENCOURAGE LIRAMA. To EXPELL LOGINeV vHICH °
IMMEDIATE STAT 108 OBJECT IVE. . Lo ne
SECRET. ee Se
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“ar pater Noveriber 24, 1965
Dg Mr. Winston M. Scott
Ya Henry C,. Joningon J .
_begal ‘Attache. ee ae
: Subjects ‘ipravei- of Soviet “to Nadatian
... . Your file #9808,
This document ia for the ueé of yout
: r. JO : . agency enly sad neitlice if nocits 7,
a : . : conics stonkt fo farthor distri cuted
: : without appropriate authori:ation,
. ; ‘Reference is made ‘to your memorandum: aatea
“November 2, 196! de .. .
A. reliable. ‘source at Mazatlan; Sinaloa; has ans
“corned thatthe Soviet scientific ship LIRA, of 2 2435, tons”
and carrying a crew of 76, ‘was at Mazatlan. fran october: ‘
23°28, - 1965." . : . .
. . , Another Peliable ‘source advised that. -@ person *
oo, believed to be frdm the Soviet Bnbabsy,; MeXieo, DiPes: 6
4+ '° wisited thia ship while it was in port; however y 1 he was hot
an identified. : ; .
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In. their reply to a request we sent them for traces of | . ay
- subject, our headquarters have replied as follows:- _ 2 r
< ” Valentin 5. LOGINOV was Assistant Naval Attaché at the | L
5 Soviet Embassy in BUcNKCS alRES in- 1960, and was listed as iH
a. . Attach? in HAV. Ha in ‘1961-63, where his exact duties ve
p Yo.) were. not known. . If he now assumes: ECHIPOREINKO "sg post .
~ é of Vice-Consul, his” career appears to be un: unusual one, b
: ‘and he mast be presumed to be an intelligence officer" i
26 Does this: check with your own infornation? . A bs b
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. lienry C;- Johnson,
crs oe _ Legal Attache.
PRON:., > —_s«sWWinston N, Scott . re kal oe so fe
‘SUBJECT:; ss ravel of Soviots to Mazatlan
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: 1. This office has received. a report that two |
bo, oO nembors : of the Soviet Embassy in Mexico City : _ -. |
7 ’ Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOYV and. Yevgenly Nikolayevich - . j
i GORLITSYN, planned to travel.by air to Mazatlan-on : |
| , -2 November. 1965, The length of their’ stay and the, ‘
| ee _purpose of. thoir travel . was not .reportéd,. but it may.
Sb _ well-be connéctod with the docking” of 4 Soviet, ship.
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yO i _ a this office would appreciate receiving any-
vod : . bigoraation avai latte. to you on the trip: of these -
‘ Soviets. : .
‘THs. INFORMATION: IS PROM A CONFIDENTIAL. SOURCE, it .
MUST NOT BE: DISSEMINATED IN- WIOQLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE
YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT -PRIOR APPROVAL OF TRE, . ORIGINATING:
OFFICE IN ‘MEXICO CITY.
. #9833
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FROM: ORONSKY Oo | Pi gest |
: ce ne PL 88S. _
SUBJECT: LICOWL-1.
ANT
” Below is a summary of the noteworthy items from-8u 0
wot
eateries i peeps van
Teme e hme Sent watt
during méotings wath nis ‘tn September and: Ootober,
io
ae: During Septender the meeting site ‘was changed ‘to the
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PaCS SCARIER STMT AL?
Sage ne vhs
: “streets between Merida and Morel on ‘Puebla street tnicolenta
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“Roma, Subject walks along Puobla street and = pick him up =o"
Newer cages nee eee
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in the car and drive- elsewhere for the meeting. T attempted
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to change the time or the meeting, as well ‘but. Subjeot doés..
not eldse hia’ store “untti Just before "2100 hours each : vee : . “
the store at various tines of the evening on ‘afferent days
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day and feels that - it ‘would appear “odd, ‘4f he were to blogs _ }
of the Wook, ‘His: wife ‘ts not’ ‘always in the atore and tie. ;
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ould have. “bo: elose the store in order to. meet. me. He.
ours ‘on ‘Sundays. It also “Anstriiated hin to _
- ‘closes at 100 he
. change the’ speed of ‘the recorder from 1 7/8ths to 5: 3/iths.
aoa We ‘have no recarders: in the Station that, will take a ‘Large
“Reel at‘l 7/8tha ‘and this. -extrenely- ‘alow. H sped is riot _ ,
tiecéssary. a
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: 26 During early Soptenber subject commented that ‘there.
daa new apartment building being constructed on the, corner apes
; of Gelati and: Gereral de ‘Los Santos, across the | street from’
‘the Soviet Embassy. (This is our new basshouse), I took
considerable notes 0 ; thie as 3 though I had never heard of the
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oh that: the ‘owner of the. building is Sr, VILLAGRAN and-that ~~
be ae VILLAGRAN has the. reputation: of being an anti-Communist
; : - and a Yoya. Nexican eitizen, He said that the building ;
we | would probably: “be conpleted by Mars. 1964 and that it will ~ =
have about. ‘gix. floors. Several Soviets have mentioned to! °
“Subject that they would Like to rent'apartmente in the ~
"butlaing since it ia 80 olose. to the. Bwbaasye
3. Subject sald that ISAYEV ‘had been in his store about
the last week in ‘Septenber, (As far as I an tell this is a
ISAYEV'e first visit to- -Subject’s- ‘store, ) TSAYEV made. ae -
great many anti-U. S. remarks durtiig b his visit to the store
7 and blamed ‘the U 8. for most’ of. the ‘world's troubles, At one.
_-point “he satd. that the Soviets: nade much ‘better cate ‘than.
‘thé U. 8. and that. ‘Soviet cars were built like- "tanks". ” a
: ‘Subject Letighed at this remark because the thought crossed.
“his: mind that: ‘only .a ‘soldier would like to: ‘drive a. "tank".
end fron where Suedeet “was _ Standing: at the time he could -
“he: I again « asked “Subject why” the Soviets had not been
visiting his: store in the evenings as they “nad in thie’ past
and he insisted. that 1 was, because. most’ of, his "friende"
at. the’ Embassy had returned to the Soviet Union beginning in
pets — _ Lily and their replacements: nad not warmed up to hin vets
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(of 9 cr ONE a Te oan aT ein eR awe
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I asked him {f a amall fiesta might not help this situation
him to make plans for a fiesta tn honor of Mextean "*
Independence Day and. to Anite as, many, of the new Soviets:
as. possible. He said that he would’ probably give the. us
party on Friday, 17 Septenber. I: auggested that he invite me
“Yuriy -ANDRTANOV: (the GRU chavffeur) first and tell ANDRIANOV’ ;
They arrived, hada few drinks, dancedt 2. tussten ;
records which they had brought: with Nhem and then left,” |
(ALL. are ‘KGB types), They told Subject = at the other moe
Oo , “Soviets could not attend because” ‘they. had” “eo attend a Grect - |
“Embassy reception that same evening, | Z£ I ‘ean find: ‘no record
' of such: a reception either at the Gzech on Polish Embassies ; :
and ‘there fs no indication on the Soviet Lines that they:
a -_ . __ , Guba arrived on the: ‘Urth but we have’ no idea. hol many Sovieta”.
>, were at the- ‘airport te greet him | t questioned Subject |
‘about theé- Soviets who. haa ‘apreared “at the fiesta and’ he.
gave ‘me a Tittle tnformation about thei, They, vinited his
; store several tines in the- next few weeks and I ‘showed Bsr
He hed the following, “te: say ‘about them (he ‘hag previously
reported ‘or NIKIFOROV). :
i LOGINOV: . Subject said that he believes LOGINOV replaced .
os hed anything planned “tor that evening. A Soviet fori a o | nan
photographs of the’ men and, expanded on his previous information. -_
tere Te mens aera tet sean eens teeth sens tnee menenee eter omnes
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NECHTPORERKO (correct). Subject calls him "the Bull” and
deserided itm as being ‘vulgar, crude, ‘t11-mannered,| short.
. ; tempered ‘ana. a tyrant. He is a person ‘who thinks that. he
tt is ‘some sort of) a Tot, shot" and when he alte: down he. me
Ae spreads tis legs- ‘and arms and takes vp a space big enough ;
‘for. two mens Ris Spanish is very ‘pad and, he. smokes "Fiesta"
‘elgaretten. At the fiesta LOGINOV told him that he was
from the ,northern part of the Soviet Union, is married and
has children, He claimed to have served in the Red Army”
-ROSNUSHRER ‘Sub fect Likes KORMUSHKIN who is ‘trtendty, a ON
7 well mannered and outgoing. He speaks good Spanish. and a
‘told Subject” that his wife likes Bexieos - Although RORMUSHKIN:
_was wearing ‘glasses. in ‘the phéto shown to Subject, he:
commented that he often sees KORMUSHKIN - without, lila glasses, -
_ He emokes "Record" cigarettes ‘and Subject ‘ealls hin. wey
REL Jovencito™,
eo $e: Subject said that ISAYEV had. dropped: by 1 his’ store i
. during the ‘week of 18 October and spent some time takeing.
gan of the Ritig and. Queen who were visiting Mexico at the
o times TSAYRV felt that “the very” éxistance of a ing. and:
-. Queen | in 1965 was silty. He. also clainéd that the Soviets
hea discovered _the Comet that. was’ then in the sky. (The Comet,
had actually veen discovered by two Japanese and bears
their names.) Re bragged about the gredt advances in the
Soviet Union in all fields snd told Subject with great pride
that the ruble was worth more than the dollar. He commented. .
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that the U.S. was d-waring nation while the Soviet Union.
sought ‘only peace and that tha. United States would ‘change
to something similar to the Soviet system in the near future,-.’ _
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be te 1 ‘est of the neeting and the next two, were “apent
* ateoiiea tig Sténielav. SILNIKOV and ‘hia request that Sub ject:
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‘act ag "tledor" on an apartment for him a8 well as supply
him with, @ prostitute, (seo nH -27548, of 4 Nov.)
7 In addition, Subject paid that ANDRIANOV had asked bin
to get Viktor KALININ some aphrodisiac pills. ANDRIANOV
“gaid that they were "for Viktor KALININ ‘in Moscow" “but _
ge ene gee ogee me
Subject thinks ‘they are "for Yurty ANDRIANOV in Mexico", no
- Subject: said ‘he hasn't the eligifest idea. ‘where to buy : 7 on
auch a thin . TG
; a I “told. Subject ‘to test the recorder vy’ speaking. ‘into -
the titerophones both tn the upstairs room ag. well ag ‘in ‘the
main part of the store and then’ to play back the tape.
ALthough :RESCTGNO has” explained ‘the workings: of the recorder -
to Subgéat, séveral times, he claimed. that he aid not know
how to ao thia. _= then Anstructed him to “aisconnect the
Tecorder and. ‘to. deliver it to me at 2100 hours on Friday, ° a
5 November. . I sata that a ‘would test the. recorder myselfe
Ro asked hy RESCIGNO could not come to the store and test
it andi I ‘told him that RESCIGNO was away, He then asked it
RESCIGNO was a Mexican or an American, He said that RESCIGNO
speaks: Spanish like a Mexican and rooks like a‘Mexican but
that he (Subject) is sure that he es an American, I told him
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"(MEMORANDUM FOR:
FROM!” a Winston M. Scott
SECRET ..
2 November 196S
. RES VE ee ATT
Mr. lienry c. Johnson, *
Legal. Attache .
“SUBJECT: © . Travel of Soviet to ; Mazatlan —
1. This office has received a roport. “that Soviet
Vice-Consul Valentin Sergeyevich, LOGINOV planned to
travel to Mazatlan from 26 to 28 October 1965 by
_ plané. The purpose of the trip was to take mall to ~
a Soviet ship which was in port in Mazatlan, The name
' of the ship is. believed to be. "Lira."
Qe, This, office ‘would a prociate i any infortiation:
available ‘to you ‘concerning LOGINUV's ‘trip.
THIS INFORMATION. 1S FRON A. CONFIDENTIAL “SOURCE. IT -
MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED. IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE.
YOUR OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE. ORIGINATING - ;
_ OFFICE IN MEXICO CITY, 0 e ao
'. Distribution: . .
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qa Fochi porenko was at the airport to greet hin.
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1. Tha-C, 0. roaunod aoquaintancosht p withNubjoot, and in the tacedtate a
sizable vaewun deft by. Gerald P, Gostotnor's departure, tri ed to e9 tablish a -
friendly: rapport with: Subjoot, Yor this resson the C,0, gave Subject.a more - oe
"frieadly™ ‘name. to knew: hin oy» Hel Eergor~ it being. oxplained. to Subject that
Mol vas- the C00. true first | name. - Sybifiot thouahit the oholoa of Terger wan
Rod, hanaiine he knew ‘nevaral. beoule. cu Vat: hams, ana ih weaned tosnae be
~ mirpriae ‘aL hia uff lues ‘pute juat wh “ae Uiaue tu une hte “norma wanna ar > | 7
nn ca
an telephunting in, and? asking for Moneys *
: 20 . Subject: reported that ho ‘had | oome back to Moxica “tron a trip on 10 anganee 8?
Nochiporonko had visited his —
and at that
Dey ere Cote i
offico, previously, and brought slong nis replacement “Valentin”
time had found out. when Subject was oxpacted back, Nachiporonko was invited “© - on Co
by Subject to visit hin ‘at his home for breakfast. on il August, Ho showed up . pero... 7
alone, | The only business ‘diecuboed was that. Kooht porento sata that Subdjeot- , fo
would be- contacted by "Sasha" (UilokendesPrixtiodke). Subject was not to contact
the Soviet Enbasay, or in any “tier way * try to reach Sasha, Subject had * a
" souvonir’ Patol which he had obtainod froa somo Cauleiter ' (presumably during
- “witt), and Nechiporenko aakad if ho aight have it, Subjoot gave it to hime
~ Nechi porenko evidently asked Subject to: arranga for a one day’ trip “to Paris
for hin while: ne was en route to the Suetet Union from hie stopover, Buussels.
(subjeat coaplied, “and. notified his. agent abroad. . Subject received a wire a
‘ few. -days ago that Nacht poranko was “no iow" in Patio). Nochi porenko was not.
. interested in. Subjoct*s. observations ‘of Us. attitudes toward the Viet Nan and 1
Dominican ‘gituations,. although “‘Sudject had. dean asked to.note such attitudes :
while he was: on his trip, Neohi porenko wentioned, without Subject knowing. 5! st ry,
that Cataling oenéay who had Worked previously in. Subjoct's offten, who hed : ]
4 attended ‘tha Maxican Soviet Cultural. Institute, who had 1d 99 _doy- friend the bse orican
/ who wag giving English lessons. to Neolil porexko (cary JHoages” '2yf and who hed
“married sone Mexican and was now in Acapuloo with her husband (works at Las Brisas)~ oo
would. de able to Contact Nechiporenko te nail to. the Soviet Enbassy in Mexico. , mo
33 Subject is to call in hen he-is contacted by ‘Sasha, His lino’ to the Sovs
* about the travel agency in New York will ba that he hasn' t the time to select — .
Nace “ a rok L teed toe -errfis ad 4 (Ther, Cur wae Co.
confit al, yok v4 ( weet, Ye Ge a Tet fell wc af? F242
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74 i the. ranager or -gonploto the study of the office's roquirencata, but that he is.
a bk going to have it done. ‘On his porsonal affairs, Subject said he was |
to a sondoniniua apartaente . :
; AF Lo going to move tn Docender. * to the Loa
fees
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“Attention “pauls the C,0. would approciate inoving any collateral info gdout
Nechiporenko's doparture, the identi ty of "yalentin", and”
o . - - - —_—_—n
re a brief precisa of ‘Subject '9“forner y aaaeciationa with. Prixhodka.
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. LOGINOV, Valentin 5 Sergeyevich (2en-285h12)
. Dr. Alfonse imanerrnes- ALVARE? (a uaterstan) calls ‘Soviet Consul LOSTROV
to {invited hin to, a cocktatl party to- be him at Martinez’ had. Martinez
has invited sone of ‘the . Russian sthletas. pertictpating th sane cf the “tre.
Oo verte Semes, and wishes Loginov. ‘be a*tend BIS. as wel. as $hé Arbsssador. —
(all the info found on Logtnev in thie acm ment)
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ARSti hat. Subjenn's. oo
@: USSR.) ‘Subject ‘and his -
travel! “@ Bane, Passports used. when they
August 1966: (copies have been- forwarded: to.
. Headquarters). and ‘Subject. is ‘still listed ag: ‘Second Secretary
' in his passport, The only addition to,. the. ‘passports is ao
Mexdean- entry. visa valid: for aixty da
1966 in }
én LICOZY=5 asked:
Subject, LOGINOV said -
but: “that sense would probably
‘depa e° Embassy. as Pirst-
¢ tion wiil ‘keep Headquarters ‘advised of any
nature. of Subject! 8 Preent duties and
KGB hierarchy. mo ss :
¥eported that ‘pect KGB. chauf C) f
MIRQSUNIZOY :(201=273046). was: seen ¢ wlote
‘few: tines. : LICOWL<1- also ' ‘reported ‘that™ ~MIROSHNIROY. was ‘driving,
“a. ear ‘with Giplanatic® Plates | ‘26=DA, which. is Subjects. SBF Joe
. sox7nitiard, ce. ‘cunts
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OP. Mrs, MUELLER rede Inhef ited some money from, , _
an uncle, VARROS setd, and this is one of her ways of . 4 :
spending “some of it. | . oo _
wow 8.- WELLERSS. daughter Is. seudying (ihitdeyear of: oo / “ .
i college). iA. Vienna... She Ts major ing..In -Russtan- Jenguag ee a
‘: and Rus fan’ history. theres. hat. Is. where the “grea : a ; :
interest" In Russia comes: from, .VARROS: said....This’ daughter nn re
hopes. ‘to. ‘teac when’: she: flalshes school. o a A. .
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6 January 1946
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REHORANDIM FOR TE RECORD: ; . Whee a
. FROM: oronsky . ; ; | i
“SUBJECT: LICANNY=1 (P-€415) oe ener Ayes
: ; 1. Subject is an , official of. Gerza-Lopez Tours which 7
a en is a representative for Inturist in Mexico. city. We have” .
nad no contact with: atm’ since suly_ 194h. | “At one ‘time he. a
hd, given ‘the ‘Station. reports’, on various Soviet. ‘tourists: ‘and
Wad been, recrul tea prior’ to ‘8 trip: to the: ‘Soviet Union in.
eonnection with “Enturist. During the past: few aionths he has”
eee vain
been giving Don Lautz reports on ‘various Soviet tourists
ough as the. Soviet Orchestra which visited Mexico and cuba
_regentiy. Lauts passed ‘these reports on’ to me end cynthia _
sent them hone. Sub fect sees Lautz once or “twice a week.
‘tn! lcorineetion with ‘visa matters. He told Lautz that he head.
Meda contacted vy” KUBARK sore years ‘ago but that due to:
oh a
the pressure of his business ‘he did not have time. ‘to write beer
“ oa | . _peforts or to act as some sort of Double Agent. He said ne
: . was “willing to pass: ‘along information on Soviet tourists
a = By . ° : but dia not wish to. become an agent for both. the “Americans Lo
Ee - Soviets. About a week ago Lautz told. me.. “that >
‘Sugect | had reported that Valentin LOGINOY, Viee-Consul at
: the Soviet Embdasy yo aad asked Subject to supply him with
{nformation on boats - and trains between ‘Mexico and New York... .
Y i .
Subject wanted to know what he should do. I asked Lautz.
ar sungect wanted to ‘alk to me and Don said. that he aids, -
, in :
yey a I teen arranged to meet him in Lautz's ‘office at t 1430 hours
_ ; on ‘6 January.
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2. Subject apoears to be about 4O-ks years old, 170 lbds.,
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tintnoing redish hair, blue eyes, small brown mustache,
He its well dressed and ‘speaks native ‘American English, .
Tr asked him about aio contacts with the Soviets - ‘and he said
po that, he. had not had any extended gontact with the Soviets
alll.
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for some: time. | During. August T9645 he was. atproached ‘by
wee The YATSKOV whom he “knows - as. ‘the ‘Soviet Conauit, “ard: was asked ©
wr . passenger °
“byt to’ prepare rt ‘hart’ of alt, -Sommeretat ania, ‘operating
between Veracruz and New York: City. “for, the month of Septenver", ~
os . ' He aise wanted the costs of travel: and basease. Sub fect has
{ not given this report to YATSKOY, (A copy is attached.)
_- During December he met LOGINOV for ‘the rirst time. at the 7 a
— airport while Sub ject was attending to the Soviet ‘Orchestra, a
. = pogrxov dia not know Subject and was ‘very cool toward him. .
oad a : unt VATSKOV came by and greeted. Subjest warmly. LOGINOV oO
oo then became very friendly and asked stb ject's hates LOGINOV-
subsequently visited ‘Subjects. place of business. and told:
_ nin that. ‘he was ‘the replacement for Oleg WSCHIBOREWKO |
a (xe Officer). and that Oleg, aR had sent “Regsrds to Subject.
_ mo He said that he hoped. ‘that ‘be. and Subject would be bs frienaly
oP aalfsurgeot: had. been “with ‘Oleg. (Sub ject commented that he oy
ran . had ‘not been especially’ friendly with AECHIPORENKO,) | Subjest
os : a . ga @ that LOGTNOV's Spanish rey -alnost, native and: that nies
can : (svB Jeet): was: ‘Shocked: to lean: that he was a Soviet. ‘LOGINOV
re erred to YATSKOV's ‘request: ana added that he also wanted
Subject to include rail travel tn the chart and he was :
especially interested in the cost of "excess baggage" by
rail, He also wanted to include sea travel from Veracruz to Europe. S
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36 subject said. that ‘he did not want ‘to become 8 ;
7
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oT,
v/a put that he would be willing. ‘to supply “xz whatever
information he: could concerning the Soviets -he deatt with — /
I asked if he would. be wpillsg: oe
TROY including. LOGINOV a.
He’ said that. ne would a ~
and the. Soviet tourists.
~ Leupply, personality data ‘on 106!
‘patkground, education, fenfly ote.
% Bel glad to- -do thipa He “gaid that he would not be. able an
reed. -: -
trect corners ‘or: in restaurgnts: and prete
e had finshed his pusiness with Don
tolmeet me on 8
tel talk to “pe after he
tanta. I instructed him not to discuss his relationship
with me. with, Don Lautz or. with anyone else for that matters oo.
‘bhat he would: call. LOGINOV, and ‘arrange to,
“ angkehiack ‘He. ‘said
é- + report ‘ana perhors: have lunch with ‘hin. -
“lve in: “thé
ms ye ‘subject wilt Hever. be anything.
‘have asked Hesaquerters to
exceptional in, the.
po way of an Accesa agent’ but I
n _ phew his. POA.
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. ‘reliable. dafermation
Mr. Boonstra
. Minister-Counselor: :
<A. Jays C/VI8 :
de ‘Caxtosine, C C.G.
, Soviata dootze for: Travol Data.
baggage, he said.
‘Lagutney te ‘a replacement for bles Recfperenke whe wae: recently -
‘the past called On me today to repert that =. "=
Nes Loguiney of the Soviet Babassy hao requested his agency to prom |”
- vide data on train schedules fren Hoxice to New York City end beat .
-s¢hedules fren Nev York City to Burepe. The Soviets wre particularly
‘Anterested inthe train beggage allowance and the cost fer excess :
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‘ecribed pia as tall;, blond, dlueeyed, about thirty. year of ago, and--
_ asa: -petoon., whe, svenka fluent Speaitsh without =y seceat. : .
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buit. I can't. find. the names of. the others. :
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On 28 Decoabor E called on Kaadsddto at hie residence). primarily for’:
“if tho purpoao. of gosting. up an elonontary oobpe ayaton eisai? ond to “
“Salery_ was: fixed at 450: por oT
arrive at ‘palery, sarrangonnots ttt bin.
aang the irate’ of. hie. tour hore ¢ as Anbasnador. ” As ‘he-ind proviously..:
roquoistod, I vé turned to hin hia roooipt for 35,000. peaca, which’ he inetently a
He commented taat ‘ho hoped ho.
burnt dn an ashtray, with obvious roliof.
would never. have- ‘to, eign anothor, and it: 1s olear that. -thora may be some
Bae ee
probloa in working | out a a poiya aolaiovdodgonant. . Fd valk Loave ry ‘for ‘latory .
ty At on | the fortoving month. I éaked | -
, night ‘after our “first Poynon'ty iit ator taking | ‘the whole nattor over. wht
: his, ‘wife (the. atrongor ‘porecnality of the: ‘ two). he bad finally. ‘Pesolved At.
7 ta his minds friends had to beip che anotions | and at accepted the Aneiioane
vail hi ‘out em tht ‘spate “itiey were going to ‘turn ase ths eves
ana ‘there waa only: ‘a. thousand peso ett: in our ‘pank aodount, :
ito como, We agreod, 8 all ‘in ‘his: wife: ‘and, ocnsiult toga thir. Sis
: was ‘more than senaidie, aboug ‘holpiiigs redognitod ‘both the, uses ‘end dangers: :
Personal dontact, ooo.
of the telephone, and nade some. useful suggeations,
based on eodtal relationship; ‘he the basio arrangenon$} either at’ ‘his:
house on nine. : " Telephone eoritact ‘to bo only betwoen hia wife and mines, oo
if oither of the two wonen eall and ‘suggest scoing one another at any hour .
botween five and etry At means that oithor I am to oall on Diddle at that .
timo
houxy or he on oa depending on the contoxt of the. conversation. Any
other hour nentioned signifies sooial: ‘contact botwoon the women thensolvos,
Enorgency ‘contact :
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who are, of course, available: to paca written Revoagons
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loan bo nade by I Diddlo himself, oalling omy fron. ay tolophonoy novor - =
, ; ee ifr bis ‘nowae or ‘pffiea, : eens a . . :
-In regard’ ‘to GE affairs, Diddle | aede two gonsonte yhtob ho svggonted
veeeosee oT
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i ‘steht want to. Mo up with Eaobys . .
ae He aokod ne if i hod net or taiked with Woo! Lindsay at
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: at he dinnor harem Diddle ave
| (vive. Poostdent' ‘of’ Grant Aavortietig aA
lonrdataaa’ nighty’ond on earing that I had, he ‘gounentod that Lihdeay"e
bul tavatton: of hin had: boi ‘90 depiduous that -he- ‘rae ‘hogiining to ‘wonder
Whe he was not dealing with ®omoone: who, ‘might be. ‘visualizing hinvolt as. hie” > ov
‘ _ [outuro Britioh bao officer. ‘Thoro wao ‘onothing: about Andoay ho paddy E
that wade him £001, that he was aevoasing Didaio quite oaretully.: Ilo ankod |
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woe, a We 7 ~ : .
Af vo sound Fan file chook on ‘Lindoay “himeolf and. on Grant Advor tial: é
7 t oaid z would ‘ghoblk
iingliob: Aanigaag® Towa, of which. bho. ta tho Soakoty ‘Editor. ‘What a potfost ;
. , over, tor, soquizing, bho data, ho oxplasnods, “and. what odd friondo ahe hod
me for an | tsi in (abe ie ited ao a us ‘na tlonal in the anglovasiortoan, dire
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One. “evening a month or 0 269, “ho .
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found: not. of ‘the, other guosts aoa on
hia. pon to dinner “at hor house,
: seen thoiz, voy. ‘rather undeneaontously; and ‘was 3 left. ‘ith, only: Meo Gonsales- ,
1 he: found to his siirprico, were both Ruseians (nano net:
, roosiied, and nover very olearly. given during. the initial flurry of? tate
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These. to éngagoa hin. in serious conversation: ‘
qe Te Ruseianae How do you feel about Communion?
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~ Toy primary Sonoerna is not with’ ‘Conauntan in the abstract, but with ae irae
He must ‘take the best of alt, and £40.”
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so Didaler (getting tnd up at this point) Prisartiy,
1k must do desorsbed aa a nationalist, :
= “One ‘of the “Ruasiane: was ‘very tall, brunette, wavy
; "aged ‘about ‘38.
thick oe badzianet 9 obviously ‘Rusaien, vin sppoaranco,” “yery F gopdntooking. The
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vos tivally aoa ie took, not: eo haitseey. 0 ‘about a2. pidate bes not.
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os yee sdontisy” “them, gon ‘photograghas ; . _
; — oop ate point in ssiiiang” “thia® in was ‘not to. -
= (i whieh, Diadie + tate): for, about:
pore ‘tat Tplons 6 dinner on 8-Jea
‘andreyer" as wel ~ “Doubts of our ney thet ‘he “would” 1 accent but, no’ re
opportunity to. continue ‘te expoaure to us otioula be overlooked. He nade an _
| the usual connents: ‘conoernang andreyor's differences. from his oshieagues, =o
. | naaing: only that ‘s bad told bin ‘that he was vasieally sntornatlonaltet :
| posto, As others, he senses sone thing wrong in A's relationship vith
(Coaments I dist do not,- as yet. | Sho did not’ appoar ocafortadle
cee
yj i his wife.
ll sn a large & group | cof people “she aia “not ‘know, “dancing to | music ‘abe olearly. |
did not like: niet, ‘frug & ‘ootara, but they secomed to be on good. enough -
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‘torna, © Ea was pusbing her join in, but not impationtly) |
teen eee i.
we Diddle asked for. EEI's on. the tri-oontinental Oongrosas a nunber of.
| Ghanians will be "pranoi ting Mexico ron their way. _to_and fron Havaaay, he... _
mrakek epooifioaliy mentioned Iendorkence, whoa he dosoribed as an anti- 7
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‘Mecranab Ghanian employed aga ety} jeervan® ae the UN, and not somone ho! tee
would have expoozod to be named as a Aolegate to tho. Conforénoe, and Jobn ©.
Se ee a eS see vere
‘Pettocad, whom hp ‘ooid wao a ““orypto-donoorat" at fee and not the anti~.
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. ‘Reference is made. to- ‘your nénorandum dated’
“Noveinber $5, 1965; -your #9833,. and, my, memorandum: ‘dated:
. Novenber ‘2a, ‘SSS. cae :
Arpeuianle. outes scaueg ones | Vice i
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To: “My. Winston XM. Scott. .
Fromt) NSE, Ferris
. Legal. atthcne soon
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1° ot — an ,
/ Subject: Russian Ship ISKATEL ~-
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"105-2976 (12/21/65)
: A conficentaal, soured at Mazatlan, Sih:
- texto, advised that the Russidn ship ISXATSL arrived
: gatlan on Decexbor 3, 1955, and departed on:
“Decoinaber 9, 1965. ‘Phis ‘shib Was: listed asiboing a,
- scientific motor: ship 32
and carried a crew of S2.-
: “= “Phe above source made available a copy of - | | te
the crew list ‘of this vessel, whith is enclosed, ab
te : ‘A socond confidential source at Mazatlan Stated 2
‘that Vice. Consul VALENTIN S. LOSINOV, tae Seeretary of 7
the Russian, Embassy, had been at Mazatlan to ‘pring mail . por
to this ship-and had left Sagatlan on December. S, 1983, ~
pore. + On CMA jek flight ; La: at 3: 5 p.My, en, route to Mexico,
ee se P F. . a ST ma .
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FRON: Oronsky
SUBJECT: - LICOWL-1
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we r “met subject on Friday, re February: at i900 hours. The
Tee ting. uae a very short.:one since I ‘only wanted to determine
i a’ found a ‘girl tor SILNIKOV_ to “paint”. : Fe said’ ue
“Looking. - : a oy
. atches ‘SubsJoetts store at ‘night: ata ‘not
ses 2: February, and Subject: Was: -foréed .to-sleep. ‘above °
“the: "stor “Hikiself, “At 0200 hours on“ Tuesday (8-February) He: |
" was “dwakened’ by the ‘holse of a car horn and” looked from the. -,
- window to 866. Valentin’ S,’ LOGINOV and Vladislav S. . KORMUSHKIN
“..glowine the horn of theif car in the driveway of the Embassy.
' Bath Soviets were drunk and were yelling for the gato ‘guard
_ (sho haprened to be SILNIKOV) to oper the gate for-them,
.- They were driving’ car 237-D (LEONOVts) or 334-D- (KORMUSHKIN'S),
. + Subfects ‘returned to his bed and “did not see them leave ‘the : ne
. Embassy.” a van a ey 7 a
2.77 Be Si @. ‘both LOGINOV. ‘and KORNUSERIN: ‘Live in apartivents: « Lo,
outside. the “Erbassy and since they. would- not willingly goo: -- eee”
‘to the Embassy" at. 3, a,m.- ‘while drunk, it {is likely:-that they
‘Were working when -they got drunk and ‘therefore had’ no fear" ~
* "ot veing réprimanded: -for it.) They may, have returned. to the.
Embassy -to make a report or td secure’ some classified materials
-' “Before golng home’ Both men replaced Known KGB officers |
. and ‘both work under Pavel YATSKOV,,
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hat set ovr deat meeting 2 February.
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* Man’ Man driving black Opel with plates 22- 82-62 of DF w was at Soviet Embassy ,
1707-1740 hours’ thls ‘date, LOGINOV saw htm to: the. gate. (re visa???)
Gack. aut ‘eat).
Since 3 Ne. 22-80-62-mpedtaite No n/352/421521 -open-170594505-seada mom,
“Gelo. 1962 dado de alta, en Marzo “10 de 1965 a nombre| de CELIA ‘ BAYARDI ©
TORRES con “domiei lio’ en laa calles de | A¥quitectos: ne 46 de la colonia ”
" Bocandéa_ en 1 Tacubaya De Pe
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3 February 1966 ,
~ MEMORANDUN FOR: | “Mx. Nathan L: Ferris,
So 7 Legal ‘Attache © .
“ BROM: ° , Winston M. scott”
“SUBJECT: *
Travel. of Soviet
ees “this office has received a _tenert ‘that the’
Soviet Vice-Consul in Mexico City, Valentin Sergeyevich .
LOGINOV, planned to, {ly to Mazatlan, Sinaloa ov 1°
February” 1966, and remain’there until 5 February 1966 -
in ordor to ‘attend to the Sovict ship “Vaushitelnyy 5
hich was scheduted to, Sock | in Mazatlan at. 0300: hours:
. ond Pebruary” 1966
: 2. VAny. information avallable %9 you ‘on ‘LoutNoves
trip would be appreciated. :
THIS INFORNATION Is FROM A “CONFIDENTIAL SCURCE. IT.
MUST NOT BE DISSEMINATED IN. WHOLE ORIN PART. OUTSIDE ~
YOUR. OFFICE WITHOUT PRIOR. APPROVAL ‘OF THE [ORIGINATING .
OFFICE IN. MEXECO city. . Ob a oe ae VR
6 19097
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MEMO FOR RECORD
Paeidnarh teareantetic omer
wd ee sp UES eT ot ane
“FROM: Marvin.A. Cabot.
- SUBJECT: Sov let ‘Attendance’at pitt Lecture,
he On ihe: evéhing: ‘of. 26 Jan ‘i966: the: follow ing’ “soviet Bmitiassy officers
. were: identified. a6 artending x
“On the subject of "Tie Experténces of'a Mexican Professor, tn i-University.
“dr the. United States"; Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV and Valentin... ; ve
ot Sergeyevich ‘LOGINOV., KUZNETSOV was seated on the dais behind the’ og a
.).*, .prinelpal speaker. LOGINOV was seatcd In the year portion’ of the 0. eee ;
audience, There’ were sy U.S, Embusay officers present, ., 7
Coda te
lecture glyea by, Prof, Jose;VAZQUEZ. Awa ral 7 os
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: MEHORANDUM: FOR THE RécoRD
FROM cyt cos. .
“SUBJECT. a Valentin Losutnov..
2 ee , ue he On ‘2 January. 1966" Me. Gedrge VARROS, ‘Secubtey,
Bo . . Officer, U.S, Embassy, ‘allowed me to make coples of Uh
attached. documents. .
2. VARROS sald he would, “unless we asked the
mo . - ae Teall Cristobal TORRES Ponce not to sh
- for the meeting on ay January with LOGUINOV.
Woes ask TORRES: Ponce to report ‘any. and al
. subsequent approaches. cs
- ; ~-Dlste ibué tons. . f
: a Lori watt? Valentin ‘LOGUINOY P= oe
rn 2) wi gate Cristobal TORRES Ponce: Pe
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Pen dts ‘coriojics ‘when they R90 ‘gone place in’ toi: 5 ; and that this individual
i “finally invited Mr., TORRES to have supper with him next Monday," January : ot, |
! '1966,-and that thay Will meet one cach other at the corner ‘Ingurgéntes Sur
: “with : ‘Baja California, under ‘Big. advertisenent ®CANADA", at. 1830 hourss .
i -| ae Me, TORRES 2136 comnented that‘ this individual told hin that, din order i
: to gota Visa for Russia, takos: tims, because they have to call Russia in order. . oe”
-to get authorization, sane process the U,5, Embassy does whan the Russian. os He
Babaaty requante'« a wide £ for one. of the. mumbers of Ate. Stalls i - nn oon
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SUBJECT ° Charles G “MUELLER, U. $, Embassy. (econities” rs
“on 12: and 13 January 1966) reports of.-conversatlons of”
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by Subject! s wife. and daughter. to the USSR.
was: Acting Charge) on.t4- January 1966 of this proposed.
io WIsTt and.of the conversations. we. had ° ‘learned aboute
ime of the ‘proposed trip. - He sald the AmbaSsador had
: thi's)4.- 7. Late . 7 .
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| sect ton) officer
1, Referente Is made to LIENVOY (three conversations
Subject with Valentin LOUGINOY, Soviet Embassy officer,
and’ conversations of Mrs. Edith STENSBY (Cltizenship, ce
U.S. Embassy ) with Soviets concerning a: Praposed . viste.
2. -Paul DN ton “ane q ‘advised. Hintstee Boohstra- (wtio
3. Mr. Boonstra had not previously heard of this -
prposéd vistt of Mrs. MUELLER to the USSR. He sald he
“would (without divulging CAS as the source) took Into this.
Aa Later on Ve January 1966, Mr. George VARROS told:
¥
personal ly approved: it (Hes Boonstra later also’ confirmed -
- 5; VARROS. a186 ‘said he thought it. aot - gpd" for
Mrs, "MUELLER té make such a trips ‘He sald (Sonera tatty)
that, she gets. ‘really drunk quite ‘often and she talks -
about. anything and ‘everything she. knows about. For
éxample, she told at a party (whén. she was practical.ly ;
“"Blotto!) about “MUELLER's Meaking Pletures all over Mex IQ:
for CIAl"
6. VARROS will give Mrs. MOELLER FY pre-brlefing:,
defensIve briefing) just prior to her departure, She wil
and VARROS thinks this Is wrong) be travelling on
diplomat le Passport.
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‘Wednesday, 6. April: SILNTKOV arrived. about 1330" ins ‘and ined ‘a,
:apink of tequila, While there, a hiph level Soviet came into .
- . the ‘shop and after he had left STLNIROV told him that the Soviet —
Let 4de-studying Spanish in the Embassy, (This followed Subject's comment’ -.
ou _ to SILNIKOV that the Soviet spoke very good Spanish). .‘SILNIKOV. | |
Te * gaia’ that each: ‘Wednesday - all-the Soviets must ‘speak. Spanish. And” :
~ those , who . refuse’ to do this: mist pay a fine. ‘With the- fine ‘money. °
they: buy more, Spanish. booklets ; and’ recorda, - ‘SILNIKOV said that:
’ there ‘are some Soviets who alinp]y.. refuse ‘to. learn: ‘Spanish ‘or
. Mexioan - oustons, and that ‘these’ people® ‘will-probably not be sent ,
‘: ‘abroad: dgain: Cotinientéd that-this would. be a.shame sinoe Mexico--:
hes such. excelient beaches, weather and everything “1s 40: inexpensive.
. here,. He left: the shop ‘about, 1430:hra.-. Subject was about to= = og
‘lose ‘hia shep. at 2100 -hrs- when Valentin S, -LOGINOV.. came into Le
the atoré.. He asked ‘Xf he could use SU byectt a “phone. and. then
made a long. distance éall to Cuernavaca’ and spoke to someone ‘in’.
Spanish. Subject could not hear what was ‘being said but got.
the phone number =| Cuernavaca 2-30.04 5. .(I-told. Subject to. bring.
“me the’ none ‘bill when: it arrives '; 80 that T can. double. sheek the a
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to meet in- his office . at ‘t700 “tHe saine. aye The ‘ooting. Tasted:
for. 20 minutes.
ye 2. “Subject” stated that.at 1200: hours. on ‘Sunday.,, 20° Harch,
So LOGINOV came to the French Club. - He was accompanied by his wife. -
‘whose’ salient, features. were redish hair which. could be: died and
very generous proportions, “a ‘typically stout Russian woman."
“Theye was: also Another Sovict couple With<then, The man was
oyish. haircut. with a part,
. eat “age was. 25 to" 35.
~ -dark ha: and also. young.” The “tw pp-L .
- three child en with. them.all in the 4-6 bracket. "Subject. did: Sot
’ _remenber ‘their sexes since he was’ concentrating om the adults,.
“ ‘(COMMENT * I first thought. that .thé -second Soviet would:bé “KORMUSHIKIN:
“but. Subject” insisted that he did not wear. glasses ‘(SORMUSUKIN' .
always wears glasses). ‘However, Subject's description fits
GORLITSYN and wife perfectly. I will take pictures to the next,
: nfimmations’ os a 58 ad
- dressed! to.8 Stas. Lawii’ wh - they olayed: badminton: until Bab ject:
. left at 1330: During- he’ “per tod 1200 to 1330° they oa not Songact:
“het hoting.. ‘the. make, ‘color and license plates.
Te fk Se Subject. was. “apologetic. about the paucity of his information.
“Ty + but Tvencouraged™ him- and told hint it was a-fine start. Subject. Fat
said that he had brieféd his wife on LOGINOV and sheiwill be: on. ~~ =. 4 :
‘the ‘lookout for him during the week. Subject appeared to be very” eee OO
_much interested in pursuing this subject for me and. gave every — - 7 “
jindication that he will keep working on it.- ‘ _
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PROH: re _Minston N. Scott. ; —— I.
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wel eee i . : , s-correspoadence.
concérning the ‘captioned ‘subject. . ” ‘
Tuesday, 1 March. 1966 an unidentified young girl who. eppeared am
to. be an American- visited ‘the ‘Sévict. Labsessy. in’ Mexico cit a
Source’ advised that the eet Spol ce i”
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fubg reported that on 16 Far he was called at his office by Valentin Lozinovy
who enid he juot wanted to have lunch with Subj and talk, Lorinoey wented to aet
the- luncheon for 17 isary it: Subj demurred, -and tho neet was set for 16 lor.
hag went to the Megson La Borda Reataurent on Rolfvar Calle (incidentally, Losinov
* paid the checks ‘being more: ‘Trone to ‘take the tad than his Predecensor Alexoondr °
Drikhedko)s : : :
They talked for te: ners host. of
that tise token up by Lerinoy dn a review we
* the “inprlatveneas ‘ond iw lirerency: of China £3 eee with the Soviet Union" ‘a.
“ise uine policy, of - seeking Peace. ve fen tioned that China hod had.a break in. the
boat two yours’ ty hovings abundant harvests, He said that hardly a Comnuniat Party
in: the me rd _noa. oupperta hed oni ngntioning anecifically as _thoge thet do the °- ,
ite ‘opoke ‘of the. upcottng © Coni-res of the “cPst at nhich Ye said would be
C. >: ‘anndunced. a. Program for more, consuner Fooday idwer’ prices;: ete. for the Soviet :
L.. ae “poorle. - In this. ‘eorinegtion he. ‘made certain comment about Mumuahchor,, stating
cae
ne commented about: Froso’s - “He aad } ‘noth é :
¢. .0. ‘asked. “Subj to prepare r) ‘precfe « on: the tonien: covered and ‘tno: nal .
_ Logindy nade. ‘about’ ‘them/,. ee ae —
“2. Re operational. na ttera Loginov asked Sibj if tie fad prepared tha anavers 5 about, we
“the personalities in ‘the Poreigi. Office and the Registro Civis Subs sold. he hbgn' ty
and a Lécinoy asked. hin to: have. thea ready for ‘their next meats _ oe - ety :
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, Suhj told Lo; -inov about an peoming trip to Copenharen, which he ‘Ys to
wundertexe in behalf of the thiet of. Kextean Tourisn, dons tin Salvat (nee ;
_ attached letter). ‘Le, tinov’ asked ‘Subj, if ‘he: ‘were - in Paris, to look up
Ginette Palacei Porter, wife! or “the british Nato official. Subj said he
in Pariny but he would. try: to see. her: iva he: foe, thero.
_ wien t a sure: oe be:
[Scrwenta 3 to eave. Nexieo. 0 on 23 Hare: travel to Bruagéls and Ans terdsa Ay
y Hexieo, “50d satrnteered nor, nox Fragy. i inforration to. Io nov at ut hi Myth
enpleyoeay vos 7 nen a ct _ . gatas
Ley {nov ‘noid he wouid call - Subj ‘for. their next neat. a ° ‘ - AT,
3’, ‘the 6,0, told Subj to propare a superficial persenali ty reaumé on the persons. -
“lk destnor.( (this for. piior: ‘qutond S3Lon to. thie Station). Alo, while in
Sipetti aes. for tha: Paros
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- {ee Subj ‘paren the teal ly renarked io. ‘che C. O44 3 in a. ‘Loosely derinod | momer. of -
“showing the detivi ty of the: Tsroeli Embaoay in Kexico, _ that there’ wag to ‘te
1 8 Congress. : c Inteiicctuale’ in Kexico Fith about fifty participants from all
7 “over Latin Anérica, Tie: ha jor ‘theme : “of: the: ‘Consress vas. to be The. $i tudtion- of -
; the. dewa ond: “An th emit nin the Soviet. Union, but the there. waa being held °
“under cover as far- as all vance yublicity’ wes’. ‘concerned, (attached in the. °
“anncuncenent card. for, the Conereae) . Sua3" 8 Stra ag hatading he eranceente ‘
8 ‘to the.C.0,.
‘ Addenduns- ‘Subj “ponaticéa/atter his long: talk with, Losinoy that he regorde’
Lo:striov. os 4 better intelligence official than Prikhodko,, much’ nore aawy, °
‘end that -he must have been ‘in the intelligence fate Jonker | than Prikhodkos. :
Subj said. that Loginov had told hin that he would show Sub pictures of the i vs
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- ‘Le. Upon receipt of POA on Subject, I called him ‘at his a re
’ office (Auxd Liar de’ la, Construccion, SA; Ha@lbein’ 168, ‘tel:. - nn Ce
$3-31-36) on Y) March 1965 and made an appointrient - ‘to: see him =. °- + -
“at 1800 on 14 March at the office. Since I had met him . oe
socially in the fall. of 1965, he remembered me which - facilitated |
the contact. -
2, 1 met with him from 1800 to 1835, ‘at his éffice. He: “took
“.me to a ‘back ioffice where we conducted the. conversation, 1 Lo.
“+ “Stated: my: business. briefly: :that. I knew LOGINOV. was a ifiember,
r ‘desired information about his activit
é. French. Club- ‘and*
‘He | was in “immediate - agreement to help -
he “Sh any way lie: could. - Sy ‘have ‘him LOGINOV's full name, physical - oo dle
‘description,’ type ‘arid license plate’ of his” car and showed. hig ae
ictures. of LOGINOV. ‘and his. wife. . a
re ‘Subject , said’ that che had not seen ‘LOG INOV at. the club
-noy heard his namé: He is sure that LOGINOV. is not a tennis. ~
Or player which is Subject 's- only. occupation at ‘the club. “Subject.
, : “said che only goes-there on Saturday. afternoons and Sunday ~
-. mornings to- play tennis. “However, his, wife often’ ‘goes during. .
_ the :week- with ‘the children. - “Subject agreed that both: he. and °
his wife would: Aook. out. for: LOGINOV. :.At ny suggestion. he ‘sereed’”
to make inquiries. about LOGINOY ‘fron Cluv. employees: such..as”:
. “the manager or the ‘bar téndef who ‘kriow: ‘everybody.’ He “agreed | a
mask his interest- by ‘Stating only. he. had. heard that a ‘Russtan. ceo,
was.a member and to express Foal’ “eurfosity about thys bnusual
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subject. “frimedi ately. agreed. to my request "that this”
matter of strictest confidence bétween himself,
"subject:
a “his wife*and me (his. wife: is:-an -Arierican citizen whom. I “have: met .
“. * and on- who we also have a POA): _ As I was leaving and thanking
. him for his: coopefation,. he expressed his appreciation in the.
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‘Ss. ‘Towards the. end of the conversation he’ asked if TI
worked with Al White at the Embassy. I said “no, but, I know
: him. fh He answered, "of course, you would be with counter-
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' said he- ‘knew ‘hin - through - thei
-, J¢Nitldten_and penarked that ‘Allan. speaks pretty good ‘German,
he: did. not: “ask at
- and no nonsense. He said that he.would “call :me in. “tow or three vee
‘He did .not appear to be 'the.- least guspicious: about Allan. . He
wives . (cancer. work) and. the:
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weeks to advise the results of his investigation.
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’ my Reference is’ made . to your memorandum entitled ©
; “Travel of Soviets," dated February 3 1966,. your “number. 16097.
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‘pnelosed herewith. “for reference ara copies: of. the |
crew list of the Soviet and, “Vaush4 telnys. wo .
. "esalinge to. this. ‘pource, - GINOV, a -
4k _ Third Secrétary,cf thé Embasgy-of the USSR, visi =ship,.
arriving. by. air fron Mexico. City and, was ‘st ng. at ‘the’ “Hote 1
‘Freeman in Mazatlan. According to’ this’ source, national:
intelligence operatives dn- Mazatlan. re Sted. LOGINOV had. ‘no:
contacts. while’ ‘in the edty. ae the ship! s crew: No
‘attempt yas" made: by: the | Soviets to atroduce Propaganda material — . , I: ue
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3 “On Febsuary 3 21, 1966, PEDRO“ZARATE MARMOLEJO, ee
Commandant. of the: Customs Guard, TYaritine Customs. 0 3 Of Tice,
rn Mazatlan,- Sinaloa, advised that his mea have been-carefully’.
7 watching the ‘elements :of | ‘the Soviet" whaling fleet that are ~ .
Bethe k wistting Mazatlan: - They. -have been alerted“to the:
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ficial, was) sent from") exico, Coty. fa order to
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whaling ‘ships was” ‘to take on fresh. water ‘and ‘supplies. The
. crews were ‘algo given liberty,
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the crew dase: ‘ef the “Soviet vessel. “Iskatel" which visited:
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ce Tn Gonnection wil " the: visit: ‘of. the: "Iskatel, , dt -
oo as, noted “that a Soviet. -Ewbassy_ car, ‘bélieved. to ‘contain Soviet.
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“Interest occured,. LOGINOV came-in and made a chore.
call‘ and *telked to someone about volleyball, LQGInov’ spoke in
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_ SUBJECT: « ” AEGELATIN, Jee
‘PATE OF MEETINGS, " 16 June 1966 .
: od Yr had ‘Yunch with’ Subject. at: the Reforia chub - fron 4
“1330. to 1506- on. 16 June. 1966. a 3 : ;
ae 2.: Subject. ‘dnmediately identified 1 the passport “photo of
BOYAROV as the "Viktor" he had met on 4 June. 7 ~
5: 8 3.7 He said-that- our picture of: LOGINOV. wa & Vasilio © ©
. Whom-he described : “as younger and not as heavy as INOV's .
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7 oe Subject Foported shat on 13 June ‘TSAYEV called hii at
~ home and .asked' to. come’: cby: t ovening.. ” ‘(Confirmed by. LLENVOY)-,
ISAYEV arrived: about 1930. ‘Gna “stayed to about 2030, Subjéct’ *
Suggested that -they havea Martini. -ISAYEV said. that he had ,
eVer “had one.and’ was résted -in, the ingredients and how dt:
. . t together.. Howevey, after~he had’ drunk half, Subject.”
noted that he: :obvious ly did not like its: Therefore, Subject. - :
|... Offered him a Cuba Libra which he accepted and drank... The result:
_ of this. combination was the: first time’ Subsect has seen TSAYEV -
a bee tipsy.
~, §, 18 ..gaid that. | ad. heard that Subject had ‘Kaa.
‘a successful, weekend -fisht -§ June : Subject admitted. this.
i rude YATSKOV V Had. been: (drinking
a ; friend, refusing to” come to Nick's
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‘nent ioned ‘that he’ had.-met 1 einew man: "Viktor, ' " (poranov} ao
iad spoken -B- few. we Eng tt. ith him and- thought: he -was |
angen “Viktor. was not ‘a
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-of 18° June leaving them both bachelors, :N
‘dinner, took them to t
»., that they lived very modéstly having inherited undistinguished
furniture from his predecessor; et é
stating that friendship: ts what counts and the circumstances
“-_. famely. that he would invite Nick to his home. Nick said that
.. , from ISAYEV's. words’ and Giscomfiture, it was obvious that he.
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6, ISAYEV asked what his fishing plans were. Nick said -
| that -he'was 30 busy with his many probloms at the new plant that
he would not be going. fishing during June. Nick then suggested
that they go on.the weekend of 1 July. However, he added: "but
" ISAYEV answered "Not even Anatoliy (KARABACH?".
- Just you and. me ‘Don't ‘bring: any of your friends like tBat rude
ablo_(YATKOV
‘Nick’ answered’ that Anatoliy was okay and-he could come. - This
date is tentative ard will be confirsied,
7, ISAYEV remarked zhat his wifé and child were in __
Cuernavaca and that KARABACH's wife would.go down on the weekend
tex facetiously' — .
remarked that he would have to organize: some weme.: for them.
. 8. Nick asked ISAYEV about’ the Soviet volleyball tenn. :
ISAYEV said that he had bean heavily engaged in working with then,
He was. with the team for cach game, then. went out ‘with them: to
until- ivan.
i! 9y- Nick brought up” the point that ISAYEV had never invited: ©
him ‘to his house. ISAYEV,. definitely uncomfortable and searching
for words, said that he hadn't invited them because his wife ._
thought: that ‘there was too big a contrast between Nick's hone
and theirs. That Nick was "rich" with lots of bedutiful things -
c. ‘Nick pooh=poohed this
of one's home meant nothing. — ISAYEV ended by saying rather -
is: ashamed: to invite. anyone to. his house. . |
ISAYEV had absolttely no immediate plans to return to the USSR:
and Nick feels that he will be here until November or December,
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he hotel; etc. and didn't get home nights.
10, : Fanaiiy, Nick said that it was his impression. that
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. SUBJECT: Nick KOURCHENKO, Jr.
DATE -OF MEETING: 7 June 1966
Le: I met Nick at his partment fron 2630 to 2200 in :
order. to debrief him on ‘the ‘fishing weekend of 3- 5 June. ©
“Nick reported that when he. ‘and his Mexican friend
arrived ‘at Pucuato at 1845 on- Friday, 3 June, YATSKOV and .- .
two other Soviets werd alréady there fishing in front of the ~
cabins. They had come in ISAYEV's VW: Shortly thereafter |
“the Soviets came to the cabins. and Nick greoted YATSKOV and _ . =
introduced his Mexican friend to him. YATSKOV did not introduce ©
the other two.Soviets by name but they. all did shake hands.
: Nick invited them all into his roon ‘but only YATSKOV came; -
He accepted a drink and.Jeft with it, Later outside Nick
asked: one of. the’ new Soviots ‘his. ndne ‘and. got the. answer, |
' "Vasilio,"’ The-other one ‘then used an English. word and Nick
‘asked. if: ‘he spoke English. This, Soviet said his namo was’
Viktor and that he spoké a. little: English. Nick then asked
““YATSKOV which of thé other. two was the newly arrived Soviet.
YATSKOV said that it was Viktor. Nick then lent them his.
_@xtra lantern and that ended things for the night.
-3; The next ‘day both: groups. fished. Separately at.
Sabanita. About noon: YATSKOV came by and. noticed, that Nick —
" was-. having luck so he brought: the other ‘two Sovs: to a spot
inmediataly ‘adjacent, They stayed about an hour, didn't
have™ any Luck” and, fro They siet. again: that evening at the-
av as” upset, | jealous and“ éven angry. Nick then.
‘for a ‘drink, ‘Viktor’ did the same: as YATSKOV,
took. the drink with hia. -YATSKOV- said that the ‘Soviets would
leave Sunday morning: since. they had no luck, Nick left — |:
early Sunday morning for fishing. He-Iater. learned from the ‘
owner that, the Soviets: had left: fairly early Sunday morning. °
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there was absolutely no socializing or extended conversation,
They did not accept Nick's invitations to come. in for a.
drink, excépt for the above noted occasions when, they accepted |
mo a drink and ‘left taking it with them, © ° oot ;
Ss. eons" “Nick described. hia. as. ‘an older ‘man, 36
‘to 42, mediuw height," 82-85 hilos, heavy but not fat. build,
.. roundish, boyish face, looked - like.an American in general -
‘appearancé. Does not speak ‘Spanish. Said he spoke a little:
English.. However, their cénvérsation wos so limited that Nick
couldn't ‘determine his fluency. He obviously understood
“everything that Nick said but his answers and comments were
“ short and simple. ‘As noted above, YATSKOV said that he is’
‘the newly arrived Soviet. He did not do any fishing himself
but simply watched. YATSKOV and the othor. Sovict.-
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' ‘positigely identify it. .Our picture has sungiasses,. During.
the day Viktor. had on a whité towel protecting his“neck and’.
| ‘a wide hat but no. sunglasses, At night Nick saw very little
| of him and it was dark. However, Nick did. say that our photo
. was not at all ‘Ancompatibie. with Viktor. Also showed’ him a!
. | : ‘iphoto of GAZIYEV and he said that this was definitely not |
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blond: curly hair. medium’ height, vety good athletic: build, nr rn .
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Speaks pretty good Spanish@but HOt as well as ISAYEV or YATSKOV. :
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“/ LOGINOV \to | a."T." However, his nané is Valentin and-not. :
4 _Basilty “Twill show Nick picthres : at. the next: meeting. ): _
8\ Previously Nick has met. ‘8 Soviets, ‘all in true name
(dost. by first name only). Thus it is strange: that BOYAROV
and LOG ‘ov should use Phony ‘Hames.. ‘ .
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‘Sexgeyevich LoGiiov and Yevgeny Nkolayertet GoRLTISYN. Be . Ss he
"gives to LIREALM, Both ‘of the: Sovlets. are ‘known, t treijient the
“French Club, ft is requested ¢ that LIREALM report on any activites’ oe
of the Soviets" at the club, OF any. ether Club menibera wiih whom OE
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, Soorat ‘Service Protection, vad told |
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: CONTACT REPORT yO Oo oe _
oO | DATE OF MEETING: 7 2 May 1966 _ can - _ | ee a
| letme’ Subject saw: ‘hitin at the Club, soe ire Since this miakes two tines thet pe
a CORLD SYN has been at the Club, perhaps he. ts ‘algo a member, ye ao a
vorted th that on Sunday; 24 Apri: he ‘and another’ -menibed.
Sere a egw to: play doubles,. ‘Subject
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Travel Agencies. CAMAV) ‘there.
tors.
7 Consul, Valentin. Sergeyevich. L0G) Vv: planned. to travel to.
Guadalajara ‘on: 25 April.1966 inorder: to attend the Congre
in snferiation, ava: s{habr ou
2 : . in Guadalajara would ‘be.
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~ SUBJECT: Centact Rerort/ r/ —
. 25 Ayr 10005 en ’ Jios ‘arquimades, in ears
“1. Subj reported that he was-at the airpert the nicht of 23 Apr to receive
the Ir ‘TRIST delegation, | XLV representatives Ibar;vien ond Rorero were
also. on hands Boicenko was much put out because their arrival. had eon oe
; —,
. delzyed over the matter of ebtaining 1 texicon visas. Ne. told Subj he “would
ve° ‘int exLoo - only for the first day of - th re AAV conference in Guadale joray:
a decausa. “he was coing. cn “to Montreal: on: 23. Apt, to. inaugurate. Soviet. ship
mincrad The others | would renaiti ‘in - :
} rvice “alzcet. 2m freon. Nontieal and J Le
‘Xexico | for \ . : . wh ;
2. “The: ‘delegate were token to, t ated Reforma, “Sass whe. ‘paige ote “
‘Lakhatloy to the Reforma, asked: how it was that “khailow hed left. the Foreign
‘Office to be ‘an: “‘ENTURISTS Bo khailov said } he hod a 15 year old ‘danghtex,in Hoacos ; ;
and wan ted to ‘renain there. His card read, “Director of International Organizations", .
, _ DNUSISES ns On Lae Peet
. ‘Sub had" ‘coffee at the airport with Yelentin L : ipaeend Viskoe . Nothing a
. > ; -of ‘Subs's break-off: ‘fron Lordnovs - a i toy a
“He seta ke Was hot Manan
mill ‘await overtures: fron’ the Soviets.
of Mexico until Ww Taye _
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RADVANSKIY.
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oS 500,- sunita office “fo ry Ae oe,
ee Apr, 1 oy its office . fH v7] 7/7 > EY ——
3. When the C,0, arrived st Su via, nifisa, one of the vale enplomees., of. ‘Subj
evidently advio-d hin that rei
office to advice the ©,6, th ;
. making travel arranger “ents. frre é Oe res
sar wag heros subj cane froa hia inhor * : ;
. + . 4
vewdoh YUL
Lovey ¥3s in his, office =! —
mt sity hio
ned int the out cr eegteee
back. to the ‘Poosarcenay and hha Shea’ vutied in a aka
pr), had. “no! arrived ‘tat “exteo: as “achedated i
air receiving? “exies n Visas. : The delay.
. dn. Gusdarajera. (ar
. ‘bedause there had’ toon
¥ delay in ¢
: waa. ‘ oseasioned by: texan - da
' t6 process tho vioas. The croup of four haa. deon™ ro-acheduled to arrive in.
vi nd. ‘for, eiintzad’ bio; saphie inforsation in -order
. Vigxi co on, 23. Arr via Sabena. .
telo-r na, Fa eration required ‘tor vise:
_ Tae. C0e saw: the: Lexchan. 7e of
<7 Cc 065257, tecued 25 Sept 1368. ;
Await vay! .
fossa Ahmedoy x (ete), born 24 June » 1924 in Tas Bkerit, chie® of ‘the Usbexiatan. Tourtea
= z
“ that’ he, attended 30° “Kae. to 2 hie 1966). “he neeientists® and -
the] : fEURIST™ ‘rep. for Dennarks - The " Ferresentatives. trot the Acaieny of Seiendes"
"ere Gonnadiys did¥oyevich Foshacy, and a Thnun: Ps, Tnofetov _fearda attathed)s ee
de, "Che c.0. awho had heard from oe
“his -conftentation with Valent 1
that. Rectings: Subj reported a < “Loins
oe Ansistg’ that Loginov cone to his office. ~
Ana, galled ‘win on “35 art » regaeting °
a meet s mews ere | outoides
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o follozing dex, 1g abe, Tactnov eave’ to Subs'c offices He naked Subj how
: hia trip (to Zurore) : hed been and specifically asked if S$ Sudj had secon Ginette :
--Poisced Porter. Subj replied thas he had found out that Ginette and hor husband - |
rore yacasdoning int tly. oy a : , : i
Le. Ano asked whot imnreacions se had reesived Jn Marere: on France! o- bucking a ee
ont et NATO. Subj nnawered ‘that he had ¢ arol: en te gare senehsra, including
bates e) La; Mero-of Air Frénce, sho ccnaidered fin general, that, de Gaulle waa not
“ufohSy. bat that. hia. way
ras “tee areatio, ‘that, het wag annayane everyone; and: that
g several .r 1 itov. asked if. anything had’ ‘imappened. ‘Subj’ ‘roplied’ fie
: had Feagone. _Lyginov’ asked what they’ Here. Lud. oaia- “he wad, dreds, he liad a”
Jot. to ‘doz. and ‘frankly: “he was- plain disapnointed- th ore had been ists doala
planned, nothins ‘happened, ana he was doing guste junk. “Tasthey asked if that .
waa SHe5t8, final deciaion, © Sut ‘J anid yeas x) Soviet. ‘then. asked. if thoy. could»
before’ the éxipectea asrivel -at :
. ip certs to Votico. they “i eld, peat in the restourcnt. :
a ° ‘subj. told. Lottiiov he hg ‘troveled
“yor. friendly. - and ho. as ked” Losttov if) he ‘sinded, that, he ‘gan- the Amb “again,
HOGABOY - “said not tat all~ but not to. eal the. Amb ak tho” Seven ab or use the: phone
th $rto Daz orev), ne “that! ‘they had. heeome: |
Me eat aid i gas
"The (0,0,"-to
visa ¢ tat’ 9 was trent, 7
' ds: te yemin- frtenaty tho shy and: is ree to do anything
oatpene his neet with ec
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a
. Source? WB (te Ay) (FOR PERSONAL: attention cos) aw (320* .
: 3 mt "pater = 22. may, inst. ve ‘ an
. . Can * /
Some tine ago ‘Bub jeat ip radio was stolen from his home, 8
we tiree Tene bates
' He “reported it to the police and nothing fieppened. ‘He haa. continued
- to request: police assistance in thie matter, ‘unt 11 ‘the robbery and’
sub Jeot's somplaining stout laok- of police attention waa brought tor
- the attention of Gen, opsio, ‘who ‘assigned, or requested that an agent
be: ssstgned to go out and: calm down, the irata, ‘Sovist. The. agent *.
LY ha cs itseh?—
J want out. en 19 July, lest. Gi ; . mo ,
Po, (On 20 July, Test, the agent reported bnok ‘to. Gen, Dod that . a
: he hed talked to 6 ub ject for sore time. about: the stolen radto, bit that.
‘roltosing the discussion the: sub Jeet. hed asked. the Beant, "to work for.
‘ide en eortsin siattara”, offer ing him’ 5,000. 00 pesos per months Agent
requested Anetruct ions. ‘Gen. “dfero o. contacted 1/8, discussed the matter — - :
Sand ‘told the agent to accept. the offer. Agent again aaw subJeat ‘on
ne ars July; last, ‘and wes given his fixat "assignment by subjects”
: 7 ere this: waa a request for agent to lesate one NICOLAS JUAN eoStncing
“and latter’ 3 atte, VALENTINA. GRUSDOW DE BOSTROEN, both déacribed as ;
Veneguelan citizens, and to advise subjeot soonest as to street addrass
L and telphone numoer of residenne, a3 well as place of sore eestin -
‘ y oN °
. so-G “H/ ¥ ; wy
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pe (et S_ECR | 7 / (78
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Wh mada: a quick cheak ¢ of the Goberndeién files on “the ‘postnonie, :
ith follesing results:
_ NICOLAS soar Sostici? f 12899 oe a wh
‘Born St.- Petersburg, Rustad i in: Ags. Indieat ton- that at one .
“time. he served “in u.5, ‘Navy. Présently employed ‘as "Director of Projects" :
by Stephens=Adamson de Mexia, 8. A, de Cove, Calle Norte 65 #1058, »
(BePe 16 México, DPS} tele 7-67-8955, N7-h2-220 He te Listed, as Vonézielan
T Patee enten sesamin tt a kits etecnin emt at SIenhtB 8 tfe” ma open
Qi “oltizen. 2 Os re oo a ae vt: or a Cite ae.
VALENTINA, Akgspon' ‘DE .BOSTROBN: 9 2 a
, i - Se —— SS - .
y _ Born Breslau, Copsiany 3. worked aa ‘transiator or teacher of
Russian: ‘at UaNe Presently employed as teacher of Russ tan at the
Ibere Avior toane University. Presently a Venseuatan oitizen,
oa ‘The Gen, Mgr. of Stephenssttanison ‘de Mex too is RICHARD SEMOUR.
. BAKER, & UsSu. altizen.. a :
; 1 ere : - ~ . :
_— 4 - . ; 1/8 eugaeétis ‘that ‘we may y-deotre ti to ooritect Bam ; "$0 ‘got a line’
. —_ a . —_ oa on the BOSTROENS »_ aiid, if, ‘that source. and others ‘avaliable to us give.
a oe, thie & olear, bill, that wo may desire. to dentact ‘them ma start a Little "3
= -Daokfire’s 1/8. will cooperate filly with uss He would Like to imow your.
reactions (ie te personally. Antrigued: by the case ,and” will be. anxious my
to hear from you via thisame route back. } nm! ARITA ma na . S
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70 “ the Files . Ok F 22 July ys
, FROM ows PP loo
Tpke Te ss Ay At 08800 hours 7 nad 2° telephone call from the Secretary > |
i : i * . . ee , = a = te an; =. 7
a rr ce - .+ of Golernacton, Lic, Luis Zcheyarria,- he salf that he had-an urgent
. / se . ratter in which he neaded yy hely, He ag¢sed that this was a natter
j : : i that Pre tent Suctacro Diaz. Orons. vas personality ‘very interesteds .
Se * ane - Echevarria sent nvoy/? to see, and gave ine. t! roto .
: : ine in ormatl on and ask od ‘the, £8) lestg dal a “
. i re ; faye “Prasident faz Ordas is) persofally very apset!" dy
: elle cy se". certain redent actions hy. some Sc foo, (Note: i:
{ Te Us - J believe, lat de nob panes His, he Soviet ras tried to
ns yes "rrcrult! a source close to the Presiieat: ‘and that th is has,
et - , : . Mebokrired"), S . ;
; toe ae “bye. Yalstihin : So weoKGE) is of partic.
ee Garland urgent: iaterest intere ; Pr I was.
+ fi . ° - kold } ny Echevarria on the. _tbtephone that the. top: name en the’
, ‘TOAUETOV, garticalarly say tng, what thera .
h a5 Spy" 3° and, sscon@y, a List-oft knew Sp pies” in”
a imbasey. (rote thes ysts were civen to me orela
vie
. ‘and on a ecard byt sfer
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ee o¥'
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t
ata on 1 t¥0) Wronbisst
H ; . =, 7 asked Echevarria fer his nersoral ass
- the data on Soviets witetithe Veiican Foreten 2
that this date, with pneta
to get this data for us; a:
Metrinction :C€ Valentin nctrro fp HZ! “~ PRATT; Soytat
rR aenenn ae g Fe ssv
Buy U.S. Sais Bors RE din de cre at gs Plan a ee y "\
Cig Liempo/é { Cp - SESE § 3 Lirara’(P4 “TeS4) 3 (rn pm)
9 at (08240- heurs on. |
y rria- urgently These aher
Sa. ft
raphs particularly, xeald’ halo us, Fe promised
id Drinters So push: for it on a contiauing basis,
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Ve ht a neatings with Sub? cot on, VV, and
. : : need Crom 1670 to aborh SOuN cere
. ol. aterod-eci Francis J, COIGNE to ‘ teat aa
co next necking, was set for Ylednesday ov July
carn:r of Puebla and Jalavna strev ts | ;
nals claimed that. he had relatives In town
nis notes ur to date. ‘He had very. Uitte . -
sd ‘vas instriéted to make every etrort 2
mwa ahd ly basis. During the meetine on ° 65
ject uhat-l was leaving and that Tato. — - :
one Vr the future, Subject’ satd fabsoluttly |
Ladking about another tonite. T was ret:
‘aod me and ‘repeated. taak To was. Teaving
tint he understood. My impression was
leanvine ond His reaction to my bit of
ected, (Or rather his lack of reactton).
mabe fash aces Sub 4eet enters thé car ie -berirs nalking- - >
i fells AEE n vary stranre way to berin any kind of oS
poeghea shat he might be reneating a prevaved |
Cour. twicé i asked him the samé queaticore tn
. su see iv he would give me the answer In the
As abhinten My but- he always. changed 16, cnouph.s
ihenped that he was telling. me something in-iis ov.
Neverthe loss, it. was ao point that always’ both: red. “me
bocnake It A matter of records ets
ot
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cone
St trom ‘hha wt then notes) -
cure. Sut ect saw the “short American womin (rreviously
rem Subsect's store to a tourist eveney) - oy.
_ a & rhoning 2
Oe Yeasire e Soviet Hrbassy about 1130 hours, “lie did nek ste
. ner cnser. SHE enme into the shop to use Subfect's phone cut the
short ‘oukcof: order. About the sane time he saw teo'm nr wha
‘ ro be! Americans” enter the Embassy... ‘One wag white and ¢- aa
} repro... Subject: -went ‘to pick up some bothies and rn oe
“spenk to cach other tn English, Accordin: to tubject, 96
hold? nim that two “Airevicans. ‘had visited the bas sy ane
£ Hecarse Ehey-did not want ‘to fisht in Vies Mam, poe
‘con-able: to fdertify thé woman but the Americans
*LIGORL, seid they Left the F bassy at 1157 hours.) |
yi miade! two Wisits to’ the Embass¥. . Once in the. fe
ce tn tte early aftérnoon.: a
“flit © TETKOV ‘told him that. they. warited visas. |.”
: “pow SILNIKOV knew anything about these. _
“PORTO is no longer on the Fain pate of rve«
t
i Fl ohater in the day STENTKOV dronped vy (and made the comresns
. » aboevel, ve else hols vuofeet hat Viktor KALYGIN had been
So J gf placedion rac main robe once. more (confirmed by the berehovces .
. yw art bart ue (21n) wan “officially” the administrative offteer,
‘ yy He ante can now find time to eat Mexican food with 5 .cdic:
} and nuid ne would be by the following day about OCOD hours,
as June ITNIKOV came in about. 0e00 houra and , “8
; ittig~fixed him sore srectal Nextean food -
Anta Day.) He was there for about a half -
zs came in and ordered 75 RESON, - ort
wn and at yoan hours LOcTre'. “e
. vloled three scco.te cases or co.c, it
ie ation is already there™ and asked Subject
: of “ty to the crbassy. On his arrival at
aan : “oye onted that there were groups from all the
Save. - eortes urd that cach had broucht wine and food a
hore aentative, of their country. There was so much food and
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caer Jost zs, dice que at ¥ que, ‘ya deapteg le phati ara-y. que:
. Boo le Liaw: ‘para ‘avisarle que eatd ‘de, ‘regrese aa Que’ tanbiéa
es para, avisarlo qua fio “han: tenido tidtiotas. de ‘TUCHA ° TYCHA
toxdea en ‘seguir
: maflens a las‘onse d: is
- para platter aa _880—~ 515~ :
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(Michoacan) 30 Nov. 61 -
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a states. MCVEMERT “IN THE VARICLS MEXICAN mee pa
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ls. I have reviewed the entire LOGINOV fue ani have made copies :
“of all pertinent LIENVCY. “elips for the following P files and ‘have
eluled note t to ‘that ‘effect An “each ‘of ‘these © files
- SPREE rea rowenta AVILA: Rata P-58- = ae
cba get eat Sa eerre” FLORES! 1. (Be12259 .
: pr a Salvador PAZ Plata. .12775- _
ne Me eee) 7 Bptk@ KAMMERMAN 0 Pe12843,
oT : — = _ en tiachea ‘he re sia ans “tepse’ of all ‘the aaa T found" on” tha
Ju eoreat: toi woas y bite "ALVAREZ: ‘eon fistany at
fo Te . Jose tats ALVABSS + was one of the students ia the meaty
and Thuraday;. 7 to 8130 Pe Bes Rus dati language classes at. .
. “the “Tio: during g the pontha ‘of February and. March.
ae a — (2) AEM, “dated a7} ‘Ne revoir 196 Basan “4nforna tion —~
Tg cata ee
a 4 banter of we ya Commit tts. of. Michoaeans a aes
@) Tha a 30 Noventier. 1964 Legal “Attactie j report one |
Jose Luis. ALvass2 of Yorelia, /Hichoacan; ‘Vas named as one- who
assis zted the National Liberation Novonent in’ Nexico. fo ee
age Bia=20810, dated 1 March 196377 ‘Gheluded tha” feaitag—
——- : information: from LIBRIFOKM:-—"Qne -Jose-Lui s- ALVAREZ— (eatronynée—
re _uninown).4s putting itema.in the!Voa dela Iniversidad! (Univer=_’
_Sided Autenora Nacional do. Mexico) for the Grechs._ _KUBATA,
the Charge d'affaires in the Czech Embassy praised ALVAREZ
na "for his reports and said ‘we will give you nosey and mterial
— aN : ~ te tap Saort t the pagazine', “ALVAREZ also “york. on tho
_ j AS — ~~ University's” ‘Feriedico de la Universidad!” (aavepaper) .
mentee on QPP (5) BEA27516,-dated 27-Cotoder 1965; provided an-L-—-———
-- October 1965 listing, again based on LIFXVCY. information,.on—__._
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a as alm to “ea, Sf. tiebs, o_poonle soothing fa. sent oned about caste
eee ee tenn pen tenes acre tee ney ne meee
waa Sgain included | as an
__which the nano of Jose Luis ALVAi
° active. nember of the: MLN and a menbor of, the State Comm thee
r : of Morelia, Michoacan, which had ite generel offices at Gulllerno
i
anchnne Tete me Lepore of te ee eee ee ne ee te te ote cet ea
Priste 3: 35-10 in Morelia,
peg “hbout’ Gloria’ ‘ALFARO, “I vonder™ Af ‘she | may “fot” ter related 7
teacher at the -UNAM Esonorics School. and.
pe BO Ofelia ‘ALFA Lopea “(p-1339), / friend..of- Antonie SARMIENTO- {P2703 3) -
a and. his. Wifey, Violeta. Both Ofelia. ALFARO. and AAGINOV Attended #. 2 _
L _ ___Shristaas p party at the § SARMIENTO! last. at your (pertinent ‘ol olips 5 tneluied-— _
of | \iith the Gloria ALFARO material attached). In the 22 Juno 66 conversation
re “Gloria ALFARO ‘pad vith LOGINOV sho 1 mentions having net hin at Cirietuss
a <a coptes™ ‘ofall of Loonov's ‘edntagtia” with: thé “Inatitute-———
. as a intoxprotes. y:Traduotores} tnoluding the- -one- ‘wnkoh- mentioned: a
/.. @ré attached. -. Lo _
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- ‘he J called § Subject at his of fice on 261 i! nes: ‘He gaid that he hasn't
- ‘seen or teen able ta do euch lately becaise. he has heen travelling almost
constantly. (C&MPLT: T tried to get hic tiice during tho last tro ‘works
and he Was out.of tow shoth tines). : -
2 “Hewever Subject has seen. LOGIOV ‘ith wife or child at the club|
tro or’ ‘three ‘tines. tle was, never with 1 antento ! & ATI, ‘He has not
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i Loginov said: "You're mad ch mea ‘Subj s adds "i may should Ibe nod at you?"
_ Legitzev caid: "Sogcausa’ of Rages tic" (rotorving to the fect that tho. Sovs had
first given ote vol réquost to Viagea 2 Kajestic ‘to 60° serviced). You" srers ro -
“. elesriy. Don's ‘force ne; and let's be goed friend," Loginov sadder. "You're
getting difficult."
: fer Tconov), Ia any event, Subj told the ClO. thot ho was not going to the
; U3. Pakessy to request the visa, but would buck the whole problea to KL who’
Be Interestingly onou RET, Loginov took tha ors ortunity to bring up operationsl
asked: “Lyra you, still maa?" :
Subj replied: "Te not tad, and I never wad. Loox, Valen tine " ™ (and then
“he mide his’ first att tems spt at clerification, saying in effect” “thet in, normal
3
Lozinov said (nithout bat sting on eya)s "IL: had: sone business ; for yous a
nern ring 25 June.)
would ‘try to handle, , [Corments Ioginov said he vould cena by the office on
sae, oe ~~ - 26 Juno 1965
e/ LIQCSYe
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Uiwvewed
i. In response to a collein by Subs, the 0.0, wont to soo Subs on Saturiey
2, Subj reported het , vhtenta Loginov had avoy! ped in to the office on 24 Juno
tai) Leon 10v) .
to cake arrongen ‘ents Sor | 6 seturn Seip to she Sovict ‘Union for (sie
who, Leincv ssid, bad to: be-in Nescow at. the latest 4 Julye "Subj caid Be"
Wad
27 June with Leenev's Feocpert, because there ‘was tho “Mklihocd that Subj” :
would” ‘ettonpt: to got ‘@ KIX flight for Gochov Via Houston (requiring . aU. s; visa _
vould heve to make ony visa ox oyrengessnats that wore required/,
mattcrs ecain to Subd; and Subj used tha ensuing discussicn to eske hic stance
uiterly cleor to Loginove | The. ‘conversatica Weat tore or less as follovs:
have to srread it ‘ akouind anong: friends;" Subj shrugged this off. . Thon’ Login nov:
tts they wore like brothers; Subj exaggereted a3 is his. menaer= o.
np intinate natie 3 like “pavrdie sg? and “avon unto death hasta la muerte)"
but saying that thet wos th ne culmination point- “anything ‘elso" was- finished),
Subj. cut hin shorts "Don! t bring ne anything. inportsnt or not dis portent- you
[oritys keep it. You tent ‘to go for ee2raci you want’ to go out with th girls; . - vith.
nuck, pleaser; caything up to ‘that point, faa I went yeu to understand thet
Subj yeplieds "Ko, I'n ot aiatiett, bs there's no damase,. I rade ny .
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sbj tecane a little heated in re eit "Yes, bela e good friend, I will i
any plars you have for H
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caro; for eed. about thea, {5 that Glecr? I won't do a goddan th mw (OF we
OU underatant thet, Wo'ro friends (you end I), but beside. boing friends~ poo
per oar" : vay tee eee Fb ye sy , |. ;
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: Loginov took | out a ‘pleco of rarer end started to reed from it, asxing
Subj if he Imew tha non "Diuarde Weboizin- pproxinately 55 years Old= a Mexican. = -
(ats tached isa rhotecory of! the piece of Paper Leginoy hed, been reading,
‘It's ‘iri Rusdisny
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&rd which he: left behind on Subj's éesk éppazontly™ by nistake..
ne Subj ras 3 notable to -translata couph etely at Nrst. glance. - Sudj Plans to
: “peter tie original to ‘Soriney whos ho! cenea by om 27 Jihe.) While Loginov was
‘ resding, Subs soid insistontlys " T don't know. the can, and I'm not goizg to. do *
oo, " TOginovy repliedé. "I'm not .
: vanething es.
shee I don't know (about hin), Absut Pel Ghedro, he's a good friend of YOURE ere ode
Subj said: "Forgvt it” a me, a aw co
i 7 4, Sedj csked tha C,0, - "eid I ‘do , wrong?" he c. 03 replied that’ Subd hod sano 2 :
i recutioul ly- but he has’ to expect thes the Sovg will keep up all “kinds cof n :
a . des
‘ pressures. subtle, agall, oz even erent, end riot so ‘subtle. Bat, tho way is “Gleare.-
ee ; iha kes to do is say "no." |
e _ Subj said that ‘Loginov had brought bis. a box of UP
a3 usual offercd to py, but Lesinov ‘predsea then on hin,
C.0. ko. wanted an express ion of policy. cn how- he. should handle that kind-
pay? | refuse outr ight? “ | :
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: -* Sua 0.0, said we' woul 2d ‘tive: the ges idence he needed for, thst situation,
wtf o 55 She C.0, will érop gzound- to Subjte- daffice carly next wock,
tho C0, told” “Subj” ‘that there ees a runcr ‘that c Olen” eehif fore nn a ;
ad xa tidecsens,
2. : ; "wes seen excuné: ton Subj saié Ko krew of hoth nin on thst score,: but dcudtea oa
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: Loginey heutnaw ¢ told 4 Subject that ho . :
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had reeaiei were vory disappointed,
beeruse. the thas Subj mould COC Pp IVES
Subj-answer: @ broken record by now) that he oti. mae -
-a friend te 3. wastes) their side, he was: their man = but he- . a
eed thoy novida't ty to 5
; serangeesito)= end: would _
“phe t. ord Yatokev can bring ‘back to Moscow. ;
nothings he can't do anything for then. “Loginov ee TS
sbpant back to: Sub j= and Subd cold fot a thing.
Subd's. éf fice .
re adcut, and ‘sab lett it’ ‘at tr hobe he didn't.
the- piece of paper to return to Lorindv/.. 2
" theo wieée of Tapes
inquiry y Subj renticned the nankes’ of ‘sone applicant
in Absret 1966
y some ue
we Tess to take place in Mosecx
canta to Sub" 3 offices Suliet
ay asst card attacked) and two" fricnés
close friend’ to. ths Mextean a ‘to Roscons
va sehey, in Ti, jusna had. tran eferred a-regueat ¢ to Enbj.-.
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has all extra inforz. Pt atica
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~- (fy Lenvoy) of tle ter report «0... Oe a 8
"wa sent to Litespo/a (via Liane 7
Voy, 2) for Liramaceeies mee a fo ’ _
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. Correrp: ~ ee
. 3 3 agosto, 1965: Arrib§ a Léxico,:
otro elexento, de la-KuB,: hieigndose: cargo
'* edfones 7. de los agentes. de iint eligencia.. ih -enero. de 966
“intent§ inflicnedir y recluter-2 un. chofer de la. Bpbajada
| Rorteazoricana en ubsico. “LOSIWOV oo un agente de thigligen=
\-.,- @ha ouy capeettado -y dendsiado activo..:-Debido a cue no: tiene.
’ < . otras responsobilidadés extras, puedo dedicar 01 :95.de su. | .
. > $4empo.a la ectivided de intoligencia." .Tenenos: conocinicnto ne
de gue es funedoneria de intelisencia.de la: CB. desde 1955,
‘Su jofo imaediato ée ste orgeniszo, cn Lezdcos, es PAVEL Ae
VALET SoRGRYSYIC LOCIROY.
- Feoha de necinientos 23. dicicnbre 19276
‘Egploo: Terecr Seeretariv’ va ls Suooisa Consular ae Ja Ee
doje da soviética en Méxicos |
Donieilio: Ignacio. Bator, los] Col.. ooudeyae :
AutonSvals. Chevrolet, Tapia, 1965, licencia, 19: diplonftioas.
‘Tdtonaa que hobla:. espaol « con. ‘fudes y ‘eonilar inglfas: * i we
Sn 1955 se tints ala xORe . :
De 1995" n 1957 concurris: 8 uns escuela de entienantrite. do
no ROB.
Do ‘iss? Q ‘aosto’ de ‘1960, funclonario on ol Cusetod Genéral.
de la KGB: en Mose&.:
be septicnbre ‘de "1960 ‘a. “septienbire do 1963, Serognds, en. Ta
Habana,’ Cubase.
— '., Diedombre. do: 1961s. ¥iog. a Ponati® x . Seuadér con: ‘el: ‘equine:
- goviético do Soccer. Sn ‘este: “viaje: LLév$ “tine ‘gran cima;
oe ‘sinoro pare . los Pertidos Coministas do ‘Ponané z. Eeute-
‘17 rayo 1962: Pos8 por | iéiice an trlastte para ‘Jo urss an iso
de licanciae
9 septienbre 19633" Partié ce ‘Guba pera recresar a: la. “UNSS<
‘Septienbre. 1963 2 julio de 10836, estuvo: con. funcionario. en: _
el Cunrtel. General d¢ Ie GB. en Koeofis
“Fn Uidxico-LOSINOV reazplend 6. OLSG Hs HechiPoRle :
de todas sus “tune
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MEMORANEID FOR THE RECORD __
‘SURIECT: Tinformati on: Local Sovleta Posed i to > LIRAMA
- saformetion an certain local-Sovlets, COS on 22 July passed
the attached informatlon to” LIENVOY-2, LIENVOY-2 will
translate It into Spanish and give It to LITEMPO- =8 who wil
. in tum pass it to” ‘LIRAMA :
22 july. 1966
in response’ to 0 LITEMFO- -8's urgent request for cértata
PoulDillon”
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Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV
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D0B: 23 December 1927
Positlon: Third Secretary [fn the. Consular Sect ton: of, the. /
"Soviet Embassy, Kexico, D. Fe \ ob ea Ts foo
: Residences ‘Ignacto. Esteva. 18-1, Colonta ‘Tecubaya: de
Autatob fe 1 4965 Chevrolet Impala, License. 19 OAL
oon oe Languages: Fluent Spanish, Fair English’ — a
ae Career: - |. : oo \ ”, , ; -
ome “" 1g§$ 1 Joined ‘the KGB oO, | a en
1955- 57 Attendéd the KGB - Training Schoo!
.: 1957-August 19605 officer ta KGB Headquarters, Hoscow .
; Sept ‘1960-Sept 1963. ‘Attache In. Havana, ‘Cubs
oe _ 4. = _ Becenber: ‘19618 ‘Travel léd to Panaia and. Ecuador with é a
, ue Soviet: soccer team. On, this trip.he
‘-carrled a large sum of money for the | ;
Combunist Parties’ of Panama - -and Ecuador... -
. yy hay 19623 ‘Trans Ited Hexléo" en route ‘to the UssR for ieavé
ptember “19688 Left Cuba fe return to the USSR.
-Sepearber 19633 July ‘19652 officer in Keb. Headquarters,
: _Bescows | .
er owe
3 Auguat 19652, “Arrived Mexico. © ee rn ea ee
eo ein ‘Mexico. LOGINOV, replaced: Oleg -M.” NECHIPORENKO, another ° 2
|) ORGB officer: and took over all.of NECHIPORENKO''s. "Intelligence.
cS agents: and: ‘duties. ‘In January 1956: he attempted to cultivate. on
-. . and ‘reérult ‘a chauffeur at™ the Ameritan Embassy in’ Mexico. wee re 4
‘LOGINOV Is an unusually. active and capable Iritelligence. : a a ee, |
officer. Stnce he has. almost novovert duties he fs: able’ to« ‘oe ;
- “Spend about 95% of-his time on. Intelligence activity. We
have known that-he Js a KGB officer slmce 1958.- His = 1) |
lomed tate KGB chief én Mexico. is Pavel A. YATSXOV.
, : m has ego
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ol KGB (Commitee for ‘Stato Security)
” Ghiet: Sergey $, KONSTANTINOV. Se
Deputy Chalet’ Aleksandr V, PRIKHODKO- Se
- OFFICERS: re
Yevgenly I, BEDRIN
Ivan A, BEKETO
Aleksandr M, ‘BROVKIN
Viadimir A, DOLGOV. ~~. .-
' Yevgenly N, GORLITSYN |
- Borla A. KAZANTSEV
Viadislay S, KORMUSHKIN 7
Valentin I, KUCHEROV. a v:
”. Svyatoslav. P, -KUZNETSOV eo os, Jett:
_ Nikolay-S, LEONOV - ~ ea pe re
' Valentin S, LOGINOY =. | , ; °
Vasily s. “MIROSHNIKOV
id-¥, NIKIFOROV. :
_Meksande 2 NIKITIN. -
-Viadimir N, RADVANSKIY.
a /Viladiaite. “SHI
_ ‘Pavel A; YaTSKOV—
Yurly ZHURIN -.
an ‘Boris S. ‘ZOBNIN ©
i 2, RU (Miltary Ieliigcicey
_ Semis mir N, ‘SOKOLOV... af
- Deputy Chtet: Georgty A. SHCHUCHKIN nee
. OFFICERS:
Aleksandr M. “‘DENISOV “ '
Petr F, GORELOY —
Viadimir P, GOROBETS
Yurly N. ISAYEV. —
Anatolly V, KARABACH ;
_ Viktor L, KHUKHOREV ;
- Yurly A, MITROPOLSKTY . :
Valerly V, SOKOLIN : Ivan V. YELFIMOV
Ruslan A, TUCHNIN : }
Konstantin F. VORONKOV : a ;
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epnone call.’ Apparently
he-was guite happy
I was able to’ hear was.
that at night. he dreaas_
conursow (Sunday). they ecorld.
They iaiked fos .quite-a while and‘he.
Ue tola her that he would “take: ‘care of”
ed..co xo to his sountry (USSR)
yf the store if order to afford. hin more.
finished sale EOS, the wanted to J stity.
“That my. ‘friends :
“I had made my Br cogran for today,
t zrand=
the Rowe to » close, my wite: and ©
. Then! -STLNIXOV arfived té dein
y baa’ from‘last ‘night's “drinking.
, she Ambassador's, retura. |
But at this: tiie
oy he, tad ‘alw ys thous nt. . .
: - | : C ce) eat at’ our house. - And- oa
Slog Te the no: “hea said. he world: woome. My wife’ shot me a.
vO. “ . folids | : “STENT XOV. broke the silence saying
a Minute™,. Then he’ left in the
Moe tat : It then. started - to rprin,,;
be - oe ua age he “Estaassye d: the Ambassadozy ate
Yoursy
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shad: returied to the. UBER about two. weeks '6go (Comments . ‘This ta most: probably”
: EQTSEV: whom Subject calle Vaellty and who returned to the USER on 24 July.) —
= (Second Comments “Tile 16 snother example 0 of- one or. ‘Bilnikov! a vulnerabilities.
; ‘eveporating into thin, alr). tee ; ae
ee an : ‘ 5, Conce: fag the. ‘Aten, an the notes for satsirdey, 30 July, | in: ‘vhteh .
ns ~ Blintkov. bid: in’ ‘the ‘baljrood .for twenty minutes beceusé two-other Soviets
ee vt "came: sin, sunset 1 hed the ae to: aay about these two Bovietat :
a-good description of KofaaiettgEn “tnadl ai
2 ay KORAUSHICING newe 4a, a Vieaialay,
aaked, ‘Baby ot about the 6 dtatrepandy. in the 19. July necting whan: !
=PRABHCHOCIN ‘hei’ come. te the’ on Saturday “
Ya a Stacudétng stisexoy's recent work’ “png | up the Eabessy t ‘asked. :
%,
ubject’ ‘eoid: ‘that the Soviets do not: “Vika ‘to deal
“Wito actually aid the work,
‘with established Miriis for, repatre to the. Euboasy because thay ‘eharge too ; La
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: ‘puch, They prefer to deal with small independent, pedcple whon they can heat toed
down on the price. Bubject knows of two sich individualist ~ en ee
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. a. Nicholas: Juan BOSTROEH: schretber;. born Coe
toe 23 January A915: tn) SE. . Pétersburg, Russla. Cedula 9983566. mot
a - +) Venezuelan Passport’ #207100; | Travels:.-}7 December 1957-°-:--- -
yo “slate ‘Nafquétta: for Hieml; 30° October -1961 -entered Venezuela ©
from México; 22: November 1961. left Venezuela for Mexico} -
26 December 196] entered. Venezuela; 56. January. 1962 left"
|" Vonezce le ‘for -Mexico;:5 ‘December 1964 Snteres Ser ale
Sena 1268 left. fenezue te for. Mexico ‘6 March 1966
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fw “Vatant ine GHUSDOULATRIK 46 0 ‘BOSTROEM,. born?
2 dcrover” 1923 In Breslau Germany. . Cedula “#983867,--
“Vene: uelan. Passport. # # 188%. 2° Teer ide: 3 March. ane ,
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bean’ catering the Puineay Cnrough the win door ‘and. wa3-seen: working in
vindow ‘ 22) Noe YATSKOV is entering through ‘the: “tain door ent. wad - : i an
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SUNJECE HtCOwhL-l fe she, yo”
Ua. bie 2 COWL-1 on 27-July at 1930 hours (COIGNE was sick),
The meetin listed anil 2005 aeciés ind Tset the next meeting for. COIGNE cee eee
for tne pat ies and loc ation We atiesday, 10 August, Tell COIGNE
7 | he wilbowe roa eVE-d SSa9 poses for salary for the month of July and - ;
mo ait the end or scr cusih wilt owe aim another 800 pesos for August.
; always’ may hier the dnd: of the’ Moath, . re ”
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ie then od Oger. fwo audio thicrophones and.T gave thom.to we ete
WIE OI IONeS WORE installed in-his- shop and wehave_. _ ee a EE |
ni, Che beowa-paper attached ‘was found ii LICOWL's' . Pee
Ht of:fuae, “Ee said he did not-recall how it ; ;
d did not know who- had written and drawn on the--- = eo
papel = aleve ck since the wor d written on the piece of Brown’ paper: 3
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3 from. 27 July. mectlng (translated by W WEENING:
rouay. my friend Estantslao (SILNIKOV) came. torn me
. “ut about Ww am, and t asked him about the photogea hs Oo
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nd. it was Vasiliv’s s turn "GUTSEV. did leave on 24 ‘it, es ne
Lo “about. 2 ‘ydatrs olii and now It is time ‘to teach him howe
So niade,™ Sy since for thoscof us who live ina free Bo. wt
this iile of this people seems bad to us because everything ‘Is. ne 0
‘ditferoie from: what7 we a) ~Fhey. teach-us.to-love. our Progress: (2). to.
) i, £0 He les the: poor, “to- ose food" ta beg EECES,
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anges f frony.c ‘
es ‘throusty thelr embassies, Daily, their pore ation,
Th fact, a nronth a 180. a group of Mexicans"
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‘its, niignta Uy | ick@ tru who eannot™ ‘realige thie” evil tn do in supportliig* :
tha who Sow th ofhition wherever they fo, “ After secing people'come. . +”
every dayits the Linkassy to‘et propaganda we can only think that” Ht O?..
their work 1 is (valid), - : .
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Gene ral Cane: 32, “and as. whe Was “about to hang up he ssed that they 7." K
bestire to walt for him at 7:30 pm, After talking to whoever it was, , 9... *”
he asked in. to sendim, at the same address on General Cano, two wo, un 4
(cases of quinine warer and gingerale by 7 pm, without fail, I[deltvered — ; j.¢ .
them in perso .and took ehem into the kitchen and I noticed that the house ” ,
was betas repaired and that they were getting ready for*company, since
n | there were seve rad. iottles of liquor there, (COMMENT: No Soyiete tok
live at General Gano 32,° NIKI'TIN Hyves at General Leon 32 and, «
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a supeti tite ‘de ont: NTU FATPOT TO rn . ;
_ Be saben got irean. Fst Lleguds Trepedente do Hosed ea ol:
|“ wpolo a6 ne 232 10 hrae : « .
JOnGE noges te GRA ao ‘Cubana’ as " atdetay ‘pregunta per.
LOUTROV porive, qutere rahor (08 iiacer fobré la ‘Llegada doi ;
- Ballet Wkraniane ‘qlee astimlivunty. sotdn ex Verinmen ag pore ‘Regan
‘via. La itabana.” ox wréxasre dia 100° ; - .
- * sparhpo cuRDELo ESnwud cubiaia’y ‘putuda a au eologs Leoumov
| ¥ eomuntea: ‘que el Balist Ulrantens n6 va a necesitar do viscous
ya- aie ‘del. visio do Viap0: da Venosnole paesa. al. ‘vusle so Cubans :
Noned a
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19 Sop.65 “vatiebieK ovisa que tiene probleima son lea soliorse: VLUTARCG
: HERRALDIZ, DARGANTES y GENZALT <2 que van a howe, :
27 Sepof5 ‘Fe invitado a reuniSn-coctel dol Cuerpo Coumiler para ol
présine dfa Yo
. 6 O8t.65 JORGY MCJIAS MINpcn. avisa In Llesodsa do 4O deportistas
a ; oo fUSOSq LOGUINOY ae encargea de atendar dichos jugndcress
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Hace reservactonée vara dr at puerto da Masstidn,
a) avtaado por KE REBIRTO JORNIN da la Enda jada. Cubana, quo
en Yueatdn 820 eneventran tos barcog rusoa *Zhaf iro" y otros.
cen e1 que ‘hay 4 an lostonads: por @xyloeién do una: ealderas
. “Reserve: per Moxieana. ee. aviactéa pisses. para 82 tomo” ae
_ 7 pare SUGSNTO. GORLYTZINE.
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i : “HARTANO: “GARCIA cénzuk Cubano « ou 1 Mérida, tuforwa’ dneddonte
del. barea donde bars desionade VICTOR MOROSHOY “
- Leaionade HOROSIOY p utd on transisdado ala edudad ao Héxico
“para sor atandido por- los. doctores coNcit y, CARDENAS do NGetany
ru. Dre. EMILIANO, SoRTANO ‘te informa Yo ‘saiua ‘ae un. marinero.
“FUGOs a quien postortorueiity spears de apendicltiae
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CHARLES GO. MUELLER de: la pebé jada ‘de Eatades Unidos, oclicita
la visa para ou espoaa BLAINE. : °
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’ Replama a su actga scntpnro FLORES que la otra oeasiéa quo
fué anvitade a su fiesta astatioeron wunoa norteasaricaness Bate
oq. disculpa y lo invite edlse
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eiutas mgnétteas para da grabedora DRS de LOGUINOV.
Noe atendidn por et Oro SORIASU y opersdo a@l los de fobrero
en la Cantral yudrurcicas
Lo.Fsd.66 | " Resorva pasases a Maznt ing
AL Feb.66 ©. | Avide o GONZALEZ do Villisnin ¥ Comafia, que sale a
ae Contadcoaloes. a vies lar Qn earga od baroo y. pide lo ‘conecten, _—
_ eon “elguns. peraona de Hoe, puertes:: . i
BRICKA,Correoponaal de “the Husa, ‘ge pone ‘ae acuerdo para -- a pee tse :
“hacer unaredniéng =... ; re
_Por-Andieaciones do PRIIMONO, Levard. ‘a SARITA ROSSENFTELD ; a7
_ y- ‘PERLA GONZALEZ de Tho Rows ‘inva taciones pare do recepoién dol
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SANTIAGO Rico de Agonciao Generales Nawfetaas, inforna. a.
LOGUINOV que loa bayvoos rusce. *Thutomaiéa* y Shelengalée® que en”
: “dias pasados. estuvigron oar gande on Coatzacvaleos, donde: esture _
. LOGUINOY 5. represarén | on cuatro dias nde por lo que. quiere saber
as! oo. posible: que. Aun’ bare ue. ealo el fa 18 eon degtine a
“ha Havana regress ol 26042 a carcar 59500 tonsladas., do. tats
- Sammutéaatder ‘ouyo “capitdn. antomad a STETLER ‘de ‘proyfue ‘qué’ rogi
_ vearfa para. eca faohag. y. autsro: recopdar que, dete ‘darse. avies
--@ la: ‘tapi tanta 68 Puorte oon trea: dias. da entieipaciés. ae
” eRicKa lo: invata,. a conar a au. domioi1ic, z, pregunta, oa wa
_ tone tistos ‘gus! {popelos: para: _podor vanJer, 2
7 . SALVADOR ¥aZ de Representactones Harftinad. “quien acompaiid
Po ‘al LOGUIKOV en au Aitime viaje. @ Hazatldng inforua fomiliarnente
' fa liegada de doo barooe ruses el ‘Ortlidn® y el “Venusterly? que
préxisanento lisgariin a Acapulco, pidiende gre una persona do ia
Fobajada vuyo @ ose puerto. para quo sirva de interprete.
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Lanes a 1a Feria fed Mogare,
“rade oon LoavEncy. —_ - .
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SALVADUR PAZ nueveneata Infersa a LocUINoy gua de Aeapnico
el baree que liggS necenita para castos 10,000 dolares, para:
Sombuntiblo, gastoo do puerto y provisiones, LOGUINOV inforaa
que los dard hasta of lures, ouande. recresé ol Coneojore VISKO
deo Yeracrus donda satd atondiends. ‘el berea Micmcicithl
~ ABELARDO ‘CURRELO céneul Cubanoy do Anvita para el priate’
De: Manatidn’ ar capa do arse Suyrée so Somuntea: on
So. | eotintind. saffand fon HARGARES FEDCR pare que. lo 6s loo.
documentos que LOQu THOV neoeaitac.
r as Ho,
SALVADOR bat ‘quien méatraria lea dtepestotones respects.
, ad arribo do ‘barcos me rcéuted a Fuertoo, -nacionales y ver que.
opintsn. “*t4onen ustedea: sobre 250° yy. ver of ustedes sono > Saba jade
: pueden tonar cartes. en: a disunto? «
a aa rar : 2 * 4 : < ~ Tog
“sh Dre Jose ‘wurs ALVAREZ, GaLLou. ae reports LeavTiioy le:
ane » haber‘lo do jndo plantaas ayer: en- ‘Cuernavacas 7988 wrs .
“CURDELG 20° invita 42 ein que, * TateKov y - HRosTarEXG y
despedida gol Lice CARLOS GONE AED. PARRGDI ca organtzada por. ‘al ©
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Comvdna oon MRCrDES THEVIKo de 1a Agooiasién Mexioana do
. Agencias de Viajos, sobre las actividades da los delegadea ruses
a la conveneién de turiemo en Guadalajara,
ROR? UBLRIE 4 1a -recepetéa dol dia 25 on ia rea jada 46 cube én - .
Drs AMARAL aque dijo ser persoguide peiftico do -su pafa natal
Brasil, pide ao LCOGUINGY asilo dentro de ta exbajada, porque an
1s de Cuba oe lo han negaces LOGUINOV recuarda quo hay um tratgde
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Antrieano.
i 3 May .66- . Se “pone en sontueto oon ol capitan dol birco *Volehovik?
: ; en Verdcria, a progunta | ot yo aparcoté el nariners. TUusd. :
eo — (rootericimonta ae BUpo que dicho mariners habia faltede a ow.
bareo por ‘cuentioncs de » fanaa). wo ~
“ ri. Die. Juan MANUEL PERNARERZ RODRIGU 2 quo’ dijo: wor Fepree. =
‘sontante. dol. Gobierno del. is tado. do. Néxioo, le ooliesta vide bs
- ‘Loguritov le invita. ‘aque pase | waiflase ata eb Jado, ; soe
, pres akon tnbsate ou tener sus doeumen tée Upara. poder
Aprovechar piu viaje a Luro;o y vieitar Nosed, LOGUINOV ofrace --
hablar eon ol - outa jador af os. neoesario a por ta etepesia: ‘ges :
_ - etonte por: elle? 6
Lisa la “ateriossn or deronte de ta ‘Agonota Vega & Cook
porque sioupeo iio’. andon Pacujorbes pare aus vivag. Bo- van.
bien, requi aitadoas.
Couietonade ‘por KAZANTSEV,, “sommndoa al Live FEnNaitbo YLORES:..
TRIED Ae Soteoten T jo: 4
a: Esterdores
“a loa paeaporton | en. regia y ye ‘no 1s ‘importa ase esa- pereena:
. veya. on wisitea oftolal, .
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30 soy .66° “Heserva pana jos: pora Veracrus. - _ 7
leoJun.66 VERTA GONZAL"Z PADILLA reclama el 4neumplimionte éo2 :
sontrato do arrendamienta do la casa en Cuernavaca para el
personal do la enba judas .
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& Jun, 66 SALVADGH Pat PLATA pdde to ayude. para obtener ls ropréencn
ocho ‘ tacaén de los darcos rusng quy liegan al puerto da Veracrus,
Tek a mee eevee wee —porque ae reaibtd un. teley an aun ‘dicen que Rusia va a _amportar
un cargamanto de guberias LoGUINOY lo ayadard | pero no le pueden :
ys . disoutir POF terétonos
ay ) din 68. ory Bro, JOBE: Lore _ALVAREZ GALLO del Institute do! Interprotco - o
“y ‘Treductores, le pide. Lieve” el proyoctor da. Gino, “pone. os09 ‘
eofoise, titan dedoos de ver ate “peliculas”, : Lee
“@tonsa “ALPARO. ee cunivie pare platioss oon algunes
funeLoparios de le embajadne LOGUINGV eatd dé. acuerdo on qite .
96a oa viernus duspuse de das” olavos- ‘de Angles"«.
‘La. softort ta” HERNANDEZ! dod “tnatd tute: da ‘Interpreten, ¥- ‘Traduce
“Corea, 3e° avis que ans elaisa sordn hasta ta préxins. sennna
porque SARITA otgue onfermay : :
De de agente Morris Termanoss
Inforsan ‘wobre st Lenogo
: “SIRIAN de is Xeoncta, Mundos Toutes, despise de ‘tratar sobre ;
, “wibas, seolaia: al. mal humor do" LOGUINOV. ol ‘dfa que. eotuve: ou ou. Oe!
9008, puce hasta ou famitia Be Boteatée. LGGUIROY. recomienda, lon oe =
wha. nevelas de omor qua policineas,, Rerque le’ hase preguntas : ae
que Ro. puede sontestars Loe : A os ~
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29 Jul.66 '. Pregunta al Lie. HORA PLANCARTE’ ofteiaa Mayor de la édeara,
- éea Diputados, al motivo del viaje a Rusia del Diputada- JESUS
SANCHE?, pasa poderle otargar la vigas :
Gaetiona visa para Fatados Unides o.ncabre do VLADIMIR «
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- doses aeistir al Congraso da Mlorobiologia -an Mosed oe _Anolusive _"
Cultural: ¥y Consretal TUD0G 6 Looumnov. dard gustess la visa + a on.
Lila emba jada leo ponard | en ‘contacto. oon esas personage
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Saoretaria de Neoursos Hidraulioosa ,
lo solicita lu visa, para asietir.a un songresos
uh Ing. MARURL ARAYA de la
Bl Baba jador | do Cuba HERNANDEZ ARHAS, pide se ayuda a
“un gron ‘enigo nuestro" ol Dry ALFONYO ‘MARTINEZ ALVAREZ quien Cog
esta 4 invitado pare, los Hfestejos dol 26 ao Juiie on La Rabanne.
Eu. ings mania “AMAYA “agredcee’ ta vitea étorgada ya au regrecs’
‘ge rormirda para. an, eanbio- de impreetonsss LOGUINOV Xo coperte “ ‘
Pa . Saad - =
eh Lice LARA PLORES informa haber reetbide cable dol
Yeba Jjador: Joss ‘YTURRIAGA en ‘ donde- ‘ratifies su invitactén, por. t,
éal sotive poltoita- Ia vioag ¥ “pedex, plotiosr eon los Agregndea _
BOTAs Freouantemente. ee busgado Loci yoy on ia ouba jada pagag:
ein qui ae encuentro: Sates.
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Sarat ae Dy! Subd" 8 office eof}. yee ve
aife nent to ‘Subjts hone’ the evenire of 20 Sept for dinner.
ator oe rete tsenghsp | with: Sut J" F] wife, *thig avoiding ‘ure: of .
. nt beside voy ond subd ond his ;
srortnn¢ their rent. Tn epeakinig | 7
“péabibie ¢ &0 te
_ aroblen: with. th
; shabby treatrert that had ‘been’ accorded: the delegates’ to. the wierabiolertcal ‘ongreos
in Hoacow (Sutj had told ‘the ¢/0 that the attendees to the Congress didn't oven ;
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- Loginov was evide: tly “Lavestigating on complaint o* the “erterna sho ‘ad attended.
Subj acted if Lo duty ips cing fo vrite hie report to INTETIST. Leyinov: ent, .
- _ . "No ='bisher - te bhe feddere of Touriom” = - _* .
“gall asked incthere wu: my “ord about hia tei Cy the reenter convestione Lf
ond) ole A
Terdnoy, -
“tha. ‘impression: ‘that’ “Lod no ‘wan,
ake Subjta places ” At any rites Subj had tie ;
a “he. . bramared Taltinov/. Subj replicas "You! chave- more: -eontacta we
to ‘recorsiedd- igotie.
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eo yk prebeh Poin Tacs: “senehda shoned subj an article in Siesree
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‘Description of “atentado” described above.
18 Sept: Kothing _ a . SO
. LOGINOY telle bis that he is nog Cossul in place of YATSXOY.
Tol he-is looking for a 3 bedroom house with garden:
pear the. Embassy) and not -s0re than 4,000 EN “ poath. Asks
- . Subject to-look for ons, %. -&
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‘18. Sep 8] EOY: and STR: ‘HOV. cone | 4 ou: gubject invites :
* thea. ‘home. for lunch, They can’t because: STRIZEDV': ‘bad to. drive Coe
‘Aibagaador toa conference: with Chilean ‘Ambassador. 1400 - Met
: SILNIKOV in alone.- ;
19 Sept: SILNIKOV cones in 3 times: 1100 to 1122; 1420 to 1440;
gs BCR ET
on bicyele a ‘ and. finds : a. house
/bedroons : but reese ‘at. By ;
is a . (Bot 5
ta ‘ear. aud. not returning “py, 1400)
50: SILK :
1820. BTLNTEO i STRIZHOYV. ‘drop. by to > aatie
1830 to 1900 with STRIZHOV to eat tacos.
‘@rink. 1400 SILNIZOV, STRIZEOV and COROBETS drop in for a
= ir
(COMMERT : ‘As usual LILYRIC and LIHITED do not support these tineo).
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Te C/o rerinded Subj of what he baaiently was in Soviet eyes = an- Saatern :
and nore, he had never professed to then ary id ecological
Tae rost he had done was to declare that the “«@Q. :
; oir the ‘ntbning shdes, 7
. . Lureponn. refugee’ ard a Jow..
. bo * gyeipn thy to tho Conrunist cause,
Soviets represented the wave of _the the futeroy and he iG wEr tea 0 be
ust: recognize that ‘such’ sontinent eoning: froa a i
Langa ee
convireed the Soviets.
"You know. ‘ihe: answers."
' Prikhoitko: “TE you! ‘would ‘have to*mat a. man in ‘your értice) would you
; 7 ; 3 moot, “Subjett 2 "It would, ta difficult. necessary to consult Godernacién, because the’
; - a - gomrany had to have the yequired capitalization to place a fete
; " . : ’ a foe see mop sms <= rom Licaed- ~5 Cael
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° whom’ ‘gubject ‘docan*t know.” Gubject hasn't 1 seen ‘GORLITSYN ‘since
. ogutstas ‘or in the ‘bar, Bubject doesn't see him for sistained.
a periods | Subject has seen LOGINOV talking to SARHIENTO or his. a
. Hot ap ppear. to bé" ‘very. much, ‘interested: in: people. Thus he has. Lie
| played tennis with - ‘SARMIENTO for. years ‘and hasn't a thing to -
_ ‘say about, hin? except that. he is a pleasant tennis companion, —
.: Similarty’ ‘SARMIENTO 's. wife is good looking and a good tennis player.
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‘CONTACT EXPORT ; ‘ 7 co . |
SUBJECT: _, Ernst GOREEL. oe re |
a Dati ‘OF vastano: _ 3 September 1966... - |
Ye Yr: ‘net ‘with Subject. at ‘hia office on 8 ‘September | 1966 .
30. Newt neat ine is An About: two" weeks: to. ‘bee
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our: last ‘meeting. - . :
-Bince LOGINOV ‘dosen't : play: tennis ‘put: conly, site around”
or" thee: times. ° peaking teres with bin’ in: “the- bar, Subject
~ However, he does .
ed! “ind: wilt ing.: 8
_-8, IT haven't had an opportunity to talk to Subject's wife
- yet because Subject says that she does not know the SARMIENTOs.
I met his wife last fall and noted that she is much more alert,
interested and lively in social relations than he is. Therefore
I bet that she knows a lot more than he gives her credit for,
_I intend to invite them to dinner soon in order to talk with the a
wife and explore possibilities,
. — paul Dillon
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SUBJECTS Contact revert/ LICOZY=5 . . . .
7 Sept, a few minutes, Sears Ejeroito Nacional ‘N nL
& Sept, 1100-1200, Subj'a office
7 “3, On 7. Sept “at. about 1100: the 6/0 nade a rovitine: call to Suhj's office to determine
“af. ‘Subj would be availeble that day. - Subj responded that he was glad that the c/o °
” fod-enlled bedsiise. he had - to see him urgently. In cha¥acteristio manner Subj trying =. & oe
: dou ble tatk told the c/o that he hed received | a felegrans, that’ hia old ‘friend (riences) of: ‘
chad’ ‘to: atice for the’ “tact that: there ‘atant havo: been erecta éf'rcuns tances “ta” o
the ‘Séviotat ‘orangetiont for their weet. with’ “Sib Je Further, Jthia was Prikhodko's
fleet meet t arth Suby after. returat fron Mosecy where it ds ®_presined he had ‘taken’ :
he Soviets broachéa a ‘really Siportont.—
; Sut would conduct hinnelf g0° as.
tt out of, band - - in which cage he's was" to de nori-ooinit ttal and | atelt ona acetatons
os “The ofo had: “communicated to the ‘Station the tack he- was “going to take, and
Waa later, informed by the Station’ to reveree ‘the’ plaming of Subj's attitude toward
a contingency Proposition of the Soviste toa flat, unconditional "no."
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‘accord in-ly, the ¢/0 trie’ to reach Subj at:hie office.
_ 60 the ‘c/o left-a message. to ve civen to Subj ‘if he” should arrive’ vefora 1500.
The; Besnage was) ™ En el negseio: con, sus arigos deberfa us tod Aeoir "no? a todo.”
Subj waa not there
J.
: The mearage Turported to ‘cone. from *Seier, Berger.” » :
—_—
In a ‘téleptione call to Su¥j at: 2800 that evening the c/o learned fron Subj.
. hat nothing of frangeending: importance had oceurred: ‘at his weet vith: the Sovietay.
son)’ ‘had gone “oft az rights: He ‘haa spoken’ with; ses (ans ie- still in ioncoe
énd° with, ‘the, Ministry of Foreim “Affairs) who sent hie regards to Subj ,and alee! four,
Ne had. ‘seen Pavel Yetakov- dn Héseow who told him that he hed wet |
_ Russian records.
Ef ther
ot (, Subs din Paris.- ‘Yatskov: would be returning. to Hoxieo. about, 17 Seftenbér 1966. Et
soe, os © Prikbddko, o or Loginew tola Subj. that Loginov ‘was, a9. Now the. _ Soviet Consul ; a in oe
a : _Teinoy 01d. Subj ‘that “he. would ’ ‘Pass by by Sut ‘office on. Konday : (QQ Sept).
oS ; They incised the invitation t the: travel; agents! to. ‘come to _Moscows: ‘tbe.
“ota” ‘that swerve: INTHRIST, représentatives, in Mexto0 chad ‘been invi ted, that he had’ a
i the telegram and that he’ was a going. to coordinate the: Serangonente for | the travel | ,
: . 6 ‘Séytecker, 1966 boide there will be t a cehference, 24- ‘99 Oototer dn. Tosco of:
: ‘travel. agencies that collaborate ‘with INTURIST Agaling with international /tearkony
to ‘in Hoses ind me
eee everything, eves by cables" “Subj stated” "Y6a san reftiee ng ‘a , vioa.t “Beit « é
"PO Su. @dismisaed that; “saying” that if Subj goes ‘to, Woséow ie ‘wilt he ‘aeet Prixtodkota vo
De collearues, and that if Subj is in Mosece’ thedoctors- there would be ‘happy to
. chock into Subj's health (a matter menticned praviously with doth Loginov ond
Prikhodko).. Subj, responding sonewhat nockingly to this expression. of concern ;
by the ‘Soviets, said fe vas still their friend ‘and one of then, a : 3
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Pri khinito ‘thon revarked something to tho-offect that Subj nod didn't? vant, 7 Po
; .to do anything fos thea -what with his bad health and being tied up in tesiness=
. oybut that maybe in: tho future, sees and “then got very much into the present ty ,
sliding eanily into. tha-old sroover he gaid mr tarkod/JBu several times about
8 oun conins, tourist to Hoxieo: - > what, ‘ds the deat way. ‘to o arrange Tegal 3 ‘reatdendor
with the. S Sovteta. Therefore he- toot
- alaays in, hia rondo “re Heit obj oud the 0/0 * that “Hf "the wrettert ts
The fo: ‘adked ‘Sib: if there had’ ‘bean-any travel arrangements fo wion-Sorie
: . r Siibj replied that: Julio’Rothens tre i ch whoa Sudj- ‘et ; 2
“ aa ‘a “Getrnen. “Ten, and “fis wife,.. ‘a Rusaian- Jen, had. left 5 Sept to ‘New Yerk'en route a
to the ‘Soviet. Union, Subj’ said Rothénstreich had told ‘hin that he was ‘Priestly’ with >
the Soviet Ambassador ‘in Mexico and represented "Russian ‘firms* (sic), Ha.sas to
retain in the Sovict Union 15 days and visit a few cities, Moscow, Kiev an Telscgreds
‘and ‘then some cities in Europe, Vienna. and Paris, Subj said that Rothenstreich's
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own firm was making the hotel reservations in the Soviet Union for him, Subj said —— se
he had met once before with Rothenstre{ch years ago, but didn’t know: anything abcut
hla, . : .
Subj also mentioned. a widowor in hio sixties, oevteSenotany, who loft for
- Hosufay hay u broti]er in Kiev,
the Soviet Union on 2 Sop*
be. The fo. had noticed a now face, enang Subdjta enployées ond anked' Subj. who the.
Sib 3) ‘oxplathed ‘that he. had taken: “on, the new ail, Leticia. Cisneros, the
. |
| uo . fri: wag.
on ae - cating at if not” hia. perocrially- Sonsche fros hia- fire :, Tike Miriam, 1 mae
. “interested in InvURIS?: business, ‘and ‘felt: that) he should: Know 3 what plana INTURISE
ye will ‘be fortuleting inasitisch - 83 ‘his conpe ti tors will be there. “He ia ‘intorested’. an
‘tov ‘know: what ‘pércentage he gots of- IXTURIST baginess., ‘He doliaved that INTREST oo mn
would. “£o6t 50% of the. coats. of staying: in ‘the Soviet Union during tho conference’ en re
other’. travel agencies! ‘that-were to be invited. Of the — mt
f <<) Er folt. that he following were ineludeds Garza, Garza Tours, ~
y: Nexnériica Pegaso, Exdureiones y “Vigjee (SVISA),
Subs iew the, “sefea” of
“0 twelve eon: tes
“De Carlo- Toara, Hie jes Kelis, ook "s
American Expres, and pesaibly . ditovi jea Internact onaless.
. al these. woe!
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aa Y 8 ‘reported tnd he had a’ adeting with |
-PRIKHODKO. and LosiNov at: 1500 on 7 Septentior at a. ‘Resdaurant™
in- town. - cos . - “
2S rs 2..- on. vA " Beptember LOGINOV ‘Yeft ‘the
“ ‘Babasay ‘alone’ “in. ‘his- own. ear: at 1403: going. north .on Tacubaya. :
_ PRIKRODKO- ‘left alone. on foot to the east at 1416. They" both: -
érin LOGINOV'S car at: 1720. 7 on Ley
~ Foturned together
OO 3.- “Thus: LOGINOY: ‘picked up PRIKHODKO somewhere and took”
bin ‘to the: LICOZY-5 1 eoting.: Thia- ren not. only “a good" ‘antie- ;
surveillance « device ‘but: Iso helps, to Prevent v us, associating.
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on Was a response to my questions ;
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Hey left the store at ca 1410 and stopped off to get.
ten (COMMLNT: they: cidn’ it actually arrive’ at LICOWL's
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tne had toid him that he-had obtain
to bie (@ (COMMENT: Stix
hayley tke prt. of. a case
ag ind told s TLEIXOV the
's reaction was .one. “of 2pprova
vos
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ina sae station wacon eons hte
P nateént, ang he is site: and the. two s Soviets,”
on ih the meeting Siu rpiect volunteered: thé:
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elon now, I ‘asked. Subject, 4f. ‘he ‘didn’ t- ‘think .
a Dit indiscrect: ‘since he’ could have burned oo
y since SILN KOV- has now ‘shown. an ‘interest _
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and thatAla ¢myde" us jugt a uy of Jdoshing Loginov.
the C/O. that he felt ‘strong tn hts capacity to deal with the-durtets, ant that
Subj then anaerted ‘to:
ats Joking rémarks in now way ‘yhttated that strangth.. .
Tha C/O brought up the matter of Subj'a having told foginov he would supply.
+ Ate personal documents to Log lnov, and (solely with th ‘dastgn/of reaching for:
So, SudY'9 mottve) stated that wa thought it would be bette “Subf did. nothing
ta piss these duc cuitents te. tng. Soviets and held. them off indefinitely. Subs
aprearcd a btt chagrined. atthe C/0ls Pequest, and told the~C/O why: *-ha- .
6° bastards” hls documents to’ show ‘them he had’ nothing to
“Aldea, and that. “he was not: -afratd of thems tf he didn't give over’ hts documenta
they night think: they | had something on Ain. Further he. felt that Ae: was buytng ~
insurance. OY. jhand tng. them ver openly, and gave as an example that he night be" ~
Bening. .
*
oe? Therefore, Subs: asked tna’ ‘ofo to, check utth” hts. nbossea” to see: otf he could:
. a - get the go-ahéad on handizg over. Ats documenta. “Sub” said tf the answer ta ino”. ;
Fee Le x ha will comply, but-hig pleading to .the C/O appeared cs. tf Subj thought hia sas
the wlser course. (Comment: Daapite the C/0!3- mathod of challenging Subs on
| . apectfics; ‘tke the” tmaybe™ and tha. ‘passing of the documents, the™ Cfots™ ‘oun
1 9 ; J ha Chidved a very ‘satisfactory statue ‘tn his dealings
-( th the: tate, Satisfactory. . in’ the oange- that it ts in ‘accord with tha
St tion's ob Jactives tn the case and equally important that it-can be matntatned
because té ts constatent : with Subj's Bersonaltey: and outlookef ~
We. Baby’ expressed a destre ‘for. another get-together with tha C/o “ana Ale: “uh fee’
Tha c/o explained that.his. wtfa “would be. deaving México by mtd~Jonuary --and
© SudyF who doesn't heed any ptetures toda draun for hin, immed totely- hazarded ~
"the opinion ‘that that. rieant that the C/o. would be“leaving nat too dong: aft
. Ihe c/o acknowledged , this (posstbiitty, but said. he. had no idea. Of. when tt: ‘would © :
“take place. _ Subs” wanted ‘to know tf there - gone to. ie. Oe
i a: that" ‘of course» puId.: fof
the’ tina’ came. and” ‘tha C/o a;
for the gat-togeth ris reve fer Sonia Indep tates date ‘before the
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“MEWORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ;
. - SUBJECT: , "Carlos, BLANCO Bolano @+9990)
= ee Ta “Fo iowing: ‘te our te. report on Subject which wanitven a
” .t6.008-on December . 1966 in response to. the attached §__ oan
-Fequirements : ——
; ay "Gartos BLANCO works’ in the. , juasetal. ‘police. asa . :
“confidant of. Carlos. CASAMADRID (P-10968) « - Barlier he’ vorked ‘in rn Can
the’ DFS and later worked with Caxloa:: ‘MADRAZO | (P=5193); in the PRI, . 7
When..MADRAZO™ left ‘the -PRI ‘BLANCO ‘continued.as hig aide, Later . ~- -_
che Went to: work with CASAMADRID, _ Yn the: DFS he never worked on Job ;
- . inves igations: but was ‘assigned to. the. secu ity of rtBttens :
; Y ist ‘Saturday. (COMMENT: lecenber,
“evide tally 3 in | response o our requ: ‘enont which gource - :
“Hie . said that he is- a friend ‘of.
‘3. Source submitted ‘BLANCO 'a’ oar. “on: ‘the back is written
Atenor “Sale # 110-7, ‘Col, ‘Naryate. BLANCO 8 home address) and
nbers10=3 .
pea | Dalton. -_
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2 DT
ae Contact ‘peport/ LICOZY=5 ~~ (
=. ame 19 Dae 1930-2000, Hotel Reforma
woes ame. C/O arranged to deltvar.some Itquor to Subj at the time he was hosting
: . an Atr Franca cocktall.at the “Hotel Reforma, After.tha liquor was transferrad
to Subjis car in a naarby. parking lot, Sudj récounted to thec/o the story of a
7 a Subd reporti, trae {tog trap to hts office unannounced ‘and provatled on foe.
$-fo have 2 coffee - with Alm. Loginov fresented. -: eee
- ‘some. personal qmastionn ; Te
I) How had: Subj. left Poland (ofter wiz) for Portas. had kts docunantatton eet
been aga. or. ‘t1légel.- subs. ‘answered that tt wos ia@gal. _ . dag
2): How wis he able to enter forta—did he have a valid French visa, Subj vs
. a sald ‘he did. How dong did he stay tn Faris. - Subj satd.a-faw months,
Sledh es ) -. 9) Bias Ae-raleased from service with the (fol&sh) UB? Sibj-said. yes. Woro..
a an _ thare any conditions to thts release. Subj satd-nos NXAXX Was he supposed to
Suz be: “contacted - “by the ‘Poles. + Sudy said yes, and related the story of-how he waa .
* contacted tn Mexico. (ta March 1955) by a “Poltsh diplomatic courier who drotight. o
' @ latter from Sub J's old boss tn thé UB, Stanchuk (phonetie), and how Sud) - “
‘answered that datter, . /Comment:.. Believe, the story given in some detaty tn
; dabriefsing of Suby on Ais: experiences in. U8 and WHIT. Loginov wanted to know
af Sub jts. response to. foles-had bean. posttive or neyative. Subj satd tt had
. been ne utral, Asked- “Why s, Subj” replied that he. belteved that eighty percent — °
‘ Poles” wera antinsovtet. Logindy said *You are right. nl. :
sg inov | asked Subs. how ha wz getting Glong with the Amartcon atritnes: .
tthe : ne", and asked whys ‘Loginoy sald that ma be y - Bf a
earn tha nate of * tha dtrector of the CIA tn’ i
Subs” told. Loginoo he was crazy, or. couldn't be sertous; he. couldn't |
+ information._1dg {nov asked Subd. if he could, would Ae tell the” Joe
Subj said’ “maybe. * ». coe Fe
. But Subj: ire perfectly at “eas¢. in
“eruth. 't6 the ‘Sboieta, ‘ond: had * ‘nto ‘hesttatton tn showing: thom Ata.
: ie a "at be fog
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CONTACT REPORT
SUBJECT:
DATE OF, MEETING:
LICOWL@1
13 ‘December 1966
he xy met Subject of 13 Decesbor-1966 at. the corner of Nazas
and. Nelchor Ocampo’ at 3400, — “The Beeting, was held in: my'car and |.
lasted. santal: 1815, °F paid ‘his ‘800 uN salary- ‘for’ ‘December and 800° MO:
: ,Christuas: bonus: for 1966... Noxt ‘Booting, is for Tuesday,’ 3 Sanuary:
1967 ‘at. -1500_ at the sane, place, we
2. : Subject started out “by ‘showing ne 4 piecés of: paper he -
bad picked.up near the incinerator, - “They were worthless ‘and I .
‘later. told him not to. attempt | to pick Pp any nore paper since. co
- information era; conatdered: ‘valid and ‘that rather “than vof tis pe BOTS” wad
use fie] to, us" his material chad ‘weant a lot of. work. for, nothing, I.
aithsagh ‘he, thanked: ne for ‘the second chance:
id: not “appear: to: be too" ‘contrite... : Z
4. Following ‘are: the. few interest ing iteas froa nad notes” on!
On: 12 Deconber:. at ‘ca 1700 RORMUSHRIN. eame ia with another
‘Sunday, 18. Decenber.. oe
paubseet described. fhe: _
Be On 6 Decembe: LOGINOY éane in fron. 1250 te 3242. Hc .
had previously asked Subjdet about helping the Soviets to find a
house for their school, Th ime he asked about the new (LILYRIC)
building - how much ‘an apartment: costs (1500 MN), who lives there.
' (cheriical engineer in penthouse (LILYRIC), a Gorman family on the
gecond floor, etc. LOGINOV's questions were. general and so vere
* Subject's' answers.
: e. On Saturday 3 December 1966 SILNIXOV came in from 1412
to 1430. He asked for tvo receipts of ca 5 MN each for bread, saying
that he had lost- the real ones. Subject, thinks he uses these small
sums to buy beer and girlie magazines, SILNIKOV then leafed: through
a girlie wagazine and then said he wants Subject to find him a girl
for whose favora he is willing to pay 100 MN, (COMMENT: chiseling
10 MN in. false receipts and in the next breath offering 1 100 EN
for a girl?) . io
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1. “Gdaceraing. tho telephone. eall of 8 becénbor 1966 ‘from
Carlos BLANCO to. Vaelentya. B, LOOINOY at-the Sovist Fabassy in
which: BLANCO. told LOGIKOV. that "El .comandanto Carlos” (Carlos.
_ . .CABAMADRID: Ufranda) wanted - td se6 Pavel ‘A. YATSKOY.on an urgent.
Bat y athe: ollouiag information may pertain to- this, Aiseussion 3
~ _gusoubergs ‘At the, end - ; io .
ebject serosa tho table. tovirds waTBKOy.- " YATEROV-- tevered ‘this |
7 object with hia napkin. and then put the’ abject: in bis pocket,
“*3t oan: “ebvisus. that. this object ‘was passed in a. elandestins:
‘manner... ‘They. thon“Left- the. YTestaurent. togothor and separated, -
pen. ‘The Mexican thon-went-to a jeep” ‘with jicenso 21-63 (1964-1965
1... Agave) ond dzove off alone: ‘Thia jeep: hada seal Feading .-- |
we “Procuraduria Genoral deo Justicia del Distrito y. Territorios.
. Fedéralos.~ Policia Judicial,” ‘Thus, At-can be ageumed - that.
the borson is “af eniployoo: ‘of -the. Judicial Police.” a
_ The: uatdent it. ed. Mexican pale was deseribod aa ‘atiout
: ° Riloe: An woight slight
ae # is noted that both Carlos ; casamanRrd: and 1 Carlos
BLANCO “s “are einsiar da ‘Appearance to the above described porgon,
Miranda ‘eaiiod Oleg, Be. EC a
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Mls 8. ALL ot. the a ov j are KGB officers.” .
7 LOOLHOY: took the. ‘place’ °° HECHIPORENKO when: HECHT PO POREREG | iegt:
“Mexico... “LOGINOV arrived 9xico on 3 “August: 1965. According
to the toelephons conversation : ‘he: was already..a good friend of%
BLARCO's « ‘On 1. November 1965... Thus at would sppear that LOGINOV
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that. either haeg. YATSadV,: YATSEOV- is the EeB oboe “of both.
. HECHIPORERKO and LOGINOV, |
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4, In July 1966 whon you ond Guorpe WwOae @iscussing Carles
CABAMADRID a8 & possible choico for the person wio nad a
_ seoret meoting with Pavel YATSiOV at "La Tablita” Restaurant
— in October 1965, you told Gédrco thay CASANADRID's
sistant or)
‘nan of confidence, XNU,- fitted the description ‘of the porcon ovon
better than CASAMADRID’ did. -
What: ia. the nano of this porsén, und fits official ‘tatio? »
‘What. are his bisidesa. and hone addresses and tolozhonoa?
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Can -you givo us a rostne’ of his. profossional. cn weOr and an. 0
“ evaluation of | him aa a porson?- a
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Do. ‘you know a: ‘fia ‘BLANCO who ‘vorks with ‘casi sbniD.-
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CONTACT REPORT | ee
SUBJECT. 0 EYCOWL=2_” a
“DATE oF MEETING! . oo 21 Novenber 1960
Mm ne pickéd Subject up. at the~ corner of. Nilo and Welchor
Ocampo at F100 on 21 November 1966. The tiecting was held in my
- car ona side, ‘street and lasted’ 50 minutes... I paid Subject 800 MN, . an
hi's salary for November 1966, Next meeting | is for,-1100°on IT. _ a .
December at the above place. Subject” WALL he given an | SGSWIRL-
examination at this meeting. vel
Tae a Subject, didn't” have a “word. °: “gay abou LOG Gu :
“te recruit him, “when: I, asked. about<at; ‘hé said he thinks “that ©
LOGINOV is out of. town’ since he hasn't -scen. LOGINOV since. his -
ast.mect ing. with: me. His. ‘notés or 17. Noveinber “Say that.at.- a
2L0 ‘Yur. ly; (ISAYEVY;, camé..in with: another ‘“dtplémat" ‘and™ both. we
~* bought cigarettes, ISAYEV. told. Subject: (apparently out of “the. ;
blue) that LOGINOV. had been | very busy. and theréfore. hadn't? “been. oo4
ble..to sce ‘Subject. |. ISAYEV- then added Subject’, shouldn't ‘forget-
aut what LOGINOV’ had-asked ‘him; Subject answered. that he didn't ;.
what- ‘ISAYEV- was talking ‘about. ISAYEV simply answered,
! d, .He ‘wilt come to see’ you). Yr ‘asked "Subject. why: ISAYEV-
a “Would: ‘be dinéussing LOGINOV'S busiiness- “with him. ~ Subject. had: no
: “idea, except that he thinks, because of this, that ‘they are’ f e,
me, _Eonnected. Professionally, ACOMMENT: GRU and ken?) Poe
f. HU a
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suBsEcT:; © = |. LYCORL=1 Lo a
Pete ee eertenerewee newbs a ae
i DATE 1¥ MEETING: sO (10 Novenber 1966 a
. 2. I picked Subject up on the « corner of Nazas: and Nelchor le pte big
i an Ocamp> at 1100 on 10 Novegber. The meeting was held in my poo
Doe car had lasted an hour. Next meeting. is for a1 November at 1100, j
ro _ 2. Subject: started things out by” savin that (LOGIN is i
fF éryin= to recrait him-to report on-LIEMPTY=6 Review of his notes _ re
, oo : and d‘ géussfon revealed the following:. ‘On 5. “Novenber LOGINOV : ee
boos came in, Subject told him he had found a. nouse on Juanacatlan,
po _ LOGINGV said that he's looking ‘for one 6n the Chapultapec Park
0 gigs vf Talz. Tacubays and for, Subject to keep looking. Then-
Loot Losi V- gaid.that he would 1ixe to rent an apartment at PA,
ne -de iz Santos 104, Subject told him they arc’ all occupied, | :
: : LOGINUY said “Subject must know these apartments well. Subject Jt
”” admitted © that -he did and began to sketch them byJLOGINOV . .- ae .
: didn?t seem to bé interésted in his efforts, '-LOGINOV then, asked..
3 a . how many apartments’ “there were in the building. Subjéct answered,"
ncn . 16. LOGINOV then said that) since Subject’ knows the apartments
te ‘ " "80. well he must also know the people who live there. Subject
uf oe ‘admitted ‘that he did, At this péint ‘some other Soviets came in.
pet . and the conversation, was terminated, On 6 November LOGINOV © |
I Tot _-dropped : by for ‘some small ‘talk: ‘and left’ sore Soviet “chocolate | Lo :
~ (which-Subject showed mé) for Subject's grandchild. Of .9 November.
“L GINOV came in: ‘at_ 1230 and” asked. Subject. ‘to go to a restaurant:
With - him, | Subject countered by saying-his wife was:home sick a ae
‘and hé had no one..to “ledye. the stove-yith, . Subject .ther- invited. ae
“LOGINOV to. : House but LOGINOV ‘Ainsistéd on. a restaurant. on
a Subject ‘agr to" ‘go on 12 or 13 November.
borg.
- ‘From the above subject ‘concludes “that LOGINOV: ‘wants to.
peeeutt hin ‘to. report. on LIEMPTY-6 (eho lives‘in P.A. de 105.
* Santos "104). ‘I asked why LOGINOV- would be interested. “in LIESPTY=6 -
_ (there “Ms nothing. about. aim. in the notes). Subject answered. , Reon
{ ON D> -that’ he finds’ ‘LIEMPTY=6, ver Spicious: because in the 5 yéars ) >) lo,
ote that he has known hin, Subject doesn't, know what he. ‘does for a . oe :
Sh ° living. . He thinks he writes ‘novels. In any case he is-™ home’ 7
So , all day: long. In addition, he lies. Examplé: ‘He told Subject
ee, ' that-he owns the new (LILYRIC) building. He is also eccentric.
7 a Besides his windows face on the Embassy. LIEMPTY-6 has apartment,
t 17, The apartment directly below his, number 13, (probably old
: : LILYRIC) 45 empty. Subject went to see the owner having LOGINOV
in mind, The owner said that the apartment had been rented by
LIE MPTY-6 which Subject also finds surprising. The whole theme
was that-he is suspicious cf LIEMPTY-6 and that. LOGINOV wants
to recruit him to report on hin, All of the above on LIEMPTY=6
and his apartment was verbal. There was’ not a word about hin
ia his notes. — ' . .
4, I told Subject that. if LOGINOV tries to recruit him for
any purpose, he is to cut him short and to indignantly refuse.
He is.,also to tall LOGINOY that SILNIKOV had tried. the same thing
two months ag0. , ot
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: Boney. ‘He 48 28-30 yeara old, married and has- gorked for ae
Nicolas. for 2 or 3. yoars. . (COMMENT } Colonta Peénsil ta: in the: 2
, western part of Tacuba and is full of Lagos, but “pothing. a
anywhere near Lago- Conk)... L-told Subject fe ge-fhead and fet i
‘me the information on Nicolas NU anyway.” a notés -o yw this
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are ia the contry | for 36 pstorer. fo
. ye if.
“8. With this’ Subject ran out of volduteered ; ‘dntormation and .
we attacked his, notes which contained the following items
worthy of note ft Coy wv -
f a. on 11 Octo Leetnov “cdue: An and asked: Subject:
} to keep looking: for a houge. near the Embassy. He ‘said thoy”
as to which the. ‘ehildren can’ walk aince
driving ‘then back and: fo th to” the | present. ‘school is proving.»
“peter house: ena Lote
(COMMENT: * That’ ~
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usual effervescent self, asked immediately if I had
_getten the capers he left for me, stated that he had toe
: decided to go to Moscow, Pattled orf his schedule, gave.
_ the: nanes of. the only other two travel arents he
“knew were going,’ wepeated several times he'd be happy
, to give: me a report “when ne ‘returhed,. and. asked, as if.-
a)
lke hoped I didn't, tf-there | was any thing 8 wanted to
Hi
i, tell. “him: ‘before: he left.” T got the’ floor ‘about: this:
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. | time. ‘and ‘proceeded. to. backtrack over" some’ of ‘the ground.
ae en 7
i i» Just. covered. as ‘for his’ achedule and itinerary, he >
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~ plans: to leave for. Moscow ‘on 23 October via Air France,
“stopping over vriefly, th Paris; to make a “aide trip ‘to. :
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Kiew on. 27. cand 28 Ostabers and. to. ‘leave Moscow: for ~~
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"Paris vie Air France on’ 20 October, He. WALL fly ‘from.
“parts, to. Genoa for a day on thavel business: and. then
ete ‘to Mextéo from Parts on’ Air: "France. via: New ‘York, me
where he plenis’ to piek up 3 couple of. suits and take in.
supetnen™ on Broadway, © ie tlh arrive: back tn. Mextéo
* on. 3 Sabonene. Novenber,, ge ee
3, ‘Subject said that tn addition to: the: other
yo ‘three. agents whom, he hed nenticinea Last “the as havibg” has Sas
<p : “been Invited’ to ‘the intourist Conterence-aMoises SCHUSTER
Soe of Munda" Tours; Carlos IBARGUEN of. De Gerlo Tours, and
i | Bamundo” Gaza ofGarza Travel Ser'vics--ne had learned that”
‘Teaae BULAEVSKY of. Jet Travel Agency: had. also Peeeived -
van tavitation, Besides: hi nself, however, only SCHUSTER
Ona Lect ana BULAEVSKY are going, the other two: having decided
f- bu/s “against: the trip, for unknown reasons, Subject mentioned.
. that SCHUSTER is going to take his son, who is in his
arty teens.
kL. ft asked Subject if he hed been in touch with
; anyone at the Soviet Embassy atout the trip or if anyone
there seemed to be resronsible for lining up pa _rticipants
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“tor or to have any special tnt rest in the Conference. ,
" subject replied that he had been at the Soviet Embassy
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; about the middle of Septenber on visa business and had
: seen the Soviet Ye always desls| with on visa matters,”
F but. that this individual seemed surprised ‘to heat Subject’
"nad been ‘mmvited to Moscow and claimed to know nothing-<
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| or. at ‘Least. none of the detatls--sbout the Intorvist -
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| the Soviet!s name, hunted around in his wallet unsue=
Subject claimed not to be able to remenber . ee |
“eesstully for the Sovietts. cards, snd then said, well, -
“in any ease it was ‘the individual he had mentioned
Mebioh to Consuls
“qast tithe as having “gust gotten r
‘t finally asked him if he meant -- whose name he
hed given me ‘Yast timer-and, atte (ne for & moment,
ihe roltied . that yes, that goundéa right - I then asked
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od him Af LOGINOV had shown any nore, interest in him or
\ in? any. way been more friendly toward nim in ‘the Last
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| goupte, of months or . since “he wad recetved ‘the Intourist
4
Anvite, “Subject, replied that he ‘Had hot. oo
5 Subject’ seemed a Tietle sensitive. to- -this :
question, and I. gtated: that I ‘was’: sure he. understood *
gett
why. TI was, asking, since I new he ‘nad, been thoroughly
‘briefed, vy one of ny predecessors prior to his. 1663" .
- trip to: ‘the Soviet. Unién on Soviet fnterest in visitors
: to the USSR, I explained that we had no intention to
“ask him to do what he. had agreed to do on bis last:
. _ : trip. to the USSR (accept recruitrent if offered), and
‘ ; ar led . that: we did not want to burden hin with any instructions
1-845 -on how to behave or respond walle there. However, I
“sald, we continued to feel he was of potential interest
‘to the. Soviets and wanted to make sure he was aware of
. this when he went over, nad a healthy respect for the
° “Leverage the Soviets have on their hoxe ground, and
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; SURTESTa CONTALY Reser t/ LYCOS at a7ie a eae aby
: 1g Get 120061245, Subj's offica. aca .
1, subj or- Tyee ted thas Valentin Ln~trov
and went to have coffer with. Subf?
to, talkin the office). Lorine had brousht oleng: visa’ arpitention forma for es “3
and Subj filled thea out for hirselft ond his sony Harcos, ond turned them’ over to
Loginov, along with: the pasaporte (attachad: Bre copies of the visas- notes. the visas: |
“Gre “g008 for over 20 says in the Soviet Union, although the INTUPIST conference : ia:
“fran 24 Oct to 29 Oct).
Loginov told Subj that Pavel’ Yatsiov. “wanted "t ‘to see hin (preeuneoty ¥ Yatnkov :
has brought something back ‘for Subj). Subj daked Loginov’ what Yatskov As. doing,” =. m
“The Soviet yéplied that Ya'takov- has a- job in-the Embassy, Subj’ pressed: what kindy oe .
of a job, It's “worthwhile. that you eave, hin a 1 good Job." Loginov repliedr: "You 7
want to now too mich."
‘The’ -o/o: asked “Subj what decided hin to-go to the Soviet: Union.- ‘Subj ‘replied
that he. ‘had o oommianion fron. the Petreleus . Congress (Subj is involved in’ orpminizing -
tha Congreas. for Kexioo for. "2 to M april 1967), “actually in behalf of KL! end hia
5 own interests, , to férounde the Soviets that they use some other’ “airline han .
“ ‘Aeroflot to tro raport “the ‘Soviet delerates to Mexd cos /eonaents the e/o oun a
eo confidential irtter ‘fron, Ki which set.out: the: probability that the Soviets would. a
+. want- to use Agroflot: but ‘that they haa not comni tted themselves as ‘yet’ as to -
23° thrt, would uttend or the means by which they would transport
‘ia n Arpointine ‘Suns
x es aelecntes ; attached ‘is a copy of. sletter: ‘to: ‘BE. th sano
jel. An his visit ts Moa ow to. talk to ore Heret in > =the Lever’ Staten” tint "the: :
:
F; . number of dele
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: ch 1a rotsntiy. not. ‘the. cane ince “subj is | at
AG any rate oF) has decided te fo ‘to Mose vy
ond: is “tekitir in “none 1
. - Ye sib Fopented hia te etic ini Poscor 08 far as eontaeta! ith the « Sov iett. Ares "
sO Te vill not x om: will
et be’ affable ond eco 8 and ‘hot: pt the: ) atp insue te “hen. thet: he ia tSrouphy * *
wie ae te’, said” the Vay ov remains his, port tion: “in Hexieo, or anythere else’ tut in the Joviet : :
“en. Unions ; ; : ° oe : 7
. ‘3. She attacked “om clet af the World Petroleum Conrress containa ‘the nemos cof the :
ga National Cosnittees of the Tron Curtain countries, Attached are liatines af the i °
Czechoslovak ¢cele;ates and a‘ etter detai ling the Muncarian dele; gatea alon;: wath |
; financial arran'erenta for them,
7 . 4, The C/d will see Jubj before he leaves Mexico on 22 October, - i
MX. whe BCL, bad a ETE ~ ay fea Airy eed J . ;
paren NV typeee a abe 4 “eet Gs il Astare ty “et Cag tia ef Gua - fen, ‘ “ -
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SURJECTe Contact Report/LtCozY=5 =A ; . a _
T Yet 1145-12505 Subj! 9 office : a ee
Subj hed been to Los Angola, Celifornia for a feu days erid had returned to
Evidently he had, ‘acconpanied a Meeble delegntion that visited
Ne mentioned. that ,
l.
Hexico on § Oct,
Pougiss and Loékheed aireraft factories, ‘in. California,
at
‘the. Lockheed pling ‘they aw the riew. suyerséonte airplane,
~Sabg had” received on 6 Oe a Gonfirestory. ‘telesran fron IMURIS?, for Subj -
and his son (conv attached), ’ re. attendance at. the ‘INTWRIST conference in Yoscows
Also, in the ‘mail af 7 Oct Subj had received INTURIST releases ‘on travel ronulations Lt
2."
: toned plana y tours, eto, (ws will make —
for totrists to the ‘Soviet Union, :-
copies of -these for. turnover - to. He
Subj reported that Valenti ‘ke sinoy’ oy ¢ .
; with a friend, “Potor™arn, ¢ of ii ibe fork
tha taking’ along | his friond,.. ‘The éiscvasion. was “‘{nnocuows, ‘but Loginov. asked: Subd
if he: would be coing, to see his friends, which’ Subj toox to tean, that all whe ao, Ke - we
as far as. Subj's att ordnance. in Moscow for the DeTUPTs? conference. - Subj A anewercd |
Loginoy, jokinaly askod. Subj whey. Rusk hed core to Rexico, ’ Subd ba itered
: “extéen Hindotey of Foreten Affeira ‘tas roing "ta nerve sere rar! ay .
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- i Chaini'ag «ne “that itaak liked. ovine’ “Pressed: Subj for the renl- reneén, Suby p anid
4 . : Jeoment: R sander. :
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Sth a, » doting anaters, Lavednov,
accepts
oa a or-wordos/, ok.
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was' ‘debatinic in aia
‘The of probed “to see 2
ind. the aavioshility of it,
Subj re} barded- it fre: be
: £05. do you tain it wuld hurt you from the stanayoint of buainéase” Subj
just. didn't knew. The c/o aaked if others: went ‘(Subj had just said that yeeai: sly
Garza, Paine esd akev (sienetie) nould go- althoush ther were not certain) did Subj.
‘ think te Sovieta nicht throw the bulk of the business their way. Again Subj daid 7
The ch then said that unless there were sore overriding business
take into account our Se that there was a cargin of hazard
he tant t knez.
renee Suby = should ; _the
CUP IES Mav CART ay
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to Subj'a bein thaice the Soviet Union, Subj said that personally he had no \-rent
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denire to go-to the Soviet ‘Union, on three counter - 1) tho climate 2) "the picaannt
atnuspheey” (his ao of nevan that tf he was out “of rrace with the Jovietn they -
ye red eorpat for hin se they did previously) und 3) he was *yotn
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wouldn't put ont:
yeu Ptaren a: - * touched somo hitden avring in Sub, Terk fepera
wos eal line the ‘Soviets "kr outarda" otc. rnd antbesent ties
“Tar: doting 0° ‘little to elloviate the lot of :the Jexa in
Row, Subj ehided
1 “the Soviet Unions anclired that “the, Soviet Union. was. the wornt. offender a;ninst
: 2 were eliminating the race,. not throurh phyoion1. extermination,
intlation. His om view waa that the Sovieta wore nore,
‘wrael. than wore the Arabs, for instance, Lebanon! or Jordan,
H
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: tt veren! rt ter four of: ‘Nasoer- would: “make their pedce with Tarnel,: reo ;
. The c/o tried. to counter the aelf-reerininaticn. of Subj by telling hin that. ,
“ha Kad: accomplishes A aviperd ‘Job in’ the duel of the Yost wi th the ‘Soviets threugh
hig cooperation ‘vith us. That, in view af, his ‘Yeal- feelings about the Sovinto, hie
“dealing with them hed been nasterful.” Subj ahook off the. c/o's optimta tic view of
Subj'a Sontrilvition to. the “cause,” : ;
4s. Th 26/0 % brent up the request ‘to “pet full detaila on tha travel of all ronie” >
Soviets to the, dovaet Union = and sugested that Subj automatically havo duplicutes
Logt made of the visa ‘yoqueste for auch ‘peoples. Subj sata that would be nimple ~ end
tos ae “he. would instruct, JMirian® (the enployoe who hendlea LNTURIST travel) ito make conte spot
"ware eoine to rennin’ ‘in hia “enphey not ‘teking a “job ‘at the Ta Ineld Fabasey - ‘ana.
7 si t S replied, that she: was coins. ‘to atay on.in Subj' firo/..
Subj” had re rked that? he ‘waa voing to discuss the mtter of mokine the Yo: cow
. trip. with his wife. The C/O asked that Subj advise us a9 soon.as he had dome to-
La. dgeioton- ‘at ther: fer ce a ainst soing to the. Soviet Union. ' oe :
Tho. c/o told Subj, that he would pass ty hia office next ay fo: pack up tlie.
Lot ‘copia of the DIURIST naterial. -
me :
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“@DENTSOV) © cane ory ‘at {aio and made’ | a. "phone éall.- Y heard hin-
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LICOML Gunoral Notes Turned in on 6 October 1966
22 tember 1968 (Thursda
22 September 1968 (Thureday)
(CLOGINOY) cano in: for cigarettes. He said that there are 52
yicans studying at Lumumba, These students aru soiug to be -
{rectora'in.the schools of the Politechni¢co Nacional since
ts of them has coma back wel} prepared in physica. - (Thote
follows a diatribe - against thos _ Dad fexicans who want to make
Mexico another. Cuba.)
‘The"Spanish' type" cane | ‘tn ‘with. a. briefcase and- bought Raleighs -
with filters. ‘He had the sane type. of “pillfold as the othor
Soviets. He then went: “directly to. the ‘abassy. (1 asked. if
_24 September 1966 | Saturda -
: In the afternoon ‘SILNIZOV was - there hon. (rsavev) cane fa. I
-- asked the latter about the witches atid he said that they
: wouldn't | arrive until ‘the end of the year, SILNIZOV left. at
1620
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Unimportant.
(A useless ‘blurb, about: an: ‘unnaiied Soviet who cite in and discoursed:
- On -MADRAZO, saying that he walt ‘got up a new party and an
anti-Soviet blast. Los oo. fo
mention :Deliciag and del Ric. ‘Since these towns are.nearY: the.
“poxdér near SAn-Diego,. I ‘think he was “talking about: smuggling.
ares ‘to Guatenala (sic). Aftervards I asked after his wife.
‘are “in Hoscow ‘and that he
-he was: ‘able to: ‘find a girl. fe
asked if
an “gcoount “trois ‘a | frieaa that. a Soviet will - be. puded. tor being
involved with the. Guatenalsa arms “smuggling. .
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-gonfirined by LIENVOY on the. same date.
regularly ¢h* on. visa business.
"Embassy: rather than coming himself.
me agreed to: give ‘Subject, a call, hoviever,
late. that afternoon.
“at the Enbas sy whom he had introdu
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-) Snmediatety recognized which : “people”
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involved. the samme matters. and ‘agreed to. com
‘office. at Ys: 200. ‘thie ‘next days.
“put When Subject had: ‘not avpeared by 11:15,
‘to call me in my office when ‘Subject arrived.
" about 11:30, and I wont ‘right down.
CONTACT REPORT |
SuBsECT: © -prcansy-1—~ |
DATE OF MEETING: 28 Soptenber 1988
1. LICOZY=5 reported on 20 September that LICANNY-1
of those invited to attend
This was :
Since the Station.
‘of Garza=Lopez Tours. was one
had hed no contact with’ Subject sine 6 January 1985, I
contacted Don Lautz of the Visa Section on 27 September. co
oning ‘into the Embassy _
to see” 1: Sub Jeet was ath c
“Pautz” said that Subject
had for gone . time. now, been “sending: an agent ‘to the.
Lautz readily -
and reached: nim:
He tord Subject that “the "people"
ced ‘Subject to earlier - _
were Interested in talking: with nim’ and asked it ‘he. could -
e next few, days. ‘Sub feet
". Latitz. was referring
if ‘fact he had . ‘something to.
onnenited that’ at probably in fact:
@. to Lautz's
As he ‘pad’ done ith trving’
* A. orensky, : “baiitz agreed | to ret me use his office to
“ta1k to Subjects 7 st :
2. I went to. Laute's office at ll: 00 on the 2 2th,
Lautz agreéd
Lautz called
By the time I got
there, however, Sub Jeet ‘had already explained to Lantz
that he was sure I wanted to tale about his invitation to
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~ for usy which he’ igave- ‘to. me.
u made: uP ais. ‘mind ‘apout attending the conference; "1
Suattiig ¢ the detailed letter ‘on the ‘eonference whi
according to. the ;
" atready received his Letter.) In ‘weply’ to omy question oe a a
as to whether he was sending ° e
_ had sent only five people there
the USSR and had given Lautz a list of three other | -
_tnvitaes to the Insourist conference, Lautz introduced
me by true name ag Oronsky's replacement. Subject, in
r-enthustastio
nner greoted. -me with a "helieve me, 1¢ La ny pleasure"
upon, confirming ‘that | it. was. the Tatourist
“Without
salutation and,
conference I was interest in, ‘took “off from ‘theres
the slightest prompting, he rattled ‘off ‘the. following:
-a) He had received a ‘sélegram from Moscow on
6 September’ inviting nit: bo" an’ Intourist- conference in -
Moscow f from. 2-29 October. | He had immediately thought
but pecause of the pressure
of business siuply hadn't gotten around to it. When :
Bauta catied him, he knew somedietely what we were
« fnterested ins
>). ‘He had prepared a Xerox copy of the telegram:
“He ‘haa not: ‘yet definitely”
At the. -moment, he Was | still 2
ch,
elesran, was to follows (LiGozY-5 has
nough people to the USSR
to make the trip really worthwhile, he said that he
so far this year, but
that he thought travel to the Soviet Union was definitely
going to pick up. He said that LOGINOV , who has been
the Soviet official he has been dealing with about visas,
ad re cr oe one
but - cen oe
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“to Moscow could conseguentiy bo made at rolatively little
additional expense, '
o c) Subdjeet continued that if he did go to , Noseou,
ole Loe : he would be glad to submit a report on his trip when he
Pe |. got back, get (group) pictures, if we wanted them, of
intipa aeer> appoint 7 alt Baar rn Cr oye wel
hie eyes open. However, he ‘said, as he told: Oronsky, he. | .,
1s not interested, ‘fin working for-us on a permanent. basis, os ; :
AUS e, or taxteg an Ye MONaY y- Be. Ofer ee
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. Meeting clandesttrely wie:
; . _was willing, te help, he explained, becauge he believed
i on _ basically what we did about current world ‘problems ena se i
after all, had lived in the States for many years ‘and —
regarded it a3 his "second home," He: ‘said he Liked the:
: arrangement of neeting in Lautz!s office because it made
ao 3 -_ _ olandes ting meetings unnecessary and because he had. ae
perfectly legitimate: ‘reason ‘for being ‘theres.
7 a) Subject. stated that he. had already, given Laute
er the names of the otter ‘travel agents in Mexieo whon he =
‘to Moscow and, said: ‘that. once.
had | heard: had been. “invited
“he received the Intouriot ‘letter giving the details on
the conferenice he would: begin calling ‘ground to 500 a
“ exsetiy who. was. going.
3. “Since a)’ Subject haa: already: volunteered’ to do.
‘primarily: ‘what I “intended to. ‘ask, hin,. b) had not yet
definitely decided to make the trip, ce) Lautz gave no.
indication: of preparing to leave us alone, ana a) Tt .
elearly could not ‘get any farther with Subject on a
. personal level with Lautz present, I brought the meeting
"to an end with a request to see Subject again after he
had received the Intourist letter, obtained the namea of
those of his colleagues who were going, and decided
_definitely whether or not he was going to go, Subject
: . said he would be henpy to talk with ne: aRaine get the —
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information I wanted, and, " if I Liked," "ve briefed"
on the trip. It was: agreed he would call Lautz to set
up the mectinge (Tae. situation was such that I do not
“plane Lautz for apparently thinking it unnecessary to
leave wa “alone this’ timo, put I made- a special point —
of requesting. that he leave us_ to ourselves next times.
Lautz, - “who seers to be: thoroughly friendly ‘and © accommodating,
a readtly agreed.) ;
he Subject: impresses me as & very sharp, shrewd, .
coot-headed, Sut probably ‘asieally sincere individual.
- He had ‘the: situation ‘figured perfectly when’ he arrived
an Latitz's. off tée,, ‘had’ ‘decided precisely ‘what he would oe
~ be willing to do, knew ‘exactly: what he was going - -to say,
_ and wasted no words - ‘in saying it, I plan. to try: to get .
“ to know. him a Little better next time, give biira a defensive
briefing as “well, as one on “what to keep his eyes open
= ‘for, and ‘also explore his ‘attitude. toward. a possible
: ° _ 7 rearultnent| pt toh fron the ‘Soviets. “(beter to his: trip oe
“te the “gssR in May. 1963, ‘subject egréed to accept Soviet: a
-. pecruitnent st sppronched ‘and. to serve as. a. DAs
mS his returh, however, he reported that: the Soviets made. - os ;
Sho ‘approach to nin.) i also want to ‘ask him about LoeTHov ,- : ops
~ Begartes: aot on whom. he agreed, to” supply “personaiity data
“ to. Oponsky, But: evidently never: aid. Subject mentioned
Cromoted to Consul, Subject did not say if
ha
he had been in touch with LOGINOV-or anyone else at the
. Soviet Embassy about the Intourist conference. 1 will. ._
get this from him next time. : 7 - _
5. Subject told Lautz that the following individuals
had been invited to the Intourist conference: ©
(a) MoisesSchuster of Nundos Tours.
(bo) Carlos I3ARGUEN of De Carlo Tours (IBARGUEN
the eresicent of the Mexican Travel Agents’ AssSOCes6
is also
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(ce) ‘Somecne from the Garza Travel Services
- Subject also gave me an Air France ‘tourtst parohlet on
; the USSR in Spantsh for ny information.
b Subject, nentioned in passing ‘that he would ‘be oo
glad to. furnish’ ‘us ‘(presuinsbly_ on a regular. basis) with
& Soviet.
“the: ‘names. of “those, people. ‘who pook travel to th
“Union. through nis’ “Agency ». but. sata Oronaky nad previ
, shown disinterest in such information. . Ta view of Oronsky"s
‘alleged disinterest, I tet the ‘subject pass. without comment,
’
but I see ‘no reasca not, itake up nis offer. Besides: furnishing.
a reason for :
us with a few, more: nares. at. would give v us
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: How often have you. “observed tha torget individual?
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Boles £005 6 Ls he addressed by a diminutive? st 7 eX Now |
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4:01:06 | Dees he have’ ‘any: scars of i other diatigushing _ _ va
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Weviness" - _ Curly Xe x Avetoge 2 a "Stoight
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Thick: Lo. Average
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If: you have seen him having k his: picture tol ¢ yn
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Or is “he. wooden and father iI ease?
ma you have ‘not seen “him havirig his picture ;
taken, what kind of-a picture do you: think
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Is there anything about his lips or smile that. is univ or |
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4.08.03 Shoulders , Broad-shouldered X . Sloping
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4.09.02 Is he inclined to use his less dominant hand? -
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Small ___ Very small
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Size of hands . Very large
His use of his hands is Graceful
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When standing (lking or “Vistening) ‘fe! has a tendency :
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‘Rarely __ Never ___
When sitting at o table or desk, does he:
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a Leth. ze --+ +, Uneross his legs and: lean forward ~ . : b
: incross his legs and ledin backward 4
: "Cross his fegs and sit upright ° —_ : a
~ Shift to a mare erect position: xy | pas
Shift to-a more relaxed: ‘position 8
Make little change in Position. _ Tes #
4.10.11 - Are his feet Pes ‘Lorge : __ Average x 7 Small
4.10.12 — - Ate. his shoes ©: Pointed | 7 Average: ee ‘Blunt 4
: i - (b) Highly polished .. Average’x’ Not well: ‘kept 4
4.10.13 . ods there anything ‘about his feet or- legs that. warrants special . es .
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: ; : Swing with his stride. : a
" Swing, but out of rhythm
Hang tense
4.10.19 When he walks, do his toes ;
Turn out__ Stay straight x Turn in
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: 7 : Aalst = bs his voice teed - , bow __. Medtom High ;
| . “alse . Doe: he speak 7 - 7 “Quietly ; Averdge x. , Lovdly
I : ; “4.1.03 - An his native tanguose is his. tone quolity noticeably” _
; : oe . 7 Louder Quieter _. “About the same xX i
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; ae 4.12 as Use of Lonjvags
: ‘4. 12, ot . | Dos his native 0 longings vocabulary seem , a Rich - ‘Limited
ae ae noe Average aa Poor
- 4.12:02 *- tn his: best langues, ‘other than native; is. he
oo Se ios . Fluent’ - ats Haent
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i Average xX Not at all wee
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"pe nei by steel and by riot and, error”
: 7 Learn primarily § from textbooks.
ie his best second language, ¢ con he ‘switch: from kis. native » language a Es ee
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. ° Slowly with considerable hesitation : :
Avwkwardly with considerable embarrassment
Pe 4.12.08 When he misuses Janguage, does he ordinarily appear
| boa Oblivious of it
i ae Aware of, but indifferent to ir
: to . Aware of, and anxious about Ut
Very oware of it and quite embarrassed
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i . Lacenic Average ¥ —— Garrutous _ a
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: 4.12.08 ‘In ordinary conversation, does. the content tend to be primarily 4 .
; . Personal “Impersonal: °
a Interpersonal | Guarded \ .
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E 4.12.09 In ordinary conversation, Is the content
4 Boe, re Precise Gnd to the point’! Ve :
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. jo: - ; To the point but rambling a —_ . C
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d AAD NO _- Doeshe _ ; ; . Often discuss personel: problems! _ _
; ! Lae 2 . Se Rarely discuss personal problems aa . _ ob
: 2 4d2 et Does he u use profanity i in-his native lorigvage? : - _ weg
a ete Occasionally “Frequently _ a Never! Ko, Ss
: f - 4.12.12: Does h he use ‘profanity i inan acquired’ languege? ’ ‘
ae oo _Oecasionally a Frequently Never x.
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an . : style that is unusual: =~’ _ : : Yes No-* a) ~ . :
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aig 2 Does he gésturé:whenhe talks? “Always = Somevtimes
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iv 4.13.02 - - His most characteristic gestures. = 77 Pointing with-finger, .
1 “ an wo ' Waving one hainid
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u ot 4.43.03 When he gestures, the motion is ;
r . Graceful Average Mechanical
4.13.04 _ When engaged in conversation, does he tense up.
Often : _ Rerely
"Sometimes x Never
4.13505. Ibis relotively ediy, to tell when he fs really interested i inasubject = = _
Always Rarely” so
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. 4.13.06 - ‘His eyes are very expressive Always ~ Sometimes x XFRarely __ 7 _ 4 :
4.13.07-—- Mast people. would find his eyes Beautiful Average x ;
Pleasant Unpleasant 7 “ho
Sinister. .
13.06 - He" iaintatis. eye contact - Always . ~ Freavently Xs =
- " Sometimes Rarély Never :
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4.13.09 ~ Ina group, have you ever seen him store repeatedly otapeson 7: 7 _ io
_who seemed to intetest: him?. Often_ Sometimes. : Never x vo
4.13.40 When he admirés Colin with eyes) an attractive gil, _ - op
he i is 2 .. Obvious. 7 ‘Average. + Subtle x. Coa
\ have never ‘seenhimdoit 7 ‘
Have you ever seen him blush? ae . Yes AL No
ot Yes, describe'the situation: -
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- 4.14.02 ~ Does he Rise éaslly?. eS Ne No
“0 . “2 7 Prefer “To remain abed vat the! Dh ae
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a 4.15 > Umpressions:
4.15.01" To the best of your it knowledge, do you think 1 most women
or oo would Find hia 5+. Charming” Pleasant “Average. ;
, : ' |. Unpleasant Very unpleasant - :
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; 4.15.02: To: the best of your knowledée, do nee an ve —
at would ‘find hin ; > Charming _ Plegiant _ Average x
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4.15.03 , _ Without prior: ivowledge, ify you, sow hien on the strech; would: , Co Poo
° he impress ‘you os a “Neadesetipt___ . Avefage X_ x Str king: Po
"4.15.06 Without prior knowledge and on: the basis of idoks clone, which .
: Loos of the followie do } jhink’ he int be? ° 7 °
Executive!
"Professional . .
“Military Officer a ane Che
+ Artist: “of some type po Lo ett |
7 “4:15 05: - . ts there anything particularly striking ond nd wéety ‘of further ; we Thee
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'5.0F.01- Please describe his ethnic backaround. _
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5.01.02 “How does he « comipare with athens of this background? * Like most a
mo . . . A stereotypes
_ Not like most
A would never guess ‘his background.
5.02 - Coitueal ‘Background:
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* en ee 5.02.01. If he had his. personal choice, do you think he is the kind of
be Pe _ Person who living in o foreign culture. would
re ee . . °. Newer: change. his accustomed way of fiving.”
op ES ; i ob tebe “ ~~ Maintain his accustonied way of living but °
ne - oe re - - . show some interest in the. local culture
a nen : Show some interest ‘in the local culture ond odapt his ways KO
Go native if he hod. his chance.”
Compe ‘ ied his. own n group, ‘he i is-just ‘fike all the rest of them a ,
- ; . Somewhat different thon, most.of them __-
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_ : . Bem . * “Is better-informed
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ye : _ , Appears less educated than he claims. x
:1 cannot conceive of him having the background he lates
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: A i you doubt his background, Please comments
bee General Impression off Bac Ksround (Cheek the ‘most oppropriate) a
. ; 6-01 Strong and rugged (a thon’ ‘8. man) ; _ x —
; -- aq: , 6.02 Strong, rugged, but independent @ ‘elF-suffictent loner) °
8.03 7 Compassionate, sensual and vnderstasdiig (0 woman's wei)
6.04 a Moody, einoticral, ‘ond sometimes bitter (he *nisundentood” ,
% 65 Foithght, infeligent, ond ‘esponsible (he ofeiona won) te” So,
~ Proficient 1 avelligemt, Bnd intense (the tee i
- 4 7. Sensitive, cultured, ‘ond sophisticated (the “Madison Avenue" o
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General. Apress on. (Cheek the most oppropriate.).
‘The kind of. a mon: -who i is uivallly punctual, inclined to greet every-
one. informally ond who ¢ oppears.to be comfortable with hiraelf
“When he enters @ room: eo ;
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The kind of @ man who i is always punctual, inclined to greet —
_ 7 everyone somewhat “awkwardly and who appears to be uncom=_
fortable when he enters @ room.
“the kind of + mon n whose punctuality i is unpredictable; who } ig
inclined to be very worm rand. friendly with everyone he knows,
and who: “appears confident when he enters groom...
: The kind of man who i is: punctual when he mokes a date, bit”
. who i is inclined to cancel engagements rather often, inclined .
_ to greet only those people he hos met before. and i is somewhat :
. ‘retiring or stondoffish. when he enters a room.: ‘ :
~The! kind of man who i is- inclined to kes ys you ‘waiting but is’
. gracious and attentive wher he arrives, inclined tobe pre>.. ;
cisé-and. Proper: as he greets everyone ond can’ ‘Be’ “quite:
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_ and is sometimes awkward when he enters. a@ room.
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- 8.01 , “Whien he shakes hands’ a “Does he. move ‘toward: you
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8.02 . - “Win he shakes 2 hand % 5 his: arip : Very firm _ Average — - , oS
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\ 8.08° 5 “When Introducing’ someone, does he do: 30
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9.02101 isk hismode of:
; Whe ing out
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. a : Always knows what he. wants very quickly —
9.02.12: _ when eating out, he is- me - . ‘ _
TO : : ‘Somewhat extravagant when.he’ knows you ore. poying .
Very cost-conscious when he knows he is poying
Very cost-conscious no matter who is paying
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Poe 2 specialties.’ He is very anxious to have others try disheshe- oe 7
: ; has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure,. sovorshis, me
smokes, and though-rarely gauche, he is more.aware of his - vo “
food than his manners.. It is easy to imagine him cooking and
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‘ i may be o little awkward
A gourme? eater “whi he imarked. aid vatted sophisticated |: _
. food: tastés.- Dining i is quite a ritual with him, and atmo- |
«Sphere ‘and service ore almost os important asthe food. He. -. .
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9.04.01 Does he drink? _ —Notatall - Avérage & e
A little". Heavily
Does he drink
‘on foriral-a ‘Qecasions- oily”
offer. works, ‘ot homes.
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His favorite ajink i is:
He prefer. Cocktail
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% Go ‘out “of his way | to.get
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‘Is he conventionally aware. of his native diinks ond offer them
: when appropriate?. —- “Yes. .No:
i ' “Does he'rofely mention his native drinks ‘and not "push® i “then?
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; : 9:08: ia as you hoye rot. seen n him druck, would | you prediat that when ae at 7
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his eyes “and prea manner
_ Obviously looks hung over and j is. quite voeal about
~ how bad he feels: -
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; 9.04. 20 “ts there oiiything, special about his dion habit thot requires
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AL téad dinker who bvicusly. enjoys betes oh “ ‘tn
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nid sor nevimhes asks others tll peop they like him. Givesaa 7 an we .
impression that he could become quite disgusting if he got poe uo
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A light drinker whe paces. 5. hig: tins. ‘He se seems to: oo drink only. .
‘because: itis socially necessary. As.o-perty progresses. he: Mt we
‘tends to become aloof and distant: Is likely to-continue to - iy
- - Aatk about his work even. n.when it, is § Fnoppropriates
‘obvious distoite for siything ke he’ considets ‘erude: or bois
Ferouts Oftea becomes suite sarcastic about: ‘others*” e
10,01 Driving Behovior: ©. - : .
Unusually. adept manner
Avefage of conventional manner
Unusually inept manner
° , He does not drive
10.01.01 He drives a car-in an
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- : He Poys average ottention to-his driving
_ His driving i is- robviouily “mor mpottant than: his ‘conversation
_ Compared wlth; his zelleaiues, his: interest in foreign cars: is: ~ A. ee
nara “2° About the’ same ae
‘care 2 and figintenance of autoriobiles i is A
_, Unusual Average! ;
“. Equivalent to ioit- of his: Salida” cee
slent to:the: ‘courtesy ‘of most: peoples ksiow i tae
“Unusual in. that’ hei is very. courteous and’ cautious © :
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aoe is very, relaxed and relatively indifferent to the driving? . - Tw
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“ WOOT as he. the kind of person “he “Would never drive whee. drinking _
i - Is inclined: 16 be. ‘owore wher’ he. should’ not drive -
» Would, always insist on deivings, even when, drunk
a ate - a . - _ When it is cpprcpriaie an ‘
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: * Walks ain ' average amount. woe
; : : Wed 1 you we valk ith him; hic most } aften : - Keeps poce with fou. 7 4
: . Forces yous to keep vp. with fim : -
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: Bent forward but ‘eyes up
aa 2 7 ~” 10502.07 “When he reefs gorieone hé knows. on the. street, his ‘face ., foe '
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i. - , . i Shows @ average ‘or appropriate expression ~~ :
| : . SO, _ Rarely changes expression .
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2 ‘ _of walking? If $0, please describe: lo
verdll-impre' nof. #deiving ond walking behaviats :
Che kt enost appropriate deseripti _
‘= 10.03.01" An active; a vi dual with a purposeful strida; tho oppears
Se to have g very, practical mind. He enjoys "fixing. things,” OP :
pears to-have sound knowledge’ of automobiles, and drives ina:
reloxed efficient. manner « : wo
10.03302 “An active. individual iho fs is somewhat stondoffish ‘Gr negative)
Slant). F toward others. His stride is, fast’ and jnterit. .He dppéars.to. ~
LS have. practical mind, is qui te posséstive. and-protective dnd «
is reluctant fo share his possessions with others. He “fixes: *
_ :things" in a matter-of-fact way, appears to" have good Know=*
; * ledge of ‘dutomobiles,’ Gnd. drives i ing determined dl Gsometiines a
Lt even n hosti le): but. efficient, manners .
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controlled manner. Coyne nn . - ~
10.03:06 A well-contrélled individual who is often somewhat. _preoceu~
' ‘pied even in‘his walk. When he takes time to. "fix things” he.
oe - does so with intensity ond precision. He-is often very well
ae read about automobiles and. ceres for his cor or sees thot it is
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"Mechanical (motors, hi-fi-building, - ete. )
_ Ski (woodworking,. model building, ete:)
Intellectual (special periods i in history, |
tive (group dancing, such ‘Tight §
- i. ping pong, bowling or, volleyball)
‘Outdoor (huatin: Tahir soll, rare)
a Soéial (ches
“bail games, ‘etc. 5
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“10.04.05: _ “Doss he play. chess? .
7 “_. HYes, do you know he is “00d
know hei is an avera @ ployer.
‘ere he i ‘is os
10:04:07." ls: fe the wid of person saith ‘chon you. ould like to. ploy poker? -
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Have yoir heard’ in ‘sing? |
it FMese | is his voice > good Z
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eo! fate is noe the. sports: type. ,
- ‘ - ¥ orts s (football, rugbys :
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a ae Sl.” LUBY es; does he take. golf § very seriously. ~ take.golf in’on average a
, . 7 . - MOY, ~ ‘take golf indifferently _ : ‘ an ae — .
. - Asi a ‘golfer; lo” you ‘know hie i is gosd
“be lieve he i is ; probably averdge™ ~~
2 know. he. is, ct in average player
be i ieve “hiesi ds probably, a poor player
“10.04.16.- °- HE: you are’a 2 glen, is “he the kind kg person yeu would like is play. with?
. an : : . : Yes pe ale
» Hos. hie ever. rientioned parficipoting iA sports:in ‘the post?” YesiN |
pa 1 ee ot Af Yes,-give ‘details (include any mention he. may ‘have .
gk . , made of medals, trophies, téeam riembership, etc.):
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a : LE Yes, give details: : . :
> eve eye one. _ . cs : . .
We he the Ried, of person ‘whos is very ‘mich preoccupied with. h keep
. “ing in shape. . noon.
“works ot keeping
; ‘average dégrée
‘shows little interest in keéping in .
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a Yes,-explai - -. ots - :
a) ‘dusculor,” ‘aihletie. type ¥ strong,”
“well-built type”. “a-somewhat. flabby |
type oa) ‘flabby, ynothletic type a
an effeminate type: ere
mo Playboy x Sports iMaoted.. X tif
"Field. and Stream ~ ic:
"Better Homes ‘and Gardens «2. Po Tn
+Keayon. Review’. ce Ramparts _ _ Scientific Rimetican.__
Christion. Science Me Monitor
Can't imagirie him reading an American magazine
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a movie . ’ the- theater”
a soccer mah, i ball iy Fah
Delegates: work
Can't delegate «
Productive--
Think type".
Organized
Disdrgenized
Feels work is*not
“opprecisted.
and, Feguiations
An innovater
Hei ig. ‘courteous to them:
Worties about. them,
Couldn't care less
They fear hiin
: Believe he is just
4 He tokes credit for their
: work
: Gives credit where-due
i See him socially
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° Bee See him socially a ee i
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* 11501.07. Jo his relations with ster woul yew consider him ‘Shy. ;
BM s core) pets oO ‘ Guarded 37
“Conventional and correct
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do you thik he. is.a 1 person what >
oe : . of Loses: his tempet eoiily -
we Soe ee, Hos a quick temper bur holds it well ~~
a Boe "Has a normal temper Oc vets
“Hos an even temper and is rarely ruffled .
Has an unusual amount of tolerance and
would almost never lose his temper
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, 11.01.05 Have you ever seen him lose his temper? No Yes
If Yes, give a short description ‘of the incident, including
how he reacted. .
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: 102,01 “Is he. a Person whos: you" . - 7 Hove: never seen ‘pease any
gg Have: frequently § Seen. tecse someone”
7 . ‘Cannot Imagine ever tecsing’ enyon
“Consider ‘his ‘teddeney: to tease Tike that of mest. pecple
yl te 1102.02. Us he ¢ a peisgin.. a ‘Wh obviously” ‘cannot: stale teasir
ee ee re Whoin most. people: enjoy teasing
qo wa Po , “Whom most people would: never consider teasing
a : - Who-obviously- likes tobe teased: _
oan - ou 11.02.03. - “His sense of humor is “- About like that.of mest peoole on
ae : soot _ Notably: absent __; Clever . . Subtle
__. Heavy, x Glee
11.02.04” Does he tell jokes ond Snecdatés?: |
= 11.02.05 . Be d sty teller, he- is “ Vey ood i Averone _
“is he a more” e inclined to tell a story ao Ted a ‘group of tpsople_X x
2 lo. Quietly toa friend or acqua
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mprés: on.of tempare t anid sense. of hum
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11:63. ov Heise hesrtyé hale fel Low, w svghs with aint and Bleasure. -
“His he mor is: forthright, not su te,and. @lthough ‘he-is sométinies ~
t nobles Most
‘11.03.02. ~ Hel isa ‘a hearty fellow who, when he tovshe,. does s so with’ cons
: siderable gusto. However, he is frequently dour and sometimes .
Eo, ° ; .— infolerant and somewhat humorless. His humor-.is direct, even
Be . vo. crude, cnd at times, inoppropticte. He tends to be the kind of | ;
OT —— yperson who loughs more at people than with people. _
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11.03.03 Heisa good~ ~humored fellow who sometimes can be considered:
jolly. and carefree. His humir i is cléver and well timed. He. is
‘quite: sénsitive to the moods ‘and feelings of others. and often’
cai do. good ‘job oppropriately livéning up a: party. “Although
something. of a tease, he is never. cruel or insensitive.
11.03.04 ‘He is. enérally a rather: quiet and somiéwhot complaceai
who, ot.times, ¢an be. surprisi ingly gay. ond. satefrees.
when gay... he sometimes. overdoes it and causes some Stiain for ~. -
_ _ these’ ground him. ‘His humor is often cleyer but he can. n be: Co. nn
quite s sofcostic and” evan biti ng ‘on occosion. : g
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‘priate. He does not necessarily oppear to bea humorless: “person,
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fig in the right sort of setting.
aristocratic quality
11.03.09. « None of these fit; | viould
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a: mo 12.01.01 ‘Are his atiinydés ‘about Sex. ne a - aa :
ai oe me eS Very abseure
, Is - piffiauit, to: determine”
ob ~ ‘About overage a for his culture ond- background
as . : . _ Clearly. uninterested
oe ~ . oo _ 7 a an ‘Indifferent ~
e woe soe a os : ne Cleerly ee -
* ~ oo 12:01.02: ~ ‘in the preserice of women, he is” “Stilted.. "Conventional 7 =:
: tes a a Flirtatious 3 x : Volgar
: i et ror _ Hostile 2. “tndiffereat
“Often : 7 - © Never- :
‘Sometimes witha gfoup *
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_ in his relations with: ‘woinen, “does he oi
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i Yes, ‘what did she say? : 2 J Not
ay
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: ‘Do you have any idea how he feels about prostitutes? - Yes
. No
Tf No, d do you think: he fs the: type who would go to a prostitute
Canfot i imagine him. visiting a prostitute
Hove’ nothing: to base an opinion on |
Obviously negativistic toward prostitute
. _ Generally: act: somewhat immature and indppropriate | for:
: oo vos his age andexperience
fog. dl 1 2) Show considerable facility ond poise
_ Show Eonsiderable: unedsiness of awkwardness
“la describing a an ottiactive woman, is he i indst ince. to. mentia
: Her haié “Breasts
; “Eyes Clothes
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Senta th, . DS 7 . » begs “Hove no idea, -
Have you ever heard hit described i ‘in any woy by a woman? Yes. X
Ot etee | Mi vee:
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Which of: the, fallo ing: ‘best describes, him?
ny, lusty, man n who shows little: ‘embarrassment, aboit"
worrien “oppropriataly, ‘but makes little: effort fo -
intration-and ottraction-: He appears’ virile. and--
it'with, women, and most women seem, te like it it.
He-is an centhy, lusty. man "who on o¢casion-can be crude’ or
even vulgar. He treats women rather harshly, und can become.
quite pushy when. attracted to. a woman. He seems to be very
proud of his virility. Many women would be offended or ce-
buffed: by his aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother
him.
saute toward pros tutes | —
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sane
He is a somewhat sensual, father soft man-who is very consid :
erate of women. He’is prose to hold a wamani's hand overly
long when talking to her and: Frequently puts his arms. cround
women he admires. He oftén- uses flattery and complimerits,
but does so rather graciously. Mast. women oh tually like his.
attentiveness.
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“-eyes ‘when‘he. “thie noone ls: alow ot He is also prone to -
brush. dgainst or touch women: “accidental " whenever he: ‘gets.
Hei is'a self-confident, rother polls ished p person + who i is pioper 7
‘and conventional: with either | men or, women. Hei is- ane
‘Ina group,, hie aleve ‘beh:
usually ¢ can be! ‘quite efficies t
“of the air of a arofesstonal man about: himis - He is soltie,
light @ woman's ‘cigarette or see that she i is Properly. token
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“Hei isa o iomewhab shy ‘and indifferent pers j
People « consider ‘ddd or unusual: He shows’ ‘little or 1 : :
interést-in women in’ public.” In Generol, he i isa press a
cupied person who only seeks out people with si imi lar :
interests. There is an: ascetic, -asexual air about him ;
most t of the time.
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Ste es eens sete © meer a :
semen mee soem tae sane
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* 43:01 .02 : * Dect his wife. go out socially. with hi or . lene ae veers
we aes tee : ,Never___ ‘Seldom ux “Aveioga_— : Often _ fee ;
. - 13.01.03 2 Is his wifes lider. than ho. - -eboit his: “age: clos ae
- oS ; yourger thanhe cson't tel se Be “4 i
. 13.01.04 i Is his wife: unusually -cttractive. ° “altractive to on overage degide Son.
os vat, Le unusually vnattractive TT Bae 8 = a
pecking, ig his wife: sociolly’poiseds.— :
to ; - socially adequate Se
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is he: very’ “attentive- fo ‘hii wife-
> os | -appre jatély. ‘attentive to his wife.
‘indifferent towards, his wife. .
a “ “ “| : St 13.02.02: “An pul 1 ist his wife very oftentive to him 6
: Se 2 appropriately attentive to him ‘
indifferent to him
13.02.03 Would you ‘characterize his wife as:
: : aggressive _—ss domineering independent
: : complacent __ __ submissive dependent
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13.02.04 In the orea in which she lives, does she oppeor to be: _
very satisfied . normally satisfied very dissatisfied
13.03. : ; “Have you been, to their’ homme? Yes _ - No
13.03.01 — Are the Wiving quarters: uniivally nicé, fot thea area:
Cae wat mo, typical of the area: : —
eR ~ nusvolly” poor: for thie area.
13.03.02 . Ate’ they, o esa a couple: ‘unusuelly good hosts _ “good hosts ;
; unusually poor hosts
: 13.03.03" 7 : Does the wife seem: very comfortable asa hostess: “ “
Ls adequate as. hostess : somewhat tense. as: a hostess. -
we very ‘Uncomfortable: asa hostess . .
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~ 13.03.05 a in ‘general, their fonishiogs are: - unusvelly dra
toe conventional __ Unusually nice _
bvigusly very inferested i in her home: re ;
intereste ai in ni her home ¢ as: sithost. women nthe area at
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the:kird of people who entertain often and like it- .
the kind ‘of people who meet their social- obligations and cathier enjoy it
" the kind of people who énjoy entertaining ‘only close friends
_. the kind of people who entertain only when they have to
“the: kind of people who really Ji dislike to entertain
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If so, what is he most likely to criticize:
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as: compatible os. most obviously not very compatible” xX
Is he. inclined to: never 1 appear jealois of her
> ately appear jéealous.of her
: ‘often oppeor: jedlous, of her |
lied tot never oppeur jealous of him
or ; tately appear jeclous,of-him
- often appecr jealous of hin”
are anping 0 about his wife that deserves speci mention or:
vdeseription? ; Oe
Ase a "husband, “hig is best described as: : : -
An outgoing mdn who obviously i is the dominant’ partner ‘in the
= marriage. He is protective of his wife. ‘and alweys includes her
. when possible in his social activities. 2 | -
ral ionship. :
‘An outgoing man wha i is quite dependent upon | his wife. She.
ends to be the more dominant Partner and: he seems: fo like’ it ond* °
: newbat gurly man who i is. £ obviously’ ve very ‘dependent.
‘upon’ his wife bot will rarely ‘admit it,
tO, be Ais ‘and, possessive obout” his
: h sband who treats his i
us ‘husband. who fakes his matriagé quite:
. ously part.of ‘thé team and they both foke family’
. ond: soctal responsibilities’ seriously. oe
aA ‘socially: ‘act ;
even when his-wife is present « They both seem to > Head separate,
“but! quite conipatible lives so *
_. A quiet man who is obviously very dependent upén his wifé.
“ She looks ofter'him rather unostentatiously but it is obvious that
“she hos considerate influence.on his behavior and atti tudes.
Ba None “of these fit, he is best described as: oe
domimamnf paringe.. Independ ‘ont
wire, Tadifherent ty here hn vee
je may J have’ some fendéticy |
> An active man ‘whd.is authoritation.and dominant. as.a° husbands am oe
‘Hei is p ossessive of- his wife and, fends. to be. demanding | in their ie
e inan who. can be quite charming ‘with the ladies! wo
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rr household? .. we . Yes No. a an
. er ‘ Does he make minor 2 repas himself?” * Yes. No. er ;
a Bo! . a “Feiy const s. Awk nad _ dS
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Oe fo 4 Does he hove any childrens . ot : “ye_X .X. . No _— oe :
. - ee ‘ - Howes many m4 What ages... 4 Q +18 se Sex of fehilren _ nh det fou.
‘ 2 Yes | Ne x
F nat, where ore, hey
‘a sapeeh an aan sent
. Does: het. “pay u ‘gndtual atfeatié on _
“poy. normal-atténtion to his children: ~
. pay little attention to, his Chitdrén =
ods! ‘his wifes. ane unusually: atteritive, mothe .
. _ talk.o about his chi idre nas, norm
‘frequently talk about his children’
“seem Quite pieoctuied @ about his chil
ren ; unusual 4 insofiy ‘woy- (fisquent illness ‘allefgies; =
crippled< or deformed, nusvally bright; etc. ) met
oy Yes No x
‘Are ‘iy’ of his ch
_mentelly. defective,”
iF yes, describe’ cleguiitonces:
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14.02 * When his” wife and family are awoy, he is:
obviously’ very lanely and af loose: énds
unlikely to vary his routine -
slikely“to become more, e.active and socially a aggressive
"have. D) idea
Mt a Fath, he i wait descitbd as. -
: . Af active, py. foi ly‘man who-is eroud: of his family. o
An active ‘family iman-who is-inclined to.be ‘strict and - par
~ démanding with his children.
An active. fomily. man who spénds.a great ‘deal of time with his
femly. -He'terds.to spoil-his ‘childrens:
___.. An_active but: ‘insecure" family mah who worties, a good deal
about his- children. fen -
An ‘active, ri sible:fother, but hos a no-nonsense attitude. ©
:His work comes first Gnd his fumily” knows it: ~
. A careful, responsible’ Father wha is conscientious ‘about his -
fami ly ‘but not porticularly worm or detonsteative,:
—
an A “carefree father who. takes his family for gronted. ' Most of the. _
time they fend’ for themaclves ond do a Pretty good job of it, -
en ee ene
a re coe : An indifferent: Father, wh, sofnetimes’ seems oblivieus of his”
Tren
; _Does he: carry pictures ‘of his fomi ly wife.
himself
ln his ‘Office: or room, does he dis viley pictures of. his Fo by
7 wife _ children” vo _ himself, hee . nyt
4s there: anything ‘about his relations with wi ife: or Fly that requites
: ‘special mention or description? - ‘
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vo _ He‘is o mon 4 with forthright- dnd obvious opinions: “He is capable « °
of expressing , these opinions with little apparent. regard for the. .
_ feelit noe nd. ‘orlitudes of. others... — a =
— . - He’ is @-man with many prejudices ond dogmatic'i ideas. ‘He con:
Cb Be —T express them with ‘heat and determination when necessary.
Boe a EE . He isa ‘man ‘Who is likely to turn aside controversial opinions’
Coo mo, oy with flipponicy orhumor. It is sometimes difficult to determine.
his opinions | because it is herd to- get. him. vreally: serious.
—_ > He’is-a-man- who: -may-have. inany. strong op
for him to. show them. He is epolagetic, diffide
vacomfortable’ when an argument is in the offing. |
“He i isa ‘man whore. true opinions are difficult to determine. He’
is: susually diplomatic and-conve' tional when esntioversial subjects -
_ 6¢.téboo subjects. are discusse an
He i is a man wwho.i ib serious ond deternined to be. proper ‘and :
He has the manner of a well disciplined person n who,
conyentional:
J supposed. to say, Or expected, to soy.
': He isa ‘man. wiho has quite sophisticated, ni
~ capable: Fc Snsiderable” articuléte 6 arg nent,’
ir subtlely sarcasti
He is ‘aman who is shy or. taciturn, about his opi
very hard. to get him to- open up on. -any subj te poniulrly
if it-is | controversial. oe a
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. . “is obvious and intense : : a ~
is like that.of most. ‘of his colleagues i
whe -- is guarded:and not too intense a
; sks difficult to determine :
15.02.01) “On general ‘political i issues, is he: | : : i <
: oe unusvally well-informed on his country's. -pasition "ar oP
_ as informed as most of his colleagues: es ee. < _
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| 05 © “Is he’ the kind of § person who: ‘Never ‘talks about his heolth-< or how he ,
F - ‘feels. Talks about his health-and feelings to an overage degree x
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“Frequénily: talks about his health and feelings 4
: - 18.08 When he feels bad: It is obvious to others it is obvious to cn average —-
4 . degree Most.people would never know it Hove never known him
| : to feel bad ; . : ia! aa
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_people his age 2. Unhealthy — - . _
~Does he have * A A flushed face. ; A pot belly, ; A tandgndy to
i ‘bisathe hard ‘with.exertion a Cold. clammy fonds A tendency’
‘to. sweat to ony unusual degree ._-Foul breath _ : _ va
" To: your knowles does’ te adhere toa special diet or health regimen?
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. Yes No.
if Yes; please. explain:
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AS an 5 overall i impression, "does he strike you ase person who i is | i i
: Highly enérgetic and tireless, x :
Energetic, but in spurts :
2 oo _ Moderately energetic:
es Letbargic,: Ustless
ts there ‘afything « aboist the stote sof his: health or his ‘fommily' s ‘health
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"8: Dee! 19004 1945, Sudy'9 office
ees re a * The. C/O arrtred ot guidgts office prize a Subs wasn Ats way down to , the
: : -° great to meet Valentin Légino> who Acd called by phone to ask say to etep
- Bom to the. street. Jt turned cus that: ‘ald Logtnov. ucs “trtenseted. in ung to.
eis Suas tro tickets fom tha Ballet “yor “9 Dacember. Loginoy eaingly asked
Suds if he Aad gone to- tha maeting of the 2uo presidents at ha ‘border- and
ep. Seay rejoined. that he didn't mcke th.t maating dut- would. de on hand for the
oo _ |. = turning over of tha Chantsal. (Comment: the C/O waa not aware. of any Sootet
2 a —— i raitering about as Ae entered Sudj's dutzaing/s : ; . :
s . 7 ee Su8y Yeported that Alexandr prikhodxo had ‘dropped tn te the ‘office
‘ . unexractedly on 9 Dec, dut xs. Frevented from talking’ to. SUdJ daccuse Subjta
wife and son ware there.- _Prikhodho- asked, when ha’ could have. dunchk with Subj,
and~Sudj told him-to eal naxs week, but-that he wag terribly ¢ way ‘during the -
‘Christmas rushes _
. _ She C/0 took the ‘opportunity ‘te tmpress. on bg again thas Ag. 2a to do:
notAing, absolutely NOtAING »’ for the ‘Sopiets.- Zven tf tha Sviess ‘onty. ‘wanted .
. to Xkow dbout changed visa requirstents for travel tn datin: Srertoa ‘ot subd wa.”
7, Red to give them the tine of dove _
po . a Ss. mo c/o- brought: up. the sudject of Javobe- -gabtudoderyts: mont ton to’ Saag of:
: , ; iehaverrsdt3" interest. in aalistizg the: “gupport of influentic? vers tn hte ‘bta
“ mo Mee the Fresidancy, and “askad a subg, had Raard anything Partner: Lon thtas -
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i - "exe “greeted Aim
Subj: related this to EobRetovdryy ord. it ‘ins then: brat Sabtutovsky: told.
pouaj that Echeverria: ‘had gpoxen to hia and said, he fegls’ he is‘a strong. cand {date :
an “the Presidency, ‘arid would: Like to Aave a commit of Side peopls in ‘the: :
Ay Jevtsr community to coordinate with ain. Zadluddvery téld Udy te ed intending ©
to Brorese- “Sud Ja. Zadludopsky. aid not inane any ‘others.
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‘Sha C/O asked Subj to chack with. Fabludovsky on the ‘whole motes
Acad the opportunity. Sudj suid he would do So.
“ty ‘\aenker and Fernando Jena, the Aecd of Binal Brith, .
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‘Chrlatmaa glft of Itquor to. Subj's home the previous. day. : 1
Subs. waa very apprectattva of the gift. . . ‘ . oy
2. SUBJ showed the C/0..the reservation card for travel of Sovtet Goorgt Veeko : a
’ Gnd hile famtly, Nina, Irina and lerina. They'ra booked for departure from Mextoo " :
‘for 25 Dic by Alr France, forfarts,— ‘fortis to brussels, where Vieko. haa” Sour day :
of buotness, and conttnutng ‘fltgnt Brussels to Koscow on 30 December. . t CO
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con Viskols “successors © (from. the datter's éard) = ‘Victor Hw. Ivanov, Conse Jero, Comercial
- de Ja: Enba joda Sovlettcas” . wh Ths inva te” week Cetennt: in, Ba
ee aw ts Gract teal. Way qe eS
p 9. subs ‘stated ‘that. he had ‘recetug a@ letter from Staney Weintraub, T.S.. ‘State - +
Do partmart offtetal now in Chile, Inviting Subj to viatt him. /Comment :. Watntraud °
‘formerly atatloned in Mextco and later in Rashington was the nud jact-of interest
-'by tha. Sovtatg in Mextco,_ who had _ subj try to maintain Contact on ats: Hashington
- trtpe/. Please, forward this “information. to Gerald an ance in prtiago. . *y/
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Ge, Subs adld-he had r2cetved a firn invitation from Mr. Hawking (phonetic), tigr.
of Atr France: tn -Maxtco to go on thé. tnaugural flight of - ‘Alr Franca to Red catia,
T possthly th April 1967, Subj was “Compdatély neutral adout “Ala going, but, asked ©
+ the Lfo. if wa had any Interest in Ald taking ‘tha trip to- Red China. . The” c/o oatd
we - would let him ‘know about that,. a ;
r-Fi The fo ‘asked. SUS. to. have - the door ‘to hts. sifted closed, ‘80° ‘thee wa hight
: dtscuss- -d sertous matter. The ‘C/o gaid“he wanted to explore frankly, the status °
of Subjta relattonship ‘toward. ‘tha Sbutete.- The c/o stated, Sluntly that thera
wags a feeling | "higher: up™ that bf “Rad: not aéhlaved a Sufftetent degree: of.
ee cut-off from | the Soviets, . anid ‘that! his posturé af sriéendly compromtse weakened.
As stance. In reply, subs manit toned the tee alements that went inte his
attitude toward tha Sovteta: . 4
: “ay ré the finanetar gain from assoctai ng wlth them). ‘subg sald that had fatten
C2 to“ auch-an’ ‘tnatontficant, leuel:that “it. had “no effect. in Ate dealings ‘wtth thé
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Sie sor anythtng; and never went out of his way to seak: anything, from, then; -
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bj on ats return fram the ‘Sovtat* Union — but Udy made na mova to call Yatskov
"(uhait, and if Yatskov calls ‘htm, the “wtat: ‘gea Aim and cannot understand how he
ecculd be unfriendly to Yatekou under such circumstances),
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a L phoned Paul, Burns; Specia Assistant to. the bo; ‘and.
. cy said that we had some leads that could be followed by ‘whoever has:
“i.” the action in the DDO in tracking ‘down Hunt's activities during the
ay fall of 1964, when-he was -alleg: d.toi:have been engaged in surveillance | ,
activities of Barry Goldwater: :
2. 1 said that. our files showed’ ‘Hant was in DO Division (Burris ; : .
was not familiar ‘with that title, but recognized itas the predecessor :
“of FR Division) and ia August 1964 was assigned to the Washington
_ field office, I suggested that Stan Gaines, whid wag Deputy Division _
Chief of DO Division and now DCOS Boni; might’ be in-a- position tor eg
: give a few groups on what Hunt was. ‘supposed to be doing then, I. 3
suggested that he be queried by cable, Bu ns said Gaines is staying . a
on under contract for a while, so would continue to ‘be available, . i
. 3. I said that Fig Coleman. was on the Iberian dgsk when the oe Eo :
; ‘Hunt assignment to Madrid was brought. up ‘in 1964 and when Hunt ~ : . ot
—_ went to the field in 1965; He could five the ‘background on the assign-
> ment, which.seenis, to have “Béen through. Karamessines at Helms! oo, oS
- direction. _His recollection Would give ‘leads V told him that Coleman - :
, became- COS Madrid later, after: Hunt left ‘Spain, and could? provide |
7 ‘information on what Hunt did not do, forthe Agency during that period.
I suggested that both Helms and’ ‘Karamessines should be queried.
I gave as a possible. press treatment that Hunt was engaged. in : 4
‘domestic operations, (soinething Senator Baker is pursuing) and that, oy 4
his assignment to Spain after. the election could . presented as giving
- him, time'to cool off. I thought we had to pursue tl Tattér to, “be”
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: E. Howard Hunt : i
_ 1, Fphoned’ Paul Burns, Special Assistant to the DDO, and - ot
said that we had some leads that could be followed by, whoever has’ - 3
_ the action in the DDO in tracking down Hunt's activities ‘during the. ” JE
. fall of 1964,\ when. he was alleged to have been engaged in surveillance :
" activities of Barry Goldwater..
a 2. I said that our files showed Hunt was in DO) Division (Burne ; 2
was-not familiar with that title, but recognized it as the. predecessor ; i
of FR Division) and in August 1964 was assigned to the Washington - Coe :
field office. I suggested that Stan Gaines, who was Deputy Division .
- Chief‘of DO Division and now DCOS Bonn, might be in a position to ; ot ne
give a few groups on what Hunt was supposed to" be doing then.” IL. i TE *
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’ ‘Hunt assignment to Madrid was brought up‘in 1964 and when Hunt : oi uf
“Went to the field in'1965,~ He could give the background on the assign- a
‘ment, which seems to have been through Karamessines at Helms! .
direction. His recollection would give leads. I told: him. that Coleman. -
became COS Madrid later, after Hunt left Spain, and could provide :
* 1 suggested that both Helms ‘arid Karamessines should be queried.
. J gave ds a possible press treatment that Hunt was engaged-in |
domestic operations (something Senator Baker is pursuing) and that
his assignment to Spain after the clection could be presented as giving
him time to cool off. I thought we had to pursue the matter to be . :
‘Sure.we know the facts, . . ye
4). Lasked.Burns tobe sure'that.we aré on information distribution
‘ given our assigned responsibility for :
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“Keeping files on Watergate.
messages to Helms. He would advise the action officer.
available for any help we can give. : : .
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4 MEMORANDUM FOR: _ OPS/RMO :
f SUBJECT ot Watergate File Research > Final Report: ;
a ; vy, - The files of the. ‘tinned fate office of the chief, ops /ose. ;
- : have ‘been checked ‘for-matérial relevant to the subject of this :- vr
i: » memorandum: . The check. ‘included chronological ‘files of communt =.” rors oer nas oe
é -' cations ‘of which Twas the author while assigned to Madrid, Spafn-
r aa ‘in the period duly 1970 to July. 1973, - Nothing pertinent was found.
oo 2, I have attempted to recollect any other details which . a :
5 not. conceivably: could be pertinent and which relate to the period : _
j : of my assignment to Madrid. The only points which I recall but : .
on which I have no documentation are these:
a, Thera-were occasional joshing. ‘inquiries: made: of me
by American. residents of Madrid about the reported presence
in Spain of £. Howard Hunt in 1972.. My standard reply was.
that I knew: only what I had heard rumored: For the record,.
"at nd time did Hunt contact me, and I have hever known of his :
having tried ta contact any: Station personnel in Spain during : -
the period 1970- 73. I made no effort personally to ascertain.- -
whether or: nat Hunt was in Spain, and I had. no effort imade by Boo
any Station member.
eal cb. “A. Station officer, possibly. Richard: Ouderkirk: now
assigned to Guatemala, was given some information by an =.
_ informant“in 1972: concerning “reported activities: in Spain. .
by..Robert Yesco. 1. suggested" that the information bé given ~
informally ‘to the Embassy’ s. Economic” Section. chief, John.
Oliver. - That’ officér was ‘charged with keéping ‘abreast of:
developments related to Vesco. “The Station’ did. not pursue -
‘that subject, as I recall; because it was not a topic of 7
reportable. interest, according to. vequirenents. of the period. ;
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MENORANDUM FOR: Inspector General : .
SUBJECT | : Howard Hunt oe ee
- al . At'the recent request of the Deputy Director for. _ 4
‘Managemerit and Services, the Office of Finance has searched -. es
'* its records to determine if we could find any payment to ...° ae
.-Mr. Huntin an amount of approximately $30,000 that required. -
no accounting. | re
2. We have searched the following records:
a. The expense runs for the period July 1964 to. :
June 1973. for the immediate Office of the DCI, as
“ the immediate Office of the DD/P, FI Staff, . 4
CI Staff, CA Staff and the Office 6f Security. i
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flected in these expense.records but have. H
identified nothing relating to Mr. Hunt. i
b. The Madrid Station, JMWAVE and FR/Washington -
Office accountings to determine if there: were
- funds. passed by. the Stations to Mr. Hunt during
‘the year he servéd under non-official cover in
Madrid. We could find no payment ‘to. Mr. ‘Hunt:
x » either in his true name or his. two identified. -
“ . pseudonyms. ee
“eu oMr. Huat!s travel claims. for: the period. . | - I
" . 1960-1972 and have found nothing in these - FTP.
. travel claims that were not consistent with: - a
normal travel éxpenses, i.e., ‘transportation, : .
‘per diem. ~. : oe ha u - !
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' - advance account for the périod he was.under . | : '
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determined that $33,500 was advanced to hin .
' for travel and transportation of household
- goods. to and from Madrid with one trip to
Paris for he and his family to renew their
Spanish visas. All of this advance was fully .
accounted for. However, in his accounting,
one item appeared unusual, It was an.
expenditure of §1,600 for a sensitive | a
operation which was approved for. write-off by Mr.
- Desmond Fitzgerald on 1 June 1966 without
_-further accounting. © — :
3. Also, we confirmed that no other Agency adva
“.were established for Mr. Hunt during this period. —
4. At the beginning of his non-official cover tour, it
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was necessary to establish a bank account in his name.
EUR Division accordingly requested we open an account at the
Chase Manhattan Bank in Mr. Hunt's name to receive all non-
salary payments. (Mr. Hunt had-an account at Riggs National
his salary and.allowance payments). The:
following deposits were made to the account during. 1965S and
1966: -
Account opened: 13 July 1965" -
“13 July 1965 oe $10,000. | .
SOE ga guy 1968 5,000 6
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; 6 October 1965 5,000". .
"$30,000
Ail of the above have been accounted, for ‘by submission
of travel and transportation accountings... -
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further searching would be somewhat fruitless. One strange. |
aspect of the non-official cover assignment in Madrid .is that
all the costs were charged to the support allotment. of ‘the
EUR Division which-is not normal -as non-official: cover people
‘are usually assigned to a project. It is unusual to have a.
case officer abroad for one year on an operational assignment
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as to a project or projects to which.Mr. Hunt's operational :
expenditures if: incurred would have been charged. . nS
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“IT: Another possible. course: of action is to request the
7 Director - to approve my asking. a. cleared contact.at Chase
“Manhattan Bank to’ provide a transcript of all eiitries into - : L
. Mr. Hunt® s Chase Manhattan Bank account. - . - a Sol
. 8. ‘We are cur¥ently reviewing ‘records of all cashier' s . 4
‘“checks prepared and issued by Monetary to determine if any -
‘were. payable to Mr. Hunt. Hopefully this effort will be
finished ’y the end of ‘the week.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: E, Howard Hunt
lL I spoke with ‘Rig Coleman about Hunt's ‘aseignment to Spain,
I had ‘spoken with him back in August when we were inquiring dato,
reported activities involving Mrs. Hunt, eet
; Coleman said that he got out of the War College i in May 1964
(by: which he fixed the time), and took over the Iberian desk. Bill.
Ryan was C/EUR (or was it WE Division at the.time),’ In early autumn
“Ryan said that he had just been informed by the DDP (Karamessines)
that Hunt was to be assigned to Madrid as DCOS,.as a directed assign-—
A memo was prepared and sent to the COS, Jim Noel
(now retired). There was nothing further for about a month when Ryan.
called Coleman in and showed him a RYBAT letter from Noel stating
that Ambassador Stanley J. Woodward would net have Hunt} in the
Embassy,
3. - Woodward had been the Ambassador to Uruguay when’ Hunt °
“was COS Moiitev ideo. He had'a low opinion of Hunt and was counting
the days uritil Hunt left,. The President of Uruguay visited President-
a Eisenhower in the States, at. which time he requested a personal favor-- —.
- that Hunt be reassigned to. ‘Montevideo.. - ~
So Hunt took. another, tour. -
Woodward was outraged, and had his revenge i in 1964 when Huat was
, to. be’ sent. as DCOS.to. Madéid, 7 ars
4. Aftera couple of months--early 1965--Ryan. galled Coleman :
in and, observing that there was more than one way to skin a cat,
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didatt Fequire anything special, Ryan ‘saying that he didn't know, .
‘much about jt. It canie to him’ from Karamessines on Helms! order.
“Hunt was to have the telephone umber of the COS, -but he would do
nothing for thé station, Hunt was to submit’ administrative vouchers
for reimbursement of his, expenses and they were to be paid.” Coleman ~
said he never saw Hunt before he went out. He knows that there was —
no operational reporting, to indicate that Hunt was doing anything.
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: Coleman had a close personal association With Karamessines ‘he :
. ; did Just that. He was told ‘by Karamessines that he didn't know much By
5) about jt cither--"Helms said send him out," He was instructed to go on)
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a . 5. In early. July 1966 (4 July) Coleman went to Madrid. He” °~ 3
: - had a. ten day turnover with Jim Noel. Hunt had already gone and Gq
PY he did not- see him,. Noel said he. didn't know what Hunt did, but t
a ‘that Coleman néed not worry because.he was gone, oe : i .
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; i -.., °. 6, Several mionths ago Noel was ata seminar at which "_ i
a. ". "+ Armbassador Woodward was also present, -At the time he asked -
Pe “.. about. Hunt, Woodward said it:might still be dragged into the press, :
i ©. Tad Szulc had been after Woodward about the Hunt assignment to :
= ’ Spain. Coleman observed that Szule did have a Jong article on Hunt :
A in the New York Times, and the Spain assignment was mentioned, | :
4 "but without any conclusions as to its significance. , 4
te Coleman said ‘the RYBAT file of C/EUR may have something on
the event, but not much. A letter out and the reply, “but not much more,
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| MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: E. Howard Hunt--Madrid Assignment
. 1. On 22 February 1974, Mr. Frederick. NV Evans.
and. the undersigned interviewed Mc. Edward Ryan, , we
“Chief, ‘Staff D, Deputy. Director for Operations,* on - oe
* the subject of Mr.. EB. Howard Hunt. Dur ing, the period’ =. mo
of Mr. Hunt's assignment as a Contract #2 A agent _ : :
to Madrid between July 1965 and Scptembe?’ 1966, -Mr. oo :
Ryan had been the: Deputy Chief of the Western Huropean -
‘Division, Deputy: Director for Plans. The purpose of . Tt
the interview was to determine if Mr. Ryan had any ce soos
‘information bearing on the_matter of the’ operational no Sg:
.:assignment_ of Mr. Hust during this. period. ‘
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Po ' Hunt’ both to the European Division and to. Madrid was.
c handled without benefit of the routine processing
procedures through the Western European Division. .
Mr. Hunt's assignment was coordinated and directed ~ _O Be
’ by Mr.’ Thomas Karanessines, the Assistant Deputy Director : rn ne
, for Plans, With regard to operational duties, Mr. Ryan, -
“Was unaware of | any specific project.or target for Mr
.3 Hunt... Mr: Ryan made the specific observation that if
Mr. Hunt produced ‘positive. intelligence on the Iberian”
‘target-during this period the officials responsible:
for this effort: within the Western European Division.
- were totally unaware ™ of: Abe. mente ne Bete ay
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Bo, 3.° Mr. Ryan stated that ‘most of his. knowledge of
Bo _ . Mr. Hunt's activity and the nature of his. assignment !
r during this period came more through heagsay than ~~ - toe
L . direct official. Khowledgé. For example, he cited the = :
iz . . €ommeitt-made by a mutual ‘acquaintance 6f his and Mere. 008 gh Ob, '
eo Hunt's to the effect that-Mr.. Hunt stated that while = rr
i. - in. Madrid he was going ta “play golf and write books. ~~ / Bo
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were either being cncouraged or subsidized directly
by this Agency in any official effort. Mr. Ryan re-
spondcd that he was personally not aware of any such
arrangement, He added as an-expression of personal
Opinion that Mr. Munt had no operations! function and |
was ‘simply granted the opportunity to write books. for
personal gain at Government expense during this
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/MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD - ee
SUBJECT: Conversation withSam Halpern” , ooo. ae
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_ . I met with Sam Halpern for about 20° minutes this morning -
in GGl0, where he is cleaning ip some details before he goes to. ~
“.. his néw assignment as DC/DCD.. I told him generally about our
“attempt to reconstruct Howard Hunt's assignments and financial
transactions, and asked him particularly for recollections he may
"Rave of Hunt's assignment in Spain in mid-1965 to the fall of 1966. -
- 2, Halpern said that Hie has no recollection about such an
aSsigament. In June 1965 he moved from WH Division with Des
FitzGerald when he became the DD/P.. At. about that time , Do, ;
Halpern's father died and he was ia New. York for the funeral ~° lobe
and ten days of religious observations following that.- He was back Se i .
-_ In mid-June and in and out from then on as he got ready to attend
’ the National War College which began in August. He did not: return
to, that office until the end of June 1966. . : Be,
can 3. Halpern observed that during this period Karamessines
” was ADDP, with Helms moving up to ‘be DDCI. He thought it entirely —
a ‘possible that Helms and Karamiessines could have handled this =~":
on their own.
"4. “Halpern said that Evan Packer had come inte thie office
of the. DD/P skortly before Helms ‘became DDCI, and had returned :
from Henolulu for that purpose, He stayed'on for FitzGerald until
Halpérn returned from the National War College: He suggésted |
, Someone might talk to Evan Parker who may have known something
abaut it (although he may not).. ‘He also suggested talking to Georgia.”
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SUBJECT: Watergate--Frank A. O'Malley’ SO
7 le At 3 p.m.on the afternoon of 19 Bebruary 1974, a -
’ Mr. ‘Frederick N. Evans and Lawrence J. Howe interviewed | | os,
_ Mr. Frank AL O'Malley at his residence, 6419 Lakeview - Jobo
Drive, Falls Church, Virginia.) Mr. O'Malley retired : . :
‘ from this-Agency in June of 1972, Prior to vétirement :
“Mr, O'Nalley was an officer in the External Einploynent: :
Assistance Branch, Retirement Activities Division of . . tet
the Office cf Personnel, Jt was Mr. Q'’Malley's function =. |:
to assist personnel retiring fron this Agency in finding
_ post-retirement employment. In this Capacity Mr. O'Malley
- had been instrumental in the placement of Mr. -E Howard: .
Hunt in the Robert R! Mullen public relations firm. The | ;
purpose of this interview was to attempt tq determine if .. ;
additional information could be developed from Mr: O'Malley
With regard to the placenent of Mr, Hunt with the Mallen os
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2. Mr. O'Malley, begah the interview by: recalling ~-. _..- a
the nature: of his past Agency associations both with Mr. co §
Hunt. and the Mullen Company.’ ir. O'Malley stated that a
“prior to assuming his ‘responsibilities in thé Office of é
‘Personnel he had’ served with Ceitral Cover Staff in the ~ 4g :
area dealing with. the funding of covert action projects. © af
In this capacity hé lad becone familiar, with the acti- — Llobe .
‘vities of Mr. Hunt. while Mr. Hunt functioned on the Covert -- Poo
_ Activities Staff primarily in the propaganda field. | Mr. oye
O'Malley stated that he first came in contact with the!
Mullen Company when he was attempting to find an organi- -
", Zation to hahdle.the public relations effort vf a covert
“Agency activity khown as the Free Cuba Committed. Mr. .
O'Malley related that he had arranged this cover through |
the Christiaaform Organization and thot his duties ‘in-, a
L . volved all aspects of.the funding of this activity. Mr.-
O'Nalley-described the nature of his working relationship
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Nr. O'Malley stated that Mr, Mullen was in the nahi ts :
of confiding to hin information couceraing other Mullen
business convacts and Projects. In responses toa .
Specific question, Mr. O'Malley Stared that’ during the
‘period of his contact with the Mallen Company dealing
‘Director of Central Intelligence, ‘was listed as a charac-
with the Free Cuba Committee, Mr. Mullen tole him the
Howard Hughes Organization was a client of the concern.
BL Nr. O'Malley reiterated his previous statements _
that Mr. Hunt was -referred to his office for placement
assistance through the Office of the Executive Director,.
then Colonel L. XK. White, Mr. O'Nalley ‘stated that -in.-
view of -Mr. Hunt's. interests in the public relations- .
field, it was thought advisable “to put Mr. Hunt in touch
with Mr. ‘Robert Mullen for the purgose of gaining the.
benefit-of Mr. Mullen's guidance. - Mr. O'Malley recalled,
after the initial meeting, Mr. Mullen mentioned having
met Mr. Hunt some years previously in Paris, France.
Mr. O'Malley's office arranged interviews With various
Organizotions including Reader's Digest and the Kennecott | -
Copper Company. Through ‘the offices of the Mullen Company:
an interview was arranged with the General Foods Corpora-
tion, a Mallen client. -Mr. O'Malley stated there was.
‘disappointment that Mr. Hunt had. been unsuccessful in
“selling himself" during any of these interviews and that
ho job offers had resulted. In response to a question |
as to whether or not executive level interest was. still
being shown in Mr. Huatts post-enployment placement,
tr. O'Malloy recalled that. Mr. Richard Helms, then
ter reference on Mr. Hunt resume and that Mx. Holms
“Signed a ‘letter of recommsadation to the Kennecott-Copper
pe
; “9 unt's behalf. Mr. O'Maijey recalled being - |
Company on MeiH :
' contacted in.the last month of Nr. iunt's Agency Service by |
Mf. “Mullen, who stated that .a decision had been made’ to...
expand their operations. In view of this expansion, Mr.
Mullen, had decided ‘he would himself offer Mr. Hunt a. job.
Me. Mullen had stated: that he was interested in having Mr.
‘Huat begin work immediately. However, Mr. O'Malley reé- .
- Called. that Mr. Hunt coupleted retirenent’ fornalities and
actually started work for the Nullea. Company Approximately.
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? with Ne. HWuat while at the Mullen Company con a continuing .
basis, because Mr. O'Malley was interested in Sa. Mune
for possible referral of other ‘Agency réetirses. Mr:
O'Malley also understood that there was Cover and Coa- |
mercial Staff interest in the Mullen Conpary, ard that
Mew Hunt becane instrumental in discussing Several aspects
of the cover onerations in. his Capacity as an officer of
the company. Mr. O'Malley recalled referring various :
Agency officers ‘to Mr. Hunt -for guidance when these-indi- -
viduals expressed an interest in entering the public
_ Télations field, “Mr. O'Malley did recall disappointment ..
> in feeling Mr. Hunt had generally been less helpful on. |»
'. these occasions. ae ae ak
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|, Tequesting referral of retiring Agency employees with
' specific qualifications. These instances occurred apparent-
ly after tr. Hunt had assumsd his Yesponsibilities with
“"" the White House, In one instance Mr. Hunt requested re-
‘ferral of a Tecéntly retired Agency Secretary. As-in—.
previous memoranda and discussions, Mr, O'Mailey was “unable
to recall the name of this individual, He did, however,
State that he is quite certain Mr, Hunt turned down the
..: individual whom he referred. As a point of Clarixication, :
“Mr, O" Malley said that this individual had not Treviously -.
been known to Mr. Hunt;-nor had she previously worked: :
for hin in any Capacity. Mr: O'Malley also recalled. a-
‘request. from Mr. Hunt for an individual having skilis in
the area of locks and surreptitious entry. A resume of .
‘Mr. Thomas c, Amato was provided to Mr. Hunt at that time.
» needed in Connection with a requirement -of the Howard
Hughes Organization in Las Vegas, Nevada. Mr. O'Nalley
| Stated. the’ opinion that it was his impression that the’.
“| €eVice in aa undisclosed location, Mr... O'Malley reiterated
“his understanding that Mr. Anato did not accept Ne. Hint 's
,Cffer of cmployment. oe pO . Lo
e -jgcr 6. Mr. O'Malley then recalled request from Mr. Hunt . -
Fr -ifot a recomnéndation. of -a security service orgenization
Z (to Carry out an electronic countermeasures “sWeép." Mr,
Yeo ‘O'M311ley recommended the Wackenhut Corporation, (Nr.
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O'Malley recalled that Ne. Hunt expressod aera ts
With that Sugsestion in part hecsuse of What. Mrs cHune
Viewod as that firm's political erienterion. Mt. O'Malley
did not claborate ‘further on- that remark, Nr. O'Malley
then succested the use of Anderson Security Consultants,
Incorporated, a commercial cover entity of the Office of
Security. Mr, O'Malley stated that insofar as this.
Organization was advertised in the yellow Pages and that
Nr. Huat could be assured of the reliability of the Sere |
vices, he felt this to be a reasonable Suggestion, — Mr, «|
O'Malley stated that during a subsequent. phone call when
Kr... O'Malley asked how his suggestion. had worked out,”
te. Hunt responded, "Yes, they had done a fine job.
At this point Mr, O'Malley was asked whether or not fron |
his associations with Mr. Hunt he felt Mr. Hunt was vin.
the habit of making glib comments’ which were not neces- -~
sarily accurate in order to pass aver @ subject. Mri ‘
O'Nalley stated that this Was categorically SO. He Said:
he was sure -that Mr. Hunt had lied to hin on a number of °
Occasions and that, therefore, he was in no Position to .
-~ be sure that Mr. Hunt had actually, in Fact, used the
Services of Anderson Security Consitltants. Mr. ‘Malley
volunteered the Opinion that he suspected ‘the electronic
countermeasures "sweep" Was to be carried out in the offices
of the Committee to Re-elect the President, |
‘7 In response to a question a5 to whether He had
ever referred anyone to McCord Associates, Nr. O'Malley —
replied that he remembered having referred Valter Brayden,
“Mr. Brayden for a time acted as bodysiiard to Mes. Martha
Hitchs1]l, As an aside Mz. O'Malley rentioned that Mr.
Brayden had refused. to carry a firearm ina spite of the.
fact that Mr. McCord told him he cauld do SO on the atthor-
“ity. of the Attorney General. Asked specificaily if he had -
ever referred either William Shea or Teresa Shea to Nz,.-
McCord, Mr. O'Malley Stated that ‘he. did not recall speci£-
ically referring Teresa Shea and that he was sure that he
had not. referred William Shea to hin. So, contrary to,
previous Statements, it is now Mr. O'Malley's belief that
~in-all probability ts. Shea was not teferfed by this '
Agency to Mr. McCord: -
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in coordinating: funding for the covert action activities.
OF Me. EL Howard luat, the issue was raised as CO whether
Or not the fundine of Mr; Hunt's projects continued between
.July 1955 and September 955 while Me. Hunt was a contract
‘“‘ciaployee stationed at Hadcid, Spain. Mr. O'Malley recalled
that at the tine of Mr. Hunt's assignment to Madrid. the
Stuteslcni ursseminated tor Consumption within the Agency
was that Mr. Hunt Was retiring. Mr. O'Malley stated that
this was not generally believed. Mr. O'Malley was quite
certain that during this period his office handled no
project funding for Mr. Hunt. In response to specific
question Mr, O'Malley stated that on Mr. Hunt's return to
Staff employment the projects and funding which stopped in’
July. 1965 were again resumed. Mr. O'Malley was not aware
. O£ any project names or funding nechanisms or Post-assignment
accountings in connection with. Mr, Hunt's activities in
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21 Fobruary 1974 ete.
MEMORANDUM FOR THS RECORD
_ SUBJECT: Office of Finance Records « B. Howard Hunt
- Jd.” On the instruction ‘of Mr, Steven L. Kuhn, Chief. Co
of Operations, PSI, the undersigned made an appointment ~
for the. afternoon of 20 February 1974 to interview. Mr,
William Caufisld, Chief, Certification and Liaison Divie
" sion, Office of Finance, and Mr, Joseph Hudson of Finance
on the subject of itr, E. Howard Hunt. At the outsst of
the. intarview Mr. Caufield advised the undersigned that
instruction had deen received from the Director of the
Ozfice of Finance, Mr. Thomas Yale, that discussion on
the subject of Mr. Hunt was to be. carried out only with
' the Office’ of ths Inspector General, Mr, Caufield stated
that’ he had informed Mr..Yale of the requested interviow
aad had received this instruction with the-suggestion
thac the undersigned contact Mr. Yale directly with any
2.7 Accompaniad by Mr. Caufield, the undarsignad
_ brisfed. Mr. Yale on the nature of ths request and idon- -
tified the "Task Force” effort being undertaken by tha
“Office of Security An concert with the Offices of the
-: Inspector Genarat and Logislative Counsel. Mr. Yale
"responded: that he recognized the legitimacy of the in-
qwiry. Mr. Yals explained! that subsequent to initiation -
' OF the completa audit being undertaken by. Mr. Quinn of... ...
‘tne Audit. Staff, the Deputy Director for Management and
Setvices, Mr, Harold L..Brownman, had requested ths
Office of Finance to discontizua their investigation of
Mr. Hint to avoid duplication. Mr. Yale added paran-
-thetically that it was the ‘natura of Pinance Officers:
not'to Fave a job half idone and that én "informal" .
inquiry into Mr."Hunt’s £inané!al records had neverthe«".
- -less Continued at a more: subdued Pace,
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a Hunt's conversion to Contract Type A employment and .
wo assiganent was than undertakon by Messrs. Yalo, Caufield,
Rucson and the undersigned. Tho contract and payroll
filos of Mr. Hunt wore reviowed for possibla indications
- of tho nature of the operational activity undertaken in
“adrid. A review ‘oz traval vouchers indicated that Mr,
‘Hunt and his family made accountings indicating departurs
-. From Washington, D, C., on 5 August 1965 with un arrival
in: Madrid, Spain, on-16 August 1965. The costs of this
travel were charged to the budget of*the Western Henig -
- sphere Division, Deputy Directorate fo; Plans, Madrid
Station. Support. account, . A subsequent accounting suns
marized PCS travel expenses and: included a payment for
“aparthent rental for 16, 17 and 18 August 1965 with a
-. payment in the amount of $125 to Mr, F, Reid Buckley for
_ this purpose, 2! . . :
- 4. It was dotormined that an allottese bank account .
. in Mr. Hunt's name had béen established at the Riggs
. . National Bank of Washington... All Salary and other non-
m : ‘Operational reimbursements ware made to Mr. Hunt through
Sterile check 'to this account. An Operational account
was established for Mr. Hunt with the Chase Manhattan
Bank of New York City. A review of all payments made to
Mr. Hunt through the Chase bank account through Mr, Huat's
. oDbvrational advance subsidiary account, or 1442 account,
'. -had been made, There Was no racord of any: operational
accounts. or advances being processed through this. channel.
fir. Yale stated that this fact defined his concern, He
‘felt that “ir was laconceivabie that Mr, Hunt could hays
undertaken operdtional activity without sone transfer of
OY ‘accounting for funds, To data, no such Tecords have
been devoloped. ° No referance to a project or project.
digraph or Operational FAN number has been located, Ay:
'" expenses connected with Mr. Hunt identified to date were
a charged to the Madrid Station Support, A Teview made of .
coos mn Madgid Station records has not indicated any "Developmental
‘ and Target of Opportunity (349To)" funds or "Other Opera-
tional Activity (COA)" funds expended by or on behalf of
wir. Bune. Thess two accounts would normally be tho source .
of oerational funding not charged against a specific Pro-
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' for Mr. liunt during this veriog also failed to identify
a project. In addition to tho PCS and raturm vouchers,
two orhor accountings ara gn record, Cne accounting
Covered a trip by the entire Hune faally to Paris "for
the renewal of visas." A second voucher coverad a TDY
trip fron Madrid-to Washington with roturn to Madrid
mada by Mr. Hunt fron 5. January to 3 January 1966, The -
voucher States in: the Space provided for the citation of. |
‘the trayel Order nugber - "no travol Order." The account- -
ing xas approved and sizaed by Mr, Thomas Xaramossines, ©
‘thon Deputy Director for Plans. No Justification or
Statement of purpose for this Toy waa given on the account-
ing. - oo = : ne : . ; - ; . a
bs taken to any items Connected with publishing or book
royalties. Mr. Yalg noted that the royalty offset waiver
provision ammended to ‘ir. Hunt's contract was, in ais ex-
Perisnca, Somewhat unusual, ;
7. Ur. Yala ‘was inforned by the undersigned o£ the
intention to interview ur. Edward Ryan, currently Chief, -
Division » who was at the time of Mr. Hunt's Madrid assign-
‘ment, Deputy Chisf oF the Vestorn Heaisphere. Division. Mr.
Yala suggested that Mr, Davis Powel] 4130 be interviewed,
Tha pavetsigned informed Mr. Yals thas this had been dong.
and briefed Mr. Yale on the generally negative results of. -
rao -interviw. Mr. ‘Yale thes Fecomended that Mr. San
> p be ‘Anterviewsd. Mr. Yalo nores that Mr. H2lvera -
22n an assistant to Mre Desnond Fitz zeraid when the.
Henisphere Division and had ac-—
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Sompaniod Mr. Fitzgerald whe ne becane. Deputy DSizactor ror
Plans, Mr..¥alo recalled’ that Subsequent to HP. :Fitzaerald's
passing: 24 toMr. Halpera remained on the 3tazl and actad as
‘an Pxecutlvs Officsr for MY, Thovag Xaranessines. Mr. Yale
‘Stated that from hig éxperience, Mr, Karadessings -yould
have dolesatad 322 the arranging of “details Surrounding
‘Gn assignaent such as Nr. Hunt's to Mr. Halpern. sr. Yate
offered fae Parenthatical observation Of his Surprise at
Waat he interprete to be reticance to date to intervewy:
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informed of any information identifying any possible projact .
activity developed in subsequent investization. Mr. Yalo on
Stated that- any information in this area sould greatly
facilitate the job of checking Conputorized financial “oS :
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8 . 20 October, 1965 Unknown - $2,650.00 |
(2 months rent as Ceposit plus 1 month , H
in advance at $550 per month. Substan~ , :- ;
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aa ” (final destination charges per attached | - ;
mt invoice. Insurence charge of $1.00 is :
| personal expense.) “ 2 .
#2 € 8 @ 3
. : Expenses _ . ;
| November 18, 1965 Flowers for Sra. de Max Borrell | Ptas. 150 .' 37° .
December 20,1965. ' Dinner at Housé Cf Ming, ¢ -Ptas. 2250 3h :
SUE - Ex-Bolivian Ambassador and wifes 7° LE
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“| ; : Pesetas 2250 @ G0/$1.00 - $37.50% — 40.00
‘ . © For eporational security reasons a ‘receipt was not obtained. . i -
(Credit tha Ubb.2 edvance account.) . oe _ ee
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. | TLA, quarters, etc 6,662.00 CO _
oe. oe Education allowance 1,440.00 $18,905.56 7
oe EDY! Madrid/Paris. - reentry visa | ” 384.62 7
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PCS sto “gs - Per dien/mise exp 3. 178,82 :
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE R5CORD
. SUBJECT: © Interview of Mr. Davis Powell . my
~——-- ON the David. Sz. John Novels . oo
a. =... On the morning of 15 February 1974, the
ft _/ undersigned jntervieved Mz, Davis Powoll, currently
= “a Budget Officer on the staff of the Deputy Director
“ for Management and Services. Mr. Powell is located: ,
ee - in Room 7c13. - During 1965 Mr. Powell was Chief o£ - :
a: Support of the then designatsd Vestern Europaan Divi-~ a . +
Sion, .In July 1965 a Contract was writton authorizing .
Salary and. bensfits to Mr. =. Howard Hunt for an assign=_
. Ment..under non-official cover to Madrid, Spain. The ~
Qo. - purpose of this interview was to determing x£ Mr. Powell |
Doe. Lh. - had any information on’ Mr.- Hunt's activities during this .
oy period.
2 o 2.. Mr. Powell. rasponded that from his recollection : :
z - it was Mr. Hunt's habit to deal only with the most senior _ :
Bo . officer available. In ‘this case Mr. Hunt dealt directly 4
: with:the then Chief of Wastern European Division, Mr. ; ‘ me
Rolf Kingsley. Mr. Powell statas that, in his capacity a ae F
‘as. Chief of Support, any activity undertaken to support
. Mrs Hunt's assignasat, to. Madrid vas undertaken second :
: +.and thirdhand on Teceint of instructions from Mr. Kingsley's | nan
office, He further stated thatche was never briszed on LE
the purpose of Mz. Hunt's mission and could add littlo in . 3
... terns’ of speculation,. MY. Powsll recomaendod that. Mrs |
” Edward Ryan, who was then Deputy Chief of Western European :
Bo Division, ba Contacted.. ME. Pouetl also Suszested that 2
ea i . Miss Marcha Sevilla be interviewed, Miss Sevilie was the “
=xecutive Secretary in Western. Eutopean Division during tha *.; i.
fine that Nr. Hunt’'s contract was writtén and Miss. ‘Saville Poe
r oo Subsequently served in Nadrid herself. -Mr. Powell under. »
Poe Stands that Miss Seville is currshtly assigned to the - ng :
a oflica of the Chief, European Division. .. . , :
‘Lawrence J. Hows
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SUBJECT: Interview of Mr.
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a5 February 1974
Rogers Brooks |
John Novels ~*
1. At 0930 on the morning of 15 February 1974,
the undersigned interyio
Contract: Personnel Divis
pee purpose of this inte
wed. Mr,
Rogers Brooks, Chief, - -
jon, Office of Personnel.
tview was to determine if Mr.
fOOKS had any information not
_. tract Personnel file of Mr. B. Y
(» datter's activities while a Contract Type A employee.
contained in the Con
Howard Hunt on the
2. Mr. Brooks duniarized his recollections by
question oF offset ‘and housing allowance, but he was
uhable to recalji any of the det
that their contract perso
; checked for information,
ails. It was Mr. Brooke!
- Suggestion thae the Officé"of Finance be contacted and
met records on. Mr, Hunt be.
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NEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD |
_ SUBJECT: | Interview with Mr. Raymond A. Rocca ce
oe on the David St. John Novela = * fot a
On the morning ‘of 14 February 1974 Messrs. .
ote 1. 18 mM
07 Frederick Evans and Lawrence Howe interviewed Mr; Raymond
A. Rocca, Deputy Chief, Counter Intelligence Operations, |
“. The purpose of the interview was to follow up on infor- —
ee , Mationa contained in Office of Security files which stated
2 is os * "ll the beldef that individuals inthe Counter Intelligence .
pF. “ Operations office had knowledge of: tha writing acrivitios a
: “Of Mr. E. Howard Hunt. This belief was a matter of record
in tha files of the forner Security Research Staff and wag
attributed to Mr. Paul Gaynor, now retired, and Mr. Edward
Sayla,. . . ar .
".. 2. During this interview Mr. Rocca was Specifically
asked whather or not he had knowledge of tho existence of
any form of official Sponsorship or encouragement to Mr.
_E. Howard Hunt to write novels to improve the image of
this: Agency, - Additionally, Mr. Recéa was asked whether
. or not any assistance was ever requested of the Counter - : _
intelligence Operations office ‘to be provided to Mr. Hunt - Co a
¥ whether or not that Staff had-ever had any relationship. .- - j ... cr ae
ith Mrv-Hunt- whatsoever. ‘In response to theso questions as
“Mz. -Roeea responded. "fan the. record't that he has no knowledgs : i |
- OF any such. arrangemants nor at any time was he party to. any . : ced
-assistance ‘or any requests for assistance to'Mr. Hunt. © Mr. ee AN
“_. Recea stated that the particular.section which he had been - cool os
" most -accively concerned in-the past years “was responsible
. €or handling a variety of tasks categorized under the area ; og
uO of “sotting the record ‘straight. ‘Ia this’ sense, the "image”. .- ” So,
mission of the offica was to Countor misinformation. cur-. - ns
“rently in the media or otherwise. believed to:be pare of an, 3
“efiort’ to discredit the Agency. (Mr. Rocea feels that. any wb
assumption that Mr. Hunt was engaged in any form of Agency ss
ak nO ate nas
Sponsored image activity would hava. probably load to the. wo
concluston that .it was done under the Counter Intelligences SOL: . po
Coerzations. . However, Mr. Rocca emphatically stated that cet mt
this was not the case. oo ;
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‘ony official Agency Sponsorship of Mr. Hunt did in fact
exist, Mr. Rocea did venture tho opinion that he felt - poo
‘that: in all probability aa official acquiascence on the . op '
part of sehior officials afght-have deen involved rather . i oe
than an. official sponsorship. It was agroed. by all in ‘ ; i
- this discuSsion that tha nature of any informal support |
.' given’ to- Mr. Hunt -would. be far nore difficult to define :
‘~- an the. absence of any formalized: agreements, . a
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD Tt
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SUBJECT: Possibla Agency Sponsorship of the ; Lot
; David St. John Novels, Oo 5 :
a <9 The details: summarizing an interview on 4 February -
_ 1973 with Mr. Walter Pforzheimer, Curator, Historical
Z : tatelligence Collection, were sé6t forth in a yenorandin
ee “addressed to Mr. Steven L. Xuhn diated 6 Fobruary 1974. Mr, -
a '. ‘Kuhn was briefed by tha undersizned on this information.
during the afternoon of § February, 1974, Later the sane_
i, afternoon, at Ne. Kuhn's direction, a Conforsnce was held -
x With Messrs. Scott Breckenridge and. Jobn Richards of the
a7 . Offices of the Inspector General, os °
2, During this conférence the speculation was entertained -
that Mr, E, Howard Hunt ad, in Fact, been under Agency. _ ;
Sponsorship yith tha knowledga of Mr. Richard Uelss in hig
‘preparation of 4 serias of spy novels undér the pseiidonym,
4 David St. John IF it can be accented as a reasonaSid — ;
oe supposition that Mr. Nuat had soma highly compartziented ” eG
: financial arrangenént authorized by senior Agency officials ; _ 7
to.-wrlte these books, then it is lixely that this relation-— Sob. Fes
. Saip continued’ after Mr. ‘Huat officially'retiréd. Ytis . . rs
a .Spscifically noted that Mr. Hunt retired 30 April 1979) — ae
~ Subsequent to the retirement, a David St; John book appeared : -
| in print in 1971 and aagther i 1972. These pantiscripts -
. Ware ‘doparently prapated during the time that Mr, Hunt was
| exployad by the Robart Ry Mullen Company; 2°"
Se! wo, ae be hegithiog-- . ;
__3¢ 7 Minutes frou the Offtcs ¢¢ Gonerad Counsel make a
refterencss -to:.a concern of Senator 3aksr over ah dlldged .
financial relationship bétween ‘ur, Helns and Mr. Hune :
“' which continued subsequant to Hr, Hunt's fornal Yetirenent,
Senator Baker has reportedly made reference ta a Ppayseat °
--.. OF Some thirty thousand do!lars “ith the PArénthazicay
.) Comfent that Mr.’ Helas would aot have that amount of nonsy
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ox the Inspector General Staff opinioned that iftha .
Agency had sponsored the St; John books, it was likely.
that Mr. Hunt had so inforned Senator Baker. _ .
a ‘Adding possiblo weight to this line of Speculation
“is the fact ‘that subsequent to publishing the last St. John ;
lished a novel entitled, Eduardo, using ay
“his old Agency issued alias, Edward J. Haailton. The
Rovel, Mr. Hunt pud
Suggestion is that this writing effort was done by Mr. Hunt
th the Agency lavolved
n tha use of the St, John pen naae,
S. Mr. Howard J. Osborn, Director of Security, was ~
" -‘brdafad. on the above by the undarsigned in ths prasence of
. Mr. Kuhn on‘ the ovening of 5 February 1974. o St
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: | S"-". susyect |: ‘The David St. John Novels —— 7
4 : yet sou St ecatamaa isc Bre Tena! re Lo wet
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i February’ 1974, Mr. Walter Pforzhoimer, Curator,: .,
i mr
Te As One:4i Fe ;
= Historical. Intelligence. Collection, was. interviewed ‘by: the,.
undersigned: concerning his knowledge of a series.of novels. .
“written by Mrs B.: Howard Hunt,. This interviow. was. undertaken.
“ at your request..in an effort.to determine if Mr.-Hunt had
_ acted in any capacity in cooperation with Counter Intelligence —
. + Operations, “It has previously been alleged in Office of .
Security records that Messrs. Paul Gaynor and Edward Sayle
~~ “Of Security Research Staff, believed that Mr. Hunt. had written .
. “novels at Agency request and that this effort had been known 2
to. Mr. James Angleton, Chief, CI Operations...
SRLS eV names foe eo ln. ts .
cae Saas
. anes PAIL LT er as 2 v8 praan . 7
"Be Mr. Pforzheimer provided a verbal. summary of his...,.-.,
knovledgo of Mr. Hunt’s fictional writings under the pen a
; fame, David St. John. Mr. Pforzheimer stated. that when the
first St. John book, .On Hazardous Duty, appeared in 1965, he
. undertook to identify the true name st the author. Mr. _ 1.
‘|, Pforzheimer related that he checked with a source in the copy-.- =
_ | right offices only to‘find out that the true name was not given &
_.on the copyright application. The mailing address given for. OR
‘the author was checked against a telephone cross-reference . = a0
| }-idirsctory, ~- The address on the copyright application. was...
_ ;_.ddentified with. Mr. B. Howard Hunt. Mr. -Pforzheimer stated. -.
: | that after making the identification, he called Mr. Thomas "| : , .
+ Xaramessines and related his discovery... Mr.. Pforzheimor . Wo eee Le eee ewe
. recalled from the nature of Mr. Karamessines' reaction that" | po
oa had uncovered a sensitive matter of senior officer concern, _- :
r. Prorzheimer stated that ha then recommended .to Mr. ste
! ; Karamessines that "if the Agency is involved in this thing |
> icwhy.not-sée to it that Hunt’ leaves his address off the’ copy-. -
! right applications in the future." Mr. Karanessines reportedly
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accepted the suggestion and Mr. Pfortzhelmer recalls that
a ‘subsequent copyright epplications wers submitted without. 221
m5: . ‘the address, Within five minutes of the.conyersation with-
.-*Mr, Karamessines, Mr..Pforzheimér rocalls being called by |
oMr. Richard Helms, then Deputy Director of Centrsl. Intelligence.
. .Mr. Pforzheimer recalls the substance of the conversation as —
Po being, "for Christ sake Walter, this is the first book to .7
wo come along and say something good about the Agency." "Why. |
a “-not.-leave the.Goddamn thing alone.” . Jt:
“o» “S3,. TNe undersigned asked Nr. Pforsheimer, who to his o!
"! ‘Knowledge, would be| in a position to confirmor dény whether -~
oe Mr. Hunt was undsr any form of Agency sponsorship in his — 4.020"
: --. writing of the David:St. John novels. Mr. Pfortzheimer replied -
‘3. that he was never officially. briefed on the matter andjthat = =~ ;
“Sonly Mr. Helms or Mr. Karamessines could provide. the answer. © Se
.- Mr. Pforzheimer was then asked if oither Mr. Angleton or Mr. 0 0: -f->
‘Rocea of Counter Intelligence Operations. would have any | Sad
_ knowledge of this activity. Mr, Pforzheimer replied that hee
’ doubted -it seriously. oy
l-4. Mr. Pforzheimer went on to rélate that he was
occasionally tasked to do research for Mr. Hunt. He recalled
on-one occasion being asked to research the Indian religious
. rites involving use of funetal pyres. Mrs Pforzheimer |
remembered that this theme: figures significantly in’ Mr. Hunt's
subsequent novel Tower of Silencd, which appeared under the!
St. John pen name in 56. Nr. Pforzhelmer parenthetically -
pointed out the origin of the pen nama as being the nanés of
Mr. Hunt's two sons--David and St, Jdhn. | . oo
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‘that he.was assigned. to the Office of the Deputy Director.”
for Operations then designated, the DDP/Operations Group, in.
February 1965. The first David St. John book was published.
Fron June 1965 through Septenber 1966, ir, “Hunt
a " ., during 1965. r
me ‘was assigned to Madrid, Spain as o Contract Agent. During. _
aa _°~ 1966, thrge St. John books ‘appeared in print, ‘the highest out- 7
: “put for any year. Mr. Hunt published one book under the
St. John pseudonym in 1967. end one each in the’ years 1963, i
1969, 1971 and 1972. Mr. Ihint officially retired as an Agency ~~. :
Staff Employes effective 30 April 1970, | se Be
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any indication that any of the David St. John manuscripts were
ever submitted for review in accordance with Agency. regulations.
There is. no documentary. evidence currently available to the | .
. Officé of Security to either confirm or deny possible Agency |
‘Sponsorship.of the books written. by. Mr. 3. Howard Hunt under.
“the pon'name,..David St.-Johne. 2: 2: | - Sas
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“MEMORANDUM FOR: :Mr. Kuhn- oo. :
SUBJECT: General Gaynoz's Recollectiona ; - me , - a : :
F ee vee ge —_ . - . on Lycee op we
a 6 ‘This date, ‘at your instruction, I called Gen, Paul Fy Gaynor, : :
“> to seek his recollections regarding his knowledge of the writings of T.. :
Mr. Hunt and any official who might be aware of the circumstances , A ;
of any: Agency involvement in that effort, . re Le. : eo 3
2 2. Gen. Gaynor advised that his memory is not altogether clear
son the Matter, and that ke was "reaching, *! but stated that has he_ :
~“"re€onstiucts the matter: So co, oe oO
a. He became aware that Hunt, While in WH, was accomplishing:
a steady flow of'spy books, and that security Approval was nat deing re-_
quested on the manuscripts before ‘submission’ to publishers. (He stated:
’ that this activity Continued later, as he recalls it, in CI Staff, and
azreed with idea that the volume of writings was sufficient to indicate :
that 4 great of time was involved in Hunt's writing, ).. Gen, Gaynor advised a, 3
that he raised the issue “up front": on several occasions, . The reaction :
“he recieved ta his raising the issue was that "keap your stinking noge out
_ Of this business." He stated that.he was lead to believe that Mr. Helms
- desired to improve the image of the intelligence profession and the Agency -
| afd that Hust's books: Were.a-part of the program.to doso. oHe: stated that: -
Loe he swas never totd outright tha S was the case,. but the’ eSponsés he ~
Soe recieved lead him: to believe this. was. the case, me TL,
ee. . gested that tv 'O peaple might ‘be able to-assist in clearing ->~--
eS he issu; Ray Roeééa‘and: Walt Piorsheitner, both: 6f whom were involved - ~
_in the "image" materials, He stated that Piorzheimar. sesmed to. be aware
of allthe actails = gn an up.to-date basis - of Huat's departure from the-
” nthe’ public rélations firm, to the degree that Gen. Gaynor
gained the betief that Hunt was Merely moving his desk outside the building, |
‘but being paid by the same sour ée as before. He also advised that he kept”
“Miss: Ethel Mendoza fairly currént on what he was learning about Hunt's _
activ ties because she followed the case for him, an? suggested that her
recall about what he had Yeas ined and wher and whet. resulted, might be
better than his at this dates! “(HE also Mentioned an incident'ia which Morse ||
Aen while on a TDY was told by a COS to Ask Headquarters ‘to remove Hunt
- from the Area because of his direct liaison with the presitent of the conatey,
‘and othar activities which were confounding station operations, Later, the COS
told Morse to target about relaying the message, with the implication that
uel was being directed by higher authority in the Agency and the COS gid not
ddle by complaining, He said Morse ~raould crobably
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Hant ~-who might have'sorne recall or have picked up information about’ :
the book-writing matter might be Anita Potocki of CI Stafe, formerly of _
heen k a gather that she did not have official’ knowledge, but because oo 7 Lo
Of her dislike for Hunt, ‘she:n ‘ what her busine Sfollow his 2
career,)- >". eee Ee made tt pe me what her business to follow his.” 4 : ‘ 7
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; i. This wésoraacum contaizs a vecouséndatioa in pera |”
Graph 4. for the approval. ‘OS the Baouty Dirsctor fox Suppor. a
2. ference 8: CRABAYAL. {(?P} igia Contre reek Exployee as~
otzaed to the Madrid arsa in Spain in a sensitive aaydznent.
io siace hls conversion fron.a 8t222 Saplozse: ‘on 4 July 1963,
ao) PRAMAS Was ‘2 €S-15, stav 7 (319,830.00 per anpun) and ka
13 Delay Pata at the sane Sato in hia present contract .
Soain3. ‘Gla contract srovides that ta 321 bo entatlad to
al living quarters alloznce 20 conformance vith regulations |
or hap orgeaization aaplicadle to ats a Ppodatod bersonael. .
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ofsleerd tn Uadria ig 33 29CO rer nnbum., Tho house waion
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385 to 1G hoyensar is6s, a3 an 2n3nal- reat of 38,500, 990-
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; a Ria to the: operational gensisivity oF. 2 eakaasiigns
bi znnent;- his request’ for lis? on: Ais ronsing, cost; was
Randled “bz Yr. Thomas Savanessines, DP. . Ga ms) Sactduber : :
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‘Bo, bat not “to. at cesd, “9 perdant above his quart 2ors Ad ovar ascs.,
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Put? Status ‘Peports,. for’ Terenes S, CRAM sidce his r0y ; t
"4. ely 31065;, These recorts org required in order to maintain .. Ҥ
his leaves ascount in eccordancs win ths tarss of Parserapy :
. - (ce) ee has contract end to preslide astlon to wlthhel3 payin . H
‘ * adscordanes with tequirsrents of tha refarenced Nsadbdeoe, ; a :
& 2. TE da requested ‘that tats oPtee te advised a3 to : i
i | be reason ror the delay in tha Submission o? these Saty Stains
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bners Vill ba zo Duty Stare a. ports (Fora 784) autsisesg 9!
Sn Terence S,. CRABIMIC. Dag f2onld “be used as the sutherity | ;
to Continne hig F8yY Ditbost thes® tevorts. ernie leas
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ee . RSFERENCS. os a, ‘oe Opiiiton ‘65-2h76a, dated 12 August 1955 j ;
Bo . , Be Our Mena; dated 8 Tuy 1965, Sane ‘Subject :
a A. This olete beret recommends an anzendzeat ‘to CRADAIAC 8g ! .
Sugplessnt dated 4 July 1995, to delete Faragrapa: T- enti Ltled "G2faat." _
: This offices dclacwlsages the oe opinion, Reference A; ‘whieh
adetoratces CRABANAC my retatalwithoys ency salary offsat ony. future
royalties edrned as a result of bis Aiterary efforts based On tke fact
cover doza not tocludg rale § Of a writer, .
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3. As Subjects Cover Nacttvities" Raye been offieiaty clarifiea ° Jog
TONAPEI Le emg oes met
. aq baling only a ‘ligat one of a rstlica Foreiga Services O2ricar for 2 }
_ waited the Agency: will be raktng ali Sosis Tezeat Dsycents and aczually a: :
bs vill receive no funda frod any cover, tats PaTagrapa, which is ais hae? es
has no-resoing. in Subject “3 contract. and ‘it is Hereby reconsended that- . : §
it Ba festa 8 f¥ou CRABANAC ts Suppleseng, Lolo.
; “iy Beery ‘ip future - cases whey 3 Gover is so u ght 1 ‘that Sinjece -
: wii not ba rece ving fuads ffon cores it is reeoacended that no *Ozegee®
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SUBJECT: Terence S: CRABANAC - Retention of i
; _ Royalties bya Contract Employee 4
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and
7 l You have requested tha Opinion of this Office. in regard ‘to 4
the retention of future royalties which might be earned by Terence S, a
CRABANAC as aresult of his literary.efiorts. We believe that he is. 3
“entitled to retain such royalties withous an offset against his Agency - .
Salary, —~ a . woe . - ;
~ 2.. We have been advised by Mz. Geae Stevens, WE/Support, that i
CRABANAC!s cover does not include the role of a writer; CRABANAC's CEs
cover for status will only be a light one of a retired Foreian Service , i
‘Officer, Therefore, paragraph 7 of his contract dated 4 July 1965 may’ B .
- remain as written, Royalties from the fictional works, that he- writes as
"a profitable hobby will ‘not bs emoluments Xeceived from or through his
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SUSJECT .. + Terence S. Crabanaé'-- 4
Se ‘Retéation of Royalties by - Boonen
8. ‘Coatract Employes ; 4
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. = Referonce is mace to the telephone conversation’. ‘ 4
of 25 July 1965 between yourself and Rogers GC. Brooks of 4
thiy Office whercin backgrowmd inforraation relating to the - :
waaignment of Terence S. Crabasac was discussed. re
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. 2. Subject will apsarently- ‘develop a Cover aga writes, ;
a ficld wherein he haa an already demonstrated talent based :
upon several publications. The objective of the cover is to pro- 4
vide.a basis of attribution for some of his income, At the time i
. ofthe preparation of Mr. Crabasac's a contract, the svacific m
' - detail of his cover waa unknown, : oy
3. Request your aplnioa ia regard to ) the retention of | i ‘ t-
_ possible royalties earned by Crabanac aga resuitof his. ~ r
Urary efforts or whether such * jacome should be properly . i ;
offgat : . ; ; i
a ' Josesh. Be Ragan ; r
“Chis . Gon atract Peraooael Division”
_Attac chments. -
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“assignment. All travel, iFansportation and per diam Provided Jor und
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Dear Mr. Crabanac: ¢ : \ oo an . 4
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| The Unalted States Government, as Yepresented by the Contracting: a
C&icer, hereby. contracts. with you a3-a Coxtzact Employee for the uze .
of your services and the performance. of duties of a confidsatial mature.
vader the following terms aad cdnditlons: | : ; : _
1. Comsensatien. In full considevation for the use of your services “
- and the performaace of Sgecified confidential duties you will bs compen~ “
sated in’an asiount calculated at the rate of $19,530 per annum. In addition, a
“you are herein authorized legislative salary a¥justmenta, 4 thin-grade
promotions and, if Apgiicable, a post differential in substaatial Conformancs
with rules and regulations apslicabls to Govarnment aproiated emoloyees.
Payments will be made a3 requested by you in writing tn an apaTovad man- .
ner. Taxes will be withheld therefrom and submitted by this organization.
2. Allowances. You will be entitled to: {a) Living quarters allow--
@nces in contormance with Fegulations of this 6¥ ganization apslicadle to
its appointed personnel. Ia-tha event you are furnished quartérs by thea
Government you will not be entitled to the living quarters atowances herein
indicated. . oo : : ' Be _ :
(b) Cost-of-living allowancas “i-
in Conrormance with applicable regulations of iis organizatioa including,
but not limited to, a Bost allowance, a transfer allowances aad a home ser-
vice transfor allowance. ~ CE ae
3+ Travel. You will be advanced or reitnburasd funds for travel
‘elects and your Personal automobvils to and fror your permanent post
Of. z9signment, and for you alone for authorized operational travel. In.
Baditioas you will be entitled to storaga of Suca housekola and personal
eliects as are not shipsed,. in conformance with applicable Govérament
Fegulations. tou may be entitled. to per diem in leu of subsistence ia -
you alone while on temporary ‘duty away from. your persianeat Pos! of
this sabagraoh raust be properly authovizad, and expenses incurred hers. *
tadsr are subject to Payment an accouating in compliance with apolicadla |
Goverzameat regulations.
2enss3. You will be advanced or seimburged fends
il oxseases fachuling, but not imlted to, enterinin-
i 33 Spechically assroved dy the Gov--
to paymestand Accounting in comoli-
“tlons, bo
Operational &
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sauary operational ax:
Treat and the purchase of infor:
t. Such fusda will ps sudjse
aace with avalicasle Coveenment Pou:
5. Resay- tis recoyaized that youe failure to rcrouat fos or
adany Mea adwanonl yor herwuades WAU entins tha Covetam. ert to
nobilis: tyalasouat of sacs tnveblodsses ar MAY SOTMLA Lescul fron :
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6. Benefits, (a) You willbe. entitled to death and disaullity benefits ~
equal to those audiorized uade= the federal Employecs' Compensation Act,
_— #23 amended. Ctaims by you, yous heirs, or lepal Fepresentatives under
: : this poragraoh wlll be Processed by this orginization in accordance with ita:
7 . Procecuras in such manner a3 not to impair sscurity., "| ,
“ (b) You will Se enttiled to the continuance of pay and | ‘ ‘
allowances Ina maknerz similar to that set fosth in the Missing Persons :
Act (50 U.S.C.A., App. 1001-1015), St a oN
appropriata Covernment representatives. All aceruad but unused leave %
credited to your former account aa aa appointed employee of this Organiza- ” -
tion WH be transferred to the leave account established for you hereunder. ~
- : . {d) Aga Government employee under contract converted =
from staff statua without a break in service, it is required that you continue ;
to make contributions to the Civil Service Retiremant Fund. Such contri-~
:
E. . butions (oresently six and one/half per cent (6-1/2%)) will be deducted by
E , the Government from tha basic compensation due you hereunder, i.e. a
& presently $19,880 per annum. . Se : . :
_ -. fe) You are herein authorized to apply for enrollment
‘ina health insurance program for certain selected Contract Employees of’
this organization, subject to all the terraa and conditions of that Program. -
If accepted, thia organization 39 present!y authorized to bear a portion of |
_. the premium. cost, you. will dear tha remainder. Your financial contribution
- Will be effected either by payroll ceduction or by direct remittance ab
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. (2) 0 This organization is authorized ‘to pay the cost’ Boe
of necessary hospitalization and related travcl expenses for illness o= jajury fo
7 incutred-by a United Statas citizen full-time Contract Employee in the line
ry - of duty while abroad. ; mo ne
. ; ... 42) thts ofganization may pay certain necessary
costs of hospitalization and related travel expenses for illness or injury
incurred by tha dependents of 'a United States citizen full-time Contract _ -
. Employee perraanently assigned abroad, while they are located abroad...
° , Ibis understood and agreed that the eligibility and extent of the Particiaation
by you and your Gependents in the above madical Programs will be in con-
formance with the rules, regulations and policles of this organization ta
effect at the time an illness a: injury is {ncurred, thai all chims will b4
submitted only to this organization aad thac Adjudication of such claims by :
this organization shall be finataad conclusive.
ta la Lind) received fron op
sty of the 9. S. Gaveramen:.
Naetagaringtamounts dite you
“under is agreemyuat and are ackaow!led> hte be payment by the Gavern-
wager and far Sedaral income. ti ¢ patoeges. Ef caver g:molucents
wustes Ciba couract vou whl d spoae of ine ancess :
a. Offses. Emolument: (a
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of record to property of any nature w! NAsoever and wh
Proberty has jn fact bean Purchased with
you pereby TeCogtive and ack nowledas
either CxDress o: Constractiva, aun
Meirds may be Fequirci by
erover situate, witich
monies of te.U. S. Gove ernment,
the existences ¢ ofa trust re elationshia,
Dyou Astee to execute whatever cocu
Ane, Cove eeninens to evidences ¢t this relationsnis. .
BE -Y Seccecy.. You will be required to keep forsvex secret this coatrace -
and aul information which you ray obtain by reasoa hereof (urlegs reliaged |
-la wrlting by the Government {ror auch obligation}: witg fult knowledys that:
_ ; May subject you fo criminal PTosecution under tha:
| Lo, - Esplonage Laws, dated 25 Jone 1948, ag amended, aad other applicable law: .
re oa. and. reguations.. . a OE
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10, Instructions.” from the Governwent
Se din briefing, training or other Wiss are a paxt of this
bs ‘Contract aad ara incor- :
porated herein, provided that such ingiructiona are: not inconsistent min os
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denafits other than those
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in ws iting in this agr
the: Government.
“42. Term. This” contrat i is effective asof 4 Jul
continua ‘thereafter fora Betiod of two (2) years unizgs sooner terr
4a) Upon | ixty (0) days! ac. sal notica bye iter party & h eto, ox
; (b) Upoa actual notice’ to. you in the @vent the! results
oS required medical exaiinati
7 to be unsatisiactory, or
of : an initially
on are dy etermiaed by & this organization vat
se {c} “Without Prior notice by the Gover ment, ‘int the event ofa. i
» breach of thig ‘contract by your violation of the Security srovistons |
her2of or SY your-o otherwise Tends ering yoursalf Unavailable for’ oo a
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acceptable Service. ”
‘Subjset to. the availability - of aposasciations, this : agreement may be extended’
Upon notice from: the Cove Fasient: In the event of volunhry terminatisa on
i your part or termination for cause by the Cover:
P12 Of this. “agreement or any renewal the
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Bo i of travel ex Penses to the United States. Terminati
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE.RECORD
SUBJECT: E. Howard Hunt.
- Lh Burns, Spécial A Aasistant to the DbO, and:
t we had some. le; ids: that-could be followed by. whoever haa.
ontin’ the DDO in tracking down Hunt's. activities during the
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“2. 1 said that our files ‘showed “Hunt was Sin DO Division (Burns -_ i
was’ not familiar with that title, ‘but recognized it as-the predecessor. . —
of FR Division) and in August 1964 was assigned to the Washington
field: office, I suggested that Stan Gaines, who was Deputy Division ;
Chief of DO Division-and now DCOS Bonn, might be ina position to ; :
give a few groups on what Hunt was ‘supposed to be doing then. I : .
suggested that he be ‘queried by cable. Burns said Gaines is staying BE
on under contract for awhile, so would continue to be available.
: 3, 1 said ‘that Fig Coleman wa's on the Iberian ‘desk when the oe io
. ‘Hant assignment to Madrid was brought up in 1964 and:when Hunt oo
’ went:to the field in 1965., ‘He could give the background on the assign- . j
ment, which | seems to have. been through Karaméssines at Helms" ;
» direction. His recollection. would givé leads. [told him that. Coleman’.
* became.COS ‘Madrid. later, after ‘Hunt left Spain, and could provide: a
_ information on wha Hunt did not do for the Agency” during that™ period. BT a
oa suggested that both ‘Helms: and aramessines should. be queried, | ‘ :
v a possible press treatment, that Hunt was: ‘erigaged in ---- net
- dom operations (something, Senator Baker is pursuing). and that.
“his as: gnment: to Spain‘after the cléction could ‘be presented as ‘giving
him time to cool off. T thought we had ‘to Pursue ‘the’ matter to be .
sure we’ “know the facts. . 4: . i .
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4 1 asked Burns ‘te be sure that. We aré on information distribution
See ee Pe
. ee. cables to the field on this, given our assigned responsibility for
3. : keéping. files. on Watergate. He Said we are on the PLMHPLANK for
go . messages to Helms. He would advise the action officer. [ said ' we are. a aa
1 . available for. any help we can give. . me . ; oO
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" NEMORANDUM FOR: OPS/RNO ae
SUBJECT ob iatersate File Research: - Final: Report
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1. The files of the immediate office of the thier, -0PS70SG
‘have been checked :for material ° ‘relevant to the ‘Subject, of this.
memorandum. The..check’ “included - -chrongtogical files. of comnuni--
"cations of which’ I was. the author while assigned to Madrid, Spain
ia 1 the period duly 1970. to. duly” 1973, Nothing pertinent was found.
"2, + Dhave attempted to recollect any other details which.
- coneeivably could be pertinent and which relate to the ‘period.
-. of my-assignment.to Madrid. . The only points which q recall but
; “On. which. if “have no documentation are these: .
TheFe ware occasional: joshing “‘fnquiries - ‘nade of me
~by. ‘aneFican ‘residents of Madrid about “the” reported presence ee
’ “fn Spain of E. Howard Hunt in 1972... My standard reply was -
that I knew only. what [ had heard rumored. ‘For the: record,
at no time did ‘Hunt contact.me, and-1 have never known of his
having tried to contact. any Station “personnel in Spain during
‘the period. 1970-73. I made.ino effort personally to ascertain
"whether: ‘or not. Hunt was. in Spain, and had no effort made. by’.
“any Station’ ‘member.
bs A. Station officer, possibly Richard Quderkirk,. now ne,
- assigned, to Guatemala, ‘was given - soma infortation by an:
‘Gnformant in’ 1972. concerning: reported activities in- Spain -
vby. Robert. Vesco. an | suggested. ‘that: the information. be “given. -
informally, to.:t Embassy's Econom ic Section “chief, John ©
_. Ofiver. That. officer was. -charged. with keeping | abreast” of.
developments relat ‘NV The: Station did not “pursue |
“that subject, as T re a} cause it-was not a topic of =
“reportable interest, according: to o requirenents, of ‘the : ‘period.
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“Tettice who has’ relevant personal ‘knowledge ‘of events and
“personalities:
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Mr. Hunt in an amoun
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27 FEG 1974
SUBJECT: 3 “Howard” Hunt
1,._ At the recent request of ‘the Deputy Director: for
Management and Services, ‘the Office of Finance has searched .
Hine if we could find any payment to
no accounting.
2...We have searched. the following records:
a. ‘The expense runs for the period July 1964 to-
June 1973 for the immediate Office of the DCI,
: “the immediate ‘Office of the DD/P, FI Staff, |
Cl Staff, CA;Staff and ‘th Office: of Security.
We have checked various items “that were re- 0 n
‘flected in these: expense records but have
identified nothing relating to Mr. Hunt. —
4. The Madrid Station, JMWAVE and FR/Washington’
: Office. accountings to determine if there were |
by ‘the Stations to Mr.. Hunt during
funds passed
“the year he ser
Madrid. We could find no payment .to Mr. Hunt
either in his true name or his two i
pseudonyms. ee ae
period >
-_ Mr. Hunt's, travel claims for. the’
"1960-1972 and have found-nothing in these ce
7 19 cL claims: that were fot. consistent with. ~
. normal travel expenses,-1-€-».
‘<'per dien.. or
d.. We made a. specific’dnalysis of Mr. Hunt's.’
' advarice account for the period. he Was under.
‘non-official cover (July '65-Sept‘'
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Howard Hunt
determined that $33,500 was advanced. to him.
for: travel and transportation of household
goods to and from Madrid with one trip to :
Paris for he and.his family to renew their
an Spanish visas. All of this advarice was fully | ;
4 . -. . accounted for._However, ‘in his accounting, . 4 .
= ‘2: sone item appeared unusual... It was an ° ve Po :
expenditure of $1,600, for a-sensitive | :
*y opération which was approved for write-off by Mr.” 4
© z ‘Desmond’ Fitzgerald on 1 June 1966 without : f
£ - further accounting... Ss |
= 3.. Also, we confirmed. that no other Agency advance accounts :
g were established for Mr. Hunt during this. period. i . :
; 4. At the beginning of his non-official cover tour, it :
was necessary to establish a bank account in his name: The ; -
: EUR Division accordingly requested we open an account at the. i
2. . Chase, Manhattan’ Bank in Mr. Hunt's name. to receive all non- ~ BoP
oe ; -salary payménts. = (Mr. Hunt “had ‘an“account at Riggs Nationah- ~~ cote,
: Bank to receive his salary and allowance payments}. The. ~ — aa
following deposits were made to the account during 1965S. and © so i
_ "1966: | ‘
: Account opened: 13 July 1965 3 "
13 July 1965 © . $10,000-" i
22 July 1965 “$000. YY
1S September 1965 Ҥ,000 :
<6 October 1965 2 8000
19 July 1966 «8 000. i
ae $30,000 |
All of the above have: been: accounted for by submission. P
of .travel and transportation accountings.. ce To
5. We feel at this time without specific- guidelines that, :
. further searching would be-sotiewhat’-fruitless. One strange ~ : :
vB aspect of the non-official cover assignment in Madrid is that po we
z all the costs wére charged to the support allotment of the : a?
eople .
-EUR Division whic
- : are usually assigned to a project.
. case officer abroad for one year on
without him incurring operational expenditures.
h is.not normal as non-official cover p
It ‘is unusual to have a
an operational assignment
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‘SUBJECT: Howard Hunt ; 4
_6.. The Office of Finance has not found operational
-expenditures except for the $1,600 mentioned above. :
Therefore, it is suggested that ‘Nr.’ Karamessines be questioned
as to a project or projects to which Mr. Hurit's operational
bln . expenditures if incurred would have been charged.
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Director to ‘approve my. asking a €leared contact at Chase. ©
‘Manhattan Bank to»provide a transcript-of all entries into.
Mr.: Hunt's Chase Manhattan Bank account. . : o
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8. We ate currently reviewing. records of all cashier's i
checks prepared and issued by Monetary to determine if. any . '
were payable to Nr: Hunt. Hopefully this effort will be. ; :
finished by the end of the week.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: E. Howard Hunt
OANA A 1 ‘spoke with. Fig Coleman about Hunt's assignment to Spain,
“Lhad spoken with him. back in August when we were inquiring into
Feported activities involving Mrs. Hunt... 2. 2, ee Lon!
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(by which he fixed-the time), and took over the Iberian desk, Bill
“ Ryan was G/EUR (or was it WE Division at the. time). In early autumn’
5 ‘Ryan said that he had just been- informed by the DDP {Karamessines)
B that Hunt was to be assigned to Madrid as DCOS, as a directed assign-
“ment. by Helms, A memo was prepared and sent to. the COS, Jim Noel
~ (now retired).: There-was.nothing further for about a month when Ryan ‘
called Coleman in and. showed hirty A RYBAT letter from Noel stating. ~
that Ambas sador Stanley J. Woodward would not have Hunt in the
Embassy.
36 Woodward: had been the Ambas sador to Uruguay when. Hunt
was COS Montevideo, He had a low. opinion of Hunt and was counting
the days until Hunt left... The President of Uruguay ‘visited President.
Eisenhower in the;States, at which time he requested a personal favor-- .
that Hunt be ‘reassigned to Montevideo, - So Hunt took another tour. ,
Woodward was outraged, and had his revenge ‘in 11964 when Hunt was -
to be sent as pcos to Madrid.
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in and, observing that’ there was more than one way to.skin a cat, . .
atold him that Hunt was going to Spain: under nonofficial cover, --This _ LO a
didn't require any ‘thing special, Ryan saying that he, didn't know ,- . 3
; much about it. It came to-him from Karamessines.on Helms' order. Loe - ad
'. Hunt was'to have the telephone: number of the COS, but he would do - roe oP.
nothing for the station, Hunt was'to submit adniinistrative’ vouchers" - . :
"for, reimbursement.of his expenses and they were to be paid. Coleman
“gaid- he never saw Hunt before, he went out, -He knows that there was - 4
no operational reporting, to indicate that Hunt was doing anything. :
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‘had a ten ‘day turnover with Jim Noel. Hunt had already. -gohe and
: that Coleman. need not worry because he was ‘gone. we
‘Ambassador Woodward was also present. At the time he asked
‘Spain. Coleman observed that Szulc did have a long article.on Hunt.
: but without. any. conclusions: as. to its. significance. _ eT
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The vouchers were not large, although the documentation was. poor,
Coleman raised the question with Ryan about his signing off, and
Ryan said he could talk-to Karamessines. iC he Wished. Because ~~
Coleman. had a-close personal-association with Karamessines he:
did just that, He was told by Karamessines that he didn't know much:
5, “In eafly July 1966 (4 July) Coleman Weiit io’ Madridy” a
he did-not see. him, Noel said he didn!t ‘know what Hunt ‘did, but.
6 Séveral months ago Noel was ata seminar at which |
about Hunt. |. Woodward said it might still be dragged into the. press,
Tad Szule had been after Woodward. about the Hunt assignment to
in the New York Times, and the Spain assignment was mentioned,-.
“7; Coleman said ‘the RYBAT file of c/EUR may have something. o on 7
the event, but not much, A letter out and the reply, but not much more.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD a
‘SUBJECT: E. Howard’ Hunt=-Madrid Assignment cL
Ds caad the undersigned interviewed Mr. Edward Ryan,. ‘°
Chief, Staff D, Deputy Director for Operations, on.
the subject of Mr. E. Howard Hunt. During the period .-
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1. On 22 February:1974, Nr. Frederick N. Evans
‘of Nr. Hunt's assignment as a Contract #25 A agent .
to Madrid between July 1965 and September 1966, Mri. a
Ryan had been the Deputy Chisf of the Western European | —
Division, Deputy Director for Plans. The purpose of
‘the interview was to determine if Mr. Ryan had any)
‘information bearing on the matter of th
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. 2. Mr. Ryan stated that the assignment of Mro
Hunt both to the Gurapean Divisisn and ta Madrid was
handled without benefit of the routine processing ©
procedures through the Western European Division. 7
Mr. Hunt's assignment. was coordinated and directed": |
by Mr.- Thomas Karamessines, the Assistant Deputy Ditector
for Plans. With regard to operational duties, Mr. Ryan ©
was unaware of any specific projéct or target for Mr, =
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‘Hunt. Mr..Ryan made the. specific observation that if
Mr. Hunt produced positive intélligence on the Iberian
“. target during this period thé officials. responsible. ee
for this effort within the Western European Division... %-
‘were totally unaware of it.
3. Med Byan-Stated=that. most of his kndwledge of.
Mrs Hunt's. activity..and the nature of his assignment...
during this period camé:-more through heagsay than. 2 0+.
‘direct official knowledge... For example, he citéd tlie ©
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Mr. Ryan was asked specifically whether or not he was
Conment nade ‘by a. mutual acquaintance of his’ and Mri: : +
itiint’s to the effect that Mr. Htint stated: that while
in Madrid he was going to "play golf and write books.”
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sponded that he was personally not aware of€ any such
arrangement. He added aS an expression of personal ~*~ - -
opinion that Mro Hunt had no operational function and . oo
o write books for |. . §
was simply graated ‘the opportunity. ¢ :
dis. own personal gain at Government expense during this
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD : \
a Ss UBJECT: Conversation with Sam Halpern. .
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ee, . oar © met with Sain Halpern for about 20 minutes this morning “od ‘
& in GG10, where. he is-cleaning up some details béfore he goes to. _ wt 4
z ‘his new ‘assignment as DC/DCD. [ told him generally about our a i i |
z attempt to reconstruct Howard ‘Hunt's assignments and financlal mo j :
z transactions, and asked him particularly for recollections he may co \ ,
# have Gf ‘Hunt's assignment in Spain in mid- 1965 to the: fall of. 1966. : \
a 2. ‘Halpern said that he has no recollection, about such an
_assigament. In June. 1965 he moved from WH Division with Des
FitzGerald ‘when he becamé-the DD/P. At about that time —
Halpern's father died and-he was in New York for the funeral |
and.ten days of religious observations following that.~ He was back
_ in mid-June. and in and out from: then on.as he got feady to, attend
the National War College which began in August. © He did not returm |
to ‘that office’ until the efid of June 1966. a woos
L . “3. Halpern observed that-during ‘this period Kardmessines
was ADDP with Helms. moving up to be DDCI. He thought it entirely |
possible that” Helms and Karamessines could have: handled i this 7
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‘of the DD/P shortly: before: ‘Helms ‘became. DDCI, _and had returned
from: Honolulu. for that. purpose. He stay ed on fox. ‘FitzGerald until .
_ Halpern’ returned from the National War College. He suggested - ;
_ sormeone might talk to Evan Parker who may have kaown Something ©
about i it t fale hough. he’ may Rot). He also suggested talking to Georgia. wl a _ be
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SUBJECT: Watergate+-Frank A. O'Malley o ee
= vee 2. At 3op.im. on the afternoon of 19 February 1974,.0- oc & 7
: Mr. Frederick N. Evans -and Lawrence J. Howe interviewed => © | iM .
fo . Mr. Frank A. O'Malley at his. residence, 6419 Lakeview ‘
on ‘Drive, Falls Church, Virginia. Mr. O'Malley retired -
zg ' : £xom this Agency in June of. 1972. Prior to retirement “=:
a - Hr. O'Malley was an officer in the External Employment -:-”
Fa Assistance Branch, Retirement Activities Division of ; Sg
; the Office of Personnel, It was Mr. O'Malley's function - Poe
to assist personnel retiring from this Agency in. finding : d
post-retirement employment. In this capacity Mr. O'Malley 9-6 027%
- had been. instrumental in the placement of Mr.-E. Howard: | - :
Hunt in the Robert R. Mullen. public relations firm. The -
purpose of this interview was to attempt to determine if 3
additional ‘information could be developed from Mr: O'Malley | : :
with regard to the placement of Mr. Hunt with the Mullen’. 2-00 2 wee
Company. .- | oe mc , _ ; re re
, 2. Mr. O'Malley began the interview by recalling es 4 eae
‘the nature of his past Agency associations both with Mr.
-Hunt and the. Millen Company. | Mr. O'Malley stated that
- prior to assuming his responsibilities in the Office of
‘Personnel he had -served with Central Cover Staff. ‘in the
area dealing with the funding of covert action projects.
An.this capacity he had become familier with the acti- ~— .
-yities-of Mr. : Hunt while: Mr. Hunt functioned. on the Covert. , .
<|-ACtivitics Staff primarily. in the propoganda field: Mri
O'Malley stated that. he first came in contact with the “-
Mullen Company whén ‘he was attempting to’ find an orgaai- ~~
zation to handle the public-relations effort of a covert ~ = --?
Agency activity known ies the Free Cuba Committee. Mro ° | a
O'Malley -related that he. had arranged this cover through ©. °° i.
the Christianform Organization and tiat Kis duties in- ;
volved all aspects of the funding of this activity. Mr.-
O'Malley described the nature of his working relationship
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an interview Was arranged with. the General -Foods Corpora- ——
tion, a Mullen client. Mr. O'Maliey stated there was
‘Mr. Mullen, wha stated that a ‘decision had been made. -to~- --*
. Hunt begin wor!
[email protected] to 10 days later. . . i
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with Mr. Robert R. Mullen as being. close and cordial.
uv. O'Malley stated that Mr. Mullen was in the nabit
of confiding to hin irformation conceraing other Mullen
business, contacts and projects. In Tesponse to a
- Specific’ question, Mr. O'ilalley’ stated ‘that during the
period of his contact with thé Mullen Company dealing
with the Free Cuba Committee, Mr. Mulren told him the
Howard Hughes Organization was a client of the concern. |
3. Mrv O'Malley reiterated his prévious statements
ve that Mr. Hunt was referred to his office for placement
assistance through ‘the’ Office of the Executive Director,
“then Colonel L.°K. White. Mr.. O'Malley. stated that in |
‘view of Mr. Hunt's interests in the public relations
field, it was thought advisable to put Nr. Hunt in touch
with Mr. Robert Mullen for the purpose of gaining the
benefit of Mr. Mullen's guidance. Mr. O'Malley recalled,
after the initial meeting, Mr. Mullen mentioned having
met Mr. Hunt some yeafs: previously in Paris, France.
Mr. O'Malley's officé. arranged interviews with various —
orgenizotions: including Reader's Digest and the Kennecott
Copper. Company. Through the offices of the Mullen Company-..:
disappointment that Mr. Hunt had been unsuccessful in
“selling himself" during any of thesé interviews and that |
no job offers had resulted. In, response. ta a question ~
/as to whether or not executive level: interest was still
being shown in Mr. Hunt's post-employment’ placement,
ilr. O'Malley recalled that Mr. Richard Helms, then
. Director of Central Intelligence, was listed as a@ charac-
ter reference on Mr. Hunt's resume and that :Mr.. Helms
Signed a letter of recommendation to the Kennecott Copper _
Company on Mr. Hunt’s behalf. Mr. O'Malley ‘recalled being ..
contacted in the last month of Mr. Hunt's Agéncy service by. |
expand. their operations.’ .In view ‘of this e pansion, ‘Mr.
Mullen -had decided he would hinsélf offer ‘Hunt: a. job.
Me. Mulléa had-stated that Ke was intereste i having: Mr.
immediately. Howévet, Mr. O'} lley re-.
called that Mr. Hunt completed retirement, formalities and
actually started work for the. Mullen Coapanyl approximately
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4 Me. O'Malicy stated that cantect was maintaiaed
with Me. Hunt while at the Mullen Company on a contiauing
; basis, because Mr. O'Malley was interested in Nr. Muat
“o-oo for possible refersal uf other‘Ayeacy retirees. Mr. .
O'Malley also understood that there was Cover and Coa-
“mercial Steff interest in the Mullen Conpany, and that
Nr. Hunt: became instrumental in discussing several aspects
of the cover operations in his capacity as an officer of
the company. Mr. O'Malley recalled referring various * ,
Agency officers to Mr. Hunt for guidance when these -indi- ‘ 3
_viduals expressed an interest in entering the public ; 2D
‘relations field. Mr. O'Malley did recall disappointment .
'’ in feeling Mr. Hunt. had generally been less hélpful on. 3 ae
_ these occasions. ne a vo . , " .
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5. .Mr. Hunt contacted Mr. O'Malley on several occasions
requesting referral of retiring Agency employees with’ ;
- specific qualifications. These instances occurred apparent- | . Ce
ly after Mr. Hunt had assumed his responsibilities with a,
the White House. In one instance Mr. Hunt requested re-
ferral of a recently retired Agency secretary. As in
previous memoranda and discussions, Mr. O'Mailey was uaable
to recall the name of this individual. He. did, -however, -
state that he is quite: certain Mr. Hunt turned down the:
individual whom he referred: .As a point of Clarification, —
hic. O'Malley said that ‘this individual had not previously
been known. to Mr. Hunt, nor had she previously worked —
. for him in any capacity. Mr. O'Malley. also recalled a.’
request from Mr. Hunt for an individual having skilis in
the area of locks’ and surreptitious entry. A resume of
_Mr. Thomas C.. Amato was provided to Nr. Hunt at that time.
It is Mr. O'Malley's recollection that ‘Mr. Hunt specifieally . :
"Stated that a person-with Mr.. Amato's qualifications was . :
“needed in connection with a requirement of the Howard ; :
. Hughes Organization. in Las Vegas, Nevada.: ir. O'Malley
“. stated the opinion that it: was his impression that the.
duties. involved vould include the monitoring of a listening
device in an undisclosed -location. ‘Nr. O'Malley reiterated
_ his understanding’ that ‘Mr.:/Amato did not accept Mr. Hunt's ~
_ effer of employment.
. ° 6. Mr. G'Malley then recalled ‘request from Mr. Hunt -
- for:a recommendation of a security. service organization °:
‘to carry out an electronic countermeasures "sweep." Mr.
O'Malley recommenced the Wackenhut Corporation... Mr. ;
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} - : Viowe!t as that firm's political orieaterian. Me. O'ilalley
\ ne did not elaborate further oa that remark. Mr. O'Malley
” then suggested the use of Anderson Security Consultants, ;
Incorporated, a commercial cover entity of the Office of co :
Security. Mr. O'Malley statéd that insofar as this’ , : ,
organization was advertised in the yellow pages and that
re Mr. Hunt could be assured of the reliability of the ser- :
SELB _ Vices, he felt this to be a reasonable suggestion. Mr. ok
a ee O'Malley stated that during a subsequent phone call when ~. . :
Bete : Mr. O'Malley asked how his suggestion had worked out,; - ot
Ur, Hunt. responded, "Yes, they had done a finé job." — no 5
At-this point Mr. O'Malley was asked whether or not fron
'.- his associations with Mr..Hunt he felt. Nr. Hunt was in
. the habit of making glib comments which were not neces-
3 a ee sarily accurate in order to pass over a subject. Mr; Los
| ob, O'Malley stated that. this was categorically se. He said :
poe aS _he was sure that Mr. Hunt had lied to hia on a number of. 3
fF . ". * ecedsions and that,therefore, he was in no position to
“be sure that Mr. Hunt had actually, in fact, used. the
services of Anderson Security Consultants. Mr. O'Malley.
yolunteered the opinion that he suspected the electronic ee
" Countermeasures "sweep"! was-to be carried out in the offices.
“of the Committes to Re-elect the President... .- 0 ee
oo 7. In response to a question as to vkether he had —
ever referred anyone to McCord Associates, Mr. O'Malley
. replied’ that he remembered having referred Nalter Erayden,
‘Mr. Brayden for a time acted asbodyguard to Nes. Martha
: Mitchell. ‘As an aside Mr. O'Malley mentioned that Mr. .
‘Brayden had refused to carry a fireara in spite of the’ ~~ 7
fact that Mr. McCord ‘told him he could do so on the author- f
ity.of the Attorney Genéral. Asked specifically if he had. -. :
_.ever referred either William Shea or Teresa Shea'to Mr.. a
McCord, Mr. O'Malley Stated that ‘he did not recall snecif- 0 3 4°: woe
- 2gally referring Teresa Shea and‘ that he was sure that he
had not referred William Shea to hin. So; centrary to
previous statements, it is now Mr. O'Malley's belic£ that
in all.probability Mrs. Shea Was not. referred by this .
Agency to Mr.' McCord. ; / ar
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‘in coordinating funding for the covert action activities
Of Mr. E. Howard Huat, the issue was raised as to whether -
Or not the funding of Mr. Huatts projects continued bsivecn
July 1965 awd September 19664 while Mr. Huat was a contract
enployce stationed at Madrid, Spain. Nr, O'Malley recalled
that at the tine of Mr. Hunt's assignment.to Madrid the
“statement disseminated for. consumption within the Agency
. was that Mr. Hunt was retiring. Mr. -O"Nalley stated that. * 2
this was not génerally believed. Mr. O'Malley was quite: ‘
certain that during this period his office handled no oy :
project funding for Mr. Hunt. In response to specific § ° — 4. y
- question Mr. O'Malley Stated that on ir. Hunt's return to. = -
_ staff cmploymant. the projects and -funding which stoppéd in 4
-.-July 1965 were again resumed. Mr.-Q'Mallev was not aware :
“of any project names or funding meshanisas or post-assignanent =!
. -accountings in connection with “Mr. Hunt's activities in ~- %
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Se —- SUBJECT:. | Office of Finance Records 7B. Howard Hunt
i ae a. On the instruction of Mr. Steven L. Kuhn, Chiee
fle ct. .: of Qpérations, PSI, the undersigned made an appointment
; -. ., ., for tha afternoon of 20: February 1974 to interview Nr.
f _ Willian Caufield, Chief, Certification and Liaison Divi«
fg : sion, Office. of Finance, and Mr. Joseph Hudson of Pinance
Fo “ ..6n tha subject of Mr, B. Howard Hunt... At the outset of
i . the interview. Mr; Caugield advised’ the undersigned that -
. instruction had been received from the Director of the . -
g , --Orfics of Finance, Mr. Thomas Yale, that. discussion on
"tha ‘subject-of-Mr, Hunt was to be carried out only with
phere “the Office ofthe Inspector General. “Mr. Caufield Stated -
8 " ". ° that-he had’ dnformed Mr. Yale of the requested interview
and had received this instruction with the suggestion
“that the undersigned contact Mr, Yale. directly with any
bo inquiry.
2. ‘Accompanied by Mr. Caufield, the undarsigned
briefed Mr. Yale on the nature’ of. the. request and iden-
be : . ‘tified, tha "TASk Force" effort being undertaken by the
a . . Office of Security in concert with the Offices of the |
ae _ Inspector Genaral’ and Legislative Counsel. Mr, Yale,
ca : - réspondsd that.he fecognized the legitimacy of. the. ‘in- :
quiry..: MY. Yale ‘explained. that Subsaquent. to ‘initiation |
oF thé completa ‘audit being undertaken by Mr. Quinn of |:
“> the Audit” ‘Start; the Devuty Director. for- ‘Management ‘and
_ Services, Mr.: Harold L. Drownman, had-requested the ee ee a
~ OFFicoa | af Finance. to. discontinue their. investigation of Oo
Fo “My. Hunt to avoid duplication. “Mr. Yale added paren-
Boo thetically that it was the natur> of Finance Officers:
a | not to laave a job half dona and that en “informal”.
‘iaquiry fate ‘Mr.-Hunt's Financtal records had ‘nevertha-
. co less, continued at a nore subdued pace. ; ; we .,
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5. | A review of tho circumstances. surrounding Mr.
wuat!: 3: ‘Conversion to Contract Type A employment and
assignment was fhen undertaken by Messrs. Yalo, Caufiold,
Hudson and the undersigned. -Tho contract and payroll
- £i1e3 of Mr. Hunt were reviewed for possible indications
of the. nature. of tha operational activity undertaken in
Madrid... “A -review of travel vouchers. indicated that Mr.
~ Hunt and his family made accountings indicating daparture
fron “Wa
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ington,. D.-C., on 5 August 1968 with an-arrival
sSpain, on.16 August. 1965. Tha casts of this
travel vere: charged ‘to the budget of the Western Hani-
sphare Division, Ceputy Directorate. for Plans, Madrid ©
Stazion Support account, A subsequent accounting sum-
marized PCS travel expanses and included a’ payment for
apartaent rental for 16; 17 and 13 August 1965 with a
‘payment ih the amount of $125 to Mr. F. Reid Buckley for
_ this purpose. ; ; .
$4. It was datorminad that ‘an ‘allottee bank account
in Mr. Hunt's’ name had been established at thé Riggs ~
National Bank. of Washington. All salary and other. non-
operational reinbursements were made.to Hr. Hunt through .
stérile check to this-account, -An.oporational. sccount”
was establishad dr Mr.’ Hunt with the Chaso Manhattan =”
Sank of New York City. A review of ail payments made to —
Mr. Hunt through. the Chase bank account vhrough Mr. Hunt's
ovsrational advance subsidiary account, or 144Z account, | ~
had Een. nade. Thote wags no record of any operational
accounts or! advaness ‘being processed through this channel.”
Nis. Yala. statod that this fact defined his concern. He
falt-that™ ‘it was inconéeivadle that Nr. Hunt could havo”
> bndottaxen: operational. activity without somé transfer ‘of:
- or. accounting for funds.
Jo date, no such records have.”
been develoned. No ‘reference to a project or projact
digrasn ‘or operational FAN number has been located, Al
expenses connected with Mr; Hunt identified. to data wers.
‘ charged to the Madrid Statioa Support... A review nade of
Madrid Station records. has not indicated any. "Developmontal-
and Target of Opportunity: (D970)"!. ftinds. or “Other “Opera-
tional Activity (aoa)”" funds expended by.or on behalf of.
Mr. Hunt. These two accounts would normal ly be ths source:
of operational funding. not char ged against a specific pro ||
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a pec pet, N review of all of thy travel vouchers on record
unt during this Period also failed ty identl Fy
projact In additioa to the PCS and return vouchers,
: ; " 33 a78 Ou record. Cno accounting __
i ‘covered a trip by the entire Hunt family to Paris "for:
_ : the renowal of visas." A second voucher covered a TDY
“trip from Madrid to. Washington with Toturn to Madrid -
made by Mr, Hunt from 5 January to 3 January 1966, The . ; :
Vouchsr states in the“spacs provided for the citation of ; a ,
the travel order huader ~ "no travol order," The_accounte a _
. Ang was approved and’ signed by Mr. Thomas Xaramossines, — «.
thon Beputy Director: for Plans. No justification or. -
© of purpose for this TOY was given on the accounte |
oe “Mrs Yale deterained that further reviow of possible —
Sourcss or identification of operational funding was in
.ord ; :
.- Channels of. funding outsides of tha New York Chase account,
After discussicn, ‘it was agrsed that Particular attention
ba taken te any items connected wita publishing or book.
. royalties. Mr. Yale noted that the royalty offsot waiver: 7
provision aanended to Mr. -Hunt's contrace was, in tiisvex. .*.
perience, somewhat unusual. ee, a ES
“U9, Mre Yale was inforne. by the undorsiyned of the
intention to interview Mr, Edward Ryan, currently Cate€,
4 et Division D,. who was at the tine of Mr, Hunt's Maarid assign-..
a Rent, Deputy. Chisf of the Western Hénisphere Division, Mr. Lat
3 : Yala sugzested that Mr. Davis Powell also be interviewed, a :
The undarsigned inforsied Mr. Yale that this had been done
and briered. Mr, Yala on the generally nopgatiys results of: . an
the interview, Mr. Yale then Yecormended that Mr. Saq ; oot
Halvera be intervlowed, | Mr. Yale noted that Mrs Halpern. te
“Had been an assistant to Mr. Desmond Fitzgerald when the .
‘latter Was Chick, Nester Heaisphere Division and had ac-
~ companied Mt. Fitzgerald when 8 became Deputy Dfiractor for
Plans. Mr. Yale recalled that subsequent to Hr. Pitzverald's
passiag that Mr. Halpera:. malned on the staz? and acted as. :
aa Executive Officar for Mr, Thomas’ Laranessinss. Ur. Yale- < ae
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Stated -that frox his “experience,. Mr. Karamessines would
hays dolegaired. all ae ee anaiRg of "details" surrounding .
HA assignmeat such #3 Nr. Hunt's to. sr, Halpern: tr. Yale ~
Offered tlaé@ parenthetical Obsérvation of his: surprise ac
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8. The undersigned assured Mr. Yale that he would be
informed of any information identifying any possible projact
activity developed in subsequent investigation. Mr. Yale
stated that any information in this area “would greatly
facilitate. the jobre ‘of checking computorized “financial
records. . .
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26 Novenber, 1965 ‘Casa ‘Guggenbuhi - $$ 69,34"
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18 Nov 1965 Flowers for Sra. de Max Borrell. Pesetas 150 @ 60/S1 00 - $2.50
20 Dec 1965 Dinner at House of Ming. Ex-Boliyian Ambassador and wife.
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“SAT UFY THAT THE DISBURSEMENTS ITEMIZED AQOVE WERE NECESSARILY MADE BY ME IN THE CONDUCT
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Air fare’ (self § family) 2,257.50
HHE, POV, etc . 7,547.76.
TLA, quarters, etc 6,662.00 a,
Education allowance _1, 440.00" $18,905.56”
TDY Madrid/Paris - - reentry visa. 384.61
Air fare only for self & family : .
PCS to Hqs - Per diem/misc exp . $ 178.82
Air fare (self § family) 1,394.55
HHE, POV, etc 40,73L97
TLA | 599.34 12,904.68
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Approved: expenditure - LKD - Madrid 1 July, 1966 1,600.00
‘Total expenditures | ‘ $33,834.85
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ‘ — .
-SUBJECT: Interview of Mc. Davis Powell . a
on the David St. John Novels ,
1. On the morning of 15 February 1974, the :
Y undersigned interviewed Mr. Davis Powell, currently
. . @ Budget Officer on the staff of the Deputy Director
for Management and Services. Mr. Powell is locatad
in Room 7C18. During 1965 Mr. Powell was Chief of |
Support of the then designated Western European Divi- ..
sion. In July 1965 a contract was writton authorizing
- salary and benafits to Mr. B. Howard Hunt for an assign>
ment under non-official cover te Madrid, Spain. The
purpose of this interview was to determino i£ Mr. Powell
had aay information on Mr. Hunt's > activities during this”
period.
2. Mr. Powall responded that from his recollection,
it was Mr. Hunt's habit to deal only with the most senior
officer availabla. In this case Mr, Hunt dealt directly:
_with the then Chief of Western Eutopaan Division, Mr.
Rolf Kingsley. Mr. Powell states that, in his capacity
as Chief of Support, any activity undertaken to support -
Mr. Hunt's assignment to Madrid was undertaken sdcond
and thirdhand on receipt of instructions frou Nr. Kingsiey's
office. He further stated that he was never briezed-én
the purpose of Mr. Hunt's mission and could add little in
terms of speculation, Mr, Powsll recommended that Mr,
Edward Ryan, who was then Deputy Chief of Wastern European
Division, be contacted. .Mr. Powell also suggested that
Miss Martha Seville be interviewed, Miss Seville was the
- Executive Secretary. in Westerh European Division during the
tine that Mr. Hunt's contract was written and Miss Seville
und aya
& subsequently served in Madrid herself. Mr. Puwell under
oT Stands that Miss Seville is currently assigned to the
a , _ office of the Chief, European Division.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD ee : -
: SUBJECT: Interview of Mr. Rogers Brooks
on the David St. John Novels - . oo G
Searcy ane
. 1. At. 0930 on the morning of 15 February 1974, :
the undersigned interviewed. Mr. Rogers Brooxs, Chief, ee
Contract Personnel Division, Offics of Personnel, ~~ ;
The purpose of this interview was toé determine if Mr.
Brooks had any information not contained in the Cone-
tract Personnel file of Mr. BE. Howard Hunt on the .
Jatter’s activities while a Contract. Type A employee. mt, te
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aa ae Mr. Brooks summarized hig recollections by
3 ’ saying that, although it was not corimon practice it
= was not entirely unusual for highly sensitive contracts
‘to be administered without the contracting officer being So
made aware of the operational objective involved... Mr. ne:
.. Brooks stated that he recalls some of the controversy . a
involved in preparing the contract dealing with the : _ Ss
question of offset and housing allowance, but hs was . ot - oR
unable to recall any of the details. t was Mr. Brooks!
‘suggestion that the Office of Finance be contacted and
: “that their contract personnel records on Mr. Hunt be.
Be checked for information. ge . ae
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_ MEMORANDUM FOR: THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Interview. with Mr. Raymond A. Rocca . woo, /
on the David St. Joha Novels ae oy
1. Oa tha morning of is ‘February 197% Messrs.
’ Frederick BVans: dnd: Lawrence Howe interviewed Mr. Raymond
‘A. Rocca, Deputy Chief, Counter Intelligence Operations. |
The purpose of the interview was to follow up on infor-
nation contained in Office of Sacurity files which stated
the belief& thst individuals in the Counter Intelligence
Operations office had knowledge of the writing activities -.
of Mr. E. Howard Hunt. This belief was a matter of record
in tha files of the former Security Research Staff and was
attributed ta Mr. Paul Gaynor, now retired, and Mr. Edward
Sayle.
e Sw , 2. During this interview Mr. Rocea was specifically
.. askad whather or not he had knowledge of the existence of
“* any form of official sponsorship or encouragement to Mr.
- E. Howard Hunt to-writo novels to improve the image of
this Agency. Additionally, Nr. Rocca was asked whether
or not any assistance waa ever requasted of the Counter -
Ante Liige soffics to be provided to Mr. Hunt
5 “staff. had ever had any relationship
with. Mr. ‘Hunt whatsoever. - ‘In -respons$ to theses questions
Mr. Rocca responded: Yion the record" that he has no knowledge
of any such arrangements nor at any: time was he party to any —
assistance ar any saquests for. Stancs to Mr. Hunt. Mr. . Lo
: Rocca stated that: : whith he had been. ~---- yo
nia "most actively corcérne a: in the past Was Tesponsibla. mot te
Sone +. far handling a variety of tasks categorized under the area ‘ ot
of “setting “the record: straight." In this sense, the vimage"
mission of the office was to counter misinformation . cur- : ae
. rently in tha media. or otherwise believed to be part of an. . :
effort to discredit the Agency. Mr. Rocca feels that any . ,
assumption that Nr. Hunt. wa ‘éngagsd in any form of Agency |
sponsored ‘image activity: would haVe-prébably lead to the Re
conclusion that. it was done under the Counter Intelligence oe .
Operations. - However, Mr. Rotea enphatically stated that : : ; 4
this was not the case.
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during the course of this intervicw. He was unable to
‘suggest alternate means of attempting to deternine if
any official Agency sponsorship of Mr. Hunt did in fact
Mr. Rocca did venture the opinion that he felt
that in all probability an official acquiescence on the.
part of senior officials might have been involved rather
‘than an official sponsorship. It was agroed by all in
this discussion that the nature of any informal support
given. ‘to Mr. Hunt would be far nore difficult to define
. 2h the. absence of any. formalized. agreements. .
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
_ SUBJECT: “Possible Agency Sponsorship of the ; ; _ oo . 7
; we David St. John Novels . BO ee :
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1... The details sumarizing an interview ‘on 4 February ;
yova with Mr. Waltor Pforzhelner,. ‘Curator, Historical | a Teese es cong
Intelligence Collection, weré set: forth in a ménoranduat, me eB ,
addressed to Mr. Stoven &. Xuhn dated 6 February 1974.
Xuhn. was. briafed by the undersigned on this infornation-
Later the same...
during the. s€terncon of S$ February 1974.
afternoon, at Nr. Kuhn’s dirsction, a conference was held. et
with Messrs. Scott Breckenridge and John Richards of the”
», Office of the Inspector General.
Ne a ee 2. ‘During this conference the speculation was entertained .
that Mr. E. Howard Hunt had, in fact, been under Agency _—
‘sponsorship with the knowledga Oz. Mre Richard Helms in his.
reparation of a series of spy novels under the pseudonym,
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David St. John If it can be accepted asa reasonable. ; .
* supposition that 24r. Hunt had soma highly. coapartmented - GS -
' financial arrangement authorized by senior Agency officials = a
to write these books, then it Is likely that this relation-~— co:
jaued after Mr. Hunt offielally retired. -It is
snéc ! ep Mies Hunt retired 30. April 1970.
“Subsequent te ‘the event; a David St. John book’ appeared :
‘in print in. 1571 and another in’ 1972, . Thesa manuscripts...
were apparently ‘prepared. during the time that Mr. Huat was.
, _eaployed ‘by. the. Robert R. Mullen Companys 3
ee ; “3.7 jiinutes fron the Office ‘Of Cones “Coundet: naka” -
zeferences to a concern of Senator Baker over an allsged
- financial relationship between Mr. Helms and Mr, Hunt — .
-. which continued subsequent to Mr. Hunt's formal retirement.
Senator Baker has reportédly made reference toa paymeat
of some: thirty thousand dollars with the parsnthotical
“comment that Mr. Helas would. a0 have that. amount’ of “Roney
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of the Inspector General Staff opinioned that if tha .
Agency had sponsored the St. John ‘bookS, it was. ‘Likely
that Mr. Hunt had so. informed. Senator. ‘Baker. ba. wee
4. Adding pessibie weight to-thi:
novel, Mr. Hunt pudlished a nevel entitl
his.old Agency issued alias, Edward J, Hiniltons
| suggestion is that this writihe effort was done by Mr. Hunt
free of any fiduciary. relationship with the Agency involved ;
. din ‘the use of the St, John pen nane.
7 : s. Nr. Howard 3. Osborn, Director. of Security, was
briafed on the above by the undersigned in ‘the Presence of.
“MY Kuha on. the evening of 5 Pebrusty 19746
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this on. 4 February: 1974,- Mr. Walter Pforzheiner, Curator, 44
, Historical, Intelligence Collection, was. interviewed by: the,.
undersigned’ concerning his ‘knowledge of a series. of. novels. :
written by. Mr. B.. Howard Hunt.. This interviow. was. undertaken
at your request in an effort to determine if Mr.. Hunt had.
acted in any capacity in cooperation with Counter Intelligence
Operations. It. has previously been alleged in Office of
' Security records that Messrs. Paul Gaynor and Edward Sayle
“of Security Research Staff, believed that Mr. Hunt. had written
novels at Agency request and that this: effort had been known |
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8: Mr. ‘Pforzheimer provided ‘a ‘verbal summary of -his..-
knowladge of Mr. Hunt's fictional writings under the pen.
name, David St. John. Mr. Pforzheimer stated that when the
first St. John book, On Hazardous Dut appeared in 1965, he
undertook to identify ‘tha true name of the author. Mr..
Pforsheimer related that he checked with a sourco in the copy-
‘right..office only to find out that the true name was not. given
on the copyright -application.: The mailing address given for
uehor . was checked against a telephone cross reference ..
¥ ory. The address on the copyright application was...”
Gdentified with Mr. E. Howard Hunt. Mr. Pforzheimer stated.
that after making the identification, he called Mr. Thomas
- Karamessines and related his discovery.:. Mr. Pforzheimer.
“yecalled.from the nature of Mr. Karamessines'. reaction that”
hoe had uncovered a sensitive matter of senior officer Soncetne
Mrs Pforzheimer stated that he then recommended to Mr. .
- right applications in the future."
Xaramessines that. "ifthe Agency is involved in this thing
why not see to it that Hunt leaves: his address off the copy-—
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accented the suggestion and Mr. Pfortzheiner recalls that
subsequent Copyright applications wars submitted without:
Mr. Karasessines, Mr. Pforzheimer recalls being called. by
Mr. Richard Helms, then Deputy Director of Central. Intelligence. .
Mr. Pforzheimer recalls the substance of the conversation as
being, “for Christ sake Walter, this is the first book to:
como along snd say.something good about the Agency." | thy
“hot leave the Goddamn thing aione."
3. The undersigned asked. Mr. Pforshelser, ‘who to his”
knowledge, would be in a position to confirm or deny whether
Mr.’ Hunt was undsr any form of Agency: sponsorship in his
writing of the David St. John novels. Nr. Pfortzheimer replied
that he was never officially briefed on the matter and that
-only Mr. Helms or Mr. Karamessines could provide the answer.
My. Pforzheimer was then asked if either Mr. Angleton or Mr.
Rocca of Counter Intelligence Operations would have any
’ knowledge of this activity. Mr. Pforzheimer replied that he.
: doubted it seriously. ;
4, Nr. Pforzheimer went on to ‘relate that he was
acéasionally tasked to do research for Mr. Hunt. He recalled
On one occasion being asked to research the Indian religious:
fites involving use of funeral vyres. Mr. Pforzheiner .
remembered that this theme figures significantly in Mr. Hunt's
subsequent novel Tower of Silence which appeared under the
St. John pen name. in 1366. Nro Sforzheiner parentheti¢ally |
pointad out the origin of the pen name as being the names of
“Mrs Hunt's two sons--David and St. John,
o- OB Tracing Mr. Hunt's career asSignments, it is noted
that he was assigned to the Office of the Deputy Director
, thd Oparations then designated, the DDP/Operations Group, in
: Fehruary 1955. The first David St. John book was published
duting 1965. From June 1965 through September 1965, Mr. Hunt
was assigned ‘to Madrid, Spain a3 .a Contract Agent. During.
1966, three St. John books appeared-in print, the highest cout-
put for any year. Mr. Hunt published one book under the
St. John vseudonym in 1967, en] one each in the years 1968,
1969,.1371 and 1972. Mr. Hunt officially retired as an Agericy
Staff. Enployee effective 30 April 1970,
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any indication that ony of the David St. John manuscripts were
ever submitted for review in accordance with Agency regulations,
“There is no documentary evidence currently. available to the
Office of Security to. either confirm or deny possible Agercy
sponsorship of the books written by Mr. Be Howard Hunt under
the pen nane,.. David. Sts. -Johns. .- . :
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Mr. Kuhn ~ ; ;
SUBJECT: General Gaynor! s Recollections ; . a : ‘
1. This date, . at your instruction, L called Gen. Paul F. Gaynor - .
to seek his recollections regarding his knowledge of the writings of
“Mr. ‘Hunt and any official who might be aware of the circumstances .
_ of this business.
- and that Hunt's books were a part of-the program to do So. -
- activities because she followed the case for him, and suggested that her
. reconstructs the matter:
a “steady flow of spy books, and that security approval was not being re-
_ guested on the manuscripts before submission to publishers. (He stated: . c
of any Agency | involvement i in that effort.
“2. ‘Gen. Gaynor advised that his memory is not altogether clear
on the matter, and that he was "reaching, "but stated that has he ;
ae ai He became aware that Hunt, while in Wu, was ; accomplishing
that this activity continued later, as he recalls it, in CI Staff, and - ; a
agreed with idea that the volume of writings was sufficient to indicate
that a great of time was involved in Hunt's writing. } Gen, Gaynor advised
that ke raised the issue "up front" on several occasions. The reaction
he recieved to his raising the issue was that "Keop your stinking nose out
" He stated that he was lead to believe thet Mr. Helms
desired to improve the image of the intelligence profession and the Agency a.
; He stated,that © 4
he ws never told outright that this was the case, but the responses he. .
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recieved lead. him, to believe this was the case. CO
wT. bl He “suggested that two peaple might be able to assist in clearing .
the issue, Ray Rocea and Walter Pforaheimer, bath of whom were involved.
inthe "image" materials. He stated that Prorzheimér seemed to be aware
of all the details = on an up to date basis - of Huat's departure from the:
Agency to join the public relations firm, to the degree that Gen. Gaynor
gained the belief that Hunt was merely moving his desk outside the building
but being paid by the same source as before. He also advised. that he’ kept :
Miss Ethel Mendoza fairly current on what he was learning about Hunt's ;
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recall about what he had learned and when and what resulted, might be. -
-botter than his at this date. (He also mentioned an incident in which Morse
“en while on 2 TDY was told by a COS to ask Headquarters to remove Hunt
from the Arca beea LUSe of his direct liaison with the president of the couatry, :
¢ other activities which were confounding station operations, Later, the COS
Morse to forget about relaying the message, with the implication that
and the COS did not
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Hunt--who might have some recall or have picked up information about
the book- writing matter might be Anita Potocki of C1 Staff, formerly of
Division D, (i gather that she did not have official knowledye, but because
of her dislike for Hunt, she made it somewhat her business to follow his
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-}. Subject, a forsier GS-15 Cgerations Cicer assigned
to DDP/ Zerope, is 53 years af age and married, He sorved with
the Cifice of Stz rategic Sexvices duving World War DI, and was employsd
by this Ageacy from November 1939 until his voluntary retirement . .
on 30 Apri} 1970, In 1971, Subject served as an advisor to President
Nixoa in relation to his trip to China.. Subject ia of current intorasz
to the Central Cover Stall.
2. Subject gradaated f-om Brows University in 1940. He
Served with the United Statas Navy from carly 1941 until late 1942,
atter a year with Time, Iscorporated, he entsred the Air Force, - oe
where he was detailed to the Cilics of Strategic Services: Ha served
in the Fay Mast until Janbary 1945, Subject engaged in writing, and
then from May 1943 uatil February 1919 was employed by the Zzonomic
Cooperation Administration, Serving in Pasis, France, agzsanaideto | _ a
Avarell Harrimaa;
Fo: 3. A Sackground investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau
of Investigation in July 1949 revealed ao indication of instability on
Subdject’s part, but it was Inter learnsd, that Subject had been refused
Economic Cooderation Administration .— - :
an increase tn salary with the =
asd had been permitted to resign, He was described as highly intalligaag, .
but blindly, salfiah and egotistical. ; els a an oe Co |
4, Subject’ 3 wits, Dor othy Louisa Goutiera Mune,’ ‘was investigated ae 2 ; |
for Agency employment in 1943. Hox former hasband was described
ay a habitual dzcakard, and Sudject's wily wag described aa slightly . eT
unstable and not inclined to vemain ia one placa for any pansth of time. Lo
She did not enter oa dety, having accepted a position with the Economic :
Cooperation Admiaistrativn ia Paris, Car Paris sonreas later seoortsd | _ _ : ;
that Subject’s wife was formerly his misgtre33 and was ovenly Moxied . : . :
as such fos several months. She waa then deycribed a3 an amoral ard.
Gaayzerous individual who waderhandedly attacked thos persons who
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5. Sudject entered on duty ag an Intelllyence Cificer, GS-13,
on 38. Novamber 1949, In December 1950 ba was assizsed as Thief
of Station, Mexico Tity, aad thea served as Chief of Mission there . '
He served in Tokyo, Japan, from June 1954 -
vanil Auguse 1953.
uvatil Prhrnary 1957, He waa than assigned as Chief of Station,
Montevideo, Uruguay. Subject waa Chied of Stitian ta Mort svidso~-
until early 1960, Thera ware indications that Sudject attempted .
to use -hiz personal influence with the President of Uruguay to have
his assigamoent thera extendad, but he returned to the United Siates
in June 1960 and was assigned to Mexico City on Project IMARC.
a 2 4. A ‘cable from Moatevideo, dated 6 November 1960, indicates.
that Subjact had written former Uruguayan contacta commenting that
newspaper in Miaral. It was -recorunended that Subject be warned
about such indiscrast: remarks, but apparently no action waa takea,
th In November 1981, Subject wae reassigned to the DDP/
Cavert Action Sialf, aad in January 1982 to tha Cifice of the Chief
of the same Staff. In Jely 1952 Sudject was transforrad to the DODS
Research and Publications Section in. Washington, and in July 1964
to the DOCS Covert Action Staff, In February 1965 he moved to the
From. June 1945 to September
iSica of the DDP/Cpezations Group.
1966 Subject served aga Contract Agent in Madrid, Spain, after
which ha sarvad in the DDP as Chief of ‘European Covert Operations
ati his retirement on 30 April 1979,- .
8. On 25 January 1970 : A source of the Olfics of Security.
‘learned that Subject was circulating through the publishing community
"Give Us This Day," a manuacript written under hia former opazational |
alias and dealing with the events of the Bay of Pigs. .
disclosed that the manuscript had been in the poaseasion of Tom Wallace,
of Holt, Rinehart, and Wiaston, Inc, aa early a3 9 July 1953 and that
it waa sent on “that data’ to William F. Bucklay, Jr., of the National
Review, The raanuscrip! cas gent to tha Arlington House aad Wsiker
and Company a3 well, Both rejactad it.as toe ‘con: vovorsial, as had 7" —
Tavestigation
Holt, Rinehart, aad Winston, |
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many copies of it might be ia circulation,
. the Psonles Republic or Chinas.
Ce 2 rs
. §. Sadject was interviewed regardiag-tho masuseziat on- ‘
17 Februazy 1970 aby te DOP. He atlftisst profes sad ignorance, but
whea told the title admitted ke had written it for his own Seaefit asa
historical secord. Subject said be bad ahowa the manvuacrist about
two years ugo to bis ageat, Max Wilkissoa, and to Wiliam &. Suckley,
ion from these gunilemen, asd
added that tae manuscrips had been Teturned to him, He had, be sald, |
pot wanted it published. Subject was instructed as to the daagerx of such
a manuseript dbelng published, asd was to attempt to determine how ~
He was not to contact Walxar
re the scutes of tha original infoxmation,
G
and Company. who we
30, A reiavestigatioa af Subject + was conducied by the Offices ‘of :
Security in Jaly 1970. Subject and his wife were Sesczibed by sis
neighbors acquaiated with them for up to ‘nine year 3, aa excellent
parents, good neigabors, aid foe! comraunity cltisens, -
M2. On 19 Jaly 1971, Subject was reported by the Jersey City,
New Jazoey, Jonzeal to havs joinad the Waite House Siuff aaa -
Consultast to Prapitent > Nise preparatory to the ©. resident's visit to
i
12, Ont Noverber 1970, Subjed? waa grantad 4 Covert Security
Approval fay use b7 Cdatzal Cover 3taif ita Rovers R, Mullen and
Company, a Public Relaticas firm with ulfices at 1729 H Stzect, Nort
“wast, Wasatagtor, DG. Inquiry of the Gearzal Cover Sialf ad 29 Jana eg
7 t
1972 revealed that this is a cussent velatioassia, Sudject, as princizal
officer of Pohart R. Mulled aad Gom mpany) is witti ig of cover arradge-
meats for two Ayency asgeis, Jaings Everett in Anistardam, Netherlanda;
ana Arthut Hochberg, In Singapose. :
PP ae,
13, Habject's security Zils veflects that S Sebjeet b has, in the past,
ames Angistén, Chief, C1 Staft/DD
Cn 19 june 1972, Me. Fred
to the :
been of operational interest to Mz,
ia ¢onneciion wlth aa ocerational matter.
tiugbard, Cl Staiz, advised tha: ks wid g drovide information a as
Lagietoaty ut tlizatiog of Suviect. ;
maluse of 2,
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HEMORANDOM FOR: Deputy Director for Support.
BUBIECYs ”" Boguest for Exception to Provision of
PR AS-10D << Terence 3. CRABARAG ¢ P)
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1. Thais memorandum contains a seconsendaticn da paras
graph, 4 for the approval oz the Daput7 Director for Suppoxz.
_ 2. dorence ‘S. | CMIBANAC 2) 4s a Contract Employee as~
simed to the wadrid area in Stain in a gensitive ausizanent
siace Ris convernaion Zrom a St2z2f Pnylozes on 4 July 1965.
CEABANAC was a CS-15, step 7 (313,820.00 par annum) and ha
is Dans Bela at the game rate in his present contract a
BCAtUs. 238 contract provides that ‘ha will bo eatitlad to
. 2 Peter quarters allowance in conYormance with regulations
tais orgeaizas oa “applicadle to 113 appokata) personsel.
“3. The taste tying quarters alioxanes for Class II
2. O22Zicers dn Yadrid 16 $2,900 ner annus. The Louse waica
CBABAWAC has located, with a one your leusy from 15 November
2305 to 14 Novensar i963, hay an ananal rent o? 35,500.00
eee utsistias., Therefore, sor rent alone, ha 7212 Re
1,959.00 ser year oyer tha 150 tarcent maximum o2lioved
sader the provinicss o2.7R 43-10), .Cn a 75/25 nercant
, sharing basis oz. the 69 percent over the quarters allovance,
he would be ont oF pocket 32,595.00, : :
4. Lua to tre sparational sensitivity of CRABANAC’s
wssignnent, bls request forslislz on. his nonsing costs wags
° haadled bz Mo, Thomas Xarenesgines, ADDP, Cn 13 Sagt¢enber’
2575, Ur. Faranesainse, SZL?, wpnseved ais ‘being relabursed
ona 73/23 percent, Bagis for the eucesa allowable costs us
to, but.not to exeeed, 69 percent
This autnorizatioa tas dzelwded 1a < a Lotter toa SPABANAD roa
tim. Haranessines. it 43, requedted that ta0 Deputy Director
nbose hia quartors 2llowaces..
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for Supvort authorisca the 75/23 percent shariag of tha a
Allewabls costs up to 60 parcant above dis quarters allowances. |
recensendation in paragraph 4
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Coxmcensatioa and Tox Divi aicn
Cellos of Fnancé : :
Duty Status Neverta-Tereatce 5, CUBANAC,
Humber 179C80 :
erence t FAS 20-1CCO-1, vavagraph 5.
1. To data thers is no record of reesipt of
4 suly 1985. These recorts ors required ia
Teployee
Foras 5 782, ~
tuty Status Reports, fo¥ Tarensa S. CRAQASAC since, his ECD
his oars 2e count dn aceordanes Wiha tre terms of paragraph
atc) ef kia contract end to prealvdea . action to withhol? pay ia
scordance with requirements of tha refarsaced hendbeox.
2. It 1a requested that this of@ice be advised as te |
ths. reason for the delay in the sutaissica of these bys 3
ors
ts Sogticn
3 Sootics
Razerts. -
LOSTIS B. TuCeced..
Chiat,
Contrast Exployees seconats
agent’ Payroll Ir
ZO: . Coypensation a q = Division
2 6937 eusasign and “Tax Division
“SSTHITICN: Lucile F. Progoed ;
SECM: - Calo? of Support, 3 Division
Per conver.
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jn order to maintain -
tatus
ion vith ir. Thomas Saranessines, ADE °
there vill be =0 o Date States Reserts (Form 764) subaittad
on Derence S. CRABANAC.
,
-%o combinus hig Fay without theses reports. |
Davis 2
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: FEMORAL: FOR: Chief, Contract Persoazel Division 7 ae —_ : .
: SUBJECT : Geveral - Terrence S. CRABANAC - Supdlenent - : . :
L a 7 Specific - Paragraph Eotitled "orfset™ er .
P ‘REFERMICE ©: A. OGC Optatos 65-2h78a, datea 12 August 1965 . of _ :
eo Soe Be Our Mea, aatea 8 July 1985, Sane Sudject= og .
: iL. ‘This office herein recomends | an “ aniendcent to CRARAMAC's
Supplerens dated 4 July 1955,.to delete yerasrapa 7. entitled "OPrvsat."
2. This office acknowledges the OCC opinion, Reference A, watch
“determined CRABAHAC may retala without Agency salary offset any Put : :
royalties earsed as a result of his literary efforts based on the Zact ; a
cover dosa not include vole of a writer. : .
BO. 2. As Sudject?s cover "eckivities" have been officially clarified -
_ a3 being only a light one of a retired Foreigs Services Officer for
“, waieh the Ageacy will be making alt entitlecesat peycents and actually
be will receive no fusds fron any cover, this raragrapa, which is aisleadtag
> 7 a2
* has no réaniog in Subject’s contract and it 139 hereby reconnended that . H gt
3 at be deleted fron CRABANAC’s. Supplerens, . te :
% . bh. “Parther, dn future cases when 3° ‘cover fs so light th at Sudject - ; :
a will not be receiving funds fron cover it is recommended that no "O22set" . .
° paragraph be included: in Supplecents or Contracts. ne eae nae |
rt toe ts
of f: eee : |
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é sO Chier, Covert Clsiss Branch eo a eo |
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MEMORANDUM FOR: ‘Chief, Contract Personnél Division fo
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. SUBJECT: , Terence S. CRABANAC - Retention of
Royalties by a Contract Employee
1, You have requested the opinion of this Office in regard to
the retention of future royalties which might be earned by Terence S.
CRABANAC as a result of his literary efforts. We believe that he is
entitled to retain such royalties without an offset against his Agency oo
salary. : a So,
2. We have been advised ‘by Mr. Gene Stevens, WE/Support, that
CRABANAC's cover does not include the role of a writer; CRABANAC's :
cover for status will only be a light one ofa retired, Foreign Service So
Officer. Therefore, paragreph 7 of his contract dated 4 July 1965 may i.
remain as written. Royalties from the fictional works that he writes as.
; a profitable hobby will hot be: emoluments received from or through his
. . “cover activities." ; ;
Aernnen 9. Blak
ne . NORMAN D, BLOCK i
wa . Office of General Counsel .. i
cc: Chief, Covert Claims Braach. . . : i
Mr. Gene Stevens, WE/Support mo . _ na
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MEMORANDUM FOR : 9 Offices of General Counsel
ATTENTION : Normaa Block |
Terence 3. Crabanac --
Reteation of Royalties by
a Contract Employes
sus8JEcT
we ‘ 1. Reference 13 mace to the telephone conversation
: . ' of 25 July 1965 between yourself and Rogers C. Brooks of
: . : thls Office whercin background inforreation relating to the
aa3ianment of Terence S. Crabasac was discussed. ’
7 - . . 2. Subject will apoarently develop a cover a3 a writer,
a field wherein he haa an already demonstrated taleat based
aan a _ upon several publications. The objective of the cover is to pro-
wt . vide a baais of attribution for. some of hig income. At the time
of the preparation of Mr. Crabacac's contract, the specific
Getail of his cover was unknown.
3 ; eo 3. Request your opinion in regard to the retention of
mo "+ poasible royalties earned by Crabanac as a resuit of nis
literary efforts or whether such income should be proparly ©
ee offset.
oe a Se Joseph B. Ragan
* / : uo Chit, Contract Personnel Division
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‘“d . OP/CPD: RCBrodka/ew: 2 August 1945
Distritution: : SO you!
Orig & 1 -- Addressee te
2 -- CPN
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TRE rome t aE RIN Ha ence wee
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‘under the following texms and conditions: . ~ :
regulations: You may be entizle
© assizament.
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Mgr. Terence S. Crabanac . ; .
Lererce 9 eases.
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Dear Mr. Crabanac:
' The United States Government, 23 represented by tha Contracting a ;
Officer, heveby contracts with you as a Costract Smployse for thé uze- _ .
of your sarvices and the parformeance of duiies of a contidsatal nature
1. Compensation. In full consideration for the use of your services |”
and the pezformaace of specified confidential dutigs you will be cCompen-
gated in sn'amount calculated at the rate of $19,930 per annum. In additon, -
you are hezein authorized legislative salary ajustments, within-grade
promotions and, if applicable, a post diffevential in substantial conformance |
with rules and regulations applicabls to Government appointed employees.
Payments will be made as requested by you in weritiag in an aporoved maa- _
nex. Taxes will be withheld therefrom aad subzmitted by this organization. _-
2, Allowances. You will be entitled to: {a) Living quazters allow- - -
ances in conformance with regulations of this organization agolicadle to :
its appointed personae!. In the event you are furnished quarters by the
Government you will rot be entitled to the Living quasters allowances herein ©
indicated. .-> °°.” : . . Bs
i) Cost-of-living allowances a i
‘in conformance with applicable regulations of this organization including, °
but not Himited to, a post allowaace, a tranaler allowances aad 2 home ser-
vice trausfier allowance. : Se . : .
. 3. Pravel. You will ba advanced o> yeimburaed funds for travel a
and tranaportation expenses far you, your desencents, your household
effects and your personal automobile to and fzom your permanent post;
authorized operational travel. In-
‘of assignment, and for you alone for aut : .
addition, you will be entitled !6 storage of such household and personal
eliects as are not shiposd, in conformance with agplicable Goveramment =
a to per diem in Neu of subsisteace in. ° ,
veunder and, when authorized, for : ae
yrmanenat post of we
unde>
‘the course of all travel performed he
you along while oa temperavy duty away from your
All travel, transport tion and per diem 1 pr ovided Zo>
. ;
ized, and ex spenses incurred here- :
this paragraph must be proparly author
under are subject to payment aad accovaticg in complinace with apolicadla
Goverament regulations.
ed or seimbursed fends
fot naceasary oDer riticanl axpensea including, nat limbted
rnentand the purchase of information, as sarcbically asaroved by the Gav--
erament, Such funds will b: 3udject to paymes accounting in comoli-
ance with apslicadie ‘Government regulations.
4. Onevratioaal Ex engs3. You will b2a
teat youe failure to aceduat far or
ny manies adyye tor suallenti:hs tha Coveram 23 :
om tivare
eitahoit the ibatanouat : pen443 OF Ray por
way srobes ey yorum ey tre terms af iste contsae daseca s Ma tnae aa ts
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of necessary hospitalization and related trays! expedses for illness oz injury ”
“incurred by a United States citizen full-time Contract Empl foyer: in the ling .
of duty whila abroad. CE
‘cost3 ‘of hospitalization and related travel expenaés for illness or injury
Employee permanently assign
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&. Bensiita. (a) You will be entitled to death and disabitity banefits
equal to those authorized under the #edzral Employeas' Compensation Act, .
as amended. Claims by you, your heirs, oy legal represaatatives under :
this parasraph will be processed by this orginization in accordance with its:
procedures ia euch manner as not to Impatr security. ~ .
—— . () You will be entitled to the continuance of pay and’
allowances ina. manne: similar to that o8t forth in the Missing Parsons
Act {50 U.S.C. Av, App. 1ool- 1015).
{c) You will be entitled to- sick, annual and horne. leave
* {including travel exoeasas incidant thereto) equal to and subject to the same
‘rule3 and regulations applicable to Governmient appointed employees.
Annual leava may only be taken at times and places approved ia adyvaace by -
appropriate Government representatives. All accrusd but unused leave
credited to your former account.aa an appoiated employes of thia organiza- |
tion will be transferred’to the leave account established for you hareunder.
‘ Aa) As a Government employee under contract converted | -
from staff status without a break in service, itis required that you continue ~
to make contributions to the Civil Service Retirement Fund. Such contri-
butions (presently six and one/half per cent (6-1/2%)) will be deducted by
the Government from tha basic compensation due you hereunder ei.e., i
presently $19 880 perannum. . : .
oo (e) You are herein authorized to ‘apply for enrollaient
in a healt# insurance program for certain selected Contract Employees of «| |”
this organization, svibject to all the terms and conditions of that proyram. ~~
If accepted, this organization is presently autho¢ized to bear a portion of _
the premium cost, you will bear the rernainder.; Your financial contribution oy
will be effected either by payroll-deduction or by;direct remittance at _
periodic intervals to be established by this organization. . Cote : _
i) (1) This organization is authorized to pay the cost a eo 7
rs
ererrn
Lea Nw
@) “This organization may pay certain necessary
incurred by tha dependenta of a United States citizen full-time Contract
gned aoroad, while they ara located abroad.
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It is understood and agreed that the eligibility and extent of the pa avtitipation : :
by you and your cependeats in the above madical programs will be in.cea-
jorsnaace with the rules, regulations and policias of this organization la
effect at the time an illnesa ov ‘injury ia incurred, that ail chims will ba
submitted only to this organization aad that adjudication of such claims by
this organization shall be final aac conclusive. |
7% Olfses. Eraoluments (ac! ‘ eso fht # ta hind) received fram or
through your caver activities ave the groperty of the 3: s. Governmnent,
L
Pracedarally, ouch emolime
under this agreement and are vachaowls site be paynieat by ate Govern=
ment haveunter and fer Fedsral income ex purposes. C cover ainotocents
vUris contracr, vou wlll dispose of tis auceas
execed those cus yan unls
tions.
aeount ba conformance with Covernmenul Listri
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3. Exec.toa of Documenis. If, in the performance: of services unter
3 coatract, you asae custody of Goverament fuads or tike tithe
racord to property of any nature whatsoever and wheraver gituata, which |
operty has in fact dean purchased with monies of the U. S. Government,
you hereby recogaize and acknowledge the existeacs of a trust relitlonsaly,.
either express o¢ coastructive, and youargres to exscute whatever docu-
mains muy be required byt ne Government to evidences this relation3his.
9. Seetecy. You will be required to keep forever secret thla coatract
and all information which you may obtain by reason hereof (unlegs released
ia writing by the Goverament frora such obligation), with full knowledgs thal.
violation of such secrecy may sudject you to criminal ordsecution under the
Esplonag> Laws, dated 23 June 1943, a3 amended, and othes anplicable law
10. Instructions. Instructions received by you from the Government "
in briefing, training or otherwiss are a part‘of this contract and are Incar~-
porated herein, provided that such instructions are not inconsistent with
the terms hereoi. oe, .
: . . : 7 7 not .
- Ll. Unauthorized Commitments. No promises or commitments per-
taining to rights, privileges or benefits other than those expreaaly stioulatec
in wiiting in this agreement or any amendment thereto shall be binding on
the Government. _ . ; 3 a
12. Term, This contract is effective as of _4 July 1985. aad shall,
continue thereatter for a period of two (2) years unless sooner terminated: mS
ta) Upon sixty 60) days! accual notice by eithes party hereto, or
(b) Upon actual notice to you in the event the results of an initial ty ¢
- required medical gramainaiion. Br dsterminsed by this organization ©,
‘to be unsatistactory, or -- 7 . :
{c) Without prior notice by tha Government, in the event of a
breach of this contract by your violation of the security provisions
herzof or by your otherwise rende ring: yourself uravailabd!e for
acceptable service. .
wl °
sions, this agreement may be extended:
wbject to the availability of anoroori
upon notice from tae Government. In the. evant of voluntary terminationon }
your part ox terminat ion for cause’ by the Government prior ta tas =e expiration! -
of this agreement or any renewal thereof, you will not be entitied to return |
travel expenses to the United States. Termination of this a
not release you from tre obligations of any security oa you raay be reauited
to take.
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BY DHL
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ba Accordance with the DDO's notice of 9 Decenbei 1974,
I have -reviewed. the 201, file on TS) (surname) . i ; .
(201 number indtcated below), and have. detersined that Ae can, . 7
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os ne ‘}. witcing collaborator. Of Code Al.
C | potential wteting collaborator; ‘date opened
or Code: A2. . . oo, ‘
tI ‘former vitting collaborator (relattonship técminated).
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OL 1 potential. witting. collaborator never contacted (securtey :
: reasons. derogatory information). Ol Code.A4. . ars
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intelligence or Securdty. Service). ot Code AS. : . 7 : a at
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ME MORANDUM. FOR, THE RE :CORD a oo
SUBJECT: Sommer Records ‘of Ray Murphy oo
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wo te Tlie attached documents. are part of. a. large
- collection of records held by Ray: Murphy during his
. tenure as an official of the Department of State, 7
detec. He transferred all of his records to CIA upon his
: ' .retirement in the mid-1960's The. documents of that
ue . collection which did‘not mest the retention criteria:
cor. “ . @f the BDO or the Office of Security were destroyed.
40+. . + While those which were of utility have been retained |
creme meet = and accessioned as: appropriate to the DDO records a
a “= systen.
> oe 2. “The attached records concern
Pot J 3° Harold ISAACS -
oo who is the subject © 20 “0018446 “- and shou a:
: i ~ be classified to that file. j ,
1. Paul- Hartmgns
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7 a Lo ; : . By iHeansu Chan
‘ . eee There ere. numerous anertoan joursaliate of
" aifferent political color ang shodes of opinion. vho are ORE
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“sooperating” ia, thie, az git Je paises. imperialien, but
: ‘whoaver hes folloved: tho sritings of harold ‘Toaaen,. .
ites ape
Alexander vuchmaa, Freak aleso ‘and wlbur Burton in The
* Chine Press, ‘Phe China seokly noview, . ela, -: Paoific affetre,
Kew International, otae, realizes thet these suerioan - ;
Trotexyiet jouraslists ore: tho wost victous and siost @an=
‘gerous of thé whole ‘lot or resotionary journalists,
diaing bebind a barrage of. Marxiet purasoology (whieh
‘noua of them hao. yet. leoraed to ‘mantpulete with ‘freotlity),
thase people are caer getioelly gonduoting o ‘campaten ot ad be
lisa againat the. Commudist” Interaationsl, the Chinese *
Comauniat Forty, the soviet. vation, the Chinese Joviete
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OVER CHINESE REVOLUTION
~ THE TRAGEDY OF THE CIN: of. - devious" Trotskyite _-polem
Su LE NESE , REVOLUTION. “By! Isaaes © book, has een reissted,, .
ae i Harold De Issacs, Stanfont Unis ‘partly ta cash in on the hate-China ‘
4 Versity Press, 38° re $5 racket. biel panty because any
+ oe en, ~ * |stick is useful to ig: Business
: a By ROBERT FRIEDMAN - pce the liberation » bound
Poe, 7 H @ presses are spewin forth! anne
anti-Ch ¢ books these déys ot! Isaacs now says he no longer’
42 Pace which bids to match the jtoves Trotsky, whose introduction;
Soviet tont AN’ the ‘old has dropped as a lability, Ine, - :
ina hands” who served Western | stead, ‘he is un open defender ol; a -
?mpenalism as banker, so} TON, SDYs timperialise intervention aginst the -
’ Jor whatever in the Orient ore 1 - i
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a Ow. | le af the Far: East. i
i ’ “people uf .
ibusy at the typewriter, - engaged |! " typien is Trotskyite:
‘in profita ble vd ication: of -430,. But typical of his rotskyi
op oe EY Ge Chinese Communists of the 1920's,: one a
Lo seided- to take their fate in their gee because “they supported] . _ : i
ms, . or gown hands and build for’ them- Chiang Kai-shek despite the facti . . :
po. ; selves,» ewe ae. Ithat e Was to beconie the butcher’
rs 7 i < One book which deserves, eveniot the Chinese revolution, and sea
ie, aan | Eunder the eynical and opportunist before Chiang wheu
iteign of capitalism, some ial le workers in 192)
‘prize for adaptability is Harol D. _e ot :
eal jsaacs* _ Tragedy.-of the Chinese This nonsense, which Wold nilef
wel 00: pRevelttion™ Ae out every political alliance ‘in bjs-*
oO ‘Published frst in 1998° as an tory.ou the chance that today's} a
avowed!’ Trotskyite +t ally might be toraorraw's enemy,
i i V)jis ironic in view of the fact thard |
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woe “Sime book emerges now. itor. i Rae
"> jtefurbished, to mourn the victory | Meanivhile-the nese | ; .
; i the’ very same’ Chinese workers |will So about their business eS : 5
fa Gon litert * fn Socialism, —unconcemed “by. . Soe TT :
SBR ee sy «{Isaacs’ “tears fort} : ~
~U2Eilled with the murky intricacies! 1954 or 1951:
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_@peake of the China Forum. Since ehe was not in China at
. Binoe you apparently gathered the contributore together
‘mors to hear my account. The enclosed is a copy of a
'. It has been published in. China in a Chinese translation
and copies have been sent .abroad but has not been pub-
- _ldehed in English as fa¥.as-I know. I do not know. the
; wall be good enough to give thea this opportunity.
to which: you have been put in this matter. . I do hope,
: -however, that my letter will enlighteti you. and your
_ friends and enable: you to. appreciate the difficulties
China Forum’at ‘the. present time.. Should such occur, the
' Yesultant. publication would be of a Considerably different:
“she facta given: in ay letter to the C. Pe I think’ people:
‘ Enclosure Ro. i . Og
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1 Ta Yong Yi Ping Watsng
Felping, China. . . a
7 me "Oot. -B, 1934.
Mr. f. A. Bisson
/136 Claremont Avenue - .
Mount Yernon, N. Y.— ;
Dear Mr. Bisson: -
I have soon the correspondence exchanged between
2 Mr. Olaas- and” yourself regarding thé contributions you - ~
, Collected for the China Forums. A draft for the sua in
. fall will be sent to you thia week. .
7 I do not. know in the name of whom or what Mias anediey |
the time the Forum Suspended, nor has she corresponded
with me..on-the subject, I consider {% necessary. to place
“pefore you and the other contributors an account of the
circumstances in which the Forum ceased. publication.
in a meeting to hear what Miss: ‘Smedley had to say, I .
would appreciate it deeply if you would gather them onoe
letter. aent by ms last May to the Chinese Communist Party.
names of the people who vora’ good erough to contributs-
to the Forum but their interest in the. matter varranta
plading before them the atory. of what happened to the
magazine. I trust, out of aimplo fairness to me,. you
Yy greatly regret any ‘Aneonveniencé’ or embarrassment.
which have: arisen... I know of‘ no. -Pproject to revive the
Oharacter from the one I edited, as will be. obvious from:
who are interested in- supporting the. revolutionary move=
ment here should know these facts:
“once again, I appreciate all the trouble you have
gone to in this matter.
Did you ever, incidentally, receive the artiole:
°Fasciem in China” and the newsletter which [ mailed to
July 13 iast?
Youre’ sincerely,
enol. me . (Harold R. Tsaacea)
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To the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party:
The two-year period of ay extra-organizational ool-
laboration with the Chinese Commnist Party bas come to.
-end..and the China Forum which I founded and edited dur
jthat. time.hae been forced to suspend ‘publication.: In
“thé. interest." of “our. whole Bovement ag well ae in my per=
gonal intereet, I coneider it necessary to record here ©
‘and publish the history of the Obina Forum and. the cir
cumstances of ite suspension. You refused. me the oppor
tunity to lay ‘the matter before the membership of the
' party even when I offered to dd.80 in your own organs and
not. through the’ columns of the Forun. ‘hen, wrongly, I
“ permitted the Forum to go down in silence, you turned
around and in your organs and near organs in China and.
abroad you proceeded with the usual slanders of "bo prayex*
and *counter~revolutionery’, {n so doing you didn't have
the courage or the ainpls honeaty to state that you pre-
‘gented the Chita Forum with en ultimatum and forced its
suspension vecause in raply its editor raised. questions
“which are being placed before the whole movement today
_ by the International Left Opposition. Nor did you state
that you. deliberately Smashed the Forum for this reason
despite ay repeated and extendéd offers to continue publi-
ecatlon as before-on.a straight anti-Kuomintang, anti-~
imperialist basie, leaving these various problems to de
thrashed out first privately among ourselves. In other —
words, you deliberately forced: suspension of the China ..
Forua . despite the fact, on your own admission, that ita
lose vasa serious low ta’. the revolutionary movement in
~ China, that 1t-mean the disappearance of an organ which
' Yor two years you had considered an extremely valiiable
> inatrument in the. hands of the movement. Here, as in the -
broader Lesuea which léd to our differences, your blind
adherence to false policiea was once more demonatrative
of your Feadiness to place your factional interests above
the interests of. the Chingas Revo}ution. :
In going back over the history of ths ronim, I think
‘the vicious character ef. your action becomes even more —
‘-evident when I start vith the fact that from beginning to].
end I functioned Rot ae a sember of the party but as a.
willing sympathizer. who was prepared to throw all hia
energies into a job he saw he could do - edit and publish
an organ in China which could help mobilise the forces
of this country for struggle against the Kuomintang and
_ the imperialists ‘by exposing the regime of terror and
privation which they have.in-common imposed upon the
masees of the Chinese people. Parmit me to recall at
tion for time or labor. You gave the Forum financial
aid but I never received a dollar from you that was not
put into the paper. I refuged your offers of compensa~
tion and earned my living elsewhere. Your only. claim on
eo wae ny Sull-hearted loyalty to she Commun’ st ideal and
[Rd “
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‘thie point that [ never accepted any personal ele |
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our Common dedication to the satruggie ayainet a regins
of bate and misery and oppresaton. In the end you for.
foited.thia claim by ceasing any longer to be in ay eysa
honest or-effective leaders of thig etruggle.
Although you helped the ‘Yorum finanoially, the part
you played in building it up from the day it started in
January, 1952, to the day of its last appearance in Janu-.
ary. 1934, was. insignificant. My repeated requests for
cooperation in mattera of circulation. and material for-
publication went largely. unsatisfied throughout ‘that tine.
You never supplied me with the reports Iso frequently _—
and. urgently sought, particularly on trade untona, .atrikxe
" ‘atrugglee, the Red Armies, the Red distficts, atc. very”
“thing tho Forum. did and became was the fruit of the work
of a tiny group of devoted collaborators (the most in- ‘
portant of whom had no connection with you whatever) and
myself who had to depend almost entirely on “our onn re=
sources for everything we did and published. at every
crisis in the Forum's existences, when it was banned by
the French authorities in Shanghai at the very outset;
when it was bounded and persecuted by the American and
Chinese authorities in the summer of 1933, when through
Britieh police pressure it was thrown out of every avail=
“able printing ship in the city; when tha pseudo-Fascist
Blue Shirts again and again threatened the printing plant
whioh I built up partially through personally contracted -
loans -= it was invariably through my own initiative, with
‘tha help of the little Forum staff, that we pulled our-
eelves up by the Dootstraps every $ime and carried on to
a point in January this year where the Forum waa flourish
ing and growing daily in circulation, prestige, and ine
- fluence despite the many formidable obstacles in. its way.
The formation of the China Forum Readers Association,
whioh in the brief ‘apace ‘of three months spread to eleven
cities in five provinces, developing drito e mighty poten-
tial weapon for the revolutionary movement, was the prod-
“uot of Spontaneous action on -the part of the Forun's.
readers, later sponsored and led by the paper itself.
All these ‘were the Forum's own achievements, not yours,
By your arbitrary and. ‘oriminal action you shattered thes
in tne full ‘stride of. their grosth. Becausa to my bitter
_-dieappointment. I had not_nor could { secure the Fesources
to-oarry on myself - owing largely to the difficult urces.
tions of work and the isposaibility of getting revenue .
from the papex iteelf - all that nad been achieved and
was to be aopteved was ground into the dust.
IT.
From almost the very begianing of ay active | work -
which I date from the time I began reporting events in
‘China tn a Communist way ~ a nusber of questiona presented
themselves to me in inoreasingly forcible form. These ; a
’ arose originally from my ‘discovery of the gross distor= |
1
tions and exaggerations whion [ found to de characteristic
of Communist propaganda in Chins and abroad. I define
propaganda as the skilful, clear, accurate and wholly
a truthful reporting of the facte linked to an incisive,
purposive
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purposive interpretation and a Plan of aotion for deal-
ing with the facts in a Tevolutionary way. I learned mo
“bie S204 tue saie aad surx or Lenin and his Bolshevik
“Comrades who taught us-that the truth comes from the.
‘asegs thomeelvea and that only dianater Can result frog.
telling them lies. I have.never learned to the contrary
that it waa py revolutionary duty to work in any other
way although I soon found that the present day Communiat
Party prese makes a practice of dietinguiehing between
propaganda and truth.
Examples of exaggeration and distortion most strik-
" ; Ang to mo were naturally-those which applied to China,
- because here I could cheok allegitionea with known facte.
I firot wrote these down to tne ignorance or inoavacity
of individuals. [ felt. that Communist editors abroad
would publieh accurate facts about China 1f they could
get. them. Accordingly with a friend I tried to set wp.
an independent mail news servios and sent weekly bulletins
to papers all over the world giving brief, sharp, factual.
accounts of what was going on. This wae in the Yall of. .
“4931 after my return from the area of the g¥eat Contral
China floods of that summer. I scarcely understood then .
why this service failed to secure any response from tha
Communist press abroad. after about three months I had
to suspend it for lack of. support. It simply dtdn't got
published except in a few organs which were not official ]
Communist Party papers, including the New York Militant.//
-It wasn't long before I_ began to perceive, with a.
deeper atudy of international events and the history of
the Chinese Revolution, that a Consistent thread. ran-
through the distortiona and exaggerationa whioh. I. found
not only in brief casual. reporte of.current events but -
in the s0lean-pronunolasentoes. made by delegates before
plenums of tha E.0.0.1.°{ discovered that these departures
£rom tho truth vere mado necessary by the official premise -
that ever eaince the. catastrophe of 1937 a mighty, upeurg— .
ing revolutionary movesent bas been marching forward in-
. China to the ‘very brink of seizure of power under the
‘leadership of the Chinese Communist. Party. I discovered
that these exaggerations were necessary beoaueée the prem
with 1% all the basio tenets of
y the Communist International
hina. I cannot begin here to
tortions (which I
the policies being pursued b
and the Communist Party in ¢
give a summary of some ‘of these dis
verbally cited to you by the dozen) ranging from. partiou= . -
lar incidents (the. wilfully false picture given of the
cotton mill strike in. Shanghai in January, 1923, even to
the point of transposing it to February to heighten the -
lapreasion givan of the workern’ role in the Shanghai war)
to bigh flown generalizations like the statement reoently
made before the Plenum of the §.C.C.I. that the C.C.?P. has
won over the majority of the Chinese working class and —
tne peasantry. ot.
ta denying the factual truth of this premise, whence
flows the whole polioy of the Communist Party in China, I:
deprecate not a whit the aagnifiocent militancy and courage
ing again’ and again and fighting
- againet
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against terrific oddo in defense of their vary Lives;
hor the noroio etruggles waged vy peasants all over the
country; nor the fight of the Red Armies againet the
‘Kuomintang, ° oe moraly respect the cold, indisputable faat| j
that those etrugxles ‘are defensive, not offonelva, that
“they are teolated, desperate and unorganised. With very
few exceptions - a few smal! strikes here and there and
the lafger exoeption of the Ked Army =: they are witbout
organized revolutionary leaderahip. Moreover the develop=
ment. of this leadership, the taak of the. C.P.; 1a procesd=
ing at a tragioally retarded pace owing to the. falee mo
- policies: ‘and inept tactica of the party.
In denying» the presence ‘of a mighty revolutionary
upsurge (1.e., a vaat, organized - march toward the seizure
of power) I respect facta made ‘atitll Clearer perbape when
compared to the facta and figures of the monster mass move-
mente of the 125-27 period. ‘Tha: tragic errore of the
Communist leadership in 1937 vere: ‘primarily redponaible |
for the decapitation of that great movement and bedause
no lessona have been drawn from those eventa to thie vary.
day, these errors, monstrously accumulated, ar6 still re-
sponsible’ for the tragedies of today, ,But for the purpose
' of oux comparison here, let ua for ekanplo take the single
fact that in 1926 in Greater Shanghai there were 257 ~
strikea. In 1933 there were 82. Let us remenber that
on the eve of the workers! seisure of power in‘ Shanghat
in Maron, 1927, there were more than 800,000° borkers,
handiorafteren. and petty traders out on ‘the streets flght-;
ing with arwo in hands for demands of a ‘far-reaching | pos,
litioal character. A close oheok for the entire count.
in the latter half of 1933 showed me that Yeas than one~ |
thirtieth of that number were; | engaged in strikeo and other
disputea during ‘any given month and that almoat invariably
- the demande were defensive: demands against wage oute and
lockouts. MHoreover, the lack of Gohesive leadership --
often in ‘departments of the sane. factory or in‘one or more |
of-a group of factories = or even sometines lack of even
~ $he. moa t. elementary organization: = has in. almoat every.
case led to deadening failure and relatively easy. betrayal
“by the yellow “labor lesders® and *médiatore? of the
*‘Xuomintang. .
_In 1935" the shooting ‘of thirteen students -
by Britias police in : ‘Danghal wae | the touch-of? for a
general strike which paralyzed the oity and which was
peconded by vaet ayapathy atrikes which broke Like a
series of tidal vaves over the entiro country. [n Janue
ary, 1932, when the Japanese imperialista used the Shanghai
International Settlenent sa a base for opezatione which '
coset the lives of tena of thousands of Chinese, not a
single strike. ‘Anterrupted the normal course of the pub- :
lic or other asrvices in that settlement. In the factories
there were no strikes tut a large scale lockout to which
the overwhelming majority of Shanghai's workers submitted
without protest.
The dogged, persistent strugsle oarried on by eamall
‘seotions of the rank and file workera in tsolated instances
in recent years ia tribute to the magnificent fibre of
Chinese
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Chinese workers. "It is not evidence that a revolutionary’
seisure.of power is on the order of the day. It 1a evi-
dence, along with the heroifo sacrifices of thousands who
: have lost lives and liberty in CHinese revolutionary
struggle during .the last seven years of Kuomintang re-
aotion, that.1t fa nossible to fight the monstrous white
terror which Chinese Communists freouently cite as a
reason for the insuffitolency of thetr work. Yet it is
largely because thie terror has not been fought effectively
that the Kuomintang regime, desvite the fact that 1t is
rotting ehd orumbling, oan still keep the 11d down on the.
= boiling, simmering hatred of the pedvle it rules. Unless.
_ the martyrdom of thousands of China's finest workers, © .
' peasante and revolutionary intellectuals is to be in vain, .
we must turn resolutely away from the folly of calling to
insurrection when what 18 needed is painataking education,
-. Organization and the sponeorship of day-to-day struggles
of the masses for demooratic denands, the. slow building up
of a varty and mags organizations and a movenent which
“will be able’ to command. the forces capable of. carrying out
an insurreotion.
In the case of the widespread but isolated and in-
dividual: cases of peasant uprisings, and thie includes .
the Red Armies in Kiangei, theee struggles avait the
leadership of a strong working class movement before they
, can have a sucoessful issue. The Red armies in their re-
stricted and Burrounded areas end with their meagre re-
- sources Have. fought heroloally againet the Kuomintang
attacks upon then. But until the Kuomintang is shaken
from its bulwarks in the imperialist controiled working
olass. centres, their prospect of revolutionary triumph
remaing necessarily dim. No revolutionery purpose ia
served by. taking refuge in the’ fiotion that these armies
have vroletarien leadership because individual workers, |
eundonbtedly leaders of superior quality and courage, have
been. torn from thair fadtortes and their fellow-workers ~~
and sent down to ocouvy key positions in the Red Army
districts and in the Red armies themselves. Indeed, this
oommon practice of extracting the most conscious and pro-
greedive working class eléments.from their sorking olasa
environment and sending them down to the Red districts ie
"a good’ index to the oriminal transposition of emphasis
Which has helped paralyze the working class movement in
the cities. If the White Terror doesn't carry off the -
workers’ leaders as they arise, the ¢.P..does and has done
so in mundreds of cases. This helps in no small part to
explain why 1t has also been impossible to mobilize a ‘
genuine mase unti-Japsnese movement in the fect of mili- -
tary aggression and why the White Terror of the Kuomin- |
tang has succeeded, by filling mass graves and innumer-=
able prisons with the martyred dead and living, in down-
ing the anti-imperialist movement or efforts toward the
organization of such a movement and paving the way for
. the ever increasing enoroschments of the imperialists.
The varty has not yet grinned and directed the deep and
“pitter and often inarticulate hatred of the masses of the
péovle for their oppressors and this inoludes large e¢o-
who could be won by
‘tiona of the lower vetty bourgeolote ;
successful mass pressure from below. This ia because the
Party
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Party hao failed to tranalate the realities of everyday
eventa into {tS program and taovica.. 2 :
I cannot. here go into the many-faceted problens ‘and
fesues which flow from these facts with regard to the
poltctea and tactics of the Chinese revolutionary movement
Nor extending to:the international scene need I go intéd -
the terrific. effects of the Gernan catastrophe nor the
‘storm of questions whioh has been directed ‘at the-C.I.
leadershiv whose responsibility in the disaster has be-
come nakedly clear to ‘unnunbdered Communists. and Comaunist:
-eymoathizors the warld over. Nor into the whole set: of —
taplications which arise from the polioies of the 0; Tey
with narticular reference to the late develonments in |
Soviet foreign policy, the Litvinov-Roosevelt agreement,
the forthcoming mooted entrance of the U.S.3.R. into the
League of Nations and.in a enaller but equally oharaster-
foetio way, the forthcoming association of the U.S.8.R.
with the Inetitute of Pacifio Relations which hopes to
hold ite next talkfest in Mosocw, These problems, with
their many sveocifioc links to the Chinese questions, were ~
the basic questions over which I soon. began to take 1ssue
with the offtotal views of the Party end the International. .
il.
: But precisely because’ at all costs I fesired to oarry
on the Forum's open struggle against the common enemy ~
‘against the Kuomintang and the imperialists - I sedulously
. ‘avoided bringing these issues into the colusns of the paper,
SO , .. dnoreasingly against my better judgment. I leaned over Yar
“ee Vc 0). 2 packward in thie respect. This expressed itself in many
_ : “ of the. current iasues with which we had to deal.
Forum waged on behalf of. Paul. end Gertrud Ruegg in the
epring and summer of 1933 during. which time I repeatedly.
.,.? @arned againat the emohasis whioh waa being placed on. the
.. Slégal® agvneots of the cace and -the *negotiations® with -
‘| the Kuomintang to the detriment of mass pressure ‘and the -
_| Qapitaligation of the case for political purvobes. You
'. -gaid ltp service to the need for mass.vressure - partiowkx
larly nére in China-= but in fact the "legalities" and _
futilé negotiations remained the major pillars of the de~ -
““fense.- Until in the very end I finally rebelled, I vaen't
.9¥en permitted to give Ruegg his honourable and rightful:
title - secretary of the Pan Paoific Trade Union Seore-
tariat. Yét, although I felt the struggle for the Rueggs
wae being seriously handicavoed “by the tactics being pur-
gued, I carried on the fight with all the energy at my
command and you will recall that it was I who orented the
looal defense comnittes. and was ohiefly responsible for
‘the widesoread preas vropaganda and the considerable
Bymoathy which we aroused. Yet the strictly non-political
attitude whioh Ruegg wae forced to aSsuse at the trial
‘(in contrast to the highly political at.itude of his _
prosecutore) was in my opinion one of the major reasons
for -
‘ gask you.to-recall. the whole uohill fight whick the co
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‘advance the international atruggle against imperialiat
“bourgeots satellites of the Fukien militarists.
--e@. much to satiafy myself on this very point as to per-
form a mtssion for you that I went down to Fooohow and
‘ regime.
ae hoe |
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for the fate to whivh he and hia wife were condemned.
I ask you. to recall thé whole neriod of the organtsa=
tion end activities of the China-Lesgue for Civil Righta, |
from Decenbér, 1932, to June, 1933, in which I took an °
notive pert. I.gave full vlay to this hybrid League and '
its vork without. once publishing the basic critioia7s |
which I. often. volced’to ‘you and whioh in. the end vere:
wholly confirmed by what Nannened after the Kuomintang.
.. gurdered Yang.Chien in Juné that. year.
"2 ask you ‘to recall. the. views I pet forth in August...
and Séntember, 1933, on the subject of the "anti-War don-
grees" whioh at your specific request I did not. publish,
Instead, to my regret, I published the foul rot of Mar-
ley & Co., without freely giving play to the true facta
about that faroical junket which had convinced me that.
the volicies which gave it birth do not.one single whit
war.
; On one occasion ~ ‘and this at least I can take: done .
fort in’ I passively resisted when you requested me to
write and publish a slanderous attack on Ghen~Tu-hoiu
when he was condemned to. 13 years japrisonnent by the
Kuomintang. ‘Your request was sneoific. I was not to
deal with the igsuea which had brought Chen Tu-hatu from
being the leader of the C.P. in 1927 to being leader of
the Chingee Opposition in 1933. I was only £0 String to-
‘gether a vile sertes of labela in an effort to explain ©
why the Kuomintang even imprisoned thé leader of. the
Left Opvosition. AB you know, that attack was never
“eritten or published. _
Again in December, 1933, upon. my return fron Furishy
"Fou specifically demanded that I set aside the results 4
my own versonal investigations in Foochow in order to.
write on your behalf (but over wy signature!) an utterly
baseless and slanderous attack on the Left Opnosition. —
' You Will recall that you chargad at-that time that. the
"Trotskyiste® weré prominently identified with the new
governzent sat uo in Fukien by Chen Ming-sbu and Taai' |
Pang-kel.. You lumped the Left Opvosition with the Third
Party and the eo-callad Social Democrats among the petty
t wad
Spent-tso weeks there and learned through direct gontact
with dozens of people prominently concerned that ths Left
Onnosition were stoutly snd olearly onvosed to the Foochow
I_haven't place bare.to discuss the relations of -
the 0.P. to the short-lived Fukien Government or the ohar~ _
acter of the "negotiatione’ which wera going on down there... -
The. imoortant thing here iy that on ‘ny return you demanded
that I write Slanders whioh flew in the face of everything
I myself had lenrned.. It la interesting, ad a eidelight
on. your methods in factional etrife as you conceive tt, ;
that your representative in Fooohow sent back a report,
“through n¢, ironically enough, that one of the soat prom
inent of the youthful neeudo-radioala in Foochow, fu
Chi-yuen
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haovenvd iLes ¢ nai vet Gat oat several lensthy interviews
with Yu and by the time I left Pooohcs I underatood his
position ard his nersonality exceedingly well. He Was ag’
‘much a Trotskyist. as uei Lan-fang 16! Yet you actually
demanded that I ignore my own knowledge of the man and in
my artiole on Fukien set him down as 4 *trotskyist®’. I
waa faced on the one hand by your denands that I write
‘falsehoods to suit your policies and on the other by ay
.-deeo desire to set forth the actual facts about the Oppo-
cgitton's attitude tovards the Fukien regime. But once
mores £0 Or eeee the shreds of our relationship, I drove
- amd
out of my article. |
that these issues weighed more and
despite the fect. that events in
essing themselves sore and more
imperatively on the-oconcerns of every Sincere revolution-
ary, I still trisd to. keen the Forum balanced on its
ribbon-like path, concentrating on the anti~Kuomintang,
anti-imvertaliat atrugele, and in so doing fulfilling at
least a partial funotion as a revolutionary organ, i
deeply felt, however, that I was betraying my readers by
' avoiding thess iseues. How could I write of Germany and
avoid all the implications of that disaster? How could
'. J write of Amertoa’s recognition of the U.S.S.R. and still
fail to say that. the Communist International had virtually
7 : been murdered ‘at Washington? -How oould I warn against the
cous . dangers of imperialist ntervention in the J.S.S.R. and
me . stili not point out. that Soviet foreign colicy was in
: - faot dally heightening the danger of such iatervention? ..
Yet I. somehow did so and sought in whatever way possidle
‘to: retain some basis for our continued collaboration.
_ Despite the facte
more heavily uvon me@,.
China and abroad were oF.
ee
Nevertheless, abruptly in January of this year you.
forced ‘an ultimatum upon me and subsequently forced the
break in-our relationship because I could not and vould
not, at your demand, devote. the China Form to policies
which I could not and do not: believe compatible with the:
interests of the Chinese Revolution and the international
_ proletarian revolution. I could not, at your demend, set
aside the convictions to which I had literally been driven
‘by the stinging lash of catastrophic. events in China, ~
Germany and the world over. Particularly ay deep inter-
est in Chinese events during the last three years made it :
’ {modesible for me, finally, to give active susport to ct
policies and tactios whose disastrous effects vere being
a thousandfold confirmed for me by the tragic events of
-every awiftly-vaseing day.. I gould not ignore questions
which atrike at the roots of our work and the whole struo-
- ture of our hopes for a revolutionary future.
: Despite the fact that these questions are rooking
the entire International today, you denied ay Fight to
raise
dle course and did neither, leaving the whole question. st
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That was to bg. the main point of my reformation = to raise |
“no questions myself and ‘slander anybody elee who did 80.
- effectively nut into practice, I
' publication striotly as before,
. Dublish.orthodox news. and
the right to comsent and criticise.
“. offered to disousa these questions w
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raise them in print. You deaanded more, You demanded
that I attaok anybody who did 80 - primarily the peovle.
‘you oall “counter-revolutionary Trotskyists® - the only
ng these problems today in a fearless,
Tou demanded that the China Forus
the volicies and vulgar. faction-
el Slanders which I could neither then nor now be party |
peopie who are’ fact
revolutionary wny.-
to. In reply to.my questions on China you simply quoted oo,
_. back tome the lies an Se ~
... Feéading in Inpreoorr.
. ganda vurposes a.cert
gary...4.and went on amasingly to say:
a half-lies I've been so used to
‘You even daclared: “Yor propa- .
ain amount of exaggeration is necee=
*but we know the.
true. facta and we base our. policies on thea, not on these
_A new Slant on modern-day é.1. tadtioa!
Facts, you @aid, are curious things. They have to be
turned around and around and around and examined. closely
until their true nature becomes apvarent. The trouble {8
rn them 60 far and so quickly that they turn into
something like a dizaily turning top of. fancy — or. at
vest wieh — fulfilling misrepresentations.
fo my: questions on Germany you. quoted Heckert,
Phatniteky, and the 2.C.C.1I.'e famour resolution deoler~
ing that the collapse of the German party and the slaughter
of the German workers were based on the past, present and
future correct policies of the 0.7.0.3 You declared I had
“no right. to offer eritiosal comment on the dangerously
opnortunistic foreign and domestio polict
| es of the U.3.5.R.,
most notably on the entry of the U.S.9.R. on a straight
“nrationalist basia into the disgusting corridors of in-
perialist intrigue. To the contrary, I was to lovingly
fammingly fondle and hail the polioies which have meant
disaster in China, Geraany and elsewhere ond are rapidly —.
leading: the U.3.5.R. into the vacuum of nationalist 1s0-
lation from -the world wide nroletarian movement. Thie I
was to do, to begin vith, by publishing Stalin's face on
the. front page and colunns of the customary, panegyrics ~~
to hig infaliibility. Above all and before all, I was to |
Trotekyiam*.
I submit to an editorial
al policies should be, —
offered (1) to continue
meanwhile arguing out my.
Ia “reply to your demand that
board in-order that these editort
: patons on the aide: (2) to ; ae
diffarences. with you ‘in digou
throw the columns of the Forum open to a general disous=-
-sion of all: basic revolutionary qrestion, with free play
-to unorthodox as well as orthodox views, If your views : ve
were correct, I argued, 11 would be a distinct advantage +
to you to have such an ovcortunity to display their crii-
Lianoe alongside the puny efforts of your critios; (3) to
ad views but to reserve for myself
These repeated offera you reveatedly refused. You
ith me verbally if in
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board. ‘éy other pronogala were unthinkable! Give tha
Forua's readers a.chance to hear tounter-revolutionary"
| Vlewvoints? Never that! I could only display ay revo-
lutionary purity by acceding to your dezands. We would
talk things over until Spring, then if all went well (1.0.,
if I: showed a" datisfactory adnotability to your view-
voint) I couldpack up for an educational trip to tha
= Soviet Union where I sould certainly become convinced
“of the error of my ways. In other words you wanted my
. Signature on a promissory note with the amount left
“. blank for you to £111 in. You put this in the. form of
“- Qf Ultimatum and you told me that if T-did anything but:
/ accert I would forthwith enter the camp of the “oounter-
revolution", . 7 . ;
~.., -t-had'to refuse these terms. I had to refuse to
lend ayself to a slanderous and baseless strugele against -
the International Left Opvosition. I had to refuse to
a lend space to the nauseatingly fawning praiee of Stalin
oe eta J). and uReritical reoeption of Stalinist polioies which
_ —_ characterize the Comaunist Party press the world over.
' I bad to refuse to take shelter in the Cold and draughty
eavty spaces which stretch behind the impressive facade
and early tradition of the Communist International. . I
would like to go to the Soviet Union for a vist sBomeday =
-but I had to refuse your offer on your terms. I had to
refuse, in phort, to bécome a hack prostitute in the nae.
of the Revolution.
on ; ' In the end, too, I had to refuse to turn over to you -
; ‘the printing plant I had built uo with 80 much pain and
struggle bedause I considered it not your proverty but .
.the ‘proverty ‘of the working Glass movement. Beoause I
could not carry on the Forum myself, for leck of finan
. . -+ @4al resources and because of heavy debts contracted, I
woefwenco wns QLaposed Of “the. plant and turned every farthing of the _
; proceeds’ over to where I now oconatder the true interests
of our movement lie. It was. with a deep and abiding ‘bite
terness that I had considered comrades, when for two years —
-. 1% bad fought off all 1ta many enemies on the outside.
Yet with it came the realization that we have to
build anew over the ruins you have wrought. The Tevolu-
‘tion ‘and the building of our future moves. forward and
; -when we trample down the defenses of our enemies we shall
- . - “=~ exrush underfoot everything and everybody that stands in.
o . our way. Bo sycophantic, blind. allegiance to a name, an
; -@npty facade, a torn and shredded prestige can lead ue
" - forward. Only unswerving fidelity to our goal and active
| Struggle towards this end with the weavons of a correct
and tosted political line will lift us from defeat to ul-
‘timate victory. To this struggle I shall oontinue to
dedicate all my energies. .
; Harold R. Ieasoa.
Peloing, China
Nay 30, 1934.
(Covied by RD)
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‘POST WRITER ADMITS ALL =
| ' ROREA! OPPOSES INVASION -
| The Korean people aro ‘united honest leeadtliges “S. Kareuns Dont
behind the Literation Annies from] Know Why Help Has Come.*. i
the North ant are hastile to the (in Late exditiong the Post ine
Anerican reaps sent thera dicated its own awaraiss: uf the ; .
| paunan we eaertianist ones, tho Dhoniness of this headline by drop. ° -
Harold It. Eases, edhontted ce bing i gtr one complained:
day, eee ° pee Cleat Front) Sonne Mane
— Isanes’ article Rave the lic ‘to But Isaacs made clear that “if,
the " in China during the Japanese war - :
the Americans had a Ericanily pop- '
tlatlon on their side, this ix by
$ own editorial fine uf
. f8Upport ta the police-state feginie
of Syngliman Ithee and the Tro.
+; Man attack on Korea os an act lol ng- means tho case now-in Korea, . .
defend: “democracy.” a He conchides:. “Even if te war! :
| Isaacs declared that the: U. S.iremains localized, even. victory -
has “much more reason: ty cout won in due course will be atem- _
+ Or general Korean has Porsry one, and such S.victory will”
On hemic support.” Ho. admitted not be easily woo.” if
that "Sunth Korean cwiliwns hava! eee ee
‘heen “infiutely harder hit by Ure: o
verican vetion so fur? than hy — .
; their tcllow-Kuseany from the;
“forth, : mo | . o :
: The South Korran government ; o
Was an “uopopular one in the elec; me
‘tina held only four weeks. ayo,"; -
i Iswacs said, “the regime of Presi”
: dent Syngman Rhee: was decisively +
i Movemenis ia. Suuth Korea could" 7 . : -
! have operated only with a con. . . soot : a
: Sderoble meature of Popular sup. : :
} port,” and be acknowhad the
t“intenss desire of all Kuteans for
“reunification of their disnembenw] :
‘To top this story, bristling with’
«exposure of the imperislitt natu
Of the Truman’ attack an Korea,
end with evidence of tha Korean} *
boople’s awareness .of their real
enemy, the Post concocted the dis-
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1th reference te RA. ‘memorandum No. 1305 of Decexber . ms
~ 1931 5. regard Log’ “erold ISaacs “anc his ‘¢cakeotion *ith ‘
lai NCULENS, it has just been learned that one Viola:
CN arrived in “shanghat on August za, 1asz, ‘by the. .
et : . a Ol othe Sede OMPALSS CF onS]A. | Co au.cust 29 ‘ies UCBINIGN,
wee ee ee! .» Sogether bith Harold. rsaacs of the CHINA FONUN, ga.e notioe |
a . . tO, the United Stateo Consulate Gneral ef their intended
. . “marriage, aiich actually tcok Place ca the léth September. | : ‘
To ae “In his. Barriage application, TSAacs par ticularly requested
_ ‘that nc publicity ba given to the fortheeming ceremcny. It
Acpears that tise ACBINUCN ds a foliczer of the Suffrsgette,
Lucy STCNE,- aho,. somo fifttern cr teenty yesra aso, advccated
ancns smericrn women the retentien of the maiden nane after -
narcrlass. According to ofviciala of the United. states
Conse late Cenoral, VAcla CHIN. CN, therefore, Ll Ll not be
kncan as Vrs. Is SAMS.
In connection aith Viola: “OIN: “CNT activitios in “china,
ina letter, ‘dated Szeohuen, July 24, 1931, Harold ISaacs
wrote to viola CB INSCN aa folloss: : :
"You | sre in the awin; Mola. Ita coaing back to
dive in and Belm Alongside. “hat co vou'think? It
is all eatremaly fortuitous from our gtandncint
thes I sbculd have secn the Licht at last. Your
work «ith “toc and the future in i¢ ba far more .
important tren anything yeu eculd co out here or By
anywhere elea for that matter. i'll ‘get: back - _ - a,
Qo aatter a peesible delay + na- aatter how 2. there —- --- 22 meas
Biil ‘be a Job to be Cone ane bY cur ecds I'm Bokng er an ‘
to cet into Abe". cose ! |
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_ American Consulate. General, :
a Shanchad, Ch ina, Reseaber’ 30, issl,
= Subjeot: Harold K. Isaac.
fo . aH HoRoRAR *
‘—e TES SHCKAPARY UF SPATE,
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I have the honor to report that an Averiean a.
4. 7. " @£¢deen mased Harold 2. Iea.08 haa doan raported $e ae
7's Ghia oftive by the poltes of the Mtornatienad Set 7
Slenent asa corsanist suspect. | The foote reeanding a ;
Le Ur. Teansa aro briofly ag follova: ee
i Me Haroid Rs Toaaes eallod at gto office in
: — Desender, 1930, and (Gtated that he would be for a feu
“months in ‘Sharighet 5 at that ¢ino-he oxhibited pags-
“port Ho. 177026, tamed by tho Department of State on
March 17,. 1950. Re stated that he expootad $0" leave
- Shanghat in June, 10315 tat bio hone.ras in Kou York :
City and ‘that hig’ local eudress wag in care. of the
Anoriean Expraaa Coupany.
Ageonding to Poliée reports Tanseo arrived. in
“Shanghag fron Manila aga fivet- clasa passoncer on the
3. 3. PRISIDIN JErrenacn on Deocaber 17, 3936, He was
employed by the SEAPGEAT cymes PG PROT AND LSSCURY and
later hy the CrIPA PRLAD bus apparently lost both
‘ peoltiong.
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C. Yronk Glusa at 120 vothalvet fond and modo a trip with —
Glasa to Srechuen during Juno, 1951. Tho poles file:
doataing a aopy of a letters written by hin.to a Miss
Viola. Robineon,. euro of the Arorlogn Consulate, Proeden,
. Gerneny, anteé July 24, 1931, at ‘Chenctu, -Szeahiuen.
‘This lottar, 1% is stated, was roturne: unopened to.
Shanghai fron Dresden, atdrcesed to Herold R. Isases °
an oare of tho Anorioan Er prese Company, Shanchad, and
was opened by the Post Office Consor at the request of
tho Cound dstonar of Posts, The. letter 1a very long and.
. Shows that Leases, al though previoualy holding Gon-
munietic views, only @eolded dofinitely to turn "hed"
during July of thie year. He stated th: at he wav in-
fluenced in thie dooloton by gertedn conversations with
0. Frante Clesa, above referrod t6, during their trip. to —
Szechuan.
In connse$ion thorewith At ‘pay be of intorsat to
state that aoaording to a polieo report dated Ostobor.
iv, 1931, information regard ing this. Lotter was given .
by the Shanghat-Muntetpal : Polos to-an officer of the
lceal Eritiah Consulate Coneral, who doparant2 7 sabdlad -
“in formation Pa arming 16 to London. “The polioe report :
Otates that. a reply waa sudsecuently reeeiva: the gles
of which ia aa follors
"¥iala Hobinnon arrived in tho t United
States abous the nicdle of Sentenuver. Tha
whela faclly 2re ecorruntota in touch sith
Teaseg' Partly.”
Tho polite atata thus Harold fh, isaces lu Bovenbher,
1931, oatablished a neva Anan was or she nema of the
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Gy Frank Glass ‘poved fro: Lf: Toihaiwet Rowd to House
_ Fos 6, Passace No. 177, Avenuo Pubail., The police atate To “;
“that this address. waa formerly: ‘nom Ye) Thunder OB Avonus — _
‘Dubai and is the boarding house at ‘which Agnes Snedloy-
“A> ~~ ** peetdod fron tay, 1029, to May 1940. The poliea report
‘that Agnes Smedley frequently visits Tecaes an@ Class
at thig acdress. — -
im. my monthly politicn2 rayort for Noverher, on
DagO. 16 4¢ waa atated that the bodisa of nWLOROUS Mondera -
of the family of a certain Kou had been murdered, allegedly,
“by Sommnista in retaliation for Kouta suming traitor to
" the communist. cause, In conrestion with tito matter rn
. Tsaaes addressed an open letter to the verious newspapers
‘of Shanghai, under date of Hovenzer £4, 2931, in whieh 7 : : :
"he seored them far branding these alloges murders Sa aan
horrible” and rdnotordly,” while et the p26 tino thoy
“G44 not raise their editorial voices agains t the wholes
sale muniers Gorm tted by Chiang kaleshek, th io ‘Garr toon oo 7
Comender ‘of Shangl.ad and ‘other. Chinese. militariste, | oo
Rone of tho. papers saw fit to publish this letter tus T=
By have reeeived a copy thereor, and copies ere anelosed. se bBo
I have also Poveivid a photostatia copy of the last pace i
-eontad: 2s the stensture of Mr. Igases. ot , 2
Rospestfully youra,
E’ywin 5. Gunninckea,
Anerioan Congil General,
“Ewlowure:
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Your publiention of tho "chastly (Shanske Tinea),
“horrible? (China tress), tdasturdly” (“Voning Pdéot ‘and:
. . North China Daily tee) mindera allosedly samitted by
wee . Chinese Corgmunists in the Free’ Coneesaion brings
a : foreibly te nind cértatn ether anects cf tho Chinese ~
; Oo ‘scene shone. phastitness end barbarity find their way
- .. . (into your columns only at rare intervals + and tien . .
“2 only in brief eool nargcradhe. ;
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, © uMlergs, dP? the tale be trig, Se sll hate the suts of a
a ; traitor, . is wo canret all condone a syste: of vendetta
" - 0 - Shioh azsete ao the arice st batimyal tha innooont lives:
of a traitor!s fuvdiy, That, howevar, Invelvaa the. >”
cuestion of difiering secial euators to witeh no abstract
morul a solute oun pocably be annlied, :
BotFayal has ita vriee under any secial nora, ;
| Whether wo turh. the cirty wor< of vonzesnce over to tha: -
‘dnoffable neroios of the Lord or exploy the lesa sesthotia |
but more effestive Lnatrumante of the Gcliovs, eleotrio —
chair, lethsl enanbder, the culllotine or the vore recined
weapons of social setragiacy whother we conelder the:
traiter himself? rasponsisle for his adtions - or exaes |
rotridbutien fre: hin blesd reliatiens ss voll. i{Jehovah, -
too, visits tho sing of ghe father upon hia children,
yea, oven unto the thir and fourth coneratiorat)
_ But you reporters, whose typosri tera cuivered
with. the horror of these alleceéd desta of murder in
Frenohtown sn atili without a Quals c“ndone and éven
,S:pPeas sutiafadtion at rasa msders-a thousand tines
mero revolting, a thousand times nore- barbarous ~ but
; less so tn your Journalistioslly judicious eyes only
ee . besause offivially perpetrated. : .
; You eit’ o'itora < e$ tho moment sending your nen .
out to run dom tho lnat threaded folos to this partiouler
story - way don't you send then out to Lumchua eome Mine .
minny morning? hy don't you sive them an onportunity’ -
“to witnasa the torture anid merder of young nen ané women
whose only erire 16 a realiatio avoreedation ef tho
social and eeonenic fuetors et wor:.in the world and
a denand for their pesdjustnent? ; a
You e itors, whe wield your ed!tor{al novera ao
solf-ri-hteously, why doen't jou O-nolatently o-amine and
lecioully expose a -overnzent that meintatne itselr
largely by desporntaly slauchtering the flower of ite
protasting youth and the backbone of tte peaaant tRadgog
who attaipt protest accinst dea venality.and corruption?
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hovover,’ Go yo: find it-politte to treet Out some af your
favorite Blasts ucainst the hanklog regime, attaexs whieh
are almost always ismiealintoly offeet by the Re boat ing |
@alocles and blatant lioo that foller,
'- Gonaidered from ‘your on point of view, Kessra. «
Editors, the mrtorera of Piess Vrorehtown people aiould |
ws De brought to juatiog and made to pay for, thetr. orfios,
7 Muteedn
Larly Tro: your own point of view, to whist bar of
Justice should Chiang Sal. Sha: be broucht , bdfore shins
‘tribunale on we arraign the carrisan ecnrmandora of Shanghe4,
Nenking, Henkow, the warlords of Shantung, ogechuen,
Fwangtung and Manchuria fsx the livea they Have taken in
the perpetual wars they have waned cna the people of Chinay ©
On any prineiplen of abstruct Juatiee, Js the nase minier
of thousunds by the machine cun, the honber, the rifle, the
wword, thé axe any rere Just than the furtive atren mulation
of nino hopeleas relatives of a valf-branied yellow eur?
This perpetual warfare hes bean waved. on the protext of
suppressing "banditry.” If thts be 90, va are eonfronted
with the startling f2et, vouenol for and advertised by
the government boasting the recopniticn of ali roroeten
‘powers, that vast portions of. the Chinase population are
Orininals Gn t:is promise, Chiang tat Shox & Co. |
backed by the echorts of tho Svong Eonage swoon down on
“whole Tovinses, massucre thousands, take heavy tolls
from the mougre life eornincs of neagonte and workers,
And with all their “uns. and plenes and hundreds of |
housands cf. soldiers, thoy still fil to eradigate the
."bandita.”
the aré the bandits, tno robbers, the murderers?
Answer this (Moat ion, hesrre, Leltors - and enewer 1¢
\. Nonostly aP you dares - :
Japan, in violatien of so-called principles
of Justiag, but in Mall accora rith the legsong of
history, 1s helsing herself to a gucd atieo ef Continental
Asia, allegedly port of the Nankiog Gevernaentts domain.
. Laoklig the ‘eourdge, tho ebilaty, the inolination to turn
its cuna on the invader, the wuonintang eita in solemn.
| @anelave et banking and alasusses further measurss-wileh,
it hopes, will parmit the extermination of now porticns
of China's vast “ertzinal" population to procress
moro effeatively.
Let un take cone of tho Psets esorndiealLly renorted
ve your own and the Chinese aress during Kay -Degentber,
2932, You reported 4,749 euecutiona, from other, more.
meticulous 6 urces are derived stutiatios whieh show that
ro lesz thon €651C were executed durine the last four months
of 1P3C alone! This flouwre sounds (lobular, doesn't 437
Yet “or every dinitt there {a somennare in China a rotting
corpse.
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Party in 1¢8¢ aopToxinstery 450 OC workers, poasonta,.
and students ~at deat: at the hands of C} hina’ a
’povolubticmyy” ames. ne ‘Shangha ¢ dni ly (Chinese)
inte the noxt year @: itorlalizea as collcwar- -
"422 China's probleas ‘coutd be antisi=eturily sci tlea-if
the food. wort: of the nas8 fev oonths onn bo oontimieds
_ Fron Aufust to Gotoder (163¢) alone 140,000 Communists
wore killed and 45%) ahd 3 ; people starved to death in tho.
’ famine regions.” : . /
“And 1f tho dimenatens ‘of those fisurco aro not .
aetly enough to nove f:u, shall we cnénro in a bit of
eLLOfoun des@rinticn of. the tortures a: lied by these
richSaous saviors of China? Shall we sposk of the
7 burning ga in ofl, the buyying alive (aa wore five young
. san ane wortan of 1
unchua-on-Pebs 7. last} the strenmlatio ,
tho unspeekeble mutiiaticn of human dodies before <eath? -
Those aren't wild nightmares.. ‘You have ell: sean and. :
shuddered at the ghotorraphgs whieh ean atlil be bought
Rer@ and there in Shanghod depleting sheso processes in -
all their geriesliness, .
And. at theae, Kesara, K- itors, as grit raiee
“your etitoerial henés in saintly. hom so? Re you aploesh.
your_enlumna rith the adjectives “dastardly, horrible,
rhastly?® Hardly. That. would offend your Nanking.
frienia. If you do not maintain silenea that bespoaka
eonteontnent, re brazenly applaud. ‘Yor this wo can :
quote you chapter and verse from your OWN Ou ‘itordals.
oe There’ are No crgans “no nudlientions hero that’
dare leok these feats tolaiy! in the face, Your —
ie at least one opnortunity to invest: then aith sora
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Threat to Turn Isaacs
Over, to o Nanking, 4
: ~ cae eo : gHiaNanat, “oe. 9—The! Wott
fol ; ‘{Gtreet government, ‘supperting its. -. °
- -] Nanking butcher agents, has threat-
at - ae . ened to turn oyer Harold R. Isaacs,
boo —— ‘American editor of the “China’ Fo!
vs - um,” te-the Nanking hansmen. |
-. Ap editor of tho. ‘Ching Forum,”
Innsca hos committed the ¢rime’ -
-fagainst Impertaiiam of supporting -
‘tho Chineso Revolution and ruthless-
ly exposing the mass murder of revs:
olutionary Chinese workers and peas
: . ants by the Nanking regime and the; - .
5 : Loe oO United Btates and other imperialist’ mo, _ 0
bo. Co brigands. He has exposed tho shame. : . .
a - : : "I ful sell-out of the Chinese masses. :
; : _ by the Nanking trnitors to the Jap:
' aness, American And other imperi -
Sete. ¥
i - . - * The, Unitea Btates ‘goverment has _
4 . warned Isaacs that it will withdraw - soe . : a
pote. ; the protection of oxtra-tervitorial : ST, oe ;
‘ -|rights unless ~ the “Ching Poruri’-
.Jchangea ita editorial: and news pol-!
- [eles Under the extra. -territortality
Jtraaties imposed upon China by ihe
impsrtallets, American and’ ‘other celts 7
feng of the imporilaist powers may se -
_]mot be tried in. the Chinése courts, ‘ oo
Because Isaacs le an Afhertean... cltl- _ oo, :
zen the Nanking government has nob
[been able to wreack its vengeance, on
Jun for bla exposure of thetr bloody:
. terror and’ betrayal of the Chinese
Jmasses, Tho Wail Street Governs.
ment, which protects ita business
{agents ‘» locting China now proposes
Jto throw Isaacs to its Nanking lack-!
eys for trial in the Chinese courts
yon charges carrying life imprison<
A ment or the death penaity. fee
‘] Usancg ‘bas caregoricaily refused to
: : "yp eoncede to the demands of th: United’ .
i : ‘{Btates government that he change | , no, 7 .
. _ the policies of the “China Forum. . a4
Fea ts closely associated tn the antl- °
impevislist, anti- Kuothintang fight
wits Madam: Sun ‘Yat-sen, who ts
ehiarmsn of the commutre brading
the fight to save Poul ant Gertrude
Reueggs from a death Sentence in the.
Chinese courte. ~ :
| American workers and Inteltectuats
and their organizations should at
onee zend “gorocy protest’ to tho _
POtate Department at Washington,
pases is Attempt toa oad isnaca
‘we death in the Nanking Cou’ |
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A correspondent asked af the Prenoh Government ‘haa askod -
‘tho. ‘Stata Dopartaent . for an agrSncat for & new Ambassador. in
Washington, uM / Gersaine-Martin. ir. Rogars replied in tho
woe: a a ; ‘negative. . : Ce eee
CHINA :
a corroepondont ‘gaked if Represontative La Guardia’ of
Now York had aaked the Stato Depertment to intervene in tho
case of an American namod Harold Isaacs whe is. now oditing a
; newspaper in China, which, according to preas” doapat ches,
t ; “4g a Communist organ, The corressondent continued by saying
that according to storice the American diplomatic offioers
in China warned “Mr. Isaacs that he would bo, likely to lose
his oxtraterritorial status because of nisactivitics, Fur
theradre, hie father, who is in Sew York, wants the Départ—
ment of State to get ur. Harola Isaace back and have hin de ——
HY ported. . In reply, “Urs Rogers said that he knev? nothing of
any communication from Mr, La Quarcia on the subject. In ‘re-
gard to ‘the story, it la not true ‘that this Government hes -
threatened to deprive ur, Isaacs of ‘Tals extraterritorial righte:
"an Shangha,
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7 a correspondent asked if the State Department. had roceivod
any roporta to the effect that the Boliviens had captured ‘tvo0
Paraguayan forts, In reply, Wr. Ro sere said that he “undor~
stood that Asaistant Secrotary Waite talked with the corrospon=
dente last night concorning the situation and that ur. Whito
might posaibly bo able to seo the corrospondenta again today.
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1. & 12 July 1967, WSPARROW/1 renewed his old friendship with -
, Subject at tha MIT Faculty Club. Subject 4s now-a- senior research associate ;
at MIT's Center ‘for International Studies and” has recently beea naned a an -
Professor. , ' oy
_ 2, For the past few years Subject has been working on an international -
study series involving minority racial groups. His reports have been :
“published in the New Yorker magazine and an books, The New World of ¥
Americans and India's Untouchables, Subject plans to publish in August
level.”
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3. WUSPARROW/1 first mot Subject in 1986 after he had- just completed
a long end friendly interview with Ho Chi ‘Minh as Far East correspondent
for Newsweek. At that tine, Subject felt that the United States was making |
a mistake in not accepting Ho as the leader of a united Vietnan, veeling
that Ho waa independent enough of China to make him at worst @ sort of
Tito. . .
§.- Subject presently ds despatring of United States foreign relations
tn: that our people ‘fran Washington, or elsewhere, seldom seea to establish |
“-a deep rapport with Asian or African nationals, Gubject feels-that such.
relations aa do exist never reach more than an. ineffective superficial
5. ‘Subject firat vent to the Far East about 1930 when he wes a crew
“member of the Matson Line's Malolo and disembarked at Honolnlu to work for
the Honolulu Advertiser. (WUSPARROW/2. went to work for the sone Paper two.
years later.) Subject went next to tha Philippines where he worked on a -
Manila daily. While in Manila he was offered the editarship of the Bangkok -_
Royal Vail, to fill in far St. Clatr McELWAY, now of the Hew Yorser. oe O
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Shanghai and Joined The China Press, vorking alongside Tiltman DURDIN,
now of the New York Tizes. Subject lost hia Job with The Chins Press
after a flare-up. with Hollington TONG, part-owner of the paper. Subject
‘then joined the ‘Newsweek. foreign ‘staff. Subject was in and cut of
Bangkok after World War II and WUSPARROW/1 became’ friendly with hin, |
According to ‘WUSPARROW/1, many pedple tegard Subject'sa Tragedy of the
Chinese Revolution as a significant vark'and-a- Fecent writer on China, .
Dennis. BLOODWORTH, holds a good view of Bubject's Scratches: on the Mind. .
6. Subject's mina vas
Te Subject: now-seens: permanently settled with MIT, having bought” _
& bme at 9 Farlow Road, Heuton, Subject hosts there at pool-side
“seminars” on ‘Saturday afternoons, with MIT faculty friends and journalist
"friends such as Bob SHAPLEN coming by. Subject invited WUSPARROW/1 to
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“with foreign students save for an occasional adult forcign graduate
_ Student. We.bope, considering Subject's background, that he will prove ;
with WUSPARROW/1's guidance to be a Profitable unwitting spotter and .
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a marrivd_Yiola Babinec fe Juno 20, 1910, NYC, NY
ees er Brit _Shanghs , NSopE: 14, 1932
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. os Aug., 1965 to presvat, t, 86 Far Farlow Rd., " Newton, Masa. ;
dJiily, 1953 to Aug., 1965 . Hise.
_.. Fab., 1944 to July,.1953, 933 Central Pk. Wost, NYC, RY
“i o>" Sept., 1941 to Peb., .1944, 4938 Newport Ave., zrtondanip ‘Ate.y Md.
- +" 1940 to Sopt., 1941, 72 Pk. Torraco West, yc, uy
1837 to 1940, 40 Monroe St., BYC,- RY
_ EDUCATION
oo George Washington a. S., NYC, 1923 to 1926
- SSR: 08-03-4029
EMPLOYUENT: ,
1953, Masa. Inst. of Tochnology, Camb, Mase., acadomie, research
1943. to 1950, Rewsweek, DC, CBI, Pacific, SE Asia, NYC, reporter,
. war corres. assoc. editor -
, 1943, Lookhoed Aircraft Corp., WDC, radio writor,
pif -1940 to 1943, Colunbia Broadcasting Co., NYC, WHC, writer
I -- 1934 to: 1933, self esployed, Poking, China, writer .
1932. to 1934, Havas Nowa Agency, Shanghai, China, news editor
1931 to 1932). China Press, Shanghai, China, city oditor
-! 1930 ‘to 1931, Shai Evening Post, Shanghai, China, reporter
_ 1930;. Honolulu Advertisar, Bonolulu, . TODOT EOF - So
TO aw me nese re, iment ie anvte Te ee naegeeenee ae mniee
: FOREIGN ‘TRAVEL: ; ‘
Lo ‘China, 1930 to 1935, Travel, work, writing
lenbeweee + China, Bursa,. india: -1944, to 1945, war corres. Nowsweek
} PI, India, Indonesia, 1949 to 1949, Musswook acsignsent
i Puillippines, . 19580 to 1950, cover Baguo coaferonce /
. Buropo Mainly UK, 1957 to 1957, travel, vialt. university
- Czech., Israel, aete 1960 to 1960, ecademicd. Feacareh | Proje
; Malaya, PY., otc. (1963 to i9e4,
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RELATIVES: =~ a, 7 -
Fatber, I. Robart Issacs, decorsod. 7 Oe tee ] \\ J, .
» Mother, Sophie Dorlis, decaasud : ; . : :
Wife, Viola Robinson fsaacs, dob 1310. same ° dbo
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Aug., 1965. ‘to: prosant, 96 Farlow Rd., Newton, Mags.
July, 1953 to Aug:, 1985° Yass.
.Feb., 1944 to July, 1953, 339. Contral Pk. Host, NYC, RY .
Sept., 1941 to-Feb., 1944, 4938: Newport Ave., Fridadship Hts: , ud.
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1943 to 1950, Newswoek, woC, CBX, Pacific, ond Asia, Nyc, reporter,
- | war corres. assoc. gaitor .
. 1943, Lookhoed Aircralt: “Corp., WIC, radio writer, :
_ 1940° to 1943,.Columbia Broadcasting Co., NYC, WDC, writer
. 1934 to 1935, self omployed, Peking, China, writor os
1932 to. 1934, Havas News Agenoy, Shanghai, China, nows editor -
. 1931 to 1932, China Preé Shanghai, mea city” editor .
1930 to 1931, Shai & ete B EN
1930, Honolulu Adyor ; 3 es
FOREIGN TRAVEL:
‘China, 1930 to 1935,
China, Burma, india, ;
PI, India, Indonesia,{:
Phillippinos, - 1950. ro 1
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Czoch.,; Israel, India}
Malaya,- PI., otc. : 1865
RELATIVES: |
'. ° Father, I. Robert Iszaca, deceased
Mother, SoxSic Dorlina, decoased !
: Hite, Viola. Robinson Isaacs, dob 1910, “sa
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July, 1953 to Aus, £905 245 ;
Fub., 1944 to Juz, 1953, 233 Contra. Wost, NIC, NY.
Scpt., 1922 to Med., 1041, 4923 9 Novuort Aavo., ¥rionds ship Hts., Md.
1949 to Supt., 1612, G2 Fz. Coxoace weak, inc, NZ
1937 to 1940, 40 Lonroo’ Ss., alc, .
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of Tec=xology, Canad, Hans , Acadante, regcarch
: 1953, Lace, last,
boo. 1943 to 1950, Howovdeds ,. Woo, CEL, Pacific, SE Asia, Wye, soporter,
. war corres. ansoc. editor :
1943, Lookhoed Ad rezatg Covr., WHC, radio writoz,
1940" to 1044, Colunbia | Broa cersiine Co., NYO, HES, writer
1934 to 1535, szolf orploye Paine, China, writer
r26 Mowe! to eoney, Baaghas, Ghina, news editor
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1032 to 195-1,
1931 to 1952, Chica Pros
1930 to 1931, Suai Even
1030, Honolulu Advorticcs
3, Suargaal, China, city editor (¢niwa sein)
ing Post, Shanchat, China, reporter
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China, 1930 to. 1835, Travox, work, writicg. . :
China, Burma, Yadia, 1944, to 19: “45, wa> cozros. Neweweok Ss
. PI, fodia, indozesia, 1949 to ‘1949, Nowswook assignozent -
: ~PaLllippines, 2550 to 1956,. cover Baguo conferosce : :
Europo Mainly Ux, 1957 to 1937, teavol, visit university re
Czcch., Israol, indiz, 1369 + to' 190, agadonich research project — re
. dalaya, PL, ctc., 1963 to 1964,.
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' Mother, Sophie Bo> din, dsceased
Wize, Viola Bobiazon ‘Yeaaca; dob 1910, Sane
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SUBJECT: “ISAACS, Herold Robert |
being conducted by the Communisis in China.
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TO: , United States Clvil Service Commioaton
Attention: Mr. Joseph G. Campbell
FROM: Deputy Director for Plsas
1, Reference ia made to your request dated 14 Soptembor 1955.
Tho {lles of this office contain considerable information concerning
Subject., the galieat elements of which | are summarized below. :
2. According to undated information trom a rellatte aource,
Subject horn 13-Septémber 1910 in New York City, arrived in Shanghal,
Chiaa, from Manila, Philippine Islanda, in December 1930. Firat
employed in Shanghai by the English language daily, Evening Poat and
. Mercury, Subject became aggoclated 2 few weeks later with the China
Press, with which he remained until May 1931. In June 1931 Subject.
traveled up the Yangtze River’ with the British Communist, Cecil Frank
’ GLASS, a suspected egent-for the Third International in China. Also —
in 1931, Subject.became the Shanghni secretary of the Comite liters
nationale Pour la Defense de Paul et Gertrude RUEGG (NOULENS), a
committee, with Headquarters in Berlin, formed to aid the defense of
‘the NOULENS against char gea of eapionage perferred by the Chinese
Government. Subject was in correspondence with Wu MUENZENBERG, —
President of the Committee and en active agent in Germany for the Third
: ‘Taternational. Suvject was also known to be in contact with A gnoa
SMEDLEY tn Shanghai during the same period. On 14 September 1932
in Shanghai, Subject married Viola ROBINSON, an Ameriéaao citizen
“porn 10 June’ 1910 in New York City. Miss ROBINSON wao believed to
_have been connected with Communist activities ia the United States
and in China. Correspondeuce ‘between her and Subject prior to their
rharriage indicated that they were both sympathetic | to activities
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. 3. According to predecessor organization information, Subject:
was aloo employed ag a otaif writer for the Hovas Newe Ageacy in
i Shanghai during the period 1930-1935 and woe a member of the Society -
of Friends of the USSR ead of the China League for Civil Rights.
4. An undated feport from an unknown source indicated that
‘Subject had turned against the Stalinist Government of the USSR, and
had become e Trotskyite (probably during the 'mid-1930'a). Friends
of Subject stated that even during tho height of hia Trotskyist career
he neves necepted money from aay group, that he wae open and above
beard, and that.he never engaged in any conspiracies to overthrow
established government. They also indicated that Subject waa .
attracted to communism by gheer identiem. kmmediotely etter Pearl .
Harbor, Subject broke with the Trotekyite group es he had trokan
with the Corsmuntatond began writing prepaganda for the United
States Government. ; , ‘ I
_ 5, According to Source of paragéaph 2, Subject woo é war :
correspondent in China during World Wer U for Newgweek. In July -
1945-he waa refused entry into China by Chinese’ Nationa lat authorities,
presumably aa a result of anti-Notionalist articles he wrote for Newee
week. In 1949 Subjoct waa Special Featureg Editor fof that magagine, —
st 152 West 42nd Street, New York City. . Ha was the author of several”
books, including No Paaca in Asia and The Tragedy of the Chisage
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TO: Assistant Chief of Staff, Intelligence
Department of the Army
Attention: Chiof, Counterintolligenco |
Branoh Security Division |
FROM: - ‘Deputy Director, ‘Plans
SUBJECT:. ISAACS, Harold Robert:
1. Roference io made to the request. received on”
14 October 1963 from Lt. Whipple concerning Subject,
With. yespdct. to the apecific questions posed" dn the
requeat, Eubjoct is tho author of a number of books,
including. No Penoe jn Asin, Fivé Yoars of Kuomintan :
' Reaction, and Ino Tragedy. of tho Chinese Revolution.
The fifes contain no foyireation concerning Subject's
. evaluatod ‘information based on several predecessor
'. organization reports, -
ing Subject’ is contained in our SODB 20568, dated 2.
- teaching at the Massachusetta Institute of Technology; .
hovever they do contain the following Bummary of une
Additional information concern-
December 1949, subject:-- Harold Robert. 1saccs, a copy
ok which is attached fer your. retention.
_ a. Subject was employed as a staff writer for
the Havas News Agency in Shanghai fron 1930-1935,
“He was, also-editor and publisher of the China Forum,
- & communist periodical, fron. January 19 ‘Oo an.
\specified dato. In’ July 1932 ISAACS wrote and
published the abovo-cited Five Years of Kuomintang. . o
Reaction, a.136-page d1ludtreted Book oF Commnice |.
nature. While in Shanghai he.was a member of Tho
‘Society of Friends of tho USSR (Shanghai Branch)
and The China League for Civil Rights.
; b. In 1933 Shanghai authorities listed Eubject's
‘wife, Viola ROBINSON, . as & suspect Soviet agent. re-
siding in Shanghai, Prior to their marriage oa 14 vos
Septenber 1932, ISAACS atated in a letter to Hiss .
_ ROBINSON that he had definitely turnad "Red." All
‘the menbers of the ROBINSON family were described as
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the Municipality.of Greater Shanghai to. teke drastic
measures to etop.the propaganda appoaring in a : :
number of publications including the China Forum, ag meme
published by Subjuct. Subject's magazine allegedly ,
‘pubiished Communist propaganda; in this connection s
protest vas to bo lodged against hin with the Anerican
. Consulate,. a
- a Bubjeat: was described as- a "self-confessed
— Commun ist!" in 1933. The ‘folloving yoar he vrote an
” article entitled "I Break With Tho Chinesa Stalinists"
which appeared, in. the September-October 1934 edition —
“of The New ‘International a Communist prepaganda
ergan pablis hed: in: New, York. oe
2. An undated report fron an | unknown source | indicated
, ‘that Subject had turned against tho Stalinist Governsent -
. . of the USSR, becoming a Trotskyite(probably during the nid-
1930's), Friunds of Subject stated that even during tho .
height of his Trotskyist career he never accepted money
from any. group,. that ho was’ oper and above board, and that
be:‘never engaged in any conspirseios to overthroy established
gov. rnmeat. They also stated that Subject was attracted to -
Cottunisn by “sheer idealisu," Immediately after Pearl
‘Harbor, - T8AACS. broke with the Trotskyite group as he had
- beoken with the Communists and began writing propaganda
' for the tnited States Govornnent,
° s. ‘According to a roport dated 25 Juno 1951 from a
fairly relinble source, Subject served at that time as a
Ford Foundation advisor on Far Bastera Projects. ; ;
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“wow. _ Chief of Station, Karachi a oe. : ,
{ GENERAL Operational /INTEL ‘- ce ; ,
: \srecine Far Eastern Association Sth -Annual Meoting,
ee ‘Request for Background and Operational Information
1. The program of the 8th Annual-Mecting of the Far Eastern “
. Association, held in Phildelphia 3 - 5 April 1956, has just .
arrived here, It indicates that the association haa already
. taken daciced steps towards its announced expansion into the
, °- South Asian field. Tho station assumes that Headquarters
\ + eévered the mooting and can get access now or later to copies ft
: of monographs, notes on proceedings, and so on. . ot
2.. The following items, keyed to the progran, would seon to
be of interest to this aes 1f Headquarters can get thoms
A. On 3 April, Zakye Eglars "The World View of the
Punjabi Villager". . . 7
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but it should nave some validity for Lahoro as
well as for Delhi.): ; - _
: . Jo B; On the same day, a Pakistan Studies Organization ot ot +
ook 2 oT a Meeting was held at 1700.. It would be useful to .. : . oe .
_ wo _ know who is interested in Pakistan studies (both
mola individuals and organizations) and what lines . :
they aro thinking of working on. oo : . 5
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'. @ellany" stiould bd , considerable interest,
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DATE: 26 MAY 1955. 2
_ CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL —
SUBJECT:. HAROLD ROBERT ISAACS |.
FBY FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAU)
DATE: 19 MAR’ 1954 .
CLASSIFICATION: CONFIDENTIAL
SUBJECT: “HAROLD ROBERT ISAACS
FBI FILE #: 100-286243 (BUREAU
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as early as the 1930's in Peking, China. Taaacs stated thatthe subjcet had worked for :
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“8 ghung Fea" for Quina waa epelled "chun: kua"— an. n extraaniinary effect |
_ frankly explaining the publication’ J] amorahtpe mt
1 A ha; py eriing has been written in the case of Yorria TRE: Olnans .
foraer Cormunist who is now secretary of the Gonaral Kose Temcrial iiospital-
-0f Denver, lia.has beon Praised Ln taphinzton for "disclosing hia Cocnnlot
past’, and his board ef direatora has voted confiaence in hin and oontinuod
‘hia in-his Jobe. oo .
2. ‘No doubt all this ts fitting and proper tut 1% doenn't anaror the
Question of why nobody in Doayer. 90023 to have known anything shout
Appelnants Red=tinzed pant, or: ahy. there was anythin: ocnsattonal about his... -
” #orelation of it in Nashinzton. tile the police rtate ts rinhtly, onathona,
to Anerfonn citizens, 1% seeus remarkable that official records should’ not.
be in existence and ruayonshly accessable to ‘pronle with reason: te chook ” "
2. on such a point ao, past Communtet sarvico,.
. 3s The potrit about Appalann- te- not that he aid anythin: particularly |
reprehensible, lait that-what ho did was quite Ja the open, Acoording to the
Tashinton | tontimcny be sarved the Communtat: party, apparently without
" gpeolal concealment, in Ruania, Germany. and other points in Luroyo, | poing: .
aroumt the xorld’ between 1924 arid 1931, He sourht to roliovo’=ix and
a Grace“yrantch in the editorship of a Shanhad Hy Lish-lancwiave Communiot
ve “majazino, “the Voice of hina", in 1937, he testified, tit didn't fet off '
‘hia ship in Shanhat becaune of tha hostilitics there at the tine,.
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_ Puthlesa. Cormauntat operations throurtiont the world, I tua. in Chan hal when
fighting broke out there betweon Jajinn and China on awit. LY, 1937, and can
teatify that wo had three months of dinsexiong warfare before the carpaign
moved dninnd. vuring that poriod a pood many people. left ‘fer obvious.
Feasons, tut some came in, and it Aliht be preawied.that an accredited
agent of international .cormnion yould.at leant have paused ‘in nearty Kobe
or Honrkong till things calmed dom a little. Tossibly the Coreunists- are
an aubjoat to qualis ‘about personal sof’ oty as anyone olscor nore 40.
5. About "The Voto of China" thore could hardly be any L2lueten in
. the nind of anyone «ho had. cared to pay the olizhtest attcntion to it.
Each iosisa bore a virtuol advertisendnt of ita Communist alleriance on ite
“front cover, to those faitliar, with mnthods of converting Chinese inte.
. English, Tho nane "Voico of China" appoared in beth En‘lish. and chinose,
end in. tho ‘chinese a peoullor Soviet~oripinated aysten of Rasanization waa: .
MBed, 60 that. what La” ordinarily, ‘vy conventional “ate system, written ~
_. 6s Dut what was nore, “HareldToarca, the editor’ ho rreceded the
Granichos, had done considerably more than was conveyed by preas. dispatches
. {Fon tho Fashingten hearings of the House Un-/meriean Activitios Comittoes .
Theses: said he waa "believed to havo deviated Tras Corsainiss policy” whereas
in fact he shallonied with the Chinese Communi sta ana their ‘Yosoou patrona
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Thina™ at if anja eitoer in Gr out of official fe had previously
aufferod any illusicns as to its nature, Taanes* art! clewpublistiod alees
whore than in tho "Volco", of course=-certalniy sheuld havo dispelled thom,
"9%, Tho Granicha eeea to have lived quictly fa Shanchat ant vero little
knorn, which uniler the elrewtances was hardly aerprisin: since they vores -
ownning an obviously: Coreaintat orsan, -Chian: Kainelea'g forces could not
modile with than openly, for at that tino Shan-hal tas an. international .
eity oparated under extraterritoriality. Ihit-t? tinnalist accret police
‘did“oroate gcse trouble fer the “Voice” aul tira Consul Cencral Clarence Ey
” \Qfiisia was. allesmiy reprinaided by the State Depart-~ent in 1997 for not.
- doing more to holp thea as Arericans, | Techriically ther were. entitled: to
Mill Anorican protect fon.tut Gauss, now with the inzert-xport. hank in
Wanhin,ton, De ta, was-a sort of Old Curmuireon ef the Shanihad Avorioai- |
community ond it eons that he thourht it his moral ‘oNLiration to let thon’
fry in any troublo they Alcyht got into aa Commatat a:ents, Uaiss can't =~
_havo auffered preatly. for this in the eyra of his superiors, for. ha ™=s
later promoted to arbassador both to China: and to Australiag ——
. 8. This “backrround dad sano pragont importance since an *grorloan
mazéaine te dein: o;erated today in Comuntat Shanchal, which tolerates no”
sonny Witter -urell, and it etaycd on ‘after most other Ancrican ontorprises==
Anoluding in dally Shanchat Lvening, Font and Meroury,; edited by nysolf—hod
shut dom acnl Airorican ofvicials had left Red shinse, .
~~ QJ, Rofore they dopartod, these offietads hat reason to corpilo an.
axténsivs filo on what 1& now the China Onthiy Review. One. incident which .
fo. iciom to hava irked.thaa wos the iloview'a treatcent of the case of. .
Williaa Olive, American consular official, in tho. seamcr of 1949 acon after -
the Communists had taken over. Citve bliuulored into a traffic conflict wth
tho Cormuniat police, wna. taken to first one and then a second pelioe
otation,-and in the courses of several daya' ixprisamment he waa severoly
“beaten with fiata and guavutts, kicked and otherwise maltrentel. Foroll'a
‘Roviow blandly frofeased to havo little” information om the matter but pave.
'.. @ account unfavorahlo to Clive, Khon consular officials asked. Powell to
. 6ép0 to tho consulate. ent look Olive over and get tha ML story, he failed -
" t@ show tip. This and othar matters ware recoriod in-sane détatl but in view
. whathaw ‘those dotalls will ever be hauled out of tha flleas
10. Noro recently, conlos of tho Roview: havo’ been elanted otronely _
‘anainst the Americans and the United Kations cause in Xorea and one daaus
. editorially spoke of tho United States aa "tha enexy.* - It should ‘not be-
' difficult tod preserve continuity in following such a case cf American . .
pro-Coninuniat activity abroad, though nothing ooald bo dona to Porell Unless
canlid elucidation of the Comnuniat finnanelal tackin: of the “VYolce of
eritici{on or opposition, . dricinally prosiiationalist under the late... we ele
Je Be. Vorell, thas Been Crlonily toward the cacntAiste under hig non,- coe
~ of the baakground af American intelli; ence ‘operntion,. one may. civatien = soy
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pia rs arrival Joined the. editorial statt of the Stanghat Srontng Post: am aan
Maa a oaretary of the B nous Defense Comiltes and 4 mater of. the Souhety of
Pelle of tto © a iggy Shechoen ‘oce 4oFGh
7 Oy 19 June 1952; ISAACS ‘av hho friend GLASS took a “trip up -the wa Sea ty
tate ‘trip ISAACS wrote his fi gna: 28, Viola ROBINSOM, that he had Seolded wo ° ten ” Roi
asa result. of sonversations: with GLASS "
ne ‘tw0' rotamed to Shanghas in ug iii a and took up reokiedos ae ce 128 otaios
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ee wd yh at fiket’ wan Job-printed but: from Oct 1932 on was printed by tho. Level Publis. on)
dog: cess $ 337 Lana 478 Tiendang Road }, Shanghai: eTSAACS openedly arated be “Fae mann - ian
ager of. the @ printing oo and emed kG of ite shared, Lf ae
at Gar 7; as 1933} LSdACG ond his wife Viola RCBINSON whan he had married: tri Sopt hye
- 1932 Lets Gasnghad for Japan cn the 35 Kagasaki Marui On. 1b 6 ang, they Proceaded ° te
Jepan,” Sotorniag | to Shanghat an Ang 26th, ¢ ; “ge _
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serared sonliection with thie Agency arcud Dec 1733. we aed eres
[a ‘Ba Dea 19a93'rsMes was ‘ta Poochow té gether lat hand infe re ‘the omy f foraed
‘Pealplate Revolutionary Goverment of tas Nepudlie of Cainas4
we “In-the apriag of 193b, SE SRO tM ee ot ;
“at mbieh edty he rosided at $2 ‘Phang Fu Chis Fao, East City. Feking sailing address at
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On Ly SJennary 19363. the parents of ISAACS, Mr and Hre I.Hy, ISAACS arrived io
Shanghat ‘fran Loa Angolegs-‘Dur.ng their stay in Jhangial they reatded at the Metro
pol llotel Annek.0n 20 February they left: Shangiat for Fort Said en route to Marseilies
~e@ the 3S Rawalpindi. . : 7 a : a to
On & Appt 1936 ISAACS under the pen nate “of Lo Sea had an articlo roblisbed da.
ye New Wilitant,” the organ of the BY District Yorker's Party, The article was an
attack on Stalin and 1as entitled’ ® Stalintern ready to embrace Chisn Kal Shexaypet
-O*fteer Chinese Red Aray in return for resurrection af disasterous: 2927 bloaj®. " -;
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FE Hame O.F,.QLA99 «= Cecil Prank GLA33- —_ :
Born 25 March 1901, BirmbAghas ing lait
Peseport British passport, # 94153, osued 5 Jan 1931 4n Pretoris,South Africa’
Pol Affiliatiow-Member of the CP © ° nn Te
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: at Johannesburg for many years, Se ee :
f. 07 Avmived-tn Shongaat from Dares May 19320
_On 12.d0ne 1931 nade a trip tévough'up the Yodgsiod Yangtoze with Hareid ISS ;
fe Amertean Cozmuist and welter-ferm ase oditer of the China Forugy A letter written by OP
f° ISA.C3 to hin fdances, Kiss Viola ROBINSON, during this ‘trip conteined inforsatten
B dhat ISAACS had decided to turn "Red" ag a result of his canvorsation with GLASJE"° 8
f: Im Sopy 2932," GLASS begens a manber of the “MMULNS Defense Camitteo" ani tzo |
conths later was appointed Shanglial Represert ative of thy Anglo“ipiatic P-alogeaph _
. Ageney{Angasta) a news agency with #0 in H,rbin, which position he held wAtil 19335”.
*. In 40gl933; lis was living in Rotn 510,9 1276,Horth Sscohuen Road, Ghasighad . ae
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. » and It hap bean stated that the letters
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hies .om the part ef both end a ,
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“Qn. juguat, 1933). the Tauces Left. Shanghat’ for Japan and an 6 Aug 1993
ceeded ) Dairen, yFeturning to (Shaaghal cs rail } 26 acgust. 1933. :
“hh nev 1933}. info was received to the; effect that, has ABpScH was a 6 teacher =
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~ Marat Babar tsiscs. was born in Now York City en 3 Semtenbor 1010 of fers
{ "dean parents. Pan father has been reported as 9 decidedly af the camersial ‘type. .. A i
-- : ; TiaAcs ha: ‘bean daveribod as intelligent, erties) orwoas- and nervoualy organized;
7 Lite ‘le fe Known ecneerhing the activities of: 154405 prior to. bia-arrival in
China fea Manila of 10 Docendar 2930), boorerg we. Visited te ‘dics anneal mol
date- an Shaighss,, le reported to have anbartasaed nis Bon, ‘tn ‘the Préacnce of frieads”
by a dating?” the ‘Latter about trying to make monay on real astiate hilo in lea "
Angeles batere’ going to Chins> a a ree os tt he
ae . Tho actual dato. when Ceci). Prank GLASS-ehd Harold 15\ac3 Fe not- “loon, ‘bat: 4
, mast: havo bead shortly, ator the arrival of GEASS din Shanghal in Kay) 1932, “for ta: : os |
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* June 191 Sake ina GLASS ade. a “trip up the Tongtase togethers. . &, ao a
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“ /4@ has bean ateted that
latden to Caine, but lottera writtes: by. Tsaacs to tila 2 Fancasy Viola AOBTNSGH,
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mora) Fendbaaniaatiat ° “ISAACS ‘becane titerosted in ‘auina BR pottla
reLatton to utnay) it hag also bean tated that Aettare betwacn T34acg and tds
| Hlanee,- Vials ‘BOSTHSAH, widen were Mitton daring the. ‘Tangtare trip Andtoated. Gen:
munist “apapathted "Sa thie ‘art af be boty and ona of the’ ‘Letters entained the ‘Anforw,
‘matioa that Blues” had deesdea’ to tors, a Rod®* as a Posult, of his’ conversationa"iith |
' ASA you aro axara, TSAASS and GLAss returned to Shanghat in ‘August 1932 and too |
“un residence at lee Hathatwad Read, on Soptacbor 1991; both men are rep- reed to have
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Evening Toat and the Morcury.. TS. AACS 1 Waa also enployud with the Havas News Agency,
whi: h connestiaa ho io roported to hava savered sround Decuaber 19335 . .
“Tait aliéo started and lates docame editor and’ publisher of the * China Porunse =
It ia believed tc: have ‘been
twee A nonthly Bnglish danguage Papst - -Lasued at first af 6 cormeroial joo froa the
. Mereury, Piogpg, Praa’ October 1 1932 oa At. eas printed by tho Level Publis ing Company; te
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‘he wag a pay. atte man. for. ‘Averiean Comseists, and that during the firet cart. of, ada 7
. stay aa Ghing,-be wag not 4 follower of Trotshy.. Homaver, he to reported to bave fin .
aly becdes ooavincod that tho taties of the Chinese Cen unista, were “wrong and that -
: ‘Trotany’ sas Bent $3 urttictstng tinder ead tie Soriat Goverunent under Stolta. : ts .
“therefore Veete on article. entitled; *, z Brook mith soda t:9 Stalintate,® in waten
. aneng other abinga;: ho te ‘reported to ‘hava stated that tho expensg of publishing the , ‘
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ment. Bay. are aise reported ¢ to have ated thot I 428" ‘was attracted to Coarnunion
enaboc:{Acdny# BT
wo ao nae boen further reported that iniediotely after Peart arbors, 2 1sAx03 rok
withthe, Trotaigite arollp, ‘ag he shad broken with tte Communit’ a and" bean” mrtg /
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Unt the fall of Pranoo, ho was: employed by tho Havas News Agcncyein October 1943;. .
of ADS»: ba’ mas Working for Hewerosk Hagaadng wa Nagningvony?. Ce - ie acidress ab t hat,
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liefs and mm activities of the individuals rared below, Durdin, |
who travels continously and. extensively in the’ Far East, was finally located in Djakartal. .
Indonesia,. -and on 1s Nov, 51 was interviewed, in accordance eith your request, and the.
Tollowing information elicited,
2.” Dardin stated he loiew-risthing definite regarding the Present activities and alleded
BASSLER- BUCHMAN and George : Alexander Kennedy, and that” € could furnish info. on their
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aguido in the FPhilipnines, which was held in November 1947. He stated that THER .
“was formerly with NEWSEEEK but that. he now believes he ig agree lance lecturer |
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Adatotant Director for Policy Coordination
Attention:. Security Officer os an . —
Chief, Special Security: Division . ; : . ; vo
lawsid . Esa0es,
. _ 1... Reference {a made-to a memorandum fron your office dated OEE ee ey
'-~,3.July 1951 in which you requested that a Special Inquiry be com _ ae
ducted. to resolva information ccncerning an allegation that Sub- .
- Joct ia sympathetic to and/or connected with Commnist activities,
. 2. .On 31 August 1951, Mr. Kenneth Patrum of the Security
Office was advised’that partial results have been received: as . .
4 result’ of inquiries at several national agencies, The partial - Spe
infortiation reflected :that Subject had been connected. with at ae
. least tvo factions of the Communist Party while living in the oe
Far East; It was: suggested that extreme caution be used in con-
tacting or associating with the Subject, : : :
' 3, -“Thie office has completed tlie investigation of the Sub-
ject, which inoludea: a check of recorda of the appropriate Federal
agencies, As a result of this investigation, the files of thia
office contain a great ‘deal of information concerning Subject's
association with questionable organizations and.individuals, .
' Although Subject -has denied’ any current: ‘activities with the Comm--
nist, Party, his. associations and activities are highly questionable
_ and his political : sympathy -has ‘not been unqualifiedly resolved at, :
“ ‘the present tima,. 0... ae ce
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: Pecoumended. that extreme caution be exercised ‘An dealing with the. = = es
Subject. “Under no -circimatances should Subject be contacted, vith.
‘Fegard to possitie use by this ageicy prior to receiving a final. =.
security determination by this. office, wot a
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Foqartes Pat Ui iurtin te nob nou da Luce Baty, orl t2 ost axpootet to bo thesd ~~
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OP swur ‘stat? ay ig % thls Lotervicw pormnathys (it 42 sugested, thsretyen,
Mat a prucis of Big Lap.tch oO Wkic Avilebls TOR Mitalle Dock: osetia |
(a regeecctative ef tna lrurny. sounty o-Sles, if 3 ara:lodle), and
ho lsturvies Lurcin and Sotora yeu ot ha Tyadita, . ;
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Pigapal, agsing ag oft ouitar ef the “oulnasPresg,” AC tant ‘ttep he ua eats
to hawt shar ao agarteact ait Frpds Joeeph SL Dulari, ete is detart ted as os
‘Amortean witioon tran ta thing ae B'Lisd rayerter, According to tra internat, —
“LESGRATT wae af thot ties @ elec aspoctota of Zareld FRarGi, who ene walé ey
have boon esyiquw:‘ts Vharanet ba 2683 as cattery af thy “Skiing feavan*, Goeemitsa = a
+ 88 6 Ceammist plication, A TAERA sore of mina PELLSti Ake? bas wt1bed *
. hatin, Ly 2405 ara's “netortops radleal aypathiow” sad ona suspected; .7
-, Of Dodng sa agent Co- the ThuNt intenalenl, . Ce
Soo. Be TM dee, “arcrant Peprssartatives interiewd ae Merrig Lduis ATLsay - |
. in Peavey, Calero; A’TLISIAL edolttad See ae heen 9 CPnetar fen lozdeg - - 2
" 1937, Le states that in LISS and 1636 ta: Durdia is Shawal, and tisk
‘Gaping Toot pariod, ha, Harald L.AAGS, Prem Ada ans Abnaerusp BUMAg,
fre partly hal’ meotings at the hoe of Tile. iantin in Shuchat, Prenk alady
io @ Britian) eud tect Precoutly living 4: Les Areuleas BWC XAT 4a Er
* tho also itwes fa Les Arseleng ANTLSY described [24003 end GL0S3 ag .
TRA Syitea Ln 10Siedd, ant duzerdbed ECC 2 “as 9 ferng? easber af the _ ;
Soule? loeth League in the Ue3e AL) TIT deromant, af wale relic ttep > |
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4 In addition to the above tndivtdausls, Dardin is ales foported to have
Been an sequatrtarce in Baongml about. 1932055 cf Oserce Aloxanist RPeHR OT, whs
ia preasmtiy o.ployed ct Yale Ualvorsity. KZNNCUY veg ea oxperdintcws of
TBAACH anc wia aloo reported to have beun sesoctated with "Lifwelag croupya”
bal at that tine. . or,
6. fb view of the above ZASSGA7F dsaires tha? Durdin be interricsed ~
Qe goon 49 por sible relative to the.agg iis sequaintans and sapocictian.
these Indtvidimls en dbchalf
of tha CP or the faird Interret! onal, Se Rs ‘eyy eey beve teen engages in -
‘esyi rage sotivitics om belalf of the Sevist Union, either curtas tha carly .
: 1980%e in China, or at ay subsequent periods : "ot ,
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froa tr. Tillman Dardin, who 12 presentiy located o/o. iteng Keng, Tigey . a
Standard, 108 Windsor flonso, Viotordas Hong Seng. Fs would @ sppregiated .--
Lf v3 would have one of reer resresontatizves interviow ir, Durdin aoe
Fong Korg along tha lima ec%- out bolez. - ; : i a:
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Attantions Majer Dimral 0. Bean |
. Offices of Sppetal Opare tions
Podsral Buvoau of Investigation
TITAN DIRDIA Py
In cormetion with on afftetal invostigation ting cone | ce
Por your information, Durd‘n is a furaign ecrreoporsioat fap
tho lve York Tines mrspepar, Ra ia an 4zcricaa ec! tiven born usreh 3,
for ths Re Yark Maso for Gany yoard, posalbly sinco at Joast tas oly 7
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ie 1994 Innaco wae a “noteriow radical Bympetaiter” (Goxt was Sapo bel
of -belnis ar. arent of: the Thtre: Invernattonal, ‘$2008 wag sald to Bove oot.
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and Ap,'ernn efzitted beviag teen's unmber of the Communist Perty fam —
1925 “tye 1937, “pplemss states that tn 1923 ard 1938 hs knew Dwrdin tea
i Sherchat, ont that durtog thee Period, he, Appleman, Harold losass, Srank
a slaee and AlcganderBuchrar , Frequently held meetings at the hose ;
Milman feed ts Shanghar. . . os
; a Prank Slaes ioe o-fttan cttteer, presently Living in Leg -
wow en ons Angee. Lad lfercia. Buchear {s aa American citinen @L80 presansty ;
Livtee ln goa ancelea. Horria ,anlesan described leaaca amt dlasa Qe.
“ Gretazyttes fe 1923-38, ard deacrited Puchmas as‘ Pormer maber of tig.
worminiss Yeats, Lingue fa the Unt tel States, An Lavornant of ustnewn,: -
tL relanuiifty has also reperted that duricg What verted Glags and Isaass
: WETS. By p07 bed of bein; agents for the Third Iaternatiozal in Shangkas..
. In sdditlon te the abovy individwals, Durdta is alge reparsed ©
to have been an acquaintance ir Sbongbat ta about 1932-33 of Ceorge - :
Atexamder ~enpedy, an Awerican citizen presently employed at Yalo . §
Universiuy, Merry Wad an acquaintance of Harold isaace at thas tina, ©
BBC weo-alae separ tnt to have been nesociated wits “left-ving erage” in.
Shanghat ot thet tige, | - : : : . ola
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co ., $n VAEN- of the trfornariog. indicating that Se. Durdin vag’ :
‘ Mequatated wien these Individuals. durtas tha-carly 1930%8, {t ts destoed iM
"that he be intssylawed relative to the extent of bis Scquaiztancs amd ¥
asscctatica with tte. Tclloving: Frany Joseph Hetablatt, Sarold Isaaca,-,
Pracs jlase, Alexander Suchoar, and George Alexanter Kenosay.
“Ih fe requeated that Durdin be questioned particularly as s
. ” any luferzetion he may possess concerning an Activities af these. .
intividuate os venalf of. the -omricist Party or the Thir? international
if A160 be aad viernor ne hag any latarm tion ihdiéeting any .
mete cee ; esplonage activities on debste
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‘Mguores’ visit to NVN aa an example ina gentle lecture on the virtues of * oe oo ;
_ accurate reporting. yy 1 Auguot Tunio-2 anowered back. © Tas van obricusly take@; 070. ’
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According: Koons! Mul, whe worke in the Viet Xinh. Xintetey of ForeLmn. Artairo, : ot
Loo Fi-uores wae in Satson in oarly ‘ASML The French ‘dd not allow Him to renain : ‘
in Saison'and ho waa forced to Feturn to France. Fisueros later wont to ‘Hong Kong a
in ‘Late “August 1950). and then procoodad. to the Viet Bac via tho Hoa Nan (F.C.r- South.
China t) road to attend the Thtra Congreve of tho*fCl. held in carly Octuber 1950,
2. There hed besn sovorai previous canes of individuals who were unable to roach Viet
Kinh territory fron Saigo: -bacause of French interference. In July 1949 kr, A. Roth,
f Biitor. of the Sunday Trituns, arrived ta: laigonh and obtained all nocebsnry paperdy = may
| the French aid not allow him to proceed because of his Pro-Cocminiet articles, Othore —
+ wore: Walter7 riggs of the Ciriotian Sclence Monitor,. Hurold‘Tonaco fron Hionemek, ond. .- z
(8. op Perel pani because he oriticized Bao Dai -in dostwards } Het).
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SUBJECT - 1 Harold R, Isanea, Requeat: for an infomation
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Ae Itda requested that a namechock for information be. .
sonduoted on Sudsack for the mopove of doterninin:. the valide
| Aty of charges: thet Subdoot La syepathotio to and/cr counseted
with Coommist activities,
__-Bs_ Wo have boon: tnférmod -unoffiotally that’ Adbiset is
-ourrently employed by the Ford Foundation as an adviser an
Por Eaet projocte. > Then’ ono of our covert -agénts. was recently.
“oslled upon by tho Ford’ Foundation to prosont cota susgestions
for a Far Bost program, the arent found that Subject una in-
tervated in and was to be Clogeuly. aornooted with tia program,
It ia planned that tho Pord: Foundation remains unssero of ‘tho |
CIA connection With thie covert agent.
‘3. Then tho report is somploted, the inforzation should
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: notes’ and intpoduction 18670.
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“he. Inclosed. is Consecutive F Exhibit Nos 32 in the documentation of the Sorgé Espionage
“Case. This, "Exhibit, consists of two related parta: I and He “he second part is.
divided into two ‘sections, A and B, because’ of ita’ bully Part I ie an index of each
personality and organization listed in Part TI. Part 1 consist of a resume of the - .
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contents of each Shanghai Municipal Police file, followed we a tabular: ating
aamene te gate hot
of the contents of the files, with page ‘references. a
Page Zhe
Isaacs, Harold Robert: G-2 Occ. #- Page.
Anti-War Congress. report, ‘mentioned in 59 ; 30-32.
10, 8-9 ,
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* (China Ferum"editor of ° oo 65 : 1
"Chinese Workers* Correspondence": .
Hy . Investigation re : 32 Ok
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“Fiev Years of Kuomintang Reaction" a .. 65 © re oe
:- Granich, ‘Evidently another. Igaacs". ee. ee - eo ae
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The Juiy 30, 1932 issue of- the aN York Times", under a Shahghal ‘Dateline
of Jule 29 1932 , s&htes that Harold Ry Isaacs, an Aeri¢an citizen., was, warned
by the U, S. 3: consul in Shahghai that the We 8S. may with draw ak aixk its extra
__ territirial rights and allow him to be tried j ina Chinese Court. Téaacs, then
editor of the "China Forum", had violently attacked Chiang Kai-Shek, calling hin
among other things, a butcher. The article futher stated that iasacs | was
as associate of Agnes” Smedley, a correspondedt for Ausriicah newepapera, :
page 73. The "arch 7, 1946 issue of the New York ‘ines réflects an article
‘captioned "Broup of Americans, including writers and journalists announced
that they. had sent -aletter to Chaing Kat Shek concerning the death of Yang
. Chao, owt exployee, ‘who was 3 arrested by the Nationalists anid: ided fn prison,
; The sighers were critical of the treatment recieved by CHAO. ; Tis FOLLOWING INDIVIDU! 1
. signed the letter: —- Maxvell.S, stewart. Elicabeth Anes, Mardlitie Slade,
Alfred Kazin , Erie ‘Severeid, Richard abt, dre 8 NeoR Teaeens Agiies Smedley
“and Theordore White,
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AGNES SMEDLEY was, Ayoo, Yahoo
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_, Passport files of State Dépt. also indicate.passport. renewal application dated June
23, 1952 in which the subject listed as. identifying witnesses ~—=-subject mentioned ©
Harold R. Isaazs , who according to-information poasessed by T--1 as 'REDt —
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coneeroin; reeoks Fopert ISpacs, anca by telernune on <3 figveares . 1969,"
Soper ye Fas ¥5
. : 2. Tceeording te infcrzatioan outaiced frost a pouPce covatterad roti
oS haredd sobert [SAACS nas bern in sem lark City ot Lt cop taarer A929. be
wt vaarrived % wav han fat fron vantla in vecosber 399 and sae in rersesd§oG ~..
of #aerioan puseport LTR be Paved vas Pest excloyes In -nancnsk by! .
the chauzngt ivenias ogt £ Sercury, an ‘ny htan loncuase dally pool laned’ a
in whan bal. Afbor a fen vente, ho Sernze ayraclated with tha Ching upe Sas a
another faclisielansuses daily ptbiteked dv chaachat, and cae with tobe ar
paper until. say 19th. la-vune af ihe gacs year 5: ada a turin un: ~
tha fangtge tlver sith Cacti Frank GLAvd,/a oritish susfsct and avnber |
of bho «ritieh Comualet Party, sunpected of being ‘an scent for the Tbed
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: ae 3. Ga 15 June 3931, FAieire NOULENS, vith aldases, aac arrusted ty the
shanaghes dl Sun aeleai. felice os charges of asplonaga in henalf ef the Thivd
" ipteraational, Isagcs besesc tha chan nal eeerst: ry af the coatth integeo
giationale Tour la “eferas ve Taul ot tertrave 3 Teage CRMIUNS), a conalbtes
forned to aid the N2ULENSS in Licir “aefenge ecainst charges of seplonage
; peefarred ty the C: nineaa soveranent. _ cue files reflect that isss7 wag
¥S Sd eorrespoatence sith “INL 3 'RERG, the treuizent of the cosilttes
eo / > With hosdsuarters ia: Rerlic, AY UUGERG a2 aa active agent ue PRay
7 TL for the Third Tatsrnaticasd, 1S4acs jo.also xnarn.te here baeBda sontach _
(RO with semea SHEULEY fal shanghai at Lita tino wie AWS) MAwoco RY sang s
ELT: MEA OCC: COMMUNIST ALENT ? Wike cx anaro Ravgnr 1sAaacs (r0t-184g)
- Se Uh 49 ~agust 1932, tsanls yawe notice to the saer oss, fon: ulate we .
: . venoral £s shanghai of nio intences carrlace bo(sLeslVid shonin. 3, 43
ehe~ ‘mepioan citizen tern 10 Juae 91D ia tee lors. LAly ¢ 3
Ae _ (errived inv: shaashai ‘of 2S Ausust 1934 froa Vancouver, “anata, aboard the
Sele “kopreda of Asia*, and ues Li 10- seaslon of Anarioan passport 392046
: hagued tn Hea fork on ay Méy LVJ1. Tho wedding nas held on Li. “aptenter :
13a at the smerican Gononlate « verges edge SRD cd nae bellevag ten
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4 SerPlasr, .oiicates nat they wore dath ayanstnatie to aativities besag’ ‘
. Osc juelid Bb, Une Lormuniote in bins, on 2s Covegear ie, <Uee Div. Ga ; \ ,
me pas entrusted by Lr. sacar bana iPS op the a lest daienue attorney, — ‘ ' |
: Pith Coaeniag the aciden lsncasce to ffagy koe » the Toureypaar old Lo 4
i: Bon of i dlaire ami certrnse MOU KES | . oo / ; eg
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r oe 08 4 aprhl 1936, IA Ur, enter whe: peoucauya of. LO SEN, vu-Lishod aa ai -
i article lathe yor -tiidtant, organ of the ociaiiat orcers' Carty in” it
pit Hea York, oatitlid “ctalintern Seéay to -~abrace chlang faleghek as ; <
ee Cfler Fed uRay dn hetura for Sesurreetion of the oLsa: trous 1y47 Zlece? :
& itis dolieved thet 4.0. later Joined the icurts international, orsenteed fou be .
7 by Troboky oubsequant to the lattor's oxlls fron iusalas | ’ 4 foot _ 8
6. Curing ‘orld ar (1 Toss). ease ear correspon seat For Sopswects ! ;
in cnina. In duly 1923 he “a9 refuses entry inte “hina by vAlnaoe i
. Maldohaliet outhoritles, preauaatny as a result of antdevattonaiias : i
“articles apltben by Geass for epanzat, |
9. harold vebert Taco Ls curraitly ipselal featura. Sgitor for Nez gn get, we GG
© LS2 best 4and street, Hew York, Heo Yorks #6 4g tha outro of eaveral | 2b
_ boo.s, dneluting ka iegea In agha aad Tae “ry ardp of the Snigess feyoloidca. i
Isancu" qurrant politleal belieio aré anken ta thia’ -zangy. :
; - Be showld ThaarS deave teto country, this irancy sould apnreaiete ising 7
pee N ecvised of Le intoniiat destination, dete of denarture and any other ©
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Shanchst Minicipal Peldve Files,
. &rerican Gitizesns Suspected” of Commie
Comnections.
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“Rarold * ‘obert. Isaacs was born in New Ys rk City on “3 Sept. 1910: and held
usa passport 177026. ‘He was the editor and Publisher of the China Forum” a Shanghat
Communist periodical first published in 1932: the secretary of the Nuolens
Defensa Comittee; a rember of the Shahghai branch of society of Friends of the
USSR and of China League for Civil Rights. He arrived in Shanghai from Manila
in Dec. L939 and worked for Shanghai Evebing Post and Mercury, awithing after
a few weeks to the China Press ehere he was sployed until.,931 (May). In June
Asn Tsaacs took a trip up the Yongtzs with ~ . Brank Glass, a Brigish Commnist
and suspected Third International agent. A Lankktone R letter whritten by Tsaace
to his fiance, Viola Robinson stated that he was ) burning : "Red" as a a result ot.
: conversations with GLASS. Ather atatens nts indicated athat Miss Ropirison an
a&rerican then in Germany, was an active member of the. communis Party. Isaacs used
the pseddonya of Lo Sen and published in’ the Mow Militants organ of. the New - York
Dist. borkers Party, an attack on Stalin entitled Stalintern Ryady to Embrace -
Chiang Kai shek. In 1949 Isaace was in the employ of the ?American magazine
NEWSOESK, New Tork City, ag epecial projects ‘editor. i
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“than: tour coreent +f the total: Indo~
SUBJECT INTERV IG SETUREN MRe NAKOLD ISAACS,
MRe CU ATLES 3. TAY Uy, AND ER. DIAN, .
_ SOUNCES? ovr. 5 id ; correspondent ‘for: Kauswoo% macazine: °
parald Teanga,
Se. Cvactes Tacbi, Malaya born Tantl, forrorly enloyed
on Slnsapore. nevenapers,.newsaastor for. Slnzspore
radlc Ens) leneapoaking.a announcer on Bataviz Radto-
durins secupation, and presectly oditor of news: aper
Intasenient. _ ‘
ure Qlat, ailtor of Hecilaxa, nationallat nevepaper,. Hatavia.
a PALA TION: B-3, exeopt aa nected.
. The subject interview was neld at the request of : “YP, Teaacs’
in line with Kile Jesires to talk with leaiing ftrures of Indonesian
Nationaltat movement who held no official governmant poottion..
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direalation of HEROELA, Me ‘Dan replied
StA 48 the larzeat Inconegtas newanaper an
present It Is printed - anly in Jatavia, with
Of this number, |
' Asked about present
with ‘the following; Mh
the tetand of Java. At
& datly total elreulstion of about 18 7000 eoples.
aprroxtzately 6,050 aonptes are aent cut of the alty by train to
leaving a jatevla elreulaticn.
Source exprosaet the ovinion ~
that while the Indonesian Population of Batavia te tn the nelstborhoad
of 500,000 persons, the literacy rate $s partars ealy. twenty Percent
of trie fivire. Tia, te adcitted, MEXDEEA te probably reacting lees
@#lar ponulettion of Hatavia, .
Batavia ts probahly tho zost litoraste area on
Bandeeng, Sooraxarta, and Jjskiazerta,
desrite the fact that ¢
"the islant of Java because of sorcentration where ‘of all the govern-~
hoe
aed
“with the potential realias population, aource replied
frontal funct rons, prevar sand Preaants.. :
‘When quest toned. as t> wy. Hie ciroulation | was 69 incoralstent
frat ho was
hLandleapoed by dsck of paver. <e expreased the oninian that a
elreulation af 57,005 would be assured, and a alrculation of as :t sh
as 106,000 posoible, were sutlTiclent napor avalintiee At the present
rate of or-ounption, ho estimates tat: autfletet parer laocn tang
trea Prevar stcok 8 to evitinue pabilontton of Vs A y, 3 wy) er
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a@ dally Erelish lanzsuace newssaner. entitled TNOEPENDEET. Tho -
Maethoad cf thia parer states alas that tt lneorporates the INIONESIAY
REVS BULUSTIN, a Corser Rrelisr language newspaper miblished hy
ANTARA news ageroy. , ° ; .
The INDEFSNOT 1a at oresont béinz editod by ty. Tacbu, with
Some assistance from Mr. Dtah, and using tre paper-anz facilities
fhe Mrat Lasue of INDEPENDENT was reuarkable only for ite
--Bvoldanea of-sny dlaguoaton of looal affatra, only tvs articles.
having anythins wataoover to do with Java. “uestioned about this,
Tambu adeitted that, while hie ultizete an>bitlon waa t7 roaeh forelgn . -—
and troop-(aritiat) raacers, he wes hesitant avout entorine beadiong -
into: disouesion of local aftalte and the Zablonalist ened, heaausa,
(0-3), the 3ritish nro unfavoracly dlaposed towarda “SRUEXA already,
and would. use hie venture as an accuse to gun?lecate the antire © :
printing plant, were te too openly partisan in hls early lasues. _
Within a teek or twa.bho hobes to be secura sisugh in ile poaltion ta,
start laying sore otreesa on leeal news and oditcrials. -
The first tseue of THPEPENDET wad printed in 400 copies, moat
Of whiok’ wore given away, although tho state’ price te 1 Japanese
guilder tho copy.
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To: Lieutenant Colonel ROG A. PPAPP
From: John I, Coddington
“Subject: HAROLD ROBERT ISAACS
Mr. GEORGE N. KATES of 053;.F&k, has Just returned to the United. Stateo
: from. Chungking. He reached fash ington yesterday. He claims to have known .
+, HAROLD- ROBERT ISAACS quite woll in ) Chungking, dnd has the following observations
to, make concerning aire “ISAACS: ee ; 7 | a a
_ HARGLD ROBERT (ASAACS da about 35 years of age. He attended Columbia
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: University, and received the degres of A.B. there in 1930, He 1a the son of
, “an orthodox Jewish merchant , who is very wealthy, and. who. has always supported ~ . .
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HAROLD, even though he did net approve of the. radical views that’ HAROLD expreaced
in the 1930's, . ; re ae
HAROLD went to China immediately after graduation from Columbia, partiy, . 7
7 atleast, ‘out of a desire to gee strange parts of thee world and to experience ,
adventure." He went out by way. of. Hawaii, and stowed amay for part of the
. ‘voyage _ either between San Francisco end Honolulu, or between Hionoluls. and
oe Shanghai _ ur. KATES doea not Fomenber which, Anpeos, this. was part St the : |
ve -- oa hye “adventure.” . ; ;
In chins, HAROLD mat: a South African named FRANK ‘GLASS, who Was an ninteLlectual® _
a oo ow “and a very interest ng person. GLASS was a Leftist, but not at all a Communist.
ooceee-
HAROLD took: a’ trip up tha Yangtee with GLASS in 1930 of 1931, -At about this time,
7 HAROLD became a ‘corivert: to Trotokyisu, partly, at least, under GLASS 'g influence. :
‘He felt thet nguffering humanity required a "revolution" to set things straight.
- Communism was too organized, and RarOLD was a complete tndtvddudtet, and reactod
strongly against -the organizat lonei set-up or Communisn, and 8o ‘espoused Trotsky lea
= He returned to Shanghad frog the western part of China, and went to work for
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; ; Tis KAVAS News Agency, Shortly after this, in Shagghai, he rarried VIOLA ROBINSON,
oo E who. was, like EARCLD, a wide-eyed intallectual, This carrisce probably took place
. tn 1952. VIOLA was a great friend at Gu 75 SHEDLEY, the auther of the Sattle Hymn.
(ef of China and of other books dealing. with the Chinese Revoiution,
:: a an organization. called ‘the Ceina League for Civil Rights was formed about.
a 7 Oo 1932. YANG CHYIEN was the head of this for Central China, and Dr. HU SHIN (later
» Chinese Ambassador to Tash ington) was the head: of it for North China. YANG was at
“that tine Secrétary-General” of the Academia Sinica, YANG WS soon assassinated
os a by the Blue Shirts (at that. time CELANG KAT-SHEKtg bodyguard). HAROLD Isaacs had
‘been | an enthusiastic: nember of the Chins League for: Civil Rights, and in the ,
: _ “atmosphere of turmoil,” after: the killing of YANG, when all Leftists were under
attack by the Kuomintang, BAPOLD becazs the editor and publisher of the China forum, _
a magazine thst published a number ‘of controversial articles, The mgaazine was 7
“protected by the fact that the editor was an Anerican, and therefore had extra-
territorial rights. Yet the maga aine was ‘regirded asa “thorn in the flesh" by Me, ©
-CUNNIDGHAM, who was at that tine Amrican Consul General in Shanghai. There were
- various controversies o~ the printing shop was broken up by Kuomintang strong-arm
: 7 oa men} the mils were refused to the sagasinos but he continued pub)ication for some
oe oe ee mee ” tim, and smegled the copies out to. the subseribers.
: In 1933. or.1934, ISAACS had & fight with AGNES SMEDLEY. qt was an ideological
fight, and therefore especially bitter. ISAACS and his wife left Shanghas. after
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this,. and noved ‘to Peking. Thera he acquired a Chinese translator ramed LIV, and
there he Settled dow to’ write his beek, The “Tragday of the Chinese Revoliition, | ~
_ This book nails the Stalinists to the mast” and shows that they wera messing.
around with | a situation in China which they did not understand. Very many people
' : who have read the book consider it excellent.
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_ about Apri or May 1935, Immediately after this ,. ISAACS mde a papid trip ‘to
0810; Normay,, to see his hero, LON TROTSKY, who was Jiving there at that time,
Tt. was on this ocedsion that he must have undertaken to translate TROTSKY' a book,
) Mhither France 2 ISAACS then returned to New York, and vent to work for the.
; HavAS News Agency once tore, Poke So ee oo
hes sone time in the late 1930's, he ‘became oa in New York politics,
and he worked hard for NORMAN THOMAS. 7
: . — . By 1940, however, ho became disgusted with New York politics, and became
interested in the war, and in"bourgeois life." He and his wife had a baby at
; ‘ about : ‘this tine (their first), and ISAACS found he could write radio scripts and
1 get good money for then, - Up to 1940, he had been Living chiefly off his father,
but from 1940 on, he began to mke money. In 1942, he did a “Report. to the Nations
for cbs, —— a
Séen after this, ha Joined tha Staff of News-tieek, and in 1 194% was sent to Onnging
. by that a gazine, There. must, have been a certain amount: of trouble in. ‘eonvineing
the Chinese Central: Covernieit that ISAACS had’ really charged since the old days:
in Shanghai; but this convication was evideritly accomplished, or ISAACS would not
. . have received permission ‘from the Chinese Covernment to go to China,
Ishacs de a. very. smart ran indesd. He knows a lot: about. China, and he knows a a
lot about people in general, Moreover; he is a’gréat deal ‘smother and more
diplamtie now than ha was ten years ago, ; - a se oO 2
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Subject: HAROLD ROBERT. ISAACS
_ “BAROLO ROBERT ISAACS is now the correspondent of Newsweek magazine in
China. His headquartérs are in Chiungking, but he evidently travels to Kunning,
Kweiyang, and other places “in the course of his duties. He seems to have ccrived
in’China “in his present ‘Capacity. during ‘the Sumer of aad) probably in July, _
_ Subject was born: in 1910, and is a mamber of a wealthy family. He becane ,
Wei t oa firmly convinced Trotskyist: in his youth, and remained one till the tine of
. _ , PearlHarbor,. He is now regarded a9 a renegade by his former Trotskyist colleagues ,
because he has disavowed the principles of world revolution, turned away from
Trotsky's teachings, and since 1939 has’ been writing ratriotic propaganda for the
United States Government... 7 _
P He wert to China about 1930, and Wrote two books dealing with Chinese-
hoe ; politics, Fire Years of Kuomintang Reaction (1932), » and The Tragedy of the Chinese
Revolution (1938). Both of these volumes expressed the author's Trotskyist
‘point of view. The first was published in Shanghal ,. and tho second in London, -
Neither was ever published in the United States » and ISAACS said that the
Stalinist Cosmanists were 80 powerful in this” country that they were able-to |
prevent the publication of the Tragedy of ‘the Chinese Revolution here. This
book received high Praise from many sorious students of ‘Far Eastern : affairs, oa
inéluding G: Pe Hudson, Fellow of An. Souls College at oxford, and author of
The Far. East ‘in World Politics, who’ said that ISAACS? book waa the test one ever
written on the Chinese Revolution, Hudson is now an official of ‘the British
reece aera enemies ee he
Ministry of Information.
ISAACS non-Communist and non-Trotakyist friends say that even during the
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height of. his Trotskyist career, “ISAACS never accepted ‘money from the group, He
“was always open and above-board, and never ongaged in any conspiracies to overthrow
established government, “He was attracted to the movement, thay ‘say, by sheer | :
idealism. ee - —
: of the New York Tines, who was then the managing editor of the China: Press. ISAACS -:
returned to the United States. in the Jate 1930's, and was for a tine enployed by
the havas Newa Agency, until the fall of France in 1940. In 1943, he wag employed |:
-by Newaweek m gaxine. in: Washington, D.C., and resided at 4938 Newport Avonue,
Freiddship Heights, con ees mee
' Publications a a . _
(a) Books: re ee
‘> Five Years of kKuomint Reaction (Shanghai, China Forum Fublishing Co, > co - : .
a 1932), 136 pp. "Library at Congress Call Now: DS TTT AT CAS 7 Poe
the Tragedy or the Chinese Revolution (London, Secker & Warburg, 1938) Se
a : “501 pp, ary of ongress: i Now: Ds 774.17 on a .
a (b) Translations
ne Por Trotekit (Leon Trotsky); thither France, translated by John G. Wright
Lo and Harold R, Isaacs, (New York, Pioneer Publishérs, 1936). Library of
Congress Call No.: DC 398.77
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: (0) Articles in Periodicals J, . .
"Perspectives of the Chinese Revolution: a Marxist View," Pacific Affairs,
. : Vols 85 Pp. 269-283, Sept. 1935, LO EE -
Pay by Exports," Newsweek, Po Wy 7 Hig. Ihe a _ a
"Surprising the Japs," Newsweak, PP. 35-36, 7 Aug. 19th.
. - "Blowing the Top," Newsweek, pp. 45-6, 4 Sept. 1944.
: mast night in Kweilin," Newsweek, pp. 31-32, 25 Sept. 19L4.
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"One Man's Fight against Corruption: the Story behind. the Stilwell Incident, 0
Newsweek, p. Ak, V3 Nev. 19h
“Trouper “of the CBI," Newsuvek, p. 200,13 Nov. 19bb
"Ignorant Man and Modern Wespons:. Insido Story of the Chinese Ariy," lowaweoek,
pe LA, 2 ‘Nov. 1944 i : . : . :
"Death for Rweiyang," Newsweek, pi 36, 18 Dec. 1944
"Dorn of the Salveen," Newsweek, PP. 2-27, 1 Jan. 18
; "Firet ‘Truck to Kunaing, " Newswsek, Pe 3h, 2 Jan. 1945 ;
efing Hat Shouts of Welcome net Pinot ‘Gonvoy to Running, " tensiosi, pp. 35-36,
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a ith the Chinese Communist party hue com to ‘afr end ‘and: - a, Bog
“the Ching Forun mich I. founded ana edited during that - time. ot a
hao beon forced to suspend publication. in the Interest |
.of our whole movement as wall ad tn-ay personal ‘interest,
“I consider it. neoosssary to record here and ‘publish: the
higstory-of: the. Oitne Yorus and tae eiroumstances of ite
“suepenston. soe. an .
. Prom almeet the vory bagtanicg of my ective wotke ay ——
wnich I date from the time I bean reporting events in : ee
Cnina. in'a communist way - a nunvar of queations presanted
thenselves to me in increasingly forcible fors, These
urose originally from.my discovery of tho groes distortions
- -- and exaggerations witch I. found to be charaocteriatic ef.
-—-- ~- communis. propazanda in-China and abroud. I define pro-
paganda af the ekillful, clear, accurate and wholly truthful
reporting of the facts Linked to an dncisiva, pursasive .
intorpretation and a plan of action for dealing with the
facta in a revulutionury way. I leamed. this from the life a
“and work of Lenin and hia Bolosc7i% comradea who taught ~ : . Poo
ue that’ the trith cones from the masaca theucelvea- aad that _ ft
only disaster can result from tellin them lies, JI have
never learned to the contrury tnat it was my revolutionary .
' duty:-to work in any other way, altnough I soon found tat .
the prasent- day. Communiot party preos. makes a practiao of — : .
diatingui sh ing between propuganda and truth, | 1 :
Bxamplea of exaggeration ani_distortion most e'riking.
to me were naturally thosé which: applied to China, because
here I. could check allegations. with known facta...I first .
. wrote, these down to the ‘ignorance or ‘incapacity of indg-
- : : . Widuala. 1 -felt that opamunist editors usmed xeule *'
woe a : . publich accurate facts about Crina 1% they could get then. _
_hccordingly with a ‘friend I triét to set up an incepencent . °
atl news service. and sent weekly ‘bulletina to papers all. -
over the world giving brief, eharp, factual. Accounts of —
what waa going on. This wao in the fall.of 1921 after my |
return from the area cf the great Central China fleode of
. that summer, J scarcely underutcod then why thie service
aa — failed to aecure any response from the communist prese, :
abroad, After about three monthe I. kad. tc suspend it for
lack cf support, It aimply. aiont't get published axcept ~~
. dn a few orgine whith were rot official Communist party .
: papers, . inclucing.the New York Militant, — - nO,
It wasn't long before I began to perceive, with a * :
deeper etudy of irtorfational éventa and the hietary of . a
the Chinese revolution, that a consister.t thrend ran : is
through the diatortions and exaygeraticne wich I found ae
not cniy in. trief casual reporte of current events tut
in the solesm pronunciamentces made by delecates before
plenums cf the E.C.C.1, 1 diecovered that Uieae cenarturea
from the truth were mace noceteery by the official prezisa
that over since.the catnatropie of 1927 a Gighty, upeur-
ging revoluticnary coverent Las been marc.ing foresrd in
China te the vory brink of asizure of power under the
leaderorip of tha Ciinese Communist party. I disccvered
thot these exagceraticno were necessary cecnuse the prezise
wae frlee and along with 10 all the taaic tenete cf the
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‘and the Comnuniut party in China. T cannot basin here
to give a ounairy of sone of tiiess disturti ono (whic
I vervally cated to you by the dozen), ranging from
particular incidents (the e1ifully false picture givon’
of tae wtton mill otriko in Shanshal in January 1932,
“dian. to the point of trans.oaing 1t to February to
“heighten . the thpreagion given of the workers’ role in
the Shanghal war) to higheflown generalizations like
-the atatencnt recently mide before tie »lenuy of the
E.C.c.3, that the C.C,P, hao “won over the m jority
of the Chinese working colada and the peusantry".. see
In dénying the presenos of 4 mignt revolutionary
uppurge (i.6., & vaot vnianized march toward tne sel-
zure of. power); I respoot facts made atill clourer |
perhaps when compared to the factea and figuros of the
monster masa movezents of the 1925-27 period. . The
tragic errors of the communist leaderonip in 1927. were
primarily resyonsiblo for.the decapitation of that -
.@rexut movement and becauso no leseons have deen draw
fron these events ta thio vory day, thesa errura, .
monstrously, accumulated, are atill responuivie for the
tragedies of ‘today. But for the purpuaus of our come
rieon haré, let ug taka for exaadle the single fact)
that in 1926 in: Greater Shanghai thers sere 257 atrikes.
In 1932 ‘there were 62, Let ue renenber thut on tne eve:
of the workers! adizura of power in Shanghai in March,
1927,,: there Were gore tann 800,000 sorkera, handicrafta- ,
wen and patty traders out on the streeta fignting wi th
arme in hands ‘for demands of a far-reaching political
Charactey, A Close chook for the entire country in
the latter half ‘of 1933 shows mo that lesa than one-
thirtieth of that nunbor were engaged in strikes and
other disputes ‘during any givon month und that almost
invariably the démanda wore defensive demands agninet
‘waga Qutg and-ld6ckouta,. Moreover, tue Lack af cohee
siva leadership ¢ often in departzents of the same.
factory or in ong ov more of a group‘ of factoriea =<
or gven eamtimes lack of @van tne ost elon@ntary
organ i zation + has in almost avery caeé led to deudening
fariure. and ralativoely easy batrayal by the yellow
labor ‘leadera® and “medintora® of tha Kuo Min Tang, In
19 the ehos ting’ of thirteon atudente ty Britiah
police in Sharghat was tho touch-off. for a general
Strike shich paralyzed. tno city und sich wae seconded ©
by vaat sympathy ‘gtrikeo which broke lize’ a series of
tidal wavay ovar the entire sountry., In Janwiry 1932,
‘when the ‘Japanese: imperialists uged the Shanghat
Internati onal: ‘Battlement ae a base for operations -
whioh cdgt the lives of. tana of thousinds of Chinese,
not a singls otrike interrupted ‘the normal course of -
the public: or other services in’ that. settlement,. In.
the. factories. there wera no atri kes but.a large scala
lockout to which ‘the overwhelming majority of Shan chat "9
workera éubaittod without Protesteese
In. the onee of the widespread. but teolated and
individual oaees of peasant uprisinge, and this includes
the Red ‘arnieo in Kiangol, those etrucglus await the
leadership of a strong working clase tovenent before
they can have a succeasfuh.tseug. Tne Red arnies in
tneir reotricted and surrounded areas and wita their
maagré resources havo fought heroically against the
Kuomintang attacks upon tnea, But.until tha Kuo Nin
Tang la shakaa froa ite bulwarka in the Smpertalist-
dontrolled working clase centers, their prospect
of revolutionary triumph remiine necosourily din,
Ho revolutionary purpose is sorved by taking refuge
tn the fictfon: that thebe ar2ieg hare prolotarian
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pent. com te occupy koy positiona in the Ked army ais~
tricte and tn the Hed armies themselves, Induvu, thie ~.
common practise: of extracting the most conscivus and pro-
wreevaive working claea elements from their vorzing clase.
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Which has helped paralyze tne working claes movement in
_the.cities. Ifthe Shite Terrot doson't. carry off the .
workerat leadere as. they ariee, the C.P, ¢oee and bae
-, @ené ao in hundreds of csses. This helps in no amalt
part to explain why: it-has-aleo been impossible to mobi-
--lize-a genuine mass anti-Japanese movement in thea face of
military aggreeaicn and why the Shite Terror of the Kuo |
' Min Tang has succeeded, by: filling mase gruvco and ine
humerable prisona sith the martyred dead and living, ia
downing the anti-imperialist move-unt or efforty tcward -
the organization of such a movement and paving the. way
for the ever-increazing chorcachnents of the imperialists.
- Phe party hag net vet gripped and dtrasted th2 dang usd
bitter and often inarticulate hatred of the masece of
the people for thelr oppressvore and thiga includes large
sections of the Lower petty buurgeoleie who could be won
“by successful nase pressure from o¢élow. Thies io becuuse
-thép party hae fuiled to translutgtha realities of every-
day events inty its program and tacticB..e.
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But precicely ‘becnuse ut all coats I desired to
carry on the For.un's open struggle againct the cormon
onamy - agsinat thé Kuo Min Tang ant the imperialiete -
I oeduloualy avoided bringing these lesue inte the
colums of the paper, increasingly againet my vetter
judgment. “I leaned over far backward in tnis respect,
Tria expressed itself in many of the current jeeueu with
which we had to deal, : a . . o
Iusk you to recall the whole uphill fivht which the
Forum waged on behalf of Paul and Gerturd Ruegg: in. the .
oprirg and summer of 1952 curing which time I repentedly
warned agairet the emphasis which was betng placed on the ~
" #legal" aapécte of the case and the "nayotiations” with,
‘~ tha Kuo "Min ‘Tang to the detriment of mane preasure and.
the capitalization of tho caze for political purpceea,
You paic lip service to the need for mass creeaure -
particularly here in China - but in fact the "legarities®.
and futile nagotiations remaired the major pillars of
thie defensa. Until in the very end I finally rebelled,
'J- Wasn't even permitted to. give Ruegg his honorable and
rdghtful title - secretary of the Pan-Pacific Trade Union
Secretariat! Yet although I felt the etruggle for the
“ Rueggs was being seri.usly handicapped by the tactica
being. pursued,. I ‘carried on the fignt with all the snergy
at my command and you will recall that it was I wno created
the local defense’ committee and was chiefly reeronsibie .
for the widespread prees propagands camsaien ord the
-consideratle sympathy wnich we. aroused. Yet the etrietly
non-political attitude which Ruegs was forced tc avaume
‘at “the trial (in contrast ‘to the highly political attitude
of hie prosecutoro!) mua in my opinicn one ef the major
reasons for the fate to which he-and his wife were cundemned,
. I aok you to redall the wiole period of the organi-
gation and activities of the Cuina League for Civil Rights,
from Decémter 1932 te June 1933, in wnich I tock an active.
part. .1 gave full play to thte hybrid League are its
work without once publiehirg tho beste criticiems enich
I often voiced to you and wuioh in the end were wholly
confimred by what happened after tho Kuo Min'Tang murdered
Yang Coler. in June that year, I ask you to recall the
“views 1 get forth in August and Septecber 1923, on the
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' spectfic rejueat I.did not publish. Inateud, te my
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without freely giving play to the true facts. atout
that farcieal. junket which had convinced me that the
Policies which gave it birth do not one single whit
advance the’ international etrugie againat imperialist. -
ae rE ay . On ‘ond octaston - and this at least I can take |
: i . Low comfort in - I passively resietef when you requested |
_me to write and publish a-slanderous attack on Chen
. Du Heiu when he was cunderned*to 123 years imprisainent
3 by the Kuo Min Tang.’ Your request wae specific. I
was not: to d@al with the isedes wich had brought
to being leader of the Chinese Opposition in.1935,. 1
Was only to atring together a vile series of labels
in an effort .to explain wiy the Kuo Liin Tang. even
‘Amprlegnec the leader of the left Opporiticn, As
pe you know, that attack was naver written or published.
a me, . — . Again in Decenter 1933, upon my return from :
, : Fukien, you.specifically demnded that I cet -asice -
the resulta of my own personal inventigations. in toe
ee, Foochow in-order to write on your behalf (but over
20 .. my, signature!) an utterly baselossand slanderous
| @ttack on the'Left Cpposition, You will recall that
. you charged at that time that the "Trotekyiete” were
. : , Frominently identified with the new govemmont set.
eed et up in Fukien by Chen Wing-shu and Teal Ting-kai. You
sD lumped the Left Opposition with the Third Party and
— / the sogalled Social Democrats among the petty bourgecis
we Me . so satellites of tha Pukien militariste, It was as much
, : na , ‘to satisfy myself on this very point as to perform a -
fF ‘+ " * migaion for you, that I went cown to Poochow and
apent two. weeks there and learned thzuugh direct. con-
" tact with dozens of people prominently concemiéed that
the. Left Cppositién was stoutly and cleurly opposed:
to the Foochow regina. I hayen't place here to dis-
~ @uda.the relations of. the C.P,.to the mcort-Llived -
-Pukien governzent or the character of. the "negotia-
thing here is that on zy return you demanded that. I
write slarders which flew in the face of everything
-I mysalf bad learned. It 18 intercsting, as a side~
“Light on your methods in factional atrife as you
conceive it, that your representative in Foochow sent
“back @ report, through né, ironitally enough, that
_one of the ‘most prominent cf the youthful peeudo~
|, ‘vadicals in Foochow, fa Cui-yuen t ‘be exact, was a
: leading “Trotekyiat*, It eo happened that I had mt
and had several longthy interviews with #1 and-by -
the time I left Foochow 3 understood nis pcaltion and
his peraonality exceedingly well, He was as much a
Trotekyist a6 Mel Lan-fang is! Yet you actually
dexanded that I ignore my own mowledge cof the man
and in ay article on Fukien set him down ag a
"Trotekyist®. .I was faced on the one nand by your
demande that I-write falsehoods to suit your policies
and on the. other by ny deep desire to set fort. the
actual facts about tha Opposition's attitude toward
the Fukien regime. But once more, to preserve the
ehrece of our relationship, 1 drove a middle ccuree
and did neither, leavirg tho thele question out of
. my article, :
Chen Du Hoiu from being the. leader of theC.P.. in. 1927:
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. Nevorthaless. obdruntly in Januery..f this year you
farced an ultinatus Uron Zé and oubseysny forced the
brouk in our relstionekip becauso ! Could not and weuld
not, at your denand, dovoite the China Porum tc policies
which I could not and do fot. believe computivle with the
intereote of thd Chinese rewlution and the international -
proletarian revelution. I coula nut, at your dennd, re .
get agide the convictions to which I nad literally been ‘ : : ;
@riven by the stinging lash of eatastrephic events in
ty and ithe world over. Parti Cyiarly my deep
intereet in Chinese eventea during the last three years.
Made ‘it im.osatble for me, finally, to ive active eup-
port to policies and tactics Shove disastrouo effecte —— woe ee ae
ore being a thousandfold confirmed for re by the tragto
events of every pwi(tly-passing days I could net ignore - -
Questions which strike at the roots of our work &nd the | .
Whole structure of our hopes for a revolutionary future, .
Despite the fact that these queations are rocking.
onal teday, you deniéd my risht to
the entire Interns:
raise thom in print, : You demanded More. You derianded
/. that I attack anybody who cid a0 ~ primarily tre pe-vle
ee
you call "sounter-revolutionary Trotckyists™ - the, only
Pecpla wo are facing these problems today tna fearless,
Tevolutionary way ! You dersnded that the China Forum :
become a steraotyre for the policies and vulgar factional
Slandere which I could neither then ‘nor now be party -to,
In reply to my questions on, Ciind you dimply quoted ba ck
‘at'me the Lica and half-ites I've been go used to reading
in Impréecorr, You éven declared: 4¥or propaganda purposee
“@ certain ‘amount of éxaggération is nocédsary.,..* and
went, on amzingly toiday: "but We know tha tire facta |
and we base our folicies on them, not on Koae exaggera-
|. tlone!" a noy slant on zodern-day C.2, ‘tactical, Facts,
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‘thing like a dizatiy’ turning top of fanoy - or at bast -
you say;are durious things. ‘They have to be tumed. «-
around’ and around ard arcund, and éxaminad Closely until
their true nuture baconés apparent. The trouble ie you. . Se
turn. them ao far! ahd’ a0 Quickly that they turn into somes
‘wiéh-fulfi11ing-miaré presentational
To: mY Guesti-one oa Germany youl quotéd Heokert, |
Plathiteky and the B.C.C.1."3 famous Fedolution declar
ing that the. .collapeg of the German party and the slsughter —
of the German workera were based on the past, present’ and
future correct policigs of the C,P,G.! You declared Thad’.
bo right to offer critical coment on the ddngen uely
.opportuniatic foreign and domestic policies of the ULS.S.R.
mcat notably on the entry of the U.S,S.R, on a ‘straight
; nationalist basta into the diesusting corridors of ‘im-
perialiet intrigue, To the contri fy, I was livingly,
@ioieter in’ China! Gercany and elsawhere and are rapidly:
leaging the U.S.S:R, inte the vacuum of nati nalist—
leolation fron tke torld-wide prolétarian movement! Tnie
T was. to do; to begin with, by publishing Stalin's ‘face.
on the front page end columns of the customary penegyricgs
to hia infallibility, ‘Avove all and before'all, I Waa
to take up cucgele against *counter-revolutionary
. Trotdkydem®, That was to ba the main point of my re-
formation = to raise no Guostiona myself and slander any-
_ body elae who did 00.4 .
In reply to your demand that I submit to om edi torial
board in order that these editurial policies should be
effectively put into practise, 1 offered (1} to continue
publication strictly aa cefore, meanwhile arguing out
differences with you ip disousa:ono on ths ide: (2) to
throw the colume cf the Forum open to a eeneral discussion
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unorthodox ag well aa orthucox tiews, If your views . : a
were correct, I urgued,“it would te « dintinct adven- . *
tuge to you to have euch an o:portunity to diaplay weir
brilliance alongoice the puny efforte of your critica;
(3) to pudlien orthodox fews and viexs but to reserve
for myself the right to coment. and.criticise. .
These repeated offers you repeutedly, refused. You . — : : '
offeree to diccuss these Quéationo sith ze vervally if a -
lin the meanwhile I threw the Porur gpen to yuur edt torial .
board. My other: propocals were uinthinkesle! Give ‘thé
Fofum'a- readers a chunce to hear "counter- -revelutionary®
- viewpointe 7? Never that { I could ‘only Abopley my
_ , revolutionary. parity b acceding to your demnds. |
“would” talk: things over. until apring,. zen 1f all went
well (1.0, 1f I showed a sutlefactory adaptation to a
> your wiewpuint), Io could paéck up for an cdacational trip -
to the Sovict Union there I would certainly vecccme cone
“-wineed of the error of my waya. In other aords,; vou wanted
my signature on a promissory note with’ the ascunt left
we . vlank for you to fill in.. You put thia in the form of
. Se an ultimatum and you told me that if 1 did anything but
accopt I would fortawith enter the com p of the “cqunter-
revolution’,
I had to refuse these teran. 1. had to refuve to
lend myself to a alandertus and baseless atraryle againet—
the International Left Cpposition., I-had to.refure to
land space to the nauseatingly fawning praise of Stalin
and uncritical reception of Staliniet polictces which
Characterize the Communist sarty preva tre worlé over,
Thad to refuse to take ghel ter in the cold and ¢raughty
empty epacea which atratch benind the lapreseive facade . :
and early traditions of ‘the Communist International . rT , . J
would like to go to the Soviet Union. for a visit cne day--
but I nad to: refuse -your- offer on your ‘terus.. I nad to | - coe
refuse,:in ghort, to become a hack prostitute in the name ~ ¢
of tho "revolution.. : : . ;
-. In the end, ta0, 1 had to refuse to turn over to . : oe eee
oa St a you the. printing plant Phad bEiLt up Mth oo much palm 7
utr . " "" and struggle beoausa I considered it not your prv,erty - .,
but the property of tha working-class :covument.: Because Loe
. : 7 TI eould not carry ori “tha Porun syself, for ‘lack of. ~ ee
' = . To, financial resourcea and edciuse of heavy debts contracted, an : Soe
‘ - : ; I disposed of the plunt and turned every farthing of the wy : we US es
. .t . . prooseCs ove~ to wnere | now consider the tage intorests -
° Se . of our movement lie. It was with a deep and doiding,
—- , bitterngss that I had to seq the Porun ce down under the
. blows of. those wom I hed considered conrad4s;, when for-
- . . . a _ two yeare it had fougat off all ‘ite many enonles on ‘the
- . ce . outaide, : _ Ct
- : ce, Yet.with it camd the realization taat ¥e-have to | re
build anow over the ruina you have wrought, The revo- . ' ‘ , .
lution and the building. of our future moves forsard and: . ae ae
when we trample down.the defensee of our enesieo wa shall i eo
crush underfoot everytnins and everybody that stunde in
our way. No sycophantica, dlind allegiance to a name,
an empty facade, « tom and shredded oreatige can lead
us forward, Only unbwurving fidelity to our gual and
“activa strusgla towamd thia end with the weapons of a
: . correct and teatad political line will Lift au fron
° : oo defeat to ultimate eitotory, Po taia atrisgle I ohall con-
: tinue to dadicata all ay energies, : —
Peipins; China, May 20, 1934.
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Volee- -of Ghina”.” DCE~4385, 7 Feb., 52° ore Saree
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blach wavy hair: brus? ed back, Born in YC, Ake cits. nen. Editor & publisher of the: ot oe
China Forum, .Was secy of HOULENS Defense somittee & mexber of Society of Freinds of USSE - LG :
_ Arrived in China fron Mar.tTe ‘on 10 Deg 30°& Jotnea editorial staff of Shanchai Evening © | | —
“Post and Mercury. On 12 Jime 31,; took trip on Yanrtsze vith C.F, GLASS, susp Sov agent, &|
wrote His fiancea he decided to turn "Red" as a result of talkine with GLASS, The 2
_returned an Aug-& took up residence at #228 Weihaiwei 2oa2. Started printing Forum later, |.
Mararer of. Level | Printing Ci, Inc in NY State. & ovmed £06 of its shares, Exployed with te
Havas - News. Agenéy.” “ISAACS married Miss V{ola 833 i Sant 32, Lived in Apt 204, Erbank-
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See 170-7764, FOI Anweaticative report, 28 fobs ISL (TD. .
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SIBLIOR TTS
of the Seatere
*rive Tears of Lvevinteng Reaction, @ 2M pare pemhles.sebliched in 1932 ob trpThSS
SPanghas, Liste subject os editor. The pampalat coasie’s of reprints of ertiolss 13 dass RB
{ Such appeared io the “Chine Farae ty Sancrroous esthore end oollaberstore?s ; 7.
Tee pesphist Gancunces the kvomictafg and CRLASD Kel~oheh for alliged amssecre :
Of itp poli:tcal epponente, ehiefly Coeramista, in order “that the bourgeoisie
might conticns to role ard the inpartaliste to druw their tribute free te |
: Capitalisation of tem misery*, Sebjoct corctiguss to reside al 33) Canirel
Park: Vest, 26 19 employed.cs a free lance jourmalist. 500 ref. dco, (11),
Lrbject's took "The Trerety of the Mhinsie wm) -ticn", first published 1938 -
in Creat Iritaia, isrued in. reviced edition 1751 ty Ctanford Cait, Press, DFE2IIN
Thesis of Book is that revolation ia Chins, 1$iS.1977, could Neve wueutted ia 0 dag 53
@ devocratiq socialist state, bul ves permeried to serve the needs of :nestan
Ey Sonht 4 1A revsred edition @ubsect elated his opinions nave erenreé ip intern
wating and tral tre tase of Als com can te ceecriiead as Sdeperile eoctalirt.
fee doe. tn (§ 4701-165), : ——_
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baked, trod wert Cora tiseet) :
TOS AL aug Perweted active re ber Of wo aa J: A160 re;orted
Bucy ou 6 be hee Certitag eon. Udon @. oe. ee dn ewlle
tourtry elnre 1917. how (rea 49) Special Peatares eiitor for tewvepet
om unist preee in X's and early M's ervte a bitier and triiltant
ow rection ef the Ohiness Com oniet Farty from )7)b-28 {D4 Teraey.
Loncce, 1937) trea a Tretexyile visepsiat, how aleias be
ened sith the camurist savemcd (Stalin er Towtaay Drench). Lives
Crbrted on BaP suspect Het of Prreien acentas wee B-U1L Lo
Dept. name “check eco nara to
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Wry sora's tas Jowtahl orrired to Sienpel Dee 1820, worked for Dhanghel he Praheodieneatet nor mii etna ace] ‘
4 Yor cormectton with Hilatre RULAAS, ves, ant the 11 rd Latemetional, Agnes cael Lint, ef a,
Ef #0 following filees aw ahi. — J.» 3 anys E ‘ .
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EN ES UES (ae) Sn Sraratat. Belterea to te forelan sormrepeeeed, for “Heke
CCP pepwr Of enich AFFized Later me 16 Beecce etbor, See Ee anes
Patrick 4, MUUAZY advised Cat subject tala a! D : i F :
Trotthyile Communit, See rete ae ay Erierinte taal PAMDAZES (qe) DYO-2 1046
seis tr Ses stra FF tes ieantened 1547, eammmriseds toa vot.
ne FO. : : :
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dos.
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t pata him $2, 000 MeNe as his salary for tay and June. The next meeting, 4s oe
set for °25 July at 1300 ‘at the Captatranes i
_Subsect conducted Ww elassés at the: Soviet Bnbassay ducting the. rapt ang,
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"15301700 -- DEDRIN, 3, oat, ROWANCHEDKO. Sub ject asked af
_xhaartsa7" had ‘gone: cout: of tom, as ne had - told Suis ject he would: probably
tied without hesitation, that Kaa ?SEY had gone “to Noscow | oe . :
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-and iouldntt be back until ‘about 5 dunes
6 June . _ ;
1530-1700. == BE EDRIN, _cowtineino. nolasonniio, “Toward the end of ~
lus, BeDRIM said there were two men who “wanted to ‘speak with Subject ‘after.
a class. Followirig elass,, two men sub ject aiin't redogniza’ came th and
NCHARENKO and ROMANCHENKO Lefts The, tyo . men were intredueced. as ‘Vladimir :
SOKOLOV and Pavel KOVALEV. papa explained briefly that they also were |
i “interested in taking’ English lessons, and thereupon left with the comment
7 that! he- dian believe. he waa needed. "SOKOLOV was” the first of ‘thie- twosome .-
_ to speak, repeated that. he and ROVALEV wished to “tane “Lessotis and then ©
“turned. tings over to ‘KOVALEV, who, he said, spoke better Engh. ish than’ hes
“KovALEY procéedéd to ‘state that he had served ‘in washington, D: Ce for three
_-years, had served an earlier torr in Mexico, and had bean back in Mexico
for about a tonth. (KAZANTSEV later ‘said he and KouALEY fad served in|
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dashington at the sana tine.) At ona point 2 CTRL EE referred to SCKOLCY.
ag nis “chier.® Son one? tats ected baat he was S levine tiexteo "sometine
this ws > and wante ‘Be trush.up on Ais Snzlish in nresoration fer the
ata yaw 8 Bielish s2of Shetensy. tect he would have to tike when he returned, to
the USSR. _ Subject, oak that on the inole, “he: cet the tnpression that Koval
+ was reglaéing SokCLeW.: a scticdulo of two elassés. a woek, from’ “1800-19 30
‘on ‘Puasday's and Thur sdayse: was agreed u20ne tae. of the. two Soviets sentional
_ that, tho funds for their lessens weuld come out of f the military dgpartnenty.
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. tt y have triad ‘Test 2ess20, and “Sub ject. ealtea that. sinse RAZANTSEY wag"
-1830 - SoxdLow and KOVALEV asked! ‘when Sibject . would _sugéest.” a
. aways: ‘they night as “woll begin innediately. The Soviets readily agreed.
7 Subject deserited KovLEvis English as “good His grarinar is.a little better .
‘than KAZANTSEV's, but he ds nat quite’ as- fluent- as RAZANTSER. “SOKOLOYES
English is faery falr, but: he is decidedly behind KOVALEY and’ ‘KAZAMTSSY.
ve ; . in both eramnar, and. Fluency. ‘Yevertheless, Subject feols SOKOLOV is Sood
° nove to ‘be. in the ‘samé class : aa roving a
a 3 wie : : : .
1530-1700 . _ ~ BEDRIY, cotcaxienxo, HORI RRO, :.
2700-2830 - ~ KOVALEV and SOKGLOV, ve ne
4 -dung _ : ee ~ von ae, _
1530-1700 _ ‘BERT, corcEAREKO, ROKARRDRO,
"-is20-2708 - - - subgéet arrived: at’ the Extasy early. BeRI came : into
“the Receptién Room about 1520 and took Sub ject to” the elassroon Gn which |
there has always been a a-TV set). Three of tte guards were sitting around
the Vv Watehing the -Sahace ar Fight when Subject ‘and BSEDRIN entered, cormsansxxo ,
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until it. ended ‘about “1550, after" sine the class be wane ,
1700-1830 -- KOVALEV and SOKOLOV.
)_June
153021700 -~ Babar, OOnHARE 0, ROUANCHERO: - oe ote
7 4700-1800 -- “RAZANTSEV. KAZANT SEY began talking about ts trip on:
. . _ his. own: Anttiative. - He said he lott Kexteo City on 30 dny and arrived ino
ree
“s . . _ Noseow ¢ on 3 ane. He. ‘did ‘not say. when he returned to Mexdeo.) He gave. “tio” :
_Feason for the: trip, but said he had® "several conferences and néétings® in
. Hoscows © Sub Jeot Anter jected that “he thought the ‘trip might, havo ‘had soning
“te do with the Middle “East erisis, since: at broke iit Just about the time am ee
“KAZANTSEV ‘left. razAinsev, Laughed spontaneously at this doa and” replied a
“that what He knew about the Middle Fast wouldn't: ‘ao anyone any. goods He a
. then went on to say he-had spent, his. first weekend in “Hescow with his “gon, ——— :
‘ “wtio shodty thereafter left for his susie: job" tin "Siberia." He ‘said he”
“spent ‘the “second “weekend Quota duno) with his daughter.- The daughter, :
"aceoriitng to xazastsev, had planned to G9. “south" for. a 2-3 week ‘vacation in’
‘ early Jurio, “but postponed ‘the vacation when she learned her father was
° coming. (tra smplieation, according to. Subject, was that KAZANTSEV's trip:
— _tane about. fairly guider.) What KAZANTSEV was “most Anterested tn talking
re
7 proticterey test. an Hoscor He “cons eque ly set. aside the: ast three days.
of this ‘stay for the test, nich, ‘can often take that Yonge The" “first day‘
wis taken Up, by an ora test, and it ‘one passes. that, he goes on. to the written
test, which ean, take’ “up to, 0 days, KAZANTSEV, | however, did s0 ) wel. on,
“the oral test that he was exenated fron the written test. ie said his
fh “ . . exininers gave bit a : ue {on a ‘15 ‘seale) an2 would have given ‘him a 958.
excest tor the. fact he hadn't ‘read any booxs in English since his last
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and with Sutject's) work a preparing him for the test. In ‘fact, he, said
yO : : . that alth ouh he had. oF riginally, started taking lessons from Subject only
_ to: prepare’ for the ‘test he was so Satisfied with his progress that he
Antended to stay on with Subject despite the fact the. test’ was vehi chim,
1800-2930 — KOAES and, SORCLOM, re \ “
_253041700 + _ RAZanTSe wv ‘took the first hour and a: nalts - He weraty.
std | SSRN, GOTHARESO) ‘and Ro CaO. would’ not attend class, ‘that ay.
1700-1870. -- KOVALEV and “SOXOLING
© SOKOLOV. is the nore sixpatico of “the two...
Waite KOVALSY, can te very pheasiinty « he see iS “to have. an- -sttggontst@
strain ‘and eceas onaldy, shallenges. Sudject!s: teaching. with: that tsntt
the way We do tt in our coursbs," atc. Somes, ames, in fact, the: disputes.
on methods, points. af gtamary etc. have vecona rather: heated. On ‘these.
“ocbasions, SORCLOY has. “usually: stepped | in mora or less on subjéctis. side -
and cooled things oft. okt their second meeting, KOvaLsv asked Subject directly
what his views were on the ? Hidde East erisis, Sudject tirned the question”
back on-ROVALSV by: saying he would frankly ‘be more interested sh KOVALSV!s
“ideas, as he was sure KOVALEV was much better informed. about the situation ae
than, he.. Ko’ Sr. tacked. away. this. tite, slaiming he didnt have much infor-
, mation, either Bat at a later class both he and SOKOLOT parrotad ‘the Soviet _ ..
line about the ctisis--Tsrael was the aggressor, ete. “oa another cccapion
“when the Nisdie East. was ‘again the topic, Subject referred: to (wnat he recalled
_ as) President Truman's post-World War it progosal to inter nationalize toth~
the Sueg ‘and Panama eanals, KOVALEV. innédiately objected to this idea, 4 oy
Po ag es
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~ og . tS _ wife, and sho Anmediately recalled’ KOVALST ds éne of her stuténts at the .
idle ieNod th Amos lega ‘ina Vitute. back in the late 50's. or ewly 60ts..
ee ‘she ‘oud Sudjact. that
‘ Institute (obadent and teaghers). oho of “these, she Feealled, was: Bun
ace PELAZO, a U.S. citizen ino, then ana ‘stall Beaches: Siglish, and Sointsh
at the Institute. “castetazo is about! 35.4
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iv ? or 8 years: ago studied Risstan ‘at the: Tastibute when’ “it was tought |
. for a brief. time by 4 ‘Russian. wonan. see Subjectts wife ‘610d’ ‘Subject
- 2 mo that: ‘KOVALEV and castetazo had boen very f¥lendly - and that NOVALEV had
: . ‘tavited: him to the- Soviet Enbossy at” ‘Least twice.
wife that. acter one of. his. visits: to ‘tha Soviet Bbadeyy. he was approached
-CaSTALAZO “sald he was sepeitan'vy the “4dea of be Lng a n informe’, ‘and.
. Amplica that he hadn't codpersted with the anerigans Subject said he had
net nom, about CASTELAZONS acquaintance “seth ROVALEY, bat had known that
. CaSTSLAzO had studied Russian ‘and had ‘had him to his. apartriont along with
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aving ‘han as a: ‘sttident during nis ‘previous, tour, Subject also Fenariced
_ Subject ‘subsequently mentioned ‘to ROvALEY, that his, wife “renesbered.
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that. nis wite had nentioned that: “KOVALEV. and his (subject ts) fikend eastEtazo |
; had Been frienda, KOVALEV roplied without any’ _enbarrassnient that he’ ‘didn't
“resenber ‘Subjects wifo, “but did reagnber daststazo.”
‘to give Cast pELAZO his rogards the’ next ‘time he saw hin,
6." Other than a 1960 reference to "ouillermo ‘CASTELAZO® « as ‘a 20-33
year old ‘teacher at ‘the, Mextean-Horth American Institute and an author
of one of the qnstitutets text books, there are no Station traces on
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he had” beon fetenity with” a nunbver | of people at ‘the
“CASTELAO told Subjest!s.
RONANCHERKO, beet, ‘ond, concurs for nis 1 July 1966 Beaton® ‘Dontnton :
HOLST asked su ect lay
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] LYN if. ‘wpen Subject wis lnaving the arbassy on 15 gune {about 1495).
Sno Y
he meth} front of ‘the Reeestion Room, They’ ‘talked, chiefly about wae
Le ‘sportse for, avout “25 minutes. Lostsor said skling and speed suatitc wera
two of his favorite sports, and that nis ereateat -sporting interest in °
“Subject said “that Loar: Ove ‘seemed to. be an
; Le ; Kexteo’ was’ playing. tennis.
_ : avid sportsman. “Becriov" said ‘that he wis going toi Hoscow on vacation toward -
No. refercice. was mde to subject Cenehing. LOGIE" son”
: .. the and of f-guly.
“English when the 106 TNOVS return fron. vacation,” but: Subject assures this
aw
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‘ong, of their classes aftar Rantinssv's Feturn ftom Moscow, :
2SSe At
ub ject and
KAZANTS eV discussed Sib jects. ‘natch. tapes for use an connection with nis .
it was: aureed that Sub ject. ‘youtd one to the Hiassy |
He was to begin.
- three angassy classes.
a half an hour or 80 early, once a week to. maka the tapes.
on z dune (tiie. day of our meeting) « Subject did “not. yet Know where he
was to do the. Fecording, vhether- he: would te lett atone,’ ‘ates _ .
9. Sudject said he, was considering having. another Dominion ‘Day Porty ea
‘on 1 July to- which ‘Ahe- would invite nis Soviet students. = ‘encouraged the.
ide: and told: ‘him Ita pack, up the tab,
] the wite of Prosident. DIAZ Crdas called’ the
, 10. Tho waek of- 19 a
Director “of t the. Instituto: Irlandes and asked. at he could recomend | a tutor”
. “for: a ‘nephew of hers “Tha director roplied that” “the Institute had’ a “gosd-”
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Baglish teacher and ‘that although he Mas: very. ‘busy, he’ would ask hi m af he
“gould be wining to take | bn tha, neshew. - The director communicated the atove
to Subject, and Subject gave the Director a list of the few hours he had
free. The director told: Subject _ he would eall Mrs. Digg Ontas back and
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7 “woula anfora Sudject af any of the hours were suitable.
Subject hadn't heard further from the Birector.
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: 1.1 talked to ‘Leila today about ‘her contact’ with the Sov iet who béought —
y AZA ROV's passport | in for a visa’ yesterday, “She Identified the Soviet from .
. a photograph | as’ Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV, and sa id thar: he. is always
- the one who comes to the.U; 5, /Embassy-for visas.. She didnot recognize .
.the photograph of Vladislav Sergeyevich KORMUSHKIN, the Vice Consul,
Actually, Leila believed -that LOGLNOV was a Vice Consul, said she always...
i asks" for him: as such when she has to call the Sovict Embassy,
: A 2. ‘Apparently yesterday was not the first time that LOGINOV has tried *
to take a date with Leila, She says that he always.asks her what she does
ce ue ote .. os, Onee sh@nac he asked her whether she spent hér free time with other people
uo 7 ; moe =" aye from the Embassy, and was surprised to hear that-she. usually spends her”
Sowenmwers or4 What she did in the evenings, ‘and she gaid she was especlally busy now
because she has started taking guitar lessons, ‘He menttoned some Soviet
. . 7 like to invite her to go to seé them with him, He also told her he was not
. sony” = ~~ married, Lella‘satd she did-not. refuse the invitation outright but said that ~
. she did Rot. know whether ‘she’ would be free when they « came or not,
So : “3, i told Leila a few of the facts of Sov tet, lifer that all Sovicts have to
Stamens: ~ be ima rrl&@ In order to go-overseas, that LOGINOV-Is-a KGB. officer and
. ; -was obviously’ trying to get his foot in-the doGr of the U.S, Embassy through
ov cher, that he’was unoubtedly ‘disappointed. ‘to hear that she-did not spend ~~
“* all her free time.with ocker Embassy people, etc. Lella chas evidently been
ride to him, ‘and. seemed rélieved whén I Suggested that she’ simply-c decline :
; went . - his invitations by always being. busy. She says she does not like his slick-="> 0-1 |
= ‘Mannér at all, arid I gather that she‘has felt uneasy In having to deal: with
Peer teen - chim, but, now that someone has told her how to réact she will have no problem, nF
= J: ~ ne -Letla ment tioned that LOGINOV kriows ‘English but-is reluctant to--—~-- - -*
. - . use it, He once’ read off the visa stamped in a passport in peffect English,
eee! Luu sa. and he also. read a copy-of the new visa regulations in English (to himself,
but evidently understanding ‘ir'all). According to thé new regulations,
Potts Soviets no longer need visas for continuous transit of the U,S, (i.e., on the -
same flight), but LOGINOV insisted on gett ing a a visa for BAZA ROV in spite
we EF acento -of this, (This is confirmed in LIENVOY, )- - ooo -:
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off hours with non-Embdassy, friends: Yesterday LOGINOV again asked. hér _ —
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- avery roeicracl. “He ‘recently’ ‘Ye fired Zrom: the Hexican™ Foreign,
: sow aad he" as pure the “above would ke. reported to Moscow;
the USSR. Subject daw Mra, LOGINOY for the second time. Since
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A OE net with: ‘Budject- at ‘the ‘Del Pins ‘from 800 ‘to: 1000, ;
Sho noxt “Beoting fa for duly. at: 0830 at ‘the: sane” ‘place, .
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“two! ticketa- for the: Lahoy ‘Ballet performancé on. AY Juno..
” gubjeet invited LOGINOV: and his wife for dinner ‘and LOGINOV”
accepted for 13. Junie, . (COMMENT: LIENVOY. reports their Sontirwlug:-
this dato.on 12 Jurie). - Subject. ‘Gaid the tickets wore used by .
“Bis. wife and son. oie
‘3. tis. guesta i on 43° June. Were, LOGtNov and vite; William do
= Mier. (P~5832),, manager. of KLM in ‘Morice: and Gustavo ORTIZ Herman. -
(PH10971), ORTIZ was. ‘Mexico's. first Ambassador .to“lerael -and.i8°
dor to Chile. Ho.-t6.67 years
ost "s.. _abgect ‘invited -
He told
GINOV er. about ‘baig. an hour,
“aides . @ 8
help: the miserable
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i suinticated i ptut?.. “Boviet™ "hypocrisy 4 is: ‘obvious to
everybody. -WEDORENKO's | perfornaace at, the UN waa ‘ghanéful, ote,
LOGINOV. “‘Néver. answered: a’ Word.. Subject lator ‘weported the above -
to tho Israels. Ambasgeador who was pléased aince ORTIZ 16 not a
“4. ‘LOOINOV ‘eoid e- ‘will leave on 23, July for ‘vacation is
her Spanich is extremely limited, ehe did not participate in
_ general. conversation, However, she handled herself well and did ©
‘not séem in the least 41] at ease. In a aide conversation she
‘told Bubject. that they have a fifteen year old daughter who io
living with -her Bother, She. said that ahe has known LOGINOYV
ince the age. of six. aa neighbors: in Hoscow. pinally, she aaid
, “that. she is.a chemical ‘engineer, ©
8. XY asked if Subject bad talked to Miriam AVILA Eats (P-581)
gain about her contacts with our Babassy. Ha said he badn'e,
I asked what advice ho had given her, He said that he had told
her to be truthful with the Americans and to be earoful with
LOGINOV,
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On the 9 May I went with my wife to the reception elven by the
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“ambareador of Checoslovaquia on the occagion of etek” National Pays “
The party took place in the garden where there were a couple of BO
pa dua | .
4 1A i } tables Seating about ten persons each. Moet of the peonle seating
vere “AG the - tables. were from embassies behind the Iron curtain, or
‘ Tocal supporters of the extreme. lett such as Cordero ‘Amador, the
printer Marin+Busqued, the art critic Margarita Nelken, Ruth Rivera
meee - fe ete. The Sovieta were there headed dy #iiRidxaregn Bazaroy and-
a Kazanteev, ‘present. also by. the name offfetmikév, Valentin: Loguinoy
Tehmikov. isa young man about, thirty five, apeake very “good”
‘Spanish and has a rather nice wife. He invitev‘us to attend thé a a
re exhibition of a film, a russian film at the embassy the next
OO when.
day y ‘he alao: whahwe were. leaving. said that we had to go to hie
_house soon’ and have a ‘real. ruseian aantier. This kind of invitation
‘is most- unusual. ‘I do not rene mber any other ‘wovietico suegesting:
ke a thing. _— oo a Se ,
In the party there were “the usual diplomatic erovd which
“gt ends parties of-repreeentationn behind the Tron curtain, Max
Wery, the Belginn ambassador and his wife,’ the Prench anbaseador’
and his wife,. ‘the frénch Counsellér la ‘Tour du Pin and. his wife,
the architect Lopez Malo who is one or. the. directors of the.
Comité ‘Organi zador. de Los. Juezos -olimpicos, the italien ambasrador”
oo ; and one of his. daughters, ‘the Urigayan ambascador, the Chiléan
bie ow anbassagor and Enrique Cobo det Campo the cousellor of the same
wa, “embassy; the eubsin ambassador Toaquin Hernandez Arnae with whom
e that it was an etupia thing ~
we talked about, Venezuela and: told.
to accuse a , country. of ‘trying’ to invade another country with half
ly vA,
7 a dozen men. The chechs had plenty of beer brough ;, checoslova~
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- careful, The Braziglian anbacssador was there, ‘Suillermo Gimenes
“| : , Ramirez-the chargé of Costa Rica, Gonzalo Alneida Urrutia, the
a. . "ambassador from Ecuador, from the Toreigh, Office, ¥ufloz Zapata and
a Flores Tejada. , I do- not, remesber ‘seeing anybody from the us, but
ye , I arrived oomewhat late, Kad Somerto the anbaceador from Finland
ae - was present ‘end 50 was the mayor general Natahn Atert. from Ghana,”
the: anbassador: was most triendly, as well : ‘as Jan Hent, the conneretal ba,
, “eouneellor sini dirt Siwetran Svestka the. ‘second secretory ins. :
char ne ‘the- ‘consular. ae
Next day we went to the. ‘soviet enibassy for. ‘the exhibition of
-- 8 Cy whose title T “think was, the Father of ‘the ‘Soldier, a rather
BC childish film put thay: ‘brought tears. to the eyes of some of the
gmbasey wives whio attended. There was ‘an sina group Of peopley..
Fr aE :
“ inéluding: tonee: army officers “prom. ‘the ‘Secretary: de: la Deferisa,
gna jairal ‘Azgnar Cetina, subsecretario de ‘arina,. and amiral-
“otal Briceito, who after a long illnegs has. now some new ‘post, in
Marina. alL the ‘soviet’ staff: was precent, there were two -or three
eviban ineluding Curvello. “Mere was, a change, the doorSof the:
_embasey. ‘wete ‘wide open and ‘there. was “no question, “by the people .
° ‘at: ‘the, aeiexm -ouyside door, inside Frygov and “ottier féllow received
a “the visitors. ‘thera wis. as. usual plenty of iat vodka,kxaamm small
So a eats but no: ‘caviar both thing were served vefore and after the
-[= exhibition of the “pthiie film :
“On “the avth of may | we went. ‘to a ‘reception for the National day
- 7°. Of Norvega.. They have .) “peautiful thouse in Monte ‘c&rpatos which -
had been built for the embassy along their norweigian style; the
new ambassador is a tall gaurt, strange man, there were not many
people because.’there was a diplomatic lunch at Relaciones and
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Patera? s
No Greekreither. Chacha Yaldea, formerly de Lanz Duret, with
her new husband, Licenciado Lozano. She if the owner of Universal»
; ; He- “was, nobody: until. he married, now he is a well known jurist.
Le cone trancieco Agilera Cenarro, “the director of Revista Internacional,
_ trying “to impress the French ambaseador with the fact that: he :
had printed an seutortad on Israel fra hie nanazine.- Revista _ woe
“Internacional has a oye culation of about favenundres copies, but
gives Plijiera a ‘good ‘ten thousand ‘pesca a ‘month. _
wae: a fairly. G08. party: as far. as ‘a4 ‘Lomatie” prties
ooo, pm
go,but sterile’ in resulte. Nobody. appeared ‘0 george worn
. very® ‘much: about: the. war. 4n the ‘East, and som “apple like the
Pardguayr and: ‘the: Tobias ‘gut gabal had the idea that. everything . -
: had been prepares ry advance | by: ‘the United States and. “thie URS!
sg ‘That thére fad been a. a meeting in which the question had been -
Pico ts ee oh x wt, - . : s
- Loguinoy called. me to the office. to tell me he had tickets
* for 3 me and my wife for. the Bolehot ballet ‘por ‘Sunday night. We.
had. heen | unable to secure ‘anything at the office.: © : oa cies
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on Sungay: uu June, 3 valentin Loruinov was able to obtain for us
_ two good tickets tor the Ballet Bolshoi at Bellas Artes and
afterwards we went, to. have sone thing to-eat at Lady Baltimore in
Madero Street. “very few people were there, which Ais not: surprising
evens eee Pay TS
in view of. ‘the vad quality of their ‘food and poor service. But -
it, was the néarest spot for a quick, vite.
_ Loguinov, was very much. interested an’ Jmowing what my Us.
“ friendé ‘tought about. ‘the ‘eitiation in the: Middle Beet, end what: 2 ees.
os they would do about it. He was: ‘insistent about the poesible help .
that ‘the us would give to Israel, he paid that the Us had already ty
"given. Israel a considerable anount ‘of ammunition and ‘planes, and
_ apecially money, the, URSS had ‘to give some help. to the. arabs in -
“view | of ithe help given “to. Terael. According ‘to him there was nov -
the slighest Soudt that Teraed had. been the agressor. The URSS
would, never. consent to any territorial gains. by: Israel.
During, our conversation about food, specially about seafood
: he. let: it be “imon/tnat he haa been in Mazatldn several times.
‘He ‘saia that: everything whieh had: taken: place in the Middle ;
a ee ast” had been. plotted ‘in advance ‘by the US and Israel. '
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_ room of the Dal ‘Paseo Hotel. ‘fron 0810 to ons. The next meot ing
’ ie: at. the ‘sane. Place at. 0830: on is “June. Poa
gaa wo spent: the- ‘beat: part ‘of ‘the meeting discussing’ it.
. .LOGINOV. wanted ‘news on the logal Jewish reaction, was everybody
. bebind. the Jews, Wad money being contributed, ete, Subject who
.'- LOGENOV mentioned that: ‘he would 60 to the USSR on. hope’ leave in
quhy. : woe. we .
_ ‘about the war and. who ‘told Subject that -ehe had gone to the |
: israeli. ‘Enbasay . to volunteer to serve in larael, “told: Subject.
Was waiting - ‘for hér on “the gtréet, His purpose was the sane as
want ing to: ‘sa0 ‘Subject, ‘ta pump. her on. local reactions, to. the war. .
She © Also: Give -LOGINOV: hell. : . : .
“: @alléd: to.the American Embassy and had been asked about hér contact.
’" @ith LOGINOV, - She’ ‘aid
‘LOGINOV.’had askéd“her-to introduce him.to “one of her progressive.
friéads" -or “‘goneone in the'J,8. Rnbassy". as. a return for the’
‘LEVENDERIS. - I-played ‘innocent txtil I got. the whole story: but
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conract abort a,
suesect:; | — LICOZY=5
DATE OF pear 3 June 1967
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i va Attor a long hiatus, 1 called ‘Subject | on ca 14 May and
The neeting was in the breakfast -
‘and ¥e made a data ‘for B. June,
: a “subject ‘was a1) “excited: about the iaraci/Aran: acnzlict-
. Be He ‘gaid that: Loc rKov eBlled him on 5 ‘June and pressed
‘for a luncheon. fate: ‘the sane day. Subject put him off until 8 June. -
wap padder than helt. about. ‘Soviet: guppert of the Arabs gave dim:
hell and. to direst: quést tons’ got” the: admisgions. from. -LOGINOY J
that the Taraelia. wora- ‘geting in self-defense and ‘that ‘the* - a a
Aner {cans-and British were -not providing the Israelis air cover, =. -
A. Oia ¢ Jute Mirdan AVILA Kats; ‘who ie. slso ‘very ‘exoited
that when she: ‘returned heme .on ‘the avening of 5 "June, >» LOGINOV
6, She then told ‘gubject’ that in ‘Holy ‘Week ‘she: had been
that ‘ele had seen the. pame American _
‘(no tane. given): about two weeks ago. . She then. told. Subject. that
favor, of issuing af visa to Dr, Yuriy’ KUTLER..
‘@. "The above io 4 capsule account-.of her ‘relationship Wwith-
finally adpitted that wa had talked to"her when he asked, “42 at
wasn't you, who?" I told hin that AVILA had notides that Subject
was in. contact with ua and had in fact worried that her. activities
(future) might hurt hin. which. she. waa definitely against.
qT it appears that AVILA told Subject about us because ‘of,
LOGINOV's. appearance on 5 June and her exotional state about the
war. 1 will discuss thie further with Subject at the next. meoting,
particularly what advice he has or will give her about cooperating
with us.
Francis J. COIGNE
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diplomatic License plate car 19 DA. “He was there from 1214 to 1233 hours.
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Inpala,. 34eDA,. L was interasted in seoing: tho house - that BDESABER
- spend up to $3, 1000 Hil per month.”
Da 2).
* tas ‘touch with. a Sra. LARA: who took then around. to seven housed,
‘ gaad the couriers wore coming in that aight and thoy had alot.
‘of work. to do.” - Couriers did arrive that night). oo ;
ae show any “enkeats LOGIEOV didn?<- ‘even ‘finish. ORS Scotch and water, L
7 few days to aiga the lesse on the house and would look BESABER
ap.
‘in @ few weeks vbhen. the friend I returned to Mexico he (BESABER) would.
-neport of 28 April 1967 ra Lorenzo CARDENAS (P~5409), I asked
“BESABER 1¢ he knew of & house of prostitution at Dr, Manuel
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SUBJECT: - Cottaat with BESABER, 24 May ae cee eee
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“he ‘operational - Por telcoa. arranged Roet at BESABER's
hotel ‘Yoon 8 (204), Met froa. 1830-2030, 24 May.
BEAD wai wall 30: May or 1 Sune. to errange Bnoxt ‘meot.
/ “Pinandea. « Replodished-BEShBER"s: ‘revolving fund.
. a Substance. Bes ee
Re SGBWIRL ~ ‘ap 5 requested at last neat ‘BESABER éarned -
Qe bio data on girlfriead he bad talked to 8G8WIRL operator about.
-. (@se attached note from operator). No. traces. .
“He will turn in.
at next ecet his version of what he told her. He is. rost. upact,
-by. this ‘Ratter, particularly.cines I bed told him that Headquarters’
wanted to drop hin: ge that ‘he was on prohation, _
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ye On 20 May “ CHMYEEOV ‘and ‘LOGINOV arrived" at-
had loedted for the Soviets, ‘Ho said they. vanteda house for.
three, - possibly four soatha (starting 1 gure) and. could easily
- BESABER could ‘got leave the ‘plant, but put them
‘ene of “whiok they liked, They. poturned to BESABER'’s plant at -
about 1700, -dat ‘arouad for-skout an hour,- leaving beesuse they. _
“o “" 9). “Gmanaiov drantt-noavily (scotch) but did not
a). OL gaid be would: probably roturn to Cuernavaca: in
BESABER told ‘1, that he bad a friend “with” a tennis court and
arrange a day. of tennis.
8). L did ‘most: or the talking although c wis pleasant,
told & gumber:-of good jokes (in:poor Spanish) and generally impressed
BESABER as beings pleasant type, tot "pesado," ag he assesses L.
ce. Re COIGHE's request and as a fdlowup to LIKAYAK/2*a
Ugearte 103 A. He. did not, but will check it out through tho
doorman of several hotels.
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ie. HB dice Guo no costa. GLORIA pide le digan que Jo
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fo. ‘pete: dice que-le Mamaba huce rato para + darié: las -_| ue
gracias de parte. do su oiiada poi la visa que le dié, LOGUINOV
ee que osti bion, GLORIA - tambien 16 Aiama’ porque RUTIL va a ir
“oe 7 ; a fin Jo. somana. a Valle do Brave y lo invatan a i ir, LOGUINOV. -
ae no puede” porque, “al, domingo sale. wi: Leompafiero a} a Nosed - _y lo
tiene que dca despodir, pore puede - ser para la otra ‘semana,
GLORIA que ‘para ol dia 27 08 ia Copa: Davis, y tal vos ‘no
puodaa ir. “LOGUINOV que entoness ya. sord despues. GLO WA comenta
" que ALFONSO. va a estar a las cinco en ol café *FE1 Jujuy". oo
> LOGUINOY : :va B. ‘tratar, de estar alli un. rato para galudarlos. : :
- GLORTA pide: paae- ‘por. aila ¥ de alld: ae van Juntos., LoGuINoy__
- moO » tens ticho tiampo porque “astd hactende fag 530 vioaa de. ee
fee la. Seleeoida Mexicana de Futbol, poro va a tratar de OR,
eotar: a las cinco en al café. GLORIA ane cotd biorienLie oe a
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a ie Ny) last. meeting with: Subject: was on ‘23 March,’ at.
“yaten tine she agreed ‘to. provide information: on “LOG THOV ee !
obtained during” their normal business. contact’ and ony further Pape |
gootal éontact . dnitiated, by. ims She was’ to call me after
: their next date. or any other’ “olgnifieant contact she “had with»
hin, ‘Since. I had not heard “from her, T called ‘her. at her” aan
spartnent about 2115 | on “1 ray. I apologized for calling ‘30° a
late. but. :said I had” just got out ‘or work and had’ a package.
for her i had. brought back. from the States which I wanted
to deliver’ ‘pefore the contents got stale. - Could I drop over
that Atght | or perhaps another evening, | Sub ject: inmediately
- récognized’ the "package" as the Benson-and- Hedges cigarettes
ee. had promised: her; gently. protested, and then told mé she
was ‘not feeling well, “put the -< doctor had told her she ‘had
“to eat, and it ‘80 happened’ she was Just ‘going out. for a bites
when I called. r consequently ‘suggested we: have dinner. together, -
yhten we did from 215-1215, at the ‘Gondola, Afterwards, wo
went around the corner ‘to her apartment fora aighteap, until
' 0200, . Hs _
Subject had lost 8 or 10 pounds and looked a dit thin
She told me
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was simoly working too hard and not cating and steeving
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start, was very friendly, and seemed to onjoy the “opportunity
-to set out. (She later told me in her apartment that: “sho didn't
6° out much, liked to spend her evenings at home.reading,.
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_by. warning me: half-seriously and half-play fully that I shouldn't
"You've bought me up hore,™ .
~ she sald, ‘tapping her head’ with her forefinger. "That's o _
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think 1 could “puy" her with gifts.
“the ‘only way “youtln’ get: aryuhere. with me."
“was. spent in “general and (eapectally back at her’ apartinent)
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ou. & and I don't’ exactly remember ‘what else. She ts, definitely
a smart girl, but I think less Profound ‘and sophisticated than’
; Otherwise, she seems ‘to ve. a very sincere ~
tae
‘she tries to appear,
person, and ‘she “has given, me no reason to doubt or suspect
: anything’ she” ‘has: told: Mes
Subject said: ‘she hadnt, been
he: Contact with TOGTYOV.,
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: out with, LOGINOY since . our last meeting. and had had only one.
_ face-to-face contact with him. Shé said this was a little
over a month ago (early April) end was occasioned by xr
efforts to help a.client by the name of Dr. Yury “CTtnen get “
Soviet visa, | She gaid EET TLER is & dentist and definitely oe "
(ZUTTLAR has ‘
a Conmunist sympathizer, if not a Communist.
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an official Soviet. invitation to visit the USSH, As it termed
out, however, he: ‘aaa ‘a hacd tine eve setting a Soviet visa, : sl
along, but LOGINOV - showed no willingness | to facilitate things.,
_. (LIENVOY hes Sub jéot on the phone: to LogIxdv on 5 April, ~ i. tg
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” after. discussing KUTTLER "3 case, Subject, renarked to- LocrKay
that she understood that | you. (ustedes) ust have some reason —_
" not to want to give him (RUPTEER) the visa," LOGINGY repiied: oye
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Subject ‘said ‘she ‘went over to. the Soviet Embassy peracneliy te Py ba
* see ir she could got anywhere with LOGINov LOGINOY, received.
her eordially, and, for the first. time: asked her into tite : : Dey poi .
- office (she. said it was “the first office off the outside oo. . Ss
_ Reception’ Room). She: again asked LOGt NOV. -to try to #ieeRORD oS .
“speed up ‘the (granting of KUTTLER's visa, LocINov hemmed and _ 2 ,
. hawed, indiéating ‘that he wasntt aven sure the visa would be no
. granted. He finally told Subject grag look, he had gone to
, KUTTLER for dental work once, and. RUTTUFR had chapged hin meek.
, too much, Consequently, he said; he wasn! e going to Bive hin
“a visa. Subject said shé eould: not tell at ‘the: destist BiIL .
was the real. Feagon. for “LOGINOV's negative attitude, but ‘when
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she persisted, 108 INOV finally relented and the > following ;
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* LOGINOV: "ALL rie city Mirioem, I'll do £t for you (4. ee, a ‘
give XUTTLER the visa), Rut you know, a. favor
must: be repaid vy a favor. "0%
US; Subject: "ALL right.../in that case, let me 4h the name
Fos : of. the ‘company ‘invite syou to dinner. " , .
; TaGTROvs Imo, Hartam,, I don't mean that.”
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© poe tsov ‘then went on to say. that as. ne had mentioned ito her “
before, he “would Like ber to “introduce him to- "gomeone “vino
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oe - ‘emphasized that he’ realized Subject, night not ages with ‘this’. |
"somecrie's" ideas, “but: ‘stated that. he kriew. Subject waa~ ‘the:
type. of person. wad Fhad respect for, other ‘peoples: views,"
Subject) said: that she” replied in a casual,. almost ‘ELippant
“ Reaner hat "welt, sure, ‘tt. she nét such. a person, shetd.
San “introduée them, " “ten this the citbjeot was dropped and Subject
3 lefts. . _ a
ye _ ae LICO2Y i=5- Subject on hex own. initiative began telling
4% me what a terrific (guy her boss 1s. He according to her, has:
one. of. the: most Anning. pevsonalitics- of anyone she has ever .
mete Ab. the: same time he is extrerely intelligent and. shrewd.
re he can't get. what he wants through charm, he doés it “by
pure shreirdness a This ts why. he is such a successful bus inessiian, *
“Tn reply- to a question. about LICOz¥- 5's background, Subject
said he had been born in Toland, was imprisoned by, either the
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rather vague on this point, end I confined myself to Listening),
somehow got out and joined the Russians, taking part in the
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Soviet invasion of Germany, Somehow he hed survived all this,
made his way to Mexico, where he arrived penniless, and now
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his former hardships, honever, is a very generous and humane
. pergon, ahd every. year sends clothes to people in Poland and
Russias He also has a very strong. feeling for Israel. Obviously
ho couldn't. have survived a ‘life like this if he. weren!t shrewd.
lie has no “Reve. for the Russians,’ but was. not above joining them :
to: assure! his own survival in World ‘lar it and’ can be agreeable
“enough. toward then’ bo retain their. travel business, Subject
~ gave absolutely t no indication that she chad aata anything to.
LICO2Y 45 about mes Se Dee bs a
be. The conversation was: the most relaxed as well as the.
furndest back: at. Subjects, apartnent, where we finished a bottle
- of vodka: LOGTNOV, had given Licozy=5 and LICOZY~5 had given. her,.
Radke on’ -the “subject of LOGINOY ,) Subject said she "supposed™
- he had: ‘tried to owltivate a lot: of girls like herself,.."hadn't
-rher?™ a had told. Subiéet at our last meeting that young women
“were ‘among “LOGTROY ts” favorite targets, but hadn't been able to
. sell what offect this "revo1ation™: had: on her. Now it appeared a
«that. it had hit home’ and that. ‘it had wounded. her pride to .
” ehink he: not - only haa had wltertor motives in dating her, but
had dated other. girls ‘the same ‘way.) “I diants. reply directly,
bub said something ‘about. LOGINOY being as smooth as they come.
Subject wasn! satisf ited with this, however A and pressed mes
"ie has tried the same ghing with other girls, hasn't he?”
. "Yes, Mirian, several,"'I finally said, This seemed t> satisfy
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pasaportes. que pasar, a recoger y sirva ue to invita a au ae
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subject (giving | name as WILSHER) , an American, asks for LOGINOV and. tells hia
that he. just wanted -to be suré ‘that LOGINOV would be in“as he -had calle
yesterday ‘(9 May). acd he had not heen in.’ LOGINOV tells WILSHER chat 9 May
is a Holiday and commemorates the Russian Victory in Berlin, Germany on Lo
9-May. 1945, WiLSHZK says he remembers thar as he was in the war in that
area at the time and remembers that. WILSHER wants: to go by to see
LOGINOV to pick up some passports, WILSHER also would like to invite
LOGINGY out to his house. LOGINOV says he can come by to pick up the
visas.
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10 second mecting, 26 April, he moved. in a lot faster than 4s customary with
po the Sovs, For this'reason I.wonder 1f possivly the Soviets are deliberately trying
. . toa get a lock at him indep ndeat from LEGMOV, who may well have buen reporting’
regulary hic Beste hanes with “wincaete
‘Ho understands ho- is” “not to be dangled 4n front of-Sova, and I told him that
aftur today's. tenis’ match, -ho is: to mak hinse)f unavailable for two or threo
_- weeks fof tennis (or the movies ) ‘and se that, kind of initiative. L is prepared to
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. ‘This “worded, however, allow “Us. to ‘plant: an Anerican gir). at, the “French Club if 7 :
WO wished’ and play” her into -Lts’ hands, Will discuss: with Paul when -he returns.
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le “Gantz. | First not April 22, 1967. lio agked my wife
: Pit ho ant an Apotiotn born i oxLoan frient outed. gobi us)
acest Sntuniaya tho tonnts courts aro filled. Tow ros
‘Tnatant at first unbil I rocognl at his Qecont and suspoctol . :
. «that ho tas ono of two porsons for wooa I havo plotures. on file. : a
oP yeidtty, Const. of tho USSR oubassy. re
Sennen ene
nn “Buseaptiplitty. Eagor to vislt t'o U.S, Possibly, in cane ee
7 Loposted Tv the wsorial things of Lite, possibly ovorly ae
“ oe ~ Antoroatod in girls, ‘Soons. “eonvincod of tho valuo of Harxian. stat
ee HL Dor gama ites "Very trioiylly and direct.” tiishos hits
. _ + Gabassy: onjos “xt rant privologos sucti as tho U,5, at the Roforna
: Club, Ho Uikes owvlar, vodka, and drtalis soveral boors quickly...
TT _ . _.Ho is a Litilo doaonstrative in gosturos of -hoad od hanis, 7 - ;
. 2. 7 Tb ia too oarly to oquate his goslires wth his attitudes or - Te
a! tho to; plea botua discussed. . : Doha Se
. Eyish. lo. is oagor to inpvove his English, which .
ho spots Tathor poorly, His gon Daitry speaks: only kt Tussian,
_ no Spanish or English. -
6. Diadata, His anager, ‘dh, 4a in an. Bryntsn school :
- An Hoscow. i . - . Po ae
Ve gross. Playa, but not a fan.
Lote ee ~ 8 ADs ‘at AGSe Ito ‘plays: cxcoLlon’: tomits for. Boncone who
wo “olains' ‘hovhas pliyod.1oss thah a your and novor-uom than once -
: - “aqeok. lio has tho face, build, ani carr lago of atrainol *
“‘athlove. Ho has the brutish look of @ boxol or wrestlor., ~~
Ho has tho grace of a mtmeal athlote., I would cuoss hin to ~~ -
bo wnusually strong. Ho boxed vhon OUNsONs plays biskote
re ball and volbyball. ee a 7
= 7 : 9, Sywmntsh, Syoats ood Spanish’ ‘Studied for ono your “¥ he!
in hescov, ,
10. Desire. for cont: nek. Val proposod hat. wo noot
romularly for tennis ab 10d hours avery Wodnosday, Ho
* askod Lf 1b bothored ro to be soon with a Soviot. Ho said
_ 7 .. Eany US, diploaats soosod to shia hin. Ho also sugrosted
that wo not linit our contacts to tomis bub that wo go
4 oa). £0 a nevio souetine with ow: wives,
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es AL. Plotata, Apparently has Liaited income, Ho has noo ee
ae _. °° gorvant, no IV,.no toloplione. — Do ; Bo ie
ie - 7. We Igonova. “Val soonod sonouhnt cool about ‘the Leoriovs a ;
ye ES Te Naturally ho knows thom, but doosn't sean to consider them ”. — oo ; ;
“L. Porsomilty. Doos not guokd. hace Ue Doe oe, -
PN ee UA. UB Trip. . Val 4 going te Moscow in July, Ho = i
OO - wants to spond-2-to 3 days in‘tlow Yorks Ho said he had road
te hee . much about Now York but wanted to: coo it for hinself, |”
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re Contact. Upon leaving tho club, we saw ani grooted, 0.
Doe ae Val at poolside watching his Gon owin. H6 rowinded me about. -
; our Wodnésday dato. +" re Poe aE Tae
a . © Bppi1 26, 1967. V600.hours
JS or Le Gontagte Our tonnis ‘date.
a 4 : _ - : te Ato a 2. “Information. 7 _ _ 2 _ oP
yp =? val askod 4 I had ooaasion to go to-.
a : ta, . _ tho U.c,: eabassy and 1£.I-know anyone in ‘tho obassy.
cee Panaxored no to both, ey
Be FRE. Val was still concorned about my innocence |
ool. ard lack of foar inieing seen with a Sovict. I.
joked about not cooing any FET in the area. He
blushed ard said ho really Inew. that-thore-wore . . °
. : vory many FBI agents here.
G. Erbassy tolosiono. Val roquestod that I not uso
his cubaissy piono number on his calling card. Ho
- axplainod that he is all over the. enbassy and that ”
4b Lo difficult to locate hin. aa
D. Aneriean cirls, Val asiod ze if T mow any Ancrioan
the ty SD, being s,s Gs “hero. Ho sugested I bring two for our tonnis
Cand WS. Sepa te bases # _ dato, Ho tants to neot U.S. girls to practice his
Bata ahaa eee English. ie said that in ono your hero no has failed
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mo, ono.glri to civo-hin Jossons, but ho folt she ~
tee aeked background in granzar, I kidded hin and”
“Ts agpllod that’ ho 14s looking for ‘souchhing nore
- . than English ‘lossong and that Mexioan girls struc:
oy Jo as boing. far soxior. Ho Recogtod the inmnucide
cet Ahat his intorosts in girls ws nore brotd than just
“Janguago training, but ho Inslstod ‘on U.S. girls.
~Svoblany dofoction. Val.gaid that the Svotiina |
~ -doroctloi botherat hiny Ho feols tho U.S, bought.
Syotlaaa, ‘that sho 45 dinsy and-that hor doféctiton:
aA hit U.5,— USSR. relations. “I -offdred:to ‘be
Boucht-by tho USUR to.balance the defectlons. Ho
_.. SM T was ant b vorth anyliting to tho USSR. -.. :
“. 5 oR, -Biins. var 1s going out of town this wockond., Ho a a
* ius in Aoaleo recontly. ae . a
'. Os Enowm at aii, Hany: poopie crested Val at tho,
Olu. - - ; . wy
He ahbtssy hele v5. Val said tho onbassy would ve
closed fay 1% ond that no rocoptions word pla: anol, ~.
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- Be Sasso optibi tity. ates is’ aivViotavaa. Ho believes that -
_ US, politics aro“lv tho hands of 16 non, tho Rockefollors, ote, -
” -Shoso-nch nake: ferhwios off military amanents and want the jar
‘. to continud, “Ho elaisiot that -Viot-faa_is a civil mir fos storod:.
by tho US. . To U.S Se -enntent win. bocauso ‘tho U.S. has foried’
van artifiaial baxelor dividing; ono jeoplo. IT suggestod that it
was nob wilike dowuany Wiich Ls £4 ond poosle dividol., Ho’
, SOOMaL Annoyort at the coaparicon ant tried to explain it in vate
conplox toras-wiich I cioso not to dobate, I told hin politics |.
, discoura: sod no‘ since T-Imetr frou history that thé actions of
~ today are governed by socrot azrocionts wiich wo will not bo
privolozed to lear of for another 50 or 100 years, Yal rn
hast sono to say that ho did not insist on talcing about polities. ee SE
i at any tine I should like to discuss politics he Is at ny foe por gt
disposal, but is’ willing to discuss anything at all. Lo a
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¥.S, has nny socrots thore to hide, I said that ho ws obe oe
viously ' a duyerous por 3Ons
5. iyletrlont. ¥ Val. spoke of his girlfriend in Moscow
bo * Whose sister ie dyin; of cancer. Ho usod tho word "girl. . :
x . . Sept", but his Enslish alght be woal hore, Ho wi,ht have :
“oust a’ foanle aequaintance of his wifo and‘hin. oa
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- which proves that tho U.S. cannot win in Viot-Nan——a poople *
dofonding its om land against invadors.
. 7 5. Porsomlity., Val.plays potter ‘toanis than I. Ho drank.
“-—thyoo-boorg asbor our tonnis, Ub 113 he who insistad that wo go
to tho bir aitor tomnis. Io told soveral jokos, soig alldy dirty,
sono fairly good. Ho wilt: got moa copy of Sovict Life which -
-disensses Soviot tonnis. Ho paid for the ball-boys and for the
: drinks. His Anvostuont was about 16 POS0Se, ; i
© "6, plondata, lis wifes nome is Aloxandid, Sho is bothered” — ee ne
Dot. _| “by tho altitude. Ho-drived a groon Chevy, 19 D\ Kis wife nn oa
SOEs tm -- speaks 1littlo. Spanish. or English, ‘and. sone Fronch. He. As.
: ts thing sbonetary’ an _shargo of visas to, tho USSR. |
aa 1, Tryin= to recruit US, secretary. rt would guess that ne
“Val. is tryin, to Stato tho rajuiresents for his U.S, cir. |
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the U.S,: oubassy.: He wants somoone with culture, good know= - me Fo
lodge of tho lanzuago. Ho did’ not dony, nor confim, that - °
his tntorests aright be anzorous, but he. rojoctod | the idea. of. .
: Anyone but.a U.S. typo. oan :
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Me TE Se Le. jtovies: cane). Tod. Val had suggested that: wo go to
: a ee tho movies tozather. When ho loarnod that oy wifs onjoys -
Soviet noviog, I cited sevoral wo had’ soon, ho Suggested that _
oan wo all soo tho movie now at tho Vorsaillo. We agreod, Ho. then ;
“a. @alled saying his wife was sick. Suggested wo wait until next
". wok. Roalayied ue ‘of our tennis dato noxt Yodnosday. :
z os ot : 1. Contact. I playod tonnis with a eliont. Hy wife playod. :
. with an instructor, Sho nentlonid to ne that shile wo waro still
playin; she saw Val who had dropped off his wifo, anothor woman
ani Biltry, Val ws very friently, bub negloctod to introduco
1 : his wifo or hor friend. The wife nodded, On leaving the club :
Val was yoturning. wo spoko for sovoral soconis contiming our
date for Vodnosday. He nade no effort to introduce the nan with
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1967, #21, 513,, captioned “Travel of Sovicis".
the travel of the iudividu:
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Booth, Anierican Constilate,
authovities are exercising stri
. Sovict vessels and trins ashore by m
- - ¢- Loginey recently met Bouth at Lopez
jand asked Booth if he could do so:.e
Mexigan ek fic ials-to permis crew kobe OVS
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received concerning ‘this matter,
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"at these fabulous prices, but I said I didn't need anyiat-*:
, greetings in English.
“subject about English Lessons for his ‘B-year-old son,.
- with his classes that afternoon, :
- about 1830, howe ver, LOGINOV. was just getting ready to leave
. They finally did 30 on 11 April,
' office about 1830 and stayed. 15 or 20 minutes,
“8 year old gon whom he wanted to learn English.
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thing) visited TROCONIS at Kodak to take advantage of that ~"°
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the morients I did say, howéver, that any relationship that
of interest to us and I'd ‘like “to have Subject vemain alert,
heard from ‘either the Soviets or TROCORTS »
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the rirst office off the Reception Room,
in the Reception Room and said that he'd like to speak to.
“said fine, and it was. agreed Subject would drop {rite LOGINOV' s
‘office (1.e., off the Reception Room) when he was through
when Sub fect returtied
and. it! was agreed ‘they'd. try to eet together another tines
Subject went to LOGINOV ts
LOGIXOV in
8 very relaxed and casual manner, explained. that he had an
He caid the
stated that
they were going to Moscow on vacation in July and would be
back in August, and he consequently didn't want to begin the
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hat he would like Subfect "to go to teach” the boy, the
in “plication being, according to Subject, that the Vcssons |
were to be given at. ROTEOV' 8 hoine, Ic Subject ‘couldn't
give the boy Lessons when it came. time, ROGInGV said he hoped
“Sub fect would be able to recoumend someone ‘else. Sub fect. said
he'd ‘be hasipy to teach the ‘boy af he had times but that it was
of course too early to know whe “her he would “dé able. to. PEt -
nn aim into his schedule in Auguste . ‘WOGINOV. said he ‘understood
LOGINOV added.
. ‘and they -conld talk in specifics: in August. ©
only that he planned to pick up a special text Cor sot. of. 7
a * texts) for. teaching. ehitdren | English when ‘he * ‘was in’ Hoseow. -
“6. Subject sald that LOGINOV had a pile- “of ‘perhaps 202 35.
passporta on. his desk on 11 April... Subject commented on. — - a
LOGINOV's apparently heavy. Work load, and LOCINOV rerlied
casually: "Well; you know there ‘are a lot of Feople who want a
the ” -
to visit the Soviet Union." He continued that most of
; passports on his desk weré’ ™ Noxican, but "several" were Anerican,
ee He then began shuffling through the pile until he came ‘to one
belonging to an ‘American’ girl. Hie “opéned the passport.to. : ---
‘her picture and showed it to ‘Subject’ as (an iUiustration. - -
Subject said” he couldn't make out the name) ‘but the nicture a
“was of a good-looking, blondish eirl saho appeared to be. 23
This was the only passport LOGIN OV showed
‘or 2h years old,
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Subject, and the voreersee topio vas thereupon dropped,
: the ond of the conversation, LOGINOV stated that he certainly ,
i _ would anpreciate it 4f Subject could teach his son and he'd
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gould. probably make: tine Af we considered 1
I ‘told ‘Subject | ‘there vas a good chance we would a
- case. ‘pot ‘to. “give LOG
__ RAZANTSEV “said thie Ambassador was too busy.
‘yiade_ of - ‘his wifes .
delegation end probably would not >
“get torether again with Subject in August.
6-1 asked Subject if he thought ‘fe would, have, time to.
Subject. said it “was impossiole to tell, but he
t inrortant enovgh.
nd in: any
Inov a negative answer ‘before | consi) ting.
that LOOIKOY : WAS. KGB. -and.. gne:. of the, moat. able: -
“relations with him. ;
“during the reporting penteds
Te Subject conducted 11 classes , at the ne Soviet Exbassy
we 28 ‘March :
15i5=1700 - -- “BEDRIN, GoNCHARENKO, ROMANCHENKO
"1700-1815 — _KAZANTSEV. BAZAROV and his. wife were
rom. 1700~1830, but
suppos_ ed to have their first class f:
‘No mention wa “s —
(Tae BAZAROVS! classes are scheduled for
ateys, and Rrideys 3 from 1700-26305 ‘Classes, for KAZANTSEV ,
ENKO are scheduled : for ‘rucsaaye
and! range)
30" Marchi ; ;
3545-1700 BEDRIN, “eovcineMo, ROKA ANCHENKO
nwo
1700-1800 = -- KAZANTSEV « ” RAZANTSEV said that. “Bazaeov"
the Soviet Petroleum Congress _
expected to be. tied up with
e able to make his 1700=1830°
class on Friday, the jlst., If not, KAZAPTSEV said, GONCF AREMKO
would use the. time, sirice he was gomewhat denind BFDRTY and
ROMAN CHENKO,
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‘PELEA. (P=. Jad :
, oF the two: German witnesses ‘to his. marriage. However he does have’ ole
e ‘friend; a’ secretary ‘at Telefunken where PELKA worka.- He will — wo
: s eheck: this’ sir ao eleit information on PELKA. . ;
we of. LOGINOV. ee
- OGINOY to dinner. in. March 196 ny :
— “ to-Hexico after wi, TT. ry aot
in Germany. ye pes
aa "Hits father’ is a’ Dr. of chen atry CO
. ‘from Stuctgase. “eho: recently 3 came. to: ‘Mexico. . HIEGANDT owns’ rn a
. ar bas a controlling “{nterest in Barnices Aislantes, 8. As, located cote
. &t Avenida Tolteca ‘176, This company manufacturem pla ee a.
“_” insulating materials. He-livea -in’ Coyoacan. p Per ae
‘"yecently had: built, .Europa 26, Subject dislikes WIEGANDT whom one de
_ describes: as a pushy, ambitious businessman. The. implication ‘te - ot
that he is: unscrupulous’ and ‘would do anything. for‘a~buck. Subject = | -_
- doesn't know. anything, ‘about: ‘hia: politics, ‘Subject wid obtain , |
nore background ° information. -on him, a ; ; “so. ys
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” arranging a “meeting with, her: was, to do 80 in “such a way thas she,
~ would be either: disinclined. or unable’ to say anything. to. LECOZY-5 . .
a or anyone éise “about, the: meeting before it took place. “It Was
meeting she couia” “be. persuaded to wees: the ae
“hoped® that. at. the:
‘contact to hergelz
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at her aartnent, that: -noPning about 15. self
as an. “officer. at the American Enbaasy3 stated there was a.
- matter ‘on. ‘whteh- I bagught she might ‘be able ‘to, be of sore, help.
..bo, the Enbassy, and asked ir she by ‘any change were free ‘to have
: : . E lunch with me tha Sey ‘or, if not, ssuaenouransnenenpepeoneen ;
COP igs.
if ve could arrange, ‘soretiitig else. “Subieet professed dismay’,
“that the Anerican: E: assy even knew she “existed, let: aione that oy a .
; "sue then a
she could. poseidty Se of: any help to the: Sanuee
The gladsesy..
aark air pulted straight & baék ‘from her -toreliead. |
expe’ £ ropsheady and hair r style gave: her’ a sonbtetteated Look.
a oe off: her glasses, to be ¢ quite’ atthactive, aid - 1 is reasonable _ - re
to assume that, Eoctrv As attracted bY. more, than her personality. ”
“he ‘The fipst 15" ‘ainutes were ‘tough going, ‘Subject was”
—_ detenaive ta. ‘the t point < of posttiity and ‘sovalliy 4 unres|
ital he tedlataleen, tae LRT er eae ee
© rep fed “directly, bet. tn a: , tetenddy Harner that through routine. ,
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ve tization, it had come to. our ‘attention that she had a
SR, a ‘goéial relationship with valentta LOGEROV,. T ‘continued that wate
her ‘personal lure novitally wouldn't be of. any eoneern to the =~ en:
American Brbassy,, the fact was that the Soviet “Embassy in México . -+ oy 4
(City, was a masor base for espionage and subversion against both |. _
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cearet eantietver ht moan tie ete epat
eae sone eat “Ase
Mexico -arid-"the United States~ahd that LoaTXov was one of the
: Soviets! nogt able and active. intelligence officers, - One. of the” ae
areas where. he was most active, I ‘Sontinuedy was. in establishing.
relationships with young ‘women like herself, ‘For thts PUrsose,
0. sald, he ‘used various Maes, alternatively gelling girls he:
: Was’ unnarrteds divorced, or that His. wuts 8 ‘was. in ‘the Soviet
_ (This: be Tee first’ expression. of. any kind: fro’ oe
sab geet, whe anited ‘faintly. when I mentioned his. using ‘the. ce
Le that his wife. was in‘the USSR... According - ‘to LICoz¥-5,.
* this: is, ‘what Lod: mow. had told’ Subject. ), Encouraged by the fact,
that. Subject was ‘at least ‘Listening, ‘Tt vent ‘firther into- the.
- gerfousness of. the Soviet presence’ ” in- -Mexied;. hitting hard, the
: ‘fact that’ ‘the ‘Soviets trentened: ‘the security ‘of both the US
_ ‘and Mexted, ‘tnaividually and edllectively. When I finished, ”
ra Tt ‘told Subject that I was, telling her all this both 30 ‘that she’
+ Be “To: ny. disappointment, Subject. reniied with undiminished ©
Ov a: a
“aetengiveiess that. ath ‘right, she had gone. out’ ‘with “LOGIN
vel’
; of - , few times, Because of het joo" as head of East Fibopean
Os at Mundos - Tours, ater had: “net. and had . to deal. with: Loginov on
visa matters, One day he had eagually aaked it she were thee”
that night an nd had ‘Lnvited her’ out. Re. had always’ been helpful,
4 o “to her ‘ana’ she felt it was good business. to accept, the invitations.
In all, she hea gons out with him "three or four tines” ~-eeually
_to dinner, - the movies, a coffee nightcap, ang then "always:
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_ straight home.” Sha adnittedly enjoyed his company. She -censidered —
herself "an intelligent person," and wouldn?t go out with gust
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Po : ee sone
Py _ anybody. “He too “nad to. ‘be “intel gent and had to be en enjoyable
He was Nextremely intetligent,™
_ companion, Log FINOV fit this ‘ptt,
very: odnatderate, an interesting conversationaltet, completely
-But thathe “all
* unltke the ‘asuar {1l-rannered, ‘voortsh Soviet,”
That's absotutery: ait. ‘te’
“there was to sheir relationship, _
‘They never discussed polities, and” even: ‘e LeGTFOV
was to ‘Ate
“vanted to do $0, ahead refuse, because she had absolutely no-
“interest in politics.” She had her. own life to lead, and what:
one. side sata fade no more dent: tn, her. than what, the other side. a i
“salads 7 Reflecting. for a ‘morent on the abov e Subject ‘then added”
almost disgustedly that “when she began seoing LOG INOV * ‘she had ee
more” or Tessed expected ‘thet her name ‘would wind. up in ‘the aa es
American Embassy's files. . aa
a 6. Subject said all of the | above as | though: she were on the ee oes
stand and, showed : no intention of volunteering any. more. oe pte
consequently felt, ‘there, was not much. nore I could do with her
and that Tr had foreclosed any poesibilities there- ritgnt have.
oach, whatever “the right one. may. have. of.
been with the wrong a
¥o oredver, at. thls moment, a well aressed Mexican
Been.
Looked to be in his early ‘Sots came ‘up to: the “table, greeted
Subject, “apbarently
oan Sub ject, “and “tnvited himgeif to Bit. down. -
as surprised as I, introduced hin ‘as “Alejandro ALVARIZ (no - .
‘Station traces): of. ALVARZ z AUTOVOTRIZ, a lécal firn which makes |
| 7 , ~aprings for ‘Volkswagéns. Subject told me later that his father - a
Alejandro, according to Subject, had once . ca :
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Subject also sald that , Alejandro and his
“here in Mexico, City.
Tours, and that Alefandro — a Cotes.
- firn were “good’ custoners: of Murdos
‘hed in ‘tage just inecently returned.
tron a three week. trip. to.
“Germany. -, le spoke. sone Epglish. : .
: oe ‘The appeaPance of ALVARE BZ, who! by. now was centering his
the girl. Ab ft worked 1 out, “hevevers
“getting: angitere with,
bis appearance. had just the opposite effect, ‘Because. it provided:
more than an “hour: of: conversation on sn, Anoreaé ingly frtendy
By her second. aptnkey, Subject was “even, _ eo
and personal “Levers -
“asiaging a few Laughs. Eventually we got onto ‘the “aub fect, of.
‘thania: to. the ‘tnformation “supplied by- ee
TeFaely, witch
I knew she had. visit ed ‘and shad become: romantically’ ifivolved.. Ce
with, . ,she herself dethg. half ‘Tewisha I expressed considerable
Anterest in her trip and ‘Tardel dn generaly. and she seemed
delighted . to tell me “about: both, It then. turned: out” that her
hother=-whio Subject. sald is a: U.S. eitizen--had lived in Moldavia; _
had fola her. Gaughter vivid: “stories of: ‘pogroms ‘carried out (by
the Tous, and had ‘fled Rumania before the
The fact’
the. Audotane agsinat
Anvading Russians ‘(evidentiy. ‘during Worla ‘War. il. yo
that I had. been in Rumante and Moldavia was good for ‘atiother-
ten minutes of conversation and: seemed to impress Subject ‘far ne “oS
‘peyond its worth, ta: any event; vy the tine ALVAR FZ left,
Subject and I were on. a first nane basis . and’ she was telling me
mate gees
" how -glad she was she had met: meesall of which I attribute to a en
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luck (ALVAREZ, wao even quietly paid the check when ‘Jeaving)- sna
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ana ALVAREZ: claimed greatly to have admired, and Subsect's ; ;
experience in the U.S se» wher e she attended Zont ‘State: “Univerdity: a
‘She statéd at this tine © ‘that she regarded, the. U.S se ‘as:
She also expreased. love. ‘for Mexico and’ ‘together ae
in Ohio,
8 second tome...
WLR, “ALVAREZ,: took” pride in pointing to Mexico's progress: a
% Following ALVAREZ! departure, Subject: léoked at me as)
though I were a “bad dog or something and asked in: a ‘seolding -
one ‘how z could. have: ever suspected her. of cooperating with’
Ye ‘replied. that:
, Loo 1wov., “NGy, she. Just: couldi't understand: Ate
rr: hadn't suspected her and> Feminded- her. ‘that: ‘I hadatt Erce rele ——
ce nee aid, I then ‘said more Seriously, ‘that ‘there’ was, one “thing, tha ¢. ‘
bothered the, however, Ons the one hand, she. told me she Loved
yet on the:
, Mexico. “snd “regarded the u. Se ‘as her second country,
other, she claimed to be totally apolitical, The Soviets in
a , Mexico, I repeated, were working to underntne both: countries,’
and proceeded to go over. again. much of what I had said earlior.
“I stated that’ at was. incredible | to me: that Soviet activities in.
T had contacted her,
Mexico” didn't maXe ‘any. difference’ ‘to her,
“T said, net "vecause T had any’ svspieton’ of her. but ‘because fron
the little I knew of her a shad hoped shetd cooperate in helping |
Subject -
us. learn more about LoGTrov and his activities ‘in Mexico,
_ thereupon protested that there was notaing more she could tell
oe _ One, She had told me everytaing worth telling’ about their ” a
Moreover, she hadn't seen him since, Christmas time, ‘
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H i association,
- , LOGINOV was smart, never talked about anything sensitive, and
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an even renotely suspicious or
; . he had ever’ asked her of
: interesting nature nas whether she had any friends at the mee .
Anésican Embassy Se satdéd she had rep lied tartly. _that she had. ~
friends “everywhere, ard that LOGINOV hadn't bothered her with
OO such questions since. in short, she atantt, sea how she’ ‘gout | oe
T reviied that singe ‘ge. was, tr whe. need ‘the helpy: Lo
oe 7 . de of any help.
“thts was for me to” deetdes-that wiether, she Likea: it ‘or not he,
: was. ia éontact with. sa irportant Soviet Asberlige nee ofticer
Poppers et ag setae ann
who. was of great interest. to, the United States, and ‘that. now:
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ee ee rns that I wmew her better, rT was ‘eonfident she had the Intelligences
ee b o 7 - , and fedgnent. to help use a aia not want to interfere in any : *
Nor até I really want’ her te: ao" anything * coe
ML rt:
-_ _ way, in cher personai Vite.
rt) the. sense that: she would, have to. go. “out. of her “say.
, possible during her. a 7 .. fal
ys : wt o “wanted ‘was that ‘she be as s obser evant. a
. noztal: contacts: ana dates with LOGINOV, ‘to try to see into the me.
sat ve “probler "3 were, whether he
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weer eaten mn Pec natence.
man, what made hint Bek,
was, satisfied ‘with his work, ‘Row he Liked to. “relax, what. ‘did
he enjoy, what did he” want, ate. Then after each substantial’
: aan “"- gontaet, most probably a date, Ita Like ‘to Have the opportunity.
oD over leneh or wherever it be ‘and “discuss
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to sit down with
. her dbservattons.- this’ yas au I was. asking.
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: t . an
. aa her: if we were to obtain any “worthwhile results, one thing: was
“he : essential... Subject nodded at this point and interrupted:
; "ry know,. keep quiet." I exphasized that this. meant with oe : vols
} everyone, indluding ner. fanily, her friends, her boss and her Y a
: i e " Go«wor Kers, Subject assured me that she could be “pelted upon. :
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set. up a luncheon. date after her next dste with LOGINOV. - . a vo
MALL meet at the: centrasce to the! Pergola at the. time and date | _ oy 7 4
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specified, i gave her
“ther name Pits when ealting. . :
12. There “are clearly: two. ‘essentials if Subject 4 ry +6 ; a
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7 ‘develop: into : a worttinatle, asset. First she ts going ‘to: have. tol!
“Sgome v up with rtore Anteresting ‘observations ‘than simoly that —
Shé may be ‘able; to “ao this. by becoriing: ae
yee near eee aaa oo ene hem eee epee
" LOGINOV “is shert.
. more ‘diligent. and careful -observér-ahich I think she is
1 Re mn tahe nema
capabie of--or “At may require ‘an. effort ‘on her part to develos
One possibility ‘tn, the:
“a elosex relationship, with LOSING,
oe . “latter direction ‘ta to. prevat2 upop her ‘to ‘bécone more. intiaate:
On the ‘basis of
. “with LOG INov ‘than shé ‘now appears to’ be,
“atoor5ts opinion that she probably sleeps around, this migat.
‘Second,
be ‘possible, although it is much: too early to 876
_She strikes me. as a very indégendent -
2 fae hen eres YI ae
_— Subject must. prove eqoperative.s
vend strong-willed person;. and: there, ‘ta no. guarantes | She won't
change menaaiy her mind | 8 de ‘only what she feels Like: doing. ~ _
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. Haxeh. 1967'a sian. who appeared to be an Américan atoppedat ~ = -. Bos
the Soviat ‘Embassy ‘in Mexicd City to-talk with. “Soviat- Consul. oo 2
_ Valentin ‘Bergeye ich LOGINOY. -Thé man did not enter the
“|. Soviet-Eabassy. “He'-waa- driving what-appeared to -be a late Peete
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on : ‘Date of Naturelization ~ 11, April 1956, Supreme Court of N.Y, et Rochester, NiY."
| Naturalization. Gartificate # THSTI55
7 Bue ruency. Addresses. ang Address: Mrs. Freices Le Patuel, wite,, sai ada ia to
“Local Address: “Sieire: Grande -907,: Lomis, Mexico 10, De Pe. wo .
‘Address fa in U.S : - 2 River Weadov Prive, Roctiaater 23, R. ba -
i _Goeupatton - Manager _ — _ .
rn - me sravet name of. father, date and place of nis birth . Barique PAIEL, ©
wa aa Valencia, Sain Wationattiy « "Spanish -
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P . “Name -or Spouses Frances Le Patuel, Madrid, ‘Spain, ae Deo. 322! ‘(U3 father) us Cit. :
ae and plsce of marriage + 18 Maren 1950 7
"Wire! ‘ative bora” _
: : _— -Date of last arrival ‘In ‘country - 20 Fed. 1961" : a
ae ~'Pp #52h029 issued 15 May 1957, Wash : ne . * ~ a . 7
‘Wares of ehildyen, daves and places of births
* Raymond a B February 1951, Rochester, Ne ¥en npr Se
“or Residence outside: u. S. ‘ince. Natz :
U. 8.3 fesidence: since Nate. a
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. “Mexico _ 2-20-61 | i
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1 Mar 62 Appl for ppt & reg '. Le ee . ve cee :
|, 3 Mar 61 Pot #2042590 iss valid to 3-2-6 reg. to same date, Wife included in reg
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to. invite hinself, His wife and the RZADZINSK1I couple down ‘for. ,
the day. on. 5 ‘March. _ They arrived. on 3 March | at About 1100, ‘stayed’
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pos "ay BESABER reported. that Mra; RZADZINSKA i three, woaths |
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‘BEWEEP is the. father. He cited tho. following as ‘evidence +
~ Q). Phe: BZADZINSKYS admitted they they had. been.
“ narried, ‘for over. five: years, yet this: is her first ‘prognanoy...
oe, RZADZINSKI was ‘totally unattoiitive to Mra.
Rg. BRSABER: and his wife. assume that after so many years of
. waiting for-a-child, Mrs. R ‘should havé shown ‘more concern for-
; and interest in his’ "wife. Me
oo Sol 0 gy -nakewiees Meo RS was! totdtiy atsintérested ‘ta.
the faot® ‘that he 48 about, to ‘becone.a: —_
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: (4) BEWEEP, on ‘the other hand,. snivel'6 concern for.
“urs; R. when she went to. sleép th the sun. “Fwice he suggested |
that by’. Re. wake her up ‘Bo ‘phe. d. not get ‘burned. He didn’t. |
eo @): ire. R.. appéared ‘Yatorested in BEWEEP. When* het
wont swimming, Mrs. BR followed, proceeded to _juap’ on him and .
oy frolic in the water. Ud. ‘R, ‘paid no attention at all. -—
~ (8) tira, R. sat next to BEWEEP at lunch, on purpose), mY ;
1 kept looking. at BEWEEP lovingly. r, ’ . :
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2, asked t {beredulously, whether. the really mesnt,
( “BEWEEP thid), She then went on
to. say ‘that _BESETON' was the. n ceat fan. 4n the world, “Y doa't
know what he is, but he’s thé nicest man ih. the world.” "He
“ jntrodiced “us to ‘another. American , (obviously SLINKARD) + whon wa: -
aoe Often, “but it's not. _ the Sis." eo.
. - eo Joinéd- by BEVEEP, ‘urs, BEWEEP. got or? on the Russians.
Bhe” ‘éxplained that it was. difficult to undorstahd ‘the Russians ~~
| held so many ‘different views about life in general. She was |.
_ apparently particularly thinking of ‘the sense. of distrust in the -
: _ > ° Russian mentality. She said. that the: Russians here in the :
: _ Embasoy ‘simply could not believe that: the two daughters of the
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“oe @). - “READZINEKI was. ‘previously. stationed . tin Vietnain. as
-a ‘penibor of. ‘the ICC. <Anterproter), _ He’ speaks good. English ‘and: a
his. panien, although Hot as: good, ie Understandable. - Pete oe ta
ce an +) oe Ro doesn't - -underatand. why. the “ Amevicans are. 7 foo.
- carrying, -out the war they way. they. aré. Without an any way" : _ te
Set te. 4 eFitielziag the- American position, he did gay that he. found it. fo F
me et unbelievable that. they, aid pot des roy the. port ‘of? ‘Haipbang.
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ts — ‘spent one month at. the Danang * ‘air base; ‘apparently anjoyed ait. : |
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-BuWEEP apyarently did: not want ‘to talk about such ‘subjects. “
re 7 3, _ Comnente: a . ooo . . : sO 7 |
: . ‘We. bave. bo information to. substantiate the BESABERS.
— supposition | that. ‘BEWEEP - the: father of-Mrs.. R's expected child,.
"--Y teld- -BESABER: this, -I ‘may_ be. true , “but to have any, operational...
: eignificance,. ‘we. would’ almost: have o PROVE. it. an - .
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Tp, : tha. Rear ‘future’ to try to. ea 417 there. wis anything more ) to the
: above supposition. Gunch “now set, up for 4. April). . .
: ome * 'b: Tentatively, BESABER: will invite LOGINOV. to. ‘Cuernavaca ,
‘ . tor. 8 or 9 April-to look at houpes, ‘(for. Sov Embassy retreat) and — mo
play tennis at Colonel Higgins. (hea I will brief (88 socon as TFs
i can get hold of him). . . i
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Cole ‘the uz1Ngron ners” ar photos enciosed) errived, a9 erpocted on’ Februsry 135.
een 1-3 referencedjalrgraa, pehe I) dizcet. fron. La lavro, ‘and left. for: Uahana - - aie,
fcbruary ZL In Qallaste ‘The ship tad “placid to take a Canwisan-pssscacer— | Me
A Aexaner. Jo zat WLALCUARIS PPE & BESOO II yy taqued Toronto, 12/19/845 axet . YoU ee
3s : ge Clon paras cbhvag Toronto AABYp but. pe aisarreas*
bi ped ae “th = thanchans planned to, return ‘to Pexlea City Crow ~~
ye Cuda via the cha “tite: sty “and then gozo bick down. to- Neracruz- to eget’ ¥YXs. .
Sad: ‘wite tary ‘nis who. was to rerain horde The soxfoan ‘tourlst cards of ire :
get kk lke. “Blarichand éxsired February 12%, 15676. She local agent for the East
teted that, roccatlys the honorary, Consul of West Garveny a
ARAPEER 'Y Gerson -Ling. s
AENERICO = (a rival shipping agent)’ haa been! solag aboatd each. fact Cerean.ohlp to :
er an otfer all-poselble asststances on Jooxing into hk, eaid tha Sgenls, bea. 7
ER '¢ ~* #lécoverad | that: Vest Garnsaz'a- Tosreccntat ives ‘throughout the world, : :
ade have -besn ‘ordered, ‘to ace disers=
“CCA wherever East Gornshy ia hot represent :
Antexeate ee) well | #0 vest Cersan - Yo
“RAVE Oo etly in Tepresenteation or East Gerran
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; “2.RussTAN ay at, WERABRUZO: _
“qhe FOLSSIDLSTS! TAATIST MA Ges. Zoforenced “alestee -pahe2) sailed.
_ February 2, saying Bae was bound for ‘Rasburge. ‘Toe’ epeanoarapite
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sjeareh” veascd RIMUIL Lerbrascy (35 photos encioned) ar: ived Yobruary 265 - ont
giving, Celstodal aa-Qer last port, end ie expected. 7) leave late Tobruary 266
. Ga Tebruary 23¢ tho ‘perchant veecels. VLTLUSAL:S and ELCs arsived fa | :
“bs ask fro3 nusvitass Cubas. and adonay respect lvel ze Tho’ forner is to .
a: od ‘tona of corn-end tha Varter en: “eeticated 11,0C0S
ent loned ara onclosode, boxican, authorities
used | to lot Onjone on ‘or off.
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with the, wraiths issioa. shipss : ‘ea on_Fetrvary 27, wenting
: to talk to the Consul, who vas out of coins but shoved nd ‘Gnterest dn wabhiog apo
. fo. the Vice Consuls Cr Tebruaty 25, a local sKipains agent Introduced :
inov to the Yico Constiie ioguirov comptainot of thie. lack of hospitality =
< tho Soviet golentifte. ship by Petlean authorities, ‘conparIng this
with th Escalficont- yoecption the ship had, secolved Ain ‘Sen Ifanclacoy he a :
even asked Af tha énoriecn, Conaulata didate Bevo sone “Felationsh ip: weita,
teateaa Les crat loa: authorities, feplying. chae wo aight: ba able to help
_Losuinov, whd vag very cordial, “eal. Ue-bad' vecn Im Lexico Clrz ‘a yoay:
these .
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esd Bal? and lived. there. WiEh hfs. Lantlye -
with: aborts. ‘seda1adeblend, alto. and spore & Elusat “panteh with’ ‘fiuisalan BCCCRE f
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MEMORANDUM FoR THE RECORD”
1. As ‘arranged: Dy. ‘plone ‘co ‘met , -BESABRR: ‘in Latter 8. roi.
’” gt. the Hotel Del. Paseo, dates 23 and 28 Fobruary, Mrs. BESABER.
; was. present” at the second meet. BESABER piana to be. in Mezico.
: City on. 9) March and: ‘wh at all to- arrange meet. - on. :
i, co- picked ‘up BESABER's acoountiig for revolving. fund,” :
‘ yar reinburse hin at next meet. —
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1 4. Soviets - At. about. 1000 on 18 February ‘Viadinir Ivanovich :
seoundinche eter. phoned BESABER from Cuornavaca, BESABER had |
'+ ‘Rever mét hin, ‘before. ~ ‘8 ‘explained he: friend: “ot Valentin. Sergoyevich .
LOGINOV. (p+11712), that L unable ‘to make. it becasd’ Some’ people -
28 showed ‘interest in buying some of BESABER'g
g RESAEER, asked bin’ ‘to cong to factory. S
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‘ purehése, but rathor either for the Embassy. or operational “expense”
, deal. 8§ also. insisted. that ‘Purchases | be delivered to. Embassy, .
‘Rot his house,
‘3. . & invited BESABER ‘and’ wife. “to fray pay reception’ at the _
: “povies Bubasay (28. Feb 1967), saying that’ ho had. forgotten to -
bring. written invitation: but that it would be at the gate of. the
Embassy (BESABER: wag: reluctant .to (fo and I. thought at. better for -
. hin to not appear. overly eager 80 ‘he aid not go. )
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sh Before Xoaving (they stayéd about 45 minutes) 8 told
BESABER that vould probably come to Cuornavaca tke following
day, Sunday about noon. (he didn't.)
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girl, and dxove' to. ‘the. Aroséna (phonetic) hotel in downtown Poe
Cuernavaca; sitting” ‘the garden.of the’ hotel. at about: 1300. ©
- she spotted 8(vith Big shirt. off). sitting ‘at. ‘another. ‘table: .
-, conversing with a ‘nan ‘wlio -lodked - ‘Russian, apparent: age 25, thin, ne
“wavy :dark’ brown hairs /$'s wite also ‘present, ‘but 4 not, . “ SESABER |
left after aboiit. 18 minutes: without ‘Seleing’ to 8 although. x ‘mist
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| -. 2. Five: ‘other people, He showed up | at about 2545, atayed until 1890" 7
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with : ; - else.
ay adr “Wikhaytovieh’ ‘BROVKIN. ‘(p~829) and wife
“el. Borde’ Aleksandrovich MALAKHOVICH (9773) and wife
Bee Mra. Pavel. YATSKOV (P~885): " ;
20.7) Mies, LOGINOV (P-11712). ~ vos oe,
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. . 8. ~The ‘conversation : was. 5 characterized by a lot of
oy propaganda on "BROVEIN' 6 ‘and LOGINOV!s part. Although Vietnam was
not mentioned, le boanted ‘several - tines that the Soviets would coe
. Bet to’ the moon: first; «complained about - the. Kennédy ‘murder’ ~ =
ao anti-American vein. “BESABER ~*~ -
en “out of this theme, but with little ,
peandal; and. generally: ‘spoke
-, and his wife tried to Aaugh ©
success:
a 9.7 “At one. , point E BESABER néntioned an article ‘he iad receatly |
. Yead in Business Week about. the Soviet ear indiistry, - When he” om
told LOGINOY that the article purported - to ‘be based on CIA ‘
_ ‘information, L would not leave hin alone until he found the
“article ‘Bnd gave it to him.
10. LOGINOY was obvicusly the superior. of the three nen.
Neither MALAKHOVICH aor his wife said a word. BROVKIN, after a
few drinks (but. wot drunk) started moaning about the problema.
of. ‘life, néhtioned that the only thing that kept him going was hia
good wife and- children.’ At this point LOGINOV walked up behind
| BROVRIN’ sHKSXEKXXS chair,. practically lifted BROVKIN, chair and all, and.
said, "we must go." : . :
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- of the visit “€other- than to get a. free weal): was. to invite the:
_ BESABERS to_come ‘to. the Embassy- to sée Soviet ‘filme. Not knowing |
-how: “he: ‘should Yeact ‘BESABER™ was non-coamittal, ‘although bo couldn*t : :
-», Feaist.asking BROVEIN if-they had-any Westerns in color. (1: Lobe
” t61d- BESABER he should not goto movies-and if the ‘subject. Came. Me
-up-agsin to tell the Sova that: while he: Liked thom as people, - . CE
he didn't want to hear their propaganda either orally or ‘from ‘the... .
. sound track ‘of sone: lousy movie). 4
Bene 12... BESABER. is less ‘impressed by LOGINOV is intelligence than Be
heretofore, Between L's: and.B's- heavy-handed ‘propagandizing © : .
(especially in the capptalistic “ambiente” of the BESABERS). -
BESABER- was. less than impressed. wath their tact. -o ot
ne a. Ag’ fay as’ ‘the. BESABERa- could Hake out: the ‘enly purpose : ao i.
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“YATSKOV: was by. the: far_ the most presentable: She learned that the..
. YATSKOVe were on their’ ‘second tour in Hexico, that they liked
as Méexdco. (Mra. ‘BESABER is Mexican)... Mrs. BROVEIN related that they
. ' chad. one daughter (age 44) in Moscow besides the two. children with
then in Néxico.” . — . .
toe 14. ‘Plans for future got-togethers inclide only LOGIHOV.- -
Mrs. BERSABER wila- Yook for some housing for thé ‘Sova in Cuernavaca; i Do.
“EGRRAESS : whea ‘she has ‘found sonething; they'll ‘tnvite. LOGINOV down - ne
Sot to bave a look’ at them, There.-is-also the possibility of tennis, : i
1... “+ _@lthough both -BESABERs are loathe to take- -any Sovys to Mrs, :
“"_ ) SBESABER's tennis club practically all the members. of which are
Americane, 4 agTSs.” ve Moe et,
“Vs, The _BESABERS proposed and: 1 “second the ‘potion | ‘that 1: -
: contact Laurence Higgins, & long~tine ‘Station contact ‘and personal .
ces frigmiof the BESABFRs and’ tell them that the BESABERs are : oe
“ : Cultivating Sovs' in our behalf,” ask. him. to let BESABERS bring. nats
: ‘LOGINOV, XH and possibly others. to Mesix’ s court in Cuernavaca. Cot! -
Colina on 24 Fed, reparting among: other things that he would be in . an
Colima for another month or so. He ‘said he was working in the :
' office of Secretaria Particular of the Governor of Colima (tol:
' 2-04-11) and staying at the Hotel Costeno (tel: 2-00-35).
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On Saturday 28 I went to a party nt ‘the house of the areok
* Consul General Leander Vourvoulias, and I paw there Vindimir f
~ “Famuinov onenaed in a heated atecuseion with an americnn ah) a
. conml nhose name is Shorry. -Sherry waa aruing that there vere a
- on lot ef Odea “hi North’ Viet Netty and yqindnoy wha roy Ti
ae that ‘it was a pity” that ‘ough a big nation as the us ehould ‘be. ® f 5
fighting an. small | and poor nation, like Viet ‘Nam,
r had a talk. with Loguinov, who I think now je ‘an ohana
: of: consular. affaire and: he told ne that he th though ht: ft thet. nego
intone for the. cultural. sreement with: Moxioo. were etal |. 1
. going ony. “but. that - ‘those/no had been awarded. the fellowship’.
| naa already gone. But ‘according to what he. edid there: were, Li
_Teguinov wae with hie Fate and: ‘talicing about the Rot shot . ig.
- quite a few fore then ten. if eT wl,
allet, he told me” ‘that. I should have rang. hin up and he would: ie
have | ‘taken. tis, ne And” my wifey to see ‘the ballet and to “Bee
7 the dancers behind the’ ‘stages He paid “that the. vallet was’ a
coming : "to Cnnaad for the. fair end probably would cone neain to
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a the Ruasians. will give a. ‘porty, for the conse, film, and. ;
°° drt, dome tne during: February, , oe oe _ ts -
; Loguinov asked He Af r thought. that 5 some consuis ould not.
show up at. the Rudeian embassy a8 they did when they were invi-
ted by the Cubans. I told him” that the position waa entirely |
different ‘vecayse most countries had diplomatic ‘and consular
relations with the URRS.
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MEHORANDUM -YOR?-: itr. Nathan L.. Forris, ‘Legal ‘Attache peche
yew: «ss Wiistoni H. Scott
BUBSECT:, ==§ | sor. B oA
x. Reference - is. made to your memorandum. on Subject:
_ dated 37 February - 1987. ve ee ete So 7
a. This: office has photographs of threa American-looking
people-who visited the Soviet -Embasay -from-1320 to 1336-hours on
26 January 1967, and. who are probably identidéal with Subject ,.
his” wife and associate, Chyde, HHITWELL. They were driving | a
Tourtsn oar frosi Zacatecas, iLoense plates 8133<H.
‘3. It is believed: that. the Soviet: whe talked to Bunject
. was the Gonsul, Valentin | Bergoyovich | LAGINOY.
rats INFORMATION 18. ¥ROM. A CONFIDENTIAL SOURCE. TT MUST NOT
“BE DISSEMIRATED IN WHOLE O8 IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE
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WITHOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING. OFFICE 18 BEX ICO
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“a John Gc. PAGE as veing with Richard ny TOMPKINS y Asséeywotieny ||
_ elearty, the: predecessor of’. *TONPRINS, RaY, MARTFL,") | Acconding i
“to. Subject, Mrs, PAGE'S: mother As: Dr. ‘anita ‘BRENNER, “an ‘anertean,
Nexteo This. Yonth.* r “lr, FAGE looks. ‘to be
PAGE is half Jewish and.
and the editor. of?
35-ho ycars old and ‘his wife about 30.
PAGE consequently speaks
one of his parents was born in Russia . :
LIROBBIN=1 sav ,
“some! Russian: and spoke. a libtle with KUCHTROV.
- RAY a. ‘few days: after, the fin showing, cand RY mentioned, thet
-PAGE had told him that. KUCHTROV: had mhde a definite effort. to
make friends with him (PAGE), but ‘that. FA (PAGE) $4. no Interest
in, making friends. with Communts ta “p ; re
ae he -As “at turned out, Gulliver" s it ra ‘shown ater.
sally, as the. ‘ftin: turned out to de ‘tn very poor condition and kent’
“breaking, when. ‘run on the projectors In its place, the Soviets
showed a Soviet: film about a poor young woman in (Upth or early
20bH century Russia who. marries | a wealthy old man. and ts
The kids. and: everyone else:
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corrupted be her. new found ‘riches,
were. disappointed, but Subject found some sorsolation in ‘the fact
that, “the flick ‘at Least was, clean. ;
5. 15 February. On this date Subject’ and LIRORDIN=2 attended
ie 7a an evening recention at the Indian Frbassy at
LOGINOV
Sivject-at first
: en the'r friend K.D.” *EARASHAR, the Indian Const
SOKOLOV were “also there, voth without wives,
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fie added that ‘he had once ‘taken’ a few lengona from a "girl from an 2
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Corps: “gathering at. the, Soviet inbasays She went with the.
ae. ASHIARS Loco. was. “the: “first Soviet ‘€o greet her, but ae
i within’ a Lew hroments PRIKHODKO and’ RUCHEROV | care: niis thing. Me
Subject oid, that ‘LOdTNov séened’ genuinely. surprised | that his.-
" eolleagues already knew hers. but he dia not ask for an explanation
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fray, _PRIEHORFO, yo r8e. SoroLov, toor'oy made no: , areort to,
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(RuCH OV left an “pnvbtstion for ;
brought. along ag. her escort. |
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‘any ‘other. Americans: ‘at the” recertion. .
gubject did not»
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‘She talked wh PRIKIOOR Y Mra. PRIEHODKO, KUCIFROV,
POLGOV said he- had been. with PRAVDA for
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: aix yearss “put a blurb about the 16 February Consular
fimetion in THE EWS, on 19. F
LoGTiov ‘sald he hadn
ed if “she were going on
ebruary and vrough along a clipping
. for poemOvs. "t geen ity seemed, pleased,
~ and: thanked her. He then sik the, Consular
our ‘of the Mexican Hone® ‘show on
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“sdb ect ‘replied, why: outa she’ bes” “she “was
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to dre, and “consequent Ly: nade been. invited. oGINov renited
that he thought she anguta go. ‘and therefore he “was making: her: we
Bubject said that was | fine with her’
ah honorary’ Soviet gonsul.”
m at. the Home Show. AL told “Subject on 28
th HoaTtov, because he was
t able men in’ the Soviet Rmbassye
soe and she'd, gee hit
an. experienced »
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from its foreign policy, to it
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>to visit Cuba - as a. Journalist. Subject paid U.S. ° “foreign : rn (i
| Guba’ ‘many times ‘in the. pasts bu
: Pearl ‘atid flarold soNrs. of the: ‘Copley’ ‘news ‘Service, according to , f
“ according, “to Subjeat, was: turned: down,
“Pearl was ‘probably
; publicity out of hers.
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unfairly. trestiéa by bho ‘UsS_ press.
Pearl is” b:
(in TW: NEWS for’. ‘the | last yea Te:
visit the: American Imbassy on a March’ in “CA fy, * Hy eat
so :
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, from the State Department to make the tripe.
9. 32areh. Subject did not at, first aco LOTINOV on tho -
,,lione Show tour, but mid-way through the tour she felt a tap on
“her shoulder, turned and saw. TOG IT OV. They then walked along
tugether for the last 25 minutes of or 30 of the tour. . Sub feet -
thout
e ment lon’ of getting together, again. Subject said
any specifi
of the. time eritiotzing the U.S. .on everything. :
5. ‘trcatrent of. the. American Indian.
proerart ~yvmemrerrey mane
10.° Poarl GOUZATLEZ. Subject. told ‘ne on 8 nareh, that Pearl.
at. received perimtasion . “poneetee fron the. Cuban. Goverriment
curve’spondents in Nexico had applied for permission to visit —
t had all been, “turned down... ° -
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subject, were the. two most “recent American anplicants.
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Subject said ste “thought
given. permission. because the Cubans belleve
they: ‘can lead’ her’ a round by the hand and get some useful
Subject, noted that, P earl believes
hat he. has” been
Voroever, Subject observedy.
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womans ‘as her_ only ‘experience consists ‘of writing society articles
Sub ject said F earl dlanned to. a
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according to the Foreign Correspondents! Assoc, handbook, is a
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FROM, Winston M. Boott.
SUBJECT: Travel ot Boviete:
oy ma fe — a A weusitive; ‘yelitable: source has reported’ that: Govier,
a . Hinister. Boris: Alekgandrovich KAZANTSEV went ‘to Veracruz. on.
- 9 “OG . . 95 February (1967, and. that Soviet Consul Valentin- Bergeyevich
my LOGINOY. and Soviet Commercial Counsélor Viktor. Mikhaylovich ©
“IVANOV: planned to go -on .26 February. 1967 in. order to attend
- _ planned to’ be An. Queretaro on 27 February 1967 to attend a:
i “eoresony” ‘ato the university there. ~ . ue
7 Any information ‘availabie to your ‘office’ on ‘the ~
activities of these : ‘Boviets: in Veracruz and Queretaro would ©
be ‘appreciated. . . .
TRIS INFORUATION is FROu A ‘CONFIDENTIAL ‘SOURCE, rr MUST Nor
.BE DISSEMINATED IN WHOLE OR IN PART OUTSIDE YOUR OFFICE _
WITEOUT PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE ORIGINATING. OFFICE IN MEXICO
CITY.
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° DATE ‘oY MEETING: a9 February | 1967. oo 4
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se a: Subject reported’ that he had- had lunch: with ‘Loa1N0v -
as planted, ° LOGINOV brought up the following topics &
. an _ a: LOGINOV- brought up the Hamparte- article about CIA,
ty woe " subject chadn't read or heard of.{t. LOGINOV then said ‘this proved
_ io that CIA was very active and said they were active in Mexico, - a
27 He again asked Subject. if he had any friends: at the American
Embasay. Subject. for the nth tine told LOGINOV that he hadn!t-
been n> the American Embassy and. that an office. boy takes: care
“or visas, etc. at. the Bubassy, : ; ;
be LOGINOV then sata: at ‘he was “going. to explain. to:
Bubject the line of the CC of the CPUSSR on China.. Then followed
an ‘harangue against the Chinese which Bubject ‘stated. contained ai,
~Rothing that haan!t been in the: ‘newspapers. a: Si pee
‘ : ec. LOGINOY paid that he has a Mexican. gird whom he didn't .
-Adentizy and, asked 41f Subject would give her a job or fitd her . Lie
a job, Subjéct ‘asked about -her qualifications, English, typing, © °°
etc, LOGINOV answered that he didn't know. ‘Subject anid to send
her ‘around and he- would - see, To. date -she. has not appeared.
7 . (COMMENT : Subject” ‘gaid-he. has ‘no- intention of ‘hiring her, if ~ -
_ y she comes, but ‘thought Wwe would’ ‘be. interested - in ‘her identify. ~'.
Lot) Etola fidm to. find out: as mudh: ‘about her as possible. ‘However... . ;
1 since LOGINOV ‘didn't gay what Kind of a job she wanted or what he.
_ could do,: i will be ‘eurprised | if she comes.) . 7
po Ts a, ‘LOGINOV “went into some detail explaining to - Bubject
rn ° about . the party he was. giving at the Soviet Embassy on 16 February, Soop
ston - for the Consular Corps. He. then invited Bubjéct. yo L
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: between Now York ‘dnd Moscow in May.
., Soviets will fly to:
_~ asked about U.S, visas. -which, the Soviets have always complained: .
“LOGINOV ‘said that the Soviets. will be: ‘travelling.
BCHEVARRIA dinner. - _ ; ;
eso ‘days on 24 February. -
meeting. =...
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LoGINOV said that Aoroflot: service, would be inauguiated,
Once it is inatituted local
W..York ‘and catch’ Aeroflot theré. Subject ~
fron. M Mexico- to New. York ' on Air France. and Air France has ‘agreed -
- to: ‘handle ‘th hatter .of transit. visas’ with the U.8«. Embassy. ; -
LOGINOV: \dded:
at thie ° ‘local Soviets are looking: forward to the.
stop. off in -New..York which is much siore interesting’ than Montreal,
(COMMENT: If this’ works, out we will have good advance notice of
“Soviet travel from. Hexico And excellent ‘passport photos).
: 3. -Bubject wont’ ‘to ‘the: “party. ‘on: 16 February 1967 with. his
-: gechetary. and his triend,. Sinai. Rome, First Secretary and Consul
“at the. Israeli Embassy...
-wife attached™ herself ‘to hin-and took Gare of him for the evening.
He sav. PRIKHODKO briefly and " PRIKHODKO 's
He noted that: XATSKOV wasn't ‘at -the party.
4, - Rome Latroduced Subject | ‘to Jaa JAKOWTEC. The minute
JAKOWIEC heard Subject 's name,” he. asked if he.were from Mundus
Tours, They - then Gonversed in Pdlish, ° JAKOWIEC told subject
that- the Polish, delogation to the ‘Olympics ‘will come 6n the
- Batory and that the’ Poles are. building. a ship. twice the Bize of
year. “JAKOWIEC suggested that ‘they: get together for luach and
Subject agreed, JAKOWIEC said he would call Bubject in about
a.week. Subject. remarked that: ‘He isa sharp- guy and speaks very
good Russian, - I. told: Subject. that JAKOWLEC is thé UB resident
and instructed him not to’ go beyond a_ social. relationship. in ;
Sond manner. ‘Subject agreed. ce - bee ;
Subject: stil. has not heara anything ‘on ‘the ZABLUDOWSKIY=
6. Subject is travelling ‘to Los Angeles ‘on business for
‘On 27 April hé will go to Israel for.
10, days to -gonduct a. group of Mexicans who are going: to the
opening: of the Mexican Pavillion ata university which was paid
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_ for by’ Mexican Jews.
: 7. Per LIENVOY, NIKIFOROV called Subject on 20 ‘February
1967 and made an appointinent "“to-come to Subject's office at 1100
on 21 February. Subject did not mention this to me. I will bring
up the Subject of NIKIFOROV in an innocuous way at the next -
Freseis J J. COIGNE
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17. January
1545-1630. -= KAZANTSEL suggested that b Subject give.
ose Me ZAKHAROV. on ZAKHAROV used to be frequently. ¢ on SS. ;
: guard, aut n he AR 0,
“Be Subject condueted B: elasees at the: Soviet Tmbacey duriag _
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Subject has frequently seen Tocrwov in
the first office off the Recortion Room,
LOGINOV has received the majority of the
8.10 visitors who have come’ into the.
Recention Room thile Subject hag been —
there during the last years:
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Subject has frequently seen STRIZOV
jockeying cars ‘around, He has also — . : -"
geen. STRIZIOV go in. and out of the. .- mo,
gatehouse on. numerous. oceasionse.
Up to several, months “ago, SILNIKOV ‘used
‘to-o¢¢asionally be on fuard duty when»
S ‘Sub fect® ‘éntered and exited the Embassye.
‘Re has also. seen hin jockeying. cars 5
around | i ° .
o(g) 7 SOLOWATIN -- Since Subject has been holding afternoon
‘classes at the Fmbassy (stnce mid-January
1947), he has seen SOLOMATIN. on cuard
‘duty. every. Tuésday.and- Thnnsday afternoons _
He saw SOLOMATIN on duty only once in’ a
while before bhise -.. i :
Subject has seen: TICHNIN in the. ‘second
- office of the Reception Room two or three
times, He has never seen him recelve. a
visitors Lo. .
Subject has” - frequently seen YATSKOV in:
both the first-and second offices off: -
the Reception Room,: . He. has. seen YATSKOV: - ‘
.. ” peeeive visitors on a couple or occasions.
YATSKOV has been ofdasy present with,
"about: half the ‘frequency as LOGINOV, -
whether or ve |
“WIKITIN. a call to check on #uchuprem not he planned to resume
lasses,
KAZANTSEV implied he had no idea what HIKLTLH's plans a:
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" Fteata pica “GrLega, Heaos racdbtde numoroaae felicitactoses por la fie —
: ta ofrecida por el Hon. Conaul General de Grecia _y Pres. del Cuerpo Congas =” .
_ "Ler, an honor do los. nierbros da “esta organieacién que ba: aida atendida we 2 2 F,
_ per mho de clen personas, Desde tomprans, 01 dfia 28 de onsro, la roaiden=” : fo
. _€48 do nugatro Preatdéate on Paseo do doe Reforaa Ho. 2485, Tease, luger de “3 %
tan agradable reunién, ha aide colada do “genten que hea vonido a goaar- de
- . . _ ies. platillos griegos y de -hoo dailes y sfeiea pleas de este pale herman 7
“ot “S-"n0 que fueron presentados por in gtupo’ do Jovence dol-Chub Juvenih Heleno- .
_ . S Mexicano de oata etudad. Hubo derrocha de” ‘olegria y buen bunore Bo airvie
; \ ron "bourskazia", "dolmadaicia", _ Mioftedaicia’, "ponakoita”,. | Migouradiedes™
"yf warhag” otras: ospecialidadss gricgas y oo otras "euro, “Hotaxe “erandy%= oe
7 otren bebidas Ainterascionsics para ol delete de los presentes sntre loa
se aunles oitemon’ al Se., Director General del Borvicio Consular Exno. Sr.laia .
Alga Cojudo y-ou Qistinguida seflora, yal ar, §ud-Director éel atamo scr - on
vielo Consuler Lic. Rat Valoosvela 7 afore, adqakg do aunsroo Consaleo-= oo
‘eon aus cénsortes y Agrogedoa y Sactetarioo de las Zaba Jodeo Rutranjores -
an cate pifes La za0a y jardin dol Presidente oefor Yourveliag, debidameg
te Aluainados para gosta ocasién, presentobas un penorana auy bello, ask og
' i s so las cares alegres y felices de sus invitades que cof oa entusiaswe y ——
i : : . . alegrda centrituyoron al Sxite de esta reunlés. .
‘ , . * ° fiesta Tipica Rusa. RFuestro Honorable Cologa Ron Valentin Longuinov, Se « :
eretario de lo Haba jada do la U.R.8.Se, nos informa que as ast& organisaade
won fleatn t{pica Rusa pare el dia 16 do febrero préxino, do laa 19 a loa
21 horas, es ls*cual tendrenes la oportunidad de ad@airar los conocidos ba
, les y dobidas 4e origen Busco. So cath preparande un autride programa en on
ta ocnaiéa ¥ csperenos quc un gran nécoro do nuestros aeociados ¥ cua oe =
foras podr4s ateader a In davitecién del Colegs Loaguincy, que aork recidd,
Dasos las gracias de arton?no a nuestro que =
vs : da por olloa cportunarente,
rido compadoro Longuinsy por ou gentilera o interés on la organisasiéa dow
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que caporanca ork posible que un payor ‘alaero da Cénaulve, podria hacer +
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antitetonea,, . . m. .
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valor $ 150.90 v Ba estan preoentacdo pars ou eobres 8a ‘ano ao que, asestro’
dejar ‘eon a.
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Sverstarda un cheque por “eat valor, ° osviarto’ al &r. Tascrere’ Roporadle
. Frangotey Barrelet, sSnmul cry KSnare,. cuys Alrocoiéa ee3 Pagee de la Rotor.
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arSs H,-Crdas Gs Consul day Yunesua) a on, Corny’ PansaA, quien o la vez ea a
td Organizador de a Vv Convescdén Gonewlar Interqnord ;
Te . ‘. fevetdenve dyl Cox.
“TOA iavitendo-a loa ‘Alenbros do nuestro Cuerpo’ & ester presented ea-ée~ :
ta Jenvenciéa Coneutar Intoranorteana qua tenders “lugar on. la efudad | da -. :
vannith Los’ akon db ool 45 de. abril préximo. a °
be obs preperado un intereaantiaiao programa que abarce adawha de las ro ~
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i Loy de manera que ooparnaoa podor inforntr 21 Sre Prosidente del Coats - _ .
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ras podria abtetir & esta ventas
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nus etree Conoulus sonvta ‘al eatudic de Sste Dirsctiva, 1a pononcia o po =
nvociae que doeva presentar, sobre tenna de dnteres gonfn. Favor fe Abat-.
coroos nm la ver of Usted y au sefura wna asietir, pera hecor las rosor ”
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“Coste de’ ‘praaso y dol Hotel.
425,00, Moneda Americana, por porsona (la setera no paga).
To “gen a razdn 46. $20,00 NoA, Hijoa y personan neyoren a -rarén do $25.00 : . lo.
cada UAIs hoot -
dirigiz cualquivr preguata sobre ol anterior al “mocrite (01. _— u : mo
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* SUBJECT: LICOZY-5 |
45 February 1967.
DATE OF MEETING:
“4 a I ret and had breakfast with: subject : at the ‘Hotel.
Del Paseo from. 0900 to 0950 on 15 February. 1967, The ‘next
“hheeting is at’ the Del Paseo on 22 February at 0830, = cl
2, ‘Subject ‘reported that after a-hiatus of no contact:
with any Soviet since the end of December, LOGINOV called him
‘on 13 February and asked him for lunch on the Mth, Subject
wag ‘busy on the 14th but agreed to mest him on the 15th at ©
tha Cafe Escla, near Subject 's- ‘place of work. Subject. chose
a cafe rather’ then’a restaurant in order to keep the meeting
brief. _ Ha assured me that, other than being’ pleasant:, he | joelpes ceee
wouldn't ‘accept any” ‘aséignments. or. requests: for information: _
_ ' "3, subject said thatithe private dinner for influential
Jews to talk to ECHEVARRIA ‘at Jacobo ZABLUDOWSKI *s house
had not taken place.
goon since he is a very influential. man, may become President »
and it woulda 't harm “Subject to keep his oar in.
4. ‘subject heard from Pedro’ Ferriz, a partner of
ZABLUDOWSKI on TY, that USIA in Mexico had payed for. the TV
-..t¥anemission time of the recent KOSYGIN interview from London. |
Asked why, Ferriz answered that USIA wanted ‘the Mexican public |
to know: the “Soviet position on Vietnam and China. .
same “Bubject “reported that ‘the Air France inaugural flight _
‘ to Red. “china ‘had been, ‘cancelled diie to the. situation in China, -
a | told ‘Subject that Headquarters: had expressed | no interest in
/ any shee. .
a “6. I asked ‘subject for the details on 1 being representative 7
- for LUEXINSHE , the Réd Chinésé equivalent of Intourist.
said that: in 1960 he attended the American Society of Travel
He
Agenta’ convertion in Honolulu, On the way back he took a tour
of the: FE,and NE with a group.of travel agents. In Hong Kong.
the Hong Kong Tourist Board had a cocktail party for them,
A “representative of LUEXINSHE was at the party and ‘invited the
group for: luneh, Ar this lunch he offered to make them agents
for his. company,
involved. sthey were just appointed. Since then he has been on
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- said he also intends to make a courtesy call on ECHEVARRIA 4
Everybody signed up since there was no contract
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~ China... ‘He. thinks: that Cooks . is also an agent. but is not sure. . :
oe am - 7 ae _%. ‘Subject said ho is procéssing ‘several ‘people ast oh
-‘tourista’ to the USSR in the spring. and gummer, No visas have , vot
: ; been issued yet. He, promised: ne thermofax copies of’ all visas. .
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MEMORANDUM FOR. THE RECORD.
osuBskcr: a - Cocktail ‘party with ‘Official.
: Bloc Representatives ,
: 1. At a party okey the local head of the Consular ©
'. Corps Association on: 28 une/ the undersigned met and again | —
chatted with’ Valer ‘of the Soviet Embassy.. He ~"r
‘also met for the first tin n_Jakowiec of the Polish Embassy ©
who was introduced to undersigned by LOGINOV,.
2. “As usual LOGINOY spent most of the time conversing
mt . . with undersigned provocating him on'a number of issues, (The
es ae » undeFsigned . answered, making a tew similar conments about the-
Chinese’ Civil War... “When LOGINOV mentioned Vietnam, undersigned.
| felt it would bé nice: oo ae the “Soviets. helped. the U. S. to |
“pring peace to-that area so they could concent¥rate more-on
the Chinese’ Cotmunist danger... -—At one- point in the conversation
; undersigned jokingly. asked LOGINOV if. there were ‘Soviét
: _ nationals in North- Vietnam. The latter said, "sure, we have:
“many advisors there." The undersidnged said, “no, what he —
et meant was behind guns or.'in. the seats of airplanes." ‘LOGINOV
ns “said absolutely not. It also seems that LOGINOV has been ©
rn keeping track of) the people he sees -undersigned talking with
po at cocktail parties. For example; LOGINOV was curious to
’ Know if undersigned has seen "his Haitian: -friendg. " Undersigned
asked whighione - the black’ one or the white one. LOGINOV _
said thet wbdte one, referring to the Haitian Vice Consul whom
. undersigned 0cCaSionally talks to, Undersigned said he had
seen the Haitian ‘at:.the Haitian, National Day about a month
2 ago but noted that. the ‘only Soviet present at that party was -
ANDREYEV, ‘not LOGINOV.* The latter, incidentally, corners
: “the: Haitians: anytime’ ‘he. has."a :cliance to, although he officially
Por a -' .poo- poos” the. Haitian regime,- “LOGINOV ‘once more asked under~ |; -
os '”, “signed. when -he would come play” tennis with him. (this 18 about
_ the: fourth or fifth time). ‘Undersigned told him he would do
so after he :gets invited. by LOGINOV as the latter has often
‘promised ‘todo. One of the topics that LOGINOV métitioned
| was fhe Protection Section of the Embassy. "Protection against
whom, "he asked, The ‘undersigned gave hin ‘the usual" lowdown:
on the’ number of \tourists to Mexico and their problems,
LOGINOV must - have been interested in the. section as he mentioned
that a U. S. Vice-Consul working in that séction whom he had
met recently will be transferring to another post.
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3. “ JAKOWIEC appéars to be a man who likes to talk. His .
Spaiiish is quasi bi-lingual and JAKOWIEC says, by the way, § —
‘that he learned it in Brazil; | itis ‘wife is a plump, very
‘Polish~looking ‘woman, . Her dad conversation was to laugh
at some. ‘of the, exchanges . between LOGINOV and the undersigned,
-WAKOWIEC-appear to. speak fluent Russian.
he~ conversation undersigned ‘ment ifoned_ there.
At -one point ia. t
Poles are eloge to " Atiericaas in ced an things they are not so oo.
‘pleased at other. things ‘that the U. S. does. Undersigned
deferred thf. discission gf this point for another meeting.
“AS many of the Consular Corps members know that undersigned
_ served many years in’ Vietnan, the latter felt that he should
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not. hide this. fact to ‘the official bloc representatives as
they would find out ‘about it anyway. This.came out for the --
first time on the occasion-of.-this cocktail party when’ .
JAKOWIEC sometiow: mentioned Vietnam and the efforts of. the.
Polish members -of- the, Armistice _Commission there, The
under igned, who has known A humber of these people. quite well,
told JAKOWIEC that they. speak French better than Polish as
they were sons of ‘Polish. migrants to.France who. returned to
Poland after Gomulka: too! ‘power. When JAKOWIEC started to
é -hoW wonderful things were in Poland,
undersigned pointed Sut ‘that the: parents of the returnees, ..
many .of - whom worked under very difficult conditions in France
* in. the coal ‘wines, - preferred - thé hard work to the chance of
- working. in- ‘Communist Poland, "* ot
‘4. The’ next” ‘cocktail party ; held by the Consular. ‘Assn.
will probably be Held at- thé Soviet Embassy. The President.
'. of the Association told undérsigned that LOGINOV had asked him
for his: -agreemént. “to hold ‘the next party at his Embassy. A
large attendance of official bloc representatives can therefore ~
be expected at the next get-together.
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OPERILOESS bie 4 2 december 1966
Procrcas Ripert (sec dasference) reported de valopmortg ia?
‘ os 1. “Bie Ie
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to watch Surject traveled on 52 Ceteher Im. TF.
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AL Quddeet ore Fi Mise Offte:ns ooo : Se
. fart from ite ers frequarit vialts. tn -Loocow during, Coteher 156 |
iin Laxteo, Cley Wecht poren Ad». SUS, tect atriod ee
foes or A
Paeies Sror
‘on four egen. tan . Oy a total. tine 6f Jesa than cn hour.
"ad, ject was attend ing’ the rh I RES oT Conferences, Su
aa day in’ kts roon at the Hote? Aes tonal by Aechi one
Trane! Of Cctoder.
cepe tee dee crane nied vee Arete sim ene
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rst cont net ju the Sovtate on’ Sub Jectts return to @axrteo unr affec
a “fies
"y option for a few minutco. On & Decersér, felensin Serag uence
sud feo te Peg jular Ace case officer, estled Sub Jeet down be
isited. Sudject's office and assent no more then h
‘sible dundidete for reg ident) (201-120329) at Aa je
ico ity station ¢ tone. offic
Inthe dea novices sinee ‘Subse et's return from imrere in mid=flave cv. :
C/O, sronitec a rina, has. Seer ud d ject ote tines fer an: enen neds
pet nine Pores,
os ot Ais ‘office on 2? Norerdcr for tro hourn,
ad c/o me Sus
“Tk rocunbar, we e/0 met Subiact three times, on & December ct hie
oe RA @lmont two Rouna, cu 12 Decender at the Hotel he/ forks for a he. Lfohour,
h 22 Deewser as : x celts offtee yor en hour. , -
4 . 2 7 -
Co ate On? Jonuchy 3: T, fhe c/o art his wife took o: a, iret Cn: OT ae
oe dinner et the . bon of the Hotel Continen: J Sidon, to ree 3
; 3 a ‘form ar invigg civ tf: subject's home. On 12. Januc ry, the Cy nm moo,
oy, _ the datterts afttcr for one hour. - - . .
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Suijwveet crrived tn Loscow on 23 Cetober 1966 to attend the TEDCR FE: _
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"ive but not tneluded were Sudfect's actirittada 24 -
“mm and Ian-el trip in mid-llovanber hos suen Avs.
setts offtce to present him with-Solshot Ballet tte :
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cchimat tha teted Mational, Sudjeet dallderctely &ept Ata cen ao hie vise
wi Aer
eecrdrongnae sould find le diffleutlé to heme orérote cons
Bs cprre “ko cing te vialt Sudjact erery dou fakereagter crids wale
: virgins gtfso of reconio, cuvtar, ete. TAen Acchktporersa count éh2e
epee: vatey the firaé thing he told sud face uns that he _feant MWe ires fF d teen a
Pree and had secn difficult in kecteo, Sut lect, tn Aig Ac Lifarrié 7 MINN,
erence ah te dean that ke vas a rebel and told seek porenke capndetiyv that ae
vder?ts here the Cie gs, effort ‘er inclinition to ints nlee in che coopemition thot acs
eepected of him. Fe .guva Kechtporonko the edd lina coout fridnds "hest: Ja muartet
: thee Re couldn't and wouldnt put out the old efforts Mechirercnhe geti thes
ba tea bad, beoiuca he-hid wants to present Sus vi ree to Ais. chiefe ans nor taore
bas’ re. point Lo tbe Sud ject Shr: gaged tala off. Xs nchi porento ached Sus
amedd be wilting to use Als offi. eos a ‘lettaradron. Sus fees scid, rvrrorin:
thet, thot wio not a rery smirt biea= since Ggents eriting to hic firma ‘te him -
wok Ke then Krow of oua ject f3’ connection wlth the Sovicts and ha reuid tour te
“@rpased. Marerthe soon, Ne cht poranko - tedd Sudject te think it orer cm! 1k to”
Falontin Clay inot) tu dacico about it. Also, Mechiporerka telt sudseed thas they
noutn't fornetten cinue- tha "aranch office” end thes Sudfect oho nee feal dad
ahaue tha deduy in heiting tf up. Subject ridievic a thas feea, soniq saaeé tft me
- the Spedote who cheuld feal dad; as for Aim, he couldn't te endhered ia tha future
tt tae tripaenc ttre tnvolved. Kechtporenko, Sitll not chanténed, coned if
aad ject mule provice tnformstion on all changes in vise rogultions fer trerel in
ne uth “mortéd. Sudject.zr said he Aa pivan ‘this infornition ‘to the -
En th: Weck tporenko than avked Sud ject to cent tnue to- give: auch
PARE OR 17 Fadenting -=
“wd jaed effebhed fram f Hocht par 6 that ‘he ms “eePting inthe: Tyétn-trartean .
Siésis’ of the Foreign Kinistry, and ¢hat he ues allowed to coma and co cs he
Please! ta pie nit Suh inet. In the context of telling sudject that he ‘sau thet
Sd joes ‘was not get ringsalono with hia Soviet frierds, Xachi poranko said thot-he ~
oud te coming beck to Mexico naxt years
One cay while #echiporenko uaa in the rhotel rook, the phone rang ard Sub ject
pickéd up ¢he phona, ‘A Semile voice asked for "Givy.*® Subject Ranterincly | rebliee:
in Russian thet "Givy" wasn't cround, bub couldn't ka dow In the ensuing converste -
dion’ sua ject found aut that the caller was a 25 year old st tutané, her adérass and
cits
teleshone nunher, and mde a date'to meet her the following dey at the Lenin Station
eit of tha Hetros Lechtiporanko wes'all in fevor of Sudjoct making the date, and
aoa mitter of. fact cuma tha next day to tuke Md ject's son te the cireus so that
~~ Sud Jec’ uould be free. (Comrant: Subject said thas he never did go to meet tke arix
girl, but told echtporenkoe that hé had gone and tha” gird Aca not shoun up. Sud ject
ws of 2:0 opinion thia ms nota provecation by the Sbotess, but ‘he shted avay
because he did not uant to be trvolved in anything indigcreat./
-¥hen Alekaandr drtktodko dropred tn unexpectedly ab Sudject ts office on 2.
Decendar, hile Sub joct ls ui fa” ani son were frasant, the. Sveiet esked whet he could”
Aava funch ftir stth ject. and the latter put ‘him aff te Iling frixthodko t3 > DI naxt
waek S [Conn te fri ‘thodko did nos: cally, . . a
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CR 3 Leow.ser, Udentin: Loginev, who hud called Sudjeet's erfice dy “ene
hard Sd feet coma darn to the street, saw Subject for just Q minuba ga pecsant Ain
with toy etekesa t6 che Bolshoi B:llet for 9 December. /Comments Subjec eh onierf
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capa cofea with him neordy, tae Sovlet presented. Sudject with four boteles
for, Chrigsémas, and degcn to ank Subfeet eo sertes of peracnad arenttonas
HM iaet Left folana for Jurta uftar #iIT = had Als decurant.iton bean.
or CbemiL? Sudfect ensured thre bf ung lead. Se :
wen ho oeble te enter iurta aba ho aera a poltd Franch visa? ject eald
tonsa sid he atey be furtaP” Subject acid a few roniha, :
service .bhi tha doliah GE? Suudjact ecla pee. Ware there
roseades Se ject aald now Raa ae Suproued oe. ntaeted
softd yes, ane ralated tha gtern of har he was c ain
ts J dy a folish dtplomitic eourter who dreyait asletar from. -
.tin the U8, art ie oubfect onavoredt that jefter, Ls jeetla .
‘olan tean positive or nooatloe? Subject sot? reulral. tsied why,
vt he dbclbetiad thee alghty percent of the Ibles ecre nti ovtet..
right.” foe. ne
StUdyact ues antting elony ‘wtth cha drertocn « rd: “he degle
tne a Logtnov- said that wayle, if object Aca
Tourn, the ners of * tha director of the Cit in haxten Sub lier
worany to think Subject could yet that trfert. tions heey Pantnen
whether Sub ject would teil the sontets lL he ‘vid a
dteniased t10 topte utth uw cay runybe." ,
te show Loginay the cocuments that bachet tn bis wee fe
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‘ i brought back srom 2 cacou,. /Comments Sub, ject IoCsare 7 if
i - tr he Serdatla ¢ Vote hkoacou byurrancsing for Quo lectlctra: , *
: fo coatat Me teron. /; tskov axpreaied_gratefulncas bo Oe jec or .
i ae Anttle co? Cuccetan wine, goma rodke, a docorabinn abe art: 2 pera of. ae
“Yobntar C10 no longer holda the pont of soviet Conutl tn .2' 9, . @ te ~
nélen 2 for AGR nesidert) told subject that he ts clod ar. ue for ce
ook cine for Mhhem™, ant ha ta Sure that Subject will rot | Mtham® ~~ a1
! rian of thetm cemman tdeala, And Yatokou ft sther c stad that
Toe 3! oriry muck tr cormon, and tht thay should nent. IA mo loft
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to Loscow (ave pc ragraph 9A, abore), In adlition oo providing
oniacts with Mochi poranko, Sub, “fgct gare inctianial : for: ts fda
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“ke Lith “rikhodi 0 ‘ord 1’ Loginon on 2 end 8 Inec:
om request, re-opened with Luiject the ta'nte
ty aupert giat Seoretury of Gobderndctén Echeverria isc
can. widecy fe r next -prosident oe Bextco. Luh, Ject re date.’
a ther Suh, foot wick : - proposed ca one of the five infivertic] medges
: > deities commu lice fe heverrteds aperovel (Zabludovsky did rot nie
(he AY reenesiead lad Subject check further with cabludorsky whe:
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dha ed Redon ha: ai tutten in chowing hem Ais docus, ent
5 , Sud, ject ts offices On LO Uncernder, “ef ter aaa hos trared @
: 3 Chri oe) 1 fit. ef fig: ner td Sudjectta hema the prertous d Ue wNisct mo owerled:
a » don apets st frase) sor Georgt- Visko, and said he had mee Si ohets tome dee hair te
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e .wrartmont oftteia il now in Chile.
to wwededs in fertco through Subject.
bk hohad received a firm ineltction fron
' 10’ go om thi. incuourad Sdicht of dir Proce ne ne
2.67, to phich subject Ad repited that he wh Jer
ax. resged Alm aif us nautral chcut Ats going, Sur oc!
-detarest tn his duking the trip. fhe C/O resiies te
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sofivsa “really wde,. inasmuch ua there ves se
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because he's Sf os the contro] te deny hie Sorlese
(the ration weed; events ot though he mignt Jor
frien arate on with Ais Percenc. Tht ye. He enpde tned
mere hig dss via jess hho doeunwAt.tion tov the Stiviets, dive
ahow those Nhagtear a ha rasalt afraid of them. woub fect asied
"his degsea". to oce tf ha could git the. pomthced on passin» the Seéne gee
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interest in be. ning . wjset follow up the invitation from dip Prencs} as OV sh agect
a for mora detaila co. wrning the tevitetion from Air Fronces” end gore Wo Cha poe
to pursue the > ot .
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. action REQUIRED . REFERENCES . : xo oA Co KO 2, fo. : a
REFBRENCE: ninw-13985, 16 septenber 1965 ; i _
_ Attached in draft form is an SPR on Subject, which is
° - supplemented by information in the Reference concerning
we — _ Subjects activities before coming to Mexico,-
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» NAME: Vatentin Sorgeyevich LOGINOV @ 5).
2, DPOB: 23 December 1927 in Moscow (28).
~ subject has stated chit he. Care torn Moscow (1), ‘and his wife sald they .
“He once told ariother source; however, that
ie Pup together ta Maséow (6.
he came. from the northera part of the USSR (8). bit this source ‘Is not
Known for accurate reporting;
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| 3. CITIZENSHIP. AND PASSPOR T DATA:
Soviet Diplorm tle Passport # 16993, Isaved 24 Aug. 1960 (3).
‘Soviet Diplomate Passport # 010264, Iseued 24. jun | 1965 (3), used currently @.
4 ETHNIC ORIGIN: “Unknown, |
oa ae | 5. _ OTHER NAMES USED: Unknown, Oe — .
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6, CURR ENT POSITION: Third Secreta ry dnd Consul Genet ral at the Sovlet_
| _ Embassy in Mextco City, sins (D Co
7 R ELATIVES:
Wife: “Aleksandra Deniiviyeyna: LOGI NOVA oe (28), Known as “Shura” (1).
_DPOB: 20 Aug 1928 in Moscow (28), — 7
"Bassports: B-16094, used in 1962.(4). -
D=i8k 010265, igsued 24 Jun 1955, current tly used 4).
Deser pion Plump,- ns. reddish halir (5). Photographs are attached,
Languages: “LOGINOVA has ‘been stu
4 since at least June 1966 through May
dying Spantsh with, Carmen ROURE
€anosa, a local employee" ot the Soviets",
1967 (1), but her Spanish is still sald to be very limited (6, 25). She is said
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to speak a little Eng}Ish (25),
and claimed she had studied English in Moscow
i| (1), She Is also sald to speak sont _Freich (25). OO
weep
Sante
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‘Miscellaneous: LOGINOVA has satd that she has known, her husband:
since. og six a8 rnelghbors In Moscow (6). * She cla ims to be a. ‘ chemical
engineer (6).. During Subject’ 8 tour tn Havana,, "1960- ~63,. ‘LOGINOVA worked ot o ;
inthe Soviet Gnsulate (28). She arrived ‘In Mexico on 10 Oct 1965, “two months:
after her hnugband (4). Since Feb 1966 she had been reported as chairman of
the zhenkom (Soviet. women's organtzaitlon), and as such has had to persuade
. the Soviet women, to do various adai inistrative chores, ag well as ‘being:
+ Involved with running. the dacha that the § Sov tots have had. in Ctiernavaca In
the summers of 1966 and 1967 (1).
“Eamily: Tn June 1967 LOcINOVA asked. the. wife of Gomme retal Counselor
Viktor Mikhaylovich IVANOV (201- =245651) to call her mother when she got to. -
Moscow, saying ‘that her facally lived at the Botanical Ga rdens (1). -
1 Deer: Irina, . -born ca, 1952 (28).
In June 1967 SAGINOWoakhex Subject sald ‘he had a fifteen-year-old
daughter, w who was living with LOGINOVA’ 3 mother (ta Moscow) (6). In
Apr u 1967 LOGINOVA said her daughter was tn an English school in Moscow @s
Trina was reportedly with her Parents ‘in Havana, 1960- 63 (28); however, she
did not travel with them from ‘Havana to Moscow on ll ‘May. 1962 xx0ck (4) and
therefore may have been in Havana for only a part of Subject’s tour, She
has not been In Mextco,
Son: Dmitriy (4).
- DOB: 1959 (28), birthday probably 6 August (1).
Dmitrly was with his paxanoos parents in Havana, 1960-63 (28), and
haxxbox arrived In Mexico city with his mother, on 10 Oct 1965 (4).
| Sub ject has expressed Interest in having his son take English lessons when
| the family returns from home leave In August 1967 (21).
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Spanish Subject speaks fluent Syantsh with very little accent (11, 24). ,
English Since 1966 Subject. has been- reported taking English lessons,
apparently at the Instituto de}fraductores A tncorpretes| in Mexico City (1).
In April 1967 he said that-he had’ been’ paying a ‘girl {Amertean). for lessons 1 _
in English, but that she ime did not have enough background in grammar
(25). (Comore nt: “Subject was probably more Interested in meeting American
girls tion in studying English tn this case.) Subject’ 8 English Te) .
. Ibelteved to be fair at present. ae .
“9, PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION. AND PHOT Os: :
| One source: described Subject as tall, blond and blue- eyed, ql 1). Another | OE
source sa td that he Was six feet tall and had short, reddish- -blond hair coe
Photographs. are attached:
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10. "PERSONA LITY, CHARACTER, HABI tS:
All sources agree in describing Subject as sinooth and completely
elf-controlled. He ts an aggeessive conversatlonalist. One source described
him as vulgar, crude, iil-mannercd, short- -tempered and a tyrant, who ‘thinks
. he. As a big shot: (8).
" Subject seems to have made a play for every ; girl he has iret. “ln at least
one instance he has. claimed to be unma ried when Inviting a girl out (27). -
When his wife was staying at the- dacha in Cuernavaca he reportedly oatied
men (8), On Kk 13 Sep 1966 he was secn ‘Ina cafe
with a Mexican- look ing woman (is), Dt rs i
In Sep 1966 it was |
made dates with other wo
Subject Ig Interested- in sports ¢ and is good at them,
reported. that he did not play tennis.(15), and by. Apt 1967 he was saldtobe
a good tennis player, claimed that he had: ‘been play’ Ing for. less than a year
and never played more than once a week (25). He is said to have the build of
a tra ined athlete, the brutish look of a boxer or wrestler, and the grace ofa
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natural athlete (25). - He has said that-he boxéd’ when he, was younger, and that he oan
. plays basketball and volleyball (25), also that his: favorite sports are skiing
7 and speed skating (2y), He also plays ‘chess but is not an addict (25). "He has
i belonged to the French Club in “Mexico city since ca, Noveniber 1965 ql) and
‘ has been seen there frequently on weekends, sometimes with his wife and child .
03). One “sunday (20 Mar 1966) Subject and Yevgenly Nikolayevich GCORLITSYN .
seen playing badm inton with their wives at the French Club (15).
. were t
One source reported.that Subject smoked “Flesta" cigarettes (8), and
another source reported in Apr 1967 that Subject did not smoke (25). One
source has reported that Subject Jowns several beers after playing tennis (25),
ona social occasion Subject did not even
¥ PL 19L6°
On oxesocrasiont Subject and Vladislav
ya
but another source reported that
fiex finish one Scotch and water (19),
L
Sergeyevich KOR MUSHKIN reported ibove
which may or may not be accurate reporung,
into the Sovict Embassy at 0300
hours roaring drunk (8).
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Subject has apparently been taking English lessons since carly 1966
i} at the int Instituto de Interpretes y Traductores, which ls located at Tiber. 213
very near: the: UL S.- Embassy. “He seems to have made friends’ ‘with a number
‘of people through, these classes, «. (ct. under Contacts, ):
Ta Februa ry 1966 it was reported that Subject's wife had bough a tape
recorder (). In a June 1967 Subject ruTaelf ag ordered a Grundig tape-: a
recorder. (A)... .
"Sub ject was reported having: an operation on 1 Feb 1966 C17} no further «
etalls are availabie, Hae ee ‘ _
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+411: CURRICULUM VITAE: ;
_ ce: | Subject claims ‘that he has served in the “Red army (8).
ce : . q oe s : Subject’ s- name was reportedly Usted in Feb’ i960 as about to be assigned to" ~
ns i : 7 Buenes Aires as Soviet Military attaches it would appear that elther this was a a
| ‘another person : with the sane. ‘ame, ‘or ‘that Subject was being considered for
assignment there as diplomatic attache, ) {-
14 Sep 1960 xBop tea Subject and his family arrived in Havana, where
Po a . > Subject was assigned as. 3 Attache at the Sovlet
moe, a Embassy (3, 28). ne eee
ce i ‘Subject tarijed Latin America as’ “escort and
oe interpreter for the Dynamo soccer team (28).
_ ee Sepxhakix ee Too Do
11 May 1962. 2 ee * Subject, his wife and son trans itted Mexic ico City
~ travelling from Havana enroute’ to Montreal (4),
. presuna bly on their way to Moscow on home _. .
leave,
* Subject and his family left Havana PCS (28).
, an ee 7 Subject arrived PCS in Maxxx Mexico as Third
Secretary assigned to the Soviet Embassy (4).
™ Subject replaced Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPOR -
_-ENKO as Vice Consul (1). oo.
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10 Oct 1965 . Subject’s wife and ‘son arrtved In Mexico (4).
Suhiect wasa ppa rently promoted to Consul
Gene ral after Pavel Antonovich YA’ rSKOV left .
Mexico on 4 Aug 1966 for home leave, In Sep i966
— Subject was telling everyone in town that he was
“new .the Consul a, 6, ete.)
August 1966
: “Subject, accompanied by his wife and son, left foo.
_ Mexteo for Moscow via Parts (4). Also travelling aE
Re With them ef LOGINOVA's passport was Tatyana,
~ the daughter of Boris Aleksandrovich MALAKHO- [5
SR TRAVEL: INPUT Roca VICH (4), Subject has cold several people that
lye "this is home leave and that he "wlil he returning
aa to Mexico (1, 6, 21, 22).
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12, “ANT ELLIGENCE AF FILIATION: Known, KGB, “based on a bs having: taken
over an agent previously handled by known KGB. officer's 8 Oleg Maksimovich 7 4
NELCHIPORENKO (20i- 405870) and Aleksandr Vinuimirevich PRIKHODKO
. . oe ily
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AA. INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITIES:
(Cf. algo tnfarmation under Contacts, below, Subject has undoubtedly been
‘developing, contacts, part Icularly with American girls, with a view toward
intelligence possibilitles, ) es - a
tn December 1961 walle qravelling with the Dynamo s sacccr team, Sribject
‘met a Bolivian security/otfictal in La Pag,” Bolivia and reportedly tricd to ~
Yr he source, however, Is belteved to be a
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persuade him to study in Cuba.
or _ fabricator. (28). |
. After sibject 3 saw the socecr team off, he continued to. Panama, where he"
met with a Mextcan citizen, Edmundo Fausto ZORRILLA Martinez (e-2818)
am on 16 Dee 1961. and On t7 Dec 1961 Subject and ZORRILLA travetled to
“Mexico City on the same plane, Sub ject sree} BOOS had ca, (Us)
§ 2,000 with him tn Panama, (29), a
Onl4 Feb 1966 KGB officer Aleksandr Viadimirov ich PRIKUODKO.
(201- ~ 202379) turned an agent over to Subject. (The. agent had prev tously been _
died by Subject’ s predecessor, Oleg Maksimovich NECHTPOR ENKO.) -
On 14 Apr 1966 the agent attempted to break his intelligence rélationsh ip with
the Soviets, although he has remained in business and social contact with them.
Subject, occastonally joined by PRIKIIODKO, has continued to give intelligence
requirements to the agent aha? questioned him particula rly aboitt his access to
the US, Embassy and tricd'to persuade him to continue cooperating with -
the Kas. On 24 Jun 1966 Subject asked the agent for information on Eduardo
Mauricio WEBELMAN was subsequently reported to be 3 friend of suspect
Lk wale F 3 734k :
KGB officer Yevgenly Nikolayevich GORLITSYN's Se ).
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-On 20 Jan 1966 Cristobal TORRES Ponce, chauffeur employed by the
Uz S, Embassy In Mexico, was sc nt to the Sovtet Embassy to plek up the |
" passport, of the wife ofa U.S. Embassy offictal who was planning a trip to
: > the USSR. Subject’ talked to. TORRES, asked: him if he would like to visit” .
. the USSR: or récelve Soviet im giizines, ane if he ‘knew anyone who would d be
wat kx willing t to give hin. English lessons, and finally. made. a “dinner date: 7
with TORRES: for 24 Jan 1966, when TORRES did not keep the aate,, “Subject -
nd 9 Feb 1966 | In ani attempt to keep the contact allve,
called xam8 him on 8 ar
(12, M4).
Subject ‘dealt’ wiih the "Federal District police several times in iuiv i966 ee
tn regard toa radio. that had been stolen from his car, On.20 jot 1966 the.
policeman (LNO) who had been h
ener Luls CUETO Ramirez, that Subject had. oifered him:
and ling the radio case reported to his
_supertor, G
5, 00d peso ce 000 dollar ) a month if he would work for him, After
c onsulting witth-the Mt ter of literlor, CUETO. rol the. policemen to
accept Sub ject" 8 offer, which he reportedly | did a al jul 1966, Sub ject's
; first assignment to the policeman was. ‘0 locate Veneziiélan citizens Nicolas.” 7
. Juan, BOSTROEM and hls wife, (19, (Cominent: Nahing further has been .
learned about this case. “BOSTROM Is a ‘native. ‘Russian employed ‘by Stephens=
| _Adamgon de Mexico, his wife-teaches Russian at the Ibero- -Amertean ;
; Univers ity.)
| been reported visiting the small general store
i Subject ‘has occastonally
On 5 Nov 1966 Subject
CoS
located across the strect from the Soviet Emba'ssy.
, reportedly questioned the store owncr about occupants of one apartment
“ building in-the same block as the store, and on 6 Dec 1966 he asked general ~
: questions about the new ap rement buliding at the end of the block, (8).
(Comment: Both of these buildings conta in base houses for the fixed
survelllance of the Soviet Embassy. )
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In Mexico, Subject has consistently been reported performing consular .
duties. He issues visas and sees Vishors to the Sov tet Embassy in :
i] one of thé- recepe! fon roots (21). He makes travel ‘res servations for PCS and
visiting Sovi ets, He is responalble when elther PCS or visiting. Sov lets ; \
become: all and have’ to be seut to a hos spital, He ha
has done considerable house a .
5 often attended to the
eeds -of Sovtet ships in Mextcan ports, He
hunt lig for the ‘Soviets, guch as looking for a new , school bultding and for oy
_ houses In Cuernavaca that would be suitable asa dacha, Subject had to slen :
the dactia sooats contract In both 1966 and 1967. Subject alsd regularly
‘attends the opactkx” functions of the. Coiwsular Corps Asso¢lation, and on '
16 Feb 1967 he had the Association to the Sw let Enb aasy_ for a Russtan *
evening, (1). ac Sep 1966 Subject was rc ported an having become the
‘Consul General (6, 8, L, 1), having “geplaced Payel Antonovich YAT. SKOV,
who left Mexico. for home leave on 4 Aug 1966, On 2 Feb 1967 Sib ject
tried to get Panamanian visas for ‘hiss olf and Soveksporttllm represeit ative ;
1 Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKITIN (known KGB) to attend a Consular Congress
to be held in Panama 11- “15 Apr 1967 Q). The visas were refused, oe ;
On 26 Jan 196K 1966 Sub Ject attended a lectu re given by a Mexican ‘who
was an n exchange professor ata U. s. university, The lecture was sponsored: .
by the PRI, Soviet Cultural Attache Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNET SOV WARK
tform, whereas Subject sdt at
“also attended ‘the lecture and sat on the pla
the back of the room, (13).
Subject Is reported to have taken the following trips in Mexico:
26-28 Oct 1965 To Mazatlan | to attend to Sovict ship )1).
~ "re Mazatlan mounts with Yevgenly Nikolayevich
: GORLITSYN to attend to Soviet ship(J). 6 |:
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2-4 Nov 1965
4-8 Dec 1965 “76 Mazatlan to attend to Sovict ship (1,9). 2
2-5 Feb 1966 _To Mazatlan to attend to Soviet ship (Ll).
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13-20 Feb 1966 To Goatzacoalcox to attend to Sov ict ships., Soviet -
ts . EmIasy chauffeur Anatoliy Pavigv-ich INNYSRDCKRX © ..
_o 1, PRASHCHIKINwent with Subject but returned to Mexico } |.
o City earlier, (ly. * Co vs . fe
_q , 25-28 Apr 1966: ~ .- Possibly to Guaika ajara with Sovict:livurtst vistors:
St: . attending a travel conference there (1). ,
. 4-9 May 1966. ae ‘To-Veracruz.to attend to the matter of a intssing Sov et : “
4 _ bailor (Qe
q 27°30 May 1966: ee ‘To Veracruz to attend,to Soviet ship (1). ne
°26 Feb - 2.Mar 1966 To Veracruz with Soviet Commercial Counselor, no
OO fase eo 2 viktor Mikhaylovich IVANOV to-attendd to Sov tet shIps(})
_. While In Veracruz, Subject asked the U,S,. Vice -
: 2 Consul, Richard BOOTH, the would intercede with — eee
“2 ..the Mextean authoritles to get shofe leave for the = Fer .
a Sov let crew (24). ~ oe -
ree ,
‘ 1 on :
‘ & Sates gee eh ee es
ee ee ne Lae oe a. - :
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5, CONFACTS,
a “Sov tet “Contacts:
ct: ‘has: als been observed liv ing the Sov let Embisey foiel ofien nth
vs Ck: -
‘Wi Kevistart | thovich BA RANOV Gai ~ BAIR 277838, ‘known KGB sivecper)’
“and Bor is. Aleksandrovich MALA Kt HOVICH on- ~767974,. suspect KGB
also, bor rowed the: cars'of YATSKOV and.
: OOK. °
- techintetan, ie Subject has
OV (DI: 29046). ( s
owit KGB chautteur Vasilly Stépal
“In May 1966 Subject repoitedly gave the. 2 wife of Aleksandr peksandeovieh
(201- 784917, known KGB) o-® |
NIKIT IN/a hard time when she’ wanted to. send her son to the. ussk withi ariother’
“ft ‘Sov tet wife, . NIKITIN then complained to Mcksandr Halekxanilxaninbexs =
_ Slax: Vladimirovich PRIKHODKO atom, known KGB), who reportedly,
“ordered Sub ject to get a ticket for the, NIKITIN, clilld, (1). Ch also above,
where PRIKHODKO seems to be the senior case officer for an agent cur rently
eee etna tandled by Subject, ~
“In May 1967 LOGINOY. N niciitioned chat she tad known Boris. Aleksandrovich uv
oo, O- OK.
_ CHMYKHOV (201- 268115, known GRU, for years. (0). (Comment: ‘CHMYKHOV,
62, at the same time that Subject was there, oe
was stationed in Havana 1960-
ect’ 3 baving taken CHMYKHOV with him to
Cf, ‘below for report “of Subj
Cuernavaca to meet ZAREBSKI. _
Subject has also been reported in contact with the following Sov lets not. +
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(201- -355606, known KGB), visited Mexico
stationed In Mextco:
Vitaliy Konstantinovich BOYARGV
27 May - 9 Jun 1966, On 1 Jun-1966 Subject and P,A, YATSKOV were absent
| wtthoBOXANGW from the Sovict Embasiy for four hours with BOYA ROV (7).
ation that 8
“} Vasilly Vasilyevich GRIGORYEV, member of petroleum deleg
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“visited Mexico 3l Mar -i4 Apt 1967, “White GIRGORYEV was iri Mextco he :
; wai reported In contact with Subject scveral times, ‘once raking, plans to -
a) to the’ movies together, also to ask Subject whether he should attend a
ae rene reception’ ‘and to report the Iness-of one of the ather ‘Sov tet delegates.”
| hg ee onoke |
-B } is acon, x Semienovteh | Ivanov ar -078078, ‘known KGB), visto Mexico .
probably saw w him off e at the alrport Ww. .
Yur ly Viidinirovtch LEBEDEV (201- 213261), Minister Counsélor at t the
Soviet Etibassy in Havana, On. 7 Feb 1966 Subject. was reported sending -
: _somethtig t to LEBEDEV: with anata. a. sav tet Professor who.was traveling
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= Mrs: Glorta *) LFARO, no 0 otter ten es. _ 7
SLL MELIN ane _ possthd _
: ABOCpast <hig Glor seta) wanted to y talk to 3
- pe oT “uF V Ace Mpa 30 MESH IAN
“Subject to congratulate ‘him: ona Soviet moon probe TON ‘On 22 jun: 1966- Glorta ‘
ALEA RO ‘reminded Subject thar they tad
posal
«Gamat Graelila, oo v.) on ‘Christmas Eve 1965 and invited Subject to.a |
able ¢ to 20. but, said he would: ‘call Glat ta’ for. coffee,
in 1964 | 7 ALFARO#: Ss
cyto ‘Yolainda ALATA Vda. de moe.
met. at thohouse. of Mrs. SOTO (-
| party. Subject was u
Gloria gave her telephone as 35- -71- -30 (list
-CACERES Buitrago, Chiapas, 130- A, current telephone 25-10- 24). W. Qx.- :
Also on 22 Jun 1966 Glor la ALBA RO told Subject’ she would like to talk with
"gome of the Soviets, ‘and Subject ‘suggested getting: together on ‘Friday
“after English class": an. (Comment: x “ALFAI RO may, have been st 2
‘English with, Subject at the Institute de Iiterpretes, y Teaductores.) On 3
Aug) 1966 Glor ti: and Subject trledt to agree ona date to get together, ‘aad. oud fe ce
she sa ‘id she: would like for him to. meet a friend (female) of hers. who was -!)
visiting Mexico trom Central America (1).
3). Ofelia ALFARO Lopez (P-11339), professor of economics at UNAM,
good friend of the wife of Artonlo SA RMIENTO (q.v-), social contact with
Ws several Soviets. . Ce, .
On 30 Aug 1965 ALFARO Invited Sergey Sergeyev ich KONSTA
Vastlyevich NIKIFOROV (1).
NTINOV to
her aisxx house and included Subject and Leonid
K
He(Dr.) J Juan Luis *ALVA REZ Gayou, teacher at UNAM and Depyty Director
© STIAWN ES wy ftaF _w these
of Instituto d de Interpectes y_ ‘Traductores.
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* Subject: progumably. amet. ALVA REZ at the. Instituto, where Subject
6 believed to have studled Enltsh, The first reported contact was: on, it Apr
“at fhe ‘woul “isingth the peojectt to the Instituto de e Inerprcies y Teaductote ,.
“a tt ssage, for 5 Sub Joe to to cali at £95: -68° 96 usted to Natividad GAMERO defo 8
“Hamburg 25): On 23 ‘May 1967 ALVA REZ asked Subject for
1 Fuenté,
“help in typing a lotter ‘in Russian (cl. ‘VIDIELLA), q).
8). “ding, ) Manuel ¢ANAYA. se recta ni tel . ©
a oo Biel. Raat * . :
" bot
_. Resources, vis visited the USS ‘the USSR in -gumroer 1268.
“On 19 jor 1966 A AYA than
i 3 with Sibject» when he cor ‘ack tr nérder to 9 dlscusts his stp an, -
: “On iS Nov 1965 Aleksandr Via -dumtzovich PRIKHODKO ga aid ite wanted |
to Introduce subject to AROSAMENA, because Sub ject had some questions
0 ask her, Presumably related Is a report that the Panamanian, ‘Counsetor,.
B. CALVO, told Subject on 19 Nov 1965 that he had no answer for
Jose
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Subject yet. (1). : ;
7. Mirlam AVILA Katz (P-581, 201- 814144), employee of Mundas. Tours
travel agency, about to leave Mexico to marry an American and live In
" New York,
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v anyone in thie U. 18, “Embassy. iw apa 1967 subject + reluetanty
, ra “agreed ti to iss ie a visa, to, Dr: KUTTLER (a. vi), whose travel AVILA, was’
etu favo th it she bitroduce | fim, to sore of |
vs «
eit Pman visited Subject at, the Soviet Embassy,
The man. caine. to o the imbassy. ta a car ‘ariven ‘by. a womai, who. reivialned
; in the car, tt Hcenise plato roleterod to “Celta ‘BAYA RDI Tortes, .
“peed to , Péancisca TORRES Vda de BAYARDI.. Oe
cfs ). Lella Ss. ‘BELAVAL; visa officer atU, Ss. Eimbassy.
a June 1967. BELAVAL reported that shé tad been. in contact with Subject
_over visa matters, ‘that subject had askéd lict what she did in the evenings,. ;
and had’ ~~
_whether she spent her off hours with other U. Ss. Embassy employees,/sald
“that he was unma ried, | In June. 1967 he offered to.take Hier to the Ujkaintan :
Ballet ‘when it canie to Mexico, She has refused his invitations, (27),
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19. Carlos BLANCO Solano AP 9328), federal Security (DFS) agent,, now
Lt 2 LE AE NE omnes
with Judicial Police. In 1960- -61-BLA NCO invited { several UL B. Embassy
ut, and offered hls services ta the U,S, Embassy. BLANCO works.
‘atrlg
~*~ no .
for Carlos CASAMA DRID Miranda, who is suspected of having a clandestine
vote ed hed Kebe STE 22
relationship with KGB officer Pavel Antonovich YA TSKOV.
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; On i Now. 1965 BLANCO called sale at the Soviet Embnisby and
“remarked that they. had: not sécn, eachother for. a 1 tong time, Subject : sald he:
/ iv pet toyed, :
~ Pwoutd: call. BLANGOAH a} NC, ing: Wednessiy. (). On.8. sep 1966 Graclela.
ye who deserted herseit as BLA NCO’ s felond, tavited Subject
mentioned ihat BLANGO" 8 wife - of
a Wty,
tite c
ii noe lite ject | toa
“pity tor BLANCO! s. 5s daughter, sald they. Ww ould first ‘go. to the: church, neat * a
‘eo WM: “On 6 Dec. i966 BLA NCO told:
Gractela' s house on Tamaullpas,
: “Subject.t that "Gomandante Carlos". (presumably | CASAMADR 1D) urgently
‘wanted t see: YATSKOV- ae and Subject sald he would ave YATSKOV. ©
call him (), a :
“Ty. Lubomir BLazix gia ab ss tn Set al
oe : “Segretaiy: and Goinsul” tn Mexico. a ‘ a 2 Oe oO, yp te
ann ie On 28 Dec 1965 8, A, “YATSKOV left a. message for ‘BLA ZK tat Sublet mo
could. not atcend the dinner to witli the BLAZIKS | had
wife was atek. and
invjeed her. ay PY
sl . Satine, {- -
: v1), Rosa ‘Martha AGiO Sanchez 2, (Po i038), “Toft in Hoverbee 965 on- a
aXe. est trae Ava k
a scholarship t to study, I ballet: int the USSR. ce
“On, ai and 22 Sep 1966 Rosa’ 8 mother (fav) was, int contact with Subject
1 th order to talk. to. him about visa ‘ptoblems of her two daiighters who were -
. SUSSH . (Name. of other davighter is inknown, y
; CAMERNGU ~y:
pF 12849), sald to o be a reporter with The News a7),
but this seems Talikely, no other traces:
COMER MAN
On 21 Feb 1966 JAMMERMANN.told Subject that she was golng out of
town the next day but when she got back she wanted to invited Subject and his
| . wife to her house, Subject said he had no word on her papers yet, On 28 Feb
1966 she satd she had been in Cozumel, “Subject : sald he still had no word on
She tnvited Subject to dinner with his wife, and he sald he
her papers,
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» would call her back, On 10 May 1966 ‘he trted t6 call Subject, who waa out,
“saying. that she wanted to: ‘know about the arrival of a a min from Russia, On
“te nt May 1966 ‘Subject: told her he. sult had no ) answer on her papers, She
i joe sald she planned to take a business trip t to Brussels anid Parts tn June and oT
d ‘that Elke cs NU). was tn’ Paris” vislilng tier son, “On io
a ’ CAM EE MA KL i
rm Subject seked ‘for KAMMEBMANN : at ib- “65: “61, aad was fold she was r
. cE Europe for’ a width (phone Usted to Importing tiem inconiex, S.A
"Isabel ta Gitoltéa 45-914). On 6 Jil 1966 Subject: called her at q2- -78- 32
(listed: to the Banco de. Mexico at Cinco de Mayo 2) and told her he had a:
documeat, for “her, On iL Jul 1966 she- told Sub Jeet t that she“needed his *
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Se. que. ) Jaca, “cer director of. the, Isto. de Interpretes
: i! Cah is tasy a Her R Eee >
Subject’ cas contact with CHENC INSKY has prestniy bl y been conneéted PO
| “with Sub Jeet’ 3 taking. English a at the tasttutor On. 24 Mar 1966 CriENANEY a ae
. ‘tried: vunsiiccessfully to ‘Fedch: ‘Subject, on 4 ol 1966: CGHIENCINSKY fold
“subject thar Janet. (LNU, appa c ily: Subject 8 veacher) had been, unable | to 2
“fix her work ing: papers, and tad. had io, leave Mexico, and asked it subject ‘S
mi classes could ‘be postponed: Sibject agreed and sa id he ‘would: like to a
i “talk to CHIENGINSKY, ). ee rs
y 15). David E. COOLBAUGH @ 12879; “201: 796142) ‘Ameftean “employed
“with United Nations ta Mexteo, « co
eror of gcologtcal project. thar two.
- Soviets were also assigned to."
“Ta. 1966 Subject was, in contact: with COL BAUGII ‘several times in
regard tod dheuinonting th the two Soviets working. on the UN project (1).
OBABY 11858); in 1965 geportéd to-be a. student, aid.
_ tb peru neat . PAWN IE® -
te secretary to the PRI chief. for the Federal District.
<n il Oct. 1965 ESCOBAR tried unsuccessfully to reach xm Subject.
On. 12 Oct 1965. ahe told Subject- ‘she had wanted to lnvite him to the theater:
- ‘the previous day because she had been given, tree tickets. . she sent rega rds
ave Asien YNTSKOY). a).
8 {Ba Vacanze Ga | tagee) FEDOR (P= 12967), no S er traces.
° A ee
“FT Mevted, .
Oa 7 Mar "1966 FEDOR Invited | Subject 0.8 na Sunday out ing’ with a a
g roup of friends whom Subject also knew, She mentioned that she was
studying French in thie-evenings and was about to begin Russian classes at
me United Nations, Subject sald he would call he at home later, On 23 Mar
, * 1966 Subject told FEDOR that he had stopped by her house with theater tickets
b ut she had been out, “Rebeca (LNU) had told FEDOR that the play was good.
_FEDOR told Subject that on Saturday there would ‘be a discugston with
dose. “ScoRNEIO {oo idearifable traces), who wad been in South America,
bathe .
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was going to go. to the US. on. vacation. and ment toned |
7 (fo traces) had asked: about Subject.” “Subject: sa id he wo J all her: jater,
‘On 24 Aug 1966- PEDO. told Subject that there, ‘would. be- a discusston about.
7 “T india, at her house on. 26. Aus, “and Subject sald he would ty to ‘£0. Sixx” -
a aan ‘her whether ‘she knew the Sovlets worklig ‘ona United Natlons a
e adi she ‘aid not, (1): “(Comment FEDOR may work at the aa :
aa ‘projéct, but sh
intted Nations ti Mextco city.) | 7 con
; 4
im. “fnu FLORES, man ‘employed at Mex-Amettcan travel agency.
On 15 Mar. 1966 FLORES, who-dexertbed himgelf ag a frlend of: Gloria’ 8. a
andthe others’, “asked Sub ject for visa information oO
poi ef, below) Wdoa\ —
formerly
.£9) /Socorro FLORES 29 12259, ormerly at Mex-Amerleana de Via Jes : ;
(Gloris might be:
‘travel agency, ” no other thicea, ; ;
Subject wai first reported in contact with #LORES in Sep 1965 In
ae ‘connection with travel reservations, and for about a year Subject continued.
to. discuss: travel arrangements and at the same time flirt with FLOR ES and
y also send regards to Susana LNU; who workéd with, her, Dec SOpUHOK. | oo = oan ae
sunjouaixangtotnison LARUE in Somtataaconettetar On 18 Jan 1966
FLORES invited Subject to ‘dinner with some. of her friends, Subject was ~ a : oe
. very | interested in knowing wh the friends were, but FLOR ES said they
_ were not the Americans, because she-hadn't seen them. of 8 Sep 1966°
Subject arranged to meet: FLORES infront of a. movie theater, Then there oa yy
was no report of contact between them, until on 13 Jun 1967 FLORES told : ;
_ Subject that she had a new job and asked him to call her at 27-85- 50, --- ---
yextenslon 18 (no Station Listing of this ‘nunber). She menttoned that she had
‘not seen him for a while, (1)...
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iB. Rafacl Faow Alordl. (P-51 19, Al- 237904), ‘, rgéntine diplomat. former
; rimaril throu: h:
castunaLsoc cia) contact with Swlets
a dd r tomatic functions :
co
Subject met FUSONT at-a conduit ons function tn: January 1967 and.
again at a Czech Embassy recepiton | Wn’ ‘May: 1967. ‘Subject later ‘éalled
| FUSONI and offered him rickets to. a Boishoy Ballet performance, and on.
nM Jun 1967.they. “attended the Dolshoy potformance together snd went to
s upper. afterigrds. (23). re : a Ce
5). Molses 04 MERO de la Fircnte, no other traces, .* alo 7 _
ae cit ONES I Ow ap loa
On 6: pe 1966 Subject reportedly called relephone number 2: 36- 765 in:
nO-y ~
Cuernavaca trom a pay phone (8). (This number: ts listed to ‘CAMEL
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BB). ‘Pearl GONZALEZ (P- 11420), society | editor for The News, ‘Mexico Clty.
1 agttsh language newspaper, in social ‘contact with several Sov iets,
On 25 Nov: 1965 GONZALEZ gave a pa rty and invited several Sov lets. -
- _ Subject 'w was one of those. who att nded, (10),
pee oe : ce
a4). Alfonso UZMAN f and Carlos. ie gunoyal ba Serviclo Diplomas in
ue Busy ar e ON te. Ole
- Since ‘Aug 1966 (lt. 6 “when Subject became Consul General), Subject has. to:
gard to Sov let :
been reported dealing with GUZMAN and SANDO VAL In- re an
in Oct 1966 Subject had tickets: for ‘GUZMAN toa | sports event, but Do a
GUZMAN was unable to BO. ‘Subject also invited GUZMAN to tlie Soviet. =~
visés,
Embassy recept lon on 7 Nov 1966, (1).
252 23). Abdel Rahman SHASSAN Abdel- -Rahman, “ ptrst- Secretary-and Consul
¢ vo 2!
poet. aN, IN. MA ye 0
1_ak the UAR Embassy. in Mexico... -
1 Onl Jun 1967 Subject and HASSAN discussed consular
affatrs and also .
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; talked about getting tog
Can eTacy wi
- AGE). (Miss) fnu HERNANDEZ, of the, IH lnsul
" 2UNANDEZ Elizalde, who In 1967 was
ether for tennis the following week (1).
tuto de Interpretes y T Traductores,
- probably Identical withe Gabriela *
SlIN Poke: ee RN Nya yiie
4 | the secretary at this Institute, : .
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On 29 jun 1966 HERNANDEZ told Subject that his: class weal be pe postponed .f
‘for a week | ‘because Sarita (LNU) was sick a : _ . | ae
1-8). Lee SHIGGINS, male, no traces, ee Se eg cape ey
On 19 Ma 1966 HIGGINS tried unsuccessfully to call Subject a.
a vincent *HODGINS, “pritish cltizen, sales manger of Canadian Paci fle.
Ke eS TAUS A ENeIS, on on
. Us B alsa aRADLEY,. - gt 2 sales | manager ‘of cmadiin pacitie had:
; atf BONG sav ton.
met 5 Subfeet ct the hight ‘before,
Subject. HANGIN Subject. offered to visit HODG INS in his. offtee. ©.
and HODG INS wanted to y discuss business, with
nanew -_
(Comment: ‘The Sov lets ‘began flying with Canadian pacific whe
‘heroflot flight was: pur: in service to “Canada, y “On. a ‘Nov. 1966. HOD INS. os : a a
B8yen- gave ‘Subject nforination on flights: and. Subject sald he. woutit stop by
y his office the next week, On 24 “Feb 1967 7 Subject was s reported to have an . -
og Pee. | ‘Appointment “with HODGINS, oO.
er Pero . RX JAKOWIEC
a oe 22 8). Jan poxceaqiae (P9097 201- -250618), polish second Secretary and onsut
ee Win “Mexico, 7 soo ase a
nn an Subject and JAKOWIEG 5 seem to be good trlonds, in addin to belng
Karen OFFER, ° ‘other | traces,
Jéy po \ Amory
week before but sald tie could see her at. 1630. hours that day ¥(). (Comient
ee
— nan alent :
. | 3l). ‘(Dr.) Yury x -TTLER (P- 1573), ; dentist, So contact, ‘Communist
symipathizer, mo,
‘tn Apr 1966 Subject was ; reported nuking a deiital appointment with
: the-tourist agene representative,
-KUTTLER §()s “In ‘Ape 1967 wheyMirtien avit A, Katz, was trying to’ get a.
sand ‘sald he: would not alve
* that he had'o once goné ‘to KUTTLER to y have some ‘deieal work done ¢ and that
d that this ‘was s why he did: not want)
\-
KUTTIER “had charged him too uch, an
“to Issue lin the visi (26). ae :
“*LEMAIRE, epregegain of Boch steainshilp.company. In
Mi WAG
32), Jacques
- HREM CO IR, AM
‘ ‘Mexico, scheduled to leave Mextco soon, , member of French Club, “where
she probably met subject. . . : .
On 14 jul 1967 LEMAIRE invited Subject to the Frnch Embasay
‘put Subject w was q unable, to £0, LEMAIRE sent nt ropards
-recepfton that day,
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. On 30 Nov 1965 LIFOVSKAYA contacted Subject and told him a: long,. -
. rambling story about her 3 7 ehitves, Subject was : evidently interested, vureed
“her: to’ visit the USSR and suggested : she cone to. the Soviet Embassy to”
_ talk to hie: On 24 Dec 1965 LIROVSKAYA’ trled to: ycall Subjéct bat jwas.
" | retezred by. entstake to ‘another valentin, On, 8 and 20 Jaw 1966 ahe saked:
ae Subject if he had Wear from her: relative, the st soccer x player L Lev YASGHIN,
oo | but Si pject stilt ted no news: for her. ‘a. :
_ a ae ANGE . . ep: ese Sar
a 4 . 342 T Tattand aKOrF Vda de MA RGIAND (P-370), "widow of Rene MA RCHAND
“Bolssélét, former professor at UNAM and. director of the Iyostay ¢ Gultural
nes Se ig evidently a native Russtan, but Frerich cltizen
", Tatlana was seen yiaiting Subject at the Soviet Biiiinssy on 3 jan and -
mod 18 Apr. 1967; Subject seemed very friendly with her, and on 18 Apr 1967 left .
_the Embassy together » with her.. (7). On 9 Jan 1967 it appea red that she nd:
“if a sked Subject for a visa. “She dlso told-him she had the information on-the
a a “fran. who find been consul, but Subject cut het off and sa id that it would be
“better. for them to get together t to alscuss te On 25 Feb 1965 she told Subject
she would help tht jotn a “club, “On. 16 May. 1967 stie asked Subject’ if he’ had
oe called. the Poles. but he sa ‘id he. had forgotten and would ‘do tt right away. M.: fe -_
45). (Dr. ) Aifonse MARTINEZ Alvarez (2-1799), Guatematan leftst doctor, TT.
tas house at Lake Tequesqu itengo, to which he often invites groups of Soviets.
MA RTINEZ was reported in contact with Subject in fall 1966 and January
1967 inviting Subject and other Soviets to his house on the lake, Subject was
“} also tn contact with hts son, Eduardo “MA RTINEZ (no identifiable traces) ().
«tt DONT é Mua. eel ATL
36), (Gene ral) Raul ‘MENDIOLEA CGerecero (P- 5700), deputy chief of.the -
Federal District Police. .
. On 27.Oct 1966 Subject called the police to ask what MENDIOLEA'’s -- —-
rank was (1), °--—-—-- - - . Se a
37), Willlam de MIER (P- 5552), British citizen, general manager of KLM
airline In Mexico,
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In May 1967 Subject was Feporte aly discuss lng Sovlet travel via KLM with
‘de MIER 16K (1, 6).
38). Hots (Lie, ) Oscar OBREGON. Jray met further identified, a i oe
On 2. jun 1967: ouESON, who 3 appea red to “he: a frlend of. Subject! 8, old,
fo. lnvite, the, Batshoy troups t6 his house, but: Subject:
. ‘Subject, he. would ike:
‘| sa id they would Have nite time inv Mexico Clty. OBREGON ates asked”
“sabject if he’ outa get hic sone cavlar, and Sublet aa uid he. would ding hin
e
some beet om Moscow after his vacation, WM.
39) , David QRNELAS. of Mundus Tgirs. ,
_ ram! Lien ¢ AAEM gel eb . :
aie. ORNELAS has been: Subject's pitclpal contact, at Mundus Tours in
' travel ‘bookings. There is beet no. incatton of anything on oo
: 7 eeard to make
more than a busines: relationship between tiem, exéopt that in Jie 1966 ©
‘subjeét gave ORNELAS : some magazines, “()..
40). Salvador PAZ Plata @-12779), ‘shipping agent with Representaciones
“Maritimas, Sov let comme rclal contact.
- On, 1 Mar 1966. te was reported that Subject had met PAZ in Mazatlan,
a _and they used the fa miitar form of address with eachother | During 1966.
lanning to get ~ -
they were occasionally reported making luncheon’ dates or ?p
together’ ‘after ) work, There has been no ¥ecord of recent contact, Me
at), Gloria “*PINTO, located at elephone 23- -62- “85, listed, ¢ a Dr. Yyose w Marta |
CiTiterie. Q-seertin _
RE
: ¢PINTO Ancira, Tain 592, no traces on elther na me,
eit Pk EX aa wer OCT! AM vi
iS aka subject or glvlaga visa to her ststor-to-
law she ‘aid that Ruth (LNU) was golng to ‘Valle de Bravo on the weekend,
but Subject sald he would not be able to go, She added that Alfonso (LNU)
would be at the, Cafe Jujuy that afte
“try to go and. would see Glorla there. On 13 Jun 1967
rnoon at 1700, and Subject sald he would:
Gloria told Subject that
did not want to work for Ralph (LNU) any more, because they
her daughter
gh. Subject sald he cou not go to the party
v anted to send her to Pittsbur
Id at the home of Einesto *\CEVEDO (nO AEASERK
eZ tA, Chote
| aeneitable traces). On 12 2 Jul 1967 Glee ta told Subject uh iW she had everything
~ Saturday that was to be he
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ready and that she would stop by the Embassy to aay goodbye (perhaps wong :
: ‘
to the USSR). a. \ ;
; ° 42). (Mise {Mise Mercedes RINT cg eluate t traces, ee - a 7 = i
“On 2 Mar ive? Motcodss PINTO. called Subject, whro was out of town OO.
- - eu (Comment; Meractes ‘could te the sister-in- “law of Gloria. PINTO - | a -
- : 1 mentioned’ hove.) : a sO DR - .
Tag, Jutto PLATAS t Urbina (r-6048, in. 0419)
\
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may bea “provocation a at \
etaims to be:
: courler, has bee In contact with the KGB,
“On. 29 Oct 1965 PLATAS: called, ‘but Subject! was out, On i-Nov 1965
= <6),
T. PLATA.t told Subject he bad ‘shanged Jeb,
but was now with the Confedera
| subject sald ine would call him ay: oS _ a
oy 44). Ratiel 4 Alfredo RAYN Ar ~B415, 201- 357138), manager of Garza. ‘Lopez, a
| Tours. 7 . -
Subject. ‘has been in contact with RAUN in 1966- -67 on routine travel
aE . “matters, “In Aug 1965 Pavel Artonovich YATSKOV asked RAYN for a chart of
. a . L . vee a a “all commercial passenger ships ope rating between Veracruz and New York for
the month of September 1965, including the cost of travel and baggage. In a
7 E December 1965 Subject reminded RAYN of YA TSKOV' B Foquest ‘and asked him.
"0: Include: rail travel to New York and sea'travel.to Europe on the chart... -
a “RAYN never - provided the chart. (I. eee nee
i 45). Sa ra. ROSENFELD and husband Loyd -d ROSENTIELD (P-1 1665, 201-
4 789388), both writers for “The News, ; .
Both ROSENFIELDs met Subject at a reception at the Indlan Embassy
ylven by the Indian Consul, K,D. PARASHAR, Subject invited them to Sov tet
| Embassy recepttons of 16 Feb and 23 Feb 1967, and Invited Sara to attend the _
1 Home Show with the consular corps, which she did, On 11 jul 1967 SRxax -
} they again met briefly at an Indian Embassy recept jon, (22).
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46). Fernando 26h OMOK Jove A SALOMON vallectilo, éotiNtearaen, go
On 24 Oct 1966 SALOMON ‘rold Subject that “he ‘had a ‘letter from the
ma Socialist Party of Nich cagt atkiressed tothe Sov Ice Comsat and: that he hid”
peome specially. from. Nica ragua to de sliver Ite "Subject sa Kd he would talk to
SALOMON | the next, day at ‘the, Soviet Emhussy. (ly. {SALOMON also made a an
L st same, day.) .
; hi), ‘busincssinan: who belongs.
wie: : n ce OA Tetendly wih several Soviets, : a -
particularly Subject 's picdecessor, Oleg Mikétmovtch NECHINOR ENKO, _
and. currently ‘Leonid Vastlyevich NIKIFOROV. a ; oe
_ "On 24 Apr: 1966 Subject, was. seen, playing chess at the French Club with a
, “SA RMIENTO and then went gwlinming with his wife, As of Sep 1966 Subject
was “reported ‘gtlll very. frlendly with the SA RMIENTOs aM, thé French Club, (15),
“yx On 17 Dec. ‘1965 Mrs, SARMIENTO Invited, NIKIFOROV toa ‘Christmms :
pasty and sa td to: bring: Subject and Sergey Sergeyevich KONSTA NTINOV
mg along (i. :
. 48), ‘Francis S. SHERRY, consular officer of the U. S. Embassy. -
“ A Subject has met SHERRY at consular corps funettons. ‘On 28 Jan 1967 they"
d Iscussed playing tennis together, (20).
49). wr.) Emiliano SORIANO, Arta (678i), doctor frequently consulted
~ . ‘
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by the’ Sov lets ry ‘Mexloo. 7 ean
In Nov 1965 Subject took @ ‘sick Sov ict gallor to be treated by SORIANO, : a
In Dec 1965 and Jan 1966 Subject himself was 6 being treated’ by SORIANO. QO.
50), Gracicla Foro, no traces.-~ ee
' (ee din: ‘ fe ATRL
“On 7 Sep. 1966 Graciela, who described herself as Ca rlos BLANCO's
Coll
3 “friend (q..), tavited ‘Subject to the baptism of her son Rafael's child, also
—— on mentioned Rosita, who may be Rafacl’ s wife (no traces on Rafael or Rosita ©
SOTO). On 9 Nov 1966 Gracicla called Subject, started to chat about having a
toothache and that she. had tried to call im before, but Subject cuc her off
and sald he would call her the next day and to say hello to everyone, On 10
. - nannies
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"Nov. 11966 Carlos BLANCO invited Sub joc
a ‘a house on Tamaulipas, @. “(One Attredo
ct toa party and’sa id they would, first
go to the church near Graciel
SOTO,’ ‘no traces, Is Usted. at. Tamaulljies 11S, .
4K.
Sl). Jet CSVESTEA ( (P-7111, Sauem5ulD, \Gzcch
ipéct-Intellt gence officer, ine
Subject ‘and: SVESTKA sect to be 2 quite teeny, y, plan dinner together en (or
“as s well i as digcussing consular business QQ). : Soe . os oe sO ane
“S39. Leppoldo, “YAN, DYCK, em ploy ec. of Aue France,_ ga aire bs a- homosexual, ,
creat Shade) mot Be
has. been fetondly with, other Sov tet consulaé.¢ offleets..
On 6 and a3 Sep 1965: Subject’ wag ‘ecported tw contact, vith VAN Dyck’ \
. in refard to visas for aie France passcigers «i. “On 5 yt 1966 Subject
| told David ORNELAS of Mundus Tours 6 give VAN DYCK hts rognids, a
. adding that ‘VAN DYCK wold know, what kind of regarila they were, (is:
- 53). Rafael VIDIELLA Rulz (r- 4805, 201- -238943), “game to Mexico in 1956
“with his mother; Lucla RUIZ Garcia (P- 4413), who lived. in Moscow for 7:
eh & a
years and taught Spanish there: - KGB officer Aleksandr Mikhayloviel” a 9 i.
_ BROVKIN was reportedly one of her, Students. a) 1958- 5a Rafael translated
_ for the. Soret ¢ TASS correspénident tn Mexiéo, in ot he was 5 teaching Russtan Jove
at the. JICMR’ ‘Govtet Cultural taste), and he Is currently teaching : atthe =”
“Institato “de imerpretes y. ‘Traduetsres, . His. current address is ‘Romero de.”
‘Terréros 922- -1, telephone 43- -80- 16,
On 19 May 1967 VIDIELLA' s ite irted to 0 call Subject, saying that she --
was calling on behalf of the Instituto. dc Interpretes y Traductores and that
her husband had written a letter in Russtan about some tourtsts and she
neesiebacky “wanted a Russlan typewriter to have lt typed up on, (1).
|| 54), (Col, and Lic, y Rafael ‘SVILLAURRUTIA Lopez, also reported In. .
' rg keys “Ay AE
‘contact with the ¢ Cuban Embassy in Mexico,
wat he tad to go out of town and
; On 30 Jan 1967 VILLAURRUTIA said ul
_ 4 could not keep his appointment with Subject (1). oo
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P-2254), Gernun who cate to Mexico In 1955 and
55). Ralph WIEGANDT (
4 has. paint. factory, member of French Club,
on 13 Mar 1967 Mrs. Ruth WIEGANDT, us tng. the: familiar form of.
address with Subject, lavited Sub ject. and his wife to ‘Sunday dine (1). In
; April] 1967, t was reported ‘that E Subject was’ multe: tetndly with the: WIEGANDTS - a
cat the" ‘Franch; Club (15)...
i : :
: Douglas H.. WILTSHIRE, American enpoyed wt with SERVISA A Travel
Sst S i6 NE isan ONsT 2 BM ee a eae
‘On 10 Nay 1967 wiL-TSHIIRE planned to pick up some passports from _
loned that he would ke to ‘nvite :
“Subject at the Soviet Embassy and ment
Subject t6 his house ()._. 2 CoB es os
5. Moos Michael ZAREDSKI @ 8777, 201- -748856), istnoesinan from re
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Cuernavaca, Canadian ¢ clttzens —— re a , .
“1r-Oct, 1966 Subject reminded the Polisti Cots, a KOWLEC,. that,
- “on
o "ZAREBSKLW was going to. gc foimxaccin some of his ‘items to the Soviets, ‘On
- Subject had originally met t ZAREBSKE-
‘Subject could call him atvecty, (.
vat a Polish Embassy ‘reception on 14 Dec 1965, and: saat
4 Oct 1966. aid they finally did get together on 12 Jani 1967, -
at another on
Subject: asked ZA REBSKi to help the Soviets find a “house for a dacha mn
and several al other Soviets-
which he eventually did, “On 24 Feb 1967 Subject/yislted
On 20 May 1967"
| Cuernavaca,
ZA REBSKI" 3 factory and had lunch with him in Cue rnavaca,
oreo
ndrovich CUMY KHOV visited ZAREBSKI in
‘Subject and Boris ‘Aleksa
Subject and CHMYKHOV visited
connection with the dacha, and on I5 Jul 1967
(Comment: Subject and CHMYKHOV had known cachother
the factory. (19).
before In Cuba, and both had mestkom responsibilities for the dacha, so
| ‘their going to Cuernavaca together Is not rema rkable, although CHMYKHOV
1 ts a GRU officer.)
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‘a, Current Residence: Ignacio” Ester 18-1 (h
as lived at this address during
his whole tour in Mextco) (1).
‘b. Telephone: None at home. Oo
“e ar 1965 grcen Iinpala, diplomatic tags 19- DA oO. bees elope
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, di Ofsted! £86 tet Embasey,. Tacubaya 204, telephéne | 15-
uses one of the recept lon rooms ‘néar ‘the gate (2iys
& Handwrttlig samples attacticd’ (the one in Russlan was ‘tn Sub ject’ 8 : es _
possession, but tt is ‘eocx not known whether he himself actually wrote i.
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. The Statlon is reviewing ‘all of Subject's
access agents; . The case of Edmundo, Fausto ‘ZORRILLA Martinez. is
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_ ~ Subject was a dangerous KG
_ PNG, ‘without success, .
“a LIcozyY- 5 continues to > be
f, Station Panama city helped block visas for
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In addittoa to routine coverage of Subject’ 8 acitvittes tn Mexico, the.
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a. Survetllance of Subject. in Panama lr Dec 1961,
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debricfed on his contacts with subject, “although.
LICOZY- “§ has told Subject he will no longer ‘act ag an agent for the Sov lets,
a Brlefing, of U, Ss. Embassy chauffcur whont Subject xR arled to, develop, . -
e, Debrieting of LICOWL- ~1 on his contacts: with Subject.
Subject an A. A. iKtrait
g. Rien Reerultment af Sib ject of 20/-814144, whom Gubject was
h, Briettig of U. S, Em lasay visa officer whom Subject ‘tried to ‘develop. . -
i, Bobrieting of Suble | ct of 201- -30412, who clalmed Subject b had tried to
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ASE- 1 on his gontacts with Subjéct.
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wp F427 8 weighted “and analyzed to yield a personality profile: Working from the
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3. Reliability is “vastly increased when two'or more observers complete —
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1 ‘DESCRIPTION
; me a Overall Inpreison: ‘(Check the most approprite. )- a ce, "
1.01 “Virile, athletic, practical, and socially facile (Heit is ;
poo : 1.02 Virile, rugged, practical, ‘but socially guaided (euthoritorian)
ae. 7 1.03. a “Rather soft and sensuous but socially pleasant and appropriate - -
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5 hO4 7 Rather soft “Gnd sensuous but socal guaided and moody te SE .
{ : possible whiner) ; a ;
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se = NOS Manly, clean-cut, professional, and socially. smooth {execu- —— ;
obo ee tive type) : :
Q ee 1.05 oo Austere, precise, ‘and businesslike (dedicated worker type) * a a. ST
: 1. 07 Cultured, aed, “ani, ond sotiolly smooth (diplomatic. ype) : a
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1.08 Sensitive, intense, and self-preoccupied {artistic or obsent=
mi inded Professor. type). . - .
"4.09 - . None of these fit. : ; te
: 1 would describe him as: _
Dress. (Cheek the inmost appropriate.) -
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i 2.01 Well-groomed (natty)
1 2.02 Neat (well-kept) x.
i: 2.03 Fastidious (fussy) __
2.04 Overdressed (prissy) __
°2.05. Nondescript (bland) __
2.06 Underdressed (informal) __
2.07 Casual (indifferent) __
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Conventional. for his culture’ 8
Cosmopolitan... * .- a
“Qutdated._
Extreme, or unique ©
Head Characterstis:
“Skull measurements:
Side toside «Wide |
Front to back ° - Wide
_ Forehead: “High
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Eyes: . : . Wide-set . Average x Close-set a
- Eyebrows? (a). Arched
(b) Bushy >
(c) High :
‘Average _X_ Straight .
‘Average de: Sparse © —
“. Average _x Low -
7 Is there anythirig about his head or head structure thet requires,
- * special mention? ‘ . ae
General Characteristics. —
Age; weight, height: ,
How old is he?
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Does he have a alckname: Yes. NoX-
If Yes, does he object to Se,
being addressed by his nieknaiie? Yes. - No. ...
ls he-addréssed bya diinutive? _ Yes No
‘Does he have oiy scars or other divingitshing
; marks?
IF so, please describe:
Color Very light “Light . Medium _ ne
-~ Gray or white Dark ~___ Very dark
Waviness Curly * Averagé _ Straight «
“Amount - Thick Average a . Sparse
ae _ Balding _ > Bald ©
2. Grooming Well-gréomed ° “Unruly.
Average X Unkempt
ts, there anything unusual about hi. kair or hair style?
if 50, please describe: a
Eyes: -
Color Gray Green Blue
Yellowish Hazel _ Light brown
. Brown
Wears eyeglasses
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: _ Eyealons style ’ Heavy from a Rimless.”
‘Average frame Contact’ lens .
Is thera anything ‘unusual obout his eyes that- fequires.
‘special: mention. lf $0," please describe: ae es
Does he teke off glasses when he specks? Yes No-
Does he.use glosses to gesture? . - Yes No:
Does hee ever wear ‘Sunglasses indoors? , Yes No x
Complexion:
“Ruddy Darke.” Ton
Light yy Pale
Coloring - ,
"Face: . | (o) ‘Scarred _ Heed 7" ‘Smooth
Ab) ; Beard CTean-shaven %
a, Mustache se Unshaved
Describe type of mustache or beard: —
Body hair forms, legs, chest)
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Hair visible onnose?-- ot oe Bo, :
Hair visible on ears? ne : oe
‘ts there anything unusual or striking about his skin or skin
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i . * ~ 4.65.02 . i expretsive; is foce: a Nuturoh 2 - _ Tense ™ _ 7 t ,
‘ 4.05.03" - Af inexprenive, is face Relaxed = Deadpan | .
wo wee ao 4:05.04 In general, are. facial responses Inoppropriat . ; Appropriate aa ‘
: 4.05.05 Is there anything unusual or striking about his facial . : ;
b . éxpressions? If so, please describe: ns hen tase , he. :
: -- Arches both Ae beows ona ti is
Bae “his bead | back. _
4 4.06 Lips Co, ;
7 4.06.01 Type | Protruding __ Pursed Thin, X : ~
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be 4.06.02 + Smiles (a) Spontaneously. Tensely- Mechanically a . : .
a . we Nery frequently | 7 Frequently._ Average Ny : .
; ~ nfrequently Never. . :
4.06.03 - Have you ever seen him smile to himself? | = Nes x No ‘ 4
- un 4:06.04 = 4F you have seen him having his picture token; 7 TO aan pocdnss : ~
: can he smile on command?: Yes x X No -
: Ort is he. wooden ond rather ill-at-ease? © Yess 7 ,No. a. .
: 4.06.05 - “IF you have not seen Him having his picture - : ‘. ‘
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4.07.01 _ ~ Shape om - Regular . x _ Avetage |
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* °4.07.02 Do you get the feeling he clenches his teeth? - Yer oa - : :
> lf Yes, under what circumstances? Ty wey
4.07.03: °° Does he have any gold teeth ¢ or unuival dental work? .
Se . Nes ~- No X. -
_ 4.07.04 _.... When he smiles, does he - sete - . ; : , a
pong = Showhisteeth? — 2 ee Yes No Xo Se
Purse his lips? : Yes. No
wos Put hand over rhouth? : a Yes ; ‘No :
; 4.07.05" Does he put his hand over his mouth: when inhi?
. ae . “Never C Preguertty
4 —_ , Occosionatly ' Always
4.07:06 : Color of ieeth ~ white de> -Dull =” Lo _ Stained
4.07.07 Is there anything unusual or striking about his. teeth?-
If so, please describe:
4.08 — Posture: _ ; ;
- 4.08.01 Straightness Round-shouldered - Stumped,
. to : Erect x< Stiff
4.08.02 ts posture mainteined? “Consistently XX Variable
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i. os oo 4.08.06 - Does posturd when. listening, differ from posture when talking? No” “
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; 4 4.05.07 —Sliting Posture (a) Relaxed Average : Stiff 5
i . | . , ®) ‘Erect x Average _ Slumped " a 4
P~ os : Te 4,08 08. : When: dn. a -Broup, is. he inclined , To stand still xX oo Oe
f echo: . Ce Move about in one place - oo ‘
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pom Ce a ‘sit dovin even though others are standing.
; - ° Place his arms on others
H : : , ‘4.08 09 nl; taller than average, does he bend over-to come down oO ; Ts ao
aL _ . -fo ‘the group? a Yes _ - No x i PO
7 : . 4.08. 10 lt shorter than average, does he stard up to the group?, Cot “
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* . 4.08.11 - When listening too lecture (or watching a play or , movie) , ;
an ‘doeshe © Sit still, staré at the speaker X :
Coe : Move about, fidget, change position j d
to : “4.08.12- “Is there anything about his posture, carriage, « or béaring | po
| : : that warrants speciol mention? If so, please describe: ; :
I - 409° Hands: ae oo :
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ran .. 4409.02 Is ‘he inclined to use his less dominant hand?
an . Frequently Rarely
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“ To open and.close his hands |
Size of hands: Very large Large X Average
cS Small ____ Very small
. His use of his hai is Graceful ~ Average xX Awkward
In'nctel situctions; his arms + hang Loose . Stiff
Oe : re : = Average
“he has o teridénicy °
. Put hands in pocket
rs he. putt hands in peck, he ts more likely to put them in —
Ponts Coat -
“set ; Clean, not meinteured Xai . Average
.. a Rogged . ‘Dirty Bitten _
: If aails cn are bitten, to what extent? . a ; : :
; Borely . Average Deeply
Ate Fingers : . . - ‘Blunt’ - Average x a 7 Long
Are ards. :- “Callous . _ _ Rough, Average xX
_ = - Smooth. . : Soft °
In public, ‘does ‘he
ae : Pull, rub, or + pick nose
Rub back of neck
. Run hand over face or mouth ~
Sciatch any part of his body
ae Pull at his clothes”
Never do any of these things x.
: ‘Does he put. his arm onthe table? - Often ' "Sometimes
Rarely: Never —
. Does he put-his elbows on the table? Often. Sometimes
Rorely . Never
When sitting ata table’ or desk, does he
> talk or listen with his head in :
his hands? ~~ Often Sometimes
i - ‘Rarely _ Never
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4.09.16 When talking, does he tend to ‘Close his eyes
Put his hand over his eyes
' Often =< Sometimes
Rarely ~~ Never <x
= 4.09.17 if he closes or covers his eyes, is he more inclined to do it
When trying to make a porticular point
When listening to someone else.
4.09.18, De Does he top eget on table? . ,
Oy ara . “Never . —_Qceesionally_ Often __
4.09119 | ‘ls he more inclined to do this when a ,
. Me a Toki ng Listening . Thinking __
4.09.20 Does he a YY : Rattle change in his pocket :
. Sor Tay with some object
Often Sometimes
- _ Rarely’ _ Never _X
_ 4.09.21 _ Is there. dnything unique about his-hands or arms worthy of =
spécial méntion? IF so, please describe:
AsO. | Feets,
4. 10.01 Does he tend to show foot preference? , Left _ Right
4.10.02 Does he work to keep in step when walking with someone? Yes
4.10.03 Does he cross feet at ankles when seated? * : ‘No
_ - Yes 7 No
: 4.10.04 If $0, which foot i is over the other? Left Right _
4.10.05 Does he cross legs ‘ ” Only when he faces.ina new diréction
2 So, As son as he sits down
- Shortly, ofter he sits down
Occasionally
oo ; Never
4.10.05. AF he « crosses legs, which leg is on top? Left a Right
. - Depends. on how he is sitting
4.10.07 Does he change his crested leg Depends on how he.is facing
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4.10.09 If he is out of step wlth you, does he notice it and get Bo
: in step? . Yes. No Ss
41010 ln conversation on when, he becomes intense, does he” a om
- ‘ Uncross higslegs.ond Jean. forward So -
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oe - mo, wt av +» Crass his legs. and:sit upright: i
7 , ; .i 7 "os" # =.“ Shift to @ more erect position’ _ —- .
eee Shift. to a more relaxed position mo i
Make little change in position
4.10.11 Are his feet DO Lofge _ Average xX “Small. pO
4.10.12 Are his shoes: (a) Pointed Average x Blunt
. : ©) Highly polished Average x Not well kept __
4.10.13 . 's there anything about his feet or legs” that warrants - ‘special
oe mention? If.so, “plead describe: . - . L.
- “4.10.14 When his leas oi ate crosséd, does he. ae _ ae i .
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- 4:10.18: Does Ke. ever tap his foot? No, Yes” . :
4.10.18 Does he swing back and forth on his :
feet when stariding and talking ina Often Rorely :
; group? . “ - Sometimes — ‘Never ~ “Xx. . :
“4, 10.17, When walki ne are his steps tong » Normal - x Short
4.10.18 When he walks, do his arms ‘ : _— _ . Hang loose . : ag - oo “
: Co _ Swing with his stride .- fot
m . — oe , . Swings but out of thythm 3
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. 4.1019 When he walks, do his toes © : : uo an : :
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a 4.1.02. Does: he speok : . . - ouietly : Average, XxX: : Lovdly
ae oo, 4:11.03: ; In his native language; is his tone quality noticeably. oo a
| a oe Louder Quieter “About the x same Xx _
: : 41.04 | Does-he have a speech impediment? : “Yes No X .
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. i 4.12.01 Does his native language veéebulory seem- Rich Limited
a i : : ae . ._ Average aa Poor
an 4.12.02. In his best lorayiage, other than native; ishe an
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~ : ; : Moderetely fluent x “Poor, a
‘ 412.03 Does he pick up idioms Se, Quickly . Slowly + wo,
: Average X _ Net atoll -
Oo _— 4.12.04. _Does he learn foreign’ languages easily . Yes . No
re oo, Wess does he-- => - weg _
- in _ Learn primarily y feel” and by “trial and. error”
; ‘ 7 ; ‘Learn primarily from textbooks
4.12.05 a In his best gecond language, can he switch from his notive language
- Smoothly with little hesitation x
Effectively with average hesitation
Ss ae . oles "Slowly with considerable hesitation
' . a, - ‘Awkwardly with considerable embarrossment
rs 4.12.06 When he misuses ‘longuoge, does he ordinarily appear
: . ‘Oblivious of it
: oe Aware of, but indifferent to it xX
Aware of, and anxious about it
Very aware of it and quite embarrassed __
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mo . \ Leconic ©. Average * x Garrulous
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7 4.12.09 . In ordinoty conversation, is the content :
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a . vie ce, . : Relevant 7 :
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: . : po ; To the point but rambling: ~~ a
: om, an — se _ Irrelevant. :
: _ 41210 Doeshe 2. Often discuss personal problems. . :
L - - _ ” Rely discuss , personal problems
Do . “42 Does he use e profanity i in his native language? .
TO fo a . Occasionally ___ Frequently ___ Never x
oye . : - “422 ~ Does he use profanity. inan acquired language? Do °
- . Occasionally “ “Frequently” __ ‘Never: xX Ce Dn
; - 4.12.13 Is there anything about his manner of speech or conversational *
7 4 style thot fs unusual. ; Yes _., No
: if Yes, please describe: ,
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> 4.13.01" Dees he'gesture-when he talks? — Always "Sometimes 0 see Fen
a woes : ; .. Never . “os °
: . —_ , ~ 4.13.02 ' His most characteristic. gesture is. Pointing with finger
BE ; _ .- ; : oe, _ Waving one hand “
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Graceful Average Mechanical
fe . . 4.13.04 When engaged j in conversation; does he tense up . . :
Pe - Often: Rarely.
ot f : = ye a ‘ So, . . Sometimes ; ~ Never |
Sgt Cee 4.13.05, . Ini is relatively easy to tell when he is really interested 7 ina ‘a wbject ‘
io : v4 Always X: Rarély
“|. ; ; : Sometimes : ‘Never
{ 4.13.06 His eyes are very expressive: -Alwoys “Sometimes x Rorely
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po, - 4.13.07 Most people would Find! his eyes ; “beautiful *, Average x ;
a ; Ce . — Pleosant _ Unpleasant .
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; 4.13.08 He-maintains eye contact me " Alwoys _ _ Frequent a
i Sometimes Rarely Never ‘
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; 4.13.09. In a group, have you ever seen him stare repeatedly at a: person -
. L. who seemed to interest him? Often _| Sometimes _ Never xX. .
r 4.13.10 “When he admires (follows with eyes) an attractive gitt, -_
! hei is : . Obvious _ a, Average “Subtle xX _
: 7 “Thave never seen himdoit
- * Have you ever seen him blush? Yes. XK No-
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. His polikiéal Comments wene Succes ful ee
or. Be Changed ata. dacty . Ai peesent, inglvaling
fe hu Se le we te em , era lSerd. by the Con feont avon + :
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an 4.13.11 > ts there anything particularly striking and worthy of further explanation . ,
i “about the movements he makes with his body, eyes, or head and the |;
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: 4.14.01 - "Does he Enjoy sleep and fall off easily? . Yes No |
i i oo, _ Read or walk to prepare himself .
i ns for sleep? a - : - Yes No *
4.14.02 7 “Does he Rise. easily? - ‘ . Yer. No’ on
So 2 Prefer to remain ‘abed until: the re aT wb
last moment? . - Yes No
Fb 4.14.03 ‘Ts he. An carly starter? a a
a ne oe ~ ~ Alate storteP? r, : -
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7 4.15.01 : To the’ best of your Kaowledge, do you think ‘most women - , :
i a would find: him Charming Pleasant Aveiage 7
oO Unpleasant . Very vonplessent
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‘ 4.15.02 © “To the best of yout knowledge, do ou Taick riost m: ve ;
. Bo wos tL would find him Charming Pleasant ~ Average x --
‘ ee ; . _ Unpleasant “, Very'unpleasant ne
ae Po 4.15.03 Without p prior krowledge, if you saw him on the street, would : :
eee ; he impress you as Nondescript_ Average X Strking — - oo i
“4.15504 _ Without prior ‘knowledge ond on the basis of looks alone, which
. of the following do you think he might be? :
: 7 Peasant Executive
i ee Worker - Professional
ws “Merchant. cae “Military Officer: Fe at ee
ae ns Astist of some type
4.15.05 | cs there ‘saything particularly. striking: ond worthy of further. .
: ; . ““éxplanation about the overall i impression he. gives?
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li. BACKGROUND
5. . General
* §.0! Ethnic Background:
§.01.01 : Please describe his ethnic background. .
_ Slauie - - blond
5.01.02 How does he compare with others of this background? — Like most a
- - A stereotype
_ Not like most '
I would never guess his + background:
5.02. Cultural Background:
5.02.01 ‘i he had his personal choice, do you think he is the kind of
‘person who, living in d foreign culture would.
Never change his accustomed vay of living
‘ Maintain his accustomed way of living but
show some interest in the local-culture
Show some interest in the local culture and adapt his ways
Go native if he had his chance”
5.02.02 Compared with his own group, he is just like alt the rest of them XX’
Somewhat different than most of them
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a : . Is- better informed - :
7 ~ Appears better educated than ke cloias
* Appears less. educated. thon he claims >
a ae a ‘éannot conceive of him having the background he claims
foo. : If you doubt’ ‘his background, please comment: - =
ca oot & Geneial Impression of sf Backgrovid (Check the’ most oppropriate) ~
6:04 Strong: and: rugged (o man's incin)- ou x
6.02 “Strong,” rugged, bur independent (a self-sufficient foner).
6.03 Compassionate, sensual and understanding (o woman's man) ;
: 6.04” ~ Moody, emotiénol, and sometimes biter (the "misunderstood ,
: ~ man) . ; : . _
an 7 _ 6.05. - Forthright, intelligent, and responsible (the professional man) >
: -6.06 : ; Proficient, intelligent, ond intense (the technical man) ao .
2 6.07. Sensitive, ‘cultured, and sophisticoted (the "Madison Avenue"
al e ny . man) - ; coe : _
: §.08 Sensitive, temperamental, and unconventional (the Bohemian
1. : “man) - : . . Looe :
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- 7.01 -- The kinid of a mon who i is usvally punctual, inclined to greet évery= -
- " 6ne informally and who Oppears to be ‘comfortable with hinself wT,
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a 7.02. “The kind of a man- who i is always. punctual; inclined to greet . -
wie ae . _ - = everyone somewhat awkwardly and who appears to’ be uncom=. a oe ee
: fortable when he enters a room. - ee Se, ;
: -7,03 _ The kind of man whiose punctuality is unpredictable, who is-
i. inclined to be:very warm and friendly with everyone he knows,
yo aad who oppears: confident. when he enters a rom. oe ; ;
: _ 7.04 The kind of man who ts punetual when he mokes a date, but
: ‘ soe who.is inclined to cancel engagements rather often, inclined
wy “TD te"Sreet only those people he has met before and is somewhat
! * --etizing or stondoffish when he entefs a room. : -
“7.05” The: kind of-man who is inclined. to keep you waiting but i is
ee re : , gracious: ‘and | attentive when he arrives, inclinéd to be pre-
_ : Te ol. eise ‘ond proper as he greets everyone and can be quite
impressive , when he enters ¢ a room. we ; _
7.06 The kind of man who is alwoys punctual, inclined to be © mS ,
very formalin his greetings and is most often stiff and '
: unbending when he enters a room. - .
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7.07...” The kind of mar whose punctualiiy i is unpredictable, who’ :
: : is. inclined to be charming and sophisticated as he greets :
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: about it—inclined to be short and curt in ‘his greetings
ond is sometimes awkward when he enters a room. re .,
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8.01 ~~ When he shakes hands | ‘Does he move toward you. -
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7 . , 8.02, ~ ' When he shakes hands, is his-grip Very firm ‘Average
- . : -" Fiem x Weck.
; . ne . _ Limp |
8.03 . When he shakes hands, does-he ~. : Pump your hand - :
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ee 2 7 i, _ + Let you do all the work :
8.04." Is there anything about the way he shakes hands worthy of , :
; : Special mention? if 50, please describes ae ;
: 8.05 a “When he is first introduced, daes he” : - So :
_ , so “ Look. the person in the eye to whom he is being introduced »
a re oo, ; ‘Cock his head toward the introducer but.”
oe ‘look’ at the person to whom he is- being introduced
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Does nothing obvious to remember it
‘Repects if as he acknowledgés the introduction _
; ~ Asks the introducer to repeat or verify it
Asks the person to whom he fs being introduced
“to repeat the name |
if catiing cards. -are exchanged, does he | ‘ .
wes Read the card and. caréfully put it'away
- Read it and stick, it in his packet. .
Carefully put it oway without reading it
_ Stick it in his pocket without reading it
_ With somé slight embarrassment or hesitation
With considerable awkwardness
To what extent is his manner different when he is being introduced
to women? “Not at all Normal - Marked
“If he shows. a difference, which of the following describes it?!
Uses Goth hands when he-takes her hand
~-- > Moves ia closer when acknowledging the introduction
Becomes moré formal and distant
Becomes warm and effusive «
_Becomes worm and effusive ‘only with pretty girls
‘Is very courteous and gracious to older women
- Varies, depending on the woman ~ :
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_ When introduced to a fair number of people at the same time,
dous he’ Linger 9 bit with each person to whom he is introduced
Acknowledge the introduction quickly and wait for the next _
Léok toward the next person almost at the same time he is
shaking honds with the Person whom he has just met
; In generals, does he strike you'as the kind, of pérson who will
a Always’ remember a name .
” Remember names in an average manner
Have difficulty remembering names
Be very poor at remembering-names
Has he ever asked you to re-identi fy someone to whom you had
previously introduced him? - | No. Yes
_ Does he smoke?
Cigarettes -
Regularly |
- Occasionally
i . Never x
How much does he smoke?
“Cigars: “7. . Pipe
‘Regularly —— Regularly
Occasionally —- Occasionally
Never Never. x
‘Average .
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9.01.04 Is he the kirid of person who 4s always asking for alight |: -
; - 5, mo, Frequently asks fora light.
Usually has his own light ~~
Always has ‘his own light
a oO 9.01.05” ; “Does he use ahalder? Mo Cigarette Cigar: _.
- ee re . a Always “Always:
. - . Te . a ; . Sometimes Sometimes: -
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" 901.06 > Dees he clip cigars? Always Sometimes _ Bites off end
: 9.01.07 Does he care for his pipe? “Fastidiously "Average
Neglects -
9:01.08 When lighting a cigarette docs ie
. _ Obviously duck his head and cup his hands
Light it casually while talking
9.01.09 Have you! ever seen him hold an n unlighted cigarette and wait for, | .
a pause in p the conversation before lighting ie No : Yes - cL
9.01.10 “Have you ever seen him put a cigarette i in his mouth and pause,,
match poised, waiting for, the appropriate time to light it? fe
No. Yes
9.01.11 . Have you ever seen him chew on an unlighted cigar, pipe,
or-cigarette? No |... Yes
9.01.12" - Ishea chain'smoker who i
: ‘Lights one cigarette from ariother t
” Smokes his cigorette down to the nub and then ‘lights another ~ .
. Always keeps a cigarette going even though hé' may ;
_ not smoke it very much’ -
‘Only ofter meals!"
Only when offered a cigarette by someone
9.01.13 - Does ke smoke
‘between ‘the entree and the dessert when others doi,
. 9.01.14 Is the presence of tobacco stain. on his fingers Very marked,
‘ Noticeable
Barely noticeable
No stain
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When smoking, does he
Show average satisfaction
(a)... Allow a long ash to accumulate on his cigarette
: Flick off ashes in a normal manner
; Become unusually preoccupied with the ashtray
() _ a Let ashes fall to the rug
: » Cup his hond under his cigarette
se _ Always use an in ashtray
7 Does ke © Put out a cigarette with elaborate oshtray ritual.
- ‘Seem to put out cigarettes in o normal manner
Seem careless about how he puts out a cigarette
Does he Show obvious enjoyment when smoking
‘Sirioke Perfunictorily and mectanically
ow ©» Always - ‘Seldom:
Frequently
ts he the kind of § person who -
, ‘Will walk across-¢ room to offer a light to a lady:
[s-conventional in how he offers a light to a lady
Will seldom offer a light to a lady ~
No
“To your, ur knowledge, has he given up smoking for reasons of health? |
Yes
Have y you ever + heard him mention thot he should give up smoking
- but cannot
Never __
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Has tried to stop but could not
“Have you ever hecird ‘him mention that he is bothered by the
Cigars Pipes. Cigarettes
smell of
- Never heard him mention a any of these
Is. there ‘anything about his ‘smoking habits that requires special -
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Is his mode of eating Typical of most of his colleagues x:
Somewhat different than most of his colleagues :
Markedly. different than most of his colleagues .
a Is hea Heatly eater Average eater ‘X Light eater
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Is the fact that he has marked food preferences “Very noiiceable.
7 . Not particularly noticeable —_
Tre =~ = Not atall noticeable
Does he : Eat with relish
: ; _ Enjoy, his food in a conventional manner
Seem: indifférent to food = .
Does he. eat vicky Avéroge x 2 Slowly
To toke second helpings
To take all he wants the first time around
- Often leaves some of his food untouched
Is he gener inclined
Does he ‘ _ : Dwell on how much he misses his native foods
eS -- "7 Show conventional. interest in local foods. x -
: _ Indicats gonsiderablé interest i in new “arid unusual foods
Talking 7 Listening
He does eat while. a. Talking x Listening
people with wham he is dining? Marked Average
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Does he show a tendency to. adapt to the ‘table etiquette of the wa
Maintains his familiar style of eating « at all times
- When given a ‘chance, does he, ‘for other than business’ reasons,
suggest a preferred place to eat?. Always “Sometimes : .
. “Rarely, if. ever x
When eating-out It is very difficult for him to select his meal _
Waits to hear what his companion orders and orders same thing
Always’ knows what he wants very quickly.
When eating out, he is
Somewhat extravagant when he knows you ure paying
Very cost-conscious when he knows he is paying
Very cost-conscious no matter who is paying
Generally indifferent about cost no.matter who is paying
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- He handles waiters. _
Is he the sort of person who
Usually wants ta check the bill regardless of who is paying
Is indifferent about the bill when someone else is paying
When hei is s paying, he checks the bill Unobtrusively
Very corefully (and rother obviously)
, ‘When’ he p pays. his heck, does he “Obviously count his ‘change |
‘Show indifference when accepting his change ~ _
‘ Take his change.[n a normal manner
When he deals with headwaiters, is he . Aggressive
Normal and coaventional
Somewhat ingratiating
_” Brusque x_
os Is he prone fo complain when service does not suit him? ~
To his companion . Directly Not atall
- Ina conventional way.
a“ Over Friendly Unusually polite
4s there anything about his eating habits or manners ‘that requires -
“special mention 2 If so, please describe:
Overall impression of eating and smoking behavior. (Check the .
most appropriate description. )-
. A hearty. eater with “Wwell-defined preferences. He eats and smokes
“with considerable gusto but tends to-be @ little on the coarse and’
7 boorish. side.’ It is rather easy to imagine him eating huge sand=
sand drinking beer with the boys at the neighborhood bar.
A heavy ' eater with limited preferences. He eats and smokes
. “with gusto but his mariners are definitely coarse ‘and boorish< _
" It is rather easy to imagine him becoming quite sharp with a. |
_ waiter who serves hint unfamiliar food or a dish prepared in
an unfamiliar ways .
A sensual eater who knaws all the restaurants and their native
specialties. He is.very anxious to have others try dishes he
has discovered. He eats with obvious pleasure, savors his
smokes, .and though rarely gauche, he fs more aware of his
food than his manners. {tis easy to imagine him cooking and
serving special dishes fo his friends. __
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; He seems to eat al! types of food and has something of the
»,it-o£.a-glutton about him. He eats with obvious pleasure, ~
“savors his smokes and afterwards will linger alone at o table
- with’self-satisfaction; ‘It is easy to imagine him hovering -°
alone over the buffet at a cocktail pory savoring the tidbits.
tonne
: . . 9.03.05 A conventional eater who usvally goes along with the crowd.
Po. He probably has food allergies that prevent him from eating
oon . SO . certain focds, - He gives the impression. of enjoying smoking
bo ; "*. more than eating but his table manners are odapted to what~ -
: - ever situation he is-in. «It is easy to imagine him taking an..
_ indigestion pitt in the F privacy” ‘of bis. room.
; 9.03.06 A conventional eater who always goes along with ‘the crowd.
Boo, me - He eats with little relish ond rarely mentions anything about
his likes of dislikes. He smokes at every opportunity, but.
more mechanically than with pleasure. He usually tries to
adapt his manners to the situation but may be a little awkward
and obvious in doing so. It is.easy to imagine him grabbing a | .
bite ata sidewalk stand at any time of day.
° 9.03.07 A gourniet eater “who has marked and vatied sophisticated ~
, food tastes. Dining is quite a ‘ritual with him, and atmo=
sphere and service’ are almost as important as the feod. He
-is graceful and cultured:at table and snidkes in the same”
joying fine wines and food by candlelight. -
9.03.08 An unconventional eater, a man who ' ‘eats like a bird."
He eats in a preoccupied way, obviously indifferent to -
his food and surroundings. It would not be surprising to
Jearn he was a food faddist (vegetarian, health foods,
* ate.)
5 s - . 9.03.09 None of these descriptions really fit.
: . ! would describe him as:
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9.04.01 Does he drink? \ Not at all Averege x .
: \ A little ~~" Heavily .
9.04.02 Does he drink, alone (solitory drinker) . 0 oe _
. = - . , with others mainly for sociableness so , SOT
| on formal occasions only a : : .
" after work, at home - _ i :
a 9.04.03 - Does he « appear, to drink | primarily for the taste. ~~ _ : .
- SR me, \ ** primarily for the effect” . :
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9.04.04 His favorite drink is “Beer Wine © Whiskey , . ; i
po - . | Vodka __ Gin No preference — 5
on , _ 9.04.05 . He prefers : Cocktails Might Short drinks —— ss ; oe a
- De - Stedight shots ae a eo
9:04.06 He drinks Slowly __ Average x. Quickly . Hi
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9.04.08 Does he - ; . Go out of his way to’ get a refill . . a i
he . Lo, - oat Usually wait until asked : re
r : Ly ; oe _ Always wait vatil asked E¢ Lo oe a
. ~ boo, : 9.04.09 _ Attitude téward wines? vos " Very kadviledgecble ;
7 BS . oe ; Enjoys but not particularly knowledgeable
rr . : 7 - Indifferent about wines
fo Coe Knows nothing, couldn’ t care less X
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. os talking) about his liquor preferences ~ :
fo Oo tet Talk about his liquor preferences no more than
‘ oe ; ; anyone else
: Never talk about his liquor preference “Se
: - 9.04.11 . Is he openly proud of his native deinks and does. he urge others to
bo try them? Yes No X_ ee
Is he conventionally a oware of his riative drinks and offer them . ;
: ; : when appropriate? Yes No ,
i me Does he rarely mention his native drinks aid not "push" them?
Yes No
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, ‘Serve drinks i ina socially appropriate manner
- . , , : ‘ _ Tend to force drinks on others. coe ; -
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: Ss : . " “Markedly different Very.similar . — Just the some’ a :
: 7 ~ . : 2 markedly different, please explain: ~~ ae me ar
: 9.04.14 - “When he has hod é a few drinks, his behavior shows ve .
: ae ee Dee + Ne soticeabfe change “* oo Doe ee Be
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9.04.15 Does his manner of speaking change when he drinks? : - :
Becomes quite slurred 7
Shows little change - . -
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9.04.16 “When he drinks, his voice » becomes . ’ - ;
oo Louder. = Guieter No change X x a
9.04.17 Have you ever seen him truly drunk? "No X Yes ~ obo
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* Boisterous Poorly coordinated 4
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If you have not seen him drunks would you predict that when :
drunk he would become
Very active
Very unpleossst
__ Very passive
~ Rather pleasant
Never become drunk ;
I cannot Imagine how, he would act when drunk «
Have you ever seen him with a hang over? -
If Yes, is he the kind of person who-
_ Obviously looks hung over but functions foirly well
“No Yes _
_ Looks somewhat hurig over ‘but shows it mainly i in
- his eyes and general manner
Obviously looks hung over and is quite vocal ebout
how bad he feels
Does not look hung over in spite of what he says
Is there-anything special about his drinking t habits ‘thot requires’ ~
. niention? if so, please describe: ae -
A hearty, heavy drinker who holds his liquot wall.
always rather boisterous, , end when he drinks, there is little
change in behavior. ;
Overall impression of drinking behavior (Check the. most cporepria)
Hei is
A heavy drinker who often gives the isapression he can drink
otheis under the table: When he drinks, there is little change
in behavior, but there ‘is. hint that he could get quite mean - -
if provoked. ;
A steady drinker who obviously enjoys being "tight." Ina way .”
he can be somewhat charming when dzunk and cari get away
with ‘a bit of the “life of the party" routine.
A steody drinker who becomes somewhat more maudlin when
drunk or tight. Tends to tell people how much he tikes them
and sometimes asks others whether they like him. Gives an
impression that he could become quite disgusting if he got
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even’ though others ore becoming, quite drunk or tight. He
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few signs: of being disgusted or bored. Me : at
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po ’ becouse it is socially necessary. As a porty- progresses he . too °
tends to. become aloof and distant. Is likely to continue to” ae
talk about’ his work even when it is inappropriate. __ :
9.05.07 =A light drinker who tapers off as the evening progresses. -- 0 mle,
7 aan Usually manages to keep a sophisticated aloofness from . a ofa
sol. ao others. Often singles out and associates with som@one 6: .
ne a ++ ~ gather like himself. ‘As thé party. progresses;, he'shows . eet,
- obvious distaste for anything he considers crude or bois- : : tS
-terous. Often becomes quite sarcastic about others’ oe oo:
behavior. . oan : ; :
me has’to oF refuses to drink-atall. Is usually not really
io He _ ; a part of ‘the party. and is obviously annoyed when others ;
i. 7 : bring him inagatnst his wishes. Terids 16 be solitary - : ~ :
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: 10.01 Driving Behavior:
: ; 10.01.01 He drives a car in an _ Unusually adept manner
: : Average or conventional manner
Unusually inept manner
He does not drive
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When. rhe chives ond talks, you get the feeling :
He pays little attention to his driving
HT He pays average attention to his driving”
His driving is. obviously ‘more important thaw his conversation
Compared with his colleagues, his interest in foreign cars is
“About the same Definitely different’
; “His interest ia the caie and maintenance of automobiles is - .
Unusual» ; Average. ' Little ornone -
Hls road courtesy is "Equivalent to most of his ‘colleagues!
Equivalent to the courtésy of most people I: know
Unusual in that he is very courteous and cautious
Unusual i in that he Is rude and demanding
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To the best.of your - knowledge, he is the kind of person who
Can learn how to-get around a strange city very quickly
_ Can, follow @ road-or city map, with relative ease
Gets around by asking lots of questions
Almost alway depends upon others. to, get him where'he is going
When riding with-someone else, is he the kind of persan who is
very‘ much aware of the driving and responds with the driver— oo vee ee
‘(g08s through motions of braking, braces with changing troffi c)? .
. No ___ ” Yes,
When driving with someone e else,.i is he the ‘kind of | person who
- seems to adapt to the style of driving in an average or appro~ : : 2 fo,
. No - Yes _ Boob
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When driving with someone else, is he the kind of person who
“ts very relaxed and relatively indifferent to the driving? -—-. =
-'No Yes
Is he the kind of person who Would never drive when drinking
!s inclined to be aware when he should not drive |
Would always Insisf on driving, even when drunk
When 1 It is appropriate
Almost always -' "Never
Is there ‘anything about his manner of driving that requires special os
< mention? If $0, please describes
Walking
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‘Does a great deal of walking ~~” :
Walks an average amount
Never walks if he can help it
ts he the ‘kind of person who
‘When he walks; his pace.is. Fost - - Average | Slow
When. you_walk with him, he most often _ Keeps pace with you.
. - _ Forces you to keep up with him
| When he walks, do his feet Swing to the right and left (outwards)
Maintoin a fairly paralle! motion
Swing inward
Eréct with head up
“Does he walk * . a
rey mm Erect with head down”
Bent forword but eyes up
Bent forward with eyes down
in a very stooped manner"
“When hei is walking, he looks round
Agreatdeal Average Never
When he greets someone he knows on the street, his face
Lights up
Shows average or-appropriate expression
Rarely changes expression
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Is there anything unusual or striking about his galt or manner
of walktic? 'f 30, please dosazibes
Overall i impression of driving ond walking behavior: uo 7 Te a
(Cheek the most ‘appropriate description.) ” .
An active, alert individual with a purposeful stride who appears
“to have a very practical mind. He enjoys "fixing things," ap= wae de
pears to have sound knowledge of automobi les, and drives inc aa
relaxed efficient manner.
An active individual who is somewhat standoffish (or negative)
foward others. His stride is fast and intent. He appears to
have a practical mind, is quite possessive and protective and _ .
is reluctant to share his possessions with others.. He “Fixes.” ye
“things” in a. matter-of= fact way, appedrs-to have good knows! ; .-
ledge of automobiles, and drives in a determined (sometimes ‘
even hostile) but efficient manner.
An active, élert individual with a free-and= ~ecsy stride who. .
appears mast of ‘the time to be in good humor. Seldom tries : - os
to fix things, but.is-often quite good at getting others to fix ;
things for him, He appears to have little knowledge of auto~
Ka active individual who has a cautious ‘tinge to his walk as
though he is easily embarrassed or easily startled. He appears
rather helpless and awkward when he has to "fix things." He-
evidently has liitle knowledge of automobiles and drives‘in a”
A well-controlled and attantive individual who, walks fa
something of a clipped, formal manner. Although generally -
practical, he seldom. will do anything by "Feel." He must
read up and prepare himself when required to "fix things.”
He appeats to have acquired considerable knowledge about
_ automobiles but.drives in a somewhat mechanical or highly a, 7
controlled manner. ba
A well-controlled individual who is often somewhat preaccu~ :
pied even In his walk. When he takes time to “fix things" he “ :
does so with intensity and precision. He is often very well :
read about automobiles and cares for his car or sees that it is
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rece ee 0 bur srl knows the- best places -to:get things. done Ch
: - incfi ficular in- how things: ar ‘done for”
relatively little. knowledge: “of |
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~ the inachanics ‘of.
“but. usually dt.o fost pace:with:not too meh wareness of
others. =
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. idly and. rather awkwardly. He has litfle or-no interest tas.
” “fixing things" and is ificlined to: ighore or- throw * away”
ao thirigs that do riot work. ‘He appears to have little interest.
“fn or knowledge. about automobiles ond his driving shows’ its =
. i wR = Ati is sometimes’ ‘frightening: to.ride with hin, *
“eb _° 310,03.09- None of thiese descriptions: really fit. .
i rrr would describe him as? a “
, 10.04 Hobbies and Spor a a tn : So - Y, :
10.04.01 Does he have any hobbies? Yes Xs (No 7 - Don't Know _-
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Aitistic (pointing, ceramics, etc.) .
‘Mechanical (motors, hi-fi building, etc.) 2...
mo ——- J. +) “SRE (wosdworking, model building, ste:) -
a - Intellectual: (special periods in: history,
: re oe philosophy, etc.) *_ f : ;
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i Social I (chess sia bridge, etc. yo : a . :
“ ‘ Vicarious, (listening to music, ottending play, Tt code -
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o : “Mental Smusenient (crossword puzzles; anos, LO :
7 ' ta. "grams, eryptograns) an 7 :
: 10.04.02- , Has he ‘ever i méntioned having had hobbies i in the ‘post? Yes: ee, ‘
: _— No 7 et
: tf Yes, give details: ; a SS 7 ae : : i |
i nis jc ily good’ ». . _ good "| overage
i * poor X « *% does'no jot dance.
: _ 1 oo i do rot know-if he dorices “ .
. , 10.04.04-. . “Describe, the kind of dancing you hove s seen him do: . a . = ;
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" know hevi is en n Gverage player “Gelieve he isprobably average © a
* know! ‘Re. ix - Believe he. ts: probably. a. Poor, ployer <_ 8
of paktr raya ou. think
_“ he. the kind of person w with whom you would. like to ogg poke? oO
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10.04.08. Have’ you | heard him sing? a eo Yes X No o
: : if Yes, is s his voice good __ average. -. poor a
on 10-08-08 o | Does he seem to’ know’ many song?
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. 10.04:10 - In group: Singing, "does he often lead off with a sorig_ . sorties leed
a “off with a song___ olwoys follow sc someone else’ s le od
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aT Yes, which Anstrument:.. . Lee : - .
: 10.04.12. "Hos he ever mentioned having played an instrument? Yes. No ;
. If Yes, give | details? - aoe Coe _
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If yes, describe: ve
Temenis, emmbstsy Volley bal
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- bioee he pley gcit? Ba ae me, -. NeXt, .
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way. take golf indifferently
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If No, explains a ore a re
fish. 9g. greot deal do some 2 hunting _ ° ~ - 4
Pe ‘never g 99 Fishing To . lle of
_ do some fishing “never. hunt _
ou he he fakes bunting or fishing? . .
oe oo, : . oe Nes a No.
If Yes, explain:- mw en on et
Hos he ever + mentioned _porticiparing’ in 1 sports in 1 the « post? Yes aN XcNe ae
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- AE Yes, explain: - ’ :
10:04:23 . He is'best described os: a 5 muscular, athletic type ¥ a strong,
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a type : '-o'flabby, vnathletic’ type
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ae ‘Playboy » x. “Sports, ITus trated: - :
Th. :. Fiéld'and Stream | Popular ? Meche dnics. :
r Better Homes and” Gardens. “Red 7 .
fF "Kenyon Review. _ Ramparts. Scientific Ainerican’ 2
a Christian Science Me ‘Monitor = : fic
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“Reaction Other Workes: :
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.., Like him: - -
Dislike him
‘He is courteous to them -
ee ee, . Worries about them.
tee ee A Céuldn't care less
; } , They fear him:
} Te - ~ Believe he is just
H : He takes credit for their
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: : - Gives credit where due
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ot bis relations with others would you Consider him - | Shy :
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- Conveintional and. correct ae
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His manner r oF relating to women is About the’ same as. with meno 7
More correct and controlled than with men . :
— More worm-and relaxed: than with men xX i
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in general, do you think he i is a person who : :
. Loses his temper easily)
Hos a avick temper but holds it well
Hes c normal temper x
Has a an even temper and is rarely ruffled . nn
-Has an unusual amount of tolerance and . :
would almost never lose his temper :
Have you ever seen him lose his temper? No __ Yes :
If Yes, give a short description of the incident, including :
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“11.02 Humors |
17.02.01 * tshea person whom you. _ _Heve never seen feose anyone. 7
mar , Hove frequently: seen tease, someone -_ *
a 4 me - re _ . , Cannot i imagine: ‘ever teasing inyone *
Oe - Consider his tendency to tease like. that. of fost ‘People. x
1.02.02 ° “ls he a s penion . Whe obvioisly cannot tok easirig — _—
; a . >”. Whom most: péople. -énjoy ‘teasing: —_
; “Whom most t people would .never consider: teasing = ey
Who obviously. likes. to.betecsed Te
- "His sense of humor is About like that 6f-most people - | ~ :
wo ’ ne Notably ‘absent Clever’ . Subtle :
7 a Cy te oot Dry Heavy x Crude 7 — -
Fees =" 11502.04" Does he tell jokes'ond onecdates? <7 2 Never
Se oe re Sometimes __ on. , . :
te a 11.02.05 As a story teller; he is “Very good -- Aversge _ Pool Xe, wT :
L ' - at . tee . wet t
os ae 11.02.06 Is he more ¢ inclined to'tell 0 story Toa group “of people ye: : im
7 : ae ; os oo . _ Quietly to a friend of acquaintance... _
ne So, ro . J. Only when encouraged :
11.03 - “Overall impression of temperamént and sense of humor: | oe : i
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- 7 cleo ne 03. o1. ‘Hei is-a* oheaity, Kale fellow who: iaisghs with. gusto and pleosures:
: rs one fuinor is forthright, not subtle,and although he is sometimes. re ‘. :
i Boo ~:foud, he is rarely unpleasant or objectionable. Most.of the’ a ae
oo on . ‘time, his good humor i is contagious. w 2 oo
‘11.03.02. He is. a'héarty fellow who, when he laughs, -does so with con=
: . siderable gusto. However, ‘he is: frequently doiir and sometimes
Coe intolerant and. somewhat humorless. His-humor is direct, even
Be crude, and af times, inappropriate. He tends to be the kind of
person who laughs more at. people than with people. & . . n
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14.03.03. He Is a'good-humored fellow who sometimes can be considered
; th, jolly and carefrée. His humor is clever-and well timed. He is © ;
. 2b as se "Quite sensitive to the moods ond feelings of others ond often : _ :
; _ ean do a good job oppropfiately livening Up a party. Although a uo a:
: something. of a tease, hi ‘never é ruel-o oF insensitive. ote
; who, at times
when: gay, hi
: ¥1.03.05 Hei is an’ urbane fellow,’ ‘generally qu quite conventional ond appras
oe _” priate. He does.not necessarily appear to be a humorléis person,
a but he seldom displays his sense-of humor. It is sometimes diffi- we
‘cult to tell whether he is in a.good’ humor, ‘be cause, of the way.
“he overs’ or ‘controls his” feelings.” His humor is, more ‘Studied. -
is never. crude of ‘inappropriate. cee!
1909206 ‘He. isa dour ond liimorless perso ; ys'serious “and | intense.
ini is difficult to joke arqund him re partly, becouse he i isnotre= oe,
Pe Pt -:. 11.03.07 * He i isa sensitive,. sophisticated fellow. with a subtle wit. He’ ,
S } _ . can be quite charming and amusing in the right sort of setting. iol
However, there is something of an aristocratic quality tohis ~~ mo
Bot L. - sense of humor and he.can be quite condescending towards
oe eS people who dor not understand or. ‘oppreciate his sense of humor.
Po, 11.03.08 He. Is. an arty, somewhat cynical person who « can be quite
net -" ‘flippant-at times. His humér tends to'be a bit far out. - He 0
"2" " seems to have private jokes he shores: ‘with intimates. Ati is ‘ re
* sometimes difficult to tell whether hei is being amusing or
subtly hostile . : : . _— .
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“Sexual Attitudes © iy”
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ne . Difficult to determine
~ About 9 average for his culture and. background’
Indifferent
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Hostile Indifferent
Does he go to " ‘ite " shows . Often _ Never
: - ‘Sometimes with a. group
: ' Can't ‘imagine him ever going.
1 have. no ideo what he thinks of "girllel! shows
Does-he, in. the presence. of ‘ale companions, talk about. sex?
Often x : Sometimes
Rerely" ; Never -
a] there any change i in his sexual behavior and/or attitudes,
ofter’ he has been drinking? ~ Yes |
No __-Have no idea
If Yes, describe the change: . > -
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Clearly interested 4 .
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en . _ ; . | Nol
12.01.07 “If FNS, do you.think he i is the. type who would go to a prostitute ;
Cannot i imagine him visiting a. prostitute:
Have nothing to base an opinion on
* Obviously negativisite: fo aid: prostitutes a
“ Uidifferent. toward prostitutes - a
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_— Interested i in. Prostitutes,
" 12,01.09 - An his relations: with women, does ha. a
MARR TB Generally act in accordance with his oge orid experience .
Generally act somewhat. immature and- ‘inoppropriate for”.
. . 7 his agé and experience
. * Show considerable facility and poise xX.
. Show considerable uneasiness or awkwardness _
42.01.10 © tn describing a an attigctive woman, is She most. likely to meition.
we Jot Her hair Breasts’
: _ : : : . Eyes - °, Clothes
wt Te . a _ Figure vo Personality.
! - toe - : hoo Pet begs Have rio idea —
12.01611 “Hove | you ever + heard him described i in any’ way by a iwoman?¥es XxX.
, If Yes, what did shé say?” . ‘No -
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° - _ 12.02 —_ Overoll npeion Which’ of the following best descibés him?-
so 12.02.01 - Hei is an earthy, lusty man, who shows little emberrassment about
qo ke sex. He treats women appropriately, but makes little effort to
Pt Te ganceal his admiration and attraction. He appears virile and
rn self-confident with’ women, and most women seem to like it: xX
. + ‘even’ vulger. He treats women rather harshly, und can become -
“. + quite pushy when attracted toa woman. He seems-to be very
: . proud of his virility, . Many women would be offended or re-
. . _ buffed by his.aggressiveness, but this does not seem to bother
him. ;
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“12502.03 © He iso’ : somewhat sensual; ‘rathet soft. man ‘who i is very corsid= .
Se erate, of women. He is prone to hold o woman's hand overly... aCe we ey ee
Sa tong when ‘talking |to her. and frequently pubs, his arms Ground .. ‘
: : , women he admires., He often. uses flattery ‘Gnd-compliments .. -
but does so father graciously. Most women usually like” his ; i: “e am
- ott tiveness. ele , is
it. Hail isa ‘rather soft man who ities hard, +o ca
: However, fie will: frequently, follow attractive:
“eyes when he ‘thinks noone fs.’ ooking. ‘He-is ‘ako'pros
- --brush agains. or touch | women’ “seeldentally” whenever he ¢ ge '
a chance. noo pa - oo
12.02.05 He is a self-confident, rother polished. person: -who i is proper ;
; ‘ “Vand conventional with either’ men or womens Heis always . = > Loe
ate ae . . considerate and polite with all women and it is difficult to. eo
De Oe écertatn what his sexual attitudes and thterests might be.-
: : thn. igroup ;. he always. behaves according to: protocol ‘ond :
: usually « can ibe quite efficient tm doing S00 __
~~ 12.02.06 He is'a- éelf~confident and precise. person who has - somethinig
sje tae of the air of & professional man about him. “He is polite,
me almost to a foult, and is inclined to go out of his way to
: light d woman's cigaretta or see that she is properly taken-
care of. Nevertheless, he shows coisiderable distance i in
ee of place, but he will rarely, if ever, change his mafiners So
Lis -+ Je + er procedures to fit the situation, ” os - ao. . : soe
12.02.07, He isa charming, urbane person and both friendly: and?
Oe sophisticated. He deals. with. women.in a cultured ‘way
. out shows Tittle sensuality . or sexual inappropriateness Joe
ata + | sHe is neat, even dapper, and can be quite fastidious. coe
“Most of his relations with women appear. to be quite pla=: ...
: tonic. He is the kind of person who likely has several” Te
very close, friends who are women, _ ce
12.07.08" . He is a somewhat shy ‘and indifferent person whom sore. _ oe
” people consider odd or unusual. He shows’ little er no eee
interést in women in public. Ingeneral, he.is a:preoc=
cupied.person who only seeks out people with similar
interests. There is an ascetic, asexual air about him
most of the time. ~ .
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Is he married?
with him?.
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‘Is his wifes
older than he Na
yourger than he"
about his age” -
con't tell:
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- -13,01205 a, Geral speaking, j is hig v w! Fes Socially. poised
13.01.07" 7 Is his. wife: ‘Better eduicated than he. xX
we Does his wife seem io: have many y Friends
In public, is hig wife: veiy attentive to Shim’
ts his wife: unusually ottractive attractive to.en average degree
“unusually unattractive ee .-
socially adequate NC Qi ee
socially gauche _ ‘
educated. about the same ” less educated
Has he been marvied ‘before: . “ Yed. No
if yes, give detoils if knowns Can't art tell Y
a few Friends
. almest no friends - Xe
In n public, is he: very attentive to his wife .
appropriately attentive to. his wife
: indifferent towards his wife
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appropriately attentive to him -
_ indifferent to him
Would you characterize his wife as:
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complacent
domineering
independent __
submissive 4 dependent
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13.02.04 in the o area in which she lives, does she appear to be:
very satisfied normally sctisfied vey dissatisfied
a i “43.03 — Have yu been-to their home?- > Yes. No ms
Yes, how often? © 0 eT tes
: “Ate their living quarters: unusually nice foi. the a area-
we mo, _ typical of the area :
io 7 _ 2 oe eon unusually Poor. for the dre, nae a
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"13.03.02. Are re they, asa couple: unusuclly good | hosts * _ good hosts
adequate hosts somewhat Inadequate hos tf
unusually poor hosts .
- 13.03.03 Does the wife seem: very comfortable & as a: hostess : : .
Sos ; adequate asachostess".- - somewhat tense ¢ os ahostess. 0 re
very uncomfortable asa a hos tess Me™ _ ee,
13.03.04 Are their living quarters: a reflection of his penonality ee .
—_— Le a reflection of both their personalities ee
a reflection of neither of their personalities, Te, oe, ,
: 13.03.05 ‘In genefal, their furnishings ore: ‘unusually drab .
= ; conventional _ : _ Unusually nice. .
1303:06. “"" Aschis wifes’ obviously very interested i in her’ honie: .
— ' gbout'as interested inher home as most women ‘in the area.
“ obviously very: ‘uninterested in her home: -
_ cannot teolly. tell whether. she j is interested or Fr hot . fol.
- eu : ly
0 to, ‘ Is her social behavior ‘at home! : ~ ; : ~
rn about the same as when away from harie’ ;
don vie tee ’ more comfortable. than away from home aa
poeta 2 Tess comfortable a - 3
* 13.03.08° ~ _ Under ofidinary circumstances, are ‘they: nH
re yo . the kind of people who entertain often ‘and like it i
: - 4." "+. the kind of people who meet their social obligations and-rather enjoy it :
the kind of people.who énjoy entertaining cnly close friends : mo,
the kind of people who entertain only when they have to . oy °
the kind of people who really dislike to entertain
-* 13.04 Does he éver criticize his wife: Yes . No
If so, what is he most likely to criticize:
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~.19.04,02. . - Is, he @ Inélined to: never appear jealous of her -
- os an ~ .tarely oppear jealous of her
, often: appeor. ‘Teolous of her:
as she intined tof never: appease. jealous, of hin
= rely Gppear- jealous, ¢ of hira
~. offen’ oppecr jelous of him
_ 13604.04 a Is there cnything bout his’ wife that deserves speciol mertion or
Se description? - . .
: Femme tattle ne poe
Ase a hurd; hei is best described oss So
one ls An ovigeing man who-obviously.is the dominant partner in the or
L, — * marfiage, He is protective of his wife and 3 he
* when. possible. i in his social activities.. =.”
_. Anactive man who is outhoritarian and dominant as a husbond
He i is possessive of his wife and” tendé fo be demanding | in theit :
: ‘relationship. . -
>. An outgaing man whois “Goite “dependent, pon his wife. She nie
‘tends to be the more dominant portner and he seems to like it and se
ho Ea oo “expect it. - :
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oan O22 abe ST Upon his wife but-will rarely admit it. He may have some. ne tendency
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te tobe jealous and possessive about his wife. ; oe,
oa a - A'conventional husband who freats his wife with. respect. He | rn
~ jarely shows his. feelings dn publics Iti is: difficult to tell how he oof
~teolly” feels dbout heres oT o :
t
~ His wife és obviously part of the team and they both take family .
- and social. responsibilities seriously.” -
_A socially active man who can be, quite charming with the ladies |
_even when his wife is present. They both seem fo lead separate
Jit. but quite conipatible tives,
. "<A quiet man who is obviously very deperident u upon n his wife.
She looks afterhim rather unosientatiously but it is obvious. that
she has considerable influence ‘on his behavior and attitudes.
a None of these fit, he is best: described asic + t
dominant aringr:. Wwdert rentlon
wie Tad: flerent 4 here Needs
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. . : a - Is he concerned bout the eppsarance « or "Functioning of. the _ ee ee
hes household? ° Tt an ‘Yes si No tet
_ 2 Does ‘he- make niinor ‘repairs Himselt?. Yer NOL ee
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fo his. children
Dees. he: pay, F onvsiel attention
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ae " pay ‘little’ atientioa “fo his‘children -
14.01.04 = . Is his wife: an. unusually: attentive mother >
ee! ‘an‘avefage mother’ fe .
Case an unusually‘ unattsntive mother we,
“4501.05 Are the hi Idrens’ * Gnusvy well behaved :
Ma in
14.01.06 “Does her ever talk about his children |. ° “‘erely talk about his children
re _ 7°. talk about his childree.as normal Gnd: Sppropriote .,
frequently talk about-his. shildren.. Pe
_ Seem quite presecupied about his children oo
‘nt
14.01.07 _ - Are’ ony of his chi Idren prusval § fa any woy "(Frequent illness, allergies,
coe "mentally. defective, crippled or.déformed,” unusually bright, etc.) .
Ye No X
It yes, describe circumstances: *
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When his wife ond farii ly ore away, he ist
dbviously very lonely and at lodse, cends
- 3 unlikely to vary his routine” ;
likely to’ become more: active and socially aggressive:
have’ no idea: .
Ms 6 father, he fs, batt, desétibod. ase 2
An:active, happy fomily man who Is proud of hts fay." :
co An active family man who is inclined to-be strict and °
ie demanding with his. children.
; family. He tends to spoil his children.
‘An active but insecure family m man who worrles” a good deal
about his children.
“His:work comes first and his fumily knows-it. le
A ‘careful, responsible f father who is conscientious about his
~ family but-not particularly warm or demonstrative.
yo CaF ra ‘A carefree. father ‘Who takes his family for granted. Noit of the
re eet oa time they fend for themselves ‘and'do‘a pretty good job of it.
An indifferedt father, viho, sometimes seems “oblivious of his
family. : .
None. of these fit, he is best described ost
- . 14.04, , . _ Does’ he e carry, pictures ‘of his nity . wife i children
, Ls ere . himself _ :
. 14.05, 0° tn his office or ‘room, ‘does he disploy pictures ‘of his fomily
pe FU 7 "Wife. children. himself
14.06. - Is there anything. obout his iclations with wife or + family that requires:
special mention. or description?
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An active family man who spends a great deat of ‘time with’ bh a.
. -.An ‘active, responsible father, but has Q no=noriserise attitude. ao
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an i Hei is a man with. mony: prejudices and. dogmatic ideai He oa"
fo, a “a oe : _ express them with heat and determination. when necessary. -
. He’ is a man who is tikely to turn aside controversial opinions —
re a with flippancy or humor. It is sometimes difficult to determine _o
mas re his opinions, becouse iti is hard to get hie really serious. ‘
te iso man “who i ‘may have many stron 9 ‘opinions ‘but it is difficult”
"for ‘him to. show them. “ He-is apologetic; diffident-dnd oftén
_uncomfortable when an argument is in the offing.
po 0) He is aman ‘Whose true opinions are difficult to ‘determing. ‘He’ °
. i . ee is usually. diplomatic and ednventional when controversial subjects ;
Oe or taboo pubic are” discussed. a ae cE
j wee Toe, He is a man who is serious and, deternied to be proper and
conventional. He has:the marinér of-a well disciplined person who |
only’ says \ what he is supposed ta: soy or expected. to soy.
~ oe He is a man who has quite sophisticated opinions. He i is well read,
a ~ eo copable of considerable orticulate argument, bi but a at times. can be.
wee quite. cynical or: subtlely sarcastic. _— ° mo ~ a
Hel is: a man who is shy oF tacituen n abobt his opinions. Iris -
very hard to get him to, open ¥P.2 on: pany subject, particularly .
if it is controversial.
Noreof these fit, he i is “best desctibed as: oe
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is Sbvious’ and intense. . i! Be ae
ds like thot of most of his’ colleoguel So
1s guarded and not too intense Te
Is difficult to determine
“On general ‘political 7 issues, is ‘hes. - : ts
_unusually well. informed on his country's position od altitudes
_ as informed os most of his colleagues: Se ee a =
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Ao 16.01 To your inouledge, does he hove any, sort ‘of health problem? tye! i
_ . Bn of YeL oF
a - ae oa IF Very: ‘please explains - “| s.
; 16.02 Does his wife or children have any sort of health problem? : . : wT.
ves XK No
If Ves plesse: explain: 2 a aa se
“wikes co a i,
16.03 ° “Has | he ever r indicated # thot he’ had health robles in the post? i Ng 7 ~ : to, 2
oe, "Yes No
if Yes, plese explain: : ~ :
18.04” To your + knowledge, does he ‘eel toke se pills. or medication of any kind? : Bo
. . ge Mes ee Tat No x Sp ee
a !f Yés, plecte explain: oe
oe
16.05 Is she the kirid of person wher “Never talks ‘about his health or how he
"+ feels. — Talks‘about his health and feelings to ¢ on average degree x
_ _ Frequently talks about his health and feelings : re 4 Oo
16.06 When he feels‘bod: It is obvious toothers - {tis obvious to an average :
degree . Most people would néver know if _ it ‘Have never known him :
to feel ; i
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16.07 In appearance, he looks Robiust-and Reolthy x seal like- most co -
Bo pedple his age — _Unheolthy oa oO. a . Sor
: 16.08: _ Does he hove aA flushéd face a pot: belly. LA tendency, to
"+. + > breathe hard with exertion - cn clammy | hands. A tendency.
te ‘sweat: ‘to.any nusudl degree “Foul ‘breath _ TS ; hon,
or 16.09 : To} your knowledge, does, he others to q special diet ¢ or. * healt veginen? *
vs , oo Yet No.
a . - Ite, pleare expats oo co, so Re
met oe . a oT aot ~ woot. oan 4
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16.10 - As an n overall impession, does he strike’ you as ‘a ‘person: who i is i ,
on Highly enetgetic and tireless _ x ;
“ “ Te | Energetic, but in spurts”
Maderately energetic
bethargics listless.
| 16.4 Is ‘there ériything about. the 5 sfote of his hecith or. ‘his Fomily" $ health o
i - that’ warrants further: comment? ~ hot ce a of
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SUBJECT: | Subject of .201-238943
WEXICO-CITY, 8281 re
d e7 J itment as advised ‘by Refs, Subject initially. (|.
refused ‘to coopéerate-on the:-grounds that. he does not. want to gét | ot
this- type. of business and that hé had given the same
; ,". He readily admitted that he has been.
‘under inténsive developmeat by Valentin LOGINOV (201-285412) to spot |
Mexicana students who eventually may S90. to WOLADY; he denied, however,
that he has ever accepted the money LOGINOY continually offers him,
- Subject yolunteered that: Yuriy. CHERNYSH (201-825743) iis currently —
, developing’ one ot Subject's students (which we Knew), and that Subject: -
Would like to foil CHERNYSH's Ba OE,
attempt. 0 >
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In spite of Subject's expiessions: éf réiuctance tobe recruits"
‘he answered’a number of questions put to him by KARTASUK and he
“agreed to. a. toi low-up ‘meeting on ‘7: February; .At~that- meet ing; he
, Subaitted to more intensive questioning. about : his background, family,
‘and hig association with the FJSTEAL community, There were ‘no attempts.
‘at evasion and many: of his answers were corroborated by information 0 =~
“that wa eady known trom other sources, Subject agreed to continue.
meeting ‘clandestinely with KARTASUK ‘and to, provide: additional :
| Anforuation om his contacts with LOGINOV and other nembers-of the KGB.
“| -3. Subject’S:activities immediately following the pitch were 7
monitored closely by LIEMBRACK and by LIFEAT for the week between the ©
two mestings.. The ‘second meeting Yas counter-surveilled with negative.
results. --Although the recruitment is -Still tenuous, we: believe that. .::
“. “it‘can be firaly cemented and that Subject is. committed -whethér or . |
“Not be -is ready to admit it to himselt at this ‘points, Se ;
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OFFICE WHICH 1S-ALSO THE, RESIDENCE OF ‘THE ‘COMMERCIAL “COUNSEL OF »
AWANOV. PER LILYRIC SHE. ONLY VISITS THE SOVEMB ABOUT “ONCE
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VEHICLE, NORMALLY DRIVEW BY TRE MEXICAN cunuree We CONSIDER IT
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: < GRGANTZAT ONS In, THE USSR.
if CURT. AND SHARP’ WITH ANYONE - wHo NEXTROX PLONE. ee TRIS. TO PUSH
... HER AROUND,” ~ TWO MEXICAN CONTACTS OF THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE HAVE ASALD ‘WER: -
“os - Spee REMANNK FOR DATES. ‘SHE REFUSED THEM BOTIL, ONE PERSUSTED WEE _
SEVERAL CALLS, , Silg FINALLY IQKNXNINXSNEX a
- TOLD- HIM SHE” PRER GED TO SPEND HER TIME WITH. HER ‘SOVIET. FRIENDS.
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“WITH. “HER WHEN CALLING. FR. ot HER Pui POSES. .
SHE DUES Nor. TALK: WiTH THE OT HER FEMALE SECRETARY,
ORS SHE- IS PLEASANT BUT”
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on LYUDM ILLA “SHAPOVAL OVA WHICH as UNUSUAL SINCE THE TWO FEMALE
SECRET aR IES HAVE HIST ICALLY BEEN FRIENDS, ‘SHAPOVAL OVA WAS’ VERY
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1, SUBJECT'S LONG RESIDENCE IN SOVIET UNION AND CLOSE. conract
7 WITH SOVIET OFFICIAL CONSTITUTES. ‘UNRESOLVED DEROGATORY INFORMATION
‘AND 1s DISQUALIFYING FOR eget PuRDOES. - ee
8 TT 18 REQUESTED THAT DEVELOPMENT oF SUBJECT BE CONTINUED
WITHIN THE SCOPE: oF csI- F ‘0-5, PARA 18,. WHICH PROVIDES FOR USE AS
HOSTILE UNTIL BONA FIDES HAVE BEEN ESTABLISHED THROUGH FURTHER |
su GGEST.. HERE THESES CONSIDERATIONS BE TAKEN “INTO ACCOUNT .
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“ Lt development” toward recruitment, Subject is being
considered for use as access agent to Valentin LOGINOV,
a Embassy Officer apd.) -known member of KGB,
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: A. AS reported by Ref A, ‘Samuel J. RARTASUE succeeded. io meet ing
with ‘Bubject in-Acapuleo and io sponding nearly a full week with hin -
for tha purpose. of’ establishing rapport. and’ asseseing, His for possible
secruitmeit per Ref B, - Asseosnent- by both. EARTASUK. ‘and LIOVAL=1 .
indicates ‘that- Subject iss ‘essenthally. apolitical with: attitudes. 2a
pro-Wast | as. ‘pro-Soviet.. ‘KARTASUK® believes, hovwevor,. ‘that ‘he could:
- | be recruited to work against FJBTEKAL -intelligence 12 he yore pade to.
‘ believe that cad is ‘not working against the YJSTEAL ‘people.
yo Mh “Recent: LIPEAT reveals. that. ‘Subject is having wavatal probless
and that he. eonsonted® to.seq 8 peyctiiatrist - ‘alter his wife made good ©
her. threats to. leave, According | to o Bubjecty ho wag dtagnoged | as’
"paychopathic™ ‘with. problena "tera ing from -hig mother's possessive.
‘attitude, The ‘character : ageessmont Fy ‘KARTASUS. agrees with’ that of
ai ‘LIOVAL=1 but neither bas called Subject ““paychopathie.”
3. While vo recogniss. ‘possible probless, we feel that. a
_recruitment attempt ‘should: be mado by KARTASUK.. Yollowing the
‘+ Fe¢ruttment: we: plan. to have. KARTASUK sever further ‘relationship with.
. Subject and to handle the case. from inside ( where at. can be monitored
more elosely. .
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Meet ing
a 4, As reported previously, KARTASUK went to Acapulco ip early
Hovember and succeeded in meeting Bubject, whose plans. tor a-vacation
there with his family were coafirued by LITEAT. The “chance seet ing"
. came.abdut naturally in the hotel lobby when Bubject’s precocious
‘four year old: daughter approached KARTASUK.on the sorning of &
' Novembere a ar , : .
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22°) 8. RAMTASUK used ‘an alia6-and ‘Played’ the Fole of A successful.
public. Félations man from HOLADY who was recently widowed. He had
' Come to’ Bexico as -term tourist top isco together bis .
10. apend alsost the entire,
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‘a character, P litics, .
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.- “@,_-fo-both KARTASUK aad LIOVAL-1, Subject appsars to be essenti-+-
‘ally. epolitical or, at least, politically naive. ‘Ho expresdes aan
_simultancously aduiration for both FJSTEAL, ‘where he lived for 17
years, and for WOLADY, whore he would: like to live.: He believes that -
the political system ia each i8 right for each and that noither a
system would work for the other, He feole that both the FJSTEAL ond
.GOLADY citizens want ‘peace and are basically good but that both are —
victing of their political systeus.: Although Bubject wanted: at one.
time to return’ to FISTMAL, he knows that he has a better life in -
“Boxico.. - . ard ann ‘ mo = . 7 a ~ ~
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iy 9, Subject is an easy-going; extrem leas:
-a wide circle of frienda’wiom he sees frequently. Bs, a
. géruplea in regard to marital fidelity and, while hig wife isnot -
happy: with his: affairs, they have apparently arrived at sons sort of
working agreewent on the Bubject.~° © 7 0 ’ oe
. Bubject has told ‘both KARTASUK aad LIOVAL~1 that heearns -
-. about $4000. (i) per month and 49, therefore, forced to live.o8 oOo | |.
modest scale. “While be would like ‘to jive better, he is not ambitious. | |:
and‘does not let work interfere With-pleagure, LIOVAl~1 feels that.
Subject would find easy money. a great temptation, that. Subject could
» pe Influénced fairly easily, and that principles would not stand in
_. @.'' With, KARTASUK, Subject spoke of his mother on several dccasio
‘He: accuses her ofpdssessiveness and claims that it is for thia reason
that he rebels against anyone's possessing hin, including ‘his wife. ~
! yblem. 4 ppa tly ying as confirmed by LIFEAT in recent
“take, Subject consenté ‘psychiatric treatment when his wife nade
good ‘her threat to leave hia (though she ‘returned aftér several days).
' | Per LIFEAT, Bubject’ said that be bao been diagnosed as psychopathic
« and that the poychiatrist lays the blame at his mother’s feet.
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Conclusions
10, LIOVAL=1 has assessed Subject since early March 1968 and
’ | KARTASUK assessed him during @ week of uninterrupted close asacciation,.
Both assessments are virtually identical io all major respects. There
is little doubt that Subject does, indeed, have Bone personality
adjustment problems and that, if he is recruited, he will require firs
handling, Neither KARTASUK nor LIOVAL-1, however, describes Bubject
as “psychopathic.” . ue
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a Il, -KARTASUK believes there is a reasonably good ‘pesaibility
that Subject Gould. consent to Yrecruitmeat, if the approach wore made
~. dn euch 4 way as to.make hia balieve- that he ig working against —
FISTEAL intelligence Geddling and not against the FJSTKAL people and |
-gysten. Addittonally, ve. beliove. it may be possible to introduce |
‘stability, inte Subject’s Uite, to givo bin fira direction and goals, fof"
; ‘and to tugm 60a0 of hia Liabilities into assets. -
(4a, Following guccesaful recruitecnt by KARTASUR, the case will
ba handled by an inside case officer so ‘that Gevelopnents can be —
‘monitored soré <losely through other assets abd: the rick reduced.
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<1,” DURING WEEK OF 3 NOVEMBER, SAMUEL “Gu KARTASUK ARRANGEDS. a one
‘CHANCE MEETING LIN ACAPULCO WITH: SUBJECT OF REF WHOSE VACATION
oo . ; PLaus, WERE CONFIRIED BY LIFEATs .: USING ALIAS AND PLAYING ROLE.
. oF: LONG TERN WOLADY TOURIST WITH ‘SIMILAR SPANISH BACKGROUND. - a
“ KARTASUK SUCCEEDED . IN ESTABLISHING: SOLID. FRIENDSHIP: AND OBTAINED
- FAVORABLE PERSONAL ASSESSMENT DURLG NEARLY FULL, WEEK WITH. SUBJECT
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_ . Sqransmitted herewith ‘is. a report . prepared by Keith
R. LBVENDSRIS. which details how LOGINOV used EraSt.G., GAZIYEV . :
(201-795374), ito spot and. set up a meeting for. -asséssment . ae
purposes. with Jorge oRRTaS Buerba, a teacher at the Mexican: Te,
North American Cultural Institute in Mexico ‘City. The Soviets
. have long had.ait interest in the Institute and its personnel
. because most of newly arrived Americans study Spanish. there,-.-
’ GAZIYRV has attended the Institute. since _ his arrival din Mexico, -
first’ studying Spanish and then. English, - Lo a
.+ +, Be We ‘are Sorwarding ‘this’ *teport- because it isa ‘typical
illustration of LOGINOV’s modus operandi. and because’ it- “Clearly,
shows - ‘that GAZIYEV at least has the status °K a KGB cooptee,
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he. “ subyact is a. By year. old Woxtcan eitizen Atehoush” he -
ae looks to ‘bo. in. his 30's). He. to aiSparitch teacher at- the Mexicans °
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J Amarteaii ‘Tndtitute and sinée the. fall of 1967 has held a
- ‘second job as the director of the e Community. Servi Services Program.
“at the American School.’ es) 1 April 1967.
nartied an. ‘Ame
gitizen tran the Chicago area namod Donn WEINTHALLER (pronette)
They. live’ at. Juanacatlan 35, which: is just around the. Sorner
sO from, the ‘Soviet, Enbassy." ‘ ' Honio prone is 15-2 28-49.
7 1966 by Enrique GUTIERREZ. Martines’ esac who was then |
- c/stive’ “Spanistt titor. GUTIERREZ was subsequently recruited by ©
0/88 ‘as a ‘ataity: agentybut. thas ince been dropped because
he is ‘elated | to other Station assets. on GUTIERREZ s Fecomiienda= 7
: ‘thon, qT vega n taking, private ‘Spanish “Lessons from ‘Subject in-
é Auguat 1966. on found, Subject, an “excellent teacher and continued:
‘eaing, Leases frea fim until Decenber 1966. In March 1967, .
my wife and I had Subject as.a teacher in Spanish courses we :
took at the Mexiean-North. Ameriean Institute. I have maintained
Antermittent, social | contact with Subject. since March 1967, and
my: ‘wife has become friendly with: Subject 's wife, ‘having visited
a her at hor spartnent two. or three times and having had her to
our home during the day an equal number of times. I have also
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kept. informed Aes some extent about Sub Ject through: his younger . |
‘brother, Javier ARIAS Buerba, ‘from whom I have: been’ taking
Spanish lessons, since duly: 1967. oO
~ Subject was a ‘Casual. contact of Station officer Olivia’
» RAGNITY. ie 1965 and 19h, oth. “ than: “a file card noting -
“thts cuntact, ty. a abs ne “station ‘trices on ‘either Jorge or SO |
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: - he ~ Subject and I from the beginning have had™ a very friendly
and informal telationship. He ‘ts an. intelligent person with a
7 friendly, open. personality and a good sense of humor. Politically,
a he is pro-American to the point that he magnifies our. strengths
and positive qualities ‘and tends to ininimise or overlook negative
factors’ in our ‘society. : Subject. kriows ‘I am with the Political —
Section of the: ‘Embassy and that I- have been in the Soviet Union, -.
We have. consequently gotten onto the topié of Russians and
-_— Comuunisa, Several tines, and” he has" always come out a strong:
: anti-Commint st He. has one brother and two sisters. living in
the’ United. States, The brother ts married to an American and ©
“Aves 4 in Virginia, where he- is in the construction: business.
One of the sisters ts ‘also mirsted to sn’ American and lives in
‘California (rt believe San. Franzisco) . The second sister is —
| married to a Polish migrant and lives with him in Chicago.
The. sister in c" “1ifornia 4s a naturalised American citizen. The
brother and the sister in Chicago are note
a 5. on 2. April 79674 J ‘LIENVOY reported the following call
from cxZrvev to LOGINOV t.
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\ ~ GAZ: "ALL right. He ‘usually comes there ; vat 6. otclock. AR oe
ie ~." ' He ‘got ‘married. and. Game chere with. his wife. . Now --
we vs they look for an apartment. . Ifll go thera on the:
‘" 10th) because I want ito: attend courses: Ap English eily
~. Thi's’ *woek™ ‘I'll be busy.” . oe oe: ir
_ “LOG: "OK, until the next then. oan
‘6. From this conversation, ‘it appeared that CAZIYEV. was”
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" probably talking about Subject, since: OO as od - _
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a (a) ‘GAZIYEV had been taking Spanish at: the Mexican-North -
. American Institute and I knew. from Subjact that Subject had had’
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- GAZIYEV’ An’ one ‘of ‘hig: classes, ‘that Subject occasionally chatted a
; with GAZIYEV- after class; and: Bhat GAZI YEV had ‘once given Subject ot
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: shingect told. me he had not ‘gone)e _— - oy i
; - (b) ‘Subject had gotten, married ‘that months a a 7
; th (ce), Subject had just returned. to. Mexico with his bride. \
’ ta) Sub Jeet: and his wife were Looking ‘for an. apartment 7 '
al - Subject normally arrived at the Institute at 1800. we! Sy
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| ” ‘Prior to this. reported ‘telephone conversation, I had oS
considered using” subject ag‘ an access agent against GAZIYEV,
‘ but had decided not to approach Sub ject on the natter unless
there was evidence that his relationship with GAZIYEV was
developing into something more than occasional chats between
; classes. “ft ‘aid pot see muich potential in ‘approaching Subject
before this with ohetas. the idea of having him “deliberately -
cultivate a friendship with GAZIYEV, as I felt Subject was living
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iof him. Prior to ha parriaga, ho wag, koopt ng. such a- hectic
schedule ‘botween his. Institute and private. classes that he
wa'sn't sleeping or eating. proporly and was’ having. inereasing
“problens. with his health. . ‘Ee anything; his: ‘pace: and health’
| problems: increased, after his marriage and hie taking. of the :
ob with the. Ameriéan. School (although he gave! up most ‘of his *
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8. Since the GAZIYEV-1L0c1 NOV conversation made Sub jects -—
relations with the Soviets. Look mich, more’ interesting, I attempted,
to find. out what I could about. then from Subject. For a number .
. were not able to get together, pintil i July. On that date:
; took™ Subject to: a belated rbagholors lunch" at a Little
of paride Feataurant downtowns. . a :
a i . 9s : The- qunch: Was atsappointing and, tor ey ‘iisleadings - a
. f was certain that: if given the. opportunity, Subject would ~ .
. voluntarily tell wie, if his relationship with GAZIYEV had : .
~ doveloped ‘any. further. When, I casually brought the ‘onversation
oe around to- caziiiev, however, Subject ‘simply told me ‘that GAZIYEV ~
= “was still studying” at. “the Institute and that he stil2 eccasionally
chatted with: him in ‘the’ ‘Halls or. over a cup ‘of coffee ain one. oa,
ot the: ‘near-by coffee shops during the. 20-minute break between.
0 evening classes. Sub ject commented that he enjoyed | :
with GAZIYEV, as he was a simpatico, interesting ey,
1: “as an out standing Spanish student. He also added that i
they. never talked polities. . In reply to an offhand question | :
about whether he had met any other Soviets through GAZIYEV, Subject
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rent away thinking that either GAZIYEV ‘and LOGINOV had. been
'on LV N “venber ger, r ran “inte subject, and. his brother se - .. | _
a : ‘Javier: ‘in. Sanborné-Trisurgentes., They were’. ‘about to have a
— ie lunch: and ‘Anbisted that. I goin ‘them for a cup of coffee.
|» | As, soon. as wa sat down, Subject ‘told mo he ‘had a problem and —
mo [outa like my advice. . He. Said GA2IYEV -had ‘given him an invitation
Ae. the": November ‘colebration of: the: Rovolution at the Soviet — |
Embassy, and, although he’ would: like to go for -the- ‘experience ,: _ me
he was very” concerned ‘that his nams would be put on "the black ~
“erted to eall ine at the ‘Embassy after hé got. the invitation to,
| ask my advicé, but had been told: I was out’ of town. (I was in:
+ {El.-Paso from 25-29 October.) He stated that if he ‘had not been .
oo | list” at the U.S. Eqbassy ‘fhe went. He said that he had oo
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a | departinent” ‘about his "predicament. “What ‘did I think: he should Co fe
. “lLe Tt tld. subject. to ‘relax and Torget about going to the’ 7
— [. 8. Embassy, as. the Eubassy would not give him any | advice Be fa .
other than to tell ‘him ‘that “at was éntirely his own business : mo
whether he went to the Soviet reception or not. Besides, Tt
jacked, what made Subject think hie name would be put-on a . |
black dist" if he went. Subject replied that he didn't know j
how the U.S. Fmbassy. did it, but "everyone knew" the U.S.
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Q | of’ ye visit ‘and: anyone. who was ever interested wou his
| hoart, wag -in ‘the right place. He aimply. did not. want and. couldn't-
| afford to got into ‘any prowblé ith’ the U. 8, Hnba sey» -he said. .
: After. au, he had an American. wife, he might, want to go. to the o [ ; .
: (States, to study sometime; and they might even. vant to go. to as
7 he wouldn't worry, I'd write: a memo to the proper Bnbassy"
| wished the ‘U.S. Embassy, te know he vas doing. it solely out of
© hewrtogity 2 and was in no way
. Subject | seemed greatly relieved: and’ ‘thanked ne ‘vory muchs
replied that. yes, he still saw hint occasionally, as GAZIYEV was a 7
a i twice and had met another Soviet there: on one occasion.
tha the first ‘time he went to CAZIEV’s was shortly before’ ‘he oy
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sorious; I became more. serious anyselt and told. hin that Just | sO.
department stating ‘for the sake of the record that Subject had
told ne. he planned to attend a Soviet: Eubassy reception, : ‘but
mpathy wth the Soviet. ‘Union.
fo 12¢ Seizing of the fact that GAZIYEV had elven Subject the :
Anvitation, I ‘asked if Subject saw much. of. him anymore. Subject
~ mo how Studying English at, ‘the. Institute. Subject. ‘added, on his: - es _
“own initiative, that ° "he. had also been to GAZIYEV' 5 apartment ; : oe
He’ said >
oe ' (Subject) got married (Subject tee was married about. mid-April
| 1967) and the second: time was shortly after his mrriage, as he
i and his wife had gone to dinner at the GAZIYEVS'. . Sub Ject finished
ok neating about this time, and since he was in a hurry and had - i
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but decided to wait and. have a second go at him alone another
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F . ue “My wife and I entortained Subjoct . and ‘hin wifo at our:
; home on 27 Rovenber, but ‘the eventing, was not Beant to and did
not afford an opportunity to discuss ‘the Soviéts any “furthers
sub ject did tell. me, ‘however, that he had Rot gone to the
a7 a November Soviet Teéeption afterall, because, ‘despite by
wk. ssurances that: “there wisn no reason for him not to go, he
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foie it. was: simply safer to stay away - ‘from ‘the Soviet Erba soy , |
altogether. At. my - suggestion, we ogreed - to © get together 1 for- . .
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“Subjects chealth ° ‘when I called him one: day in January, we dia’
- hot ‘gat together. for. the. “Tunich until 7 March. This time, Eo.
o _ played it Straight with sub ject, told hin ‘that I wag. interésted -
= in anything he could ‘toll me about GAZLYEV and- the otherSoviet
. he shad. met ». and questioned. hin: closely. regarding the details. ©
Subject was completely cooperative, and I ani ‘satisfied he answered -
7 my questions to the best of his ability. “It. seemed. to me, ‘and
~ ‘stad does, that there was "only one possible réason why Subject :
had not told me on ll July ‘what he subsequsntly ; ‘told me on. -
1 Novénber (eee, that he ‘had been to GAZIYEV's home twice and 7
on one occasion fhad met another Soviet there)». This was that
he felt somewhat. guilty “about going to “GAZIYEVts and meeting —
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_ |dmpress me with. his sincerity about whose sidé he was on, and
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‘| visits to “GAZIYEV's ts home. and, meeting ‘the other Soviet. ‘theres ;
a “45. _ Subject: ‘stated’ ‘that, GAZIYEV had. invited. him ‘to his .
“J apartment: for: ‘dintier About a month before ‘he (Sub Ject). wont te
Chicago to gat. married. This means that, the dinner took place —
_jabout: mid-March 19670 ‘Subject said he had expected ‘to find
lonly GAZIYEV and his wife in ‘the apartment, but that: a third.
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person was there when: ‘Subject arrived. _ Subject. said. GAZIYEV-
-_ dntroduced the third person as Valentin "something." When I
° ‘asked | af the last, name were LOGLNOV, Subject: immediately reacted ;
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iand said ha was almost positive that was ite Subjects, deseription |
of the ‘Soviet also fit LoGINOV GAZIYEV stated: that LOGINOV wis ~
oipeh the ‘Enbassy (Subject couldn't. remember in ‘what capacity) and
‘described LOGI NOY asa good friend, Subject said that the evening
started off. very casually, with LOCI NOY. expressing interest.
An 3 the, Spanish | courses at ‘the Moxican-North Atierican Institute. ~
“Locinov, who Subject noted’ “spoke almost as. ‘good Spanish as most
of ‘the Spanish teachers, at the Institute, said hetd ‘Like to get.
ca certificate in Spariish from the ‘Institute and asked Subject. if
oo he could help him enroll,. choose the best course for him to.
Start with, ete. Subject replied that he'd be happy to, although
it didn't seem to him that LOGINOV needed much instruction in
Spanishe LOGI NOV . simply laughed this off, and it was agreed
LOGINOV would drop around to the Institute sometime soon.
' LOGINOV, who took the lead in the conversation most of the
"evening, then began to ask Subject questions which left Subject
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ou his political + V Wawa S Subject said that ne couldn't . remenber:
most of LOGINOV's questions} but he did recall that. ‘LOGENOY
began the feeling-out procedure vy asking subject if he: ‘didntt
4 find. that the Americans were “much | poorer at Learning Spanish
than, other. nationalities. He also’ made various derogatory -
i said that’ after. about ten minutes, LOGINOV's purpose became SO :
~ Liawkinday obvious ,. that ho (Subject) stopped the conversation ,
and told LOGINOV that before, they went any farther, he ‘thought
oh LoGINov should, know that he was talking to someone who was
| "100%. capitalist,” completely pro-frierican, and had absolutely
“no sympathy with Communism. | (While this sounds awfully. blunt’
and Subject ‘was “unquesticnably trying to inake himself ‘look good
‘in my. eyes, ‘the fact of the matter is that subject does tend. to.
ty would ‘not . put it past him te have said exactly. this.) Subject,
' said that LOGt NOV tried to Backtrack a bit after ‘this, but the
conversation, héated Up again a: few ninutes later when Subject ;
commented that he had a pretty’ good idea of what “thé Soviets were
up to in “Mexico. When LOGINOV asked what Subject meant, Subject
te | related the story he once told me about: having been in’ Veracrus
‘us| ;a few years ago when a Soviet ‘ship was actually or ‘virtually put
| ; under arrest there. Subject told LOGINOV that teveryone knew
coal | the ship was loaded with Communist propaganda.”
“6. After about Eventy minutes, “according to Subject, politics
were dropped and the ‘conversation turned to nore innocuous topics.
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jen the whole kept his compasure- very well and treated Subject ,
politely for thn “two. ‘hours or less Subject’ remained. Ao Subject ,
; [was Leaving, ‘LOGINOV again | ‘said hota come by tho Inatitute to -
- fees Subject in the near ‘Hiture, ‘but he: nover ide. “Ono day’ in:
opiate 1967. subject saw LOGENOV at the ‘gas station on tho: corner
: iano. ~ However, they did not converse with each others
a> rae ‘Subj ect said that GAZIYEV. left’ most. of the politically:
‘of. Tacubaya and, Juanaeatlen, ‘and’ LOGINOV greeted Subject: by
~ : ‘related part of the conversation to “LOGINOV: and nevor. referred .
: to the’ evening again. However, a few weeks after Sub ject ,
‘ | returned to Moxico with his bride, : GAZIYEV had Subject and his
° wife over to dinner (this would place ‘the second dinner in.
_ about mid-May) », This time GAZLYEV ‘and’ his: wife were the only
“others: “present » and the- evening passed without any roférence-
to politics. “Subject” shated that “he | ‘atdil “occasionally goes.
: ; across ‘the stréet for a cup of coffee with GAZIYEV “betweem
: | 7 evening classes at ‘the Thstitute, but. that he. has not ‘been |
. to GAZIYEV's apartnent again ‘and has never had GAZIYEV ‘to ‘Ais - oo
-* home. ; — Boe
: a . “i. “Although Subject “ws ety aware’ that LOGINOV's pirpose _—
. “i meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem
to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for
: . LOGINOY and set up tha situation for LOGINOV to meet him. 4
“spelled this out for ‘gudject: and also informed him that LOGINOV,
: 2'was an exceptionally capable Soviet intelligence officer. I
: . , also explained, that it was very possible GAZIYEV was using the
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activities and contacts at the Institute. However, Subject, said
: ‘that -as far as he could ‘tell GAZIYEV pretty much stuck to himsely”
_ at the Institute ana did. not have any particudar friends there
. ” 2 whom Subject. knew about. gubjact said he would_keep his eyes :
ve open for the type of thing I was ‘looking for, however, and would .
7 let me know if he came onto anything interesting Subject also
_ offered ‘to. "play up to" GAZIYEV and/or LOGINOV under. my guidance
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7 “LOGINOV did not attend GAZIYEV's second dinner, “yhich ‘took |
-place about mid-May Since I am satisfied” subject ‘told me the
| truths, it would: appear that. the | Neertain things” which LOGINOV
: tela GAZIYEV on 2 Apri: he wished to, discuss. with, GAZIYEV-
. coricemed. how to handle Subject: in tlie: Light of. the, LOGINOV>
. ‘Subject encounter ‘in Marche Whatever LOGINOV had in mind on
2h April: vit would appear that it was finally decided that
* GAZIYEV and his wife. should simply have Sub ject and his wife
‘
Inteliigence officers, and questioned Subject about GAZIYEV's
if I wished, put I declined the offer with appropriate ‘oxpresaions:
of appreciation. . : ae
19. The question that remins unanswered after ‘all this de, -
of ‘course, why. LOGINOV and. GAZIYEV wore talking about Subject ©
over tho ‘phone . on. 2h April 19676 According to. ‘Subject, the
over to a peaceful dinner in order to at least partially erase -
the memory of the first dinners
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LPSULCASE/!
~ lo° Neadauarters hag carefully conSicered the case of
LIRTAL'-2 fron the standraint of raiiiienations of the com © :
proniso-of January 10G8 and of his operational utilization = - °° . .
by ‘the (tation, With regard to- the compromise, Ecadquarters
“tends to believe that the camase done. by that occurrence is .
fonewbat preater than the Station estinites, JIt is obvious, .
however, that no cia now or probably cyea in the future can ts 7
arrive at a bard estisate of the decree to which LISZALI-1L
-was blown, We ean all agree und Bust assune that he has
been conprontsed-to som? degrec, ‘The ninisun degree of €on-"
pronutse wotild presumably be a listing of LIRTAL -1l'a° bene ~~
in leeal Soviet siles, and presurahbly also in the Moscow
Sneyitee
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Learaquarters contrnl remistry, as “"yossible A. I. 5." While .
such. 2 label is unfortunate, could affect future asuignnents, .
A ond will linit his sphere bf activity -in wexico, there renains. a
Be a wido arena of, opcrations du which he ean be employed, The os -
ern i Mexican authorities are, to the, best of our Knovlecge, unavare ©
2 ‘of LIPEAL-L's aétivities and sponsorsnip., Given the improved .
oe operational securtly patterns ond overall professional hondling
: . which must accons my LiQeiwi-l's futuxve use in tho Light of
‘ the unfortunate flap, we feel that he .canicontinuce to be of a :
_gevvice ati his prosgent post. “In spite of'the obvious special : ..
- need for a more careful weighing, of onérational risk verstis cons ne
nh ; '' gain, factors (even xore inportant here than in the case of
Le - the usual presumably "clean" pon-official agent), we feel that:
: neither the Slap nor his LPOLODS status should inhibit the ee
Station in the energetic use of his not‘-inéonsiderable talents. a t
on i Readauarters can appreciate the necessarily slow. pace of the | nn ee
- dovelopwental activity to whici he has been assigned, ag well oo : .
ag the required alterations of his targets - both of which
“factors have been largely beyond Station control.
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2. Ina written report on his visit to Moxniea in Becenber
19G7, the visiting LPGLOnS -case oificer recapktulated the
Station's Operational Plan for LINEALU~1L whica included the
following points: ‘
—— - ‘a. “penetration, monitoring, analysis and ©
study of the PRI are to be LIRSAL-1's Lirst ob-
jective ..... . ; i.
b. CPRADYER) “urged LIRTAL' to spot and
- assess potential legal. travellers ‘to Cuba." °*’
oo Se, "A strong tertiary target is the (msaiRy):
--Eobassy." a
dad. *In
been discarded os targets."
donesians, Tgyptians and Soviets have -
When talking to nenbers of the Branch, Lewis Ww. BEAUCHAMP con- .
firmed the above and said that ‘the Station was considering giving _.
_LIRTAL'-L a going: Cuban operation to handle. Has he yet been
‘assigned any con
“was quoted as saylag that he feels
"ational load, and S060 ‘we are Hoping ‘that- you
> able to furn over to him one or more
tocts which beat ‘on the Cuban target? LIRSALM-1
he can handle a. heavier oper
a have or will soon be
established operations fron -
which, he-can see tangible. return, thus broadening his experience
and increasing his self-confidence. Since LIRELIC-1 has been ,
LIOGLE/LIRELIC target and we would appreciate advice on this,.
3, We recognize that very often one-time tasks, spotting,
and research aré performed by agents in the field without
* specific knowledse, - Increased reporting on this
kind of activity, which iS valuable and necessary even thouch:
nuch. of *it may lead to dead ehds,. would give us a better uncer-
standing than we now have of. the contribution which LIREALH-1-
is. making to-the Station.” Heddquarters appreciates the opera-
which ‘the Station has been providing on LIREALMH1
Sen tee
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mos, a a AMSLOUCH/1 Debriefing on Soviet Officials -
; * [ACTION REQUIRED - RETERENCTS : Bt . — :
“Action Required: FYI. | -
a de 1, During ‘the April 1968 debriefing of AMSLOUCI/1 in the
: - JHWAVE area, ANSLOUCH/1 provided the following information on
‘ Soviet officials with whom:he is, or has been, acquainted:
_. °° a, -yalentin LOGINOV-.(201~285412): Assigiied to the
: Soviet Embassy in Havana ‘wevéral years ago. He pursued -
-AMSLOUGH/3 (daughter of ANSLOUCHen, 1 and 2): when stationed -
. in Havana, and later in Moscow. AMSLOUCH/1 déscribed ~-
“. ° LQGINOV as a rough péasant type. - AMSLOUCH/1 when in Mexico
i . about a year ago was looking at the Mexico Diplomatic List .
‘ “": amd “noticed. that a “LOGINOV .was- assigned to Mexico. - -
: -~ °° -AMSLOUGH/I. asked a-girl- working ata foreign consulate in.
. _ ~ ‘Mexico (identity) 1% this was the-same LOGINOV who had been
‘>: gtationed in Cuba, The girl replied in the affirmative, and..
-“- stated the LOGINOV -worked in-the- Soviet Consulate ‘handling
‘business ‘dealings between her -Consilate and the Soviet =~
‘Consulaté, The girl described LOGINOY as “a very nice
-feliow.! - ee ee .
Sy, Ciloned. Fedor-V, DREMOV: Military Attache, Sovict
Jo: . Smbassy, -Havana. } [ reported that he hag conversed
“iy > | with DREMOV: on several occasions, the last one being when -
_* > Cosmonaut GUGARIN was killed, ' ANSLOUCH/1 described DREMOV. as
: alert, smart, spéaks good Spanish,: chartiing. and very proud . .
: that he:is the. son of a Cossak. DREHMOV-told AMSLOUCH/1
. a during one’ of their conversations that he had been a member
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SURNAME GIVEN NAME ‘ MIDOLE NAME
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1. As reported in reference A, LIREALM-1 joined the
PBRUMEN Section of this Station on, 20 October 1967. It was
decided that LIREALN-1 should drop further efforts against .
the: Soviet, U.A.R.5 and Indonesian targets. ..Tho decision
to discontinue efforts to develop contacts among Mexicans,
also made. at that timo, was -later amended .and LIREALN-1 ‘was
entrusted with the handling of LIRELIC-1 along the lines of
, the recommendation made in reference B. Thus, by’ November
: Car _- 1967 LIREALM-1 had two main responsibilities: a), tho French
ae | - target, against which he already had devoted considorable —
: . time and effort, and b) the handling of LIRELIC-1.
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2. LIREALM-1's efforts against the local French target
“have produced some notable results. First, through detailed
analysis of personalily and other data provided by LEREALM-1,
the Station selected an access agent to the official French
community who was. later successful ly -contacted and was offered
{ie Statiou is already at work
on what appears to be -a good’ lead provided by the access
‘agent spotted and developed by LIREALM-1. It should be
"emphasized that LIREALM-1 was in no way connected with the
appro oach made to the French access agent, Tho second item
on which LIREALN-1 has made progress has been the dovelopricrt
- oft a Mexican cmp loyeé—of - ‘the French Enbassy who is used as a
. general: courier inside the’ Embassy... | This. deve lopment, for -
“security reasons, “has: been slow, LIREALN-1's "line" fias been .-
that: a. ‘person with "the ability". of the courier can-and -
_should expect a better. paying. job than the one -he currently
“holds. Thé courier ended up. taking that line as his own to
"protect" him (as he probably would have some trouble if the
‘Embassy discovered he was looking for another job). LIREALM-1.,
started-mecting the Mexican coutier outside the Fronch Embassy.
_This gave LIREALM-1 the opportunity to talk to his prospect: -
at some length without dttracting “the attontion--of -the. members -
‘of the Embassy. This is as far as: the Station will allow --
LIREALN-1 to go in this dase, which is. currently- boing reviewed.
to decide who will continue the development of the Embassy
courier and how.” LIREALM-1 will not, in any case, have any
He will -
continue to maintain contact with the courier ‘but will start
. to.sec him less often and will admit, in the end, that finding ©
a job’ for him turnéd out to be more difficult than expectod.
3. . LIREALM-1 ‘néanwhile is continuing to cultivate a7
number. of selected members of the French Embassy and. reports
He has also
maintained contact for some months with a Wealthy Mexican
businessman who is a good friend of DEVOSJOLY, ‘the ex-French
‘intelligence’ ‘officer who provided the material for Leon URIS’
in fact, had established -
ecame known publicly. He was shown by DEVOSJOLY's friend a
““Ssafe' at the latter's ‘house in México City full of documents.
probably bélonging to DEVOSJOLY. This information was reported
_ to. Headquarters via “special” channels. ‘
on: 2 LIREALN-1' s handling. of LIRELIC-1 encompasses two
targets. By far the more important one is LIOGLE, .The goal
‘here is hopefully to turn LIRELIC-1 into a penetration of
.: LIOGLE using. Several good contacts he has in this organization
as a Stepping stone. Some steps have been taken in this
_ direction. LIRELIC-1 has addressed personal requests for
“.assistance to current key LIOGLE personalities. “He has also
- submitted his curriculum vitae in the hope of landing a job
in LIOGLE. . This has so far failed to produce any concrete
LIOGLE job offer. LIRELIC~-1 realizes, of course, that he is
of no value to LNHARP unless -he obtains a, job giving him access
to hard information on LIOGLE plans and activities, The
promise of a regular salary, as a matter of fact, is completely
dependent on LIRELIC-1's ability to penetrate LIOGLE. In an
effort to maintain interim contact, however, and help LIRELIC-1
liquidate some personal debts, the Station, via LIREALMN-1,
made-him a loan of 3,000 pesos, Further details on the LIOGLE
“aspects of the LIRELIC- 1 operation will be covered in the
forthcoming LIOGLE/LIRELIC progress report. In addition to
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the above, the Station made an effort to explore the possibility
of using a contact which\ LIRELIC-1 had with 2 PRRUMEN citizen
in Acapulco to, gain anothers window into LIRING. ‘iis PBRUMEN
citizen owns a small hotel in the Mexican resort occastonally
“visited by LIRING personnel. Althouzh LIRELIC-1 himself once
detivered a package sent by his Acapulco friend and managed to
“have one or two .méctings with representatives of the ‘LINING
Comhercial Section (to °discuss the possibility of "trading"
with PBRUMEN), it was decided, in the end that LIRELIC-1's ‘ .
acces$ to LIRING was “too superficial to be of any great benefit.-
This decision was bolstered by the’ departure, for PBRUMEN in
|, April. 1968 of LIRELIC-1's PBRUMEN friend, who left fox what
-< "appears to be an extended visit to try to solve complicated
4 _ personal problems... Thus, with the’ "shelving" of possible of
. operational activities against -LIRING, LIOGLE became LIRELIC-1's |
only target in April’of this year, ‘ oF ,
5, Unlike hig contacts with the French, ‘LIREALM- 1's
dealings with LIRELIC-1 have been completely clandestine.
LIREALM-1 meets LIRELIC=2 linder alias in out of the way
fostaurants -and‘other, public places. A drop constituted by a
P, O,°box ‘rented by’ LIRELIC-1 under alias (to- which. both he =-
and LIREALM-1. have keys) was set up for LIREALY-1 to receive
- operational messages, 1 ~ a —— - ee .
6. References D and.E reviewed an ineident which occurred
on 16 January and had a direct bearing on LIREALN-1's security.
It is the opinion of this Station that the person who saw
LIREALN-1 talk with Rayniond'A, FRADYER and Wallace B. ROWTON
did not -positively identify .either of them, References stated
that this person could. not’ have “been Valentin Sergeyevich -.
LOGINOV, who claimed to have observed the meeting. Reference E
pointed out, that before joining the PBRUMEN Section in October
». 1967 LIREALM-1 had for some time interested hinself in the —
activities of the Soviets at Station request. He first made
contact with LOGINOV, for example, in April 1967 and met with
him on the average’ of once a week until October 1967.
Reference E also pointed out that LIREALN-1 only had four’
meetings with the Soviet from October 1967 to January 1968. .,
The Station. wants to emphasize once more .that these were all
at LOGINOV'S initiative. LIREALM-1 had discontinued his efforts
to maintain contact with the. Soviet at Station's directive.
_ As pointed out above, one of the main targets now handled by
' «LIREALN-1 is the French. One of the best places to meet _
"Frenchmen is the French Club, Station would be very reluctant.
to have LIREALN-1, a long-time member of that Glub; terminate
his: membership. Neither does the Station want him, to be too.
obvious in giving the cold shoulder to the Soviet. The Station _,
« does not believe, knowing what it knows of LOGINOV, that
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security and believes that he can continue to provide valuable
services to this Station.
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-. 7 7 A. The. purpose of this dispatch is- to provide Headquarters
with additional information requested -in reference B in the . :
‘hope that it will assist, the interested components in formu-
lating a clearer picture -of. the reference A incident. The
Station has consulted at length with Wallace B, ROWTON on the
details that are provided below as well as, .of course, with.
LIREALN-1 himself.
Po BO First, with regard to paragraph 2b of. reference B, a-
fuller account of the FRADY ER/ROWTON/ LIREALM~1 meeting at
Sanborns will, it is felt, shed more light on the -impressions -
that Headquarters had formed of ‘the probable ‘identification of
ROWION as LIREALN-1's "boss." The following chronological .
* account: has been prepared: by -ROWFON from his reports and memory
in consultation with LIREALN-1 (the numbers in the left margin
refer to the timé at, which the events mentioned below took: .
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1610 “(January 16) LIREALM-1 met with ROWTON at the
; latter's home as planned, - ROWTON informed . .
LIREALM-1, much to the latter's disappointment,
that unfortunately he- had not as yet ‘received: ----
‘the reimbursement for operational expenses
($2,357.35 MN) requested by LIREALM-1 on .. .
10 January 1968, nor had he received from the
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LIREALMAL might present to LIRELIC-1 as he
had: proposed, ROWTON explained to LIREALM-1
that he had hoped to be able to see Raymond aA,
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1620 ROWTON then telephoned, FRADYER'S office (in
wSalias, open code, and double talk) and this.
< time managed’ to reach FRADYER himself: FRADYER
_ told ROWTON ‘that he had the money and could
. pass"it to ROWTON ‘that same afternoon if he.
; ~ felt, :it’ necessary. ROWTON replied that he
/ preferred to pick it up: as soon as. convenient
*. €or FRADYER and made a date for 1630 in the
-corridor outside the Koala Restaurant, about ..—
. three or four minutes by: foot from Sanborns. ~~
ROWTON then asked LIREALN-1 to wait for him ~
_in the downstairs bar of Sanborns, where he
would join “him.with the monéy. LIREALM-1
-. lef€-ROWTON'S home alone, and ROWTON followed “J -:
about five minutes later and_ proceeded dby -
“taxi) to the Koala Restaurant. ROWTON
distinctly recalls waiting for: FRADYFR for
.some 15 minutes. . re . i
.1645° ROWTON spoke with FRADYER for about two
14 minutes in the corridor after, receiving the .
envelope containing the money. In reply’ to
_ FRADYER's queries, ROWTON stated “that LIREALN-1
_ . Was’ somewhat disappointed ‘that he could not
.".provide him with some sort of written contract
for. LIRELIC-1 and also because of the delay in .
reimbursing hin for operational expenses (some
..-of which had been disallowed). ROWTON then
revealed to FRADYER that LIREALN-1 was waiting
‘for. him atthe Sanborns bar so that he could
: pass him the money. without further delay...
. -FRADYER then regretted that he had ‘beén unable
Cee! qo Je eee Se to see LIREALM-1 personally to explain ‘the. ~~
So deed. : disallowance of some of the expénseS. " ROWTON
. Suggested that FRADYER might take this
‘opportunity to say a few words to LIREALN-1,
-eSpecially since the latter, knew that ROWTON
and FRADYER were meeting at that moment
somewhere nearby. FRADYER agreed but said
that he preferred the. gift section of Sanborns
to the bar. So, so
1655: ROWTON then proceeded alone to the downstairs
‘bar of Sanborns and ‘found LIREALM-1 waiting.
ROWION explained that he was late because of
. a last-minute arrangement with FRADYER for a
._ brief meeting in the gift shop. LIREALMW-1
then paid the bill and accompanied ROWTON up
the stairs in the rear to the gift section,
where they found FRADYER looking over the
silver display in the shop.
1700 An apparently casual nonversation then took
place, with FRADYER and LIREALM-1 doing most
of the talkifig and with ROWTON occasionally
examining the silverware on display. :
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1720 When the conversation ended, ROW TON land
LIREALN-1 moved to the men’s room, where
LIREALN-1 was able to check the amount of
money. for him and sign the enclosed receipt.
3. It will be noted from the above that the ROWTON/
Rwas not planned in advance
LIREALM-2 meeting with FRADYE
(as pointed out in reference A), but was a hasty recommendation
made to FRADYER by ROWTON. and an equally hasty decision taken’: |
wh by: FRADYER ‘on the spot. ROWTON ‘and LIREAIA-1 had, rict. previously
7 he only dn ROWTON's home, except on two. occasions when. -ROWTON
picked up’ LIRFALN-1 in -his car in tho Ciudad Deportes (near
‘the main Mexico City -bull ring) betweon regular meetings: to.
pass ‘him funds. “ROWTON- had never net with LIREALM-1 ‘at
Sanborns or in any other. public place prior: to this, meeting.
4. LIREFALM-1 also aniplified his written report sub-
sequently in one. significant detail, In reference to the
remark of LOGINOV to the offect that he had‘'scen’ him with his
boss at Sanborns two Wednesdays previously when "you had a7”
drink in the bar and then talked to your boss," LIREALM-1 told
ROWTON on reflection that LOGINOV had also stated that. "you.
+ a drink at the bar and a man came up to you and
were having
brought you to your -boss." This indicates that FRADYER was
meant -as the person deseribed rs LIREALM-1's boss.
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. _ 5. With regard to where and how. often ROWTON and: .- :
. LIREALM-1 have had “operational incotings inthe past, as. —-.
requested in‘paragraph 3 of reference B, Station files show
that between. 20:October 1967 and 16 January 1968 ROWTON met
with LIREALM-1 ‘at ‘his hone ten times.’ Besides thesé meetings
with LIREALN-1 at his home, ROWTON recalls only two other moctings °
with--LIREALM-1,-when ho picked up LIREALN-1 in ‘his. car for brief
meetings to pass him funds. Since the LOGINOV/LIREALN-1 ‘
- @pisode; ROWTON his“met. with LIREALN-1 at obscure. -bars.to avoid
possible positive identification of ROWTON.in the event ©.
« SLIREALM-1 was under surveillance. ‘ LIREALM-1 has passed: his
reports. to ROWTON between their weekly meetings via a P.O.
letter drop taken’ out previously by LIREALM+] undér alias.
The only telephone contact that has existed between them has
been brief calls to ROWTON's home by LIREALN-1 alerting ROWTON,
.in double talk, that he has left an envelope at the drop, -
6. With regard to the frequency of LIRFALN-1's meetings
with LOGIN _mentioned in paragraph 4 of reference B,
LIREALM-1's contact reports list only four meetings during
- the same period, all.of which occurred at the French Club, and
’ one of. which; on 2 November 1967, was a casual encounter at
- which very few words were exchanged. It is significant to note,
- however, that at the 12 November 1967 meeting,: while LIREALM-1
and LOGINOV were chatting in the showers after the match, the
: latter "joked that (LIREALM-1) should bring some of his friends
~. from the Embassy." to join them in playing tennis. LOGINOV
added, also apparently with a slight grin, "all of them. are
WOFIRNM.'" FRADYER, to whom ‘this remark was promptly reported,
did not consider it to have any special meaning since he knew
from personal and direct experience that LOGINOV is a born
provocateur who cannot resist needling people (Mexicans and
foreigners) with whom.he comes into contact. . WOFIRM often :
comes “up in LOGINOV conversations, not only with FRADYER, but
with persons of other nationalities. It was decided, however,
to again warn LIREALM-1 at his next meeting with ROWTON
on 16 November, when LIREALM-1 submitted his report, not to
involve himself with LOGINOV. LIREALN-1 assured ROWTON that
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that LIREALM=1 would not make any attempt to
follow up or show: any unusual interest. ‘LIREALM-1 did not
report secing LOGINOV again until 13 January. 1968S (two months |
later), this tinnr, ag-usual, on the tennis court,
his continuing
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: 7. Headquarters will reeall that the LIREALM-1 relation=
ship with tho Soviets dates back many months prior to the
_ date ROWION took over his handling. The file reveals that
-LIREALN-1 first met LOGINOV on 22 April 1967, and that at-
that ‘timo, LOGINOV proposcd to LIREALN-1 that they meet - .
regularly, every Wednesday, for tennis and occasionally take
dita “movie with their. wives. This leaves no doubt that the ~
pace was. set by LOGINOV himself since he undoubtedly saw in
LIREALM-1 a potential target. The situation was further — a
_ complicated by the character and modus operandi of LOGINOV,.-
- as woll as the limitations of LIREALM-1's cover situation at
.the time. — or : _ o. .
- 8. A principal dilemaa facing the Cause Officer with
regard to LIREALM-1's exposure to the Soviets has been his~
regular attendance at the French Club.- Since the French target
has been one of the main ones left to LIREALM-1 after the
- glimination of the Sovict, Indonesian, and UAR operations, it
‘was considered: necessary for LIREALM-1 to continue his normal ..
contacts with the French, He could have dropped his menbership
_in. the club to avoid further involvement with the Soviets,
but this would have broken a long-established pattern and.
deprived him of his-principal access at that time. It was
therefore ruled out. as counterproductive<
: 9, .Subsequent developments appear to confirm the
Station's view that LOGINOV based his provocative remark on
‘a hunch or, at most, on a strong: suspicion concerning
-->) LIREALN-1. As- mentioned in. paragraph 4 of reference B, such
prolonged social contact between an American and a Soviet -
' {gs alinost inevitably construed on both sides to have intel-
‘ _*ligence connotations." The Station wishes to emphasize, — oe
| "however, that, whatever suspicions were aroused in the mind...
- .of LOGINOV concerning LIREALM-1 were already generated months
before he joined the PBRUMEN Section, in late October 1967. .
‘10. In conclusion, the Station feels that nothing has
* been noted in the subsequent operational activity of FRADYER
of ROWTON to indicate that either of them has been identified. .
‘as. an intelligence operative. ROWTON has had no contact of any
kind with Soviets in this area, nor has he detected any
gurvetllance, either ‘physical or technical, of his person .
- o¢ home. Both he and FRADYER, however, will continue to .
maintain maximum security to avoid any further exposure to :
such persons as LOGINOV. LIREALM-1, on his part, has been.
able to improve his ¢over by opening an: office and making his ~
overt activity as plausibly commercial as possible. . :
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which wo know you share. To hold any-arcnt meetings in that :
mone ' bas Hoular “anborn Cafeteria is uwrorthedox cnuovga, but to heet there
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episode, and have sevoral cczuents to makes
BR, why LOSINOY would have said, “Yy ony you -talling with
a i your bous tha othor day" wa do not know, "bu: the fact that he tide
, (such a bapal remax! toxin certainly displics ‘that he did
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. othey- man, not two, in which casa it was provably MOUTON and not
oat FRADYER when he icengified as tha bess. Glo asuuno that RCvPor and
. ; LINEAWI/L hud-been together. in the devnstaivs cafatoria before the.
brush. meeting with -PRADYER tock place,~but this may be incorrect.)
:3. In order to shed sone additiozal Light on the nattor, we
would like to-knov even more about this particular Vodnesday meeting
and the pattern of neetines which have preceded and followed it.
Were ROVECN and LINSAL/I “peeting tosetuer in the bar or cafeteria?
What.wag tho appoaranco, of tho later three-way, f1ifteen-minute
conversation upstairs in the silver shop (i.e,, casual, serious,
intense, sotto-voce, conspiratorial? Was any pretense mado of
“shopping"?)- Our. feeling is that ROWTON is ea | much comprezised as
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LIREALI/1, but in howvarts case the less is less because of necepted | ‘
risks in his style of operating and since we hava always asnuned that ‘|
his cover was thin . . . what is duibortant to know iu this ese is 1 .
whexe and how often RownGy ond LIREAUH/L have had operational: nectings [7 |
in tho past. Considering this we had assured’ the NOwTOUN-LIKUALU/Y oo
meetings were tray clinndestine. . , . : uO.
_ 4, AnotHKer point tobe resolved.is the frequency of: LIRZALI/1's
neetings with LOGINOV “~ fren the Reference ve infer that the tennis.
ganes were a frequent occurrence, -althoush LINTALI/1- had. been tel@d > ft.
“‘aliiost a year. ago to break-contact.. Even if these -moetings could not f[ - oh
_ have been avoided as tha Station clains, why wera’ they not i
|. reported? Tho issue. takes oa even added significance as we understood. Ji ©: | -
‘~ the Station and Veadquarters’ had been in agreenont for sono tine |). Ta
a that LIRZALN/1 was ‘to avoid any continuing contuct.with Sovicts. .. 7 1
Hindsight in this ¢ase certainly proves tke correctnoss of tho earlier: on
‘gudgment. (Experience sho.s that prolonged: social: contact between. . :
an Amorican and a Sovic :
_ Sides, and with reason, to have an
t.is nlnost inevitably construed on both
intelligence connotation.)
os 0 > §, fhe Inet that LOGINOV:did not‘mention the Sanborn's meeting
to FRADYER ¢an hardly, be rend to nean that LIRSALN/1 is. clean in
LOGHIOV's..eycs, although FRADYER would naturally have been anxious to...
seo what, if anything, would happen whiter Ke nexk Saw LOGINOY. face
to face. it is true that we have no cvidonce that LINGALN/1 has been
"gcefinitoly branded as a WOCITM operator™ but if be iy ovon highly
‘suspect there is still cause for deep concerxa. , '
te “6. Various levels ané.conponents at Headquarters are trying. to
evaluate and debate this episode, and we would like to have your -
receinéndations as an aid to cur decision. Fron the few facts that |
_ we “have- wo. believe we must proceed onderthe assumption that LIREALM/1
4s suspect or possibly compromised in the eyes of the Soviets.
Accepting. this, do you consider LIREALM/1 has further utility in).
Mexico? If so, We would like your views as to his. proposed targets
_-and handling procedures. After receiving further details as
‘vequested in paragraph 3 and your recommendations, Headquarters will -
advise you its decision. toe, : . .
7. Wa recognize the Station is as @isturbed about this breach
_ of basic. operational judynent as Headquarters. and do not wish to
-f belabor tke point, We trust however that this experience will bea
lesson well learned and that in tho future the Station’s clandestine
operational procedures will be truly clandestine and professional
in style Yor. all of the Station activities, not just LIREALU/1. |
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. undersigned. His. thrée_ main. activities have been 1) to... o> -r-- pores
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: rapport with and report on the local | ‘official - French:
_o) and-3). to, determine-the | ‘degree to’ which -LIRELIC-1: can develop :
" aecess to LERING arid its personnel, LIREALM-1 has continued _ me, e
“. to see a- number, of contacts ch a. developed: before: joining < ype
the PBRUMEN Section, : ‘edther at’ Station: difective or by” social j
encounter. One of these contacts has long been Valentin... , {.
Sergéyévich . -LOGINOV, ‘Second Secretary : of ‘the Soviot Enbassy ; |
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~ and known. KGB, officer’whom LIREALM-1 first ran ‘into while~
noo playing tennis at the ‘French Club,-..where both LIREALN=1 and co _.
-' LOGINOV are members. . Station soveral- times asked’ LIREALM-1°>. >. 7°" -
. to break contact’ with’ LOGINOV, ‘but this has not .béen possible. :
Since LIREALMN=1' s - continued membership at the: ‘French Club ; nn ne
is ‘desired for operational reasons’ and -LOGINOV, . who probably ° - we
| joined the club for Similar reasons, has continued. to -be one_
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¢ for¥ reimbursement’ by, ‘the Station to Which the. Station took ooo.
exception, Some of the éntertainnent of mirginal assets - _
involved: totals: which the Station found to be excessive.
The result of this was ‘that after, “sone deuliberation LIREALM-1
- . Had to pry. for part of | these. éxponses ‘out Of his pocket. | On , ee
17 January ‘1968 ROWTON called the undersigned to ask about a ~ te .
reinbursonent | of: those, expeises. allowed -by ‘the Station: A:
brush contact was arranged ‘for this purpose’ ane ‘the. passage-
ay. leading. toethe: ‘Koala ‘Restaurant,. ‘as ROWTON indicated - that |
LIREALN-1- “neéeddd - the money. as soon 4s possible. At the agreed: oS
mdex igned- ‘passed. an envelope | to_.ROWT! 2 aa
¢ dex‘signed | ‘that: LIREALN=T".was ing © :
. the Sanborns building’ The. undersigned,
who. had’ not: seen LIREA M-L at Christmas tinie-and genuinely -
‘regretted: the fact- that “the latter.’ ‘to pay for opgratgonay
expenses out of" ‘his’ pocket,. ‘agreed é : - 5
Leow minutes. -- When Ahe. undersign < sod'.to go: to ‘the ©
downstairs Sanborns cafeteria, ROWTON Suggested that he fetch.
. DEREALM-1° and. ‘bring. him to thé silver shop upstairs in the - _
sane. building... Av ‘15-minute néeting - (longer. than ‘expected) ~ -
“ensued. between “ROWTON, -LIREALN=1,. and the. undersigned: in ‘x ‘|
“corner of the ‘Sanborns silver “shop. | The meoting Started | ao-.
. few ninutes ‘before. 1700 hours. 7 Tk. i So
3. “on 38 “January” ul FALN-1 saw LOCTNOV at. the “French ..
“Tho following is a verbatim extract of the report .
fen. by LIREAL-1 on. this meeting. a wee
_ 1 ‘had. joined Val_and: my wife. on ‘her “pide of os
the’ ‘court’ for Small talk with Val. He: apologized ~
"for interrupting our game and suggested we go. back:.
‘to. playing and he would watch us. We had made.a. .
date for’ tennis’ Wednesday. He would call.me if his.
7, oT. leg still. bothered ‘him or for, any other réason he :
Loa. | Was unable. ‘to play. :-Now he said -he: wanted to study a
: - “My game so that he could beat me Wednesday. val
x walked with. ite ° ‘as far: as ‘the net ‘where he stopped
“Sol me -and the following ‘conversation took place. _.
mS , "7 ‘saw’ you: talking with your, boss the other :
day, ," Val said with a. slight. grins: => uo
: nay boss?" I asked.- I suspected ‘notht ng. and 7
seriously" considered, the question. I began to .
. search back in my: mind if my cover boss. had ever -
“met Val I- recalled. that {¢ had once pointed Val.
out to him. The conversation proceeded . too rapidly, ©
. -- that Val has fiever met my cover boss.:: . :
7 _- . "Yes. At Sanborns two Wednesdays ago. You oe oo.
eo. bad a drink in the bar and then talked to your, boss." 2.
- "Two Wednesdays ago... At Sanborns? - “No. .
‘You're mistaken. My boss left about six weeks ago--
almost two. months ago. No. [I don't. think I was at
Sanborns." = I: “answered Val honestly confused. I
began to.wonder who -I had been with. ‘I've often .
met people in, the various SanLorns. I was trying | .
to think who Val was confusing with. my boss.
we “Yes. Your boss. You and -your boss were
talking together at the Sanborns next. ‘to your.
embassy."
"No Val. My boss left at least two months ago.
I can't recall the particular meeting at Sanborns
that you are referring to, but I'll ‘dink with:
anyone, anywhere, anytime." Val and I’ laughed.
Until this moment I was Snower ing him honestly and
sincerely and might have been very convincing.
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As it began ‘to dawn on me what Val Was driving. —
at I turhed-my -back and started forthe baseline, .
_ it was-thon’ that [ felt weak, and” my face.would have ._
‘betrayed’ me if I had still been facing Val. ° By
the time I reached tli¢ bascline I Was’ composed. _ ae
Wo: spoke: no further-except -to comment on good stiots.: .~--
- by. me oF (my wife during the next-five or ten minutes ~
that.LOGINOV “had left ‘the
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nado: his prescnee at: Sanborns ‘at the. time-of. the meeting --
_ ‘bétweén LIREALM-1; -ROWTON; “and the undersigned impossible,
: _. 88 1t' would-have given him about, 10 minutes to leave the site - . | 23° -
of the meeting, get into his.-car, and drive to the Soviet: |. - a
‘Embassy, an--impossible feat even in light traffic. It is. fo:
so clear thon-that. LOGINOV was not. present at the time of the “oy : e
|. = méeting but was told that LIREALM-1 met with two AméPicans, —Noe fe _
“It-wags-and-still is the undersigned's ‘conviction that whoever rs
- Saw. -LIREALM=1. was unable. to positively identify ROWTON or. a
_ tho -undorsigned. © The undersigned reasons. that. had“LOGINOV. --
" known ‘that ho, the undersigned, had talked to LIREALN-1, ~
__, LOGINOY would have mentioned his name: after. failing.to
~pobtain ariy ‘reaction from -LIREALN=1 fi m mentioning the” ses
latter's “boss: - The undersigned believes ‘that LOGINOV, who.. eee I
“ds not completély stupid, would have either said nothing’ or —~ .
| ‘would’ have gone, all ‘the way in “his. statements. to LIREALM-1 |
“ had. he known ‘the undefsigned's’ name. ‘By .the..same token it
. appears that LOGINOV failed to identify ROWTON... The © :
undersigned had only met with one other Soviet besides ,
“-LOGINOV: at the ‘time.of the meeting, and that only once; and
~ that Soviet was>no longer. in: Mexico Ci
that “Sovie ty when. the meeting a _
with -LINEALM~1 *took"place. ROWTON Has “never had any contact, ~~
social or otherwise, with any of the Soviets. Soe _
_.~ Oe... The undersigned is-the first to recognize that meeting —
| | With*LIREALM-1 at the Sauborns silver shop was a thoroughly ~~. -
‘|| unwise moves. He wishes’ to emphasize that this was the only, -. .- ~.
f-meeting at thé time. that ‘hehad.held with LIREALM-1 outside
{ Of a safehouse.- All méetinigs between the undersigned and - ~
, LIREALM-1 have since been held under‘the most secure con-.. . [
ditions on’ the edge of ‘the! Federal District and, in ohne éase,
-beyond. While this does not make this decision any wiser, he .
also wants “to emphasize the fact that‘it was made on the spur. .
of ‘the moment, -:to quote tha old cliche, because the undersigned: | °
“felt sorry" for’ LIREALM-1 because of the latter's financial
-,, difficulties with the Station over his last accounting. The
"., Undersigned-unwisely put LIREALM-1's morale for a brief moment
“over basic security considerations. He is not in the habit -
of doing this as a matter ofcourse. The day before his next
_ scheduled tennis meeting with LIREALM~-1 the following Wednesday,
‘LOGINOV calied LIREALM-1 and asked to be excused as his leg .
had worsoned. ‘The week after that LOGINOV showed up for his
regular tennis game with LIREALM-1 but made no mention of
his previous conversation with him two weeks before. The
undersigned waited to complete a review of this case until
he met LOGINOV face to face at one of the Consular Association
functions. Because of the visits of Soviet athletes and
artists which’ kept LOGINOV busy, however, this meeting did not
materialize until 28 March. Although the undersigned and
LOGINOV talked to each other off and on for more than two hours
-on this occasion during a visit to the local Home Fair, LOGINOV
never mentioned anything about the Sanborns meeting. He has.
never brought LIREALM-1's name to the attention of the . :
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“Subject has ‘stated that he comes from Mescow:. Q),. and his. wife: said.
oy _ ‘they grew up. togéther. in Moscow. -(6). tie once tola another : ‘source, pe
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DPOB: 20 August 1928 in Moscow, (28)
Rola —— Pasaporta: ‘p-16094, used in lg62.. (4) - 7 _ en
forts St De -010265,: issued 24 june 19555, currently used. “ay?
"Description: “Plump, has reddish pair. (15) Photographs are.
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~ rn ae , Languages: “LOGINOVA has been studying Spanish with Carmen ROURKE
‘ Lo ee Oy a Canosa, ‘a local émployee of. the Soviets, since at. © .
PA ~ "least June:1966 through May 1967 (1), but her Spanish ‘
: . is still said to be very limited, (t, 25) She is .
i 2, Said to speak a little English (25); and claimed she,
Q * Pe aan _— had studied English in Moscow. (1) -She ts alse said
: Doe ; to speak some French, (25) , .
* . Miscellaneous:
LOGINOVA has said that she has known her husband
since age six as neighbors in Mescow. (6) She
claims to be a chemical engineer. (6) During
Subject's tour in Havana, 1960-03, LCGINOVA worked
- . in the Soviet Consulate, (28) She arrived in
‘ Mexico an 10 October 1965, two months after her
husband, (4) Since February 1960 she had been
reported as chairman of the Zhenker (Soviet women's
Crganization), and as such has haa to persuade the
' Soviet women to de various administrative chores, as
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the Soviets have had in ‘Cuernavaca in the summers
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call her mother when she got to. Moscow, saying that
her family lived at. the botanical Garaens. (1) .
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a) Daughter: — Irina, born ca. 1952., (28) ee
daughter, - who. was living with LOGINOVA's mother :
“Gn Moscow)’. (6): ) In April 1967 LOGINOVA said’ Ker’
‘daughter’ was? in an‘Eng?i sh ) (25):
Irina -was ‘reportedly ‘with -her -parents* in Havana,
1960-63: (28); however, she did not travel with-
‘them from ‘Havana to Moscow on Il May 1962.-(4) and
- therefore may: havé been -in Havana. for only apart’
=" ‘of Subject ts tour, ~ She’ has not’ been. in Mexico. .
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: ce - ops 1959. (28), - birthday probably 6— hugust ayy -
.° fs") Dmigpdy wos withhs parents In liavana, 1960-63 (28),
"son take English lessons when the amity returns from.
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* Since 1966 Subject. has been reported ‘taking English lessois,
(ua, 24).
. “In: April 1967 he-said that.he had~ been paying a girl (American) -
for lessons“in English, but that shé did not mve enough. background
(25). (COMMENT: Subject was probably more interested
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a and arrived in Mexico City with his mother on 10 October
1965. (4) Subject has expressed interest in having his ©
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ae All, sources agree in describing Subject as smooth and complétely
. self-controlied. .He is an aggressive conversationalist. Cne
source described him as. rho tn crude, ill-mannered, short-=
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tempered and a tyrant, who thi he is a big. shot. (3)
be Subjéct seems to have made a ‘play for every, girl he -has met. Bo
-. In at least one instance he has claimed to te unmarried wien Pt
“anvitdug a @inl.vut. (27) When his wife was staying in the. _-
Cots . gacha in.Cuernavaca he reportcdly made dates with other women. “(8)
ms oe _ On “September: 1966 he was seen ina cafe “ith. a _Méxicefin looking
woman, (8) , re rs oo
Subject: is interested. in ports: and is good ‘at then, ‘In’
September 1966. it was: reported | that . he: did: not play’ tennis,” 5).
and by April 1967 he was. said tobe ‘a gocd tennis player, :
claimed.that .he had beén. playing for less than a year and never’
, played more than once a week, (25) He: is said to have the.
er build’ of:-a trained athlete, the brutish look.of a boxer or
St wrestler, and the.grace of :a natural athlete. (25) He has’ said
- that he boxed when he was younger, and that -he plays basketball
> and volleyball (25), also that his favorite sports.are skiing |
_ and speed skating.. (21)... He also plays chess tut 1s not an ~
-addiet. -(25) he has belonged to the Frenen Club- in Mexico
_ City since ca. November 1965 (1) and has teen seen there -
frequently on weekends, sometimés with Hs” ‘wife and child.: (15): -
Cne Sunday (20 March 1966) Subjéct and Yevgeniy Nikolayévich
GORLITSYN were seen Playing t badminton with their wives. at the
ee French- Club. (15).
ee One source reported: that Subject, smoked "Plesta", éigarettes. (),
oo. 7 and ancther. source réported in April-1967 that ‘Sigect did not:
_ Smoke. 25) ‘One source reported that. Subject.downs several beers
. after playing tennis (25), but another source feported that on-
“a socdial.occasion Subject "add: not even finish one Scotch and
water, (19). On 8 February 1966 Subject and Vladislav
’ Sergeyevich KORMUSHKIN reportedly drove into the Soviet Embassy
at 0300 hours roaring dbunk (By which nay or may ‘riot be- -
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: wos Subject has- apparently” beén taking. English lessons since early | nr
Poe ' 1966 at the Institutocde Interpretes y Traductores, which is. ~ | Be
be o ’ - located at Tiber 113 very near the U, S. Embassy, ‘lle seems to . Fe
: Co have made friends. with a humber of people through © these elasses..(1) ' Se
(cr. under Contacts) —
i _« ff. In February 1966 it was s reported that Subject's wife had ‘pougtit
wo a tape recorder. (1) In June 1967 Subject himself” ordered . a, wb
* fo Grundig tape recorder, (1) | we a oe
oe
SP : Be Subject was réported having an operation orn 1 | February 1966 Qn
no further details are available. ;
* 11, CURRICULUM VITAE:
Subject claims that he has served in the Red Army. - (8)
(Subject's name was reportedly listed in February 1960 as about to
be assigned to Euenos Aires as Sovict Military Attache; it would
appear that either this. was another person with the same name, or
that Subject was being considered for ‘assignment there as D
diplomatic attache.)
Subject and his family arrived in liavana, where
i 1N September 1960:
nos ; Subjéct was assigned as Attache at the Soviet Embassy. (3, 28) |
DecerbLer 1961. Subject toured Latin America as escort and
Taterpreter for the Dynamo-soccer team, (28) : .
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11 May 1962: Subject, his wife and son ‘transitted Mexico City
ravelling from Havana enreute to Kontreal MO, presumably on their.
way to Moscow on home leave. : . . -
September 1963: Subject-and his pamily- lett Havana PCS... (28). Lo
Au ust_ 1965: ‘ Subject arrived: “PCS ‘in Mexico as’ Third Secretary.
assi¢ned to thé Soviet cbnbassy.- (4) Subject replaced Oleg _ .
Maksimovich NECRIPORENKO as Vice Consul. a) » . ; Co ge
- to Cctober’ 1965: Subject! s, wife and son arrived: ani Mexico. Oa).
Ube Ao Lo AD “ist” 1966: Subject was. apparently promoted to Consul “Genera ,
mo oot Hee PaveF. Antonovich -YATSKOV. left Mexico’ on 4 August. ‘1966 for. home-
i .. leaves. in September 1906 Subject was telling everyone in. town. tha a
“he js now the ‘Consul, (Ql, 6). ete.) ~ ao te _ ae
rr Ue “guly 967: ° ‘subject; * accohpanied by his wife and son, left - : :
bo ‘Mexico-for Noscow: via Paris. (4) Also travelling with them on ;
: ' .° LOGINOVA's pessport was: ‘Tatyana, the. daughter of boris Aleksandrovich: ° Soe
r - + --MALAKHOVICH.. (4) - Subject has told several people that this {ts home. — .
leave. and: that he willbe returning ‘to Mexico a, 6, al, 2 :
or cre _ INTELLIGENCE. AFFILIATION: =. Known KCB, based: on- his raving: ‘taken ‘overs? ~
an agent ‘previously handled by known KGB. officers Oleg Maksimovich
NECHIPORENKO (201-305870) end Aleksandr Vladimirovich FRIKHODKO
(201- =202379)., as well as his ‘other intelligence activities (Biven -
: Oo : below,
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(Cf: ‘also’ ‘Information: under. Contacts, ‘below,: Subject has undoubtedly
been devéloping contacts, particularly ‘with American giris, | with ‘ae
view toward Antelligence pessibilities. ) eee!
: Ss In ‘December 1961 while travelling with the’ Dynamo soccer ‘veom,,
a..
: Subject met a Bolivian security service official.in La Paz, oo ~
> Lo, cpg ta ‘and reportedly. tried to persuade him to study in- Cuba.”
co oe “ Phe source, -however, is. believed to be a fabricator. (28) - 7.
6 eo be After Subject. Saw’ the soccer team ofr, he cont inued to Panama, i
Edmundo Fausto ZORRILLA
Po Dk where he met. with a Mexican ‘citizen,
Fost 7 Martinez (P~2818) con 16 December “1961, ‘On17 December 1961
: Subject and ZORRILLA travelled to Mexico Gity on the same ~__
fete, _plane. Subject had ca, (Us) $2000 with. hin in Panama, (29)
: “On 14 February 1966. KGB officer Aleksandr Vladimirovich : , Co ;
, - FRIKHODO-(201-202379) turned an agent over to Subject, (The | Cote tt
Tos ‘agent had previcusly been handled by” Subject's predécessor, © ; ve
Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPCRENKC,) On 14 April 1966 the agent
2 . . attempted to bréak his intelligence relationship with the
; Soviets, although he has remained in business and sockl contact
A ot with them. Subject, occasionally Joined by PRIKHCDKO, has
continued to give intelligence requirements to the agent, whe
has questioned him farticularly abcut his access to the U.S.
Embassy and tried to persuade him to continue cooperating with
the KGB, On 24 June 196€ Subject asked the agent for information
on Eduardo WEBELMAN and his son Mauricio. Cn 13 December 1966-
. Subject asked the agent to try to find out who the WOFIRN caief
in Mexico was, (6). (CCMMENT: Mauricio WEBELMAN was subsequently
as
reported to be a friend oF suSpect AGE officer: Yevgeniy
Nikolayevich GCRLITSYN!s, 201-7734e2).
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. soe dy On 20 January 1966 Cristobal TORRES ‘Ponce, chauffeur employed -—.. . .
. : : / . by the Uvc,. Embassy “in Fexico, was sent.to the Soviet Enbassy
to pick up the passport of the wifé of a U.S, Embassy official
who was’ planning a trip te the USSR, - Subject talked to TORRES,
‘asking him if he would like to visit the USSR or receive’ Soviet
magazines, if he knew anyone who -would ve willing tc give him -
English lessons, -and finally made a dinner date with ‘TORRES
- for 24 January 1966, “When TORRES..did-not keep the date po
So ot Subject called him-on 8 and 9 February 1966 in anatemptto - :
res keep the contact ‘alive.. (12, Wyo sy
o-@e: Subject dealth with the Federal District police several times
» oy: In duly 2966 -insrepard to a radio that, tad -been Stolen: from:
-, dis car. On 20% July, 1966 the police an: (LNU) w had been. ~ *'
' chandling .the radio case. reported to. Lis*superior,.Genéral Luis
|, CUETO Ramirez, that Subject had offered. him.5,000 pesos’. |’
‘~ ¢4,000 dotlars) a: month if he would work for him. After -
'. Consulting: withthe Minister of Interjor, CUETO told the: at
policeman. to accept: Subject 's. offer, which he reportedly did: :
; ; “on 21 July-1966,..° Subject's first assignment to the policeman
a “-: 7 2. Was to locate Venezuelan citizens Nicolas Juan BOSTRGEM and~
wes ees wifes (16). (COMMENT: Nothing. further has been learriéd about
en -«., this case... ECSTROEM Ts:a native Russian employed. by..Stephens- “.
. Adamson de Mexico, his wife teaches Russian at the Ibero~
.. American University.) 2. oo. Lo ; re re
f. Subject has occasionally been reported visiting the small - - -------
ce "| 2 c7,.general store located across the street from-the Soviet oe
i: . s Embassy, On 5 November 1966 Subject. reportedly questioned . 7
_the store owner about the occupants: of, one apartment :building . How,
inthe’ same block as the store, and on 6 December 1966 Ke asked ee
. general quéstions-about the new apartment building at- the end - oan
'. Of the block. (8) (COMMENT: Both of these buildings contain
“'. base houses for the fIxed Surveillance of the Soviet Embassy.) .
‘4, (NON-INTELLIGENCE ACTIVITY:
a. In Mexico, Subject has consistently been reported rerforming .
consular. duties, He issues visas -and-sees visitors ta the --- - wn
Soviet Embassy in-one of the reception rooms. .(21) ke makes: -
travel reservations for PCS and.visiting Soviets; checis’. nN .
responsible when either PCS or visiting Soviets become Hl and.
“have “to be sent to a hospital. -He-has often attended te the.
“7\) needs of Soviet ships in Mexican ports. He has done *
"considerable house-hunting for the Soviets, such as locking
. for a new-school building and for houses in Cuernavaca that
4 would be suitable.as a dacha, Subject had to Sign the dacha
otha : contract in both 1966-and 1967. Subject, also regularly attends
‘isp. }. 1. the functions of the Consular Corps Association, and cn 16
4 4 t .Pebruary 1967 he had the Association to the Soviet Enbassy for
. yo, hoo! * + a Russian evening. (1) In September 1566 Subject was reported~
-; "i "pas having become the Consul General (6, 8, 1, 11), naving - -
: , 4 “replaced Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV, who left Mexico for home -
Soe leave on 4 August’ 1966, On 21 February 1967 Subject tried to
: get Panamanian visas for himself and Soveksportfilm represertative
“Aleksandr Aleksandrovich NIKITIN (known KGB) to attend a.
Consular Congress to be held in Panama 11-15 April 1967, (1)
The visas were refused,
i b. On 26 January 1966 Subject attended a lecture given by a
to Mexican who was an exchange professor at a U.S, university,,
: The lecture was sponsored by the PRI. Soviet Cultural Attache
Svyatoslav Fedorovich KUZNETSOV also attended the lecture and
Set on the platform, whereas Subject sat at the back of the
wo _ room, (13)
eC. Subject is reported: to have taken the following trips to Mexico:
26-28 October 1965: To Mazatlan to attend to Soviet ship. (2)
‘ ' 2-4 Noverber 1965: To Mazatlan with Yevgenly Nikclayevich
GORLITSYR to attend to Soviet ship. (1), mo
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“4-8 December 1965: To Mazatian to attend to Soviet ship.
2-5 February 1966: To Wazatlan to attend to So let ship. (1)
a, 9)
7 Yje20 February lyoo: To Coatzacoalcos to ‘attend | to Soviet ships.
a . Sovlet Embassy. chauffeur: Anatoliy Favlovich PRASHCHIKIN went. with
Subject but returned to Mexico City earlier. . (2).. .
we i a _ —_ “25-28 Arril 1966: - Possibly té ‘Guadalajara wth Soviet | Inturtst,
. ae : ; v visttors attendin ne a. travel conference there, ~ (1). 7 .
ee Se sg way 1966: . To, Veracrus to attend to the ‘matter! ofa missing
a : Soviet’ saifor . 0) ; Lo on an as
_— oe 27230 Ray 1966: To Veracruz to attend to Soviet ship; a : a
co 7 26 Februar -2 March 1967: “To Veracruz with Soviet - Commercial .
:. Counselor. tTktor i Hikhaylovich IVANOV to attend to Soviet ships.” (1):
While in Veracruz, Subject asked the U.S, Vice Consul, Richard: 7
. BOCTH, if he would -intercede with the Mexican! authorities to get
a shore . ‘leave for the. Soviet crew... (24 } .
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a.
a. ‘Soviet:
28. Go 2) Subject has: beer seen coming, and going at the: Soviet’ Embassy a
eo eR , most frequently with Pavel Antonovich “YATSKOV (201-120123, a
: en known KCB), whom Subject replaced as Consul, Since Subject's ~
oe pe .- departure for home ‘leaye ‘on 16 July -1967,- YATSKOV has béen
SP ’ “pegularly using Subject's car, Subject has also been observed
. oy . ' leaving the Soviet Embassy fairly often with Ivan Konstantinovich
To yp ms. 1. BARANOV (201-277838,° known KGB sweeper) and Boris’
eet Aleksandrovich. ALAKHCVICH (201=767974, suspect KCB technician). os
: Subject has also borrowed the. cars of YATSKOV and known KGB: 3
chauffeur Vasiliy Stepanovich: NIROSHNIKOV~ (201-273046), (7)
soe 2). In May 1966 Subject™repertedly gave the Wife. of Aleksandr
- * Aleksandrovich NIKITIN (201-784917, known KGb) avhard time
7 . " when she wanted. to send her son to the USSR with another mon
. Soviet “wife. NIKITIN then complained . to AleKsandr _
Vladimirovich PRIKHODKO (201- ~202379, ‘known Keb), -who-
: oe ; _reportedly ordered Subject to get a ticket for’ the NIKITIN
MP an child. (1) Cf. also’ avove, where PRIKHODKO seems. to be the
Sse . senior case officer for an agent ‘currently being handled by
PA Subject.
noes + 3) In May 1967: LOGINOVA mentioned that she had known Boris :
“. - Aleksandrovich CHMYKOV (201-268115, known GRU) for years. (1) 4
(COMMENT: . CHMYKHOV was statbned in Havana 1960-62, at the a :
same time that. ‘Subject was there.) Cf. below for report.of ;
Subject's having taken CHMYXKOV with nim to Cuernavaca rz
to meet ZAREDSKI,
Subject has alsc been reported in contact with the following Soviets
not stationed in Mexico: .
4) Vitaliy Kornstantinovich BOY AROV (201+=355606, known KGb),
‘visited Mexico 27 May ~ 9 June 1966, On 1 June 1966 Subject
and P.A, YATSKOV were absent from the Soviet Embassy for
four hours with BOYAROV. (7) i
5) Vasiliy Vasilyevich GRICCRYEV, member of petroleum celegation
that visited Mexico 31 March- 14 April 1967. While GRIGORYEV
was in Mexico he was reported in contact with Subject several
times, once making plans tc go tc the movies together, also to
ask Subject whether he snouié attend a French reception and to
repert the iliness of cone of the other Soviet delegates, (1)
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oa. Soviet: . ;
6) Boris Sémenovich IVANOV (201-078078,- known KGb), visited
Mexico 8-22 February 1967. Subject made reservations for
\ : _ « IVANOV in Mexico- city § and propabay | saw hin ort at- the
airport. (2). on . 7
_ a, _ 7) Yuriy Vladimirovich LEBEDEV (201+ 213261), hindster- Counselor.
os ro: ne, at the Soviet ‘Embassy in Havana. ‘On 7. February T1966 Subject
: was reported sending ‘something to LEBEDEV with a Soviet aa
professor who’ was travelling back to Moscow via iavana.. acces
nee be Non= sSoviet:
ee, 1) “Atonso. AGUILAR | Wonteverede (P2152, 201-334259), activ
ee. Marxist intellectural.. os ao Be a
_ On 28 June "1967, AGUILAR’ reminded Subject that “they and
: their wives were invited for Saturday evening to the home .-
ES Dt Of Alberto PENICHE, (1). (Alberto PENICHE Blanco, P-12294,
3 Coa manager. of centrist newspaper El] Heraldo <= Mexico and — aa oo
: ‘reported as minor contributor to the FOR Me) See
.
2) (Mrs. ) Gloria’ *ALPARO, “no other ‘traces.
: Se ~ On 5 February 1966 Mrs, fnu ALFARO (Possibly Gloria)
wanted to talk to Subject to congratulate him on a Soviet
moon probe, (1). ,On 22 June 1966 Gloria ALFARO reminded”
Subject that they had met at the house of Mrs. SOTO |:
(possibly Graciala, q.v.) on Christmas Eve 1965.and
invited Subject.- to a party.’ Subject was unable to A) ,
but: said’ hé would call Cloria for coffee. Gloria - rr
gave hér telephone as 35-71-30 (listed in 1964 to aan
Yolanda ALFARO’ Vda de’ CACERES, Buitrago, Chiapas 130-A
current -telephone. 25=10-24). .(1) Also on 22 June 1966
2 Gloria - ALFARO ‘told Subject. she would like to talk with ©
= some of the Soviets, and Subject sugrested getting: i
together on Friday “after English class", (17)
’ (COMMENT? -ALFARO may “have beén studying English with
wie. subject at the Instituto de -Interpretés y Traductores, )
- “-- On'3 August 1966 Gloria and Subject tried to agree-on. a .
Tee, oe date to get together, and she said she would.like for ae ce te oe
: him to meet a friend (female) of hers. who: Was visiting . : .
Mexico from Central: America. -(1) . ;
_ 3). Ofelia ALFARO Lopez’ (P-11339), professor. of ‘economies at™
UNAM,- ‘/pood, friend of the wife .of Antonio SARMIENTO (a. v), social |
i contact with several Soviets. -
. “On 30. August 1965 ALFARO invited Sergey Sergeyevich
KONSTANTINOVI to her house and included Subject, and ~
Leonid. Vasilyevich KNIKIFOROV, (1) -
“HY (Dr. ) Juan Luis ALVAREZ ‘Gayou, teacher at UNAM and Deputy
Director of Instituto de Interpretes y Traductores,
: Subject presumably met ALVAREZ at the Instituto, where
‘ : Subject..is believe to have studied English, The first
. reported: ‘contact was on 1] 4pril 1966, when they spoke
to each other, using the familiar form of address, about
- having missed each other in Cuernavaca. Subject was
invited to ALVAREZ' birthday party. Subject said he
: : would see ALVAREZ the following day when he was going to
. Fee . : have class with a new teacher,. On 13 June 1966 Professor
? Oe fnu ALVAREZ, Juan Luis" father, asked Subject if he would- --.
: : bring the projector to the Instituto de Interpretes y
aan Traductores, and.Subject said he would. Cn 12 July 1966
; ALVAPEZ, who had been out of town, asxed Subject if he ~
: wanted to continue taxing lessens, ang Subject said yes
; he would go there the following day. Cn 19 November 1966
% ALVAREZ left a message for Subject to call him at 35-63-96
(listed to Natividad GAMERC de la Fuente. Harbureer 261. On 39
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i _"- Gor'sul General in’Mexico, ‘in contact with several Soviets.
...” Tours travel agency,
wolive in New York)... -
“= ).>. | inyited her to a Volleyball gam
_‘ Wanted to know, if she knew
-~ hs. fat the Soviet Embassy. ‘This man came-to the Embassy: in- .-- ~
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b. keneSoviet:
eeployee of Mexican Ministry of
-- 5) (Ines) Manuel ANAYA S.,
K in summer 1965.
kygraulic Resources, visited the USS
On 19 July 1966 ANAYA thanked Subject for his Visa and
said he would: get together with Subject when he got back ae
in order te discuss his trip. a7) a ae eet
valiarina: (F-10933, 2012771073), Panamanian -
6) Emilia ARCSAMENA,
on-15 November: 1965-Aleksandr Vladimirovich -PRIKHODKO’ =
> said he wanted to. introduce Subject ‘to AROSAMENA, because
Subject -had some. questions.to ask her. Presumably related™
| Ys -a report.- that. ‘the Panamanian Counselor Jose b. CALVO,” .-
told Subject. on 19. November 1965 that He had no answer. for:
_ Subject yet. i 6) ey coos ce
Katz (P-581, 201-814144), employee of Mundus .
about to leave,Mexico to marry. an American and: :
7) Mardam AVILA:
— Subject was’ first reported in contact with AVILA in April
1966 in-connection with travel bookings Subject made, “(1).,
Gn 2° June 1966 Subject flirted-with her, and. said .-né:would’ .~~ a
e.- (¥) “During the. rest of .-. s-25~
few times, told-her he was. a
1966 Subject invited her out a
‘married but..that his wife was not in Mexico, asked her
to .intoduce-him to some of her friends and especially
to |} anyone in the U.S. kmbassy.
In April 1967 Subject reluctantly, agreed to issue a
“Yfsa to Dr. KUTTLER (q.v.),-whose travel AVILA was ; a:
arranging, and asked as a return favor that she introduce .
him to some of her friends, (6) In June 1967 Subject . toy.
reportedly. stopped AVILA coming out of work to ask her ~
about the Israeli War. (6) ° a _ Soe - toe
~ $8) Celia’ BAYARDI. Torres, no traces;
-On 7 February 1966 an unidentified man. visited Subject,
‘a car driven’ by a woman, who remained ih the car, with. . a
license ‘plates registered to Celia BAYARDI Torres, — : -
; Arquitector, 46, Colonia -Escandon, telephone 15-34-02. .
‘the phore 1s. listed-to Francisa ‘TORRES Vda de BAYARDI.~ (7y
9) Leila S, BELAVAL, via officer at U.S. Embassy. oP,
oe eS
In June 1967 BELAVAL.reported that she had been in contact
with Subject over visa ratters, thet Subject -had asked her Soop
what .she, did in the evenings, whether she spent her off 5
nours with other U.S. Embassy employees, and had said that
he was'unmarried, In June 1967 he offered to take
her to the Ukiainian Ballet when it came to Mexico. She -
refused his invitations. (27) ’ :
10) Carlos BLANCG Solanc (P-93268), former Federal Security
(DFS) agent, noW with Judicial Riice, In 1960-6] BLANCO invited
several U.S, Embassy girls out and offered nis services to the
U.S. =CASSY. BLANCO works for Carlos CASAMADRID Miranda, who is
suspected of having a clandestine relationship with aCB officer -
Favei Antonovich YATSKOV. . :
On i November 1965 BLANCC called Subject at tne Soviet
Embassy and remarked that they had not,seen each other
for a long time. Subject said he would call BLANCO
_ to get together the following wednesday, (1)° Cn
°8 September 1966 Graciela SOTO (q.v), who dceserited herself:
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10) Carlos BLANCO Soloano Continued : ‘ .
: : a Loe \
2 a ‘as BLANCC's friend, invited Sublect to the baptism
Set . of her son Rafael's child and mentioned that BLANCO's
wee a re wife Magdalena was going. (1) Cn 10 November’ 1966 .
7 Cob, oo, BLANCO invited Subject-to'a party for bLANCO!s daughter,.. - *. y -
° said ‘they would first go to the church near -Gractela's '- |
- houSe cn Tamaulipas. (1) On 6 December 1966-BLANCO ,
ar . . > ‘told. Subject. that "Comandante Carlos" (Presumably oo...
a CASANADRID) urgently wanted te see YATSKOV, arid Subject ~~
BE al sald -he would. have. YATSKOV' call hin, CS
-. 11). Lubomir ‘BLAZIK (P21730,.201-206083), former Czech Second... 0° .°'
« Secretary:and Consul in Mexico; 2. TT ee
ee tL -) 2 >. On 28 December ‘1965 P.A, YATSKCV left a message’for ~~ -
Ho So -BLAZIK, that Subject's wife was sick and could not _
attend the dinner to which the BLAZIKs had invited.
; shers (1). - : —— 7
. °" 12) “Rosa Martha. BRACHO Sanchez (P-12038), left in November |. -
_ 1965 on @ scholarship to study ballet. in the USSR... -. : oe
pe de, oo On 21 and 22 September 1966 Rosa's mdher (fnuw) was ‘in
7 ; To a contact with Subject in order to talk to him about visa
a Sr, problems of her two daughters who were both studying
Be . , dance in the USSR, (1) (Name of other daughter is ~
: unknown, ) - _ a : co
“. ) 13). Eriea CAMERMAN (P-12843), said to Ve a reporter with so
The News. (17), but this seems unlikely, no cther traces, an Jt
On 21 February. 1966° CAMERMAN told Subject that’ she
; oo was going out of town the next day but when she got Sa,
. : . back she wanted to invite Subject and his wife to-her - oe
. te . Pa house. Subject said he had no word on her papers yet.
poe “ On 28 February 1966 she said he had. been. in Cozumel.
ae .. Subject, said he still had no word ‘on her papers, She
eT invited Subject to dinner with his wife, and he said
"she would call her back,- On.10 May 1966 she tried: to
“call Subject, who was out, saying that she wanted to.
: _ Lo know about the arrival of a man from Russia. On 11 Lot a
“2 Poo ws May 1966 Subject told her .he- still had no answer‘on ~ ee
2. . | her-:papers, She -8aid she planned co take a tusineéss trip 7
' to Brussels and Paris in June and mentioned that Elke (LNU).
; was'in Paris visiting her son, Cn 10 June 1966 Subject’) © -* 7
ad : “k.,, asked: for CAMERMAN at. 18-65-61 and was told she was in . re
wb . -, “"" + Europe for a month’ (phone listed to ‘importing firm sO pe
: Incomex, S.A. at Isabel la Gatolica 45-914), On 6 July. - -
0 S - 2 1966 Subject called her at 12-78-32 (listed to the banco de 4
4 : Mexico at Cinco de Mayo 2) and teld her he had a document ’
z. for her. On 11 July 1966 she toic Subject that she
z needed his Signature on the docurent, also sent regards
' to Subject's wife and children, (1)
14) Ernesto CHAZARO Peregrino (P~12818, 201-800142), assistant
security chief of Astilleros de Veracruz, S.A. a shipyard in Veracruz,
Said to be the adverturer-type, once worked for the Federal Security
Police tt was fired because of involvement in arms contraband.
- CHAZAPRO Probably did meet Subject on 5 May 1966 in Veracruz,
i CHAZARO undoubtedly fabricated his Story that Subfect tried
3 ; to recrut him after that and set up a 50,U0 peso bank. oo, :
account in CHAZARO's name. (30) cat
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15). (Lic.) Jacobo CHENCINSKY, director of the Instituto de *
; Interpretes y Traductores, located at Tiber -113,. . . .
: " Subsect's contact with CHENCINSKY was presumably been- . .
- ooo. connected with Subject's taking English at the Instituto, .
fo, . On.24 March 1966 CHENCINSKY tried unsuccéssfully to reach’ - .
eo “Subject. On-4 July-1966 CHENCINSKY told Subject ‘that Janet.
« (LNU, apparently Subject's teacher) had teen unable to: | -
fix her ‘working papers and: had had to-leavé Mexico and ee
asked if Subjects classes could'be ‘postponed. Subject - |”
agreed -and ‘said. he Would like to. talk to CHENCINSKYS “(1)°. - <>
" 16). David F, ‘CCOLMAUGH (P-12579, 201-796142), Americans
employed with Urited-Nations in Mexteo,. co-director of eeclogical
: project that two Soviets were’also assigned to. .. att SO settee oe
me . In 1966 Subject.was in contact with COOLBAUGH several times - : .
in regard to documenting the two Soviets working on the. 2
.. UN project. (1) .. : oe ; c. ;
17) Ana Maria ESCOBAR’ (P=11858)., in 1965 reported ‘to be a ST
‘Student dnd also working 4s private. secretary to the PRI -ohter - as
fer the Federal District, 5 oo. ve : Co a tt at
Soe t = “7 Onin October 1965 ESCOBAR tried unsuccessfully to reach
Soh or Op Sabseet.. On 12° October 1965 She told Subject ‘stie naa Le o
re mL . wanted to invite him. to the theater the previous day =. =. «ss *
“oa 2 fe ; _ bécause she had been given free tickets. She sent-. _ ,
we as . .- regards to Pablo (presumadly Pavel Antonovich YATSKOV), (1)
oe oe “28) ‘Margaret’ (aka Hagre) FEDOR’ (P~12967), 10 other traces,
a Ff », On 17 March 1966 FEDOR invited Subject to goon a Sunday Se
: . “ outing with a group of friends whom Subject also knew, - - Ty
wf ye She mentioned that she was Studying French in the .
Fett me. 77 evenings -and was about to begin Russian classes at the
Soe United Nations. Subject, said he would call her ‘at home.
: ~ later, On 28 March 1966 Subject told FEDOR that he had
. . +. . Stopped by her house with theater tickets but she had --
a SF ' been-out, Rebeca’ (LNU)’ had told FEDOR that the play - -
Poo. 7 1. was good. ‘FEDOR told Subject that.‘on Sdurday there .
, “" “would be a discussion with Jose CORNEJO (no identifiable |
’. traces), who had been in South. America, and Subject said
"he would go. On 8 June 1966 FEDOR told Subject that she .- _
was going to go to the U.S. on vacation and mentioned Se
that Daniel SEIN-(no traces) Had asked about Subfect. wo :
: - Subject said he would call her later, On 24 August 1966 -
: to ; FEDOR .told Subject that there would be a discussion about
: : - India at her house on 26 August, and Subject said he would
i . try to go. Subject asked her whether she knew the Soviets
Nations project, but she said she did
‘working on a United ;
not. (1) (CCMMENT: FEDOR may work at the United Nations
: . i in Mexico City.
: 19) Fnu FLORES, man employed at Mex-American travel agency,
Cn 15 March 1966 FLORES, who described himself as a friend
of Gloria's and others', asked Subjfect for visa
“information, (1) (Gloria might be Gloria PINTO, cf, below.)
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20), Socorro FLORES (Pel2259), rormerly erployed at Mex-Americana
de Viajes travel agency, no other traces. : ° \
. Subsect was first reported in contact with FLORES
ot Dae - in September 1965 in connection with travel’ reservations ”
: and for about -a year Subject continued to discuss travel
‘arrangements andvat the same time flit witn Fics RES and ~
7 also ‘géend regards: to Susana LNU, who worked. with her.
toe vw tt FLORES invited Subject to dinner. with some of her. friends.
a oo Subject. was. very “Interested in. knowlng who the’ friends.
. : were, -but FLORES said they were not- the. Amerigans’, ‘because -/ .
she,hadn't .seen them. On 8° Septénber’ ‘1966 Subject | re
_ arranged. tomeet FLORES .in front of a movie ‘theater. vee SM
VThen™ there was no report of contact ‘between ther, until © aan
on 13 June. 1967 FLONES. told Subject that she hed. a new ees conte
job: and: asked:.him to-‘call her’at 27- 85=50, extension. 5.
18 (no Station listing of this number) s . _ Shé mentioned . ce Oe
. that she: had not seén him for a while.‘ . ; i
wo -21) . ‘Rafael -FUSONI Alordi (P-5119,. 201- 237904), - Argentine | ;
_ diplorat,. former KCB agent, in occasional social contact with Sones foe
Soviets, primarily through. diplomatic functions, - ae . Pe a
: Subject met FUSONI “at a consular. corps “funetion - in.
. January 1967 and again at a Czech Embassy reception in
ae _ - - May’ 1967. Subject later called FUSONI and offered him
$y - .. tiekets to a lKishoy Ballet performance and. on 2 June 1967
. they: attended the bolshoy performance together and. went .
_to supper fterwards. (23) - De ; ee
- 22) Moises GAMERO de la Fuente, no other traces,
“On 6 April 1966: Subject réportedly galled telephone
’ number’ 2-30-65 in Cuernavaca from a pay phone. ©
> (This number ig listed to GAMERO.) Le
_ _ 23). Pearl GONZALEZ (P-11420), society editor, for The News,
ne . “Mexico City English language newspaper, - in: soctal contact with
ee a several Soviets, ... ; op, ;
oe “| On.25 November 1965: GONZALEZ fave a party ‘and. invited : .
ee te Several ‘Soviets. Subject was one of those who: “attended, “ (10)
; 2h) Alfonso GUZMAN and- Carlos SANDOVAL, of Servicie Biplomat ico
: Aa the Mexican, ‘Foreign. Ministry... , Senne .
_ _ Sinve August 1966. (ie. when Subject Becane Consul General),
“"', Subject has been reported dealing with GUZMAN and SANDOVAL
in régard to Soviet visas, In Oétober 1966 Subject had
“2 tickets for GUZHAN to a sports event, but, GUZMAN was
unable to FO, Subject also invited Guzmali to the Soviet. . Lo ’
Embassy reception ‘on 7 November 1966. aed ; ; a .
° 25) Abdel Rahman HASSAN Abdel-Rahman, First Secretary and 7 .
Gonsul at the UAR Embassy in Mexico. hoe, . . ‘
On 1 June 1967 Subject and HASSAN discussed, consular
affairs and also talked about getting together for tennis the
; following week. (1) ©
26) (Miss) fnu HER: NANDEZ, of the Instituto de “ Inters retes y : :
Traductores, probably identical with Gabriela HERNANDEZ Elizalde, oo. :
who in 1967 was the secretary at this institute. |" - .
On 29 June 1966 HERNANDEZ told Subject that his class would
be postponed for a week because Sarita (LNU) was sick. (1)
27) Lee HIGGINS, male, no traces . i
On 19 May 1966 HIGGINS tried unsuccessfully to call Subject. (1).
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28) Vincent HODGINS, british citizen, sales manager of
Canadian Facifle Airlines in Hexico City. : , — -
_ On 38 October. 1966- HODG1NS contacted Cubject,. saying
‘that BRADLEY (J.E. Ralph BRADLEY, regional sales. ..
ee manager of. Canadian. Pacific) had met. Subject: the night
— ” meee _, before, ‘and HODGINS wanted to discuss business with . :
tt : ae ~ ) Subject. Subject. offered to visit HODGINS in his office, (1) -.
Se Oe bos ss (COMMENT: The Soviets began. flying with ‘Canadian Pacific ° :.
a ee iwhen-a new Aeroflot flight. was: put {n service to-Canada.)..
, ent a On 3: November 1966 HODGINS gave Subject information on. ..°
‘flights ‘and “Subject said:,he, would - -Btop by his office next 2.
». week, “On'24. February: 1967, Subject was ‘Feported, to. have’ =. &
- an Appointment with HODGINS. - (1) - ao . Boo
aE Oe, . 29) Jan: JAKOWIEC (P-9097, 201+ 250618), Polish Second ‘Secretary oe vo
Se, and Corisul in Mexico. RS
os _ a Subject” “and JAKOWIEC seem to be good. friends, in. addition
a 2 EBD “ot te being. in: contact with each other through consular’.
7 ce tee _ duties. 19) . _
30) _karen JOFFER, ‘io other tracés<-
; . - On’ 16 August 1966 Subjéct apologized: to JOFFER that he |.
coe mo i r had been busy the week before but.said he could see her
Poet at 1630 hours, that day, -(1)- “(COMMENT : This could well.
e - : bea routine visa request. d- an ; te
be Me Bhp. (Dr.) Yury KUTTLER (P1573), dentist, Soviet éontact,
Se “Communist sympathizer. : mo oe ,
° In April ¥966 Subject was reported: making @ dental .
appointment with KUTTLER. (1) -in April 1967 when the
. . . tourist. agency representative, Mirian AVILA Katz, was
ve trying to get a visa for XUTTLER, Subject spoke Scathingly — ,
~ of him and ‘said. he-would not “give him a visa unless he: Poof
_fulfilled.all the requirements... (1) . Subject explained. : Lys
“that he. had once gone to KUTTLER to have some. ‘dental . a
work done and that KUTTLER had charged him too much, ae
-and that this was | why he did not want to tssue him a: Co a *
: visa. (26) - rn oa ; Co ER
i . os _— 32). “Jacques. LEMAIRE, representative of. French steamship company a
Poot In Mexico, scheduled to leave Mexico soon, member, of Prench clus, -
. where he probably met Subject.
on 14 July 1967. LEMAIRE invited Subject to the’ French . poe
Embassy reception that day, but Subject was unable to no
go. LEMAIRE sent regards to Subject's wife. (1) '
33) Yuliya LIPOVSKAYA, probably identical with the Julia
YASCHIN listed in the telephone book as living in Mexicali 175,
phone 15-35-47, presumably the wife of Solomon (aka Julio) YASCHIN.
"On 30 Noverber 1965 LIPOVSKAYA contacted Subject and told
him a long rambliag story about her relatives, Subject
was evidently interested, urged her to visit the USSR and
sugrested she come to the Soviet Embassy to talk to him.
On 2& December 1965 LIPOVSKAYA tried to call Subject but was
: referred by mistake to another Valentin. On 8 and 20 January
- ~ . 1966 she asked- Subject if ne had heard from her relative,
the soccer player Lev. “YASCHIN, ,but, Subject still had no
news for her. (1) : . a on
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-de MARCHAND (P-370), widow of Rene
. Frofessor at UNAM and director of the
She is evidently a native. kussian, |.
34) Tatiana RAKOSF Vea
MARCHAND botsselet, former
Jupceslav Cultural Insitute.
but French citizen,
Tatiana’ was ‘seen visiting Subject at the Soviet. Embassy
on. 3 January aid 15. Aprii 19673. Subject secmed very
friendly with her, and on -18 April 1967 left’ the Embassy:
together with her. (7). On. 9 danuary.1967 it appeared |. -
that she had ‘askéd’ Subject. for avisa.. Shé also told
.; him ‘she. had, the information on the’ man who had been ---_-
consul, but. Subject-cut. hér of f and Sala
better fop-them. to get. together. to discuss it. On ~~
"25 February:1965 she. told Subject She would’help-him Join «|.
“@ club, On°16 May 1967 ‘she asked: Subséct 1f he‘had -
‘Called thé poles; but he said he had forgotten and would’: ~~ 7
do it right away, (1) 00
- 35). (Dr.) Alfonso ‘MARTINEZ ‘Alvarez (P=1799), Guatemalan:
leftist doctor, -has -house’ at:
MARTINEZ: was reported in contact with Subject’ in fall’ ._
“1966 and-in’ January 1967 inviting Subject and other ~-
Soviets to his house on the lake. Subject was also in
contact with his son, Eduardo MARTINEZ (no identifable . -
traces), Q) -
: 36): > (General) Raul MENDIOLEA Cerecero (P-5700) deputy chief of.
‘the Federal District Police. - —_
5's On 27 Oetover 1966 Subject calléd the police to ask what .-
; _MENDIOLEA's rank was. (1)
37) - William de- IER. (P=5552), british citizen, general.
i manager. of. KLM airline in Mexico.
__-In May 1967 Subject was reportedly discussing Soviet -
~ travel via KLM with de MIER. (1, 6)
38), (Lic.) Oscar ‘OBREGON, Jr.,-not further identified, |
On 2 June 1967 OBREGON,: who appeared to be. a friend of
Subject's, told Subject he would like to invite. the “
Bolshoy troups to his house, but Subject said they
would have little time in Mexico City. ObREGCN also -
. asked Subject if he could get him some caviar, and -
Subject said he would bring him. some back from Moscow
after his vacation, (1) ~ ae 7 :
39) David ORNELAS, of Mundus Tours,
ORNELAS. has been Subject's principal contact at
Mundus Tours in regare to making travel bookings.
There has been no indication of anything more than
a business relationship between them, except that in
June 1966 Subject gave ORNELAS some magazines, (1)-
80) Salvador PAZ Plata (P-12775), shipping agent with
Representaciones Maritimas, Soviet Commercial contact.
Cn 1 March 1966 it was reported that Subject had met
PAZ in Mazatlan, and they used the familiar form of
address with each other, During 1966 they were
occasionally reported making luncheons dates or planning
to get together after work, There has been no record
“Of recent contact, (1) —~
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41) Gloria PINTOL located at telephone 23-62-85, listed
to Dr, Jose Marta PINTC Ancira, Tajin 392, no other traces .on
either name, . Sa . :
On 17 May 1967 Cloria thanked Subject for giving a —
visa to her sistér<in-law.- She said that Ruth (LNU) was.
.€0ing té Valle de bravo -on the weekend, but Subject said
ee : a 7 he’ would not-¥e able to pos. She added that Alfonso: (LNU)- :
20 moo, oo. - Would -bé-at the Cafe Jujuy. that afternoon at 1700, and - ro
. ‘Subject “eadd vie would try to go dnd would see Gloria‘ ther, ~ Dass
”- (On 13 Juné.1967 Glorta told Subject that her.daughter did. 7°. 7*
“fot, want ‘to, work for -Halph (LNU) any’ tore,. because they - Pe
- - . “"Wanted-to ‘send “her to Pittsburrh, Subject said-he could. ae
Dom _'not go “to the party Saturday.-that was to be held at the © .°
Ee, home’ of Ernesto ‘ACEVEDO: (no. identifable traces): On oe: :
- 12 July 1967 Gloria’ tol’ Subject that..she ‘had everything “
oa _ ready and that: she would stop by the Embassy’ to say” mea
‘goodbye (perhaps going to the USSR). (1) —_ :
42) (Wiss) Mercedes PINTO, no identifiable traces.
.'.. On-2 March 1967 Meréedes* PINTO edtied: Subject; Who Was) e050 0
out of town. .(1)° (COMMENT: Mercedes could te the . -. Ss
Sister-in-law of Gloria FINTO mentioned above.) . an
77. | H3)” Juito PLATAS Urbina (P-6948,-201-300319), claims to be a _
pee ; Soviet’ courier,: has been. in.:contact with the KGb, may be a 7 Pott
“| provecation agent. — . : ; EL
po 7 le nee
On 29. October 1965 PLATAS- called, but Subject was out, © | -
On 1 -Novémber 1965 PLATA told”“Subject he had changed ho
. . ‘> jobs, no. longer worked for Mex Hogar but was now-with ~ oo
~ ° ' . the Confederacion de Trabajadores Mexicanos - (labor union), -. aa
: Subject Said he would call him. . (1) .. . So
3, | 44)” Rafael Alfredo RAYN. (P=8415, 201-357138), manager of Garza |
~" Lopez Tours. BO a ; oo, om ae
oO routine travel matters. “In August 1965. Pavel --— 250-2 - en ee,
Joc pom"""" Antenovich YATSKOV asked RAYN for.a chart of all _ oo
ct : “commercial passenger ‘ships operating between Veracruz an
“02 sand New York for the month of Sepetember 1965, Including i. . °° <-
the cost of travel and apgage. In December 1965 Subject: -
reminded RAYN of YATSKOV's request and asked him to .
include rail. travel to New York and sea. travel to Europe .-.
on- the chart. “ RAYN never provided. the chart. (1) : :
: ee Subject has’ been in contact with RAYN in 1966-67 on.
‘ ' . 45) Sara ROSENFIELD and husband Loyd ROSENFIELD (P~11665, Daa
. - 201~789388), both writers for The News, _ ., iy ;
. . . . - 4 t a
‘both KOSENFIELDs met Subject at a reception at the Indian i
Embassy given by the Indian Consul K, D. PARASHAR, Subject - i
dwited them to’ Soviet Embassy reeeptions of 16 February and
23 February 1967, and invited Sara to attend the Home 8
Show with the consular corps, which she did, On 11 July fot
1967 they again met briefly at an Indian Embassy i ;
‘reception, (22)
46) Fernando Jose SALCMCN Vallecillo, from Nicaragua,
On 24% October 1966 SALCKON told Subject that he had a
; letter from the Socialist Party of Nicaragua addressed to
ae the Soviet Consul and that he had come specially from
: Nicaragua to deliver it, Subject aid he would talk to
SALOMON the next day at the Soviet Embassy, (1)- (SALOMON - :
also made an appointment to see the Cuban Ambassador the. t
same day.) !
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47) Antonio SARFLENTO de la Harrera (F-12703), tusinessman
who belongs te the French Club and has been reported friendly with
several Soviets particulary Subject's predecessor, Vleg .
: : __Maksinovich RECHIRORENKC and currently Leonid Vasilyevich NIKIE FORCV.
‘ os _ On 243 April 1966 ‘Subject | was seen playing ‘ehess at the"
a . Frénch Club with SARMIENTO dnd-then went swimning with:-
ee rh wife. As of September lyoo Subject. was reportedly.
a Po. ~.7° 0 S€Lll very. friendly with the SARMIENTOs at the: French,” -.
—- : " “Clubs. (15). On 17 December: 1965 Mrs. SAFMIENTO.. -
a coe - ls invited: NIKIFOROV to a-Christras party and said-to’. ;
a - bring ‘Subject and: Sergey Sergeyevich KONSTANTINOY: et
— “o along. (1)- . Soe
woes 1
a” “48), Franets’s. SHERRY, consular officer of the Se Embassy. ns
; J . Subject - ‘has met SHERRY at consular corps functions. On ooo
28- January 1967 they discussed playing tennis ‘together, (20)
Oe 4g) (Dr.) Emilfano SORIANO-Ariz (P87), doctor’ frequently
_ _ ‘eonsulted by the Soviets: in Mexico. ; ae
7 i in Noverber 1965 Subject took a “sick Soviet satlor
co Sn a, to cbe treated by SCRIANO, In December 1905 and January
re ‘1966- Subject hirself was being treated by ‘SCRIANO, (1)
re : . §6)'-Gractela | SOTO, no. traces,
L re ©} | ‘September 1966 Graciela, who described’ herself as” a
—— _ Carlos BLAN iCO's friend (q.v. }: invited Subject: to the oe
nn . . . baptism of her son Rafael's child, also meritioned 9" --> . mo it
: . . ° (Rosita, who may be’ Rafael's wife: tno. ‘traces on Rsfael- pee
.. “or Rosita SOTO). .On 9 November 1966 Graciela called - = 9° - «© + 4%
' Subject, Started to chat about having a toothache-and. ‘- B :
that she had tried to’call him befcre, but Subject cut -
her of f and!-said ‘he would‘ call her the next-day and-to So
say tello to everyone. On 10 Nevember 1966. Carlos” ne
. BLANCCG invited Subject to a party and said” they woute-
first go to the church near Graciela" s house on |
Tamaulipas. ~(1) (Oné@ Alfredo SOTO, no traces, is.
Listed at Tamaulipas 115.)
re Si) gdet SVESTKA (P-7111, 2012285441), Czech Serons Seindtary
f. and Consul, Suspect intelligence officer, ~~
ot Subject and SVESTKA seem te be quite friendly, “Ban, dinner :
together as well as discussing consular business. (1) “oye
: oo , 52) Leopoléo VAN’ DYCK, employee of Air France, said to be a
homosexual, has been friendly with other Soviet consular officers,
* . On 6 and 13 September 1965 Subject was reported in
ue centact with VAN DYCK in regard to visas for Air France
passengers. (17) On 5 July 1965 Subject tcld David
ORNELAS of, Mundus Tours to give VAN DYCK his regards,
adding that VAN DYCK would xnow what Kind cf recards they
were... (1)
53) afael VIDIELLA Ruiz (P-4805, 201-238943), came to
Mexico in 1956 with his mother, Lucia RUIZ Garcia (?-4413), who
lived in Woscow Br 17 years and taught Spanish there - KGB officer
Aleksandr Mikhaylovich bROVKIN. was reportedly one of: her students. -
In 1958-59 Rafael translated for the Soviet TASS correspondent
in Mexico, in 1961 he was teaching Russian at the IICMR (Scviet .
Cultural Institute), and he is currently teaching at the
Instituto de Interrretes y Traductcres, is cument address Is
Romero de terrercs G22-1, telephone 43260-16,
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| 53) Rafael VIDIELLA ‘Ruiz (P-4805, 201-238943) Continued:
" ) On 19 May 1967 VIDIELLA'S wife tried to call Subject,
ta Saying that-she was calling on behalf of the Instituto,
‘ “* de Interpretes y Traductores, and that: her husband had
written a letter in Russtan ‘about some tourists and she
\ ,wanted a Russian typewriter. to "have: it Qped up on. (1)
-54)- (601, and Lic.) Rafael VILLAURRUTIA Lopez, also reported.
in Contact, with the Cuban Embassy in Mexico, 2-2 0 7
To Or 30 January 1967) VILEAURRUTIA said'that he had to go, 02
i | out of town and could not keep his appointment with = 7 * lube
. | © Subjeét. (1) — |
- 55) Ralph WIEGANDT (P=2254)-, Grman who came to Mexico in i955)
' , and-has, paint factory, member of French Cluby OE :
‘| On.13 March 1967 Mrs. Ruth WIEGANDT, using the familiar im
_| ‘form of address with Subject, invited Subject’ and his...
; Wife to Sunday dinner, “(1) In April 1967 it was... 7a! -
“|, Peported that Subject was quite friendly with ‘the WIEGANDTs~°: —-
"i. at the French Club, (15) > oe as
ie -.. 56), Douglas H, WILTSHIRE, American employed with SERVISA Travel
oR Agency a
. Off 10 May 1967 WILTSHIRE planhea to pick-up some.
" passports from Subject at the Soviet Embassy and ment ‘{oned.
that- he would like to invited Subject to his house... (1) .
57) Michael ZAREBSKI. (P+8777, 201-744856), businessman’ from
“= Cuernavaca, Canadian citizen,, ' ;
“On 11 October 1966 Subject reminded the Polish*Consul,
: a oo , - - WJAKOWIEC, that ZAREBSKI was going to sell some of his .
Sp “Atema to the Soviets, On 13 October 1966 JAKOWLEC’ said
- se to “he could introduce Subject to ZARELSKI, or: Subject could .
Boe et call him directly, .(1) Subfsect had originally met | ;
oe _ZAREBSKI at a Polish Embassy recepiton on 14 December . ot,
J “1965, and at anothér on 4 October 1966, and they finally ~ . .: mot,
z - J.) +. did get together on-12 January: 1967. Subject asked “" ag
be a ' ZAREBSKI to help the Soviéts find a house for a dacha te . :
ne 1 Cuernavaca, which he eventually did,. On 24 February o- . |:
: , 2 -» 1967-Subject and: severai other Soviets visited ZAREBSKI's i
~ 3 : _— _ factory and had lunch width him in Cuernavaca. On 20.
“ . SK May .1967 Subject and Boris Aleksandrovich CHMYKHOV , ~
i - "visited ZAREBSKI in connection with the dacha, and on --'
; 4 , 15 July 1967 Subject and CHMYKHOV visited the factory. (19)
_ (COMMENT: Subject and CHMYKHOV had known each other - : .
before in Cuba, and both had mestkom responsibilities for Looe
the dacha, so their going to Cuernavaca together is not
remarkable, although CHMYKHOV is a GRU officer.)
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Ignacto Esteva 18-1 (has lived at this
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. car: 1965 green’ Impala, diplomatic tags: TQ-DA, | > —
a, Ortice: Soviet Embassy, Tacubaya 204, telephone 15 ‘60— 55. ay:
oe Blot oe, : ‘Often: uses one of the reception. rooms near ‘the gates, (2a)
a as Co Handwriting: samples” attached (the. one in Russian was “in oo . yo
a te ‘. Subject 's possession; but’ is not, known whether he Himself: foe
a oe oo actually’ wrote it. ”
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me ‘The ‘Station | is peviewing all of subject's known contacts ‘tn a
search for access agents, The case of Edmundo Fausto ZORRILLA
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“PAST OPERATIONAL ACTIVITY AGAINST suoseers
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ae Survejllance- of-Sub fect - in, Panama ° In ‘Decenter "1961.
In July- 1966 information was passed to LITEMPO-8 vproving*
that. Subject. was a danrerous KG officer .in an attempt ‘to-
have him declared PNG, Without success,
LICOzy-5 continues. to be debriered ‘on his ‘contacts with
longer act as an’agent for the Soviets. .
‘Briefing: of Ue Ss. . Embasay chauffeur whom : Subject ‘tried to"
> develop.- -- cossere . : :
Debriefing or LICOWL=1 on his contacts with Subject.
‘subject and ~~
A.A, NIKITIN in February 1967. . - -
Recrutiment of Subject of 2or-814144, whom Subject was
» cultivating... Contact now" dead.
briefing of U.S, . Embassy visa officer whom Subject tried
to develop, .
‘Debriering of subject. of. 20]- joome, who claimed’ Subject ‘Bad :
tried to, recrutt him. but who appears to be a fabricator.
Debriering of LITEASE~1 .on his contacts with Subject.
Debriefing of LIROBEIN-1 and 2 on their contacts with Subject.
Briefing: of LIROAN-1 as access to Subject 's. friends, at the
elub he ‘belongs to. - - . .
Debriefing of LIREALH=1 on his contacts with Subject. .
Debriefing of LIROCKET-1,
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1) LIENVOY, passim, | , ;
2) PAcY-7280, Fecenber 1962
3) HaPA~ sligla, i January: 1962, passport photographs a . So nn
ee ante LIFIRE travel reports. yes we = eet :
8 uima~26681, 12 August 1965, LITEN? 5 assport photographs. 0: :
RS - . 6) Lrconys5: gase file, passin, ue PUNE OM Seas BU TE
Oo 7) LILYRIC & LINITED- gurvelilance: oe oT oe oa 4
-_ vo ma 8) “ LICOWL=1 case file, “Bassias” 2 a i va ey .
8 - a _ 9) LNERGO report, 21 December 1965 _ on :
7 re 2.40) Contact Report, of meeting, with RADIDDLE, 28 Decenber 1965 -
11) LICANNY~3 case file,. passin, vO _ a , a a fide
Gg 12) LNPURE merorandur, 21 January 1966 | SS BE
° oo - 13) Station merorandum, 27 January 1966"
: 14) LNPURE.- merorandum, il ‘February 1966 a ee a
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Qo. _ 15) LIROAN=1 information. ..
Bes 6) Station memorandum, information fror: LITEMPO XB, 32 duly 1966,
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: ° 17) Summary on Subject prepared by’ LIERVOGY, 22 July 1966,
7 18): LICALLA survellance, passim _. - i - :
: 19) BESABER inforkation, Ts
: 20) “Station menorandum, 30 January 1967"
21) LIROGKET=2 information |
22) LROBBIN-2 information
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23) LITEASE~1 information
: 24) LNPURE menorandu, 28 February 1967 .
25) LIREALN Information
i 26) Info from Subfect- of 201-824144, ;
27) Station meze ef 27 June 1967, infe from LNPURE officer
: 28) ENMN~13985, 16 September 1965, Has traces on Subject.
29) HZPA-11859, 22 Decemver 1963
: 30) Infermation from Subject of 201-880412,
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As atated in that dyaft, Mexico city tation. ne longer has any
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2. Subject advised on 2 Auguat 1967 ‘that she planned te leave.
for tho United Statog within the next two weeks to marry an-
“American. citizen and. would thereafter settle 4n New York city.
St Marty HARRIS
hl Age: 35-
_ 152 E. 35th St. -
New York, N.Y. . - ; oe oo oe
-Tel. 686-0544 : : , .
‘Bhi paid he is a textile engincor, but that she did ‘not know tho -
‘name of the firm he worked for. WARRIS, according to Subject, is
married in early Septomber in a
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synagogue in Philadelphia, ‘which {s HARSIS’s parents’ doze. They
will thoreaiter take . “p residence at HARRIS’ 8 current: Mew York ;
addresa, , .
Lie oe 3. Subject said that sbe had originally sét HARRIS while Be 000d.
. oo was vacationlag ‘in- Hoxteo ard had maintained a correspoadence : . ..
a with him, Ig July of thie year, be called ber from Hew York and |
ea, agked her to: ‘weet ‘him in Cozusel the soek of 34 duly. Duriag a .
we, Week Cogether in Cozusol, ‘they decided to get aarried. Subject 4
roar _ «§aid she. thought that one day ehe would like to. retura to Hexico ” Soy
-. : with Ner Busbend to live, but: that thelr present Plans. were to _ 4
: resain. in New York indefinitely, . . : een ae
ar va view. of: Bubject's. plans - to! leave: Moxico indettaitely,. an i
_' i, eRe longer have. any operational ‘interest An ‘her. and ao not. Plan oo sd,
hoa to seek: an’ Gperaticnal Approval tor ber. wo. eo Ele ape.
ae 5. . Subject ‘stated she had had. no social coatact pith Valentin
“tl: S@rgeyevich LOGINOV (2012255412) since Bsceater 1966, although she '
oe : ‘had seen hia acveral ties. on business since thon. She reported
Sal [7 Gm 2. May that ker only noteverthy encountér vith hin aiacae.
i: " “December took piste in April in.conkécticn: with efiorts en her’:
, Part toe secure a Soviet. visa. tor.a leftist client of hers. LOGINOV.-
‘balked at granting the vies. because. of ‘alleged ‘personal diglike of- .
_ the applicant, but finally gave in as a "personal faver” to Subject. at ‘en
Re ‘stated bluntly, hovever, that Subject should reallze “a favor — _
must. be repaid by 3 favor™* ‘and fenseed in much sore direct: terns |
: a prior request: that” ‘Bubject_ introduce’ hin to sameoaa azoay her : i
Ls fvietida who was or was. ipelined to be syapathetice toward the Sovist
ro, Union. ‘Subject ‘Teplied: ‘somewhat ‘dlippantiy that she'd keap | the ve
i request. in. mind ‘in cak ‘@he sat or thought of anyone Jip this . Se an
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_ Specifically, asked her 42 ‘she bad acy friends in LEPCRE, but that
' Bho had dodged ‘the question and Be bad not pursusd it.)
- _ bcogy-8 told ‘Branicis J. COIGNE in- June 1967 that on & June
. Loarrov had. pressed hia for inigruntion.on the locai devish reaction
> to tle Arabelsraeli war, “LIC0Z¥4B. also stated that on & Juse .
Subject, who was very excited. ‘about the war and had evea goad to :
the Israeli, Eabaasy to ‘volunteer. to serve in Israel, had told ei:
that whon ‘she returned, home. fron work oa -the ‘evening of S duns,
LOG MOY’ was ‘walting ‘for “her on the street and trisd to- pump ber.. 2
for information on local ‘Jewieh reactions to the var. LICCEY=5 - pl
_ stated that Subject told Bin. ‘abe wave LoGimoyv bell for the Soviets! Cee
support of the Arabs. | a . . ; :
8° Ta LICOLYHAB stated ‘that Subject told his ‘that in Rarch she had _
. been. ‘eatled to LAPURE and. had been asked about “her cogtact vith an aan
LOGINOV. She added, according to LICUZY-S, that she had seen, the ‘
vo Loy | game LNPURS officer. (no naue given, according to LICOZ¥-5) a couple
Lt ve weoks earlior, LICUSY-5 said that she also told bin that LOGINOY !
we had asked her toa introduce hin to "one of her Progressive friends”. :
-or. "someone ia LYPURS." * .
thet h ee cee P new ones
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8, The above repredented a-capaule account of Subject's
relationship with her case officer, Keith 8. LEVENDSRIS. CUIGNS
played fmnocent uatil Re got the vholo story, but finally adaitted
that we bad talked to ‘the girl. COIGNHE told LittayeS that Subject
Lo had no idea that he was ib contact with us and had in fact worried
that ner activities ia our behalf migat create trouble for Bin.
Agked- by COIGNE what advice he had given Subsect, LICUSY<3d said
that he bad told her to ba truthivl /witn the LEPURs ofticser and
to. be carsyul with LOGIROV.
0. Om 2 August, during a very friendly “tarewell” lunch, .. . en
LEVENDERIS asked Subject both about her most recent contacts siti eo
LOGINCY and whether anyone knew of her contact with LNPURY. (She
. had previously given the strongest aasurances that she could be
counted on to keep this contact contidential.) Hlth mespect to
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the firat questicn, sna stated that LOGINGY had coae to her.
eifice a couple. of times on ¥ina- and Boviut travel business, ‘but ~
that - ate otherwise had not seen bin, Although given apple . .
opportunity, - ‘she gaid- nothing Sbout LOGIHOY having waited for
her in front of by: apartnent. ‘or about bis questioning her about
‘local reaction. to - Jeene] teArab ‘way. As for the gecond -
ous that she had: told no ong of
20. “we are inchised ‘to believe that. Subject lied aout nut
toliing anyone of her coatact ‘with us beacause it would have been
extrezely ‘eabarragaing for- ber to adait: that. she ‘had failed | ‘both. ~~
‘te-¥ollow instructions’ and to: Keep her. pronise.
: e€ertaia: exactly. why eke did ‘tell- ‘LICUZY-5, the. apparent timing
‘While it 18 Une
‘(the .aecond ay of the Isragli-arab: War) suggests it vas the
respect for LICOZY=5 as a fellow pro=Zicnist. (Subject, whose .
nother is Jewish and yho becase rowantically involved with. Israel
“and Bienies after visitiag Ierdel a comple of years ago, told
-LEVENDERIS 6: 2 August. that she had inased gone to tha Iaraelt
“Babaséy tO: volunteer to servé in Jeradl ‘and -had been inuodiateky
-; agecepted because she bad had. training” id ‘nursing. --She said sho-.-
had -beea told to. ataad by’ Lor’: ‘t¥ansportation to Israel and had
Sho. said ‘that tha
a brevity of. the. was aad nade. her sorvices unnecessary, howdver.)-
eapectod te be called literally at any. minute.
‘Le. While. it: 18 clear Subject “[iod shout not having. Fovealod.
her contact with LIPURE to anyone, we ara inclinedto believe that’ | —
LYCOzYs5: sade: up the atery ‘ol . ‘LOG THOY waiting for Subject. 4h froat
of etd apartuent and quest ionteg. her about: loeal reaction to the. | ’
’ Knowing: -LICGZY~3,.. it geana Very possible that ho ‘fnvented ©
ogbe “atary ja order..to explain why ‘Subject. confided ia Bia o Lites, :
abo waa. already edotionally upset abeut the var. and gehen: IMSINOY ©
eontatted her aha underatindably* teld- Sabject, which led to her
rovealing the ‘whole. etory. - - I any event, we. consider the cass:
i . clowed aad do not. intend te puraue the question of who is telling
“2 tke. truth with LICOZY<5. :. ; oo a .
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Of ber agitated. ‘State of siind, her anger at ‘the Soviets for .~
" thet? ‘eupport of the Arabs, her possible iaminent departure for
Israel aad the uncertainty of her fate, aud her warm regard and
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SUBJECT . . . :
_ KAPOK- nEpToP LelisrhOvE = Elisabeth Da Dances WILDE _(201-_ _
. ithow Ha REFERENCES
ee cn RRC: agkico cry ssid, Ww Hovesiier 1967 .
ep Pe ae | Gransaitted herewith is the debricfing of Subject on |
a her contacts, with Valentin Bergeyevich: LOGINOY (2010285412). :
= 2. Tho Station intends. ‘to. Fecontact Subject upea her
-retura to “Mexico in order: ‘to agsuas- her. short-tera posaibilitios |
- againat: LOSINOV.
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sunsict : © BLizabath Duncan WILDE’.
1. A. Headquartors.. officer made arrangements by telephone ‘tor.
me to interview Subject on 12 December, She was told that I ‘would ©
arrive at ‘Toledo at -10:30-and call her; However, ay plane ‘developed
mechanical trouble and I. called her. from Pittsburg to advise- that
oe c would - be ZS hours late, I arrivyed:at Toledo at 13: ‘30 and called
her, fe agreed *that I would como to-he# mother's apartment at- 14: 30...
. The interview lasted. from 14:30 to 18:30, -During: the last hour we
“were joined ‘by her mother ‘but; sinco ste’ is senile and hard of
hearing, we were able to continuu talking without interruption.
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Oo) Bek ‘introduced myself as Petor Clark from the” Embassy in
Mexico, -Subject. accepted. me without question and timediately began
telling her story which was about ‘the- same as we had received from
the political officer, ‘The telliug took only. 10 minutes. Y-had. —
‘ considerable : difficulty iti taxing her through a chronological account:
‘and holding her to one subject. It, became obvious ‘that she is.a :
very self-centered pérson who is not interested’ in others unless
they maké-a strong impression. on her which LOGINOV.- obviously did...
She is. impossible. of named: ‘dates or tines, asking me at least threo oo.
tines durtag- the intorviow to repeat ny name. -- Ow the other hand - : 7 ,
“she, was completely. cooperative. and. did not appear to be withholding a
or | distorting information.
be 30 ‘The following account: of hoy contacts are pieced. together |
fron her chaotic account and, thua, is “by no- Jeans perfect:
‘ a. She was in Mexico about 10 days on” her. ‘most recent trip
and. ret LOGINOV about a week ‘before she left (ca: 10. November). She
. -m@t him at ‘a party” given by & Spanteh couple (nanes forgotten) at.
. their hone: in the southern part - of ‘the city to which her host, Dr.
- Frederico MARIN (see below) had ‘been invited. It was. a large party
a which included, ‘Mexicans, foreigners and diplomats, She met “LOG INOV
“> through a Gérman man whom she had just ‘met (van’ Henrichs or Kendrichs,
no meaningful traces.) She talked to LOGINOY on ‘and off),for an hour,
_ After an exchange of aménities she remarked that. he spoke’ good English.
“He said it needed improvement and ‘asked if she would be willing to
give him lessons. She, would like to but must leave in a@ week, He .
asked 1f she, had any American frionds who could teach him. -She :
explained that she had friends when she lived in Mexico from 1954 to
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‘to. her in-the outside reception area,
. United States.::.
“AUER we they arc aad sone now,
"tera: the. company of Americans who are more like Russians, Upon
Nowever she offered to make’ .
‘inquiries aud -auggested that he go to the Amorican kmbassy to find
‘a teacher, He- ausvéered that: both. the American Hnibassy and his own
Would frown on the idea and would not think well of: it.. Later sre -
asked what he would do with hig kglish once he had- learned At..
“He answered that he ‘would’ ‘hike to. go to the: United. Sta Ro What:
would your _gévernment think of that? He answered, ' he BY we“all’
‘have to better ourselves", .
her ‘life: including ‘the fact. that she has. written a .book which is
still in: ‘manuscript (see below), - ‘He expressed interest and asked
“to read it. ‘She said she hada copy and he asked hor to drop it off.
“at his” embassy. He.also said’ that he doesn't like Mexicans but pre-
--part ing it was agreed that sho would drop by) his embassy to Bive him -
~ ‘the P manugcr {pes we so - .
b, Treo days later she dropped’ by his emaasy and he talked
.She left him the manuscript ~
and told him that he could keep. it until she returned to Mexico. He
gave. ‘her hia card. . He -told her that she shouldn't call hin because - |
his phone was always tapped (she assuaed he meant it was ‘tapped ‘by. _
his own people}. -He added that he supposed the same thing happeiied .
at the: American sabassy and asked,.1f she went there ‘often. She. —
answered that ste’ had only been. there ‘twice in her life, He: again
‘ inquired about, “her - ‘American triends in México und she answered that
phe-had no. ‘curréat ones, - “He again-agid he would Like*-to meet
Anéricans” and asked hér again to look for an’ American who could teach
hin- English, On parting he said he’ would call her before she left |
’ (he ‘knew that she’ was leaving . ina few days: ‘to take care ot her sick
mother).
~ He ‘called a day ‘or 80° ater and came. over at ca 10:00.
to Dr. “MARIN'S house where she was staying (not on LIENYOY). He
‘asked when she- vould be back and how could he contact ‘her in the
“She gaye hin her, mailing. address and promised to
anaver if he wrote. He again asked, her to find him an English teacher,
- She ‘asked ‘him, if he ever thought of going to the United States.
"Yea, who doesn't dream -of going.” ‘He added
Smiling, be dnsvered,
that he can't go anywhere’ until he Yearas the language, She asked,
Af! he.-would like to'make a change, He answered that he has to be
(From this.
careful because he haa a mother and family in the USSR.
Subject inferred that he would. -like to change and is only. afraid of
penaliaing his family). He Left on. the note that she would try to
find him a teacher and would contact hin upon her return to Mexico.
‘a, Subject: and Dr, MARIN agreed that LOGINOV was a fine
person and they should pcip hisi get a teacher. Dr. MARIN suggested
* that Subject go to the American Kubassy since they give English classes,
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Mexicans still commonly believe that the Mexican - North:
American Cultural Institute ig part of the Kabassy). ‘Thereforo.
Subject went to the. Embassy. on the morning of 16 December and was
referred: ‘toa Mexican girl on the second floor. (UsIs). ‘Subject told: oak
this ‘girl ‘her story and Yecoived the- ‘nanes of sBeveral teachors- at: 7
the ‘Institute. As’ she was leaving. she’ thought ‘that. the Embassy.
would be: interested in tier story and thus fell ‘into: the hands of ‘the,
political office She ‘then went back to.the Soviet Eabiagay ‘put
LOGINOV, was ‘not in ‘B0- “she ‘left the list of teachers with: ‘the ‘guard ‘for .
hin. ‘She’, ‘left: Mexico ‘the next day; 17 Decenber,” -
“4. ‘LILYRIC photo coverage shows that Subject. was at the Soviet
. Embassy from 13:35 to 13:42"0n 16 November (after: leaving the American
‘ Enbaasay). Z i
She arrivod- and -departed-in a- taxi. “LILYNIC ‘algo reports _
that LOGINOV was out from 13:14 to 13; $2-on that date which confirns
Subject 's statement that he wai,not’ there. LILYRIC photo. coverage. -
also shows that Subject visited the Soviet Enbassy from 11:26 to ~
11;54 on 10 November 1967, arriving .and departing by taxi, (her first.
visit to the Embassy). Again, LILYRIC has LOGINOY -in: the Embassy |
-.. £rom 09:07 to- 13:45 on that date, thus, ‘confirming that” Subject oo,
actually, did se@ hin. Thuis” her first, méeting with: LOGINOV at the
_ party Was | ‘probably on 6 6r 8 Novénber 1967...
waa: at ‘the reception in tho ‘Embassy.
ok ‘aocigl engagement: for LOGINOV at this, tine. a :
On" 4 November LOGINOY
LIENVOY has no information on
5, From her account- “at was obvious that ‘Bhe waa. extremely
“inpreased With LOGINOV both. physically ("he is such a handsome man") .
and aga pérson. From her conversationa she coucluded that ha” liked
Americana and Was interested in meating them, that he is roally
‘interested in learning - English so that he can. .go to. the United States .
‘and that, somehow, he didn't want his own people to know about these -
. dtitereats and intentions,
-briefing her and in keeping the contact open,
In fact, LOGINOV, “did a fine job in de~ |
This type of activity
has become standard for hin in México,
6.. Although: the subject of his marital statua, never came ‘up, *,
"He acts like a single man",
He .loves parties and dancing ‘and sports. (again, standard behavior os
‘for: hin, )
7. BIOGRAPHIC PATA:
Elizabeth Duncan WILDE was ‘born Elizabeth DUNCAN on 238
Becember 1918 in Tallahasse, Florida. Her parents were prosperous
farmers outside Tallahassee who lost everything in the depression,
They then moved to Toledo where her father and brothers gradually
built up a successful construction business. Her father died about
10 years ago, -Her mother is 81 and is expected to live two or three.
months, In 1942 she married Elliot H. JACKSON in Dallas, Texas,
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trdvels regularly to Europe.
.'Rd,,. Spring Lake, N.J. Telephone 449-4230. (unlisted)...
rently. living with and -caring. for her mother at 2829 North Kendale
’ Dr.,-Apt. 101, Toledo, Ohio... Telephono 419-474-0348, “She has no
children, Sho Jhas a generous “allowance ‘trom: her ‘current husband, |
- have Spent her. better years running” through a series of wealthy
: ‘and ig-uninterésted in ‘other peoplé av ‘people. “Thus she 18 a poor . bp
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out of Mexico. ever since, always, etaying with ‘Dr; MARIN. She also- —_'
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“policy.
‘porting tha Negro movenent, eupecially moving ito white housing. |
‘This is the subject of. her: Book, noted above,
to be an inatrumont ino provocation.
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They. were ‘divorced 4 years later, In 1946 sho married William P,
STORY ILf in California, They divorced in 1948, In 1954 she camo
to Noxico aad ‘opened the Scientific Institute for the Correction of .
Obesity lecated’ at Reforma 37G, At this time she met and ‘becane
/friends of Dr. MARIN and’ hig wife. On 11. December 195u she married ©
" Russel He. WILDE in Norwalk,
Conn, They have been’ “soparated for savon
years, ‘WILDE who i6-kS Years, her senior was, tor. 37 years a member of
the New. York law. firm, ‘Paul, . Woisa, Ritkin, © ‘whartos and Garrison,
He Ieft this Clim 4 years ago and ‘now is associated with - the firn.
“Shelleck, ‘at 485 Madison Ave. He lives at. the Yale Club ‘in’ NYC, In’
1957 she- "sold her institute to her employers. Bhe- has been Ain and
Hor. current address 16. 2024 New Bedford |
She is cure
- 8. ASSESSMENT: 2° OE
Bubject ‘was obvioualy a very handsome woman who appears to
husbands and lovers. As noted above, she is extremaly self-centered
She has’ a "bug" ‘on. Jews. and Negrces, Sha
went iuto great detail. on how American "ZIONISTS" control all the .. -
“& Information media. in the United States and” even influénce government”
‘This isa “conspiracy” which | 18 currently engaged. ‘in sup- oO
She hig also chad 4
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accidents in.the last four years (two fires iu her howe and. two. :
automobilo accidents). which she. considers a plot against -her, - She |
suspects: an old, vindictive “lover. fromm. whom ‘she broke ‘when she dige i
covered that he was a. Jew. ‘ AltNough- Subject is not nearly’ as bad ap
the above ‘distillation would. suggest, Bhe is slightly- unstable, sho.
‘je.very much interested -in helping us against LOGINOV and stated — os re
several times that shé would cooperate, coapletely, She is clearly not : |
‘suitable for a long-term or complicated relationship with LOGINOV but :
could -be used on'a short. term basia to introduce another Person or.
#9, At the conclusion of the interview, Bubject was told that, Dope
although she had every reason to interpret events as she did, LOGINOV - cd
specializes in: contacting and ceva loping Americans.as he did her. - - i
From her story, there was no roason to believe. that ho was displaying . ;
vulnerabilities. Thexofore we have no reason for her to attempt to ~ ; :
prolong the relationship or’ cultivate him. On the other hand she has
to contact him in order to get back her manuscript. She is not to
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sissipp’). Bubject expects to return
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°° 10, Dr. Frederico MARIN 71s Subject’s host in Mexico, ‘He ig*®- | re
’ a pediatrician who owns aho pital or’ sanitoriua-(name and location ~~ | .
‘unkiiown) in Mexico City. He served.as a medical officer with, the
“"U.8s Army in World War IIf,. Subject first met him and his wife in-
: 1954 when she opened her institute. -They have been close friends =- ---
. over since. His wife died-a-yoar ago. She gave his address ads Rio —
Duero 54, telephone 11-63-60 (no Station traces but’ checks out in the -
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- She mado me promise that I would not contact hin
becauze, aG a Mexican, he would 0 :
Sovieta and Americans, © However. when Subject .returns We intend to
meet nim through her to investigate his possible usefulness. and aga
means of further assessment of Subject. : ae pot :
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‘meet and assess Dr. MARIN for possible use... .. : ; Lo
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period i August to 8 Decenher™ ‘US57... IMP Lng this period; with the |
exception of a sumer Lréak, LIAICKET=) mointained als role as a-
teacher at the Soviet. “Fmbauey.. ta an effort tu susmarize the nore.
saliopt cceurvouces duriag ‘hia seriod, wo-bave endeavored to preseat
a Ac far ua possible, in & chronolog ica: manner under the name of
the todividual to whon the. wa tor Lal is reiated,
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KAZANTSEV verbaily adnonisted Vladiair “Maraimovich GONCRARENKO (201. :
having negloctad to: par. LU CCKET=1- en thig date, RAZANTSEY, quipped:-
to LIRCCKET-1 that “these yuung men are bt coming more irresponsible.™-
Paval Pedorovich - ‘KOVALEV teid LINOCKET-1 tbat he. waa preparing
invitations for the départvre of one of. LYROCKNT-=1 "3g, previous |
Atudénie and that he would put one agide for LIROCKET-1, . KAZANTSEV-
interrupted nad stated, VYy'e, inv Lting the teaclar and | wiih give
hin the Anvitation.* KOVALEY made no further cosmenat on the subject...
Later ,: wvhou alone, KAZANTSLV told LIROCKEKY 1 that he was the “husber
two man to: the: Bovis? “Eabanny" ‘oven thought he holds the nuaber three ke
. flo roferred. to Nimsel? as the Charge d’Affaires, This wap -°
“the Liret time that: KAZANTSEV bad ever Spesen of his rank or position
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‘on AT Auguat icazan TEEY, ‘atudied “for one nour with LIROCKETy1.
~ BIROCHET A ¢oamented that BAZANTSEV'’s level of flueacy exceeded all
of. his other students, According. to KAZANTSEY, uyoa his. return hone
scored a final mark of 4.5 out of a possible. 5. KAZANTSEV: lost the.
1/2. point only because he bad aot read. “gay English language ‘books |
during. the. Previous months. a . :
a, “on 24: -August, HAZANTSEV stated that. his wife had been having —
wtoaach trouble of a uediselosed origin, She had just returned fron.
‘the hospital. where. she underwent teats to deteraine the nature of ‘
: her illness,
“h. bur ing ‘the class” ot 29 August, ' KASANTSEV read an article in
the engliwa ldaguage newspaper, The Reve, pertsxinaing to the disinuitios
of the malo gex drive anoug heavy aaosers. Tris triggered a long
aonologue by KAZANTSSY on the evils of poruographic literature,
KAZANTULV: found this® aspect. of western society distasteful and serving
no useful purpose.
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: complimented bis on his iaproved ‘Mmglish racility. GONCUARENKO
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- G&G On an August, KAP aktexy. told LIROCK Atel that ‘Senen ob
. Tarasovich BAZAROV. (201049257) was again interested in: taking, 4
anglish lessons from LIROCKET-1. LIROCKLT-1 comieated that he <
_ might be able to accomodate. BAZAROY ‘only, from mid-September to. the”
end of. Hovenber,.. - KAZANTSIV left the room and contacted. BAZAROV. . ; a
On-with the forthcoming anniversary and 2 =.’
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. On: September, ‘KAZANTSEV commented thet he would like to
cont tne studying. Boglian: because he expected to return. ‘PCB to his.
‘country at ‘the- 6nd :of “1067 or ‘early L965. KAZANTSSV. acknowledged
ofthat. he might be asked. to stay on durifg the Glympics. Eovever, he
_ indicated that’ this was ‘unlikely-.to prevent. bia froa returning, —
MAZANTSEV reiterated: nis desire te: ‘dopart - Bexico ia the near future.
ley 8, On 10. Gétober, KAdANTSEV vécetved. eeveral ‘pocket books ' in
kng lish wiich he had requested LIBGCKET@1 fo pick out for him. -
LIROCKET~1 selected thea from his own library, “RABANTSEV stated ‘that
“he did not care what ‘subjocta were chosen; he wanted. then only to
‘jnprove his reading ability. He did: mention, however, that he prefer~
red not. to ragd- books whica fad either’ violence. or pornography: aso
their central thene. LIOCKAT~1 ‘brought: & booz ot science fiction
which. did not particularly. (uterest, KAZANTISEV, & book. oa ballet, and | |
_f& book ‘on ‘the’ FBI fa which MAZANTSRV seeasd very interested. KAZANTBEV ws
Btated that he would liave to discontinue: all of his Glasees' fron 10 .
, October to 16 November ae be wa8- scheduled for. vacation during this
period, : . moe . aa toe
a Ss ~On 16 ‘November, RAUANTSEV tatexripted a clasa- containing:
-Vindimir Makeimovich GONCIAZENKO (201~+760465) and Yevgeniy Ivanovich
BEDRIN (20.1-760220) to annuunce that he would not. ‘study that ‘day.
. Eumodiately, BEDRIN wheéled’ around and told, KAZABTSEV. very explicitly
that he should. remain and, study. "Yo: this KAZANTSRY replied in English,°
"See the: pressure’ my ‘ehief puts.on ane"... At was quite apparent to.
LIROCKET=1 that BEDRIN was in charge of the language lessons and that
KAZANTSEY Was. ‘seéningly very bositant to defy: BEDRIN'a © challenge. es
KAZANTSEV stated that he hid wanted to taka a weeks leave,‘but in -: .
_ deference to BEDRIN'S with ey, KAZANTBEV yemained diiring the rest of ~
the class, although . his prceeace | wad soneviat ofa dierupt ive factor.
other quest ions in kngl ted - an exercise ° Which KAZANTSEV. enjoyed in; +
that his inglish is superior to BEDRIN'®. However, BEDRIN roue.to the th
occadion, comported hinsdli--in a fine lmarer, and there engued a
‘lively exchange of. questions and answers oa non-coatreversial topics.
. -10, GONCHARENKO was abeent from class from 10 August to 19
Septeaber, During this period he sag on home loave.
“YL. On 19 September GONCHARENKO returned to class and LIROCKET~1
atated that he had worked diligeitiy on hic Eaglish during this sumer
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ne had not lovked at -his Biglieh lessons wince August. BEDRIN-rélated | -
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alcoholic beverages. BEDRIN stated that ne couldn't drink .vodka like: —- Bee
he used to as it gives hia too much of a nangover the following day.
. BEPRIN: stated that he preferred: whinky (Canadian club and Seagrass) ee
‘to any. other. drink. . “he : oo
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LIROCKRT~1 noted that BEPRIN has Gomewhat of an obsesSion with booxs___
of*a pornographic. nature, BNORIN iad previously reuarked to LIRCCKET-1
_ that he enjoya 9. good spicy. atery and. that during @ 1966 layover in
Brussels, . be gought out and “enjoyed vienjag a aumber of sex ‘movies,
‘16. On-12 ‘October, “LIROCK ETS) | coumented: that he might. visit the
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; 17. "on 1s Hovember, “BEDRIN- Strongly advired KAZANTSEY to “remain .
for his clage rather than: skipping it.’ (See KAZARTAEY, 16 Novenber =. ---
incident).
. valentia Uikbaylovieh KORNYUKH {N ‘(ao1-274737) began classes. |.
on 2 November, in the eoupany of KAZANTURV. KORNYOUKHIN possesses 7 :
(GGe08, fluent English although his gYoomar fe acaewhat ‘unpolished. Pa
~ He speaks with a decidedly British ‘actent; ‘KORNYUKEIN. & stated that he — -
‘had been in Mexico for ‘approximately. five months and had. served . L
‘ previously io Burwa frou approkimately 1962-65. After hie aasignwent. ="
in Burana, KORNYUKHIN had worked in Moscow (1965-67), KORNYUKHIN
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During the lesson a slight difference of opinion arose between the
two over what their gover'taent' & position was during the 1964 Cyprus
The exchunze reflrcted the obdurate, sovewhat dogmatic
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force. uliy- to bias. ve ; ; ——
oO Ba5° on 2a Novenber, diving ‘thd: course ‘of a discuséion, ;
KAZANTSEV and KORN YUKH Th. again becane eabrviled in an ‘gninated debate.
KORN YUKHIN debated “KAZANTUBY An an effective and energetic manper. _ feo
. eéeming ly unafraid of “correct jag or disput ing KAZANTSEV. Tho: :
“argunent wae not personal aur vas thore ‘any apparent evidence of rancor |
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: 21, On’? Decenber , KOILIYUKGIN studied ‘along with LIROCKRT-1, :
‘. LLTROCKAT=1 soon discovered that KORMYURH IN vas sonevhat of a chameleon a
oa ‘hts personality in that ee: Waar coupletely difference without the
' " presence of KAZANTSEV. KGRUYURHIN manifested a friendly, affable, and - --
responsive manner, gratefully accepting any eriticién from. LIROCKET~1 ~
ragarding hia uge of the lsmyuage and giving up all pretansions of
being a hard-nosed personality, LIROCKST=1 garnered the. lepresston -
‘that KORNYUKDOIN wants ‘to be -liked ‘and that . his character. asbivalence-
may be-a front in order to. inprens’ KAZANTSEV., During their conver-
sation, KORNYUKHIN| ‘coumented tha was huving good (@ifficulty in
-ad Justing to. Wdxitco- ‘and ite woatt ela discussing Tadia, KORNYUKHIN.
stated that Indias was ‘better. off - than China, tut that the- Indians. *- 7
vere. unmanageable, unorganised, and- -usicontrollable, KORNYURA TH ‘atated ©
that he: was nore. impressed with Burma than aither India. or Mexico,
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is by Yevgenty Nikolayevich GORLITSYN (2014773422). ‘who began taling to.
_ ‘LYROCKET-1 in fairly adequate Mgiish,- “capable - ‘of making & conver~'
- . sation. - GORLITS 74 Coumented that he. .proferred to study his English ;
. Jd long rather . than in & class: with a:tutor.: GCRLITSYN also. stated that.”
. hé “would -be required | to- take - Ais aoglish exam in the near. future. and
“that ha would: ‘hornet ically geal hiseel¥ off for one week while he
‘propaved for it. - ‘GORLITSYN stated that. he wanted” "to mgintain. ‘his
20% bonua” by ‘passing: the BEE. ligh exan. LIROCKLT=1 views CORLITSYN
ap- Bomowhat ofa busipk: a; not: particularly: intolligeat, but a. plodder. -
He appears to be a lonér in bie Felationships with others of. the same
nat tonal ity.
uw". 23, During ‘thia game class, Valentin Seryeyevieh LOGINOY (201-—
285412) spoke briefly. with LIRUCKET@1, L0G asked LIROCKET-1 if
he would have time to teach tnylish to nid eight, year old son.
LIROCKLT~1 gtated that the kours requested by LOGINOV for lessona
would be impossible to accoumodate, LOGINCY then began talking of his
love for sperts and his pdackground as a former Judge in Olympic akiing
as weil as refering to various other aports including tennis.
LOGTHOV's Saglish 1s good, althou;h not as 2luert as KAZLANTSEV "8.
LOGINOV'a problem seems to be 4 lick of practice. LIBOCKST-1 charac=-
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‘ whon he is in- contact and,- accordingly, _ iatendaé to concentrate his
efforta towird establishing a social ‘Tapport with KORNYUXHIN which
will lead to an-exchange oF visits. ULIROCKET=1. haa been given.
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LATER IDENTIFIED “AS CARLOS SANDOVAL Y NUCINO WHO TOOX CARE OF
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AND THOROUGHLY: UNHAPPY aT SON'S CUBAN ASSIGNMENT, HOPING HE WIL
“WoT BRING’ BACK TTHOSE CUBAN IDEAS.”
4. BECAUSE OF. LISAGA OPERATION,. STATION WILL’ MAKE NO EFFORT
ESTABLISH CONTACT WIIH SANDOVAL FOR POSSIBLE UNTGATERAL EXPLOITATION.
i AS LIT, POSSIBLE, HOWEVER, THAT SANDOVAL WAS BEING SEVELCPED
"OPERATIONALLY BY SOVIETS, . WHO MAY. CONTINUE DEVELOP HIM IN CUBA,
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2. ON” 16 NOV SUBJECT WAL ED INTO EMBASSY AND “WAS
" TUTERV 1EWED BY POLIT ICAL. OFFICER. SUBJECT ‘SAID. SHE ot f
CONTACT. VALENTIN L LogrHoy. <2oi-2esai2) win. SHE MET-DURING -. oy
TLAST 3 OR 4 WEEKS FOR FIRST: TIME. SAID SHE MET. HIM SCCIALLY os Lp
THROUGH A FRIEND WHO SHE salb WAS GERMAN WRITER AND REFUSED ©
"mo NAME HIM. Logtioy ‘SAID: ME WANTED TO TAKE ENGLISH LESSONS
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, AMERICANS) « LATER Looiacy, TOLD HER‘HE WANTS TO "GO OVER TO * a
“THe OTHER SIDE". ‘SHE SUGGESTED HE. CONTACT THE EMBASSY. HE
| ANSWERED HE AFRAID TO AND DOESN" T KNOW HOW. “SHE ASKED Hh or
3 WANTED HER TO CONTACT ‘ENBASSY FOR HIM. HE SAID YES, IF
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_17 NOV BY AIR FOR SAN ANTCNIO TO PICK-UP HER CAR AND PROCEED To
NEW. YORK. SAID SHE waS IN SAN FRANCISCO ‘ONE MONTH AGO AND
UPON RETURNING LEFT CAR IN SAN ANTONIO AND FLEW TO MEXICO.
SHE * SAW Lost Last AT'PARTY ON 15 NOV, DOESN'T KNOW IF
“wa CONTACT Lociwov' BEFORE LEAVING. ALTHOUGH SHE HAD HIS“
CARD yiTH EMBASSY PHONE NUMBER, SHE ‘Sad LOG INOV TOLD HER -
‘NOT TO CALL HIM THERE “SINCE BOTH AMERICAN AND SOVIET EMBASSY
PHONES ~RE BUGGED. HE ADDED THAT SOVIET EMBASSY BUGS. ITS
MUTUAL FRIENDS. SHE STATED SHE RETURNING MEXICO 13 DEC AND
PROMISED TO RECONTACT THE POLITICAL OFFICER.
2 Se SUBJECT was RELUCT ANT TO START TALKING ABOUT LociNov,
REFUSED TO NAME GERMAN AND OTHER MUTUAL FRIENDS: BECAUSE THEY
ARE MEXICAN LEFTISTS AND DIDN'T WANT-TO RAT ON THEM. SHE
REFUSED--10 STAY LONG ENOUGH FOR POLITICAL OFFICER TO CONTACT
STATION. SHE APPEARS TO BE CONVINCED THAT LOGINOV-. 13 SERIOUS ;
ABCUT DEFECTING, PCLITICAL OFFICER DESCRIBED HER AS RATIONAL
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PAGE 3 MEXICO CITY 3524. S ECRET
“WHICH FOLDED, THEN RETURNED US WHERE MARRIED FOR SECOND TIME.
SHE. COMES TO MEXICO OFTEN AND ALWAYS STAYS WITH A MEXICAN
doctor, NAME FORGOTTEN BY POLITICAL OFFICER. THUS NO WAY TO
‘ cOntACT HER HERE. THIS DOCTOR IS WIDOWER AND OWNS. A HOSPITAL,
SHE INTIMATED
“POLITICAL OFFICER SUSPECTS THEY LIVE TOGETHER. _ : i
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SHE Is WEALTHY AND ‘LOOKS AND ACTS. LIKE SHE 1S. Se re ‘
5. LOGINOV’ S ONLY GERMAN CONTACT KNOWN T.0 STATION IS oe a _
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"RALPH WIEGANDT, .19 MARCH 193) IN VIENNA, AUSTRIA, GERMAN os 7
WORKED RIEBOLT CHEMICAL IN GERMANY PRIOR TO oe :
Now MANAGER AND-AT LEAST PART vt
OWNER: OF FIRM MANUFACTURING PLASTIC FOAM INSULATING” MATERIAL.
CONTACT APPEARS TO BE SCCIAL AND BEGAN AT SPORTS CLUB WHERE
BOTH - ‘MEMBERS, SOURCES, LIROAN- ty LIENVOY .AND GOBERNACION
Se STATION tas: ‘ARRANGEMENT S WITH fiittcat OFFICER TO
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INTERVLEW SUBJECT AS SOON AS SHE REAPPEARS. ALTHOUGH ABOVE © > >
SKETCHY: AND VERY INCOMPLETE AND LOGINOV IS ONE OF LAST LOCAL
SOVIETS STATION WOULD EXPECT TO DEFECT, STILL SOVIETS IN oo,
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LOGINOV'S PART. WHATEVER HIS NOTIVE,. IF SUBJECT'S STORY HOLDS
WATER, FEEL CONTROL OVER HER ASAP MOST DESIRABLE. SINCE THERE
ARE SEVERAL FLIGHTS TO SAN ANTONIO A DAY,’ IMPOSSIBLE 10
_ ACCOMPANY HER FROM: MEXICO AND FEEL iT UNADV ISABLE To: TRY To"
7 r INTERCEPT AND DEBRIEF ‘HER’ AT AIRPORT. THEREFORE HQS-MAY-.
“WISH TO CONSIDER CONTACT ING ‘AND. DEBRIEFING HER’ aT HER HOMES
- SHE SAID WILi DRIVE FROM “SAN ANTONIO TO NEW. YORK. PLS ADVISE<”
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FOR: VISA FOR OLEG M,- NECHIPORENKO (201- 3.35370) WHO ts
REPLACING YATSKOV. Locrnov ASKED HIM TO EXPEDITE VISA.
SINCE “WE HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR. IT FOR SEVERAL DAYS".
‘OFFICIAL ASKS WHEN YATSKOV is LEAVING. Loginov -ANSWERS HE
: CAN'T LEAVE UNTIL AFTE® NECHIPORENKO ARRIVES.
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WOULD NOT RETURN TO CONSULAR WORK BUT WOULD: 9 GIVEN OTHER
WORK TN TYE EMBASSY, NOTE THAT -YATSKOV.O¥ RETURN FROM HOME
LWAVE IN SEPT 6§ QUIT HIS CONSULAR JO® AND "WAS GIVEN OTHER
WorK IN THE EMBASSY" PER “Loeroy TO LICOZY- ae
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Chief, 3B Division
chief, SH Division; COS, Caracas -
Chiot of Station, Neaico City
Rikolay Daitriyevich *CHEBRYSHBY, Repatriate frou Venexvels
41. According to LIENVOY on 4 September 1967, Valentin . -
Sergeyevich LOGINCV (201-285412), Consul of the Sovict Eabassy
had ia Hexico a family of & persons that had to be sent {rea
Cuba to Odessa by boat. LOGINOV said. that’ the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs bad ordered that their passage ba paid to the: _
border of the USSR. The fanily.nany vas 6iven.asa CHER YSHEY, -
According te LOGINGY the fadily had been given permission to. -
. 8. Qn 7 Sopteaber 1967, LICOZY-5 reported. that LOGIHOY
had booked passage to Cuba for a Russian ‘emigre, Nikolay -
CHERNYSHEV and his fautly. CHEBIYBEY's wife was bora in Italy...
Abd his three childrea-igor, Matalitya and. Sergey were ail Q
boro in Yenesuela. LOGIICY also stated to LICUZY~5 that the
CHERNYSHAVs ‘ore yepatriates frou Vensauala, |
_,. 3s. Plans: to send tho CHERNYSIEY fanily to the USSR via
Cuba wera apparently changed docausd LIFIRE ‘weported. their
departurs for the USS via Bontreal via Canadian Pacific
Airlines light 582 on 25 Septenber 1967, ‘The following
inforaation es the CHERBYSHEV family waa available froa the
LIFIRE report: Te
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gZiven aa 48, VYenezugian Citizen stiaes 1955. Bora
in Yumaburgo, Estonia. His ofcupation eae given.
aa Mechanic, Ais addroas in Caracas, Venexuela eas
Given aS La Castancra Caraballeda. ie trarelied on
Verezuolan Passport 287722, Ue and his family had
been. issued Bexican visas(valid for 180 dsye) is :
Caracas, Venesusla en 6 Soptesber 4267.
Laura “SFERRARA” Striszi Chornyshey, wife of"
. ‘Subject. Age given as 42, Citizenship given as
Ttaliaa and apparently travelling of Italian’ :
_ Passport ‘1991. ’ : ey .
- Igor Hixolayevich eCHRANTEREY, pon, aa yoara: .
’ old, ‘travel bing on hia: tater 4 passport,
0. > isef wataTiya Binolayevea’ “Coenu SHR, duighter 12 ,
ol “years old,. travelling on father's passport. . ;
' Bergoy- ‘"tkolayevien Cuan vsnEy, 808, & yeare :
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st Subject and his family returned to Mexico City from home
leave in ‘the USSR. on KLM Flight 684 arriving 27 August 1967 |
“(Source LIFIRE), The LOGINOY family ‘travelled on the same
flight asthe Mikhail Mikhaylovich DYAKONOV (201-793094)
_ family and- Lyudmila Aleksandrovna KARABACH (wife of 201.
787785)... Subject travelled on Soviet Diplomatic Passport
“D-010264 and his wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna and son, Dmitriy
travelléd on Soviet Diplomatic D-010265. Per referencée the
* LOG INOV family departed Mexico on _ home leave 16 July 1967,
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officers stationed an Mexico City:
Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV "(201-285412)-:
Visdislav Sergeyevich KORMUSHKIN (201-744341)
Vladimir Ivanovich SHPAKEVICH (201-343894)
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; o _ who. desires &@ -visa ‘for visiting sho: USSR. However, “in dddi- |
- tion to their regular duties, the consuls havo to arrange - | : 7
; .- various matters relating to visiting Soviet cargo vossols, | ;
g ‘artistic and cultural groups, ete. Cn several oceazions,
: they had to do una errands outside of th soir overt field or _ a 1
: a - “activity. — Pernays this is one or the “peascne why, i in many ¥ |
i instances, they cannot. be res shod: on the telephone, All i '
: | three of then speak fluent Spanish and have no dirricuity in I : .
getting around and scquiring Nexican frionds., Given below , : ;
are their resoectivo character sketones. 7
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; i | Lor’ appodating a Nan on Duty vno- woul d bo rasponsiblo for ;
7 by + anythiag that took place at the ‘Enba assy on that particular a
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- +» of monitoring their relations. ‘with the Soviets ‘and’ using ‘thea -'- ~*~ -
’ - ag sources of Anformation on their heterogeneous -accial. circle,
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‘March suggests, however, ‘that the Soviets may have - lost eel
earlier interest -in tho "couple:
2, ’ LIROBBIN~1 and a2 had ‘the following contact with the. .
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iro vo 7 November: LIROBBIN-1 and. -2 attended the 7 November _ “
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rn , ast . : tation of- Aleksandr Vv. PRIKHODKO @or- : :
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sof. by PRIKIODKO and Vladimir’ ae BOLGOV
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LIROABIN-1 _busaped | tate PRIKHODKG dina”
‘coffee ahop in the vicinity of ‘several
DuFa’. Schools, PRIKODEO appoared ‘to.
‘be dvoply engaged in conversation. vith:
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tended a dinner aad fila sbowfag at ~
“the Soviet -£4lno ofties along vith another’. 93-2) 2h.-
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mo KUCHEROV were. the hosts.
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: -Boviet -Babassy. ‘ L1noss 1N-1 had left. ft
av February:
that she kned LOGINOY.
: -part,. ‘also- ‘seened ‘surpriced. that ‘PRIKEGDEO.
~~ and KUCESROV knew LIROBEIH=2.
-which he had. prosised on 1b February to”. “
LInGabri1 and -2 det Valentin 8. Lognioy™ TE
(201-286412), for the first. time, ats an. SG
" Andiaa- Bubasay, reception. .
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tendéd a Conaular Corps ‘gathering at. the. ae
the ‘United States °
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ment during tho aiternoow with an thvl~ — SG
tation’ to. the. Soviet Arny Day reception ot 4
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deliver personally. As KUCISROY ‘knew,
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‘invited higseif ta Jor saveral drinks and . - 26.
stayed for tuo hotrs talking about nothing. ‘ P
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23 February:
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to adcinister a syapathetic caress which
“wound up going down the length of ber leg.
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ganbit, however, and finally lett with :
nothing wore than a gocud—by bear hug.
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Reception at the Soviet Exvassy, where she
talked priuarily vith P2IXBGOKO,- . RUCHEROV,
|,aad DULGOV. Sho also epoke prietly with
LOGWOY, who tavited ber to go along on a, . :
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on 16 “uly | 1967- ‘with a three-day eg ‘in Parte, France,
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‘e200. 1.) Transmitted’ herewith are copies of (a) a sketch of ‘the-
“interior of the ‘gatchouse -just inside the front .gate of the Soviet
- of. Embassy in Mexico City and (b) a skéteh, of the interior of the-
. . .. Reception Room and. offices adjoining the gatchouse, Roth sketches
_were prepared by LINOCKET-] and ‘are current as of May 1967. LIROCKLE
J has been in the Reception Room approximately 55 tines, the :
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Téot gate is cssentially controlled by a single guard whe operates
the gate Jatch electronically by means of a release button inside
_ thé ‘gatehouse, In the course of approNimately 126 vigits to the
* Soviet. Kmbassy from January 1966 to the present, J IROCKET=1 on
“octasion ‘has ‘seen as many as threé guarés in thé gatehouse at one
_ time,’ but there has usuaily been only one guard present when he
has’ entered and exiled the gate (usually about 0915 and 1145,
- .. Bespectively, on Mondays and Fridays prior to riid-January 1967,
. and about’1530 and 1800 of Tucsdays and Thursdays from mid-January
to mid-May 1967). Even when more than one’ guard has been present,
at. has’ appeared that only one ot the guards ‘has actually been.on :
- “duty and that the others have simply been iounging in the gatehouse
7 for want of anything better .to do. “LIRQCALT+i has never. Seen any
of the guards carry arms and has never ‘seen weapons of any kind: ~
in the gatehouse. He has scen the following five persons on guard
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. 3. “To gain.entry through the. foot gate; the would-ba visitor
presses the white’ doorbell button to. the léft of the foot gate. -
protiptly looks through the observation window which directly faces .
the footgate. If, presumably,: the guard is satisfied that the: -
lateh electronically by. pressing one of the two release -
© \buttons dnside-the atehouse; After the gate latch disengages, .it-.|.
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automatically when closed, According to LIROCKET=1, there is a
. keyhole on the inside of the gate, but there definitely is no keyholp
"On. the. outside. . LIROCKET=-1 has neyer seen anyone opcn the gate
- With a-key, --
. 4. LIROCKET=1 has been ‘present. in only about, five instances
'when hon-Séviets in vehicles have sought, admittance’ through the. ;
vehicle gate, which is adjacent to the foot gate. In cach of ‘the
five ‘instances, the callers have- been delivery men whose trucks
have apparently been reéognized by the guard’. -In exch instance, «
. the truck has pulled up with its. nose to the. vehicle -gate’ and. the a
guard has walked to the gate and cpened it manually, The vehicle
“gate consists of ‘two doors which open inward, It is secured by -
6ne dead bolt :frdni che-door to the other. ~ LIROCKET-1 has never -
noticed a. padlock, on the gate.. After being admitted to the Embassy
grounds, the trucks in each case have.driven tinaccompanied to and
parked under tlie portecochere on the north. side of the main: Embassy
building... After closing the gate, the.guard has returned ‘to the ,
; gatehouse,’ where - although LIROCKET=-1 has’ never actually observed
“guard doing ‘so ~.he has evidently telephoned someone inside the -
‘main building to Sive. notification of the truck's ‘arrival, - ._-
5. LIROCKET=1 bas been present perhaps -25 ‘times when. pedestria
callers. (delivery mén, students, persons on visa business) have :
., Fung the foot gate buzzer, and in each instance the guard has :
“ routinely let them in without. going to the gate to question them
or observe them more closely Ofi..one ‘occasion, as many as four -
. Lyoung Mexican males who appeared ‘to be university students Yang
. the buzzer while LIROCKET-1 was inside the gatehouse, and the guard
let them in in the routine manner... - . = _
: -6, Once -inside the gate, the pedestrian caller is. expected
to present himself at the gatehouse door, which is usually left
open, and state his business. The guard then either goes next
door to summon an Embassy official from one of the two offices oft
the Reception Room, or, as in Subject's case, uses the interphone
to.call someone inside the main building, (In LIROCKET-1's case,
the guard calls one of his Soviet students.) If instructed to have
the caller wait, the guard shows him into the Reception Room,
LIROCKET-) himself nas been asked to wait in the Recention Room
about 55 times, On approximately 15 occasions, he has been invited
into the gatehouse by the. guard on duty to chat, On the latter
occasions, he has either remained ‘in the gateheuse until one of his
Soviet students has appeared to escort him inte the main building
or has left the gatehouse after a few minutes and gone to the :
Receptian Room to continue waiting for one of his students to
“arrive. On approximately GO of LIROCKET=-i's visits to the Lmbassy,
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* for 1+3 ininutcs. on approximately 50 occasions.
7. Offices Off the Reception Room. There are two offices off |i) -
‘Yoon. “The first office is known Lrom other sources _
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‘bout 20° of “the. roughly 49. times LIROCKET-1 was in the Receptica .
jsoom prior ‘to mid-January 1967. (usually on Monday and Friday’ - eo oo
; | aornings between. 0915 and 0930). The Sovicts frequently left. the foo 3. 0-7. a
.- «7. . doer. to the first office; nd .sonewtiat less Lrequently to the r
second of fiec, open whieh they "Were present. The! first cdoor ox
. doors were sonctines: also left open w
When the door to the first office or the doors to both offices
‘were open and LIROCKLT-2 sat opposite the door to the first office,
a he could see about a quarter_of the interior of the first office
“f and a small. part-of the interior of the second office, Although |
/ \ are. only on Tucsdays and VvYidays 9°
‘saw Soviets in both officés with about
, 7 From what LINOCKET-1
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» ‘put cofilined ‘themselves to look 7 aan
chatting with each éther,. etc. Frequently Soviets went into one
of the offices. for. just a moment and then left, Since LIaOCKLT-1
has:beguh going to-the Embassy about 1530’on Tuesdays and Thursdays,
- however, hé has always found the door to-the first office shut and Cb
This is probably explaince .
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by. the fact that, the Embassy lunch break
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office. from approximatety, 1830-1900 on a Thursday. At this time he
ve work and a stack of 50-35 passports on
his desk. “LINOCKET-1 also recently stepped inte the first otfice
“to see LOGINOV at 1830 on a.Tuesday, but LOGINOV was just leaving
and LIROCKET-I did not stay. LIROCKET-1 has- never been inside the ot :
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9. From January 1966 ;to January 1967, LIBOCKET-1 was in the
Reception Room on 8-10 occasions when other non-Soviet visitors
‘he Soviet intervicower ushered the visitors into onc of
first office on about four
the Sovict interviewer :
came in.
the offices and closed the ‘door to the
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ushered the visitor into the first oifice and cia not bothe
On four or five occasions, the Soviet interviewer
came out into the Reception Room to talk with ute visitor in
LIROCKET-1's ‘presence, Ih each of the six or scven cases in which
Subject was able to hear thé conversation, the Sevict and the visito
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Pre 1. Subject was, otruited. in “way 1963 to necapt - Soviet. recruit
mont if approached during a visit to the USSR in May-June 1963.
: Following his return to Mexico, he reported that no. offort had been
_. :made’ to, recruit-or, to-his. Enowledga, - cultivate ‘or comproriise’ hin
"Phe Station naintained ‘sporadic. contact with Subject: between June
- 1963 and August 1964,. during which time he furnished limited. informa<
_ tion on Soviet ‘travelers. to and from México and on Soviet interest
in increasing tourist ‘traffic between Moxico and the USSR.
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‘had beon cancelled. -There was then no further contact with hit ‘antil ;
January 1966,.’ although. during the latter part of 1065, Subject ‘on his |. |
own:initiative gave the LNPURE officer with whon he regularly’ doalt : _
‘on. visa’ matters - ‘information on, Soviet . wisitors to- Mexico, fis wall as —
on. the visit of ‘the Moscow. Symphony. to Mexico. The LNPURE officer — .
| passed this information on to ‘the Station. ‘In Jamisry 1966, Subject -
_ advised the ‘INPURE officer that he was in contact with Paval Antondvich -
| _ YATSKOV_ (202+120123) and Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOV_| (201-285412), q.
, ' poth of whon had: asked hin. for information on ‘sea and rail travel
i , . between Mexico,: New York,. and Rurope. At this time, the. LNPURE 7 :
I. * ‘efficor turned Subject.over to s-new Station case officer who debriofed bor.
on an ‘Subject. and obtained ‘his. agreenent to supply personality information |] ../;
-f.. ‘on LOGINOY. Subject stipulated. at this time, however, that. he did pe fed
of. net want*to: becone involved. in clandestine meetings” or’ take- money,"
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previously mentioned that he had once been "approached" to supply
information on' Soviet travelers ona regular basis and had refused
to do so. Subject évidently did not. spocifically Bay that he had
_beon approached by. ‘WOFACT,. but this “ezs clearly the implication. . :
Subject told the LYPURE officor that he was-willing to: supply. inforna~
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he. said, he agauned. was what he -case ‘officer wanted ‘to talk about. -
He gave the case officer o copy of his invitation to the Intourist ee
conference. and on his own. Anitistive offered -to- ‘provides ‘the Station —
. with a ‘full: ‘report’. of the. conference when he returned, However, he
_ stated that-he wag not intorested in working for the’ Station oa”
‘permanent, “agent”: basis, in. “meeting under clandestine circumstances,
or taking money. He was willing to help to the extent he was, he
explained, because he. believed basically what’ ‘we did about current:
world: problems and, after all, bad Lived. in WOLADY. for many years and
" pegarded it ns his “second hone". “On. the basis of this interview.
and a review: of Subject’ Bs. file,. Subject. impressed the case officer
a8 a somewhat disingenuous. egoist- who, despite a genuine syspathy.
£0" ‘WOLADY, ‘yegardod bis cooperation with the Station. primarily asa
méang of. insuring ‘hig. business contacts with LNPURE and as ‘something .
which ‘had. to be kept ° ‘to a siibinua lest 1t “limit his ‘Andependénce or:.
detract him in any “way from his business and personal interests.
This impression served ag. the - basis for the evaluation of Subject
‘contained . in. Reference A.
i Be. The: “Gise- officer’ 8 impression of Subject changed considerably.
: with the noxt ‘meeting, which-was held oa. 18 October. At this neeting,
jo .went over general reporting . reqiirenents. ‘Subject surprised the: casé
officer with his friendliness and ‘cooperativeness, and went to great -
pains to explain that. he was more -than willing. to cooperate with the
Station as long as he. ‘did not -becoma so. deeply involved in, intelligenc
. -. work that his business, ‘or ‘personal ‘life was adversely affected... The
~* ease officer was ‘Ampresaed’ by Subjéct' & apparont’ sincerity and got
‘the. definite impression that ever sinée receiving the Intourist, invita
-tion, Subject had beon fearful he was’ again going to be asked to
accept a double agent role. which, if it materialized, would: require — -
‘ him to become far nore déeply involved in. intelligence work than he
Wished. Sensing both Subject's* relief at not being asked to. under-
"take. a more demanding assignusent and his concern to make it clear that
- his heart.was nevertheless in the right place, the case officer used
‘ the opportunity to again pose the question of whether Subject would
be willing to report on a routine basis. on persons -who booked travel
through his agency to the USSR, The case officer told Subject that
_.thia information could be forwarded to the Station through the LNPURE
“officer and assured ‘him that: his cooperation in supplying such infor=
mation would not involve him in a series of escalating intelligence
Evidently satisfied that his role would remain a limited
-one, Subject agreed to report the desired information on a regular
pasis. Moreover, he volunteered to check with other travel agencies
in order to fulfill specific requirements for information on travelers
to the Soviet Union who did not book their travel through his agency.
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i the same friendliness and cooperativeness noted in paragraph five.
: Be reported that -he.was aware of no effort to assess, cultivate, or -
‘+ compromise bint in the USSR. He-provided information both on the —
i> forsal ‘proceedings of the conference and’ on individual Soviet and
i foreign perticiponts, ws sell as on a Spanish -businesssat he met in
} Moscow. This information yesulted in three Field Information Reports
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10,875, ‘30 November 1966), oné.dispatch to. Madrid (HUMA=30725, .
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| -1966).. Since furnishing information ‘on his: trip to the USSR, © fet
- ‘Subject “has provided information -on the travel of thé Bolshoi = =~ yoo.
sBallet in Mexico, on a Mexican traveler -to the USSR, and ona -' -
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ig LOGINOV, whom he occdsionally sees on visa matters,. According to. -
-.|. Subject, their relationship during: the past -year.has been “strictly of ©
‘+ “business nature and LOGINOV Has shown no interest in extending it —
' beyond thig. Subject consequently appears to hsve little to offer
in the way ofan access, agent to the Soviets in the foreseeable ~
. future... However, as the manager of one of fiva Nexican travel
‘agencies representing Intourist and because of his apparently: wide.
excellent contacts with key personnel: of the other four travel agencies, |
: he. protiiges to be a-useful. referent on persons who book trdvel.in.- ‘/
-_' Mexico to tha’ Soviet UJoion and. other Communist countries.- — cys
_ 8. Despite the ‘yegulnrization of our relationship with Subject -
_ and his increased ccoperativendss, wa do not feel we-are curréntly
daa position to ask. hia to undergo an SGSWIRL interview: “The =
relationship between the caseé officer and Subject at thia time is :
essentially oné of equals in which ‘Subject 1s voluntarily assisting. -
LNFORT out-of idedlogical motivation,. It is true that-his strong .
business interest in maintaining friendly relations with LNFORT |.
‘and LNPURE provides us with a.degree of -control, but we.feel that at
present: it is better left ag 2 form of ‘tacit control ‘than brandished. .
even subtly; It, 1s.our opinion that Subject “would regard an SGSWIRL
‘interview as an effort ‘both to iticrease our control over him ahd to
‘draw him-deeper into the intelligence business. Such a reaction:
would in all probability undo much of our recent progress with
‘|. Subject: . Consequently, we would prefér-to. postpone an SGSWIEL |
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~ flight tG Sha. chad -refe vote ay pariageaza 3 GB. According. ta 7 ot
. the local Aar i'rance iaai.g ar “eho: suggev tec that LICOLY~5.. . SG
7 participate in* the Sh pate qné flight .v schaduleid gor iate | t- :
. April oe earls Say is07, HccPaany to the Air France suong 1, rr
. although toe alr Pe ance Howie to Shasghad ‘has -beon. aperativ» i H
" - sinée the fall, o¥ 1966, 14 35 custemas , te have an official. PoRe
“. Anaageral FLAG ia wai sh specks aily inivates travel: agents. . d i.
= take ,PArt. oo : foe, Te ak poo.
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: tag: trip, : nt ia2 bhat we Lave no ART COBt - -di Roa
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- Confarence tn odéoi to water ae om 3
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26g in the” cgamazion
roar canes ranted deve Ose
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a. Qiblect and Ag? Case Cffionny, 8. os
: Le sport: from Sua, astts’ fracuens olsite ‘tn kaseow cuit na detode' PL1K6 frois a
"40 formar KGs-case “off taprin baer C9, ~ 9289. Mochi porsnca y. “Sud feos: since. his -re-ura to,
texico.from his Buraoveen and Lerc3t unt p tn midevovemer has sven KGB offivers:
On four. occastons for a total tine 0” Jess than'sn rots . : -
“In Hoscow, whera: Sua fact Leg a? inting thd INL a Confaten ee, Sudjce. ms -
visited brlefly coers aay An nis Pig as che Hoos! Hei tonal ad Macht porenke , STOR
2d dctoser through 23, Octodsr. or oe
_ Plrset contact Ly the Sovi ets an Bub jact's- resurn vo. ‘Kexico uae ef facie by
-£04-case officer Ales: ganir Yicdintvcovich fr AROS te (201202879) on F-Decoam erin
Ject's' office for a faw amine or. @ 2scens cary Miensin Surgeyavich Lginop -~
1-28312),. Subjfeeils raguler aga cise Off tear, called Subject down to. ne - .
‘ireet: ourside Md ,esils office co aredarlt, him wick RIBhot Sallat tiorets.. mm. - . _ 4 Soa,
: 19 Lecenher, Lontnov pisttzu So fa. 3967.2 ho more han hal If rt hour’ . Pet {-
kere. and on 39 or Sl Deonoer, Mange 33 by forel is
Ge officer (and posible sangidcte ‘at Sudjact\: office. mn
3B. - Subject ant Ei wico Ctiy see no se 7 4
/ In the tuo noribne: uince whe ger, te ns burn ror abire par in eidWopemer ce 8s, tha | oor es
“e/o, Prentiea R. barietre,” nes Bu
~ co ptna, houra. ~- :
ral the. c/o mat Subject ab his off.ce on 22.4 Nozernden jor $00 “how 73. .
- in ‘fecembar, the C/O mat Std jesus these. time 2S On 0° Deterder at ais off.ca for .. : Pos
‘ _Gimost tuo hours, on 12 Dooerser a. ‘tha‘Hotel ¢ forme > for a hac fohour, erd on - ees, _
AB cecerber Gi Subsavtts of fice for Sh OEP. | SO fo ae . |
in? Janucry 195", the e/a ani fis wife took Sua ject on “wife-out jar on .
cinner ct she Selvetwre Ror osu: den zo Feel prooiie or i toe
a former innitesion .o Sud Jecils hed
tae es
On 12 Jeanary, the C/O mgt Subject at
tha latter's office [or one hour. . . an
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Loncow, Gle;-Hechinorinko, dajretls form? Sceolet, c/o tn Kexico, Cums to :
isis hin at One Hoel Mattoral. Roajset delloerctey kept Ais gon aby his ulde ‘
se. thes = ach lporenss wuld find te aif ficult. to hava private words A him. ,
However; he OPEV O C2md £0 vIaic Surject every: dai. thereafter unsil- Sui fees? a ob,
d@parture, te taginy gifts of racers, cevicn, atc. shan. Machi porerxo found oh te a
pportuntty the fir: t thing ha- tod Suaject. was that ‘he heard SubJact had. bean’ i
* fegbol” ard had bes, diffi cult: ta nico. Subject, in hia half-serious minner, . .*
pookpoohes the ide that Ac.uag a “reba! Gnd told f cKiporenko earnestly, $h1t he =
dtidntt hune the tim, effort or irclinstion to intulga-in the cooperation thet ue
arpected af Aim. th guve Haektyorurio the old ding, cbhout friends thagta 32 nuarse* .
16 hol ha couldn't and wiuldats s.$ ous- the ole afjorte Mackinoranko scid that :
uty 29 badt> beoGdac he mad wontae ce “2 ventQubsact torhta-chlas=.cnd. new skare
sag ro point to bt.” Sub juct shrugged shia off. ‘NGbEL porerno cuked Sua ject if as’,
weuld oe willing t2 usa Aly of fics ca ‘Jettoresdrop. (Sub fees” said, roprovingl-
chet | wis nol a very comune tice since agents umtiing to Ale” pion and to him
awuld then tnow of ous feccts connccitay ulth the Soviets and he would thus ba
erpocad. favertheloss, Macht porarne todd Susjecs to think tf over ant ta:% io
dentin (Loginav) in Haxleo abou if, Aiso,, Ne chiperariko toud Sud joes that they
hon tt forrosten, agcus. the "orarel. off-cat and that Subject shouldn't fae. bed
sdous tha delay in cecting ts up, sub ject ridlculad thet idea, aaying brace it was
ha Soniaty tho ekidd feed tad; ca for him, he coulantt be tethered. in the future
wish she trips and time invs lued. Wgcriporenko, sells not cheatened, asket “of
Sudyect wuld provice inform. ttea an ell changes in, iige Peguicétions "for travel tn
Central ore South wericu, Sua jace ke acid hu Add givan this” information to the
Soniess in, the pruaas. Hecat pararke aaa ‘Gahed Sua Joos to continue. to gtva buch | . oo : }
informitton to vedietin,
eudjget ulicits fran Kachlporsrite thas he. “was werking in the Latin vwerican
veciton af the Fors. Atndutry, On. tuche uy cilowed to coma and. go as he
leased ta visit Su ject. Ln tha vwnsuxt of telling Sud ject thet Ke saw then .
foot wea not. fering. asony wh ir. Sovtet friends, _Nechigerenno said thac’ ne”
would be com barr to Msvico nas: Pe oo
One day while chi poranko™ was he hotel room, ‘the phone rung arid sud, lect i
Dichesug the Dhonie A foteel@' voce Guned for “Glog” ub jec’ banténingiy_ replied”
cme wipe
Mo ersermtaneders vey iiicbet) seen me Ss
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in Buogian thet "Giry™ woun't aroire, aut wouldn't’ ne do, In the ersiiing converca A
“ sion Sud ject found cue tht the ccllar ms @.25 yacr 21d student, Aer address ond :
tederhone number, ard mute a date so mes her the following doy at tha Lenin Stacia”.
a3tt of the Veins. Weciisoranks we al. in fever af Sua ject making the date, and :
23 G matter of pon Canad Lhe R3at Jey ta take, Suiject's son is the eireus 30 the
Sui fect sould be fire. Comments Suojcet scid that mz never did go to meet vhe i
ind, Cus told Meenisorentzo shi he he. gone ang the -yirl hed rot shoim wp. Sud ject
ston inig we aos & proveection by the Jovlcts, out he ahiad ainy
t to Se invpelved in Gnyshing intiscreet. f°
‘OKO drop, ec im unexzectedly xt Susject'a office.crt 2
1% vifa Cn cosh wore pravent, the Soviet asked whan hi could
» Gti SAS Llbieir pus him aff t2lding Priknodko to ¢:1i next
woe, Veownon ts fiishoake aid nut callf/e
tls office sy shone to
WE ROKAOR ODER CSAS ROR RES Oe OF a SRI BELLA CO a tat SAKE
8 Grn & eelrcer, valentin Logieci,7s 0 tee edaled 25
iy ; Nese Seo fe come oo uf rifese, clu Subjects “or juge a minute te precent tim
} wish Seo tickers to ine Jolenot elle: for 9 Lecemser. Comment: Sua jacs 2trerded./
wet ce cele ce mee cal
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Dintse nivecoffua w th kin neéroy. Tha S3vies praserfed Sud Het wth four settles
3, GN Leger Yo oak ous Net & senmiea of pi raorke2 ques tons:
ef vodka for Cartes
a) How had Gubdject Life: folded for Aris efter wi
“, fegad or ilteggd? Sid jae enciere: chat it ws
SD How. wea he ‘Gde o- Unter farty ~ ole ha eves
he aid’ Bow, long “he, on tn . fe nea? - Subject f mor tl
a), wo" he tolscaed folish UB? | sud ject acta: ya ‘vera share -
cry con? ig ions,- to t?, fe) roledses "Son: tee * Bate Fo. - da fed
vty the. folea? Sui ess said yes, ard ‘related she gtorr of “how ho, tas contacted in
Yertoo. (in hirch. id by & folts tte courlar who brompat a letver “Srom .
wus fectis old bog s the U3 5, Paes f S45 joo anguirdg thas 2éttere” iad N drotts
response ta the foles Laon posi ttvi: ive? Std sect sald neutral. Acked why, .
“ub ject replted thet he oclicucd baa eighty ps arcent of the Poles wre Gas ules.
_togiren: suid oon er f PERS
rlean-etrlines. he ears.
7 3 Yahe mh bay Uf Sub Ob rus
emi af " ha direstor a. = lat bastoo.® Sud jade
a Wubgees eSuld pes race Infommstion. ° “Whi n Leginoo
Web seuld cell the Sootuta tf ha etd gee ches -
2 sapte with 2 coy "ayde,”
bo stoip D tog: nov the docunanis | tht decked up ‘Als angyars ta
had Ala. Gocune ta tor. duen
shbet vaid’
be
2 why. seize
wks n, Sd, » feet a la .
ine chtincay Ag.con’ LD! ‘
cod Lopinos het
PEralslbea on- Arauir nu
inforngtion, Si
subject promiid
Laginovts qucgtlons. 7 . Lo . .
On-either BO oF 3: lecenber, fzvel Yetsrou aro poe by Sub jactts office to gite
“hin some pitts h¢@ bes brought back foow HOSE Ne [Cour Ente Sus’ ‘Jace hed dons Yacakov-
‘i & doacde by arransing for Tub face's tre val ogert
ct Dracere ee
tab atordssde gren fulness 66 Subiect a2
ft, dc%@ Pd.Ka, & Cevorusive son ane 150 srars of
: “Yaturuv fans no longa u the pos : in devtoo, and ts
‘ poe tote for anid ate. for Kas pla aad 102 b tiat he te advo pratef 2 for
Sten: for 'shamt, wal h3 te sura chase Subject 2.1] not deaoe fohent
ron fiea ion of their cahmen tdecls, Ani Yatshov further stut-2 ¢
in Gomory and dhas th M2.) ahould sig Teun. lefe
‘ foror a.eing the wove
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resulta ‘of hia trip a kgaco (see :
- raforeatt ton on his contacts with Mz “ipsrenko, Sus PY gave z
concerning © forade Doviel Jew ne rahe 2ng the ancindiarican’ “.
‘cnans from Chile. - .
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vidontad infermrsion -
tude of @ nivel
Sus fect ronoried to th O/0 Ghdout he artes
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sen Sus Jees she taple of the Jeu ar
rosin Schevirric fe eddaged fo Aone sours
2 Sub oes redacor ag the itary of.
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delegation. - No: “pl ns wer de :for récofitact, ‘although: cards.
e@-exc hanged and BESABER reported that LOGINOV was quite.
6-not | vital 4 October 1966, almost a“year 4atery
to: at -inot er Polish Embassy...
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to try to. get. in touch: “with LOGINOV regarding the purchase: of
vodka (for Christmas). ‘When | ‘Christsas passed without ° any ‘luck |
in contacting ‘LOGINOY (BESABER™ was extremely busy during this’
period). we. decided to’ ) change tactics a bit. . 2
. de: e Station ‘will encourage 2
., th tivit y with ‘BESABER and ‘it will, be. ‘helpful a2, Headquarters.
: " personnel , if: they: ‘see ‘BESABER during reference. trip, also. ~
ecourage hin. . oa ;
. 8. One further. matter for the record; BESABER was first
introduced to LOGIROV: by BEWKEP. They again were together at
the Polish Embassy on .4 ‘October 1966, Although BESABER has,
_not told BEWEEP of his. meet with LOGINOV on 13 January it is
- only because BESABER has not..seen BEWEEP gince before Christmas.
-BESABER has -been“ “instructed to be’ perfectly open with BEWEEP
about, having seen LOGINOV and in fact it may turn out that
LOGINOV and BRWEEP will: visit BESABER together. (LOGINOV
referred to the possibility in his 13 January meet with BESABER).
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. ‘peparately, but since the two targets. ‘are. personal . friends;
see each other quite. frequently, we plan: to have BSSABER R
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pation of Dr. “Martin: Luther KING, are - ; ot!
Tel7 48 British Ho juras,; voluntarily: -
ment. of. National: -Gavest tga t tons OND
+ aboard’ ‘the Texaco: 3. s.
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4 bausing ud: much - rouble. “He gave BROWN ‘a busine: rd
a “to use: in the: event: be: ‘was interested in pureuing: | the ‘employs, <
, _ faa, offer: Bg . - oF . .
_ (4), oa 28. January "1963 BROWN’ wrote , LATTRELL fron
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_ On 2 February: 1963 BROWN. received a reply froa LITTRELL,
: restating that: he_had: ‘a Job waiting for BROWN in ‘Atabana, .
* but qu stioning why: ‘$7 was needed since the fare was less _
than: $40 by ‘bua... .
Tae, 3. Enclosed for. your daforan tion 4s; a copy - of. the: ;
LITTRELL letter and the. Spanish ‘language. deposition made. :
by” BROWN, 2H Well- Q& Sn English translation of the ‘deposition
as. ‘deacribed in paragraph 2 of; ithe ‘Feterenced out. sessage.
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“bens . BONE
Osuna ‘OF, CUBAN’ neD IA TREATMENT “OF rie DEATH | OF
, MARTIN Loren Kia, TAL APRIL: 1968 ..
Avante veu-okesseo “Youn eirccaes
VENTY=SEVEN PERSONS. Have ie
‘SSASSINA ION: OF WaRTIN LUTHER KINGS. ‘Ww. WASHING-
NDEI ay 1e6. PER SONS. ARRESTED “SUIPERS”
continue ae BE active Iw DIFFERENT. ciT1es a8 THE. Us Si. THE WHITE |
f ARE UndER ‘HEAVY, GUARDS? * ~FEULL. INFORWATION'
_ GIVEN. on vn as a
. Ei. GRANHA., 4 lms bast ‘PAGE - - To RICHMOND To LIBERATE RAP
', BROWN. "+++ qeasiiinatoN, V aPRIL, ASSOCIATED FRENCE PRESS - AFP,
‘ FRENCH NEWS ‘AGENCY ANX LEAFLETS WERE D'ISTAIBUTED HERE THIS MORNING,
. URGING THE NEGRO PEOPLE OF WASHINGTON. TO GO TO RICKNOND TO LISERATE
RAP BROWN. ** _JJTHE LEAFLETS CALLED ON THE NEGROES TO FOR A MOTOR=
CADE AND LEAVE FOR R LC! OND TOMORROW, MONDAY.**
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~-NEGR 0 ORGANIZATIONS IN THE -Us Set" BY JUANA CARRASCO, THE ARTICLE. crn ren
7 SAYS THAT NEGRO’ ORGANIZATIONS “ARE DIVIDED INTO ‘TWO GROUPS « THE | . og
* VIQLENT” ONES: “AND” THE NON-VIOLENT ONES. AT MENTIONS: THE: FoLto in.
bounty {CORES STUDENT: WON-VIOLENT ‘CooRD wat ine con aT TEE, isucery.
_ | BLACK: MUSLIMS, BLACK PANTHER PARTY, BLACKSTONE RANGERS, ‘THE ALERT i * | vy ete
- PATROL, REVOLUTIONARY ACTION MOVEMENT PRAY, “THE BLACK SUARDS, THE ©
BEACONS, AND THE: Us Se"*e : THE: FOLLOWING NEGRO ORGANIZAT LOWS ARE - : Spee
) ong” THOSE: WHICH ADVOCATE, ‘WON VIOLENCE. - war 1oWAL ASSO. :
ake
oe ie GRANMA ; Famine LAST PAGE - SAATTENPTS ARE BING inane TO.
“etavie, CARN 1chaet FoR THE OUTBREAK, OF RACIAL, VIOLENCE’ IN THE Uy Sek
ae : eo GRaMA, TAPRIL, LAST "PAGE. ~ ~ RACIAL CLASHES abrvek NEGRO. _
ME AND: vatTE ‘AMERICAN. SOLDIERS. IN APA one See bt |
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eae ie GRANMA, ft APRIL, LAST ‘PAGE - ‘ MARTYRS OF THE NEGRO we
SUGGES oe (Mae ae ke
ote , Be RADIO: LIBERACION. AND RADIO PROGRESO /HAVANA RADIO stat Ions/,-.
Pg APRIL Gp. a Ast AND. 12 KOON = "THE chLEF OF THE MISSION TO. won
OF THE SOUTH: VIETNAMESE NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT: HaS SENT & MESSAGE
“qo AFRO-AMERICANS ON THE ASSASSINATION OF THE LEADER, MARTIN LUTHER
: KING. THIS MESSAGE SAYS THAT THE CRIME WHICH WAS COMMITTED AGAINST
WARTIN LUTHER KING UNNASKS THE EVIL FACE OF THE RULERS AND RACISTS
. OF THE UNITED STATES.** ‘*TKE MESSAGE OF THE VIETNANESE MISSION IN
" WAVAWA ENDS BY SAYING THAT, WITH THE ASSASSINATION OF LUTHER KING,
“ALL THAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED BY THE RULERS OF THE UNITED STATES
= IS TO POUR GIL ONTO THE. FLAMES OF THE STRUGGLE OF AFRO-ANERICANS,
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“ AND: THAT THE SE FLAMES ARE RISING VIOLENTLY TO PUT aN ERD TO ALL THE
OPPRESSION AND IngUST ICE WHICH Is FOUND In TRE UNITED STATES, WHICH
"HINDERS THE ADVANCEMENT ‘OF THE MILL TONS OF” PEOPLE IN THE ENTIRE
COUNTRY». eee oy a
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pee PAPRIL, REP P.M, - s ggstoneLy CARHICHAEL oe
ae SADE OF BAG Bi Sam — av Mehorb ab anh ows vi Cae
ee RIFEES AND, PISTOLS. AND - LAUNCH AN “ASSAULT. on THE: ‘STREETS OF THE .
oe “eiries OF THE UNITED STATES 18 REPRISAL FOR KiNG ASSASSINATION: *
CARMICHAEL” PRED ICTED THAT THERE WiLL BE, EXECUTIONS IN THE STREETS. AS
A. RESULT OF KING * s ASSASSINATION... HES “ALSO PREDICTED. ‘THAT THE re
| vraewee WHICH: “HAS, BEEN ‘UNLEASHED BY NEGROES As a RESULT, OF MING" Ss. a
DEATH. WILL BE’ “PALE AS COMPARED To WHAT. wate HAPPEN in AMERICAN
[CHTiEss" + me, a ce eo og . oa .
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4). ONCE ‘AGAIN THAT THE ‘EXPLOITED WASSES CAN ‘ony: ANSWER: -REACTIONARY
, _ Viovewce. WITH. REVOLUTIONARY VLOLENCE.*' .
rs : aH RaDtO PROGRESO, LF arin, £ cic Ps we spre" SAID |
‘oun Tas A TELEPHONE INTERVIEW, THAT. on SER iOUS ‘MISTAKE MAS BEEN’ ‘MADE. -
“cIN ASSASSINAT ING, DRs KING: ‘BECAUSE HE. HAD. BEEN. THE LEADER: oF a ‘NOVE- _
| MENT. WHICH’ “URGED: “THE: NEGRO PEOPLE OF: THE UNITED “STATES” NoT- To ‘BURN .
THE CITIES, NOT” TO: COMMIT: ACTS, OF viOLENCE. THIS MEANS THAT IT WIL
BE NECESSARY To START AN ALL- OUT REVOLUT 10N.* CARNICHAEL ‘ADDED -
SERIOUS: AWeIDE WTS. HAVE TAKEN. PEACE. IN 3 CITIES WHERE THERE HAVE.
“BEEN FIRES, SHOOT ING, "FIGHTING , AND DEATHS, AS A RE SUL’ OF THE CRIME
COMMITTED AGAINST DR. KING. NATURALLY, OTHER SIMILAR THINGS WILL
TAKE PLACE. GUERR ILLA: WARFARE WILL RAPIDLY SPREAD THROUGH TRE CITIES ee
BECAUSE IT IS ALREADY EVIDENT THAT WE CANNOT OPENLY REBEL AGAINST
‘THE POLICEs* STOKELY CARMICHAEL’ ENDED THE INTERVIEW BY SENDING
AFFECTIONATE REGARDS TO THE REVOLUTIONARY CUBAN PEOPLE AND TKEIR -
LEADER, FIDEL CASTRO RUZ.°*
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/— SECRETARY-GENERAL OF ‘THE MOVEMENT FOR THE INDEPENDENCE OF PUERTO ~ | oe
RICO, MADE THE FOLLOWING STATENENTS IN A LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE re
ANTERV IEW - por ‘LUTHER KING? 8 ASSASSINATION. WiLL ‘UNDOUBTEDLY PRE--
oe _ CIPITATE: THE REBELLION oF THE: NEGRO: PEOPLE OF THE UNITED" STATES | - aes
; ahist WE tie ABUSES oF wien they, ‘HAVE BEEN THE ‘opue cr * ne rca
a NA, 5 Pai, W Pe Me Ras EX e CUTIVE SECRETARIAT
OF. THE: asian, AFRICAN, AND ‘LATIN. AMERICAN ‘PEOPLES. SOLIDARITY’ “ORGANI= « ae
| BATION /ARLAPSOZ SENT A-WESSAGE. OF CONDOLENCE ‘TO THE sNcc OW. THE a
. ASSASSINATION. OF LUTHER KING 1° THE AALAPSO"S NESSAGE 10 THE -
' AMERICAN PACIFIST ORGANIZATION ENDS AS FOLLOWS aA BEG YOU TO. oo a
THE FaNILY: OF -WART IH ‘LUTHER: KING: ‘AND TO alt AFRO-AMERICANS rari
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, OUR DEEPEST SORROW OVER, HIS DEATH, our DECISION ‘TO SUPFORT Your
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* Skows US ‘THAT ARMED ‘REVOLUTIONARY VIOLENCE, is THE ONLY. way oF ACHIEV= .. aS ce
“ING. GENUINE LIBERATION=-W ILL HELP STHENGTHES: THE STRUGGLE oF THE
_AFROCAMERICAN PEOPLE, ‘WHICH 1s ALREADY. ‘ame aw THE Binéct fon oF a
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wit THE “RESPECT: ‘wittcn’ 1s DUE’ To THe “AS rutin BEINGS," mt a
, ‘te RADIO HABANA, Y APRIL, a me FR AAREVEREND RAFAEL PASTOR. _ - a . eae
+ OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: "IN Luyano, HAVANA, MADE THE‘FOLLOWING vas oe
- STATEMENTS IN A SPECIAL INTERVIEW - AIS BROTHERS; THE AMERICAN, a
; NEGROES, WILL LEARN MUCH FROM HIS DEATH. WE. |CAN ALMOST ASSURE THAT
TREY, THE AMERICAN NEGROES WHOSE DIGNITY AKD: ‘DECORUM HAS BEEW
in: re WaT ION ‘AND IW. rr “onan WaT Lows wate BE. TREATED 7 —
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"But RADIO “LIBERACION, Foran, Ye. M. # EDITORIAL COMMENTS
. . cast 012 No" THE NOW=VIOLENT LINE WHICK WAS “ADVOCATED BY LUTHER RING
a "SAYING. wat THIS, Ling was TNORERAT IVES PSMART IN LUTHER. KING. Dip Nor
- PREACH. VioLeNce ‘BUT “HE” WAS’ THE “VICTIM OF VIOLENCE.” ‘HE DID not ~
UNLEASH viavence ‘Bur vioLénce MOWED ate Down's. os Dames
; “He “RADIO HABANA'y ¥ ‘APRIL. 68, Yap Pam. i **.0HRSON mate
re HIS TRIP. HE CALLED ‘THE. CIVIL RIGHTS “LEADERS*~WHO WERE MORE OR. es
LESS. UNDER CONTROL--T0.G0 TO TKE WHITE HOUSE. JOHNSON APPEARED ow os ae
| TELEVISION, HE ‘EXPRESSED. HIS ANGUISH AND HIS SORROW. - HE ‘NAD, ee
i “INSP Ii ED COWNENTS: ABOUT MART IN- LUTHER” ‘KING THE SE; “ACTIONS AND THESE ~
a WORDS HIDE. FEAR OVER. THE ‘Wave OF: aust VIOLENCE WHICH Is. ‘STARTING To”:
- war A. Tite WHEN, “COMPLEX ANTER-
SPREAD THROUGH THE- ‘united staless 7
"WAT LOWAL NEGOT LAT LOWS HIGHT BE UNDERWAY, UNDER DIFFICULT conDIT LOMS,
_ THIS NEW CRIME WIDENS THE CHAS WHICH DIVIDES THE’ PEOPLE: OF THE-.
UNITED “states AND INCITES ‘THE PEOPLE To PReMOTE DISTURBANCES, ‘WHOSE,
es “REACHING ‘ERFECTS ARE. HARD, To PREDICT.°? wrth assassination. OF ee
MARTIN “LUTHER KiNG. CONF iRNS Tat ‘THE VIOLENCE OF INPERIALISI Racists _ os
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Communist Party. (PCD), the ‘Corimunist . 14th of June’ Revolutionary _
.Movement’ (MR-134), and various trade unions. All. appeared .
in the 7 ‘April (1968 issue of EL Nacional. .
. 2. “the text of. the: ‘PCD statement makes reference to. the:
visit of Stokely” CarmictiaeL to the. Latin American -Solidarity-
tOrganization- Conference (LASO) quotes & statement ‘by- Fidel-
‘Castro on ‘Carmtchael- -and the concept of. “Black’ Power," and:
; ‘expresses ‘the. solidarity: .of the PCD with. the struggle of
“.. North American Negroes. ‘The. MR-1d4, ‘statement, only. availab].
; in gist,’ Says that. King's deatii: reveals the profound. “erisis’.
‘ éxisting within. US society, and shows that -for the: "racist’’ : :
forcés,""' violence. is “the ‘only law and: is applied: to internal :
- and external enemies alike.
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~ reverendo Martfn' Luther King, ~”
' Ea comuntéades separades ol!
‘Partido Comunista’ Dominicano y
91 Movimiento Révolucionarto 14,
“da ‘Judie’ dicen ‘solidarizarse con”
ol movimiento ndgro- ‘de loa Esta
doa Unidos, ot
El PCD aghala: ‘qie el i asestnalo
“del; Uder pactfista ha tonido *justa
> réspudata® en’ la’ vidlencla desata-
da on las cludades mAs tmportantés
do ba: Estados Unidos “quo ha obli-
ado & que’ 6] presidente: Johnson
‘eancelara su viaje al exterior para
“cotiversiciones.de paz en Vietnam,
Dice:rezpaldar-la rebelién, ¥ los
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. camino. ¢n Jos Estados Unidos para,-
> Mbrarse de la violencia de 103 mas
* les que padecé ese pueblo es la vio-
bard eléistema imperlalista®, -
‘El PCD demandé de las organi
: ‘riclonés ‘polfitcas ysindicales déa-
sarrollar actividades’ en apoyoah,
lucha. de jos Negros norteamertca-
nos...
Por su parte ol 14 de. Junto con.
_stder& quo el agesinata del Premio: --
N6bel de la:Paz revela la profunda
crisis ‘en quaha entrado la sociedad _
‘porteamericana,
+ Demuostra, segin el i4 de Junto,
pes ;ara las fuerzas racistas la
“ley op la violencia y que ésta -’.
es Aplicada a todo enemigo inter.”
no o’extarno” que'se revelo contra
‘el Amperto brutal®,:-
Entlende la organiza ct6n: potftica -
que la muerte ‘del reverendo Lu‘
ther “King es una gran ensefianza .
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dérechos * tiviles y ‘por-ta paz, El aseésinato ‘de Lather. King, -
sera. presentado como la obra de 1 mano fandtica de un ractsta; “|”
pero queda clara ia Tesponsabilidad de los Interesados en Baul.
dar.ta.aceiéd civil por. la violencia,’ de los inter Sadis en im.”
poner l@ mordaza“a‘los reclamos del pueblo que cada‘vez mas
-Jugha organizada mé te: y que compreade “los objettvos de- esa
_ fecha, ae" ‘los, menopolios impertalistas, :
| La violencia “engondra itolaneta, Muchos sigios do. explota:..
elén | 'y .de- Tepresién -han pasado hasta que en los attuimos anos .
el* negra norteameric Ondenza aorganizar su resistencia; -
y en ello 'é) papel de, er King es lnnegable, dé los thas altos
‘_ moritos, dé la; mas ‘encoimtable abdhegacién, aunqué su prédica,
do "pax mo. haya sido compreasibie por todos tos optimidos nt -
2 i ‘rds ‘apropiada come to lemuestra Su 8u propia niderte, - .
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ay Los négros. ‘constir ent bos -Estados Unidos el secior mas _
1 explotads -de be clase obrera en el nivel de" Sueldos, en la dis.
q criminacisa social que asume formas raciales, ' en la propor.
ci6n de les’ que participan ‘en el effrcito, en log Blanes de |
segutos sociales; por lo que la diseriminactén y Su respuesta +
én ‘la lucha por los derechos civiles tiene caracterfsticas esen,
clalmenié clasistas aunque asuma formas raciales, y por ‘bo
que crecientemente este fendmeno es comprendido por las ,
1 propias mtsas blancas que ‘apoyan los reclamos civiles de ls
: poblacisa de raga africana ‘marginada de la sociedad,
Creen Disturbios
Influiran en. Dolar
‘ARIS, 6 de abril, (AFP). Et También se , comprveba ese re.
Llido de los disturbtos raciales traso en las escuelas y centros
Estados Unidos, cuya primera sociales, asf como Ja estrecha co.
al ba sido eY'asesinato del p88. yreiacién que existe entre el sub.
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: iman boy aqui los observada | qisturbios raciaies, agrega el ex
ministro fran¢e,
ca efecto, -el desencadenamiento Por ello, Washigton proyecta
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los pueblos explotades del, Mundo. i . :
; SU- DELITO: Lactar fer la, Mberaci6n de los negros, contra la. diseriminacisa .
> racial, contra das vaziciones y “ta esplotaciéa, que sufren’sus hermanos de ‘rata en’
los Estadas Unidos, Es ef “delito” que le cargan quienes, goblernan p para el mal 2
todos aquellos que se reténa, que hichan por, 3 Hbertad, | eee Mee
. La mberte de“ ‘King! a, ‘conmévide au Mundo porque evidencia en n forma alarmantée
- hasta-déade pueden Hegar los Fieachones Tacistas que controlan a poder’ en los.
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a La vio a rebeldfh ee kes) ogres ¥. y. de todos los demScratas corfenzn det anevo
a estremecer ja Sociedad sorteamericana, - -
La. -soudaridad internacional. con su ‘causa se -Sxpresa ea rafitiptes formas,
Py Y nosotros, ‘los obreros dominicanss, devames, nuestra vor, de protesta yY.
" Hamamosa lasolidarided activacon toda manifestaci6n de Jucha,. que dentro j 5 fuera
. de'los Estados Unidos, express ef repudio a ese hecho Bichornoso; . .
“ Adoptamos esta actioad conscientes de ‘que ‘al sumarnos ra la protest munitiai
nos colocamos junto al sector mis oprimido y vejado ‘da ‘la clase obrera porteame. “
Yicana: los trabajadores ‘ Regros, 'Y de que nos sttuamos de frente a los poderosos’
que: con hipocresfa unos -¥, cod.cinismo otros, dicen lamentar, la‘ muerte del Ider”
. weer | mientras, preparas us bayonetas para | tratar deaplastir la lucha deseneade,
naday
explotados, up ‘Iuchador por |
no merecfa /homenaje alguao, |
ae ” sin embargo, Lather King ‘tiene
a los que encarmamas ‘en esta aerra los intereses del tiabajo, y del- progreso de foda .
la “bumantdad, ¥ _por = en esta ocasiéa, también damos un pasos al frente:
Llamamos & todos los hombres” honestos dé ‘nuestra Patria a menifestir su
* solidaridad con la gausa de los. “negros.t norteamericanos. .
Llamamos a las dems ofgantzactones ‘do trapajadores a repudtar el asesinato
- de Luther: - King ya solidarizarse con. ja lucha de los négros ROrteamericanos,
. Llarnamas a la. Universiaad watdadeha de Santo ‘Domiaga ya
. demoeriticos del pafs, para’ que; dmparados ‘ en su st autonomta, éeciarea tres. fas, de .
duelo por el asesinato de Lather King. _ . ’
* Que en’ hs idbrica's, ‘en las _escuelas, ¢ en las oftcinas y- en todos Jos centros de .
trabajo se “rinda “ho menaye ¢ al ifder asesinadd y se exprese nuestro apoyo” al piedlo vo
ante ‘colocads en la} primera ifpea de,-
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a LYDEN ‘A, p élearea and’ wittiag: contact, pYovided ‘the. —
Rt following information which Was obtained during: a ‘surveillance’ “
"o£, IDEN’ Cy: -The” ‘SurvetlJancé was. a “joint effort of IDEN A.and | .s
local ODENVE. ODENVY is not aware that ; IDEN A has Passed the: ad
information to" JMWAVE. Sc : ; on co flag
aon 2. on Thursday ; 19 May - 1966, a surveillance was. institutad _—
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“11: oo ‘a. m,, and’ terminated at 5:15 p.m... ‘During the ‘conversation.
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_to-be IDEN E; references: were. made to the Florida Gubernatorial ~~
_ Races” a trip to ‘Bimini; and: several ‘niscellaneons: sex. experiences.
; 20 ay’ i966. a sear ¥eh was: made. ‘of. #ooms. 620 and 622.
after EDENS ‘Cand’ 'D moved out ‘Forwarded ‘under separate cover:
_ are copies of items found in ‘the waste’ ‘baskets and ‘dressers; . .
“ a‘hotel- bill, and a List of telephone ‘numbers which were: called»
- Ow 18) - 29 May 1986... : _
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‘5. _ IMWAVE- traces: “were negative on. all: ‘personalities ee
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-personalities whoo reside. in the JNWAVE area.
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_ President" ‘and: attributed to Martin Luther King, - ‘published’ on. oe ns
7 . pages. 15 and 17 of the 22 Oct ober 1964 -issue of: the Italian +
f _ . . Communist Party organ Vie. Nuove, .is-a straight forward expression _
z ".of the hopes and aspirations of the American Negro> population: Lo
eo . and of its determination to cont inue the struggle by non-violent
Oe . ‘Means until full social dnd economic equality has boén obtained.
2p fhe Brticle dogs’ not contain anytling which ‘could be. considered
“as typical communist propaganda nor anything that seems to be”
ae
“} $+ directed specifically to a communist audience. The article.)
i a! under King's byline, would be “Perfect ly. proper for any. Ameri an:
an q oo Publication. . f
a . oo ~ a0 At. the beginning of the article, Vig Nuove rte the
following. editorial ‘comment . a,
}
‘The racial problem is ohe of. the subjects that inost diyides _ a
the American states in this presidential election! This mo,
a article, by Martin Luther King, that we ‘published | jexclisively,,.
+ 0 -d2luminates * its. nost dratiatic aspects: and’ expresses the oa :
; - yequests that the colored population payauges to:the entire
an nation. It is-a denunciation of the nequa lity of rights
“. that goes beyond the secular racjal quest it nN The . "you, must .
_fespect my person" ‘is a requést that the problém of Dehocracy
poses ' for everyone: — ; . -
3. Despite the: ‘date of ita publication “the diticle. \pbearg. 5s
to have been written ‘some months ago. This is; evident from King's
reference in the article. to: the “fact that the ‘Civil Rights’ ‘BALL
’ was before. Congress. at the time- he was writing the article. ‘The: Oe,
Bill, it will be recalled, was enacted into law on 2 July. 1964; wo
. The conclusion to be drawn-from this is that the article's
".. appearance in Vie Nuove’ or- “at least, its composition by king, is
not the-direct result, of any contacts. that King may have had with |
PCI officials during his visit to Rome in mid/September .
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averé nelle Prospettive della vita sovictica e del
Movimento operaio | internazional non_potevuna
- hon’ suscitate intertogativi, non diventare argo-
niento di riftessione e di dibattito bef oltre te
quelle decisioni e il modo cuntraddittorio, tale
~-da laseiare ancora vaste.zoie d’ombra. col quale
“sone state conunicate.; heano certo determinate
piede ues toni boue tie A at eres hee ad tere arbres oe
frontiére dell'Unione Sovictica. La procedura di.
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pag. 3 Rinascita ~
& che Maffaring della erisi del centro-sinistra e°
del naufragio de Ne’ sue, prospeltive politiche im-_ -
- pedisce a certi democratici ¢ a, staluni socialisti’ di
‘guardare al di la dei voti- delle: prossime elezioni.
‘municipali, anche quando ai tratta della prospet-
tiva mondiale, Con il risultato, créediamo, di non
seder chiara né quello che pud accadere mel
mondo, né quello che accadra acl municipio,
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* “protvedimenti. legists . st
~ IReaty dal fatto che, da molti anol,
una legge federale ha autoriazato la |
Rinaseita pag. 3
Marta kather King jr. lea.
Wer def moeing ata inteyruzro-
Nisha orstirs Oo ekrty dere
watte del prestu Nobel della
pace, Doifatione dei. snod rap.
perk ammiah saiiy dato della
lotta’ delice poseiariont ameri-
cine di voles pavdac ar
The Nation stadeiano la par
te centrale in vad vengano. af-
franteté & problemi di tatlica €
Strufegia dela, duttagiia ancora
in corsa, Anche f Utseqni ‘che
_fllustrane la pevina sono ripre-
sida The Natoa, | -
- Per motti-annl, net TAssaté, fa> fot. -
_ta'per i dlriti det negri, & stata ostas
“evlata, da dna lecoatasa -molteplicita
di tattiche. Net peimd periedo del-go-
verna Kennedy. & sastenute
Parione governa y stra
si ‘alferme ‘che le lege
sige intervealos goverta-
on pid
afeterminare
tive sareble Dastato a
profondi . cambiimeatiy . .
Priva - ane JV movimento
pee i dirith: Givili impostasse una ses
tin campagna in) quel dicezione,
Pemergenza dium ento rivolu-
fionaria ih masaaconcentrd di nude.
vO Pattenzioke sullintsiativa .begists
»e@ da‘allora Vistangs fondamen- ,
tale -eni Vopinione puddtiea guatda
& 2 Congresyo. . :
Gli atti legistativi, come. le sen-
a =
Veffetto,
ALO pow ite
tits 2
.govert
essere dlusori: gh
esemp)
flied ,elettorall feilerali-
éreazione- di oe
per: Viscrigione degli cietloré: | cle
le gene in cul 2 Ainitte dilate’
Vialato: eppure, ancor ogi nessuno
elettore degra. Un esempio ancor Pp
elamerosa. di "
‘ aor
-eame ha mess: 0 dot
Howiird a, é.che aemmeno ‘ta le
‘gistazione siti dirittl civili approva-,
ta nel 1866-8 stata mai appticata nel-
HE codice penale Amer al
2, stabilisce
“ governativa, |
Sud, 7 3
titolo 10, sezioni 24tre 2
éhe un fuazionaria il quate geght a.
un citlading Vetercitia dei swoi ‘dirit-
i costituzionali, 0 ehignque agisca
. eon questa: obicttive, commette” ua
= delitto. nia le vielationi di questo,
_articolo sono hen ‘pid aunierose del
“pari .casi in ‘cul I ministerd della
> ,-Giustizia ne ha invocato Vapplica-
ainne. ; .
“OH fatto @ che Ja fegistazione fede-,
rale & violula nel Sud in modo
cosh massiccio che non % -esagera-
none affermare che Vunita federalte | -
del paese @ poco pid di can'iflucione.-
Per if negra del Sad e@ selo un tragico
mito: @ state sfruitato, impfigionato 4
assasainato, e wbbene Lh lease federa-
Ye avrebbe potatoe ragsunzere | vol-
pevoli non @ stato fatto nulla per di-
miauire Foppressinge di cui ib negro
@ viltinw. .
Le vivlazioni pid tragiche e fre-
* queati si veeifieane netic” Fone in cur
Ys bentalita della polusa noa ha un
freno. eo in cur sano’ in wigece legst
totaly chioratoente: Ulegali contra d
aeze. Moti americans beanchi
Sord nea a condo coate di yusnte
sia drutale i) countjpurtaaenty della
pelt, er quaniv quceto stato di
eee oie denecabaaata TE Cemitato
per dently cred. abagee aver coupe
arate alfeata e acre
a oche guieata é
att :
Re dae shiagha
Ba hid
Pew,
-che.
ppheate. e -chi pertanto |
e inguele
det,
2
arri armatia J
&
AY
avverté
svolgona manifestagioni neyre non
viotente, e quindi_é@ convinta di aver
assishto: a jin episodio sporadico di,
. .wepressidne. eecessiva: non si.rende
La brutalits polizi
Rivenra o, del miglivre déi casi, tra
- findiffereara della comuiita, é/ una
espericnza quotidiana dei negri in
rode“del Suds To negrl vivono
7 -
Of ottobre 1 064
questa fealtN solo’ quando a
‘pubblica democraticn, In tale
“*eessa che si trascinerd per
-. gio della rinune
“dimoste;
dé Martin Luther King
in uno stato di polizia che, parados-
salinente, prospera in. sero: & una re-
situa-
rione, un‘occasionale denuncia del go-
‘rno federale, seguita da-un pro-
nal, non.
pud essere certo riteant _freno-
efficace:¢-anzi, spesso,’ &-ancor pez-
icia sad vagire, perche
dimostra la fuliliti} e la. deholezza
def potere federale. :
MoRi si domandano come mai le
nie le lotte nel Sud tea-
lene omen
ack
Testimenianze
sh exapidamente do-
pe On avvie Vigarase ¢ una soma
di ecvici sacrifi fa risposta @ che
dacgri sono steti seonfati dalla forra
bruta, Un capparato statale abitiaty-
“4
lono a estingne
‘da generazioni ‘ad agirg-nelta pit are
-soluta_impumta, pad ricartere alia
picga di qualsiasi struaenta di pos.
tere. incontroilato: un‘acione legate.
fedevale, o te spofadiche.e spesso ink
tith crlst di coscienza federali; oor
ahtlatio b aegei in questa Inpart bat-
’ preparate per la_prossima
pi
spalta. . oo,
1 oegri hanno. trovato oellaziond
tHretta_ non’ violenta. uno struménto
- ga bruta, ma nan é uno strumento fl
fa“ luce
i araatt” della ne.
aa muanifestazione
carro armato « Thompson » di
spound, con dotici:uomini a. berda -
arinat! di fucill, titvaglialuci e bom-
be Jucrimogene, -tre autocarrl per il
tfasporté di‘ truppe, tre autobtinda
con riflettori, tre autocarri: pesanti
cen rimorchio e circa 500 uomint,
ultre a una forza di ciserva di troppe-
‘stalali, di impiegati delauinlaistra-
ne comunale ¢.di pattuglie di civ
Questo? ilo ‘locale attendé Ye
~ manifestazion
deute ost €
With @ far uso-delle armi., we
- Non si_pud non conchidere che 4
Aegri. § quali hanno dimostrate un
con fa consucta fac!
nuracoluse-eontrothaplego della ‘for. -
on vialente con evi- -
di_ un amichevéle. colpetto-’
im. apparvero ‘ally. =
coraggia eecezionale nella loro azio- .-
ne diretta non vialenta, séno) statl
abbandonati_ dal pill potente governo
del mondo. Hanno subiio la violenza’
oper rivelare quanto profondo sia it’
fe_la loro
n ha saputo
lavece venice in toro aiuto che con
iV niinimo di coragsio ¢ di deci-
sione, fo
Questa contraddizione deve essere
assululsmente risolta, Legzi e comita-
ti inter-razziali non possono trasfor-
mare una comunita quando colore
io qual detengano i} puotere locale
sanno di poter cicorrere aH’uso dela
forea mentre i] potere centrale tem-
pores: Nel mondo esistono governi
i quali nen sono in grado di control.
lare aleuny zone del parse, cosl come
i geverne americano di cenUanni or
sone ton contrallava le zone able
tate dalle tribd indiane. Oggi siamo
sicini alvanno 2000, ¢ la nostra poo
tensa nazivaale & quasi senza limitit
eprpure, if governo non } to grado
di fae applicare la legge aemmeno
in un precoly, polverose villaggio det
Sid.
i governo aon ha oramai altra al.
terastiva che affeontere in moda ded:
Hilla nuoew fb problenia. -N vigore
Mel movimente pee i diritty he asa
@ deatitate 9 eatinsuces, perched t
MK Vodorcona ars fa hure forts
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to) BaTIS r a 1g: fF
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. “Guatemala. “e¥e$ referred to as a Communist synpathiser through - - _. — - 0 4.
‘collatorsticn between Crtodoxos and Communists and friendship well- - ~~ - oo
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oval dzys visiting a cicttr of unives siticay ho doperted £ ayn tha . ,
2 for" Fronca via soa_end, upon his arrives in cronce, teck a - :
“While of tending tha Festival, he was invite by °
es aot ‘tye cn qlerstioa prescat to visit Cermunist Chinz, PARTIGE
"gsczated, tt thivelins edrose the vary to CHina;.» yhore ha reveined for a eters.
Borie ef tino, H2 returned to: ‘duba vineCicchor! Lovésda, Austria, Preeon mdse.
2a conalete trip lasted cpprox irate? y. oix Bonths,
, Office ties reflect that WARTINGZ- -423 ane of thre. cuban delegates of
» the Cuban Uatver ott Studeats’ Federatien to tho vifth National Studr
qi 38 peos a eolucens cond: 7
2th TISTA ‘dict: »J3 Merch 1°53, contclng a “a :
. ‘fartucls showing Subject ostivo- dtey 0. 2NYE, Rel VAIDES Vivo, dnd - ,
ADE snis}iA DADA, . ong othts, in or, gents Ths. & teonereso Mertieno per los (| -
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thinking of ReeSSTIN, 1 fornor Cuban Hiditary Attaché.4n Wash ngton,
ot ow serving :a eix-year tera in priaoa fér ecagsiricy, to overthrew the:
ws _Gaban Goverment. ~The satweduction was malo by NogyAnTY, a law student
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GARG Bkre ‘a seta. that. reemtiy he had been in tontarence th
. thres. factions othe: Parts ol
: the sea asked to try.to tri
a UFtadaxo ‘Party: ‘the groups of AGE SIS,”
“elections, ‘The. ‘You! ‘ate sta
b ‘WALL not: take. ead tin a sieeinets one, He ad ‘ot Zeal. that.‘:
SSS IICK or Frenoie&' cHore hela ‘great ‘deal of inflsence axang the. Youth: ate.
id ooid that Marl ga VADULLA was the’ most respected bead the Touth leaders.
Tale rcp eachews: violent: revolutionary actions . . ce ;
. 3 ouch Bhréena plotures hinselt a the’ pereéa “who cen see the Ortodexo. ¢
: . Youth to abandon revolutionary eethods, and toward wots hte, fe writing a sérieq 2
aan “et, articles for such widéely-read marasines es us he points nit to ~ 3
"tha Youth. that.tines have changed since he CANTA E led the Youth in the :
‘ asseult on Caxp Colusbia, Ho sald that his cocpleta roena) + ef policy is going Sg
4 to confuse Ouban youth, but ho feels {t is the only way to bring unity to the party” ars
7° > aad prepare for the elections of 1958. He foare that Hay wll be a-meath of ~ .
owt inoreased wiolenoe intiabanay as, énve the Fevelutioneries Fealise that tay. hye ‘ - hs
x aa a - . ‘ .
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for. the a lecttons 4 ia 1959 .
- he GARCIA ‘plrocka feole that. the Ortedexd Party. hes oaly ‘about a 25 per: -eont chance
is. ef winning’a Presidential sleotton <= not because it coujd not command enough
- Wohes, but becouse the Girrent Fegine of, torrorien would not dare permit'm + oo:
“eppenition: party: to”
io.into power, Thay “havesgond too far onthe roed-to ~~. °° .
tion, Smprisonment, and yobbery » to give up their power,” - -
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\ Ort oxb). but, separated fron it becsuee of differences_of opinion with the are
leiders Roberto AGRAIDNTS and. Jose)/ARD0 Llada. He ‘had béen a University wet.
' professor ‘ind instructor” of, minitecy psychglogy at the Cabafla Yortress and ab”
one time.had. considerable “following anong Cubdn youth and many. friendo in tho. of
_ Coben any. In dri) Agsy: hie wos sentenced to three years’ inprisonnent for”
sonspiracy against the. BATISTA Governzent but was released by amesty_ ‘in June 19%. .
Since then he has refrained fren rovolutlonsry activities and has been ocerpled | |
witb writing mildly anti-Govermoent articles for various publications and oe
maintaining contact with the principal leaders of the opposition parties.. Ina - .
forthcoming article to appear in Bohenta, he will exhort the youth-of Cuba ‘to give }!
}. up their violent ‘revoluticnary activities and to-secke power through elections in
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‘ ‘by the Citef of the Departneit of Direction. of the Cudsa Fational Folica:
‘o'-tho- Chief of the Dopartzsnt. of Investigation covoerning tevolutionery .
‘plana ty ‘Communists end oppoattiontsts: ‘$6 oreato digturdandes on 23 Fotrus”
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silent Petes" this’ ‘Mes ‘Rha. Sodiliestion of .
The ‘ecuree 5 of o pravtghe report, en plano fer 0 roveluttonify “soup am 28 oo ' . ., .
__ ebrary 1956 has. furnished ‘the folloving additional informations 7 re a ae 0 eee
*""emye gonsptrasy do continuing to develop ferertehiy, and there.ts-a °
: danger, that fhe: srovolution BOY broak OUR Oy tins Pefore_ “26 Pobrutary.
fdcong: ‘the revolutionary jenders ara si FUSRTAS’ Ter apd foberte-”
Temas ‘Also involyed 1s Zuf TERNAL SE Gt: “3% who. has ¢
lSturved to ‘Cuba. Alzost oll the revdlutiocary-lesiers who wore‘
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' . organ’ aed CY gtsstitent members of the PRC(A) a0 a polft‘cal party tp copose
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cr PRIO%G organtestion. It was undoubtedly the matortty party in Cubs in 1952
~ © and unt!) CHSA>® death reqatned a strerg pell{tical force drawing ita
_atgength Srom.the mmarey, However, with Cif Ws’ death and PRIO’s exile tt 4 | f
faded tn tngorfance and today fa-amall and d'videds oom . 2 '
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“"s § Dry Carlo an'rZ oterling, who has presidential antittors, attempted to
- _¢ Biko Gwer cénttSl of the Parts after CHIM.’ desth tut was unsuccessful fn ,
holdfng {t intact, ReuBQuea., brother of Eduardo, now heads one faction of
the Party, Another faction, “Qrtovoxta Libre} has been fermed by Caria <
“WHA! QUEZ Storling. Dr/ Antcnf™4AlTIN’2 Fraga, who was dénfed menberahtp fA :
ts © the orfginel Ortodoxo party, has @ lead'ng roll in the “Ortcdoxia Libre®, = ~
we SUT] another faction of the orfginal proup fo headed by RohortOOnsMOnTE,
% who aloo has peratdential smittfons, while smother group of followers of the
- ortginal Crtodoxo Party rensin loyal to EntlioNQcHay a membor of the
Direattrs cunet y ofcthe'Perty: OCHOA has refused to aocent the guarunteas .
STA -goxsemiont and retirn to Cubs Cron Wlamt and thus does not
t
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> Of Uptaloxe anders ofthar sre favorable or ayypathatts to the “tnaurres
thesteiintroduced by AaeNca-tio end b's fcllcwors, At a recent meot'ng of _
“the party at Testro*Fart!, AGUIMNTF snd other leaders were hissed, and there
waa constdersbie tolk of promottag srned rurrlt sgatnat the qresent repine,
- . PHdel CAsTO, who ta now ta Mextoo, han ap iolnted losh ManuaTwAR FZ a8 ene
” cabled “Chief of the Coeigndea™ of-Marianke, MARBINZ, a young Urtedoxo, ta
_ Tat present tn Varaorn’ nepottating-an arin entfment for Cube“whtoh reportetly
* wA21 Re" brourht fn by\ a proud of flsharmen wala Colona, Pinar dol Rio. ~
. v? 7 7 2
omnente ‘In order to clear up the sonfuaton croatad by soured cendarning wo
. 0 Lae PRTGY, <6 ke potato out that the ortgtns! lntty Charter draw up by
the Ortadoxos om 23 Mardi 39°S was algned by ACIUOMINTF, CHCA “HART 52 pterling,
Pajayo CUE gntonto NAAHIO, frm otsco EAU Nb, and Others with ‘ndepandent =.
vendanates, The preatdent of thia, the "Unt(led" Ortotoxos, 4g Ran) CHIOAS., «*
Meoently MANCUYS sterling split from the “Uni fted™ Ortoduxos and formed the ~
UrtodoxtasLibre, Another group Encwm ao the Regiatered Ortodaxos 1 under
tha leadership of Fretertoo FXHMANDFZ Casua, Apparently source, in
ceanon*ing on the varlous *groups" hasded by ATUOINTP, Raul CHIBA, and
OC MA, 'a roferring to the populer followiny thane Individuals haye within
the Unified" Crtatoxeas They do not ao ssQ) represent o sanarata segment ’
Ot the Crtrdoxo party. . ary
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party fa the ycuth branch, the Juvertjd Urtodexo (00). 4B has represertation
4n Just about every tovn tr the Hewbile ard ‘a partic.tarly act've at the
Untverstty cf habara. [Pep Franeisc cove, Un'wers'ty orcfessor and menber
of the Direct‘ va Sounctl o2 the Crtodcxo Party, ‘3 adv’ser of the 0, -
CATINNE 48 well known for hie Teftio® lesnings, “Actually, when the Partido
Crtadexo vas fa the original stages of organtsaticr.Cocan'sts at Habona
Unt veratty prepared and asatated in orgertainp the <C, Tha JO frequently
attacks the Usd, wtth slogans thet dictatorships ex’ st tn Lat'n Anerioa
* | pecanse thotr antigcormin'sm pleases tha U.S. On 27 sentender, for exanple,
Dra, Pi Ley RT, a woll-known Ortodcxo orosinert in 00 act‘ vittes, stated
on a television qieaticn-andeanswer propras that the dt ctators™'p of QATIOTA
sudstats tecause the Ospartment of State 4s flottered & WATIoTA’s ant’-f orm
nfsa, which fa not antiecomain'aa but antiedemocratisa. The follewing are
sone of the mora proanent oro-Covualats who influance the Juventud Ortodoxos
. c
r Ona PANGS, directer of the Tuventud Ortodoxo,ewas Searetary ef the Conrreso
Dereches de a Juventud, organ'aéed by the Co~min'sts, and has
aigned nusercds Farxtst sani frstday
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a 1 .
Max toNnicy , who vas an act've Covantet pronayshd? st tn the Untvors'ty, has
ferxeprmosimee Ot gral all Marx’ ot mantfestoes tiaued at the Untverstty and _
» bas been seen on ay egret oocagtina wits Alfredo @ TVAPA bad
. Rab YALD Vivo, (wal}-tnown Comint ata), olose friends of'hte,
* valvedoPbs, dJuventad dtrectox, has a Covwnlet backengnd and {a a mouber.
Ft to 4 1 ny
>of the rare Un! varsity group. . ~~ ve
.
Fy
* oe :
) MaASAIAD WA, proLowuntst, nassetgned rant fedstoes in-favor of Giatthefa
- and ag al 1953 ant!Conduntut legislation, He is a
ya . mender of Te dam Unversity group,
ee - 2. > ; sat laments ~
dG. The print énto da Layesfotba Batten FY cove to rors Rabl’a optnion and pot
‘ps onitltteal party, 2UUS bullt around the worldwide rovégcnt oF Watholte
*Soati Dee Tete" With branches/tn Cubs fu the duventudlde kecton Cathlioa,
Juventud Estudtanti? Catél{ogy Juventud Obrera Catéltca, and Juventud:
1, “Unt yoest ivte Cathiloa, thégs organt gations are forbtqie* hy the Church to
so teake part ad such $n natthyst polttics, lowever, Aval{G SCALED and Andria *
uanvesPiin and other members of the organtsations have gotten together wth -
* ether intellectuals and forked the Koriatento de Liderotdn Radical to optose
. - the preeedit regtno, Thig novansnt, shich ta purely decleg! ca}, hes no
Covmun' st infloence up to tha present tina. . .
fo, ‘The HEP al ento do le hastén, Aten i algo rot a pélitiesl party but rather
@ movesont to arcuse Site Interests Ae
. o gained l4ttis strength te date, Its
chief sporessah, SéveMWITO Linda, manages to kerp Jt altve with pronagandas
but tore te little likelihood thet it by {tself will reach a poettton of any
4mportanoe on the local polittcal sceng, = ° -*
As ‘ndependant sovesanta, neither tha Hortatento de Lvera~! Gn Reddeal nor s
the Hovinlento de la Sactén nas Mttle or ary change of bacox'ng strong .
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'Py Curan Co 4st. Party) had, pling fo‘laurich, a atreng 3
don’ th subject. of. tho, pro 3
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a 7 : 16 Secerhor 1SS4,, at nine 0° clock ‘in “the evening, «
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-_ “protest throughout Cuta- cainst, the, “prapont, rey ino sad egainat: "Lenikeg Amporielica,”
lh. In addition 40 tho role it played in erranising tho noating at radio y
atation €.9.C.0. on 16 December 197, tho PuP has eico musceedcsd in arousing i e
popplan ecatinent ; secatns & tha prop2sed genel: eang tho univer pity, vee tiea renbero iu :
“front, whoa board of officers? Lneioese a “tnt
lead r. of Aational Standing,
ily cant tadne 4 an art tiele rien denounced, tn very strong Vanguage, the plan to
£ rox teatoly a weok later the overt culen. press. tok
arta Serenal- (ela stine ‘Sor unde publ teation), No. 69, dated 8 Decender }
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eohserning: tho” Goncentretian of arses in tho hands’ of Cuban. yous ‘leadors.
" Jose JOLRSIAS, Max ‘LESNICK, and Pedro OUZHLH ‘are, well-known lgedors, of ths”
. dqrontod Ortodixo (Orthodox Touth) andes such havo partioipalad 1 ia ipwgre
ition “activities against ths BATISTA forermnaent, demanding the restoration {
vet: PAA. Const tation of 3940. and ths Belding ot general elections. Fy :
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also told of havin: cocktails on “aeverel occesions in Nei York City
* sovetal ncetns ofv witoa Suvseet and Atbassador TITAN, | cing
. one of tnase cet-tucethers Subsect stated nat a ruport (believed oy
to & encl, & had been rade‘ available to. RRURKY
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; te. ce Sania ‘ye BuFratar. “wohanteered a “edpy. of “enclosure 2-°
the explanation tat NICOL BSSy sent “it by hin gorecteny: tae
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sseceiated in soca sort: of “
in the, Vinistry” of
thé ‘foreyoite data: and references, it appoars .' af
that. Subs fect ‘is invelyed with’ inte Liigerice operatives of ths: Peruvian
Government on one, hand,” and is inpsoatact. with KUBARK and other US.
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Revolucicnarfo Cubano) if this vere at afi posoidlo., The ffref stozs talon by : .
& Dre Sanches Arango were to give a political fora to the noverent, ard to reste
p favorable conditiona for an oprising (putech) at the precteely opportune ronant,
"to de ealled "tha zero hour.® (teeitely efter. Batista . ook. o¥ér, ths PL
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, firatered By "Ba ‘eta pa As ry to trust tho Ji Te 7 . ork
eect the PC. easpalgn +0f | ,
alti of the Batd ‘ Govornsont, a oo ev
apaper; f
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the Central Aroricdh "countries. Alpost tecedintely he found hut “that tho ‘re= *
ry okotricted FL vas. gaining, Bo exound sith the. people: ‘and - that We vould havo -
Ti te the
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tive soll” (he vas then a polities refuges ja Guatesaieds. oa
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."] 4te61P oncorditicmMy on the’ afée of Dr. Pric and served asa baee for the
-military-preperation of the conspiracy. +Inesdiatoly the Parsydean Leacre (legfen) -
at the tine reduced: to. tzpoteneys ders to fwietion Agata A take a preponderant
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. Wa ef landing, field wh
ers ‘aneanter Botbera, bequi fron’ Csnaca by Tngenters
- Cabadae, The rin bb this ¢amp-earry Ine Jed Fepenting rifles, but they aleo:
+> bavo Thorson eachine guns end Mordtoza a: shine ae vith plenty of, orunitions
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givon to ell.the efviliont ‘who aro. eyzypathetic. with the eause. évbans genern$iy
dre nore ferdiier vith thig: gt ¥Ee of. ara thaa the Prglith repoating: rif_o, whose
, uso fe not cary to leara fn’a fer rir uted, Soe crere ef tho planeo ero English. & ae
., Tho leader of the cutfit 40 a Carccinn noet Chrisholey "who was a Cuptain Far ‘yy =
_ gurins the vary flying Ianésoter Bozdere. Ns isa ‘poreonl friend of Carlos . cL.d - .
4Adog Yenecre,, This eax d44 not erount to euch thea ‘CtAlte! Ulato” ‘yao Previdont Jvbg.
“ot Costa “ih but the. riruto Figuetes eam to porery sng aras and mon began | te- u 7 .
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: cttacked, ropert 4s not-consid ea. ourerie Sige” An.orn ka econ froa a. -etucy-6f Enasez dts
5 patehes acd S068 oz past. oports oa this subjects tho-FoP da; finding (ts: elf in ea i
ingly’ Wore) > Fook poltst sllys finsn ng dALL yy” ord pavenole aieallys
t
int eae ents” within ths “Ortodera Party < Tati” rocontly;- concer: etive ent: DATISTA
<a 4s Cuba Btated. Ath -ons vietion: that DAT ISTA-woul d_ Join with tho.cormunists in a-
ratéeront to cain the Preatdenty. However, DATIS STAy in two articles espedring ia’
Zant 13, 1951, _ grosed tho oer on mi
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the Juvontud-Joclalista, : ~ et .
oe Se tn, POSEN ES Pate a Jataraatlant 2 Jan 51. ‘
i “Saueat - Controtied dnztscan. -
~ te ’ as . . . . « sof a ? my . 4
1. metas (earttcs Socialista ponte jleaban ‘Communis’ P. Party) to,
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. in the Juventud Socialista orzanization, One of the principal, .
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: “avstrong con wuntst yo th noveient . whieh sill] ressond only ¢
_-) the -2deoloztcal. foundation. of the communist . partys. 7
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ete “of BEA a3” ROCA stho 3a hers onal interest, in the: direction
a of trie Juventud Soctalista an’ 3 coxstantly ‘watches over its’. .°
trusted Lieutenants. ‘Hany of the” péesent '
Soraerly leaders of the. Juventud .Com--
clalista,. Hen of. this tyoc. are.
bézvePoqAGUEIRE, . Zy and, Osvaldo \@aNciE2, prdainent . !
‘PSP nenber in’ é ey ‘Province. On ft3oim vart’,’ tho- Juventid «:
eo¢lalista haintatns a close liaison with the. donal, Executive .
Committee of the-PsP throuch its: leader, Flavion®iavoy who.
attends the: wee: y nest ings oF the. National Conrittee, _
“activis les” throu:
leacers of tiie PSP vore
ista, the forne: Juvéntyd
as
tud “Soctalista” digection is nteh,.. ‘ ;
corinists’ alg many uenbers of the . ve
Oo Suvensad "Soelalista ratfonal. ‘and Prov. ets ‘Conrittéés have - . .
$= been nolitical eandidates | for various covernnent offices in w toe,
past elections. eeccrd to Flavié “BRAVO fn, the leadership of _
ithe: ron ts ‘Ls SAR’ bot these
eanaidates: in're :
a-Soeialista: “Ce ner, yout
Henders of the Juventud Socialists but elosd y-
<p] > othedr activities aret Alfredo*GUiVatas Enrique icp
OF) BR 0aDA ase * the Grtodozo Party, «ant WeabedterEs |
i the Juventud of the-PAU.£Partide Aceiéa
Jepshamile Ualiania
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BS a comfttees: “tnall the. districts "(barrsos). of the .,
, City. oF ara-and inthe largek aities of the: interior >;
until: ox the. Juventud Soctalista vhas not had,-according to - =:
source, clendestine leacere ta" Sale the pace of tha present
overt leaders in case the party ts ‘outlaved, nor does it now -
thors these crendest ine leavers. However, source fecls that :
. : “wellskpowm leaders pithin ane
th reépreséntative)
} (Communist) | a fe
resnons
Federico Rite
AS a ‘Treason, tor’ this “the. fact that: the “rants, of the “Ju . 1
Socialista are composed of proven ‘corr sundist “ni}itant you
only one case of defection frp: the
Souree claing he ‘nots of
Juventud gockalista Tatts, that of a. youth naned El LoxCAPESTANY
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dn. nird of gaining: new rend rs for .the. odrty asa ‘rholes a
fn ods by which’ they tri ed:to attract nev. nenbers for ‘the...
Juventud Boctalista were made un of serring clubs for Girls; . . ON ..
»Engiisn classes, parlor ‘ganesy and, fron tine to tize,-dances.” , mo
amis "nethod had Zzood results es far ac setting the youth te ~ i -
“dra closer to the Juventud Socialists; however 5 ‘raciol feel:.
1 M8 a. ing, eliitated against .tie conolete sugcess 6f this nethod ~.
. 7 te girls found -that they were expected to- ix’:
‘Mecroes, ‘whie” ‘das acainst-their personel-eph- “oe
-Pesult of this Facial parejudice, - the najority
anong: ‘the Juventud’ Soctalista. Panks ts not icestle,
Sanaced to, purify the rants of the Juventud...
on for-a harcer life ahead. The forner -
ganesy anc dances: “have diganpeared cand,”
afnnent ‘less corcucive to- stirring: up oe
unehto. girk
. ity “PSP hag’
. Sécfalist= an. sprerarath
BeAr S ‘elveles, pafl
in-thef> zlace-ent-
‘ raesal. inginte
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. etat Re
4 : Be Rect s upon: to act inva united Cashion
‘for the 2 004-0 Re PSP. anid to 7ollox the ‘orders OF thek
sTeaders, oa a * 2
ah, eet source ‘uses as @ erases ¢
jon Flavio B2av0 stated that there. emore” * : .
°15, C00" socialist youths . 4n the nat Lon and Shat of these) . 5 2 ot. Togs
“ nore’ taan 10;000"x:ere in tne’ City of Tabana. ‘Souree pelfeves -.. a elo
w that there 43 robasly an overlanbetivzen a nenber“of the Mo Leet
Juventud ‘Sbelaiista who ts of voking ace and also are iiiates ° Se eg ye
ing: “elections.. 73 nt th ; -
ast. tries to maintain food |
‘ pelations vith other - IWtis53 youth otpanizations such”
as the’ Juventud ‘del P, of the Srtodoxos, anc of ¢ the én rr ~
7 ticas libres.” The Juventud sogialista a150 tries to anfluence” . ee
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th the FEU (Peceractén rebadsinety Unie .
abona University, the casonic youth ‘mom oe . Solos
vari Bary Schools, and ‘universities throughout - Te ae a
toate a a : cat : oe ws we
ver siteein) “Of!
“ad the At,
the island. - .
ain istrations Qr propas ance. ins
re of the. con: munist “Plan Busano contra la Crisis"
“and. the “Conferencia en “Defensa ee cs joononifa Nacional, "
thy ough péasint asicetations - - or organize" ‘such
* associat ns! where’. they da ai not, éxist! - in. an effork to:
Erouns to. upport “the artis ans, or peace: novenent, ¢
me . G atn-to “these fasses that fie UASS. is ‘standing for TAD eed
Do be wate along bist | popular a cocracies and China and to 4
t the. nostinpottent
3S curehes the part{sans _
zine, Cascabel,
: “the vast.and no: > be) ¢ . igitiee dissritut--> °
je fre: ranifestoes ; attending nora Sohetines: they havi eo oe
Ios” 3" fought with the Novistiento. Juventl "ae hh. losy 4 (Governient: ‘ - ot bee \
4,0. Sith elesents of the Accién: Revoludionaria Guiteras (aac tn ve . bot - oe
pertain’ aaraces | ot Ao! protect eh sede oTapagenca si ns; etc, Noe? sete
Pave inthis’ nobition: as leade> of ine Juventifa Soctalista oo a vot
s eonstant e ‘ntact with youth leaders, of the Ortedoxes, °F
sy ee tentiees Libres, AUF, various student leaders, and AF a ty .
“profestant Petici ps youth crouns. Apart Stor thts, Source ran ner ra
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‘ ry ., Tope — , ‘ Sores a i
Tay oes rot" “susnly’ any indication stx.t BtavO carries or clandestine se
an Ifaison with or penetration actavities into other youth Groups. \
c3c (Conrunist) is the sore. tyal | ’
> - -organization as tac: ‘Juventud Sodfaldsta but witha different... |
Heth oe opane ss The only difference: a2tceen these ‘two. is that the Juvantud =
. Sactalista is-a etl-organized unit with + eefinite nenber}
. shin, -whereas the, Co..1si67. 41 fs under the direction of"
Jiavenil
(Conmitist) a £5 nenkership is.cainly cade upof
uventad Shee Tae hes aenbsrs ‘i
-. 11, v The. ‘Conisiin Juventl of the
“Contsién Javenil, of the GTC.KCom+
with his désuties,. Hgeto
mgr TO.
en'are -guized and directed ‘by Carlos: -
the comunist lescers’ of ‘the CTC, ¢ The -
n@ of tt
2 Conteién Javenil-ere linuted. mainly fo parades °
tself arhi.thyy Go not have ay |
acvtvities or”
ng Genonstrations of the exe ft
zed exist Ae end ts. on as” ‘the. Juve
1
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BO. "also nestoes.- :Thé official state- oy
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oe, map ener momenta
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over the issie. of U.S. ‘detente with”
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deat, Last month, that difference of opin-
ion apparently led to a kilhng in Miami
and the-threat of more violenée to come.
Scuffle: Much of the Anglo-Cuban - the registered vot
rancor has’ been erupting in’ chanmng
“neighborhoods, In one southwest Miami
community, Cuban: and’. Anglo, fambies-
have been fetiding ‘for months; in. Jan-
rvy a shot was faed dusing one scuf-
flee “There is a real. ‘itteniess now! in
+ many middle-class, white cuinmunities,”
‘not everyone in thie Miami area ‘
accomplish-
ing Cuba any time soon—but there
to claim a place by the fire. woo - ot,
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in Flonda. ~Poltucal-power did not seem
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in Miami and 25
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ginning to sign up for US. citizenship .
in record numucis and to demand jobs
as cwil servants, policéimen | and teachers,
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SUBJECT: Payment to Btvard G. Tichborn (P)
1. On 9 May thia office received a telegram (in the file)
from Tichborn (P) dated 5 May 1960 in which he stated that he had
not yet received his check for $650.00 from(Ashmesd, Hanniferd 24
Associates
2. The undersigned contacted Mr. Thowas Strange, Cover o
a Division, to find out the reason for this delay. After following
up this request he informed me that said check had cleared
Tichborn's (P) California bank on 27 April, the Federal Reserve
. on 29 April emd ia now in Cover Division as a cancelled check.
3. I tried to phone Tichboru (P) late Monday afternoon on {9 Hey)
but he was not in his office. I reached him this morning and
advised him that the money bad beer deposited in his bank on the
date noted above. Tichborn (P) eaid ha had not checked vith the
bank but vould do so.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT: Payment to Bivard G. Tichborn (P)
; : Tichborn's (P) aceomtings for the advance given him in
‘ a connection with his Cubsn trip were processed and found in order.
: . : The remaining half of his salary ($650.00) which was to be paid
_ Lt upon the completion of his assignment wag then processed
: through the appropriate Finance anj,Cover channels (hand-carried). -
The check, drawn on(Ashnead, centred Associates7in the amount *
2 . of $650.09 was cleared and left with Cover Division late Friday
: oe afternoon 22,April 1969. 62 + yoover Division said it would be forwarded
- that day to (ishmead, fiextdord Associates in Philadelphia
would then wail it to Tichborn's (P) California bank, oa the
bon following Monday - 25 April 1660.
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reprecaatatives vere Horace Dayis and Eveline Vidal, oF
- WH representatives were(Robert Reynolda)(Rateber) and (Pais
Toamay )}. The moating took plece 15 Yamury 1960
1200 hours to 15:0 hours. i
' Ha read the PP ateff report on opposition groups (sanitised) and the
report (senitized) on the(Indian political ation operations
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} Cuba. He mentioned that one of hia ods in the (lsrvard Graduate Sehcol,
Begine Boti Lecn,)was now in thaCasts8"Gabinet) and that he and GotiJhed
. Gnted the sane girl who was now in Naw York. Ha inteaded to phans the H
girl on his step-over in New York to renew acquaintance. : i
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GorsDvas told about security precautions aml that Kr. Evans would. i
taief hin rurther eacoontacts to be mada, Mr, Davis apked whan ha would
be bsole hove and a)aald about the second of February. Davis said that
we would time hig remarks at that tine 7 (Lopeaywes asked to keap eccurate
eocount of his arrivals ani departures for accounting purposess
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SUBJLSTs Heeting with Venyy Pe Lopeaat te Statler-hilton Hotel on
1 February 1960 from 1000 hours to 1539 hours.
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1, Those present were ..rs. Vidal FP/PA, @exander tunter)(Ji1Liams)
PP/EAD, Churles Penney (Twiss) »/P¥, and Ehflip Toomey) (Thompson) «H/L/PP.
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2. ir. (pez save a recort of his*@ontucts e Cuba after"Feceiving
nig. notes which yere broucsht up »° mr. Goel, nd given to Nr.{ Lopez
re Coomes hate GopeD saia that he hed given bioyrashical sketches of
Echevarria, Rasco, Laureano tatista, Martinez ¢raga, ituben de Leon and
Sanchez Arengo to the Station reoresentative. ie had alse tured over a
report of Martinez Fragn on the sims of the Recuverscion de la Hevolccion.
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3. Urs Goren) rerort was taped end a transerint will be forwaried
to UH by P?/Ph, 5
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h. Specific recow-endations nade ty fir. Gores kneludea having
Kerbert Matthews io to Havana and try to in@Iuence Castro, iatthezs
has a goed reputation throuchout the 25th ef July Movement and could
help in an approach to Castro, A visit br Ei Murrow to do a broadcast
on Cuba was also recoimended. M¥2 (Lopez) feels tiat Castro will be in
rover for a long time to co.e and that we shouli tr: to influence hin.
He is seriously 2ffocted by any dafections and these richt be enccvrsczed,
ew Castro can be hit by defections of overworked and countemnanded officials.
Two men who were mentioned as ripe for defection are mufo in Hacienda
and €epero in Comercio. as cpez also recanenied contact with radre
Alberto de Castro in Caracas. This padre was Scrrerly c‘idel's instructor.
When Fidel was in Caracas he was scolded by Fodre Castro whom Yidel
treated with great respect acuordins to 2esco. The Paare and Fide! spent
about one and one half hours alone together at this time. This priest
should be checked as a possible influence on Fidel, ‘fhe possibility of
a split between Fidel and Ranl should be exploited. Haul is cold ard
mean and tho fact that he is fidel's brother dees not carr: too mich
weight.
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1. Edward G.Tichborn(P) arrived in Washington from his. trip to Cuba during
the night of 31 January 1
1000 to 15.
03 (Phil Toomey) and Charles Penney frem WH Division,
hours on 1 February. Those present at
960/. Ye was debraefed at the Rotel Statler from about
o debriefing were Messrs.
Mr’@lexandor Wunter)PP/EAD, and
ie Undersigned., This debriefing was very interesting and resulted inn a good
deal of pertinent information. The three and a half reels of tape derived fren
therefrom are now being transcribed by this crffice. Some of the more salient
points are noted below.
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2. Some of the operational
are the following:
information and suggestions offered by Tichborn
a. There appears to be little chance of a coalition ef the opposition
groups at this time or in the near future since they are not well organized
and each group sauckt would want to be the leader of such an effort. Also,
according to the mmabers of the opposition to whom Tichborn talked, it is
the general consensus cf opinion that Fidel Castro is in no danger of loosing
his grip or the devotion of his followersx for some time to come,
b. Fidel Castro seems to becone most at upset and almost vaniced by
defections. Possessing a "Massiah-type complex” he cannot bear the thought
of someone leaving the fold. Rather than to let such defections pass on
unnoticed, he feels compélled to give reasons and wake excuses. This then
“blows bhe matter up perhaps out of proportion and quickly becomes a matter
of public knowledge. Tichborn feels that the inducement of defections could
perhaps have more effect on Castro than any other single, rational action ve
might undertake.
c. There appears to be a relatively long-standing schism between the
brothers Fidel and Raoul Castro. Raoul is the mone cold individual. As an
example, Fidel once ordered some '400 prisoners to be returned safely to their
hoges, but Racul had a number of. them killed. The general feeling in Cuba is
ghat Fidel is not a Commnist, but that Raoul is undoubtedly at least a
fellow-traveller. Developing or exploiting this schism could therefore, be
operationally advantageous. (The fact that they are brothers would probably
have little effect on Fidel who kas already reduced Mtxxmmt the land holdings
of his mother and another brother in conformity with the agrarian refor2
program and who jailed his
on an insurance dsal.)
sister, and fired a Minister, over 2 shake—down
3. Of special operatioral interest vers several individuals Tichborn
mentioned who might have some influence on Fidel Castro and hence might be of
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- a. Pather(Padre) Alberto de Castros he is a Jesuit priest presently
located in Caracas, Vettezuela, who had been a teacher of Fide] Castro during
his youth. Castro was in Venezuela and saw Father de Castro there during
which time the latter criticized Fidel for some of his actions. In spite of
the fart that this -remonstration occured in front of some of Fidel's men,
- «and they laterthe latter treated him with great respect. It was felt by Tichbern's source
. Chatted alone of this information, and by Tizhborn, that Father de Castro undoubted
for an hour. _has some-influence over Castro. Tichborn suggested that it would be of value to
determine whether or not Fidel has cny regular contact with Father de Castro
and.if so,what operational potential he might have.
b.. Yerb Mathews! he is a journalist with the R.¥.7Times and was the only
American newspaperman covering the Castro story prior to his final success.
While Tichborn was in Cuba, a front page article pa appeared in Revolucion
(the regime's press-spokesman) on Mathews. It was a sort of editorial and
praised Mathews as a “real man" and one who understood the revolution and
its eims., Tichborn feels that it might be to our advantage to get into
contact with Mathews since he appears to have the confidence of the
administration. .
rr :
Cc. ProfessorsHoscot Subject is on the faculty of the Universidad de
Villanueva and is a contemporary of Fidel Castro. They were classmates and
both were debators although according to Rosco, Castro did not make the
Debating. Society of which he(Rosco) wes the presidentOnce efter the:
revolution, Rosco attended a_sppech Castro made and after the oration, the
latter asked Rosco whkt he thought cf it. Upon hearing some criticiam, he wanted
to know how it could have been improved. Since Castro was leaving for __
¥ Venezuela ‘and the United States he asked Rosco to accompany him in order that
they could discuss the malter further. Tichborn feels that Rosco (a member of
the opposition) im probably has more influence on Castro thun Rosco realizes
and that this possibility would be worth looking into.
d. Edward R.Murrow: he produced a-TV program on Castro and Tichborn feels
that he might have established a rapport with Castro during this period. .
4. One of the contacts Tichborn made in Cuba (the Director of Tourism) asked
him if he knew of anyone who would be interested in coming to Cuba on an all-dxpenses-
paid visit in order to write articles (or other similar propaganda) on present day
Cuba. Tichborn mentioned Clete Roberts, a popular radio and TV commentator in ios
Angéles as a possible candidate. (Tichborn also discussed this matter with Forace
W. Davis.) Tichborn will mention this possibility to Roberts upon hia return to
Californic. ,
5. While in Cuba, Tichborn accidently met a young lady who later revealed to
him that she war "an agent for the #State Dapartnent®, He felt that this was a
ity gatter and that it should be brought to our attenticn for that purpose.
MrS(Toomey) did not recognize the name; it is being further checked out with WH
Division. The incident and the detaila will be made the subject of a separate
memorandum for CI Staff,
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financial accounting, one copy te the cover company and the other to Henry
_W. Darkin(F), The cover letter which was provided him thy the event that
he came to the attention of the Cyban authcrities vas returned to us and is
now in his fila. (Thore was no necessity for its use.) Tichborn inquired as to
the possibility of receiving reimbursement for medical expanses which will .
undoubtedly be incurred upon his return to California due to a possible hernia - .
which developed in New York on hits. return trip 6n route to Washington. This is ~ . ;
“being checked out by this office. Tichborn departed fgr, Los Angeles (having -boen
taken to Freindship International Airport by “enrpil—Sarkin) at about 1800.
hours on 1 February 1960.
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2 : The chock for tha $2,000 operational atvance was drawn on a . . 1
check of the caver cempany. It was mailed fron Washington.
. with an acconpanying letter written by Tichborn stating that :
4t should be’ deposited to his Commercial Account. Date of . i
writing ang forwarding vas iad January 1960. :
The , $650 © check for } of his total-salary, should be mailed oo
to the sans bank and jeredited to nis Commercial Account. ‘
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The: following is set forth as clarification af | your phesent
tenia and the procedures which will be followed in the. conduct
of ite Please indicate your agreement. by signing below. -
Ae Operational
1. You will ba briefed Generally on some aspects at the Cuban .
sttuation | while in Washington on this datee. .
a 2, The: major briefing to be given you concerning the local
political situstion, security precautions, and more detailed ;
iastructions on your present mission wi. be undertaken upon your
arrival. in Havana. .
: . Upon arrival’ in Havens a tourist card vill, be: ‘Aeetied by.
- the Cohan Intuit gration authorities. You will give your. true “name and
occupation in the United States and state that you ‘are in ‘that area
. 08 8 “tourlet".
“ye Your: dnitdal contact in Havana will be vith. “IDEN A (nas
“‘and telephone number ‘attached hereto), “When making this call, you
wilh identity yourself as Pred. Morse.
5. Tom A wilt then give you the briefing mentioned'n peregreph .
‘2 above. :
; 6. IDEW-A will also arraage to put you in contact with about.
‘two individuals: for the purpose of starting you on. your assignment. —
It 4s anticipated that other leads arid contacts will result from :
‘ these introductions, ‘oth in Havana and the interior. .
7. When talking to any local contacts you make vhile in Cuba,
your cover story will be the foliowing: that you are talking to the:
on the behbelf of sone (unnamed) American businessmen and investors in
- | order to assess discreetly their position and legal résources as concerns
, : the revolutionary laws and to determine the possibility for future
financial developaeit ani investments.
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8. We are “aoividing you with a letter from « cover company
(attached hereto) which you vill use only in the case of extreme
--emergency in the event that you cone to the attention of the Cuban
_guthorit{es. This letter stateg that you are there on a vacation ©
and that this company has asked you to get ‘some first-hand information
on the subjects mentioned in paragraph 1 above vhile there it” you
are so inclined, This will provide you with a plausible excuse for
baing toth a tourist ami one interested in talking with local |
personalities. . . ;
9. Your misoion generally is to talk with as many knowledgeable
persons as possible reganiing the political situation in Cuba, with
special emphasis ou, the opposition, ite strengths, wesknessen, plens
eud progrars. of particular. interest 1a the possibility or Feasibility,
‘of a coalescence of these opposition SroUps.
B. Administrative
1. While on your present asoignment you ‘will keep a record of
your expenses which will! ensble you to submit the required accowiting
for funds upon your return. Ty keeping ‘the accounts you should note
times of arrival and departure, detailed notation of expenses: incurred, -
and the rate of exchange obtained when exchanging U. S. dollars into
local currency. ;
2. Vpon your return you wil wubmat two accountings. One will
inolude your salary under “services rendered”, and also your expenses
and will be in true ane to the folloving company:
Ashmead, Haniford Associates) 24f
1615 Spruce Street,
Philedelphie, ‘Pennsylvania
3. The second accounting will also include salary and operational
expenses and will be subnitted in pseudonym to:
Henry We Derkin-
P. 0. Box 8105
Southwest Station
Washington, D. C.
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2. Stiefoct will cemi a truce nome copy of hiu axpensen t2 this
omyudistiow and at the sus Sim: he wihl sulalt to Pe/PAD, via i
4& post office bex address, & deteiicd eccounting in accordance with 1
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he previously published i in "Life International" a four-page’ spread oe
on birth control in Latin ‘America. This article a
reviewed. ‘TICHBORN suggested a ‘Felated. art
tion explosion i in Europe and its effect on business’ as a possible
topic for interviewing leading Spanish businessmen, TICHBORN.
lowing TICHBORN'6.trip to -
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Henry P. Lépez.o la Volacién.
Hexicana en los Estados Unidos.
° VEL=LOS: ANGELES a
iQue decir de Ja influencia de Mexico y. de ‘su cul
*t -fura-en los Estados’ Unidos? a Be
i. “Por. favor ~dice el ‘abogado Henry P. Loped
\j Rote usted Ja acertada Sensibilidad ‘politica del:-Pre
dente Kennedy, v tendremos una primera esta ay,
' if pregunta, Kennedy ha escigide aun mexicano de:
-orlgen, ciudadano ‘norteamericane: claro esta, Ramon;
"vi Wellex, ex alcalde de El-Paso, como. embajador. de los!
Nuevos mod’ - a
idad. : eds
: “Huelga
ordénes, lecadas,
nel seno
sible. Visibl
rige
. ,Henry:P.-Lépez ha logrado.}
_. Una brillante carrera como
: tnternacionalista y miém-
ET abogado Henry P. Lopez, enuimera.
diversos capitulos de-lo que'él considera
ana-en.los Estados Unidos,
en-pe
. Mexirn, Col
isma ciudad: imperial: de Nueva Yo
. 1) coma’ Santa Barbara y Monterrey, en c
. . ; ces de evocar tan “exquisite. sabor ‘hispanicd,
Heary P. Lopes i puede substraersée ala nostalg:
aa_valo bn Eetados chives: an Pera né-taia la influe arg
vert Fe 7. Ant. vo gat . Saeraaad A et a oo
donde la lucha fue mae interes” en Estados clavest ane. © Estadis Unidos es colonial, ‘La. moderna arai i
don Declaracian histOiwan ensa’. : -tambi¢n tiene. toques dé mexicanidad. Abivesta,-=
".+En California, por ejemalo, vain -potencial /4. adinirable fachada del edificio “Felix Candela ia
del Estado —me iefiera al de ft on mexicana de . Este excelente arquitecto, weetecia te raordinaris
origen-~, es de un millon. trescientos = ih En Texas, be oe cen cenecet ttecture Taanitexs eee
doscientos ¢incuenta mil. En Nuevo Mexico, cerca ely estaticas Acaba de sér Hamadd a
eificuenta por ciento del electorads as deo origen me's) SS°EECAS. . oe ard. donde. enesti. -
xicano” de poesia en la Universidad de Harvard, donde; en estu-
. ae : ".
: La mavoria de estos votantes son denideratas, Inte. pendas conferencias, ha cesarrollado interesanies teorias
rés.pues, del Partido an el poder, en Fetads Inides. es sural dinamismo poético de! moderne. dibujo extruc
el de cuidor de cerca, alentar ¥ @ncaucer 2 esos millo- | * ; . pe .
nes de hispanoamericanas, coma los aman ep e! vecing! , SU genio se revela en numercses edificics construt
pais, . “dos en diversas partes del pais vecino
. “Por eso fue gue en Ja campana ce 2360. Por prime. | / kw e
ra vez en ta Nistorla, sé erearon het Nones especiales | Lopez ahade: : woe s
de mexicans de vricen que, al grin de “Viva Ken. “En Jo qita respecta‘a fas artes piasticas. Mexico a. ce
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nedy!", asaltaran civicamente tas Cae lag electorates, lenida ia peracente impacts an Ta mentalidad norte:
. dancda el triunfa al de Nueva Inginter a”. americana En.millaces da Nocera se pueden ver ree :
Nuesten-intermediaris, MeCarmich. fue Prerisamen, ducctones de cusdcoe de Dinca Rivera, Jove Clemen .
oS. te al capitan en jefe do esos “bataliones” de parsanca.., aedew ox La pom RieenERe >
5
napa die as ee St
Lya:toe
gue. exista’ un hogar. mexicano, - -
Pan ARR RE
te mportar
na de las Esta
Unidos”, ° |. . oo
fa. elecciinlacal? :
esidente ‘Kennedy, consciente de es!
randes
ilé en intervenir Pe mg eat
"apoyo ie la ‘Candidaturs de Gonzalez. Es mi
cepresidente Johnson a San ‘Antonio para
edo.’ El smisnib Mario Moreno *
bers ral ad en una campaiia'
vez. la iudde Kennedy ino sorpretiti
$. ‘Era-esperada. Formaba part
Hace ‘mucho tiempo que
atari’ estac lunidense, y ‘jefe desu campat
‘yal; Rabert Ker
elaré, con, tad:
frunda entern:
ia deba cen gran parte a Ine-norteamericanns de habl
Rola -qu
” donde. la lucha fue mas. intensa™,
Declaracidn histirica. -
'..En California, por ejempia, el vote potencial’
fet Fstado <-me refiero.al de filiacién mexicana de,
| -. " arigens, es de un millin trescientes mil. En Texas, de:
ty ‘ doscienios cincuenta mil, En Nueva México, cerca det:
: cincuenta par ciento del electorado e& de origen me-:
: xicano”, |
toy La mavoria de estos volantes son demécratas. Inte-
: rés. pues. del Partido en e? poder, en Estados Unidos,
el de cuidar de cerca, dlentar ¥ encauzar a esos mi!)
i nes de hispannamericanos, coma los iiaman ep ef vecins |
"pals,
“Por eso fse-que en ta campana de 1960, por prime
ge vey on Ya Historia. 66 erearon batatlones espedciaies
riken Gut, ai ogitte
f tecisiales,
danda el Ttriunte al de Nueva, Inglaterra”,
—_ te + | eapiten on jefe de ‘sere
usa Trslcras que xe extienden hasta’ donde quieras
‘ia de. ed ponscion, mesicnameric aa
proyecciones politicas desu
ott
Lopez:n nos recuerda. que él propio.h a hermano: de actu 3
neeridad, ¥ frente a los reporte OS dei.
“en muy probable que nuestra Victoria
nas dieran su vate en Estados claves: ant
“Viva Kens:
Oavesast weds oa Ninoy vW
oyoduys us oseuld
isands” & que visiien México: aque | erect
nen -su- espaftol:. a que no olviden sus tradiciones, mags.
ficas y ajemplares, Este mismo: orguilo:de:sui origen,! ae
} irteen el senador Dennis Chavez: en et: diputade: uo .
ntova; ¥ én: paliticos de" la. tal lac ae Eduardo Roy: | me
iy Alberto Pets ¥ otros mas”.
Sa a a .
interesa,| ciertamerte, la ‘serisibil
ad: patitica del actual momento. nacional de los Estados’ >:
Inidos,. Pero. nos interesa tambien, © muy particulars
mente, la Anfluencia cultural de nuestra pais.:
He aqui lo que “nos dice. - LSper,. maestro ° ode Mary. :
yard: ¥
jide por la parts sur del pais,
‘superficial. observedor reconozea, |:
inmediato, la influencia'de Méxiéo. En la arquitee
ira, en-la ‘rausica, en Ja alimer.tacion. exc los, nombres i
Oles-de las ciudades; en ae misma composicién |
etnica del pueblo”.
° EL abogado Henry Pp, Leper; emimera, en seanida,)
aR. a div ersos capitulos de. lo que e!- “qonsidera i ia influencia |
|
especta., aN ha fija-
Bn. de su ta, 0) one) en ingontables edifi-{
de. évocar tan exquisita saber hi ispanico. que:
puede. sufhsttaerse a. la nostalgia ae todo ello. produce
no. toda la influancia arqui
los Estados Unidos es colonial. - madeina arquitecturs, :
itambien tiene togies de mexicanidad. Ahi esta, si no,”
la admirable tachada del ecificin “Felix Candela”.
. Este excelente arquitecto, ejerce
tinfluencia en la arquitectura modera
dos, v en general, en todas las manifes
iy estéticas.” acaba de ‘ser Hamado.a ocupss la catedra.
‘de poesia en la Universidad de Harvard. ade, (en estu-
‘ pendas conterencias, ha desarrollado interesantes tearias
sobre el dinamismo pottice del modefne dibujo ettruc-
tura
Su genio se révela en numeroses adificica construl:
dos en diversas partes del pais vecina
» &£ & ®
aes « artisticas
Lape ahade: . .
“Rn do que reenecta a fat artes plasticas. Mexhe By
seadn aha) peenistent t@ impecta en ts ment
Larrencana Ke mciste: de bagares ke pueden ver topra.
Nuoatin. tatetmediacia, Mitarmiek, lus previnamen, Tucson de eusdres aq Thege- Rivera: dese Clements
batalicnes” do paisanss..,
ere en Pan peerresa ” o
Lin Sect. 2. on back. botach tack | ee
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BOLE bas: a number of: formldadie obstacles which were readily observable
tren te outeot, Poly granting the’ tnimense possibilities offarcd by this
-economic Magna Carta for the * ‘Amerteae, 1 weate be fooliah te overloak or
to minimixe thone vasic harab realities af which creams are net made, ;
“Amozg ihe toughost realities facing the Alliance ts the Congress of
the United States, which has always bean reluetast t ayprove long- ~range. ;
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‘pitas speared the Puita det Rots delegates that: a large ahare of the 20° bu. ye
‘Mon wold come trom auch already-catablished and soon-to-be-expanded
a sgeaciea as tha Rapart-mpor Baak, Development Loan Pund, the World:
. Bask, the Inturaational Cooperation Administration, I Intarnattonal Finance
Corporati 3 and the Inter-American Development Bank He also 0 expects.
f Pe loans trom private sources, thé skeptics would | appaar tw bere over greater 7
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has realised that tie Caatrotain at 0 vehemently. abhors and - faara nee it ;
moat effective bass where agualor and Usease aad. social. Aafus ce. abound |
ia the presence af arrogant wealth abd powor, Whereas Uncle fam ance
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aupported and eoddled the Trujilles, Sameanne, dimones, sta, it now
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and A the Uintted Btates have eertitn : lagivings
7 > folntesal enecarageméal for priv te tnvestinant ta Lalla America. lndsed,,
_ thal the Alllazca ip erleated toward wover an eat.
mn mare o tracaaos » whieh dtr eed thew moat ordoat Pevolutanary, Most a
of tata Atgarlea considers Ase if decades debtad in the * solo Seotande do- :
about tho program. J
Firat of all, thos bustnearmen feot that: the Alllasce ottera osty
Some are quik te polat out Wat fn is'nt aeied at Ponte ste, secre. .
tary Dilica did nat exce meation private enterprise — nar i any of Mo ade
sequent comments bafare iho comsalttee on. labor, “They teal, ‘therefore,’
to- goverment loane:nad
Es r datas | -- - teat evan the “cooperatives of
: immediate and widespread colaateation at. cnased tanday, Ths, ‘ther apse,
. woald be sheapsr becaxse there weald be uo cost ot tndemaitieation far OK
7 propriated Broperties cor 8 dinclastica of prodac tive: eapactty. : Por: tis:
‘yeasoa iey far preler tho eoleatzavion meaguraa of Pera and Rraail te the
more drastts atyle of (-Metlco and Raltets,
; "alboagh the Ualiod Stan managed by obtes al f the denired Pi.
“tures on the fisal dsctaration at Uraguay, Abrwould be aalve for a to erppane
; ~ that we can cate again count ax the. herotafore solld backing of Latta Americn, | a
mere is, in fact, aa increased spirit at neutratiom oF tadepeiedonte (call. it:
@hat yoo wil) roaghout ths desslephers, Mote, for example, that during
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‘ the Tes dagoles areas Ista a Wokeas nuntor. ee Co test
fiers Aypeare to be aiPint tery. estinKTRBE eis %. te: ‘Cater invadton Masts. Bato.
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any of the following reasons
Your wife (or husband) -for when yout
femption is divorced or ‘tegotly, wee ;
hee (or his) own exemption on separate
Republic: of Paname of the
. md Ce) mudt (2) have ‘your home as hie
principal residence and: be a meaber of your household
for ‘the entire year, or. am be teleted ta you ae
(b) The support of o dependent for whom clained- follows:
exclbtign ia token over hy someone else thet -you ‘Your son or doughter (ine hitiag legally adopted
“ne Longer ‘expect to furnish more ‘thon he _ the support. . children), Grandchild, stepson, stepdaughter, fons
inslew, of deughtereine nw;
Your {athat,-mother, gr ndparent,
mother, fathers ins
Your brother, siater,
brother,
for tho year. :
(e) You fing that a dependent. for whom | you claimed
receive $600 of mare of incoea” of his.
iswe went,
gtepfath e step:
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epbrother, téepsi
half oteter, brothersin«low, or s
“or. wtie bs under 19 yeers of age). .
ONIER DECREASES. in exemption, such as the death ‘of :
indent, do nat affect your withhot:
but eequice the filing of
©. punt, néphee, or niece (but only
by blood). ,
4; PENALTIES, « «Pen,
upplying false infgemation oF willful failurd to sup.
foo hich would teduce the’ withholding
aeulting feoa. tmortinge, dis
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(a) If you claim both of thesé exempt ong weit, the figure 22" 2
(b) Tf you. claim one 1e of these exemptions, write the figueo "B® bo... .
(¢) If you claim meitter of these exemptions, write "0° sO
3. _ Exemptions for age and blindness Capli
“20 dependents):
(a) If you or your wife will be. 65
yoar, and you claim this exeaptisn
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‘you claim this exemption, Write the
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Gre dependents, weite the number ‘of auch
for o dependent unless you are qualified
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Add, the numberof exemptions which
SOURCES OF INCOME
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I CERTIFY that the number. of withholding exemptions claimed on this form does
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(Cop ersctece
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Internal “Revenue | oF. your A
les ace imposed far wiltt ity :
. “SINGLE, and you claim: an “exemption, write’ “the. figure ec _. :
. 2. Tf MARRIED, one exemption each for husband: and wi fe. if not cidimed on another
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Parunta + Jose -P, Lopes (69); Horminte
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SUBJECT 4 Bavand Os TECHN (P)
— 1. Edward 0, TICHBCEN- (F), has beech reasetened fros the | ;
” CA Staff to ci Divdetons: For the past ‘couple of years: Subject
"hag ‘been: using noticaal cover firm, Ashmead, Hintford Assoc, -
Failledelphia,. Pas-as 4a baeiatop for. services petforand fer the
* Agency.
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“WH a a require a eover fir: for backotopping
Political. “Acton Oreup.
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—SUBIECT: = Edvard sieanae tap
oi. ‘Please ‘eaneed | Edvard
affective ag of ad way ‘
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: va Division ‘dn the Amedtate: futare. : :
Thomas. Fy Mecay |
Acting Chief
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SUBJECT: Yinal Arrangeasate tor Edvard G. THehborn's (Pp).
Contract Status ta Kexteo, ian
, SME andi tor the Record, dated 47 hay 1961 ne
Sithough J did know be. va ‘anxt
8 possible. I asta I vould a5 eve
the Mnal errangenerts So. that b
ead the wanes reaults Mes Charles: Ponacy, WH/CA, Mr. ditemaol |
‘ead the Undersi gied of CA/PAG,. QNd Fichbora met Friday the -
WU at the Roge * Smith: Hotal to talk about tie terms of |
Tything possible to'make |
mld leave as. ke planned.
Pe IES 30D
Me aE aaa tie ee ors
activition.
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Subfoct will be authorized to audit courses of instruction in universities
tn Haxteo City en « reinturtabdle baste, tn Culfillaent of objectives wander.
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probably, be based. in Caracas iy he wers: aeceyted ta this coansétion).
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to Pichbora (P) et that doting
whole project wai for-et least ten
le be known
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Wherever they might be ta U.S. cr Litin Aneriea aod to Said +.
aicavita Dron thea sudtemiie Leppl travestics of justica vaich }
have, and are, occurresia Cuba; this iadorration wilt then be }
pucliished in booklet farms. Fhia BS0icewat would laet orobabdly H
Rob louger thas three soatie, and es would act be ai latercst to ae
Plebuarn (P) vis is vary aaxicus 4b, be <Ormareably setulai. Phe ; ob.
aged ;
;
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these: ‘pwBsibLities. ;
SIT ee
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Politieal Aetion Gran:
ES¥ital:aa
Distrivetion: : j
Orig - Subteet rile » ¢ffire: <3
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1 Of E asd G. Tichborn 1) upon a Return
‘fron gL Salvador ° ; ;
fo nee fa ep : jentatives were ve! :
0 eth ‘Tiebborn: (P) pe onally.and
‘Bi Salvador oa the re ted TDY 3
n ly id with him that he seat: ..
a telegran to Mr. Thomas Mann.of the Departuent sugpeating ¢ that the ~
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Political Action Group
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©. 1, DUE PERSONAL BUSINESS IN. USA
a SALY BUT DID OUT STANDING JOB OF LEARNING MUCH IN SHORT TIME. wee
By WITH HELP OF JUEGGPLANT, evan 1, STATION, AND ALSO
ON-OWN, TICHBORN MADE. MANY. CONTACTS. IN NEARLY ALL SOCIAL, ©
| POLITICAL: ‘AND. ECONOME SECTORS: Ano LeveL oF POPULATION. SoHE P.O
CONTACTS ‘PRIVATE, ‘SOME, SOCIAL, SOME BOTH. CONTACTS INCLUDEC:
LEADERS IN VARLOUS. POLITICAL PARTIESS cowieRcrat. ‘AND FINANCIAL.
LEADERS. UNIVERSITY FACULTIES} DIRECTORATE MEMBER. RODRIGUEZ a
PORTH (Hours AT JUVAN'S HOME 5 “AT Least 2 CABINET MINISTERS5.
MILITARY LEADERS; LOWER AND MIDOLE CLASSES; MEMBERS AND |
ASSOCIATES OF SO-CALLED "yy. FAMILIES) ALSO. OTHER ‘DISCUSSIONS
WITH ROBERTO PARKER, JUBATE, JUVAN 1 JUEGOPLANT, JUEES,
JUBILARIAN, OR GALINDO POHL, U.S. AMBASSADOR, AND OTHERS. _ Pe)
JUEGGPLANT AND JUVAN 1 VERY HELPFUL MANY INSTANCES. eo :
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TICHBORN, HAD ONLY-7 DAYS
fAS320% |
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED. Cony toe 4
=
+ PO MARCH 1961
. ey, TIME. TICHBORN SMa ut x
TIME WOULD. BE PRECOCIOUS". STATION.
Hf PREFERS GATHER THOUGHTS AND NOTES DURING FEM ONS AWAY a
FROM SCENE, THEN WRITE ASSESSMENT, - ‘SuGGEsT HIS. BEST VALUE TO —
_ DATE WILL BE IN CONVERSATIONS AT HAS OURING EXPECTED. rele 0. aoe
WASH NEXT FEW WEEKS, UNLESS” Has DESIRES INTERVIEW HIM: AT ics | 7
5. PER REF. ¢ ANB WAS. REQUESTED. USE OUR: CHANNELS. HOw EVER Bae
| AFTER INITIAL INTERVIEW WITH TICHBORN AMB ALSO. INVITED:
- TICHBORN To LUNCH AND LATER SENT BRIEF BUT. HIGHLY COMP.
“NOTE DATED 2 MARCH THRU STATE CHANNELS TO MR TOM | MAN
SUOGESTING IT WOULD BE USEFUL FOR MANN HAVE TALK WITH, TICHEOR oe
“AMBIS noTeTATED " 1 QOUBT THAT ANY ONE WHG HAS BEEN :HE Tg
RECENT MONTHS COULD GIVE YOU AS GOOD A PICTURE OF THE PRESENT a3
AMBIENTE” NOTE IOENTIF IED TICHBORN AS LAWYER FROM LOS ANCELES.
geE=CoReL=T nec
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. REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING
PEC ED. Kepy baa
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14-00000
SUBIECE: ‘Plane: for Debriefing of ‘BavardG. 7 Tic
bring the. total time he nq on. asei giment for, WH to. ‘two weeks.
\ Nr. Bolnaa aereed that I shoulda call Tichdora () and ask jin
_ od : _ ses agsrods :
14400000
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at. to “his. contact and, the: out= : : ,
‘ en care of. | se of
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Orig - va/Pliaaing file
1 - Chrono ;
“Finance Y Division” :
ar’ ty: ‘Tntemal Reveriue Serv: :
of. ; $6 ‘subject ‘in. 1960.. In- acco ye
_ te Finance’ ‘Division, “this Form 1099 shows’ the source of ‘these. fands 6. be
a backatopped’ notional organization, ‘provided by” this office. "
Sentral ee prin No oe
Qe It-Le. ‘Fequeated that you advise
Gover (CCDAIC) at the rliest date pos
"Form 1099. to subject: person: 1y or.3 ; it. pe ee he “
from the addzess of the 0: panel source: of the’ in One's 2 ee : oe
_ Ie further infomation. is mequired, pease contact Mrs John, We
' Mulzeny 28266, Room 2-1005 - T-hs
SECRET | i
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— Problems) in. Felation. tovhis possible eppointaent. wo
ee i eT id
wOULI:.b oviatt ing” “Salvador :
this: ‘cover story was to
TORRES REIT "OR BE SE
est the Anbaséador to use: our. -ehantiels for any. - Communications — :
the Department concerning, Pichborn (P). : So
3a" concerning the ee
pervect a ee
I'm sorry that this 4s a ‘emevhat
Y.do want to’ be able to settle these f.: x
quickly as possible sfter I reteive the rece pts (or ilies)
will be of valuable assistance ‘in that procedure.
Hope sll goes well - let me know the results’ of your. operation
ard the expanses involved, T aheli try to do scnething about then.
Sinceraly,
Henry HW, Darkin
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“on 1 February Bavard: G
“his bag out ofa taxt on hig return trip ¢ a
8 PAM in the groin and was afraid ' et he had’ a:
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aut that 1 would cheek into. the matter é :
fal “tha: this: reimbursement from us apa
his regular law practice. Nr. Turner stated that: ‘there were a number .
of waya that we could alleviate: his situation ‘should it Become . ~~
; necessary.
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ods _ This memorandum contains a ‘Feconmendation for your)
» approval in paragraph six,
Santo Domingo Station has requested ‘that Edward. G.
nérican Con nt
1 electie nent and it is proposed
~ Domingo: in the meds
‘ It’ is: presumed ‘that he would return to.
Mexico City shortly after 1 June 1966, . ;
3. -TICHBORN, 46, is bilingual. and has a-widé farige of
business and social contac § throughout: Latin America oe eS
A “i i. 1 ‘vard Law ‘School..in 1948,. TICHBORN
j Law firm in Los’ Aligeles which répre=
erican ‘Corpor: tions: with California
: business: connect ion Ne i 1950's he became: active in.
California state. polities ands nved in. various. capacitiés. in
al ocratic. Party state and national organizations, He. par=
tick ted actively in thé. ‘California gubernatorial campaign
Of mes. Roosevelt;, the senatorial campaign of Helen Gahagan.
" Douglas and both thé +1952.and.:1956 Stevenson campaigns for —
“Président, He has ‘been. Presidetit ofthe Southern California:
Young Denocrats,- a member of the California Democratic State.
Central Committee, a member of the Host Committee for the
1956 Democratic. National Convention and a menber of ‘the: Board
: -- of Directors of the National Democratic Minority. Conférence.
i . oa ; . In 1960 he served as Los Angeles coordinator of the Kennedy
i — Movement for Americans of Mexican Extraction which, it 15
reported, contributed substantially to the success of the ~~
; ; Kennedy campaign in Southern California. His only try for
‘ elective office was tn 1953 when he was defeated in his bid
for the Position of | California Secretary of State,
RNS Ne RT RT eee lA iis dat
te ug :
- £ull=time: ¢ itract: ag nt and was assign
-undey personal. cover, - ‘
and ‘mobility which. would. “pe
‘third country political. act
‘0 * security”
i him’ to travel. readily on
on assignments; Since the
' beginning: of. his relatic Ship with the Ageiicy, . he has _par-
_{ ticipated .in Agency .sp ored (Operations in Cuba, £1.
: Salvador, ‘Guatemala, Argent . the Dominican: Republic: ‘and, .
tost recently," 4 64 lection in Chile. “At ‘present, - ce ye
rhe is engaged fullsttime in managing: a Mexico’ 8 tion:funded | : a
: ublication,.. -Dialogos His’ cover in
ndvhe attributes” ‘his -presénce and |
} ‘Tegal field
He devotes
. ontributed stories. articles and: ;
interviews to United States and Latin Ame*ican publications,
. His major Accomplishment Ain this field h s been the publi- oe
eatlon of an interview with Catherine Anne’ Porter’ an ; Sf
aris tAssue f Harpers jag : ; ° ; -
dable cover for his. temporary”
Republic by. writing to: Harpers.
in his_ preparation of. an article -
and querying the d
concerning ‘the. Dominican. Re ee
the forthcoming election, There is: no reason to beri eve that,
Harpers: would turn down: such a proposal. and, in. fact,” it is
believed they- would welcome it, .
we 6. Récomniendation, | fhe Western Hemisphere Diviston
recommends that approval: be ken PR :
Republic. This will be done ‘specifi
travel to Santo Domingo. In the event Harpers should. ‘commis-
ston him to do such an article, TICHBORN sill present his . .
manuscript for Agency approval prior. to forwarding: it to. ; ‘
“William V,.Broé”
oO «Chie a
Western Hemisphere -D
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Name ( r) : Henry. P. Lopez
= DPOB + 28 May 1920; Denver, Colorado Rgatiad tf
| “Bdaecaticn: University of Denver, 1942-45, ‘BA Pol, see P NAD
Harvard Univerarty, 1945-46, a Economics Wye
Harvard Law, ‘School, 194 :
Experience?
campatgns. ot 93, “1986, 1988, and 1900,
_ Agency ; : 7 “ ;
“. Experience: Hired in 1959 on contract basis to provide. expertise
in political ‘caitbaigne. He has participated | in “Agency — . 7
political - operatio é
win Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala,
- Argentina, Chile, and ‘the ‘Dominican Republic.
- Present _ SS rn ; 7
‘Status. : - Contract. Agency, salary. of. $12, 900 /per year with
(33,0 000 , ousing allowance while he was assigned to
Mexico Station... He departed Mexico City on 1 August, a
at his own reques °
dnd is flow establishing. hinself and
family, in New & “Present gross incong from
Hise LAPS pd Olof Da
, Paebe et
Agnes TK n iders he 1a Wo
- Proposed _ a
Cover : Investigation of suitable cover for utilization of Lope
asa political action agent was successful in thas
DODS - indicated an interest in Lopes! background (Bcoriomtes
and Law) asa ‘possible ‘Latin American epectalist for :
the International Capital Corporation (ICAP). ‘TeaP is
. an Agency proprietary corporation, which was: established
- ; bon by John P, C. Train, a contract employee of the Agency,
. \ é who owns and manages the Park Avenue firm of Train,
Cabot & Associates, a bona fide tovestment wanugement
firm which has the ICAP as one of its subsidiary
cospantes. ICAP does not ‘presently have any contracts.
in Latis Aneriea but has concontrated its activities:
; Ac in Africa and the Far Eaat. “Train desires to. expand
_ Quéstions
“ to -be re-.
: ‘solved
“othe moka of 1cap into Latin America and was
~ 2-0
looking. about for a ‘Latin American epecialist at gust
; atcates that- afte he begin to make. a contribu-
, tion to CaP: (Propably six onthe: to a year), they
“would be willing, to. ‘pick up a portion of the co
tt they see no justification for: “such.”
an action at present: ze) 7H? ‘arf nm fee
meee pT # ra a PO? . - a
tract cost’
New. York’ :
Sources Corporation’.
Silver Re
a 375 Park Avenue
tee - Pn RS eer mtn a$ o ances ht Patan coment n rit, Srmasetnemen aes ee newts
AR AN st 8 is
MALS fe
- Joho P. C. Traia (Chairman of the Boards °
: Partner, Train, Cabos & sO Ciat
os ‘Divectas,-Sartaga Gol ‘Mines
* and ia addition controls Palariie’ i re *
_ Mexieai Goldfields” eneral Counsel,
inlig & Refiring Company:
oR Caner Nichotis
“) Trustee
ans pemeat New ae : " Geotge W. Tower ; wwe
Hosario Mining Company. 7 eS, ° Formerly President, ba bur Mi a
ee ‘ as General Nerager of Hochschild Interests
creel ey hie a cman Ea Ronit
and.is developing a linestane property in” ows : > deat ore Te hee aad Kiee
allutia County, Minois, “ poe resident of Ventures, bid.
Ccmipany' also holds investments in.
itics of silver companies. .
s
Neteo is ioterested in piovidicg finance = ce
tg: for silver propenies seeking develop- . ; or :
rar fusds. It is also interested | in’ the- : George W. Tower, President
jase” for. inve: cat’ of producing and : a, vs vos :
@ropernies “in the
a, oe .
Joba L. Carroll, Executive: Vice President :
‘The origina! investors of Silveres iaclede: Lf hat 5 = betia PGs Toate, Tomer
Consolidaréd:Geld Fields Lad. ; Robert A. Koch: Secretary
fadustrial Minerals Explotatica Company ' _ : ye
ning. Company
New York & Hondaras Rosario Mi
Northfiela Mines, fac
Richard H. O'Neid, Coaroller
Sy
pg Train, Cabot & Associates : . Joho J. Trask, Jr. Assistant Secretary-Treesarer
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Lambert Ratph, Representutive ia Mexico: °
President, Hiaos Huruapa, S.A. ,
Manage’, Ste, Genevieve Limestone Division
ae: P: Lopez, Consultant . '
Joseph Porter, Gonsialtant _
- . Auomey at baw...
E, Tt. Kaight. Consiltant
: Mining Engineer
BANK ~
The Bank at New York, New York
Arthor Andersen & Co., New York and Mexico
Telephone: 751 1944, deve York
-Cables: PETROVEST NERYOPK
Telex: 420050, New York
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Phi Beta Kappa.
President, Harvard. ‘Law s
National Fellowship, Harvard Unive
‘Editor, University of Denver,
Winner, National Intercollegia
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“Forums ‘as. Adjunct to ‘Legal. Study"
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“ "The Languag tain" Frontier. agazine, 1964 — oo —
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_ PUBLICATIONS
ntry: I Love" by. Katherine Anne Porter
‘pers. Magaziney. Septeaber 1965 -...
Winter 1966
univers € of Casifornia. pre: _ et
Journal. of Anerican. ‘Bar
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"Continuing Education
“Guest Lecturer on Trial procedure; “Unive
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Attorney, Johnson, Lopez’ & wolfe, ‘Les ‘arigeles, California.
Attorneys: specializing ain international law: Moheno & » Lopes - address
Mexico City’ (Insurgentes Su! $94-302)
_Actor-Lawyer,: "The Verdict is Yours", CBS Television’ network - ‘arana
{Acted in 94 half-hour ‘shows, 1961=63) -
sultant, National. Labor Relations Board, Los angeles, —
California 1948 .
psychiatric interviewer, Massachusetts Genexal Hospital, 1925-46
Field Represantative, Office.of Coordinator of Inter-Anerican ae :
Legai Con
Affairs, Denver Office, 4944
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* Harvard University ‘(center for Latin American Studies)
tanford University (Seminar on Political ethics). :
"Un versity of California’ (re Mexican-American
~ : uing-Ediication: of thd Bar series)
*, Occidental College’, (Political Science divi
‘Haat Lee & of Denver’ (Foundation for Ad
Eastol 3. Tt oe, (eortosogy Dept. 7
in politics) ;
of Sco. | Sei, by
1s “Angeles 1 ‘Bar Aasociation, 1953
Ss District Court, 1950«57
3 erican Affairs, 1956-58 .
West Coast. D. iv ‘OF National (Urban League, .
“Cémnittes ‘on pede
Panél. for Indige
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ateniala, El Salvador, Honduras,’ Nicat
Pa Vehezuela,’ Peru, Chale, Argentina,
Ly cuba, Doin ican Republic and Puerto Rico.
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THE FACTS....
-" Education:
(a) LLB, Harvard. low Schaal, 19.
- {b) Greduate School of Economics
(c) B.A: University of. Denver, 1944
mC) Graduate study, Universidad Notional, de: Mexico, 1955
’'Scholastle Honors:
: (a): Phi Be! Ppa, 1942.
(b) ‘Presiden, Harvard Low School Forum, 1947-48.
(ce): Notional Fellows
4593 Augins
boos wiletine
larverd 1 Univer 1944-45
an, 1942.
* (@) Winner, National iat Speech Cone, 1942
Weiter and Lecturer: ,
. ‘{a) “Forums as ‘Adjunct to ‘ete! sna
ed nee 1947
(b) “Déed Ringe:
deurnel nal of Amaticon bor pe a a oo ‘
() Paychionie Interviewer ‘Moisachusetts Geter! i Mepitl 1945-06 :
(0) U.S. Arniy Medical Coipa, 1942-43; staff | sergeait
. _ Political end Organizational Activities: . -
(a) Committee on Federal Rules, los Angeles Bor Asse, 3953 . . an .
(b) Panel for Indigent Defendants; U.S Diitrict Court, 1950-57 ; uO oo vo
{2) President, Los Angéeies Young Democrats, 1950-51 . : . .
{d) Southern California Chairman of Speckers.for ;
James Roosevelt-Helen Douglas Campaign , .
(0) Dollars toe Democrats Choisman, 63rd Assembly District : Lo, ; ; Me
( President, Council of Mexican-Americari Affairs; Board of Dicoctors : . cn .
. ; -G. |. Forum, Member of Urbon Leaguy ond. NAACP
= : ue (@) Legal Counsel, Community Service Organization
A018. Vermont Ave. . 256 Sutter St.
. Los Angeles, Calif Honorary Chairman ; San Francisco, Calif.
EDs DU. 44310 - VA. [609 ANTHONY QUINN ‘ _ EX. 2:5785
y er.
O° Sle B. Harvard Law: i348
Wide range’ of - expei
, politician,
dence . as attorney, | lec’
social: ‘worker ry and: busine
2 ISA tO SA StS SES Ree di Tica
really vaentt ani I told Mis ar ;
and ait down and talk sénsa.. It vas therefore sarod “tha mn I: cain
: ‘back: from my trip'we. Would sit down and go over it district Dy: dletrict, -
and: ‘problen. by: probien, He and his political cohart tried to- lay out as
itinerary for me ‘and they. recombandé the people T would sae in each
: We botin ‘agreed.
3. layed by est, ‘pines after you-arrive :
4 better idea’ of wnat’. you are ‘doing, The oniy: strategy. that
‘agreed on was a thst Tr t would. take a * Plan and fly t from the
I did exactly that. - I flew < over to the sotth: “end th jent on,
“smelling around. I used three methods: (1) street interview, hop.
interview shd in other words, - peopled’ of no significance, (2) the : a :
Rotary Club routing and (3) ‘tal with’ lawyers. a '
Using’ the first aathod, ra ould go into a ttle ship. end wuld = i
‘dnquire ‘about how much ‘an. artic le \ cost. If the: ‘shop: keepar could: ee !
Men, the Tie then I would. take “ :
; th
a gre taber of people:
| SEEAMLNY for, anterview
there
they ‘will surround you Te. ‘they
re é @ they will participate. “They won't. interrupt when”
7: ‘pomaane else tans but when he is fliti ched @ach ona ulll get into |
os the act; ‘this ds wonderful.
4nd then I. ‘did the Rotary clu) 5 routines, there are Rotary Clubs ali
Py , _ over the damned. Place. I vas taken to one meting which happened t be; : ; : . ‘
: ; ae ‘taking placé in a tow where I'vas. In the. hotol: ‘where I vas staying’ they . ae
0 ' “es hed the Rotary International, T locked it over vary carefully to make sure
cele ag sneRI
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ce The third method concern a
any tom where there was a,c
a roo where’ those lawyers met
valked in you vould‘usually 9
nthe following 2 5 5
sthodss |
that xp
appeal, high court. and
ained to me a million tine
to me, L would tell % :
iving thems Jecture'on- ae '
-“gleat judges atid tha
and we finally decided
tried.to change our cons’
- of: system that this little ‘country bh
‘they can learn from us ‘and others’that we
technique. They were-very happy that I:
‘hich ve vatit to copy. ‘As I said. before,
is hungry fer praise, to get: Fecognl and
t : .
stitutd: we could Bow have the same kind
ated out that tuere are things:
Jearn from them. That wasthe.-
gs that the local 4 aber ee
a have someche say somet! Le
pice about hin, He will take it if you can give it to him with: a shovel;.
be will believe anything you tell hin if itis nice. I'l give you an ~
euexplei my technique waa to talk with Javyers. -In each town which had |.
a newspaper I would somehow aryrenge to get an introduction through a local: :
goa to the publisher’ or editor, or maybe both, of the sewspapere (be it
2 Com=mist cov, one of 4 Political Party, of 80 independent peper. =~ I .
with this explanation: J was 6 widower, ny wife
gaw then all). I went
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‘ d t Logi nough.. At firet I trinmed it
pretty. well with a lot of stuff: about: how -I ove these: people (and that is ;
to .
ar their traditions,
In my con’ ast throughout ‘the fea I maints
was, lucky. to Bat he right ‘forma in” ‘the. r
vorkeds bith » very: few variations, T atuck: ‘to tha
Very often I -vowia fall into a goed if ‘For example, Ivaa
_ looking for @ small. buain d a man“uhere to: . wo
typival nterview I got. mn
views: i tried. to be objective
Very frequentiy, I. would Put “into ‘sone ¢ perecn. who had a bright ‘boy oe
' going into prep school vanting to: zo to ‘eollege....5. je. eight ©
apply ‘for collect and for s ‘echolarahip. I. ga
and didn't know the enavers, or pretend to, but I ‘crdated the ispresel ca”
that thera vas a. possibility of applying for aché!sréhips ‘to tho| schools,
or even.to the U.S. Governnmarit, AZ agtuelly do intend to find: out ‘about
these’ things and follow it through aines they vere ‘wery helpful to me and.
I ap very grateful.) There was some truth to what I ssid to thes and I
waaritt naking up storlea out of whole cloth, There was-a baste for .
everything I said to them although thore alght have bean sume oxeggsratioa,
_Movever, in the pain, I could tell the atory with great cunal stency for
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the. ag. The driver got to thi . : d ; :
‘and that “ruined his usefulnésa,. I kept. eaylag ‘that I wanted to Iaiow, ‘what .
_ they. were saying, . not. what I would i1ke ‘to have thom say; tha} .
‘Wite @ good story if I don't know the. trix
“. wae ‘trying to figure ait ‘what, I-was aft
‘right answers. Hen mr ¥ ;
into som kids about “LB or 4. year
‘they were. Rood. | Tr: “saw vat least.
‘a “the tion is, ‘why what ‘the future is. . po ;
_ I am confident that ny reactions are ‘bor d and "that wy eone).ual cas Wn Fo, ?
Q be accurate, . :
ou. “any ane. seking your nana, .
‘sete. dn the: airport? ‘answer: Only in the ‘hotels, or vhen i exitered and
left the country.” At the “Re els you make 4. _P -Preport,, ’ When tthe. ‘
-othera ‘whom I engaged in conversation. (and to: I was trying to...
“learn) asked whara I was going next, I vould am: what’ they suggested
’ how far it ia, what was'a good hctel, ete. - ‘I would ‘triék them into it.
‘Thus I. tried to.be a little naive. I was only concerned once, ‘
Quegtd ont Dia you ever talk volumitarily. or . dnveluntardly i anyone uo
_ you kmew to be 6 zoliscuse? Answertr I. ‘talked Voluntarily to uniformei .
eebs and asked questians and directions. I chose questions with great
care, Although it locked Vary inforinal, “I had etty well planned, Sinto © 0
each: quisticn suggested snotner, it formed. a patte: énd.was very logicals. 69 © 20% wots a
I.was‘a very happy person and fod a Alot of things to laugh ‘about ‘and a lot . ee so
of things:to pratoe (this id one thing ‘thet I had suggested). Keeping in. a |
mind that I was a tourist, I vent out of xy way to find and ses things St . ‘
‘and I went to many places which I'felt were ridiculous: (Subject talks ee - ;
here about personal axperiéncos in bevele, plumbing, ate.)
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Qperattonat Activities:
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and to contact and size-up the existing Opposition to Castro. . Sudiect, 7 Bes
war able: to make intumerable contacts with leading opposition Pigures
‘and others, primarily through his. own, ingenuity. As @ result he
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, SB
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SUBJECT .- =; Celebration of polish National ‘Day
ee ! ” 22 July. 1969
1. The undersigned attended the celebration of the
Polish national day at the Polish Residence on Insurgentes
-Sur on 22 July 1969. The following points were the most
significant: : :
a. The only Soviet the undersigned could
identify was Col. Konstantin Nikandrovich BOGATYREV,,.
the. Soviet Military Attache. Soiteone the under-
signed's wife talked to mentioned the presence of
the Soviet Consul, but thts certainly was neither
Valentin LOGINGV: rior Yur ty ‘CHERNYSH, and the
undersigned aid not m3et that. person,
b. Whether the Cubans were invited or not,
they were not in. attendance.
_,, Ce JPL SVESTKA, of the Czech Enbassy, was
there. Per SB Section briefing, the undersigned
mentioned his departure and told: SVESTKA . that at
least he would remain 1n “Mexico. SVESTKA. said that
this would not be the case, that he. is: acheduled
to leave within 15 days for Czechoslovakia. The
undersigned then mentioned a conversation with his
Czech friend in which the latter told him that he
expected to stay in Mexico for quite a while longer.
SV.ESTKA denied ever having said this, pointing
out that he was. glad to return homé. The under=
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d. The ex-Haitian Ambassador, Julio Jean
PIBRRE-AUDAIN, was geen by the undersigned but
left before he could talk to him. ‘In view of the
fact that: PI ERRE-AUDAIN ceased to be Ambassador.
_of Haits. a long timo ago,. the undersigned feels
ha: 18 presence at the Polish national day ~ : . my
; ations: has some significance. ‘He ‘Yememberas - : oo
that: ‘PIERRE-AUDAIN ‘was also present at. the cele- | ;
_ -d¥attion of the: C¥ech. national day: thid year. In
Mo, other Words, the Communists have made it a point
ov > to maintain contact with him, probably in view of
the fact that PIERRE-AUDAIN may return to Haiti if
something happens to DUVALIER and may secure a
position of some importance in his country. . .
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. 2. The President of _the Consular Association, VOURVOULIAS,
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“."" Joint celebration of both the. uhdersigned' s and LOGINOY's _
7 departurés in a party to be held for both of | them at. the same
time. LOGINOV is not scheduled to leave Mexico intil
September 1969, a departure postponed from the > original
schedule of late July or early August. :
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to: Lel ané I-12 rtated hit interert to feet tie Cow cirk at Lisscolele
house, auc Qn. + the veauree of conv i=l explaiced to LIBATQU-1 why he telieved _
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Spas: col. ‘Convent 6 at. “Tepotrotien froml100 ‘to ‘\scotrs. on 17 July 1968.
cit and ex-Consul, Gea. of Greeces |
* Consular Corys. ‘is creature of Aners
In adlition to helping the two
: Leander tr. “‘Voyrvoul iss ‘wha led excursiea.
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cover ani ‘aake contacts, the purpose.
c rs, work iato. cousutar
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! iatroluced by Fra lyer as Fratyer re, aeeuent.
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and uninteresting coapared to constaut verbal sparring Set.
_ which Sistode will defer to Fralyer to ceyort af we sees Pit.
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were unndble “ivastity the otheby
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in the tacksround ind accompain ed the unidentified Tussian during most.”
of the tours FeTiLitl wes insroduce? to him but little convensetion
passed between them. He appuarsd little stiff, mofe the Tusstan
sterootyre of the reserv.d, social-tlleat-2a32 persen. Fut this .
was iusts an had nox, chanee for ‘an indepth
~~ gonversation.s ZOLOVEV ggoemed tO poss2ss dacent. spanish. Fe stated |
Lok. he yes fron the comercial section. A pefully subseet vill atbend
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: Consular. Corys ia cFeature ‘of Moers. cit and ex-Cousul Ceo, of Greace,
Leander I, Vourvouliag, who led excursion. la addition to helping the ‘tre
is Ania eunsular cover “anil make contacts, the purpose,
ware. Was. ‘to see at first hart the Sovy. Sloe eol Cubsns who .
Bree ant no Cubs,. ae ,
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as one of two commercial types. frois mug booker: uanbTe iblentify the other,
( > was Fae
quite ‘thient ievertneleges ‘Siaiaes Siatone i aad. tdhed iriariy to Logiinay aad
introidiced--by Frailyer as Fralyer replacement. However. cenversation i .néucuous-
and ubinleresting codpersd to constant verbal sparring dete. Fradyer and boginoy
which Siatone will defer to Fradyer to report af he sees rite
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SUBJECT: First Sistone euicen™ ‘Cover JOb Outing. with: Consular Corpas
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ks tereice De Sintone: dad Feeal tin oO “both.
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tationality) to-new Foril. factory. ain Cuautitian, lunch tal -exeusion of: —
Span. col. Convent at. Tepotzotian frouwl200 to 1900Drs., “on. IZ Jeary 1969.
Conaulor fCor)s da ‘creature of xner. cit and ex-Consal Gea. of Greece, Soo .
‘Leander Tr Vourvoul ius, wao Ted excursion. Ta allition to’ “helping the two
new Sta. officers work into consular cover and gake contacts, tie purpose
tha sutiny. | ia part, was to. see at first haat’ the Sov, Bloc al Guten who.
shovel, ‘do Hentifind | Bloc:
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Sidtone ant Ferelen iuepentently identified bee K ely
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t. but was engaged tvice ‘by Sistond in. “gonversations das one accanien. e
he had been in ‘Mexico short time, was there , oe. Feault recent Sov=lex
sats just ha
On other rovetin said 1 ota Tea ant genateh 7
sjoke Spaa, with heavy accent fan) He loft talk puch but wea.
1 be FYaent navertisieéns zxstaal Sistone also takel briefly to Loginov and
ititroluced by Fralyer aa Fra tyer re, plageuent “However canversatinn i anucuous
| and uninteresting compared: to ‘conatant, verbal sparring betw. Frady¢r aad: Loginov
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Bubject:, LIBACCH=1 CReSOs) - mS if.
Date of Meetr July 9 at: Parense. Reotéurent-Ber (Hewiton) at 690.
ao . “prearranged meets ‘el came on. times “the neat t laeted 2 hours, ‘
and 50 einutes. -
Hoxt meat: ved galy 16 at 1650 at: piok up plave in 18 Repobede
with Gutenberg” ;
On » Judy. 9 9 at 0915 bre int went to the Bov Babasey to look tor
yn oferta natn te doen nln ene pcin nen sate :
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a. Alla LNU ie in Mexico city lees than s year. She ie
bored to desth here and to looking Corward te returning
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to Noecow ae soon as she will be allowed.
bd. She eaid that Hexico had a pleasant climate, but all
she known sbout Mexico ia Ouautls and even when sho
ie invited there she hae no cospany of her own (ei0).
e. With regard to her achooling: after ehe fiaiehed
hifh “ netisol ene went: to a rohool for mechanical tech=
nicians where ahe studied about. a year and gave 1% up
; becquee she. dia: not ‘like it. She: ‘bomps'ted: to enter the
be a. et té1e her ‘that he would Took: her “up cochegnally
Ba, ‘ and she appeared to be pleased ‘with the idea.
5... @, Deseription: apparent age 25 - 26; hight about 5 ft
a - 3 in (posaibly less); heir ‘Light brown; very nice eyes
( del dove Hot Fenember-. the: ‘golor 2); budldt rather
‘yathor Toney in. | generalt ‘pledeant appeare
“ata not heer: from L0G it would prove he had a friend. ‘who turned out ‘to
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be no good. a oy . ve, ’ ==
During sit waiting int ve ; ceegtion toca urty iui pasted:
inoonse 6. inl agked YO did he |
party ( at Andrea's OATAHO ‘)
: added, few words: of bis wn. ~
leave te | Ostober 169.
8. at. 1520 hrs, of. thie sane aay BOG" ‘phoned to: Teel, in the Institute.
and after some. verbage thay agreed: to meet on Monday daly “14 at the
Merinera restaurant et. 1500 hre (AV Chapuktapec with or near Liverpool).
‘Both of then stated that they would be there without fail.
9. With regard to the meet LOG - Le] I repeated my previous in-
struction to IL-l concerning hie attitude if LOG comes out agsin with
the request to meet LIOVAL-1l.
10. With regard to L-le scquaintanse with Alla I euggested L-1l to
aek his wother about her. There ta a poasibility of finding cut hor full
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. the fact that ‘Be Bet Alla whtle waiting for. Kim, Depending on the find-
ings L-1 stould consider lnviting Alla to his house, for > lunch one Sat.
or Sun and take. her with:
‘spend. the ‘afternoon. I tela Pe that I would pay tor the. expences , for :
‘lunch and: possible entertainment. i-1 wit. diecuss. the patter with: re
vefore doing Snything. : .
nl. Le-l reported. that dhe had a. 90 minutes talk with Karel WSNIRL
¢- “see Attachment) and I dabdriefed him.on the same. There were very few
‘ facte which were not ‘covered in the previous report on WENIBL.
12... As at becane obvious that the: working part of. the meet was over
Lel stated that he ‘would re fi ‘el bad and Dlow off nis top x8 it ‘he.
had. putt Long - period. of w
extended for the. sane amount of: tine. end X an pend that tine where: he
pleaced. Tel. commented that in that: case: he would atend the. deadline of
‘becoming festy to Aug 20. I laughéd. lel commented. that Frobably I was
not. able to -understénd how Bitch he waa: attached to KARTASUE.
FiFernald
the ‘end of the sonth. I told him that EARTASTE
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Paseo at 1400 ore. Subject pkoriéd to our. office in. the course of the.
morning to Ege confirm the arrangenent. ( FERGALD wae trying to reack
Subject. to change the place of neet, but he was not able to reach nic),
. Subject €id not show up at the Del Peseo and efter waiting 40 minutes
F went hore (: his office }, At 1535 are TF wee. infoed vy the office:
that- Subject called- “several +imes acd wis latest statement was that be
Would. tbe in front of the Cine lating. { acroes the. Referna ‘fron our
Babeesy }e. F cane. there vu “time. but ‘Subject mas hot eround. Due to
. heavy. rain F ves boun i to. stay. there acd et 1630 hrs Subject showed
golf ut yin an impressive Pontiag. Boreville,, biue. with, Light. ‘top, pletes:
/ —Pexas, - Henisfair’ Slack). Subject weved to F to ect in. the
Mex t- M26 z: Tris she tf Jez Wt ad Bore. Prewr li. & at BbEhe;
in tie car Sup sees eteted to ? that he soofed, because he
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nr Ted ¢ to. retura the goneville and ts
7 i have a ride’ with him. Subject. took the ear to Telonitz and ‘perked at ==
: in front ‘of the agt building at 297, # fe excused hinsel? fer fer: niautet,
_ tack ne“spep ners, zed. a enali banile ard 2 niniature bottles az seme
° Liquor end ecterad sie ent.’ about: 5 minutes later ke returned and
p we entered an old, beaten up Valiert ~ithout licease pl'tes and the
b ace is hard to tell. . :
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Ke yo During the first ride Subzect telf 7 that LO phoned hic
on *riday Joly 4 and told kit that they vould Fave to gostooned “heir
el nevt roheduled fer the next day tecmice he (102) menld be out of
at .eni Eun. I¢3 wanted to ceet vith Tubject om lon or cue
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and Subject told him that he fould be taken. and working ith . 2
_—- _ ‘American businesszen. eho would srrive on Sundey. Subject added that
perk. they: woule ‘tring 8 “tennis hat for 10+ { they did), LOG raid that ue
4 would. want ‘to: visit < Josephine ad ADOAVAGA, probably on Thursday July 10).
ae put. would: phone } hid to arrange. for-a meet before coring to: pie ( acd
, Josephice’s: z épt. LO also: recinded Subject: ‘& to prepare tin for
. that. neet: a: written. resort of the opinion of vexcicad governrent
oo of officials. edout the Interdnerican Beonoeic - Senference et Fort of
| of Spain. AP. oe .
3. after returgzng from. the spt cubject told F thet. LOG nea, Ko
, Broned to Jesepnine end ‘told her that he would visit them ‘on Thur’ Bi
a. Little after § 2000 ars and that he would ering to Jorepnine 2 vot feo
ef Votka. Ds Lopes a
ee : en, subject aoked. 7 when, should. he. arrange ‘for a meet
with Le, “Because. 40 front of Jose} nin e, they | do not rpeqk about :
potities. F > told Subject, that te. Lees thing, to do would ve to”
take gavertage fof the s ring" with: LOG. to. ‘nake arrangeszed*
for theiz pext feet: Sudject agreed and asked ? wretuer our ceourkty ty
_ 4 people. " geeided to give or not te give the. directory +o nim for
a , passing. | ‘$t LOGs * toid subject that. he mess! ad the natter by wringing
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into the picture a. nonextsting. etricia which we. ware. net able to
iret. stes. is getting. rid of Patricia, sthich
— [ produce. Taeréforey the
i means. to get to. the point of
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cut it.
ing to follo* Lois: ans tractio’, “pegarding. how to Zo ab
“85 ‘wretrd icia” Subject. yeild, halve to state wnat: che did. ict
Fst instructions. Surject really
ne U.Se ‘Embassy acd is willing. .
return treo her Leave and he des not now. wey.
the Diana
6. At that point wa Subject and 7 vere airady at
jn tnsugeates
Circle ‘and Subject suggested teas they stop for a arink
at Santoras which is only a couple of blocks from hit orrice and +
agreed. Trey rerained there arout 59 nicu “eee ;
Te subject -etated that the directory rag become & groblec. 7
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de no$. eorgflence rith the instruction; the only way out of it now is
(2 | tg do whet ? told kim ia the car. =:
_ ; a. ; In reply to Pe question Subject atated that tne 2 americane -
who, arrived nere on. Supday July 6. were interested in Anveating cepital — 7
ina Bede arees a. ‘housing project. for people of lew. incone. Re added a =
that oné ‘of them is owner of a mining corporatioa and the otherone.
is fron the Benef ficlary { ‘Af rembered correctly) insurance Ce. Fe.
‘pelives that. they were satisfied with the findings put it will, take
about a month before the deal caterialices, vecause tu2 approval of
“appropriate voard was needed.
—_ _Bubjeet showed ta F. a calling card of i'r. C. Lester NeGee
} C-or. aecee) 5. Président of Noon Valley -\ining Corporation,
5 “3113 oak ‘rid: “hve for Street), Bellas, Texaé. There wer’ ak least
iy ono 1 addresses listed: whieh F did not remember. Subject went.
aa on to sey that Bre Naegee was interested in buy ine. pletioum, but
r Subject told nin thet Nexico ‘had no. pletinun and ’ ‘thats. ‘once the Sovs.
were trying. ‘to sell” a quantity in Kexico. tr. Mactee told Subject
to look into the natter and. explained him the mechenics of the deal.
‘Sove would: ‘have to riake @ fira offer to 2. Swiss Gompany which is’. ‘
controlled by a Gnadien company which is in fact a subsidiary of
an. American company: ultinste. destination ‘ef the pletinua ie the
us. | Reportedly, tae deal ‘is: all the way through . a elean legsl
connercial. transaction and terme ‘of paynent woulé be Irrevocable,
Nonfinmed Lester of Credit, “gaeh on delivery in Sui tzeriand. Tne
intiel ipurehace would be 54000 ounces bet there i = LLL to duy Up.
ae to 1 ctilt fon tollare rorta of pl tatinuz. Subject. ssked choutd he
ask 0G sre the Sovs interested in the deal, | ; . _
10. _ F told Subject he ssould teli ahout it to LOG if there is
a coantesioa for the person sao facilitates the Geal. Accoriicg to
cubiest there is a UE*1.- commission per ounce if ce apn provise .
the goode, F told Subject he snould exprese te dasire that LOG
oitatia the inZo rinselfl and if tne answer is Savurable and tha gri {oe
rigshs then ico7 can tntrod.ce Subject to she Sov o2Zicial eho wial
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be authorized to close the deal. Subject acreed to emphasize the
attractivenesn cP the comzirrion end the advantage of the fact that
the deel is handled in Switzerland and connequently the commission
is also paid there. F tole Subject the’ ‘he wanted to know in detail
LOG reaction concerning the eoraission. Subject ehould aleo play
eround rith the thene that it would te @deal ic LOG: could trevel to
Switgeriond to introduce him to the Fight percon (Sev) and siniler.
B. . , Subject connented | thet, the buyer is serious | ‘ena it ‘reneins te
de Séen. ere. ‘the Sov" willing. to sell at ‘a convenient. for them but stil):
fair price. Subject went on to: say that if the deol was. to go well
“he would have to go to Switzerland, and this aricea another problem,
i.e. how long would it take far hin to get, ‘Americen Passports “because -
‘he id presently documented by his Birth Certificate. © told hin
to start thinking about passing thet bridge when he cones to it.
. ee ~ Subject appeared to. te egtisfied with Bs attitude in. the above a
converea tion: and ‘he “gotnerted that with tuLs aatter show ing. up plus
‘Hat and the written report there, should he emough for 4 seet :
Ng
with’ ies. F ry ' told Subject: “that ne fanted a carton copy. of the. report ~ |
he would hand to 0G ‘and Subject precise ‘to nake one... ae
13. : Tren, Sihject observed that in order to place the business * er
talk with LOG in the right prospective he would have to see LOG before
Era ReGee and nis companion leave; thich means. tne latest on wed Adon...
F toid nin to Fis akend ani aake Arrenzénents wadieh would-be normal.
if “he, wae. trying to pusa the platéaun dédil, but. if ne gets to see
LOG. before Thur. at hia (Josephtines) apt) he: should ® edvise 7 by phones,
dee. leave a. message for F to ring Rin up. ;
bs Bven if acthing cork out of the platinus deal,
which is quit: izely, Genvereation about it
and the acscciated comniceizn, should give us
i? gore readings on LOG of one hand and on the etier
& ened nore light oa the personal relation hetveer
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he Aecording to Source L0G phoned him. on a Petday duty roxy 1100!
“Monday or Tueaduy and Source told hia thet he would be busy w® with
Boome ‘Awerioan bueinesemen . LOG concluded that he wanted to visit
. Josephine ALCAYAGA Segues 846 woek wné will do it probably on ;
‘Thursday (Suly 10), but Will photie esrlter,
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July 9, 1969
Source? Finay SABORE .
bre and told that he would be out of towr on souly S-and_6 and,
cohsequently, would wart to resohedur 8’ tRoee mn ret. Try froposed
- ; According to. Source Les ‘aces not nise a week to give a
“ring: to: ‘Josephine ALOAYAGA juét to- aay Hello.
Bee. _- During the phone conversation nenitioned ‘ta ‘para Ww above’
= Loc reminded Source thet he was interested In having. next ‘week in |
: writing what Mexican officials “thought about tiie ‘Amerdean promises .
made at the Interanerican ‘Eeonomto Conference in. Port of Spain.
ae | @ne following are ) 100's statomenta wade to Bourse ‘gome of their) -
previous meter -
a, 200 bas a. Lite Ineurenos for 1 million’ Pesos
with Monterray Odtiania de Seguros, 8 S.A, in
’ “Méexico- Citys.
b. LOG told Souxoe that’ it wae good. to have a friond .
'.“on the other side", meaning American eide, because!
one can never tell what ight happen. .
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i - Date of Heet: muly 2 at Paris-lexlco Restaurant at. 1640 Hrse. Tg
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> i ote Le “prearrenged neat. to: wigich Subject came. on “time. ead. eselng
a, - me “he drove eround . ‘peveral blocks! end | returned to tae prearranged”
' . oe place 6 ainautee later.
i I paid. bel Bi 1,000- salary for - Sune: 169.
ye — Yiext meet: yuly awith the pick up at the same place at
° . 1615 hrs.
2. L-1 told me about the evening ne srend with LIOVAL-1 at the |
Sov show. He. reported the matter exactly as LIOVAE-1 did and, added tist
in spite of his intentica to meet with rote ‘oombers of the Sov eroup
ke did not find time to do it.
> with regard to. the ‘visit ne’ promised to make wo todzor:
: Us suated that he. wae not ‘etle: ‘to wake up ris mind in dot
‘ pecause he ferred. tat LOS ois ght suspect hia. for ehovias
interes’ ic him ‘now and previously: he mee avoiding: hime I repeated.
; my request that he go and see LOS INCT nefore we meet next week. HE”
2 - * gaid he would do it of Friday wuly 4 at 1015 hrs. -
of he I told b-1 that: q wanted iim. to’ do. more seriting: for we tn
previous acrergent. ne promised to 66 it, end
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' Be . Zl gave Su ubjest
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Te. L-1 qe still livics heraonioucly with his wife ord L-l
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want oO tive bis her a rewso2 for quarreliss.
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Subjects : Valentioa LOGINOY - Blo Sketch by LIPACON=1
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Recarks: . °
1. Concerning the- problens. waich Log has vith hia colleagues,
LIBACON=1. wag not able to offer specific. exazples. In ‘at, least: 3
instances-L0G spoke to L-l treat ‘the peyohslogteal- atmospher within. . '
the Sov Ssibarsy 46 horrlbhe 31 “depréseing. is stated thet ‘ther _
not & -eingle ‘person “in the. pnbassy in whieh one: can confides. averyooay
in -ready to. cut otherones © throat just to advance; if there ie nothing
the colleagues can pin agbinst a person they start intriguing ‘hoping
that one might lore his tenper and coamit something stupid which
would be sufficient to herg the person invelveds if onea aske for
advise he would in no tine find out thet he yas considered ‘incompetent. —
- In Fall 1968 L-l invited LCG to: ‘attend, a ‘party and told hin
_ that, yurty CHERNISH (P=13, 042)- would ‘be there. LOG: tated shat Ne.
would not come, “because it would mean or getting himself in trouble
or getting CHERNISH iin. trouble; ‘to keep gray fron.‘ Sov ‘cbllegeues is -
the only cf hoop ing out of troubles, ‘concluded. LCG.
26 With regard to the ‘statenent thet Ls. was. commiting errore i ;
by exterting pressure ‘on other people L-1L stated ‘that he reported
Loss renewed atterpt to récrutt Nigtel Angel; Ia doing so L066. abandéned..
t. and Sgnored the sensitivity of. the ot er person; LOG alk ;
Miguel Angel: the way: BCG ‘spoke to. ie nade ‘it evident that LG ‘dis-
regarded ops security rules. Sieh things did rot: heppen tefore and
i-1 concluded that 23° reat eil out so awl
ne leavee ZUS- "cont ‘what Lt any". ,
t whetr lel stated thet he helieved thet 203 wold he a geod me 4
perros ander norcel: conditions, he aeant that ne believed that 5 bo" Le .
basically @ g790d person and vonlé te acting ara tenavine 13 8 good
if he reaained as a mr7ik on
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preron in nie normal eniviroarent, 1.4..
the fara, or ce was 8 tractor criver or 4 track driver ani aiiler,
veeaise in sush conditions LE would de a yied joe ead moult sot
kave to depend on rental cepatiitey widen he dogs not have.
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4, niration for Spein ond Spaniards. L-1 feels positive thes LOG was
never in Spain; he has ne reason to believe that LOG did any. extensive
j : reading about. Spain; in fect! “el -believea’ that LOG knows soout Spaia
3 what he teara from Spaniards tho léve in the’ USSR and, apparently,
he was astooleting with a number of them in Hoscom. :
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Valentin LCGINOV
Edad aproximada de 43-45 afios, auaque Aapareata menos, Fisicamente
de complexion atlética, alto. Juega muy bién al tenis. Recientemente
qued6 en segundo lugar en el campeonato del D.F. que tuvo Lugar
: . . : . a
‘en el ciud Brancia, donde practica eSte deporte. Cuida avchisino -
su condieton ftsica y. nds que nada su apariencia. Ra este sentido
es muy vanidosy, Muy pocos amigos saben que ‘tiene una, hija ae*
‘16417: afios. “Cuando le pregunitan si tiene hijos hable solo dé-su.
: buenas. a sus he Stearic
hijo‘de 12 ‘afios Ge edad. Le da pena presentar @ su mujer, que es
muy amable y buena, porque se ve de mas edad que 41. No. fuma, toma -
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agecenta
¥ sienpre se le ve Sereno. Es muy amable en el trato, Nunca trata_
dé imponer sus ideas, pero sienpre pgidiente ‘de convencer por las
ta oo Pall ete] tate
“¢eaando “ve e que | no puede hacer 16 aitimo,.
rompe diplomaticanente los relaéiones adistosas con el ‘sujeteo.
En. sus ideas es de la escuela estaliaista: Solo. cuenta. lo Uaion
Sovietica y la altima, linea a seguir del Partido. Eso quiere decir
que no tiene “ideas propias. ‘sigue tidelisinamente Ta mitaea" porque
sabe: muy bien que es la, dniéa forma rapica y eficaz de escalar ea-
“su carrera. Le: gusta muchtsino. a vida buena, tips occidental,
. aunque antes se dejarita cortar ua brazo que confesarselo asi nisno, —
Es ‘muy anbicieso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘con sus. conpaé Seros de
trabajo. ‘Hable despectivanenta. de ellos. No te gusta. nada, la idea’
de tenes que permanecer en Nosed les dos akos que vienen. po dijo
que harta lo posible que al transcurrir esos aios lo mandaran de
preferencia otra vez a “Néxico, Su ilusioa nas grande es trabajar
en Espasa. Adora 2 los espaZoles.— La forma de ser de les rejicanos
no le gusta. Por eso sti quiere regresar, quisre decir que prefiere
cualquier lugar donde vivir, nenos Rusia. Creo que precisanentg
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"me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, me contest que é1 creta que to
Picar! a continuacton, | me. invits a comer 1 dia 8 para seguir
diferent a lo awe. Lievan los clidadanos Sovieticos:, Creo que:
porque ya tiere que partir en julio, es por lo que ultimamente esta
cometiendo errores. Quiere hacer. renctes -&@ como de lugar, presionando
a la Bente de Betas qu antes janis hacia. ‘EY dia 2 de mayo lo vi
ws s.
en Mlatte; | ‘y sabiendo que yo. no quiero trabajar para el, ine.
insistio, Llegando a1 S41s5 de preguatar si podiamos abordar ‘a.
mi aluano. Joha, ‘sin. sigu déra. preguatar ‘por ‘la personalidad y forma” ‘de
pensar de Joha?. fn los 15 miautos _que estuvimos Juntos no. hablo naa
que de eso. “Cuando yo. le dije que ya ‘le habia ‘dicho antes que no
que me pasaba es que tenta miedo. “La forna m4s ‘inocente de hacerne
inocencia ¥ muchas ganas de. progresar,, ‘para llevar una “vida muy
_qalere dejar ‘una grand inpresion a sus. jefes para no. quedar trabajando
‘Andefinidenente en el Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores de tosed.
No sé hasta que. punto sus: ‘anbieiones pueda ¢ ylarlo. a ‘progresar
incluso por medio ‘de atropellar yictimas. Come: ‘persona y en condiciones
normale’ | mie: Barece bueno, -generoso y fiel. amigo. Stn embargo la
algo de mi, muy aparte de nuestra amd
verdad: es que nunca lo Tlegue a conocer muy biea, en parte posiblesente’
porque. casi desde el principio sentta instintivanente que queria
(stad ¥ ea parte porque con todo
y la confianza que llego a tener conmigo jamas se descubrio por -
completo, ni mucho menos. ES extréeniadamente ealiteloso.
Reduniende: | mt inpresion es que es una buena persona, de buenos
Sentizientos, pero que una vez ~etido en "ese trabajo," por razones
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Contact Report
Subject: Jimny SABORI oA
Date of Keet: July 1 at Sepe-Ferie ai 1900 hra 7 a
le ; ‘This neet was held in lieu of the: one scheduled for June 30 at
‘|1400 bre. Subj requerted the postpenrient of ‘the neet by phofe on grounds
tl that Locuiov did not show up for the neet on June 25 and another neet
mith hia wae arranged by phone and will take plsce on June 30 at 1400 bre.
PURMALD honed to Subject the eame day of his call and arranged te see
him “dt Seps-Paris restaurant at 1990 hre, F who came to the meet place
5 minutes earlier found Subject there waiting for his, The reét lasted
_§ hovre in spite of the fact that 2 paid the b111 2 hours before Subject
deosded, £8 , leave. ;
i
: Next vieet: ¢ ‘ondey: duly 1 at the Del Parseo at 1400 bre. Totes
oF, will ehance the meet places to a more nodest restaur-
- ant.
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2. —_ Subject immediately. réked what was the decision concerning the : ;
Zab directory which LOGINOVrds asking for, 7 told Subject that the directory .
was his lest worry end that he vould. like. to Kear how eid the things go -
with LOCINOV. Subject etarted speaking about the meet (see separate Attach.)
‘By the time Sid ject -wae through, vith hie description of the geet, 7 0 btained: .
a more convenient tadle end ae eet moved to it: 7 requested Subject to. write =
additional data to hiv FRQ-I which he did promptly. Then ? asked him to
write the chroco cequence of his contacts mith LOGIMOY which Subject did
by looxirg in his egerde acc he 414 it 2Ltheut- hesitation.
Be At thie point Sub sect told 3 that he Pad seen hio in the viciat
of tae place where ha ret with LOSIUOY. = etated that he wae thera acd
that tha purpose of teing thera rea that Subject cea him, He sexed Aid
F aleo see 103 ced 7 atated that when ke sav LO coming ne zoved in the
Aiceetion from shiek Subjees wae coming, T sannluted te enying thet the
fost thes Power there higvall abould ke eulfictent te deaure Sublect thet
we ceap nperasional catterss rertrleted *o a minis of perzon? Zoe rearore
of panrity. ; :
a > looked at what Subsect crate econeraing ita Geeta TEtN id
20712? 19, £30
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and told Sutjeet that aceeniinug to the plore reececze he left for 7 it
appeared’ that LOG did rot cone to the meet echeduled for June .25 end
not as he put 1% on paper. Subject repeated wnat he wrote and confirmed
, that on Jure 20 UiSjees aid not ehow uP and on June 25 LOG Atéxxs cane
and Subject did not show up ( LIgieRas2 surveillance confirmed the latter
statement ). F observed that on his first neet with” Subject on June 23
j Subject said that he had a meet with LOG on June 28 end. told him that he
Jad no time to try to get the directory. Subject ‘showed no entarrassnent
‘and he told F that he cust heve wleeundertood Subject's stat terent.
oy
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| 5.6 F told Subject that he did sot follow Fe instruction in epeaking »
{ / - to LOG ahout the directory, epecificeally, “by” bringing up a nane of
| oe! Patricia which ‘crested a problem without which: he would be much better
oh
. offs gha fact if that Subjeét trews nodody in the U.S. Embassy. Subject
: was: of the ‘opinion thet we can always introdice him to: & pereon in the -
Oo gmb ehe can play the role of. teing hie acquaintance. 7 told Subject thet
we ware not celle “Sud ine rabbits out of a fat and all our actions were
ao, conducted within Linits of eécurity. “Shat Subject was suggecting was a
“ A conplete disregard for our as wéll his own sécurity and the beet thiag
ra he can tell LG6 on their next neet was that " Patricia’ did not show up
_., 108 yet. ‘
toys 6. " It may be. noted that 3s attempt to deoriet Subject on what:
; ; ‘transpired at ‘@ach of: his maets-witn LOG did fot tear desired results. ©
: Subject stated the facts he neqtioned to ? on thelr ; first néet and etarted
i repeating hinself ae he was golag on. Therefore, F decided ts get as. de<.
tailed as possible deseription cf the last. meet and Sudject was cooperative.
Although, Subject. spoke ‘sHout the ‘Test meat at tna ber ind né of our west
be did not alna, trylas putting it in Requence as it took. place, From what
Subject stated “Srevious maeta iv may be rortavnile fio ting thes Subject
had a party at his apt on gune 10 and ha arked LOG to come to tae pasrtye
lis expiataed Subject that he did not lice te te seen in large groups
end he sent Subsect 2 boetcles of Votka for the party. Subjecs also
stated that in 2 = 3 instences te prosieed LOG to bring #ic 4 tennia
hat froe the 7.8. Aetualiy, 2S weuld like to hnve 2 tenalr rata, one
‘ mtth a-vinor end the other type with e rin around, aise large. Tubsect
dolay tt, tut at tre proger nenent ka forgot about
subject forgot a-out bin and
had an epartunkty of
ic, Loc estllg tring up tre fact tha
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tent ( 2 used the expression ‘lie detecter test’ ). Sudject reacted by
pores
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his hata, Subject asked F was it posrible to get those hete for him.
? raid he did not know 1f it can be done. ; ee
Te. Subject arked 7? what type ef a reception will be. givéa on 1 the:
4th of July ty the Znb ard wee there something arranged that any American
could drop in, ae signing the book at the int, > promieed to proce: to |
Subject. in cage ‘there was sone thing. like thet.
«= ee
8. after eoveriag. the ground as. contained in the. 3 Attachmeate
P asked Subject. waa he willing to back nis. tavenents wita a polpyrapn
asking hen did we want him to take the test. 7 commented thet he did yo
not say that Subject would be given one, he only asked would he be ‘willing
to take one, if wa: asked hin to do. it. Enubject etated that he was wALLing
ta take the teat at any time. Then, he started asking qi reations about
[| the. teat, especially, rio usually gete it and how it works, Vith regard Sn
|. to who. “rete ? stated thet enyone involved in matters. having pearing on :
‘the security of the U.5.. and es te how it rorka, there is nothing, to ite
it Peglsters when a persoa ceye & lie es the sterach ais ests, autonatically
: oe
any t? Ang 8 persona eats.,
9. Conmen'tn by FEPNALDs :
8. Tnir meet enables us to have a vetter Llasight ef
Eubsects perconality. - . a
‘b.. There are yolid indications that Subject ie nos ;
withholdings’ inpor tent ‘info eoncerfilng nis personal
history nor Ris activity. oe ; —_
c.His clain ‘te have numerous end to an extention. influent« ..
fal contacts appears to be acceptable. . a
aie also! opears to ha cooperntive, But nae a tendency te -
deviate: - astion sived to ain concerning
his. Sted tude towerd LECt Eee. rt fe pesedoie vaat thir
is due to hie. convinetion that he knowe: ios tetter tnaa
ye do end teat we are teo desratics an2 not enough
flexible. At tde sane time this may ve due to she fact
that be loves clandenting activity for the eake of
pleesuts. hea sete out of the z2ce ac euch on one hand.
and cn ta other, te nicht fear that our prtrased esuree
af anttos tay ali-Late Li roa nis, ae wv Lich cae2
he would bd lett aithout s came Re Likes.”
ft. wenstal
ae. it erpearasystie ct helaur that g ovdee ts
conditions are not rosy, but, eiparenthi's ve hae
a rnaiter, 12 reli draneed ang cae nit fave to vrrry .
hungry. cnerelere 2! .era La Left enough ress
trout beiny bun t
for rin to Yoal the Life sa pleares.
. surverne?d
0 DE. viernes 27
de Junio de 1969
1
ee
lias pasados, estuvo muy
animaade. a
_EV organizador de este
evenio deportivon, fue ff
Adrian Aguiar para dex
pedir ‘al n Lo -.
Nov, qulen préiimamen: |
te purtira al extranjere. -
Resukaron triunfado-
res: Hans Kespareky bea
tr de Baccn; Valentin
Longtnov y Meche Pinto;
Ralph Wiegandt y Gloria
de Pinto, quienes obtu-
vieron el primero, segun-
do y tegcer bigares, res-
pectivamente.
Por la agcho, bos espo-
sos’ Pinto, Jose y Glorta
ofrecieron una festa en
Su maidencia donds fue
fun entregadua lus tro
fem = Aqua las fois...
ti Mans Kaoparok, estriz
Bacon y Vichy Aguilar.
R Xe wale grups... el die
tot bas Gonwe, NMNIAd9
Cara Gu Roun, Re
bon Hoan, Ciettade Nnia
Adrthh Aguilas Vaienaa
lainguimos » Kuth Ware
Bt > Law sonmtoca ded
tarne. Hans Naspared
Beatie Dees Varna
Peanguanis Mamas i mio,
ere: .
a ARUN ae ie Meee aia
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‘Contact Report” Abo
| 3. SOKMO with us: Subject was” “tora that once he yas ‘placed. in:
contact with the "proper pecple” he ekould uga fron. now on the extention
870, Se wiil identity himself ac. EF, ARYIZO ¢ allegedly nis nother’ fesiiy
a : FERUALD ehoxed. Subject bis. offietel ‘Looving credentials under
web ie wae ance are an eee ani he ene "antic ame Cama Ae oo ee
aw,
“sh ¢ inv’
Pr i.
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suits
Sutjects Jamee SAPCRI .
Date of Meet: June 23 at Subsects Art et Fabia ae Sta Barbara 20/506
, AY Tene id - ey 5 Fal
: (av t-. . Woes et Ae on ;
1. ; Arrangerents for this pent were rade throug! the office ead
she fact that the phone which Subject Left with cur office was out of
order made it necessary. that SEFTEUA iD es]2 en Subject at. his apt..it oar
be noted that Subject is in the precess of moving and the only furniture
in the living room of the above mentioned apt consisted of two: | beaten. up
easy chers w/o arm rest and a sort of an end table loaded with papers . and
a8 telephone: another phone was on the floor -in the corner ‘of the reoa.
Torre wee co much dust on the floor, that it as digfieurt, to believe thet |
"the apt Was fin any ure during the. lest re ‘ays.
Qe0 Subjects Nev ADDRESS: Teibuits 207 apt 7 piione 31-53-95 <
‘Office: Fraceionedora ce Be jio, Insurgente' ee Sur 429 office 12
{first floor), 7 hone 64-63-47, : <
Subject can be reached hone until 0920 in the morning and. in the ‘offices
between 1100 and 1400 bre and in the afternosn betreen 1700 and 20C0 bre. :
Subject stated that it wonld be “rather difficult to find hie in his ;
office tecaure of. nis frequent "in ‘end out" work, aoe _
fes
VR Mg AT et
nace ) and will aske for r, Virgil (PALDINT} FZRNALDS. elias.
a ae
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; elias of vireil 2 2. BALDINI ané ‘after he read then quite carefully, PITT
stated thet now Subject knew that he was Sfeaking to the right person 2-.
SubjeeS commented that he ras satisfied with 78 tona fide.
5. F first eexed Subject fev. personal questions; the phone ig out
of order heeause he requested that it be trarafered to tis new apt asd
on Scturday (June 21 shen he ear that the phone was not in operation
called “hin friend Cerloa TRCUYZI" to put preceure on the Telephoce C2
wae nothing could ke done in view of the week-end: the hae in the
GUEN sy
SE hh ei Dane le A RN Le eed Sete ede Lbeth AS 6nO enn Nae re vine etka ed en aeinetcimanet ee + amine fe ee
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building is often out of ercer, because there are too many children in.
; the building: Subject is merritd and has 2 childien, dut he is preeontly
i . Separated froa hie wife; ae the children finis shed » the high Sehool his wife
wanted them te cantinue their echoolins in the UeE.: Sutject avoided
specifying. what school his children attended here and called the echool
, "the Anerican-‘Hich School: Subject hes been in Mexico & ‘yeare and his
_ ood. wife oniy 2 years; as much es he loves Vexico Fo much his, wife did. net get
7 a used to Nexico and Sid not vent to reneia any longer here; the fact that
- he did not want to leave Mexico resulted in their physical separation;
~ according te Subject it is only a natter of deys thet his family left for
San Jose, Celifornia, which Subject call ed his home town; Subject claings
that his fanily ( pateraal side } cores fron Milan, Italy; his great grand —
fether cane to New York, HY, end felloved tee ¢old rush to California where -.
_;he apperently did well; for reasons unknown to Subject his ‘grand fatner
. moved from California to Arizona and tren to t vexice (Sinalos) weere | ;
: Sut jects father wae born; in the sene breath Sudject Stated that he, ‘too,
was born ih ‘Fexicé and when F contented that it would be logical that he:
. dive a duel eitizensnip,. Subject cid quite bit of talking to confuse the
the previous statenent: Guring the “revolution aii the! records were burned.
and he hae aniy the certificate -of vaptisa iseued hy 8 Rexieen church and
‘in fact at wae por sible that he wes bern on. the U. Ss. side. ef the perder;
; Subdsect cleims he could not care. less about the. pose Shility of claiming
Rexican citirenship, he ie an American and it suits. hia well to live in
So ak. this country as a TOURIST: in, the. Praeeionadore de Pajio ne works with -
. fo @ partner, “ho. ‘entered the company as owner of 2 larcé chtiaxs of ‘land;
Sudject hed no money: but he is the person sho through his connections
odtéined from a Hexicen “bank ‘a decision that the bank would mortgage’
up to SO fer cent every structure he. end hie partner opmpiete; now he
ia in the stage of obtaiding Ame rican investment ‘eapitel to carry out
the construction of low income housing (7 dcee not recal) tne location ‘
Subject mentioned); of course Subject wens threugs financied difficulties
and is still facing cone of them, but aothine eerioie:: He nas a car of
bis own; he is coving out of this apt and will eub-iet it ond sake few
hundred peson per conth on the eiiference of crerent price and wheat he
is payine; this type of tranessetions esnrot cet hiniin treublee, beesuee
“bexteans do net care about much thinert he “hos a frien in the Gcberarcion
a an a
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_,.on his credentials really spells Counter Intellicence, which, for example,
” means’ thet if F saw Subject robbing a bank he could’ not care less because.
- thet vould be the matter concerning the erininel police, or if was charged
for. having a child out of wedlock, because that would bé acatter for. :
the judiciary authorit: rs. but when. it. cones to epies then . that: is a catter S
visit to tie U. Ss. Zabassy. Subject answered Wittout hesitation aor
~ ba
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vbo ence shored hin thet the Soternecion ksd mere than a foot nigh
file on him end Subject told hin Shey should not ‘bother trying tu do
sotething arainst him Greeuce they cencot even kick hin out of the _sountry:
he has a friend to whon he is iggrised to turn if he is in any kind of
troutle and te esked hie Governacion to dial the phone whieh ke cave hin 2
and tne Fhone was anevered vy CISNLROS of the Presidency; Subject cléins
that he has influendiel friendsin practically every ninistry (Secretaria).
of the.- Federal covernaent; Subsect also Prides hineeit with vomen iriends
che-bes' and tlief *B1s0 iafluencial, oo, ae ot
6. In ensver to Fs quetion Subject stated that he called on wr) aod 1
at the U.S. Rrbassy becauré he had a fairly close rélatioa with Yelentin
LOGINOY (P-11,712) of the Soviet Embassy and he would not want to be ;
Judged wrongly if the WOFIRN People fet to know ahout his friendly relation .
with LOGINOV..
Te : cs conmented that he hoped that Sut ject realized that the. title
Which eéneerns ¥ and: the service te is working for. In view of the OS
well established fact that LOCINOY is a spy and Subject is his friend (sic) 3
this netter is of cencern for the Ameriéan Counter. ‘Intelligence, Therefore, @
would appreciate if Subject stuted cléariy what wag the purgese of hig A
embarrasszent: ‘that he believed that he rade himself clear even at the ~
3abassy that hé wante ed to cooperate with the U.S. Service snd de of help
as much as it stood in bia power, F commented thet he rould probadly ask
Subject does ne still want to help - the. GS. Counter Intelligence vefora
we ‘eloze our rect today.
8. In reply to Te questions Subject eteted:
in February 1969
a. Ue net LOGINCT at a social perty in. the house of
Dr, fredericd CO FARIN, sto is as is commonly known a
Communist br 7 tis Ydeolopy. He does not know were there
other Soviet officials as the party. PALA Lirst
4 ee aren ht tt
aE aia cence, ene nara eet iA hee sensei Nea scene unl Se EE ta ala tana ae =
t . ~. . : *e
- hw
; \ Spx. fpoke to Subject in a heavy accented broken English
and vas deligited “hen Subject rurpested that they
speek Spanish. LOGLNOVB ¢eneral line of conv was that
the essential thing in the life is understending and
to be able to understand others one aust cet to know
_ them; this-in turn calls for having as many friends
as possible, The sare applies to countries and nationa. o
. . . Before Leaving the party LOGINOV stated that he. would ms
: oe . like to becone friendly with Cueject and aeked hia 2
cl vould he be willing to meet with him. Subject ‘agreed |
"+ and they met next Fridsy at the Tecali.Restauzant.
por” ; bd. The conv at the Tecali zea to an extent dealing with
the theme of friendship and understanding with an ,
added emphasis that if there was understanding and,
: “consequently, friendship between the U.S. and Soviet
So, : Union we vould he: living in a. much vetter world,
Subject stated his agreement with LOG's views. In a!
further vnart. of the. conv LOGINOY was interested in
a ; knowing whether Subject had many friends in Mexico”
‘ a _ |" Sabject claims to have. stated that. ne had many good
friends here, (NOTZ: It is quite likely ‘that he x
a ; : ; tragsed about. the aurber of inflnential friends he had. } - 4
pt here). At the énd LOGINCY told Subject that he would >
like te cee Kin again and Subject. asked him to come
. 40 hie house. According to. Subject, LOGINOV: aeked:
would not the fact of receiving 4 gov official con
. promise. Subject or Lead him into some kind of troubles.
Subject assured him that the recéiving of a Sov or
: any foreirn official could net affect hin in no ways .
Then, iCGINCY asked Cubject would they be elone end”
Eubsect snsvered effirnetively. (Note: 2¢ this point
Subicet indiceted that he received LOTINOV at the.
apt et the Tethutts 297). Finally, LoGinov egreed to
cone to fubjectte ent. _ ‘
SSSR Sb agst eae ot,
Ss nT co cae
eee eee weet.
es In the apt LOSIey dtd not feel at ence for fone
tine. Intinlly, we did not drink froa the Yotka waich
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: ; ; Subject poured tend he drack enly efter Subject tock +
boon. a - a nip out of LOG'e class ( Femark: This certainly sounky
i axaccerated). Turing the evening LOG wes repeatetly . -
; mo Y. speoking about hie need to have friended rake new
: oo ; new friendships and was pointing out that Subject
7 ; “ Nes able to” help in-that. Resp 5:
_ that he offered to LCG to ints
- of his ‘he wished, Te the course. or sony: 206. war.
a
a4
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a
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po that he wes so weak. nforned, is ne perhaps a TOPS. =
| pian, Subject lowzhed at the question and added ths es
boo ; re ¢.) fact he’ he ted WORERN and t every thie associated niu ar
pieatly t the cevélopente, 2 ca
So “about 10 addi tional. mesta mitt
an ‘used fost extensively was
' wére neeting. at- 2008 ‘
; restaurants: have ‘the
- oo Fragece exe S of pure curiesity tie: ofre
105 coming “to: their meoting place: ig} leaves his
ear 5 = 7 blocks 7 , fron the places, dvoards @ OUe,
fetes: out a@ dlock beyond. the ceeting plase and ones
walking slowly ead making occasionel Etops te observe
whether he wae. folloved. Then they cet inva refteurss,
, torethers: “ives e nood Leos to every pereon in the :
restaurant and reneine especielly watenful if he res”
two men tozether. . .
rit tee eee ie re a cig
: . . £. Subject ctote? shat the leitootif of LOG curing thore
- : > weete war The}pne ead I #111 Le cble to help you", —
"get me (or provide me with) the imfo I need and Iwii1
: ——-—-- provide ‘you with info. you. id ght neca". ‘Among. the mort
ue eaupt info by L0G was persganlity info ca Nexican: .
politicians and, ecpecially, Andieations fia.to who ro
willbe. ‘the’ next Prenident of Mexico, Loe is very “2
.-, Bush interested Goes BeHLvAHRIA i
to DEC we xt
_ according to hin tue %
those countries knov everything that ie to be known 7)
Goneequentiy, LOG is convinced that there ovat an ; . : .
‘important reason for R08 Te “ine bject ; + _ an
we “Rhete very any. ‘othe nor que
; L0G ctartea ‘esking Subject aia he “neve friénis in the
. Bis. Enihe sy here. Subject. wap: answering castally.-
with an "of course", €n the meet Subjec’ had with
L0G oa Sune g at is Cava 1G told hin that he needed
OR
“ge In resty to F
- his that ke needed. a 22
_8d¥ence politically
a the other i) dispel sisunforatending to which the.
: “: lgek’ of info hay eben ly lead. . co ee pope Pay aa
bt. With re-ard to Lot Subject deserized aia es & is weahle i. .
° ; person *. vith quite literal view on interno tional Fo oe
litice;: he parsionetely hates iruchehov ant is
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Z moe . .
Spe ee woe wee : : : . / Cots cone ee : ;
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deeply concerned ever the doacer Rea. China represente — .
a ' to “ world; he Advoontes thet the U.S and Sev Union ;
4 : : . ' @hend lnsign a cutunl defense fact and liquidate | ‘the | lL
Shara until there te ptall Hoey he velieves: thot, ee
would consider ‘hin as rorthles 8, “pines wes not ‘ehle ¢ to obtain “nonetbing |
which ho oan get in sone other way. When # connented that the diredory was.
@ tightly controled natter and to get one would practically. mean to swipe. 2 i
igect, ctu ted that. be. Nas convinced. that ice
oe 46. O¢ atid. prese tii - the Stroctoiy vor be an ectipn
eubject shed a ‘friend there, .
is by t no- neane, ea i ‘erivdous: role. A person wee ‘is s efterine i:
to: tle. U.S. under such conditions ‘shou id: be arare that eve
info: passed to. the Opposition, | as thia case LS, past. be cleared oad
approved by an U.. officer chich, if nothing elee . is a tine conseairg
propocition, Subject rciling seid "tine is nones", T-eo:wented that
only predustively uced tine te coney,
added that he wae
: BOE ‘nin tomorrot.: Subject ntzted. thet he rovlefotey, in the. norndng and
12. In a heavy and serioun tone’? stated that he must ark now Subject
vhother after the. -explanetion he gave he te etili wiTling to- cocperate
with the UsS. Service under the. condition thet Ae would. follev ourz. -
-tastriction: ang fukdence: Without any referve, fubject antvere and
: eady and, wad Ting to” 80 “wi taver. tte vel] hia to dos ;
rosie or hie’ eodlennen, Pad, therefore, vould like to
when” F asked him wht: ‘atout the efternoon, fut sect ecked. whe t about -
neving a. lunch tog ther. ? served and, picked uD s2p~ Perils Be | the plece
, point that EOaatraeay was. “‘davites eS the -peirty:
“June 22; lone.
Contact Report
Sabjests LIBACON=1
” ‘the meet.” He otated thet he: felt eppy ‘to have made up with’ his wife
and to be Liviag again hone. Ee told me avout his arrangepens to. £0:
to the Russian shoy. with LLOVAESI and wife, He déscribed ne. ‘tl
r. reseed dna WRT oesrras SH (Pas, cay
Eel coneidered it ag
@ elenificant fact that | SERRISH cane to that party wits bis rife. h-T
interpreted thin. fact to the effect that caSRNIsz ‘gave \ up the idea of.
hiving. @ reaeace with AYOSha TATANS, but wanted ty preserve and caiatain
_ frieniship with ber and her fanily. According to. ie-l it te quite certata
\ ATTACHES.
Joie 22, 969° |
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_- MEMORANDIY, FOR THE RECORD
-SuBg ECT: Janes. sapert
spe vt RTA ARES YY
te tn Méxicé as a tourist: and. “who a parentiy | "hopes. to do sone. > :
business here, He. is of Italian origin and apparently. has’ lived x
é ; t ‘the: present. time, he is living. at :
_ apartment 308... Telephone number - is
seman sien Tne et ape! acelin
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mh, CIA peopie and’ ‘surveil him. .
- te have, dinner ‘with LOGINOY on 25. June.. fn. the past,
had. dinner ‘at Such places. as ta Cava and the -other. Tecali Restaurant.
ot 4 -~2-
5. When Subject calls at 1800 hours, he will ‘be told that
COS has gutten in tonch with the “proper people" and that a-
representative of these people will cail Subject on 23 June, AS.
tor the phone book, COS will say that this is entirely out of .
‘presumably deal with that. ; . . Per as ye
3 My. plan at present: Ys to. ‘have. Bruce #. FERNALD () call”
_ Subjec t of 23 June and attempt to get as much of & debriefing as -. _.
" possible without. bé ing. hostile or aggressive. So an. looking at the °°
° ibilit i here because, unless there. are. wu: ‘oted...- =
be. has. ently show :
he cai’ out: of ‘Subject without either frightening ‘Subj away fr _
LOGINCY or ruining the possibility. -of future cooperatios. against. : Cee
LOGINOV's successor. As for the phone beok, J have no intention of ord
passing it, at Teast without knowing a lot more about wnat ig. going
on. Subject can. be told and. can pass on to LOGINOV. that this is a .
tightly controlled publication and that it will not be very easy ta.
" come 4 (that 18, eres he “manages - ‘to “steak one on. his own) .-
tp. at - east | ‘0, -our ‘current knowledge, unwitting of |
.€ ‘name’! to LOGINOV, LOGINOV"s appetite.
fund our” his new contact. ‘has. ‘gone.
Tighe 1 the top. Fo, . . lp os
Te ‘There aré no Station traces’ 08 Subject:
. og Subject called at 1800. hours 20: ‘June. He ‘was “given the
message in paragraph S and agreed to. await a call from "the proper
peopie" at 0909 hours on. 23 dune. He also agreed. tosall on the
IP ATER AB
ToS HCSER NS Hot toy Ctalttete a 4e ABN wttenteot
his hands and that the man who contacts Suuject ¢ on 23. June#il2 mene
- Fo mee ae
Re a ee eee een
a ee ee tm ee eee! Meme rn ae nt he etree Glee!
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June 1569
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coor he - She attached report ftom. LIREALY1 vas: received ‘on 16 Jang 1969, , a ’ >
a LIREALN-I verbally added the following cofanzuts | to the ‘inforcation in the teport s er
. a. Although. they have ict attended any social functions together
. since their lost encounter, it is LIREALM“1's opinion that AEDIZHARD fs \
- generally. avoiding direct contact with him. Only once since LIREALM“L told:
. AEDIEHARD that he was insulted by EDIEHARD's request that LIREALM-1 work: i
‘for “hin h ae ADDINHARD asked LIREALN to play tennis, LIREALM*] has seen a
; tous occasions at. the French Club, bat neither have wade _any,.
ort, £0. ‘speak to the “other. ae - es ae
"h, AbDiEnARD Pequested. | poret ston to bring « ad exicen: couple to. a
the 2. June guards -dinder, ‘this was a stranze request. since the party was
intended’ to daclude. only those who had pa rtickpated in the tennis tournament.
at- the: Club. .Pernission vag: "grented, however, and LIREAIMCL will attempt to
determine the Adeatity of the ‘Fextean couple at thé party. ; .
Both LIREALN-2 and bis wife are éoavinéed | thot. AEDIFHARD is
cing his. Soviet f1 end to thé friends of LIREALNAL"s wifes .
pleced herself: ‘in a posit + On & couple of accasions, vhere’ AEDIEHARD |
impolite ia not introducing his friend ‘to EIREALNCI s ‘wife, bot
: oe — bu he. has ghosen ‘REE to do ‘805°
. Lik oes oe 2 i. ed: | on the instructions: ‘given Lincath 1 after’ the. dase thetdéne
cob : ete he has” Mok gone owt Of his way to engage SDIERARD-
“f ; in conversation or cultivate hin ‘socially. . .Phis aight explain AEDIENARD*s: | -.
standoffisbress. and/or bis apparent un illingness to introduce his new. friend.
: More. inforaition on this subject will ‘be avallable after the 21 June dinner, as
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: earthy and sensible . philosrehy. i Was surprised at haa. proapen
they're arranged a month aheod and there's no confirm:tion. He told
: kids who come in, ‘feeline that. th hey "11 re nenber it -y-on rs fro: now.
- shen thoy" rz fed & line of pr pagenca. about the Task and that this
7 wih make an. inpreesion, ani help orfset: ali: the bad things they...
2 subject. séeas. lik sa a. rel. das ond” An thd Pough ‘with:
and: the ‘fact ‘that he doesn't forget mee ting dates, even though
Pes
Loatya?
me that he freq uently gives. away canly ani stuff to the little Sov
ry
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; 3. “f brought with me: brs Soviet mug flash cards to. have’
| Sahn. i: entity those “who sls inte his store frequently and @
rsonal- crypts: (since. he usuad iy | | 5
outing. 1s the key. to tdert séfoationss - 4 :
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DATS OF [USTine 4 it June 1669 | yb ii .
wee . wu vA -
1, As arran: ed last ronth, I picked Subject up on the corner. +
of Rio and Nelehor Ccampo lateral at 1100, Ws drove to the 4
Tastee Freeze in Polanéo ‘for eotfe2 ent met until 1300, Next - s-
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: 7 , LOLONTIN, penrat ‘erarting Pos on 28 June 16é9, Hots suffering
| with an uleer, He takes sleeping rills constant ly and has beon
| complaining about the great asount of work he has, Said his : :
other ‘in the: user r (uth neit her s7 KIS ner drinks ) is very reli-
“gious. She Reape a picture or Christ Mddden at hone and many. oF.
yr hex | worien friends come to pray In front of it. SOLO TIN add not. 2
i ‘core to cub Jy ets houce for dimer on lL dune as plenned-te cause a
oe . ho couldn? tb get pefritaston, SOLUIATIN's wife wld have 3 nonths iM ,
| off when. they ratura to the USSR in order te rest up from hep t :
_ in Be o work, here, But’ § SOLOLe. TIN will have, only 22 days off, Hots going. :- ; H ,
oe a a ‘to. take’ charce of sone: wood: working shops ith lathes. ant other oe
us | vee Treehdnery. BoM eae : 4 .
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fouke vot pled Trenich, ark: ¢ wt fare to 2 ea ssh a. oteen beard,
By MARIA SocoRRO PEREZ GARCIA.
‘The next.ineeting of the U.S. Enjbassy Wives! Group.
willbe at 40 ain. “Monday la the chantery of the embasry,
featuring a talk 6 xd ha .
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‘ . DATE OF MESTING: 29 May 1909 at Paris en Nexico.
, Next meeting 18 26 Juna same placo at 1300 hours
ty , 1. Subject had little to report, His notes on two sessions
i : with KAZANTSEY are attached. KAZANTSEV said that he had no news
ye on his departure and now thinks be will probably have to stay in
Mexico until a new anbissador is appointed. : .
OB ; 2. Subject called NIKITIN once “and. was not able to get ahold -
of him, He has. not tried’ again. but. I. asked him‘to keep at thre... IF
He
showed Svvj: ct photos ‘of most or the Soviet. ofricia
: ‘ti : p Lact. “af. nor by. name. Bad ade the £
-b. qucuNIN (p-3300) - Sees him occasionally; aot very
friendly, _-
*. @, GORDEYEV’ (P=13,091) (Subject knew his name) - Speaks
English quite well; wanted to take: lessons from Subject but
‘gould not get Enbassy to pay for the lessons. ; a.
x: om CHNYKHOV: (P-6235). - Jlas. seen hin. fairly ‘frequently but
« does not know him, Appears. unfriendly mes ee -
ft. BOGATYREV. (P-11, 381). - Every tine Subject: sees hin he
“ds. carrying: a camera. For, a luag time, Sunject theught he was.
Do a ‘a tourist.” ;
. Bs KARCHIN (Pell, $29). - One of the guards at the gate and
dus: to retura to Noscow soon. So 3 oo
™ SOLOWATIN (7482) ~ Another guara at th g tes 4
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~ BOLSHAKOV “(P-13, 430): : - ‘ Subject says he is the new. guard. -
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Subject: LIBACON-1 (P-4805)
“Date of Meet; Kay 21 at the Paris-iexico Restaurant,
ert : ‘earlier and YT observed
‘nothing’ suspicious in terns « of ‘stakeoute or “surveillance, The meet. lasted
5 min. NEXT WEEP: Wednesday Hay 28 at. the same pick up place, :
2. . As we vekt L-1 stated that: he cancelled _ the last week meet
becaure he was Seized: by one of. hie nervous crisie of hysteria followed.
_ by. depreesion. (ete). He. inmediately’ added. ‘that ke prepared’ for re nothing
because. in his condition he was not able: ‘to do any work.s.: oe -
Bao ~ “In: the ‘restaurant he kept on describing: what effect the: nervous -
_— Crisis tas on. hin and he added that ke still felt depressed, During. his ©
- deseription he did not indulge in drama ti zing the matter. oe
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4 I asked him hat happened to the lunch hé was “supposed to have
7 ) with LOGIKOV ‘and he repeated what he told. me. by phone on May 8 ‘and added
an that LOGINOV: was to call. him but aia not. do. Ate Re padea that af LOGINOY |
a [pad ee ed. dur a Be;
; ring. up E06 1H0¥,,: becsuae, to ve y thocunied d agreed on t @ laat ueet, oa
pit Would sérve no E00 purpose to Tl aft LOGINOY would characterize him’
jas 8. not desirable. person from the Sov. point. of view. He conmented that
. be. Bel that he would - ‘not...
/ do such a thing ‘to hin, i countered by- stating ‘that he inéisted. ia tone. 7
_ Sideraing | LOGTNOV to be his friend, but what éver LOGINOV aaked fron
bir he turned him down with eNO; to preserve good. will of a person it
is necessary to meet some of his. ‘Yequesta and the beet is to do it when
it does no karm to anybody and at the efne tine does not get L-1l in--
volved in any of LOCINOVs acheren, He Agreed with ny reasoning, es he
did at the last meet, but it ia to be eeen what will he do about \ ;
fe said
ved LOGINOY was a friend of his to. tae extent :
gat
5. a <°) change the eubject I neked o> ‘Emre weneal, return,
as he
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he knew nothing about VENTEL, except, that hie wife cave a_ dirth to a
ehild during: his absence and’he added that if VENTE L had. returned he
_ would bad heerd about ite. an
how ‘She *returned here; “she egine with: her mother. who- found her an epartudat
a enlist his sebvices, Eel was positive’ ‘that SUA “woud. t had. sung’ bye, asyg- i
(NOTE: Thie leaves unsolved what Was L-1 speeking about when he“ spoke A “Gif,
wae
in Rio: Elta where they had: és Roraing up party on Fridey Key 9; her
Lather ie a well. to do phisician in Quito, Bouader; stie has 10 pernit
to work in Kexico which neens that her father will poy the expences: of
about the good tire LOGINOV and JLA Kad together at unknorn date).
9. I tried to explein to L-l that he should do some writing for
ua alung the lices of maxx our previous egreenent. He. préaised.
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fe was ratier Ga tie quite oide,i.e., he spoke when he was asked. somethings
He hed only 2 dritke end ‘he tokk série food with them. He waa. interested Boe
i in leaving on tine which was pleasent news : ‘to. mes a
cece os Mes Oa the. way to: hia-car I eked 1-1 be sows about the :
ee death ef 16 Sov. Generals io. £5. écke: D ~
a publisized purge of big. wheels: is in be
. . “and. this may ‘be necessary ‘ine view of the £6 % thet: a munber of soldier an
“ will atert returning from Czechoslovakia and their stories “would ‘be
the opposite) what the. government used us excuse for invading Czecho.
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Curnover. Report... oe
Subject: LIOVAL-2
Date of Meet: Kay. 13
oittline for’ ‘future Handling’ of provabe1.. wee: 2030 | bre’ Cc. ‘and .- net with”
LIOVAE-1 at HOYO x9: restaurant where in the course of a ferera1t dinner
i '.. the turnover was. ‘effected.
_ Next F - ‘Tek meet: May 21 at 1330 bre at the seme restaurant,
“a. Baring the ‘peat “tio montl ? odd beh wilt hold per-
gonal néets twice a aonth. ; : ot
. lbooe De i-1 can be- reached ‘during woeking ays. on phone. a
. ce st re 23~09-34. from 0800-2 0 hrs at ‘bis schools on phone.
. 75-10+03: at Home excep Wednesdays when he wAll be
| home from: 1600-1700 hrs, _ , te
$ ao can use the. extention 810. to Yeave a message for oe
he _ Knows: under the elias of Victor. ‘Brandéa);- ,
their meet
te on ‘their next eete.
3< ‘Security: ae ee oo. vo ,
Ts er Standard seoartty practices will be applied to P= Ty
personal meets and other operational activity. :
oe
“be On: their next meet @ new meet sight will be selected.
Se etn
to what can be seid to I-1 there was no use of getting ,
into the security for the sake of security: if it :
would serve any useful purpose of telling I-1 that
_ ° . c. For internal use only:.6 instructed F that with regard ..
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we recruited LIBACON-1, thein he should be. told.about it.
4. Admin & Finance: .
| a. I-21 considers at probable that he owes LIBACON=1
“payment for Reveral lessons. He will secertain the.
enount and-F will pay “it on the next meet. ,
[ be ¢ infoed i-) about. the status. of ‘they order: of a Polbeat
-and-was tild thet ‘when it come P-will deliver it to bin. :
<7 With regard to’ ops expecses former agreement. retieine
- | in power. °
Se Oper: rationals
, ; 8. Il reported on LIRACON-20. statements to hin about”
: LOGINOY on Ray 2 (reported separately), This: provided)
t 8 taylor wade openening for operational directives. _
be End will continiée his contact with LIBACOH-2 through “i.
ladguage -clasees, because LIBACOW=1 ‘is still a person one
of laterdet to “uss ; ee
—é, We feceived from othe? sources info that LOGINOY would.
‘leave pcg in July. In view of the fact thet Sov IS
‘officers aré judged hore by the mecénical computation:
. of their activity abroad, our experience shows that —
8 g00d eiabex: of then try to enbelish their record . . e
° in oe ane 263, months before their departure oy 4
i a practices. We have ‘sufficient indications thet LOGINOV ne
y) falls in this. éategory of Sov 1S officers without 7
trying to deternine whether LIRACON-Ib. statecents to 5 -
_I-l may te an additional indication to that effect, = i
"As far as we know LOGINOV it would be in line with q
i
his recent behavior if he approached I-1.
a.. If Iel is approached by LOGINOY or another Sov official
he will act friendly and speak about his frienship
with Pavel YATSKOV. L-1 will neke a recarx to the
effect that Py failed to keep his promise sad send bin
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Ce trying to buy a Sov official (PY), L-1 pretend: that.
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his Néscow addrese, |
e. If LOGINOY, or whoever it may be, discleins Knowledge
about L-1 - YATSKOY friendly relation, L-1 will speak
in teras that. this fact ought to be a common knowledge :
. ain the Sov Enbassy.
f. If the’ person making - the appreach accuses Tel for
the spproacher : is ‘grossly. mistaken: and wilt open as
., vatrage of questions to determine what was known
“here about the PY case. If the correot sum involved
in thet case is rentioned, or place the pitch was made.
or other detail(s) indicating that. the approacher is
i cognisant of this specific case, L-1 will politely
oe : Lob oo , : _ ask what. the’ approscher wanted fron him-and will not -
, hesitate’ ‘to, tell hia that. ‘the: same offer epplies 1 to
the appreacher, : .
ge. If LOGINOY nakes the approach under the pretext of”
; wishing to. raintain friendly relation with I-1 and .
> gdinite knowing PY and having heard about. PYs friend-
ship with E-1 he will be treated friendly and L-1
will invite him to a ‘dinner and let. bin. talk. In-
: such a case it would bé obvious that LOGINOY. would .
want. to pass Led to: somebody, else.
oh When, ghoever: i$ de; would. attenpt. to. recruit I-k
he will ‘etick to. hit guns of being an American patriot.
and will turn bin down: vy stating that’ he was able ,
to: make a better offer. to the’ ‘Recruiters:
uiPernaid
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ATTACHMENT to TURNOVER -Repors =.
Bay U5, 1969, i
Subject: Rafael VIDIELEA Retg (4005),
Valengia I ‘LOGINOy (7-21, mari _ - 2
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focde oe. Ot May 2 Rafael gave. a “languare. esaon to LIOVAL=2 and on ce
‘ that occasion he stated that LOGINOY had taken Juan Luie, Director =~ {
of the lenguage school on Tiber, for a day of having fun. It wae not -
clear whether Juan: Luia and LOGINOV had a night on the town or they © i
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went out of town “for a whole day "to have sone fun".
2.0 ‘Refael told L-1. that he did not déretand such. an ‘attitude.
of LOGINOY, hacause he ‘coneddored “LOGINOV ‘to bea food friend of nish
ce he wae eurprized that ‘LOGINOY did ‘not. invite hin together with Juan luis,
_in feet, he sould not exploin to bineelt how: ‘something 2 1ike that could -
happen. fo, ;
3. ‘Rafee? went epesking about LOGINOV, for Rome time about how
"goed he fe basically an a many how Pleasant companion he is “and ‘what ,
‘tend he” is. ; :
a good, ;
Lel- pointed out that there war ‘nothing factual ‘nor eignitisant-
4.
hoe 7 in what. he. paid. ‘about LOcTM0y, | but Sak was Pugnled by. the fact.
oe | "out of the blue. sky’ " Réteel wae. . Speaking about. LOGTNOV. ana kept,
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speaking and apeaking. . Loe . :
Se Ink believed that Rafaele pride waa hurt. tot: by ‘the feot that
LOGINOY Agnored him, enpectally, when. there war a -ohenee: of having sone.
fun. Therefore, L=1 told fafeel that 1€ wae possible that rocrNoy wanted -
to invite hin ‘to0,. but wae not able to reach hia by: phone, which ‘would
not be unusual in view of the fact that Rafaol is practically n never .
ra ccm a ie ii en de bos : - :
Tt eet ant ernneynpees aoe enamcien me a.
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home. + .
6. On thia sane ocoaeion Rafael aaked LIOVAL-1 if he would be
kind to pay his the leesone whick he owed him, In view of the irregularity
of Raffaele appearances to give lesson Lel war not certain whether he
owed anything or not. xafael corroborated hia request by stating that
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| show up at I-Te place.
| - that te would pay ‘the remainder the next. time, 4 08s the next: ‘lesson,
_ whieh. wag. ‘adheduled for Waa Key 7 at 1700 hrs, ( NOTE: . Rafael had -
ra.) Beet with | RHP on “the sane dsy at 1620. bre, . and it wae bin to Piok: up.
thie day and tine. Rafeel: came to this weet on time yer :
oe the fact thet Rafael did-not how up for the lesson wae no
| the wifes statement, ‘was a. ‘part of we ta daughters ‘kind: rgarden uniform,
“ied concluded: that. he waa iawlined to
‘hin or because he questioned the correctness: of the clei for paynent
or hie wife @e soon as poesidle, be-1 considered that ay 15 (Teachers, Day).
5. 4
bie wife writer down every payngns Rafael, receiven Gnd the book. rhows
that no payment wap received. Rince Jan. or. Feb 27 (SP dooe not renenber
which month wae mentioned). Lol stated that af it. 80; then, Rafeel muet
ve right. hecauee ho was ehort ‘of cash /he- paid hig Mat -150.- and stated.
\
surprice to L~1.. Nevertheless, about 1830 Rafael wife phoned to Ie~l-
‘and asked to speak to her hueband. shen Le} atated that he was not there
she commented that he waa supposed to be there at 1800 hra. About: ‘an
hour later she called again and Ll had to ‘state that he dia not come
“at all, Then, she requested L-l to. give to. Rafael ‘the _aweater of her —
‘daughter which wae acoidently left at L-le place. Of course nothing hap-
‘pened, but eines that moment L-1 did not hear from Rafael nor bie wife.
L-1. pointed out that thia was unusual, because ‘af Rafael akippe a lessca
he calls the next. day and never leter than “the third ‘day to apologize. -
Further, tho eweater which Rafeel war to pick up from Tel, according to.
elieve. that Rafael got angry. with
or. becauee he ‘placed hia on’ 4a spat by telling ute waite thet he aid. not
8. oe) tora not to take the matter 80 ; éortouely since there ”
was etili a chance .that Rafael ard. bis wife were on a war path and they
had no time for any thing elee. I-1 was requested to “try, to contact. Rafael
would be the best tise to do it and there was no objection on his choice:
of date ginee {t offeree a botter chance of. ‘finding, Rafael howe.
9. Lel wan also requested to bring to Rafaels attention that tho
irregularity of learone iroonvenienta him quite hit on one hand and on
the other Kafasl losee the PONEYscsccose
10. - Comment by Ais che fact that Ll pointed out that kafaels talking
about TLAITRAY daee not raan that anvthineg hannened peeantly, atill calla
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SECRET 0s
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: co 12 way 1959
MEMORANDUY FOR: ir, Nathan L. Ferris _ a ne -
«decal attache
Fro! og Winston x. Scott
. -. ‘» SUBJECT: "3 CnEN (rau) . oa Det, a oo
ea, pets Oo, : ere MUU en 2
Te, ; cre wares Ck, £
_ - . ((105-6578)° ; ; ;
1. Referenco is made to your memoranda dated 18. Janu: ry
1968 and. 25 April 1969::° Reference is also. made te pur monoraudum
‘dated 20 January 1963, #12,525, woe nace e. ovens
“2, In ordor to assist you dn the lavestigation being carried.
"Our by your Headquarters, ‘attached horevith for y.
‘two fopies each of those handvriting spec ifions AvaLlable on Persons’
gasigned to tho Soviet: Enbassy in. Mexico City in. Docenber 1967, |
Thero aro no fingerprint specinens available, Listod below are.
the nanes of thoso Soviets whose handwriting specimens are ‘being |
forwarded herewith, |
“Be Nikolay Ivanovich KUZNETSOV, Baptoyes (ane Representative), _
Soviet Commercial office. Possibly Kes. a
“b, Nikolay: Sergeyevich- LEONOV, was Second: Sceretary,
Presa’ Attache at. the Soviet Esbassy, Known KGB, Departed PCs
Decenber: 1968.. _ ;
= c Vaiontin Sercevovien Lost, Third Secrotaty, ‘Consul, woe oe ,
Soviet Embassy. Knovn KGB
7 a, Vastity Btépanevich winosinitnoy, was , Eapioyes. (crautteu) »
: Soviet ‘Enbassy. Known: ‘KGB, Doparted. PCs Soptember 1068. «
Be Boris Nikolayevich VOSKCBOMIKOV, Second Secretary,
Cultural “Attache, Soviot Enbassy.-' Probably. KGB. ; ae
f. Prvel “Antonovich YATSKOY, was: Second Secretary, Soviet
fubatsy. Knowa KGB; Departed PCS 6 December 1967.
; 3. There is no other information available locally on Subject
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THIS INTon!
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Lot our PRIOR APPROVAL OF TIE CRIGLIATING OZFICE TH MEXICO CITE. :
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- Briefs on Keet. Held Tey 7 from 1679 to 2035 bre.
po a ee rn eer
Then came I asked till ehat hour ke can te with ce. He sald 1830,. 0
AS L815 I -paid the till, but he insisted that re stay. a little longer “ \
- and for the the reft he sould pay the bil1: he hed 2 edditionel dricks
oo while I hed my third coffee end.a- drink, . . i
as we: got tose? ther he told me thet he was-on Nay 3 with his
_ wife at ‘Cuautla and as ba Tas enetring the peel area LO5I5C7 Ti ovas ‘leaving.
ICG cornered hia for a 19 cinutee talk which consisted of presau: 2$ing :
LIRACON into maxing sore arrensenents thas LOG would be atle to meet
LIGTAL-1. When LISASCY surc2d him down LO} insisted that they have a lurch
on Taur. trey 8 at the restaurant ZL Ferre Angaluse ( or siniler iat
| the Copenkagen, abcut 1230 ure’. LLBACCH accepted. i.
_LERACCY brought zea bio cketch’on LNINOT, rhich wes an |
“interesting paper. “e ‘discussed . the paper ~hich enabled ge “to obtain.
explanations ‘and facts on which LIBACOR nesed his general stetementss ;
LIBACOY readily seve ne info on frof. KY UUBAN, There was”
‘not much, but eufficiens to ascertain that he did not attempt to ;
~ithhold ‘dafo. frow us. CTL. bp-ce fut — eee Mavs raided)
| a Be also- gave "2d some info on 3 2y, sho is Presently .
a ‘conducting @ tour of 3 Hexicans throwh Doge e223 was in Prague with the -
“group a. dey vefare pubeek mas kicked. éutea. _
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| aan Re teachers of Spanist at tae Sev E23. 0% anér ‘than his xo tee
ee _. ETBASON did not know anything but, proviced to aa his. mother oa Sat”
| When ehe-rill be at his Rone.
aa It toox me soze ‘tee. to expleta to. LIBAgON viet attitude to
“take tovard. L0G duriag the lurch. . . OO
Detailed report wilt de prepared. How
hadding in notes on xy instruction to LIBacdy concerning bow to
‘Randle the lunch with ae Also handed in is the 3io sxetch on L&.
. ep ere &¢
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~-" euaiquier sugar conus vavas, mee te ome
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Valentin LOGIROY (?+11,712)
; | Soureer LIRACOK=1 (-4805)
le On Bay. 3 Source went with his ‘femily-to ‘Cuautla to spend @ =”:
day out of towns There, ae he arrived he ‘bumped’ into LOSINOY who wae
‘leaving. They talked 15 siautea. = : "
Se LOGINOV-aaked Source was he etil} civiris language lessone to
that American(LIOVAL~1). Ae Source anewered afirmatively LOG told Source
that he vould like ‘to meet LIOVAL-1. SOURCE: stated. that LIOVAL was not :
only a student who pays hie lessons but was also a. cood friend of Source.
. Then LOGINOY became quite blunt and pgressive : he outright. demanded that --
LIBACON introduce him to LIOVAL. LIBACON tried to reavon out with LOGINOY
‘“} that.by meeting LIOVAL he would dehieve nothing because LIOVAL wae | :
. 8 good family man,.€ pergoa conscious of hie responaidility for ‘4 children, -
literal in hie way:of thinking but definitely a patriot. and a person:
who ie attached: to hie way of life and could not care lees about Socitaltan.
LOGINOY then insisted that he and LIRACON have. @ lunch together “next®
' $e@., 8 day after he meets with me, a _ .
“Se BIRACCH told me that he would stick to bie guna aid refuse.
| LOGIEOVe ‘Tequest to. introduce Him to LIOVAL.- Oni ‘of epééial reasom for
doing so, in addition to tis desire of not getting involved with that ~~
| Gang (KGB), wae that he considered LIOVAL to be ‘a friend of Wie and
- Would not want to do anything whieh: could make LIOVAL euepect that LIBACOW
= Other, than the fact that LrOVvsb extate-1 know nothing about Bim,.
but the sole. fact that he is an agent of our forced me to acaune that ~~
he wae picked up for @ good rearon end that we murt have en objestive for
holding him. fherefore, I felt that it would not be wise to let LIRACOY
fhut the door to a possibility ( kam aa much rerote ae it nay be ) that
we counted on the porriodility that LIOVAL be approached oresntacted by
8 Sov official, Purther, I kept in pind that we would rict want LIBACON. to
slip into a double arent role. Therefore, I inetruetod LIKACOE: :
a
Feek to talk this siatter over. LIBACCY agreed to lunch with him on May 8,' |.
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"aeke Hip eomething imporsible. (try to get L6G to
_ do. explanaing). . ‘
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“plan, if LOGIYOV had one, by which LIOVAL would be
' ge a friend | lof LIBACON would be made, We played: it
“back and forth discussing. various _ponsibilities, but™
ee plan. and. that LIOVAL be given a possibility of saying
‘ta ‘LTBACON that he aid not want to come.
“LIRACON wil insists that he does not want to get
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He withes to te on friendly terms. with LOGINOV,. but: _
certainly it ie not.a friendly attitude af LOGINOY
Repéat description: of LIOVAR'e" personality’ ag he ase ~
in Cuautla and aeX what an LOGINOY possibly. ‘achieve
“Dy. meeting “LYOVAL. rt 48° antleipated: that LOG in: vo
may te brief and say that thie would be his ‘problem
and thet all EXLIED LIBACON had to do is to arrange
for an Lutroduction,
involved. "in that kind of businese", especially, -
beceuse it’ was clear ‘to him that even if LOCINOV,
achieves nothing, he lost: nothing, but LIBACON fia
a gure loser becauce he would lose 4. friend and
poceibly get taggea as a Sov spy. :
If LOG LUCY esas not break off his insteting at this
point, LIBACOW will stata: that. he would agree on a .
in LIBACCN® | \cotipany, but no introduction of LOG0v
‘important: wae that LOCINOW should come up. with a
After the, lupoh LIBACOW will: zo to his inetitute
end I would. phone him there to find out at which point
the conv with, LecINoy =NTED.:
1
“ez, | ATTACHMENT »
. (pan, 722)
Subject: Poetponment of Valentin LOGINOY ~ LTRACON-2 Lunch.
‘Source: LIRACCH=1 (24805)
le ‘In aécordance with the prearrangemente 1 phoried to LIRACON=2°
to the language institute at 1455 tre to hear how did the scheduled
lunch go. ; . . 4
2. LIBACON-1 atated that a. gu student of hig poetponed hie
leeson for a half of an hour anit that he phoned to LOGINOV to come -. a
t¢ the restaurant they. were to lunch about 45 minutes later than they _
. had agreed to meet there. LOGINOV told LIBACON that in that case he —
_ prefered to ‘postpone the lunoh’ to the beginning of the neat week and. Tos a
"thet LOGINOY - would phone to LIBACCN=1 to eet the. date ana vines ;
Be According to: LIRACOS-1, LOGINOY sounded friendly on the phones
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Valentin LCGINOV
Bdsd. aproximada de 43-45, afios, “Runque aparenta hENOS. Fisicamente
de compitexién atlética;, alte. Juega muy: bién: al tenis, Recientemente
quedo en Segundo lugar en: el campeoniate del dD. F. que tuvo lugar ;
en el Civé Franéia, donde practica este deporte. | ‘Guida. muchisino-
acia. Ba este seitido:
cee time:
su condicton fisica y mas que- nada su aparie
. Muy pocos. amigos ‘saben’ que tiene’ ‘una hija de.
es. muy vanidoso,
16-17 aos. Cuando le preguntan ‘Si tiene hijos hable solo de su.
‘Le da pena presentar @ su nujer, que es”
No fuma, toma
6h Gewray :
hijo de ll afios de edad.
oo muy . amable y buena, _ porque se ve de mds edad que er.
. muy, POCO, aunque cuadinds Te ‘ocagion requiere de tomar mucho agtcenta —
Nunca - trate:
Es inuy anable en. et trate,”
y ster: pre. se ‘le ve seréno,
de inmponet sus ideas, pero: ‘gienprée pendiente de convencer por ‘las
‘buenas a sus contrincanteés. Cuando > ve que no puede hacer lo altimo,
ey
ronpe diplonat icamente ios relaciones amistosas con el sujeto.
Ea sus ideas’ es de Ta escuela estalinista: solo. cuenta Yo Union
_Bso quiere decir
‘Sovieticn y la attina ‘Linea. a seguir del Partido,
Sigue, ridelisinanente ‘la. "linea" porque.
ast Reg!
; que. no tiene ideas propias.
‘gabe nuy biea que es. la, anica forma fapida, ¥ ‘eficaz de escalar en
“ae
su carrera. te gusta uchisino ‘la vida buena, tipo. océidental,
aunque ‘antes se dojarta ‘cortai un. braze: qué’ ‘¢ontesarselo asi. misiio.
mares,
Bs muy dmbicioso y se ve que tiene problenas ‘eon sus coripafieros | ‘de.
No. Ye gusta nada la ‘tdéa
nm
am dijo
trabajo. “Fable despectivamenta-de ellos,
de tener que pernanecer on Nosed los dos aflos que vienen.
que bharfa lo posible que al transcurrir esos afios lo mandaran de
Su flusién ais grande es trabajar
preferencia otra vez a México,
La’ forma’'de ser de los mejicanos
en Sspafia, Adora a los espafoles.
no le gusta, Por eso ai quiere rogresar, qufere decir que prefiere
cualquier lugar donde vivir, menos Nusia, Creo que prectsanente
She
.
CF ma tae . _ . a a : a : : : are
- tas _ : . - seg atc iene Vu tel ose naa we cdieD ina BEE _ x cw eal
porque ya tiene que partis oa dulio, es por lo aue ultimamente esta
Quiere hacer eee tees a como de lusar, presionando
El dia 3 de mayo Yo vi
cometiendo errores.
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a lal gente de. Parespaue antes jamds hacta,
. en Sonata; ey sabieado quo. yo AO. quiero. trabajar para. el, me oe a
Ze,
insistio, llegando- al Sarsehe « de preguatar si podiamos: abordar a
mi alumno Joho, nin ig udera preguritar: ‘por la personalidad ¥ form. de-
pensar de John! En lo
15 minutos que estuvimos juntos no hablo nas
‘Cuando yo le dijo que ya le habla dicho antes que ao
que de eso,
me gustaba esa clase de trabajo, ne contesto que él crela que lo
que’ “me pasaba es que tenta niedo. La forma mis inocente de hacerne.
: ‘pleat! A. continuacion;,. me invite a comer’ ol aia 8 ‘Para, Seguir
hablagdo de lo. mise! En el fondo creo que. todo eso revela cherta.
_ Inocencia y muchas ganas ‘de progresar, para llevar ina vida muy
diferente a lo que evan los ciudadanos sovidticos. ‘Creo, que
quiere dejar una grand impresion a sus jéfes para no quedar trabajando
MR yh
indef tiidamente en el ‘Minssterio de. ‘Relagiones Exteriores de Mosca. / Q
No Be. ‘hasta que punto. sus ainbictones puedai | qydarlo.. a progresar
SAB EE as east
“theluso ‘por medio de- atrope Har victinas:, . €oino persona: y ea condiciones’ ool.
ty
non
-nornales me parece bueno, generose ¥ fiel amigo. Sin ciibargo a’
verdad es que aurea To. liegue. a. conocer muy, bien; en parte posiblenente
Tha Sad
‘porque: east desde. el ‘principio sentia. inst intivaniente que queria
. ‘algo. de mfi,. muy aparte de nuestra amistad © 'y-en parte porque: con. todo.
y la confianza que llego a toser conmigo janas se descubrid ‘por
| i
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conpleto, ai mucho menos. ES oxtrentacamente callteloso.
. Refuniendo; Mi itnpresion es que es una buena persona, _ de buenos
Bontimiontos, pero que una vez metida en "ese trabajo,” por razcoes
que desconocencs, hace todo: lo posible por destacas,
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seine semen =
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dpdiceeencsmecauen eel a emaee aetna eee lea ne oe cemne es on abate same, samtine ater se Meets TT
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CONTACT RSFOXST = we
SURJECT— - “3° RESABER (P-8777)
DAT OF, HSETING : 10 April 1969
1. In response to BE SSABER's phone ¢all, I met him at
pov ntmineinn ey tate oewenns we atacN cue ca ee 4
his: hotel room in the Aristos from 1430 until 1545. Next.
cee ct meneame ane abner
" meéting will be. on Tuesday evening, 15 ‘April at hone. -
2, Subject “had nothing new to report. en contacts vith
a
BENOXers ,. but said that he is now raring. to go oa any require=
J ments I might levy. He said that all of his financial problems. _
are now solved (as I surnised they wuld). Essentially, he has
«gold 50% of his business (INZA) to 4 syndi¢ate-group that | is -
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paying off - ‘Subject ts detts. They will construct a big new, -
meee enna cpenendine meee
» : uy
factory complex. in Cuernavaca Vo bring all of Subject ’s -
manufacturing enterprises under oie roof and double capacity.
They ‘re also going to open up offices ahd a showroom on Insur-__
gentes sur. Subject” figures. he will probably stey active: -for
a couple of years more and then sell - his remaining 50% for
_ , about: a half million dollars. - ;
sh t told: Subject again ‘that’ I an “now anxious. for hia a
to establish a. social relationship with | SPYRA (P-6601) and
4
‘that Iam no longer interested in. his developing AJCHCHRZAK .
per se. T ‘suggested that he: night use KA: sincly as an entree
. te mo eating. SPYRA, ostensibly to work out: ‘a cultural progran of. =
Mn ahem emilee cata we bing tena sae ee Leese gnats eee mtn n
A Det pau 46 aa OF i Lat
Subject 's grandfather s music as ‘mentioned previously. Subject
said tmt he would get on it right away and would try to ‘call
. the Anbassa dor on Tuasdoy when Subject Ls bak in town.
cence eg
96: PbO i: Potter . KP. a 2. ) fale RETII
4
at we Dilantin Neenme vee ame ene toh meinen ree Ri opt en SRO ee TS ER ee tt nee eA ce mm a de ea
- - : RN
4. I also asked Subject to get t back in touch with
FA pate Lemma
7 | Ports CHAYKOV (P-6235) and Valentin LOGINOV (P-11,712) to
oor ; warm up the relationship. I pointed out that we should be.
. prepared to have Subject in @ position to give thea gifts in
the event Head-varters approves ‘the plan to bug some of
“ Subjects Trojan. horses, Unless therd. is some reasonat ly geod .
i
contact established. “in advance, his’ presont ing gifts will os H os
1 fn
appear too contrived. Subject agreed. and ‘said that he would ;
4 ive them a phone call soon to try to get together for: drinks,
cons stares iene 9s ete eee
tent SPSS STARE eS PMG ACH,
fo. Judging from past history, CHYKOV will be ready to see Subject
. | . for a night on the town in August, o oO
a ' Be I paid Subject $3000 (MIN) constituting . half of his
pt / , retainer for three. nonths (Jan., Feb. and March) and agreed to oy
: have the balance of. $3000 for hin on Tuesday, ‘He gave me a”
| pile of hotel bills and other expenses which will be charged ©
against the $3000 revolving fund he has outstanding. He asked
me if I could get hin a case of champagne , a coi. pls of bottles.
of cognac, a bottle of gin. I told him that Td ‘gee af these
are available ‘and that, if they are, I would charge then against, ae.
- either Kis selary or fund rather than as: outright gifts as in ~ 4 .
the. past. os
> , , ed
- ‘Mmothy M. ARCHBOLD: co : i 7
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SUBJECT: Valentin _Loguinov
DATE OF INFORMATION: 30 March 1969. 1155-1157 hours.
PLACE ACQUIRED: Tennis courts of the French Club
REPORT. BY: John Francis
1a8° not. pie , + but Tookiny for. a Y part=
iG to Mache pante and an other girl. He.
: ia dD b-
I shouted loudly to a ball-boy ‘to find my favorite ;
trainer. Val dashed over to cay he would like to ‘plays
Excuse for missed lusbb, I “what happened to our
luncheon date", I asked with no smile, Val said that
- Dimi had. been bitten badly by a dogs I told ‘Val that
"I -had- ‘already heard ‘that story and that Dimi had been .
bitten nearly ‘a week’ before our date. Once again I :
did. not. smile and gavé him ‘little obporltunity for
3 gradious acceptance of a poor excuse, It was clear
that I’was annoyed. I could see ‘from val's expression:
that he was embarrassed and off- balance. He. has a pecu=
liar facial expression when he has been put at a- dis~ .
advantage. : : >
. Val admitted. that “the ‘bite had ‘been fnauch earlier,
but he. explained: that. tha, woubd: had. become inflamed -
ana he had to. take: ] Emi: to a doctor.’ I saw. Dimi and:
“he had one of the ler Bandaids on his arm He
“fr accepted val's excuse tacitly. ,
We: played, Unfortunately fal won 6-3,. G~1. I"
remind you that I switched to my left arm some time
ago and am still at a disadvantage. I stt11 apelogize.
for letting. the barbarian wins. I had to leave at
1145. Immodfatoly | £hresother men: * snvited Val to make -
a fourth for doubles. I had hoped | to talk to him when |
We finished. . ; .
Conversation, I finally ‘pad to interupt val while”
the men were still “warming up and. take him to a corner
of the court. .
I told Val that £ had honed to tell him something
@te the Lunch and on several other occasions bot was ‘
alvaya interupted, Kow L wanted to tall him what I
had in mind, I wanted him ¢o underatand that his
nolietieal jokea nad emimrrasued ma. That © atid noe
want to create a scene and had never commented on ©
thom, Hut 1 would not tolerate them in Cha futures
I said that his offer to aive ma money to work for
‘his aovernment had emtarrassed me in front of our mutual
friends, Further, ry colite refusal to make an issue of
his approach could have been interpretéd as tacit accep-
kaace of his offer to pay me for treaon against my
“COUnETYs .
yat- interrupted and. said it was all a joxe ana
that he thought f arereciated that it was nothing
more than a Joke.
; Iz: __cI-sada I Anew it was a foxe,- but. could not. ‘speak _
for our audience. itv: position: as a businessman here. a,
-. sola be jeopardized if someone thought. we. were serious. :
“3 I told val. that in any. case, ‘Joking or not, Ida
hot discuss politics or- religion with my friends, Re
: tieularly here in Hexico. ;
He acted very surprised ana amused. .
oo I pointed out that I consider myself a guest in B
a ‘very hospitalbe but foreign country. "These people -
are-my hosts, You are a diplomat. You can, you mist :
disouss politics. It is your job. I carinot. I actually a
‘ ati not intérested in politics. I am jot well. versedz. *-
in politics. But if you must talk politics with me,
let us go some where in private, without an audience.
“If you want to diseuss business, finel I know that ra
‘subject and I- ‘Like it, and I am even better with an £ ,
audience, particularly Mexican] —
val had his transparently disturbed, distressed -
. and disadvantaged look. He promised never to discuss .
politics: with te agi « He. apologized. He said. he
_ understéod what z meante:, Le
F— ial: mo me Loot
vse acini bith tabaci oe
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semen San ae
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SUBJECT: Gloria Pinto
D\TE OF INFORMATION: 26 March 1969. 1306-1355 hours.
PLACE ACQUIRED’ Office of John Francis |
REPORT BY: John Francis
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Telephone call to mvoffice. Gloria called to say —
she wa as having: ‘some troubie finding clients for. my
‘business, She asked ‘when she could see me. I suqgeated -
immediately aha she. arrived | about one: ‘hour later.
“Personal. ehat | srior. toh siness,. Gloria followed:
good: Mexican’custom in cha’
.to the. matter about which the meeting was called. ea
Meche | and San Luis Potosia I asked Gloria if:
She ware going to San Duis Potosi this year for the
Holy Week tennis tournaments. She said that &hé had
planned to ‘do so but was unable to find some one to
_ go with her. at the last moment. Pepe did not want to ©
go, and would not let het go by herself unless aecom-
panied by several other women or by Meche..Meche re~ ~
fused to. go gaying: ‘he would have no fun if with. her
mother and planned to 9 96 to | Corpus Christt by here. ‘
selfs
Pepe to. Europe again. Gloria “volunteered that
she was annoyed with Pene. She deplores his atin.
attitude about the double standards she has been
prohibttted to take several brief trips to various
cities | in Mexico 'to see friends and family. She is
not.welcome to adgcompany Pepe on his trips. Yet he.
will s60n take another month off to travel either
"ta. Europe dr. to South ‘bmetica. Gloria said that she
has been waiting: ‘arr these yearp. for her children to |
grow up 80 that she gpuld go. with Pepe on his trips. .
Now that. ahey are. growa up, she finds © ‘that she still
is expectedé -ta stay home’
Gloria viatched carefully. ‘Gloria ‘must account for.
“her. time very carefully to Pepe during the day. And
- under no- circumstances ‘ean she stay out after dark.
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Pepe apparently. disapproves. of Gloria working for Mee
He does not like the idea that she will be visiting
businessmen throughout the city both in their offices
and homes. He has expressed his disapproval, but
Gloria has chosen to ignore it.
Wants to send “Heche to U.S. Gloria wants to fidht
the attitude of suneriority over women that Latin men
have, but on behalf of ber daughter, not herself, Goria
feels that she will never be ablo to enjoy anything -
close to equal treatment and consideration with Pepes
But she feela that her dauchter should escape from
this Latin dearadation. Two or three years working
in New York Frareiscoe ia Gloria's droam for
Mecho ,
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7 = ‘ siastic about working for me. kot go much to help me, = :
ie but to give herself an excuse to get out and do Some~r |
things Further, she wants to determine whether she
j can actually do something other than raise children.
| . She waS marriee when very young and has nover.workede
i. a «.; Sne hones.-eventually to start some business of her owns
| ; “ (she probably wants to have a shopr. of some Kind. | :
: —" ' Working for me is a trial for “herself. She hopes to |
; coe - prove to hersélf: that’ she ‘can. succeed in business and
t _ meeting people. Coot .
ae The approach’she has been taking with my business)
_<. has been_unsaccessful. so far. I have given her the one’ —
“which is. jrost ‘time-consuming and one which I would not
have been able to do by my self. There are other appordches,
put I have not outlined these to her as yete . .
We discussed her approach and some modifications
a gf At. We agreed to review her sales apnroach after
- | ; the Holy Week ahd decide whether to proceed along
: aifferent lines. . oy —
f tinese toéinevy . P-NqIe
oa Discussion of val. Having completed our -business.~ ~
4 raised the matter of Val. I reminded her..that I had.
explained to. her some time ago that I was annoyed with’
Val's treatment of mé in public, nemely his flagrant
‘attempts to recruit me in the presence of mutual friends..
I told her tha t I still-“hadn"t had a chance to talk. to.
val in private. I reseated that all I wanted to do was
make it clear to hin that I held him in great esteem as
.a@ person, valued his friendshin,. was not interested in
assisting ‘his government, and wanted him to stop jeo-
| pardicing ovr firendship with his offensive approaches,
whetner subtle. and amplied.or direct. and coarse.
Sere ed perenne ier amimerenienter ne
se awe oe Ebola Gloria that I had planned to have. lunch’. _
; sos Ms owith'val ‘today. I enjoy: val's companys rarely have a _ Sgn
to ; chance to chat quitelys don't like to eat luach by eS
: - myself; and looked forward to explaining to Val my.
position before hé completely destroyed any chance
. for us to continue as friends. 7 . ;
Not aware of accident to Dmitri. I told Gloria .-
that Val Kad excused Himself from our lunch date aque ti el
to &n accident to his son. She did not know of any ‘ ,
accident other than the dog bite the previous week. =~
Gloria said that his declining my invitation
might have been an afterthought. That he did not want
to hurt my hy being sean with me in a public place.
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Avoids “hurting his friends. Gloria then told me
that Val never accepted an invitation to have coffea with
her or ene or to dine out. He explained to her that it Flee
could hurt her to ba seen with him. She gave an example .
of when she was “invited” to the ballet with val and a-—~
group of friends. ; i :
After the ballet, Peve and Gloria invited Val to —
join them for dinner, val declined. Pepe and Glorda.-
went to the Hoyo 19. Shortly after they. arrived, Val
and a lardé@ number of embassy officers also arrived. - oo
Val steered them away from Pepe and Gloria. Shortly ~~. oo : Sot ny
afterwards a man arrived, sat at a remote table. and : ot ay
took notes while watching the Soviets. — oe
. , . - Val-warks. mornings only. Gloria mentioned that
>a .- Val.is in the embassy only in the morning. This was |
- in response to my Statement that I had tried to call
the embassy and talk to Val to find out what had hap~
pened to Dmitri, but since he was out, I would call
4n the afternoon. She added that he of course works
-4n the afternoon, but outside the embassy. I said “try- .
ing to buy gringos". She said "trying to convince. .
_ Mexicans". aoe. ob ae . Te pan Fo tere
. ‘COMMENTS - ; . F. oe, £
Sea! ' .Xt seems. to me highly unlikely that val is. her, A
really concerned about the welfare of his friends . : ; oO
seen with him. It seems quite clear that he con=- , :
siders Gloria and Pepe, and perhaps me, as potential : . .
assets. He does not want to: be seen with us because :- .
we would lose our value to hime He told Gloria that ot SOR,
they should Gonfine their contacts to the French BF
- Club. This seems td confirm the. suspicion that he. oe nous OE
believes. that this-is a secure’ plaée to neet people. -
an té 4s possible that he checked with his colleagues ~~
- . arid they were of ‘the opinion that my choice of the = - : -
Liave d@ Oro for lunch was teo public, exposed.us 9). 0 Lo
to toe many Améficans. ne Poa, aoe
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a I feel that Gloria has served a very useful Bg
‘purpose in this matter. If she as working for Val, — : n
which f doubt, she is in a position to séoq that my po
business is indeed legitimate, “time-consuming, and
with considerable financial potential. “Further,
she is in a position to relay to val my unwillingness
to coonerate with him and his governemtn and my threat , 2
to-take the matter to the embassy if his harrassment —
continues. , ; : °
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: CON ACT REPORT ; ? ise ‘ I _ ~ od :
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FROM. ot Samuel J, KARTASUK - alee: / elk?
SUBJECT : Rafeel VIDIFLLA Rule J Pee 1 pou
lL a, reeting was held fron 1300 to 1s, 25 Narch 1969 fn the
Chalupas Resturant located on Reforma, one block test, of Prado Korte
v
. kext reeting ds scheduied. for 1630, 26 arch 1969 at VARS Restiuront
on the: Periferico, Korth of ‘Fjercito: Necional.'
2 I perked ny car three dlocks . from the nesting site end errived
4n the orem at 1255. Subject. wes already. sertad etn teble waiting, Ke had.
lunch and remained there talking until 15, He mentioned how much he appreciated
the two beoks (in Russian) which I loaned hin and said thet he was nusrly
/ through with the lest ene, He said he would tura them over to VICTOR, (I.
had siresdy informed him-that he would be: necting a man “hamed vicTEA during:
_ wy absence). Re asked ‘4f we could ebtein for him the three otter books
written by the sexe author ho wréte "Cancer & ward", He seid *Gancer * ward" was
“the second ‘béok written by the author. The lst book was "First Circle", the
2nd was Concer Ward, the 3rd was * . ivans'", dai thy last wes “Easter
. Fe commented on how favorably . impressed he was by the 2nd booic, -] said I
}= "would give. VICTOR this information and I thought we could Probebly_ turn up ;
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; wath some. of then, |
: 2 INFORMATION CONCERNING LociNov (P-11, eye
Subject said that he hes not. (definitely) talked to Lealto? in over
sph cee meegretceae tennis itera ete intent ne ree ctmey earepencmnpiennne
s - me
two nonths: Re thought it very strenge. thet LOGINOV hes not caled hin et ell,
7 ; : At the last meeting with Loginov, 2QGINOV told Subject. thet he was poing beck
f : to Russis in July 1969, snd that “he would remain there for at lesst-t.o (2)
A \ : . :
: yoers, LOGINOV said thet he would probably then go to sore other country but
5 hed no idea where, Subject dit not call LOGINOY end invite hin te PEAS /
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“ubdeet sadd that if LOGINGY recedved an dmvitetion to ANGELS perty, thet at
‘ment heve come from CHIRNYSH (P-23,02), During his conversationa. sith ANDREA,
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she never mentioned the fact that LOGINOV went to. the party, She never fold
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Subject exoectly who went,
: Concerning ANDHEA CRTANOE Prusy te 1)
‘About ten days ago ANDREA went to Comore ial Meaicana to do. the weekly
_ Srocery shopping. Subject dropped by her house while she wes gone, ‘Shortly
“efter arriving at her house, she called hone and he. talked to her on “the phone, _
She soda: ‘that sho had sone. problens at the store and eaked. ar he cov cone
- down and ‘bring. sone. money. He went: with her brother, and on periving at the: _
store found her an custedy: ef two nnan- gers and & “Policoman, They had caught
her trying to walk out with, a stolen jer of face cream (she admited ‘4e) and
ob
_ she did not have the money to. pry for it. Subject talked to the nansrers, tolling
thom thet she was justia young girl, etc,, and convinced the to: do. nothing about .
—_ it Rafael ped for the face cream and: they took her home. (iateel thinks -
this is a very wnusal side of her cherecter thst he has never Been betore)..
pre on we tet aN La rere nee caren apy ee ene merce sree ate comme erin men's creme raceme
. : cae Clg .
ANDREA has. not ment doned CHERNYSB to Subject since my leat renort.
Refeel seid “thot he will begin to: pump ANDREA for some further 4dnform: tion (in
a discreet way). As far os he knows, she has not seen CHERNYSK lstely. (perhaps
. since the porty on 1 Merch). oy ceca Raz © Vat ete ( 2 ups 7 4) 7
4. "Concerning Refeels HOTHER AND BER WORK AT tae EMBASSY |
: / "a asked Subject: Rovers questions absnt his mother, but he dodged then.
_ Ke seemed tinwdL1ing to discuss her, snd efter severél. tries I stonped. ashing). -
Rafael ‘seid. that nis, Mother hes one particular stuient in Spanien (at the fribessy)
who has repestedly ‘expressed the desire to neat and become “friends with Re tael.,
Eis > Mother Likes the man “(her student) end seid thet she will. shortly invite him
hore for dinner so that he ond Rarael can decore acqueinted, (Rafoel by now ds
suspicious of any. tmbassy official who wents to decone friends), The man 4s. ° |
¥._LOGUINOY
Alto, de
fisico muy riso.
nxprestoa de cara muy seria, -pero- bondadosa.. Este solo 0 6a
le preocupa suchisino la impresidéna que pueda causar on los de mas.
En Ja conversaciOn cuida siucho, aus palabras, tratando de parecer
ingenio y sobre todo muy sencillo. Cariciendd de inteligencia sobre-
galiente, trata de explotar su supuesta sencilles e ingenuidad para
convencer a los desids de lo que dice, piensa o sionte. — ue,
_ wna cara ingénusctento triate o alegrurente sencilla, Ast Jauds
_ pierde un anigo por muy differentes opiniones o idiologia que éste
tenga. a oO . ; ;
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companta, Gieapre esta pendiente de su compostira, Se nota que...
“ Jamia se pone violeato en una diecusi¢n, ai no puede contestar.
como es debido los ‘argunentos inteligentes de su interlocutor pone .._ .
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: cele On ChE tennis cours. Less caturday
; tion. “e ére either pleying tennis or sumbunce :
groun of our friends. there is somothing xfec :
to 24y to you, to make cicar, for several veess,
tne only way I could be wure of having your undivided : '
- " .* @ttearior, in private, waz this luachs. i
De. Gonez! lunéhe vour Es ; _ Several |
a weeks age ago, at Luis Gomez! house, vou 6t¥ercd fo cwive x :
; . & large sum. of money 47 7 could’ help you d vourt one .
: assy. You made this offer dn front of a : of our
. mat cued iriends, {
thar vour offer was non antic |
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Vv orfar i: fronk of our
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> “hy our audience as nossible :
eo Not 4. eeasiod. in vour offar, In tha event that :
x det se make it clear that To an not
intere ested: in your Offer. I find the offer offensive and
provocative.
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. ‘E£foction for Vel. Loth my wife aad X like you and
fo. #lexandra. ind my Boys lixe Dmitri. We woule lixe to
maintain xour friendshin + ‘you. Sut you” are seriously
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oe oo jeopardizing tha £ friends
or St, Uninteresseda in soli: sted in 2
policies Se XL realize tnz i,
shat's your vroblem, not mine. 3 ;
Govore all my time to business. =) » I don't nave :
me so learn all thera is-and a ed to: Know about
- Going Etusiness. Any spare ‘@ I will cevote
#0 learain 1g rote about susines: . ne ;
simé to prepare myself for solits
you'or anyose elisa. ~ ,
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1. Zoviet imnortalisn, uniustifiod.
that vour cometry is QA.vucce rhs
‘itearian imnerialisr--a system far
tive than coustructives-a cys tein WHE
in taking avay 4 acd cestroying whut ot
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roattve ideas oF its Owe :
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the war. You know it and I know it.
Se SOVIET anti-semitism. The soviets,. you -by
YOUr OW COnt aon are antij-semites. Your
role of support of the continued troubled
state in the near east. is unjustifiable and
misanthropic.
5. |. BERLIN BALL. Ua juseizi @d and esikarzassing to.
Ge LOVAXIA. Un \justigied and erkar
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- .haryass ma, Iwill go to the US ambassy and renoré
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. your harrassment to the Security Officer, I wil!
: @ven ask to see Someone in the CEA. And if T conte
get satisfaction there, I'll go to.the Mexiéa n,
Poreign Office and tell them my story. IT'il ask
chem to see that the harrassmant is stoped and
that I be protected from further provocations.
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chis would serve no real
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ql sersonal friend, an@ wonld not want to
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f shave very little :
t ; : servants. They usually oo cee _
if are 2 nothing for he government becaus @ .
yon a : Pay could never survive in private busi-~ f
. a . Lo ess. This m = Rot Be the case in a
to : your “own emba . en
Hy . : ereves the =u. £ our econon ae seasion a : a *
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amount of mon ev thee is now srent On Gosi
WEre diverted to co- raticive tree ennersy,
the Standard of 1i G Of both couner teu 3 WOGked
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2Se to levels where no one would b vine | | : :
Sor the | present -Suieidal forciga in wolvaneass.
AS a business= Know that if you cant
measure an &é “ia dollar prorits, is
Should either be -fevis ca or Giscontine re
2. Second. The end=resutt: of dot ng Dusiness vith
the CIA would be to get you to defect to our
Side. . . :
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Shey wou.e proka Zor
¥Our Little secsees. whe Covernmant nes <9 :
idea of hew to.nlace a valuG on things ane
are delightee \BO Spend the taxvavers manos _
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was a friend.
| Invited nia to drink. Val esxed if it would te coie.
venient for me to get to¢ethe> this afternoon for a
drink, I checked my scredure 2 and saig that tocay would
nok be a soos SY T stee a t-suggested chat he be
nor with,
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was going to be: atcricuted to-nis peters
Ais Gamera througn Res ‘Tharerore, , I
camera ané remiz: dea him not to Sorget ity Re
this was aot the reason he called and that he
wasn't in a big horzy to selt it. He suid ne wenten |
Z told hin-to* bring the camera anyway sinc
just this morning | ‘seoKen- to my friend who ovn
store’ and was. sure I could’ diszose ‘or bis c=
him, He did perk up then. ané show some inteze
eamera. . . .
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ann Y would complete our mtcn with val RM
Owever, wus ost oF town this WOCKERS » che
cen woye Vel and Gloria into (the -mother. of
Pleyirg singles when I arrived. = “had a singies
Rysclf and did not join them until an hour later. set
formad a Geubles group. I played with Pepe Pinto, and Va Bo
- “played with Gloria against us. . ee Coos ct
eT cern oe eames teen
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48 is always the case, theze is very little encrtunity
for conversation during a tcanis marten. Val did make a. fer
+ stupid comments of apolitical nature, but entirely harmless,
. Such as, add@ressed to me, haven't you any control over yos 7
friends the Griese Clinese? . .
| I di@ not get ae chance to confront Valentin arout his
corvecitive coxments and how they jeoserdized our frienc~
ine
Tey mememenh ten metatan a cess 6 lente em en et RNIN FA oe som RE
— Val asked me if I had givea any thought to his recuest.
fos. 9, tne previous weex. I could not helieve that he was going to .
one the ratter about his offering mam Oney for “seerets".
Prerefora,; J was cenuinely ccupid about whet request. He
renandead me that he had spoken of a movie camera he wanted
to Seil ana which I had stated tnat I thought I could dis-. . _
pose of it for ni him through friend s of mine, on consignment.. ~~
= told him to & bring me the camera and I would see what I
could do. . . . :
i then told Val that there was something = had wanted
to talk ‘to him about anyway, land hoped we could get together
Sometime scon to co.so, ae ‘stated that he would not come to.
the club tomorrow, Ha ozf exed to take me to lurch someting
. curing the “Weak. :
. . This is not emactly what I tad in mind for an ‘ince a ne
: and not too pleasant statement of my position about his. :
apperach to Md. But I “feel it can ce used and vill achieve
the Cesired effect. Unf ortunately, ha might spend tie next
éw days wondering if I am about to Bocept . iis approach. ”
. fr cbinpo dee oineen tne iatooe ok ‘ .
: ail ; thea ty Gor, The main topic of converstdion
fo: s ‘durin é moments evailable between games or: sess
yy my of tennis was Dudtiri; Gritri was bitten by che dog gel dag
; “lf to the Counselor cf the Soviet embassy. Apparently
: ~. was fairly deép in his riche F acm and se 26 vorda
no ,? vein, Nence there was much 5 Sag, prokably an asust ‘under
“yo the e1reurscances, whe ‘dog chad i
e
Mnounced to ba wag
Anne shoul
~* for ten aavs, to derernmine
rapies shonis er not. val ssie ma dog hid
er five children already ans thes Oo, Val, would
_ Gog whan the ten eiys «re up, :
‘~ | Te is conesivablt
Tor Vali Batkcen nia
aateintaatheinehenteiasieammmememeanttatedianenads toteetetenerchen ee
REED Se ae Cone tenner
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A! Mom on cee 428 f-emartemecpneme peereresi' : ——
ha ett reed om ee
My wife and Ruth wi ieraadt wore “present aoa
luncheon oF women tenni 8S players. In the courue of
theit conversét3 a they * siseassed the other niiica
Sou sles group to. which. they Forth kalornc, . daeludinag.
aleatin Beruiner. HY site told Ruth trat. sho was
ting fosverd to hav ring her turn of having the
entire croup et cur heme for lunch. wut that wa’ |
were wating - for val ae leave £or Moscow. tiv wite
said that she thoucht-
ho entertain a soviet. *Reen agreed. . :
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Llledévised for an American:
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diseussing the jobic
‘Jiterature recently. These are pouc
“meantime I was
; Reis ion _acente Gloria ard I fave been te.
for som nour wit She micht do to Koes fh
busy and make a little moncy. = offcred to Gice
matter with her moaths ago mp either to hire
self or find a jos for-her, Taiz Lunecreon, date waz to
explain to her what jbo I had for vs
Ci
ob. Tha first hour was yeux Zpent
ould offer Tat. Thic would in- ;
volve her following up on-a list oF Americans and. |
undlishvan in the D.F. to whom 7 seat som promotional |
ntial clients for
Disengsion_of
ono o£ the services of my businecc.
I gave Gloria & looseleat notenook wich. comnlas of
All my promotional literature to fete, dneludiag :oonash -
translations. of the pertinent Litceraturce . I
her-a couole dozen envelores with 4 complete eat cach
of literature and contracts. “ _
she ig eager to start. She waats
ity to deal with peoole. Onée shé has wilt
confidence she might leave me to ‘start ner
We agreed that tris would he best for ner,
certain (and am certataly the
te able to £ind Soma clients for my pusinese.
uv
Conti@ential. Gloria asked m4 if Thad told anyone,
including my wife, about her passizly working for me z
Said that I mad nots She prefers not to toll anyone un-
til she knows if she is qualified or not.
Since ‘that tire, in recent days,
she tias not, only told her family, Bat
aceut the job. Pepa even scolded wer, caving t
married women should not work. Gloria said sre
simply ignoring his Latin attitude.
Gloria medthoned Val fiver. in an
his cepar G 360n for Moseote
. Mention
: meneson Of
offnarnd cox:
tur
creer caer eernth ay ena ek tn Deine ie © SE e, tan eS ie Ea ed arenes eotcat =
ete = cement mere Temamnnan esate emer
yr tenn sen greet gmc an meee < pee oe eae
fee)
are tae
aa bdve,
Ses
Gloria Gi of
@n dinteliiccace orricer, she scomad mu
to this role than I had s:: exneeted. Ic
ONsaeced Ber to be naive adout Val's in C
ao tivities, Ioaven think I expected her ee Geny couch
activities had I Sean the first co, mentie or
theme S Such was not the case. she refered to nis
activities and those of his friend Tehernicn. ¢
ive]
e
Sin
oo. Iwas particulariv surprised as her sovnistfeated .
hidtaude about Téherayeh. I cetsonsily could rave
atti
Souoted his intelligence activities 22 2 hedn'h ere. .
sonally sean him conducting a clandestine weetine
on @ Gack street corners in san seh late at nicht.
Zo chose this opportunity to maniferr
naiveré on ny part. =f challe: aged ner statbemer
“ehorpveh. I. further stated thst X doukted ve
beter the publisned reports were “eeue that.
‘OF nes Soviet enbessy péssomicl wore intel
office: Se
T,said that Val was rot the first soviet
I had mat. I said that I used to plav chess w
; aite recularly and. that I -knew ne was nor
Yoke of those". Neither us (Gloria and i) overs
used any overt term such as "spy? omantclli¢ganes .
(efiices", cte.
. Gloria said chat vel Wid offered mer & lat oof
money to work for thé Soviet embassy, She saieé she
feeis val is miscast, that Moscow has made a ver,
kad choica-“ha is too humém, not cold enough for.
- that xind of work," ‘ - ae
_ Pe. Alfonso wartines, Martinez Is a communi
and & school chum of Fenats. Gloria iscrodvccs | Val &
zines sone. vaars ac 7 :
ae been very close fri :
mLS house in meguesulterco & “or WoC
is prosarty ‘USelades a stim ring no6), launc
“G @xrca, pléaic azea, houre with sevaral
GLC. Gloria was invited to this house th
March 30ch,.- ,
uw
slords catd that
nalitv for tis
2s a liccia Lov,
Alena ‘
Gislovac,
cre er ee cee RNR me: LAE Re GR Ae ee et ge he ne ne 8 RE Pm me eimai S
ee lene line ante Pee 10 OE hee tn enmmmememmarngmenntans tes Sane mee SASS
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12 #erch 1949
CONTACT REPORT
FROM a Samuel J. KARTAS UX
, " suesieT : Refaei VIDISLLA Rute (2-405)
A meeting was hold ‘tron 1190 to 1430, UL March 1969, in Chalupas Restaurant
ce ONE
on Ave, Reforma, | one block west of Reforms and Prado Norte, The dato ond
-hour of the nextnceting will be established by telephone, ‘Subject wall. pick
em OFAC.
up ‘Kartesuk on Reforma, in front of the anthrépology Museum at 4 specified tine,
x, oI ‘parked, Ry. cer three blocks Korth of the. Chelupas and walked to. the ,
. meeting site arriving there at 1125, Subject was waiting at a table roading
one of the Russien books I hed previously given him, we met, talked, and conducted
our meting over 4 perted of three hours and then parted company,
2, The" “ani tdad conversation was general, He at first commented. on how
. : woll, he ‘Liked the. two books, he had received from me, art made some statements.
on the truth of their context, We ordered some breakfast and I then asked him
af he would mind f421ing out the questionaire (PRQ) I had with me, oxpleining
chat At was merely routine. Ke readily agreed: and i T gave it to him erd helped
Tea ES ERT, FORMSANES SOS
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| him £422 4t ont. (PRQ subnitted ‘en 12 March), After completing the form I
_ brought. out ® list of questins I wanted to ask and began going throrgh thea,
: { oe He, answered all of these ‘he could, providing: the following informations .
| ; so
i Grd on, env)" wiprite 2; onter oF THE PLAZA KOTEL? |
| ‘Rafael dees not renembor MARTINEZ full nane but t promtacd t to
obtain it at the. first opportunity. ‘MARTINEZ has a wife andson, The wife
H . oo mS , . . - fy vO
t originally cones from Santander, Spain, His son (no‘néme remembered) ts about =:
i wo
18 or 19 years of oge,, (8. years ago, now about 26) and at times: was helping
| 7 . sround the desk of the hotel when Refeel wes teaching his father Russian, (1960-
fo, : . / 2961). Raleel gave MARTINEZ Russdan for stout & nonths, ducing which tine
DMARTINGZ learned ‘to spook, ard underatand fairly well, SAG ih02 Mver discussed
why he wanted to learn Russion with Rafal, nor dad they talk poletica, either
Kusstan or Aancarican,
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Stet nee
when Rafael met PRIENOOXO (P=-2272) at the Plava-Hotel, PRIZHODKO letor mentions:
that he had some busines with MARTINEZ concerning Tourists and Tourism, but
4
did not expownl on tho Subject, MANTINGZ never discussed his association with
PRIKKODKU ond Subject did not. ask, During the lattor pert of (1962 Fefeel
“yont to the hotel and by chance saw four or five Soviets dn KARIIEZ of fice,
toe heard then talking, but ‘aad not go into the office. Ke thinks he hes seen
one of these Russians since but does not know the nane of any of them, Yortinez
_ never montioned then or their business vith Hin, in Septembor 1968, gust prior
‘to the Olympics, Rafeel wont to see Martinez, tryin to drum up some ‘more ‘privete
Russian lessons, . ‘MARTLIEG told hin ‘that he was: ready to take any more Russien
lessons, out thet he| was very dnterosted in learning German #5 soon aa possible.
Mortincz said thet he was currently (then) taking lessons, but that he did not eo}
‘
Like his teacher, (bid not say who his teacher was), Rafael offered to bring os °
>
a
seal a
a ‘toagher’ from his institute, Martinez mentioned that the Seinen ‘Olympic team
would be staying at his hotel. shortly after Rafael. broupht a civ from thé coy
Insti* sute naned Gerda {LNU) to see Martines, hile there they were invited to
AG, te FES
junch and net thrée Mexican men and a talk Goran ‘who waid he was 8 representative
“of the german team They had lunch, conversed about general things, and Rafsel
and the girl left, . The girl Astor said that Martines had continued texing Gerry
. Yéessons from his old teacher, This was ‘the last tine Rafedl sav YARTINGZ.
Rafael could supply no biographical data on vartiner, or any further informatis:
on any connections with Soviets, Sudject has not heerd any other Soviet nentior
« , ; : either Martines or tho Plaza iietel,
. B, RSZATICNSHIP BETWEEN Losaioy (ean) A JUAN LES, DieCTOR OF
THE LANGUAGE “INSTITUTE ON TIGER: ,
In about 1965 or 1966, LOGINOY went to the Snstatute to take
on TAIPEI OD HAN gle GEE DEE oe
tngiish lessons, ‘He took lessons for about 6 to 8 ronths, The lessons wore
privato, dut given at the Institute oy an 1 Anorican gird reared Janet CLNU o Rafer? ;
does ret | Penenber. ter loot nemo, and oho $3 no longer there), Jt waa dn this
aanner thet Stak LULS met LOGO,
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22 eget et srrewvenhentar re sete Sueecaseainanmentattiemmncieimnne emanate kite ET LE ee ee re mre eng adie Mtl
a ee entre re ao ne Fen eS
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So em Fetes remem dee ee hee tate omen oe tee Fe
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JUAN LUIS ment4oned to Rafacl that he liked LOGINGV, and they scened fairly
friendly, It was at the end of this period that Kefecl was introduced te
QOGINCY by JUAN Iss, en LOSINCY temninated his lessons Ke no longer visited
the Institute, JUAN LUIS often sent his regards ‘to LOGINOY via Refael, and
asked that LOGIKOv cone to see him, This was mentioned by Refsel, out Losixor
continually: told R-fael to "forget it", but did ask Rafsel to return the regards.
Rafael never questioned LOGINOV on why he did not go back to the Institute, but.
as fer es Subject knows, LOGINOV has not been back, Rafael has had maty
° discussions with JUAN LUIS but he has. never rentioned any other Soviets in
Mexico, As far as his polities go, JUAN LUIS -4s a confirmed Leftist in ideas
“but Rafael would not call him a Communist, fael beliéves that Juan Luis
was merely a friend to LOGINOV and had no direct relations with him other then
their association. through Jessons.
. C. ‘Andrea CATASO (P-13, 546}
Andrea has mentioned to Rafael ‘that. she met CHERNISH “(p-13, 082)
at the Space Exhibit while she was working there, She also met several other
Soviets there, She became friends with then and invited then to her house
for a dinner perty on two occasions, Rafael, invited by her, went on doth |
occasions. on ‘the first occasion’ there was a Russien woman, blend, about 6
; years old. naned: VALENTINA (LNU) who spoke very. good spanish}: a man naned
. MISHA (Lku), supposedly an Electrical Tech from DUBYO Space Center near Yoscow,
about 37 years old ‘and tell, who spoke excellent Spanish and who later wrote. a
letter ‘to. one of Andreas girlfriends dn Mexico City (xot- named); “and BORIS case).
about 3? years old, thin, nervous but with oa lot of vitality. ant personslity, |
‘Boris spoke excellent Spanish also, and Ref feel thought 4t very vusvial “that Be |
——
drank Anerdcan whiskey ars Cocaecola, (R-faed says thas is unusual for Russien:),
Talaol thought MISHA a Little suspscious, that he micht bea KO3 (he knows thet
3n casos such as this, no one is alioved to go anywhere with being accompaatoed
by the kay) becouse MISHA apoke oxecollent Spartak atet secned to be the only |
are whe did not really fit,
Le eR Ae LR RTE a RENE aR VRC! SETAE RE, AALS Rs RR NL RENT OND RIT *
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The other Soviet kas named VLA ADI {LEC}, about 5? years old, and did not
sperk any Spanish at all, but was very nice, according to fatael, ho was the
only true Scientist there, {Also from oubne/.
} : : _ At the ‘second: party tho Russian tonsa ik not conc, andreas American
boss fron the Exhibit canoe however with a a extean Fan, (Rafael does not rezenbor
his name). Rateel Bayo he ¥ was a nice ey. ‘Ee was adout 43 yoors old, tell and
“sake! acisar, Ke joked vith the Russisns ans toid thea to be corefud becouse
_ Andrea ‘was his spy, They all ‘Jeughtd, Ee cane with two: dork vexicans and
“Lett stortly after dimer. Rafael Said he drank a considorable amount, and. left : , 3
érunk, eSERKYSE did not ‘attend eith ner “of these perties,. “Androa however anvited 5
hin over on other occasions, On one occasion CEE NYSE brought another Soviet
; to Andreas whom he said was 4 Walitary man, (Xe name ‘mentioned by Andrea), Andrea -
. said thet this one was a pain ‘an the ass. because be was so ser rious at through -
- the. group {her mother also) ‘into a depressed’ state, After the Exasott Ci RNISH: - _ 4
‘started eslling A Andrea at hone and dnviting. her to nect hin in “various cafes,
invited to her house many tines and often sat and discussed his polities (any
all other topics) with her ‘and her. moth >, Her mother took dssue with his poi?‘ *
1
Ger nother Liked: CHERNISE but does 1 not know the? Andrea is seeing him on the si
She would net approve of Andrea going out with ‘CHIBNTSE at “all, _ CHERISE, boar
- . raking. amorous advances to andrea and, tried to talk her into got ng to, ved with “
hin, Andrea told Rsfac] that he is a very nice gy, ste LsKea hin, but wes acy:
She saad th-t he almost convinced her to £0 to bed, and that it ‘ty hor decision .
that she as’ no longer goirs to sco CH: ROSH for fear of doing 80, ‘pefecl had
a
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cautioned hor about what she had to lose a2 she did, She esatinues to like
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. Andrea kad s ‘party on 1 “arch and asked Refacl to dav ito LOGINOY,” : i
it 3 ¥ERNYSH went to thig party, Kafacl did not bother to ask iCcikGy at ali, Z
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oie We nee ee TERE AON PRONE I HN, LEER A I OIE ww rman ene SAS eS nee enemies .
ee _
Yee
dmirea hes often extendad an favitation to socdsor througa SeTaol, but when
get it because
ne RN se enttene
an bavech nentiones this to LOG mov, LOGINGY has told hin to fer
other people fron his Fxbassy are seaing her and LOGINGV does not want to
appear there and cause trouble, LOGIKOY 434 not| expound ard R-fael did not
ask further explonation, Rafael thinks that CHEANISA really wants to take
i co Andrea to bed, but he also thinks that CHLRNISH 3 up to oth ner things also, .
He has no Ades what, bat dust suspects, : = : ;
4 a 3. . The neeting with Rafael, efter three hours, was cut short at this
timo because ha had some obligations, its gonerel daily schedule as as follows:
.,Monday: 1500-1600 Classes at the Institute, general,
165¢-1730 Private classes at the Institute,
Tuesday: 1000-1100 Private lessens for APRIANA at Institute,
—-yagoeazgo ee a
1500-1600" Classes at Institute, general,
1600-1730 Classes at Institute, Private,
wednesday "1500-1600 Classes at institute .
1630-1930 Privaté lessofis on Palmes to CHRISTINA
2000-2100 Private lessons, John BLAKNXEGAL
momen ey =
“thursday 1500-1600 Clesses at Institute : <
- 1630-1730 "Classes at Institute
1830-193) Private lessons, Maria LUZ
2000-2100 Private Lessons, John BLAXSIEGAL 7 “.
' Friday 150041600 Lessons at Institute : :
WS ‘ . , ‘1600-1730 Lessons at anstitute,
cose agri pe enepencton ness
voices
i At the et of the meoting I gave hin an envelope with 2,002.00 pesos in cash
4 in it, He accepted it graciously and soid thet thet would last hin about 24
hours conetdering the debts he had to pay, «e@ lsughed, I brought out a receip: -
,
ard asked hin if ho would mind signing it for mo, I gasd it wes tor secountin:
purposes (he did net ask), Ho said “Sure” and signed it temedtetely, we lp’?
tha rostauronts Welked to hia car, ond said ‘booibuy urthl next neoting,
‘
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7 “e stood by the car talking for about three minutes, and I promised to cell
t “ ‘
H ‘hin during the afternoon of Fridey, UW Harh, Gn departing he grinned ard said
to say hello to a1] of his associates th=t he does'nt know, I said "Sure will"
and walked away.
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poate aan Soe eke,
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Ste "worse et adbade'a 3 OCOh.en a2 elub nm jugar ¥ Valentin
diksiigy "pide te avi % pana. / ‘Heoh: ‘
EAS Ch . pide le avise~a e ache acopta.~
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“SONAL 1283
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e Rowton four pages fer insertion into the
had ; proviously peepared end turned -
balance. of vhe 2
edvain fren him a noceiot acxnowlede ings the outstanding polar
ef + the oriminal-loan.
aA third report givan to Rowton re veals what aypnecrs to have
an 7S approsca made to LIREA BLA Der Valentin Loguinoy on 2 Pebrusry,.
49.59, at tho hone of @ WMiual. friend, Euis Gomez. Lorutnov a
nade reference to his previous” allegations concerning LIESAL
aftilistion with WORACT but this timo said that he wac prepa
pay "a lot " of money for any information LINSAIM/4 mics oh
for hin. L/7 resorted to Rowton that he finenrsed as bent ne
allecing that the only person he was close to in the WOLAnDY
/ wis sn official in the economic section. LIK MLE /4 con,
i" ton thet. ne felt cer tain at this point that Loyuinov was blu.
* eoace raing his having actually seen 1/14 with UCFiC? fficers
nat Losuinov had been plaAntaz for some tine.
cpenditures was due to nis
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Be hens heetiag: 1209, 12/3/59; Comtao deal Novel. -
“AY Ropovts/Invoraution Given by Boent:
‘over
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Sompicx
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Sanbdoras,end that this was a prelude to an Aoproacy to
c ing for his 1,5C0 neso revolving _
fo disbursonents of. 12,075.95, i/4 oxblained
new
At tesd
Ho states that he exons
i4-Qo000
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.
Shes woudd ban alniiare er 47 Gc0.00 neses
j pero mench, wt Bis ravolvias Sunt he incrensed
: Sven 7300.00 to 412,000.00, and that Rowten, in actition to reinbus.ing
a tae 9,078.75 he spent in excess of his last savance, Thvea bia
rf tinnal 42,000.69 pesos as hin new ravolvinn fun? se thas be
u . ; beet eee
pC sble to pay she cperavional expenses required. ek
hi _ : . . . a . :
" 6. Cuicanee/inforzation Given to Agents .
Rowton anzasd with LIRE! a4 concerning ‘the approsaa: ‘of Loguinev and _
: prosised te give L/1 Station guidanco ‘on neigiens 2 rolat
: culnov. Howton asked 1/4 to move very cnuutiously oystes,
he WOLADY ecenonles officor basore néesiving
x!
ix oO
tie rseuerst for
to. the Station in the hose of Having the
wallace B. Rowton .
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ATCT TER Rat ot Mele
* ‘ SUBJECT: Valentin Loguinov ‘
ATE OF INFORMATION? February 2, 1969
PLACE ACQUIRED: -turty at the home of Dr. Luis Gomez,
Our tennia group meets occassionally at each others a
_ ' hones, for lunch, dinner, or just drinks. Luis Gomez
. invated us this time to his home in tray Pedregal for
: lunch, baa ,
After I had made a point of not sitting near val,
_ Beveral women wanted to change placea and val and
oo “another person changed placea putting Val next to ma.
He opened the. old issue by saying that he assuined
I was working for the coOmpariy. He said that he -had seen
me. personally"several times” at Sanborns with American
inte@ligence officers, I asked who he saw me with. He.
avoided the questions I. then volunteered that it must:
have been Bill Spruce, with whom I frequently have
lunch, He asked what section Spruce was in. I answered
the economic. He Seemed disgusted, and shad Spruce .
wasn't worth anything. : .
Val then said that he wanted ma to know that ha
was prepared to pay a lot of money for any information
I might obtain for him. I said i'd talk to Spruce about |
' it and sea if he had_.anything to seal so that I could
take my Commission. I. added “hat Spruce would probably
faint or tremble with terror-<this pleased val greatly,
I then asked val if the Americans had ever offered
him any money for his information. lHa averted my eyes
and answered "not yet™,
COMMENTS a
ee | Val ig an aseqt |
. "Several tmtmuat times" 1a, of course, inaccurate
and shows that he 18 guéesing, It Seems very unlikely |
that he saw me even the'ione time. ee
val probably regrets that we have not approached:
ae him. But he 18 smintomtit not do stugid that he doea
not realize that we know he has ro trade; profession,
oe, _ Skills, or talents which! woula make life for him ary~
; , where outside of Russia and government, Service possible, .
Val is doing the only thing he knows how, and he knows.
it, and he must realize that we know it. Hence, defection
for him is out of the; question, He. would only make a
short-term profit in doing so, *
: I have invited Bf1) Spruce to lunch this week, I
will develop him aa my excuse and answer for any further
provocations by Val, Spruce, incidentally, is a very
clever and hélpful person, My last meating with him was
two years ago and I 4m etill henefitting from his advice.
He has sinca transferrad:ito the finance fection, but
this ahould not affect his value to me and my coavor,
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° DATE OF INFORMATION: February 1, 1969. 1200 hours,
PLACE ACQUIRED: French Club
; Interest in Arerican School. val asked me if I
could recall the address of the American school. He will
call me for xt it, He wants to have his son Dmitri par=
. ticlpate in somée activities with the children at the
‘school in order to learn English. Dmitri finishes
School at the. Russian embassy at 1400 hours. Val hopes _
‘that maybe thefe are some afterschool activities such
as football for -Dinitri. |
_ COMMENT : _ a,
“.. - (his may be just val's inate stupidity. Maybe he
really couldn't find the American Stbool in the tele=+
phone directory. :
: Perhaps Val already knows of some after-school activity
of which I am unaware. Maybe he already knows that someone'b ;
Son ee ‘child is there, someone he wants to meet, Perhaps he wants L-
ee an excuse to wander about the school, meeting people, ; a y
~ |. Perhaps Val couldn't care less about the school. Per+ ; ;
5-5 +; haps he is hoping for an excuse ‘to call me, Suggesting our fo
: . . chiddren practice English together, Perhaos he is preparing : bese
: : the ground fxx-to go to someone else he already has in mind
.to explain that there is no convenient program of after=
School activities for Dmitir. He might ask that person to Lo ao
agree to have Dmittt play with his children.
. -. It Just occured to me that for the first time in many
months Valentin, spoke Russian to me. While I was playing
tennis he shouted to mé in Russian, "You really are playing 7
| with your left now". And-later, “You. look tired", When I a -y
answered that I was and that I had a head-ache, He looked oo '
a particularly pleased. Normally he doesa't even answer my
me : Good Morditng in Russian. Perhaps he is preparing the xxsyx
e Oo way for me to suggest an exchange in language lessons: -he
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SUBJECT: Valentin Sergy@vich LOGINOV (P-11712)
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“Attached ‘ara five LIEMERACE Soviex Target of(Onvortusy sorotteEcten 7 hos
cover the period: 12 Deaember 1968 which was the first survettlance to.
four follow-up survelltaace reports of the first one. On 12 December 1968
» the LIEMBRACE team picked up LOGINOV in Colonia Buenos Aires in the company
' of an unidentified Mexican man. The LIEMBRACE team followed the Mexican a
: _ man , who got into a Renault Dauphine with placas 350 HS. a@ LIKAYAK check
evealed that the placas were Listed t of Me
reverted a. e placas te rn —— fi hs oleh wis ce
. | Ignacio VALLINA Barros and Susana de VALLINA Fabre:
oh “ee. a 4 Cabin 60°
y Address: Adolfo Prieto 1302 Mexico 12, DR. I16U>~ « ete’ é “(near
A further LIKAYAK check revealed that the VALLINAs did not live. ae this ‘Adolfo
LAIN OS nl ta nee ws me Seen ee eet teenies Mee eu
Prieto address and no further action was plenned.
On Thursday, 2 ‘Janvary 1969, _LIEMBRACE~ -5 went into Sears Department Store
on Bjercito Nacional and thought that the store detective. wags identical fo the | :
pe RR Epa nee tate arte in. 7 0
men spotted with LOGINOV on 12 December. 1968. LIEMERACE- 14 said that atenough
the atore ‘detective looked alot like the man seen with LOGINOV, he wasnot
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Gdentical. “Photos of thie store. detective are attached.
On Friday, 3 January 1969' the LIEMBRACE team went to Sears Store on Ejercito
Nactonal to eheck out this store detective. Tue people at Sears said that if a
none vere given to chen, they would cooperate.
On Thursday, 9 Janugry 1969, che LIEHSRACE tean picked up the store detective
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Prier to thet he went to an address at Aventda Claverfa Baek.
On Priday 10 January 1L95¥ the LIEXERACE Caaw gove- ua the result of @ check at
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NOTA: No pudt imos preguntar por a en sears, porque’ no estaba la a eapteata de Perscnal,=
. - y SOURCE: CA ECUPEAI CK
[atTE: Jueves 9 de cnero de 1969, 7b
* " PASTICIPANTS: 1,2,%,5,10,14. Meee
FILE? . :
SUBJ:CT: Surveillance of SuspecS conte of Sever Leela!
Peite: Nacional.
“1850 Presentes en’ Sears. Roebuck _ da México, Seder:
"1949 Sie a un Plymouth | > “1948 a ‘Selor atuy;. placas No. 768 GA. que vestaba ‘dantro dsl esta-
clonaaiento ‘de. Sears y “set va,
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tra al edificio y entra al depto. No. len
la planta ‘baja .
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2015 Sale una mojer del edificio, Se acerca al éarro y habla con el sujeto y éste se baja
del carro con la bolsa y entra eon la mujer al depto. No. 1. ‘la mujer abre con Lave,
2120 Sale el suje to solo. Sube a su carro yY se va.
y abre con Llave a la vivienda
2128 Entra a una veneindad quie- @stA ea Lago Chien: ‘No... ‘42-4.
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SUBJECT: Investixacién sebre ot detective de Sears Soebaty bjéretto Mectonshe,
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Je. Bos Y qua. “despues este. Stine se nus en un Renault negro.
| Places! No.$90: Bia x. ao pric a entrando. al, viaduéto.
Ss fué el nartes 31 ala tienda Seare de Ejercito Nacional y le pareois que 61 detective. de
ab esté tienda ea el ni.eno que 7) vid con LOSTNO. Llevamos a 14 para que también lo Ldentif'ieara, os
Dice 14 que se parece mucho, pers que no es, § dice que esté seguro que ei es,
a la deeeripetén que dteron ellos ese dia dijeron que en la cara se le vela como quae aba . ;
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MATE: Jueves S12. de die. ‘de 1968,
ART ICTAN : 5,14.
a -ontilnoy con entradas ‘ieandes ‘a. Los lados, cejas rruesas, tez norénay -eutia Lens 8
“eleatrices de acrié, vestido con traje ‘conpl eto café claro y corbdata, ; ;
Se. despiden ea Concepeién Méndez y _Dr.. Andradé, Se cancela a Loginov, —
1 BL sujeto liega al restaurante Amanecer. Tapatto « de Nito Perdido x Obrero Mundial Reto-.
rre. el “Festairanie, :
Sale Y espera: en Is puerta, ns ; ;
Entra nuevamente al ‘rostaurante y x habla por teléfono. | No se pudo- ver el ntinero nt ‘eset “
chat neda: por que habfa nézica de. mariachi, dentro det vestaurante, -_
Ter-dina dé hablar por teléfono J sale ¥ sé@ va cantinando. -
L Sude- am Renoult Dauphine, isa, negro, naltratads, placas, 580 iS, 4 : ‘estaba eatacio=g
7, ooh hye Lo Rico hey ee FO
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véntéea’ tha Soviet mobaiey oa a3 February ses ta 3 1989 agers :
‘Ghavatha: LOGINOW,, according to LIgMVOY was: scheduled to yo to
tha border the week of 16 Feb 1969 to pick up his nev car.
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in Russ$a, Subicet endd. thet when he first arrived in rexsso his eajor desire
was to visits book store, chen “he men- ged. to visit ane “he ¥38 ansted at
_ tae versety of: litcreture for sole which was, _rocotbeny berned to Russisns,
were herein us me Sapee eS
Re could rot help. feeling nervous while dn the bookstore, ard Tater ersed
vhen he rot hone. (Jue to the exctiors he felt), at the first oonortunity
he ‘began buying’ and resding ‘sir of the books he could| afte, ‘it took hin
Pe Joas tine in order to be’ able to sit in ° public ares end 07 sberly reed’ a
ing “thedk stenderd
a. out thet trey ators Ses he bes os teen, the Cubans” hed
ams seh higher econenie ‘ptenderd of living (then ks co) urior te the. ‘Castro :
fs
régime, Ee has often discussed “these polotics sdsihioczs Tn 3 crowd a
over iy pe meen e's 1 erage nn omen ns yet
if me My . .
: Loginov torids to Say. Bood things sbout Castro ond the Cuban: regime, But
a when alone “wet! ov Sheers at Castro ond. poridextis. the seine.
. . Doe non *,
“This attitude leads” Subsect™ ‘to. Believe ‘thet theofficial Sovigt attitude
(reel attdiude) toxords Cuba is one of disgust, During discussions in e
grova, LOGTKOV. hes stated ‘thet they (Soviets) era not in favor of Cuerdtiles’
operating in Centr- 1. and s. America, Ee hes repeated this-vhile privetély
\teticing, wath Subject,
: During. part! ca he conversa on Z. Leben te felling hin ag t
dsiverent ports of the uy S.: dn: terns of Geograsty. ant what: it.
iodmemanene : saan epanaatitinnmnat ee 4
hod to offer, Subject repeated the “t rie. wife slvays' thovent § thot, at "073
3 ag. an. the. UW $. “and that he “stad oe
“the satura 8a live.
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troduced to LOSING!
three years igs by JUAN LUIS, the director of the Language Tastitute os
Subject nov works). after the introduetion they went to the pizcetors ans
Latvay their: at titude
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wes dnoerser. the meotdss wea sesrore? 1 to eon the corners Oo GncG +n
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believes ic 0U1€ be ‘too, ico, having
been ii ned for Moscow’ weather, Gloria thinks ‘t
242i couns of the Soviet embassy
nberested, ‘willing, and able to o help
her in obtain: ning a Soviet cocoate
Shop. She thoucht
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to very Titcle ecucati O26 ‘She has never worked £
her life,
Gloria sxinced me *h: n New Years Eve I
peomisce to give her pSoblen some nought, frankly,
gneve is sos sthing she could ¢o for my Gover
business. = need Somesne who is 3% . tTature,
bet not necessarily vary intelligent, and not
Giessen nee wery expericnced, to contact potential
“dis tents, to sel] a Service. I think qronta could
fis. this Fecuirement. Is hac in miné:a commission
asext: Sonzcxe WhO t mid reeteva-no. salary, but
would receive a Snot varcentaga each month (265).
the incoxs cue to: elients she meained. Letts
cay she woul ting me aca ehicdts over a’ period
OF WO or tEssa Years. Lor'ts say Surther that ..
een eliest would represens aad nce: 6F
Por month. Sha would rec: re 420 & 250 x
‘nd whether sha continved to work for ms
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ao believe that Valentin and Gloria might’ ‘be Ww
having an affair for strictly personal ane |
non-operational Teasens. ” £ further believe’ ‘
.. that Valentin might actualiy bé paying “nis oor:
oe eee lown way at the French Club to pursve a Spozt .
sp vac Af he is Fairly gcod at and en joys=—and not &
“yg aa | oot excuse to go to the French Club to find.
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io ey destructive person to” Mexico,
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‘to the vicinity of Sanborns ‘on Reformer end Giser,
‘for class,
AS 155, J Segan watting jn’ front os. -the Language school for, Subject, to sone “ont,
1630 and encountered ths student by ths magezine stand,
; 3B January 1959
CONTACT REPOAT -
FROM : .Samucl J. RABTASUX
SUBJECT oo: Rafacl VIDILLLA duis: contest with on 29 danuary 1969.
2 KART ASUK Le a Was car sna perxanz lot dn the Yous ‘Rosa and vrlked
AL Maye T called the
Languege ached where Subcot seaches ord “us told thet be had nor you derives
I called again at 1:65 and was informed ‘that, he vas already. in- elres..’
Be came out at 1610 ond we walked ‘tovards Sarkorns, z Anyited hin. to go. ‘to.
6 eed the t he! hed a elead oka.
La Mansion Restaurant on Insurgent tos ‘Sur by tt
tron 130 to 1E0C, we wont to the Serborss bar ard, had a drink, “y, told ben. that ,
I thought thet two girls L hed provious}y met wore going to meet me at the La
“Mansion at “1700 and that I wanted hin to zo with ne. after Sone discussion he!
‘ decided that he could postpone the class until Fridey, but would heve to wait
, until 1630 for the pupil to arrive,” ‘dn order to inforn hor, Ve det the Bar. at
ana wo started walking to hes ser, (Sudsect nad not wanted to miss his cless,
eed after. “some @iseuston in the bar, he offered ne bis ean 4n order thet Ionicht
go to. La Kensién and cet the girls, i told hin thst I else wontca te est, a:
oS.
thet there was a pos sability that the girls vould’ nt show up. He finally corsented
after soxe eénsideration).:
Fe arrived. at La ¥ Yansion shortly before 1700 and went inaide, Yer:
the car parked in the Rostaurant lot, After sitting down and obdertaz orinks
ania stoak, z teid han that iz would 2 3Ke to dfszeuss a few imzortont aten: thet
had a lot ee > to: with his future, iss hed & nentioned uring the orevior 25 > meet ins
that I had sone busincas to talk to hin seout}, r degan by telling hin thet
an our relationshia I bid neglected to mention sotethins important, I tele 7.4
da deascles vas not an eeeident, Johsa cone there “on ct
thet mo necting hin
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i x eyebrows, Dut never changed ths exsricsiea on hts face, (Fron he look on his - -
i 45 “face, one night think he was vatehtnr a Bugs Sunny cartoon), (Tsadd thet ovr
rei . files show thet for sone yoars be hasnconsiderable contact vith mendcrs of ‘the |
: 2 . _ Soviet S53, Bofore I could go any Surther he steted th nt he was not & mexber |
i™ ay f the KGB, nor did he'evor vork for then, I seid that thet vas vast ve believed i.
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- a ; 3 V him, Botore 3 z r edule ‘conts nue, he said thet ke. hod often been oppresched (Current ay i
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a> ri. 7 and in the. pest). by the: 63 to work: for then, at present he 4s boing hounded
—" by Valentin (Lestxov) to réport on ‘ks Mexdean friends, Ee considers the iB
to be a bunch of Basterds (Cabroncs) and thet ke does not belicve dn all of this
wider the table spying, mor docs Ke Seldeve 4n what the KGB are trying to do,
end if len dnvelved in this work, and I om 35h cing him the some ‘thing, then Iva
: the sane kind of bastard thet the Wo are, ke vast for sone tine now, nocenc:
“she’s called hin, met hin, and asked that he (subsect) srot st Kexdeans (students)
lewve are either going to the U.S, or look like they night be prom ising din thet
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i rospect, and thet ho (subs ject) pregare dio graphical date and other. deteiis
"about their extront late, ard arrange. for then to moet LOGINOV at parmidcs, ete,
LOGINOv, during eoeh meoting with Subject, brings an cnveloeze with ‘500 pesos: in
cash) in’ at, and contintal ay ‘oft Sens this to Subject, Subject seys: thet he
“eoes*nt: say yes" ‘or nd, bat t tha ‘to dato ha hes: not furnished any infom-to% ent
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hands. of? then, He sade thet ‘he aoprecinted the fect that 1 tienouk- tely showed
‘aia’ not ever have
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the docency to do thet, LOGINOY has ‘Aevar shoved Siz anythi
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f tshenest wey LONGINOV went choot at, offering neotiy and ty vytng 49 con him,
Subject said, granted, he nécds pony, end the 500 pesos: always looks rood,
but tkat 4f he started doing what Wer SOV wanted, the sipht. of the money would
me, make aim ate Aftonvants, ° “I told chin that at -we were not Antorestea in his’ on
; students, ‘bat thot Ko wanted to: stop tho sob in their efforts ta underziine
othor notions and direst sabotage against the. U.S, ‘Ke night not like the ddea:
“of unter=the-table desling, but it Was a- ‘real fact of life, IF 4¢ were not
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into a nuclear. war, and he krew what that ‘meant, what was going on in the.
espionage: ft Sela was ‘actually a dotorrant, ‘and thot the People involved sere
composed of the bist minds of two worles, I. recalled his (Subject) tro werld
powers opinions (previously expr esscd by hin) ang, asked hin what he - planned “tom
do. He could-nt return to Russ4a3 his current ‘future prospects in Mexico were -
not too pronising, and ke had previously mentioned that he wanted to ze to the.
U.S. If ites true thet there are enly two important povers in the world, then -
eo) had better, seriously echsider where he vants- to Place Ais nerbles, Savor tundty
: does tnt knock every day. ord he was talicing to a reprosontats ve of the U.S ,
soe Goverment at the’ onort, tio was waka ro proposits ion direetiy to hin (Subj ect),
Sebiect said thst thet was all true; he at fir rst wanted to return to Russis * but
after sooing Some things in “exico b he deald zed: that) ke sould never be kapoy in
Russia again because of the! oppressive segtne arid. the Leck of freédox. {Ze
edited the recent Russten 3avasion of the cheeies and soda thet. at Rado. hin Sick
to sée the Russ tens do tats). Ee said thet he vas not happy 4s Mexico ost th-t
he -couid live here 0.x,
AT omen tin nee Nee ae ERT Reh emcee we none mee = Soe ee Heertengneen pemnom ee See oe me tener we oe
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of cits e 2i5 or ‘er
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the rovlisstden thet be is
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mentelly ruin hia, regaNiess of avy Ronty received, I told hin thet one
. : : . a % etree rs .
_ of our efforts is trying. to bie:k the 563 shen Tay go after peovle th-t tom
out te be his frien nas: Ee ¢an think that ‘he (SeSieet] 4s hot ‘vateed. tut
. that as’ far from th “0 trish, Ee may not wosk for the 333. by his associetiors -
with ‘then have bees leon f for sexe * tine ana thet a thick f ile. alrendy. exists
24 nis, I kno? bin personslly tow, and Like ‘Rin, and ith ke refuses to work vith =
me Ti, obligated to write it uo thet way. Hy suze serio ers will leter Sit do-n
with xe and ask the results
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“sincere, and I firmly believe that ke is eoxpletely honesty This Aoitever will °
not answer the question why he will not ‘coozeseta, and when at is ts put on’ paper .
% will just be a cold Feport lackine versons ity, and th 3 paper wd) indfeste .
thet he might be working. for the 4G3 recerdless of any opinions tacked on to the
_bottem, Ina cdse like’ this, protocol betveen the CS. and Mexiern Goverrnents
“ regitibe that we eventually turn over to ther any reports on people in their
country who aight be invol: vee with the Russisas in 1 efforts sprinst Nexto,
In- his case, his file would be turned over to the 3 éexicans ard then he can srag ine.
what sould happen, perg the ‘time the. Secret Service ‘stezped harrecine him, or ke”
wound up in Jail, he would oy lavin, ing ‘a nisersble pas
<- AlL this just - for ‘being:
innocent, For this reason) a and for reasons involvin:. the fact. thet é$ a real
person in reel {Word he cantt atlors fast to sit on the middle of the Fence,
he shoud sertously consider yy propesition, | . . Doan, ’
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Zt stdld wouldint make ary ellforences hy woule rather go to cil on be harragsed
him
tent whet l-said ees not a threst bit s anoreadsto
the fact that Tin beds frack vith hin dnste wooiney ddd, +
to cen hin, was only acking,. awee a friend reeardicss what his decision vs,
and thet af dts WXon, then i'l) do ove ything din ny power to sce thet he.
Fenains untouehed ond wacbotrered, Dat peek, Ay es nit geruntec Srything because
&@ buretucratic st rueture, was Anvelved ond i aid'y at have the. final! ‘sey. J told
hin thet uless “everything he had told ne: during our previors ‘assocd-tion wes 7
connlete B.S.,.thea ho had a “duty to ot least consider what 1 was esking.
(8y now we had been at this from 1760 to adout 1930), Finally he asked ne
whet 2 “vould want of bin, I sadd thet I wanted hin to work with me directly
ageins’ the KGB and that I nad ro intorest in his friends on sthidents at. all;
Tf ko was concerned aGout the KGS bastards bothering his rrienis, this vas”
-his chance to helo me do scmcthing about 4t, Me cantt operste plone. He neg
the intelligenca, the sbiid ty ard the opportunity to doa great derl ard he
“ sould involve hinsel?, 4° only for the ddoals that he hes previously express sed,
> (ke thought about it for a few moments and began to talk ste:t Turdy ¢ ¢ ERRYSE De
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with tmerdeans and consequently wes s only an terested in working with ‘Mexder, nS, but Fe”
ge t SEREY ‘SH tried to. reer eat Subject te work agains to Amerieens, Subject refused, L i
ern en ATA ee
aa CHE ERKYSH however vag trying to work on AXDREA (subjects friend) and this rece oe
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f hin damned med, ‘The. girl AXDREA was only about: 1S or 17, ard 8 swect little pal,
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dL 7 . axe vb and ve hed ne business trying. t to pick on. her ‘Subject said thet he -
| 4 qi was in’ the. ‘Plaza hetel one coy waiting to neke.. 3 shone c4i2, and th t ke herrd
i \w thé shone boovs See aking fluent Russien, “hen the man’ pot through 8
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cf to re ruit her ssvoral tines ain
escov to Work égainst Spanic rds ‘and Latin arerdc cans who visited,
The KGB
be rd once threstened her but: whan she condsined that she wou uid consult her husband,
they told her. to forget it. Ee said th- t she bed ‘known. many nankers of the XVD,
SSVD and nox EGS, Dut that she still refuses to work for then in their business,”
thought a bit. ond Said that he would agree. to work with mé on one cond4 tion , .
only. - The condition 7 that I would not as
After cons siderable more discussion along the same Lines.
VENTURA or ANDRA:
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Subject finely
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and thet if ary thing showld happen te hin asa result of his - work for me, thet .
=z would promise to take care or his wite and ehild, I agreed ‘to ‘has « cons titton,,
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operate. “now siond th theh, and that the Soviets $ would not ba very: b-pcy to discover
that their friend he ‘a anything at all to do with us. I saad that even ‘though —
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suspect a ening, =
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forgetting one thing. Ke assured me that he was 80a Socislist ard 20% cadtelist,
gud he. firey ‘believed that Sos felism was good. for Saite countries. including
Russie, de said that because or thet he didnt see how I could evér have eny
confidence in hin, ng answered by ‘saying that everyone wes entitled to their
; ddeals, and I<too’ bol oved in certain forms of Socirlism, he encouraging thing
c- a was that he bolieved din soathing, erid: that was his right as an individual,
i L ve an the J. 5 are entitled te our ‘beliefs, ard ave not restricted in our ‘reading
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the above mentioned conditions, I asked hin-to nect ne on “ednesday, 5 Sebriery,
at 2036 ot CHALUPAS Restaurant on Refoima (dust asross tha Pordterico), Ee
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‘ - j waiting ekant three blocks auny Tor y Feport, end ttt Thad to toll them
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. i : : i Soviets, but I. vas not taking notes and preverred to channel the conversation
| { as i back to the recruitment piteh, i thousht the detodls sould-be obtained leter S
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E ay “cool which was amazing, “hen I presented ny eredentirls: are the pitch h
never batted an eyelash?, ust continued slightly smiling, I noted no reaction
. atall, it covle be that he still thought i was xidding, or pleying sono gone,
In. any case, either he works for the. other side, or ho is indecd cool to on.
ve. adndvable point, 0. 2 2k Sle, , _
Ne (I) talked fron 1700 to sbout 2030 without making ens herdvay,
Up until thet tima I hed gotten an exphatic nNoN, I slnost gave up before
“another acproach produced 9 Little result, I think thst prior sssessnents which |
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stata th-t he will do anything for money is entirely. false,
recuitment 4s still on thin Sse, and subject ds serious sbaut tavolvin: his:
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.30 January 1969
MSWORANDUM FOR: C/Cuba a=
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” supsect : LIREALA-1"6 Soviet contacts at the French Club:
a oF Without encouraging any further contact between LIREALH-1
ang the Soviete but Bimply taking advantage of the fact that he
does continue to see them, I would appreciate continuing jarormation
- ON the following points; ;
a, Anything now learned about the activities of LOGINOV
. and CHERNISH, evon the fact that they were at the club for
or talked, etc..
i b. Any indications that either LOGINOV or CHERNISH have
any interest. in anyone at the club.
: : c,. Continudag assesament and biographic data on Gloria
PINTG and her hiésbasd with the view of ; approaching both | or
‘care either.
a. YY would: also ‘appreciate a detailed assesmnent of LOG INDY
based oa the relationship to date. The same’ tor CEERN ISH.
. 3 As xan officers both are of priority interest.
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he Yesterday afternoon, We January, Subject Fan into .
/ Valentin LOCINOV. af'F
erectings. and LOGINOV commented mie have had a very good beginning.
of tha year," (whatever that neans). py “@ to ‘| 1.
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chone cali from Subject, Ines hin at his
"hot - The neetiag. tasted frd= 1455 until around |
1600, The next meeting will be arranged by phone whes Subject is a}
back in Mexico city. - . ia oe
: 26 Duriag the past month, Subject was Bl: 2 : 3 -
“ollowing recovery, sient. all of his time on Busine ar
ae rathar ‘than. on subjects of operational interest. As usual, he is
Up to his ears in financial woes, though he just discover ed that -
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his position is not nearly as bad as he. thought. f a]
3. . Subject said he thinks Polish Ambassador RAUCHRZAK "ay
may come to visit hin vin Cueraavaca this Stinday, though | Plans are
not definite. i urged. hin again to get busy courting MAJ. a bat
not to let the relationship grow cold.
Subject said ‘that the reason he has not beon more active lately.
is that Lolita is in the early months of Pregranty and ‘has not
lorencia and Hamburgo. Thoy exchanged brief
NL Subject ‘recent ly received -a” post card froa BEWSEP
4 advising that BEWZEP has-seen Subject's sister in 2 Warsaw, “sothing
more than this other than routine greetings. a I
6. Subfect said that hai secretary has been iocsking for an
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10 JANUARY 1968
MEMORANDUM “FOR THE FILE
SUBJECT: Valentin Sergeyevich LOGINOY (P+11712)
: , On 46 December 1968 LICALLA reported. that a. “LAght-complextoned
Dee woman had entered ché Soviet Embassy grounds at 1106 that day.
aa She wes seen exiting at 4122 bours. While laside. the Soviet Rabasay:
grounds, this voman had contact with Subject. (LOGINOY) .
a so -LILYRIC reported thet ‘on that same: “date, 16 December 1968, “an
a ‘unidentifted light-complexioned woman had entered the Soviet Embassy
; at 1106 hours. She was exiting at 1122 hours. She was driving a .
: car with D.F. plates 964 BC. LIKAYAK reported on 7 January -1969-————
_that these. piates were registered to: f
Lo Raquel“ URTULER de"DALLAL.
Residence: Rio FW 95 - 1
; Mexico 5, DF.
: They are registered to a 1965 Opel Sedan.
There are no Station Traces on the woman cited above.
Attached gre photographs of the woman seen in contace with LOGINOV, “
as well as _the LIKAYAR placa check results. . ae
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DATE OF HSETING: 4& December 1958
. 2. The undersigned net with LIA OE and 2 at the LIROLIN, apartment
. on-& Decenber from 1213. to 1300 hours. ; The next neating will occur Oo
when one of the LIROSIN'S contacts RUIDEMANN via ‘telephone.
oo . 2, LIROBIN/2 reported that both of the LIROBINS attended a cocktail
party at the home of the Indian Embassy ES GG >), FRU PARASHAR,
at which they met the LOGINOV! | (P-11712). LOGINOV again refused to
. carry on: any of” the coriversation in Engl. sh even thougt English was the
comzon. language used by the guests. At ono point during the evening,
. Mrs. PARASHAR addressed LOGINOV in frent of all the guests and chided
him for not using his English remarking that"everyone here knows that
you speak English". “LOGINOV staréd at her icily, but did not comment
- in either Spanish or English. LOGIOV spoke briefly with L/1 inquiring
what L/l's éuties were with the newspaner and gave every indication that
“he .was unaware of L/1ts ‘column. Mrs. LOCINOV was quite cordial and —
that she had not to. which, Ers. Logrs OV countered by renariing that she
had seen L/2's friends - the SARATOVS (P+13125)- at. Acapulco. L/2° stated
that no eff ort was made to involve the LOGINOV! s. in polenics during. ‘the.
CG . evening and that LOGENOV did not appear to iaiow the majority of the
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DATE OF Lavtligs 1 Noverber 1968
_ 1, The undersigned net with LIROBEN Tig/h at his apartment on.
14 Rovembor from 1500 to 1630 hours. LIROBNIN ‘$72 was 111 in bed (f1u)
nnd was. unable to participate in this meetings The LIROBSIXS ‘S$ daughter,
“Lisa, was present . in the hose. during the neeting which prompted RSIDSMANN
“to inquire of Wi if the daughter was TROY avare of the type of re=
lationship which’ the LIROBBINS had with RSIDSMANN. l/l replied that
"they" had told thar daughter inasmuch as she had come to suspect such
a relationship over the past. year or so. RESIDE “ANN felt that it would ba
of little purpose,at this time, to admonish the LIROBEINS _and.-dropped the
_ Subject. REIDEMANN has found the LIXOBBIXS to de woefully lacking in
general security principles and has strived, in a tactful manner, to point.
out past shortcomings and possible security hazards, ~ especially with
regard to. “telephone conversations.
2s In response to REIDEM LANE! g question regarding attendance at tle
7 Novenber ‘reception, 1 aes thet they had both attended. L/1 con-
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vt ented thalt there appear réq, fever people this year than last.. As & matter
of fact, wi could identify only two ‘people in the entire. throng. that he.
had. previously knowns | They weres the Indian Enbassy Counsellor (2),
FLU PARASHAR and an aAnerican couple, Lulu Vargas-Vila @o LEE (wife),
vho is the. correspondent for La Union (Walparaiso); La Prensa (Buenos
Atres) 5, 51: fienvo (Bogota) and resides at Platon ¥45 - 2nd floor,
Tols 20710723, The LIROS_INS spoke briefly with both of the above
Well as SARATOV (P-13125),” SYCIEV (Px11113), LOGINOV (P-21712)
= 20480 (Peo 270). The conversation adhored to gonoralities such as
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types. ‘For the-record, L/L reported that his automobile 1s a 1965 |
blue, ty -door, Oldsmobile bearing Oklahoma licenso plates, 25-8546
(1968 plates). -- ° .
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3. With reference to SARATOV's party on tho ovening of 13 November,
L/1 comiented that he and L/2 arrived at the party at approxinatoly a
- 2000 remaining until cae 0030, 14 Kovembere The LIROBBINS were: ‘the
last to leave although they departed only minutes after the rest of the.
guests. The guest list ineludeds The LIRODBBINS, Arnold*Bilgore. and ,
. wWte JoAnne, Roger ‘CUDESY (Radio. VIP) and wife, and the Saratovs.
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english was the common language spoken and L/l noted that both the
Saratovs handled the language with ease althcugh as the evening progressed
ar SARATOV'd Liquor consumption tnereased his fluency and articulation
became more labored. L/1 stated that SARATOV pushed liquor very hard
the entire evening starting out with two pre-dinner Grinks andthen -
' serving vodka in accompaniement to the borsch.. Wine was served with the
nain course, Chinese beef, prepared by Nataliya SARATOVA. Dessert was
accompanied with brandy and the evening progressed with long drinks after
"dinner, 1/1 stated that SARATOV drank with the group al though B/1 doubted
~ that SARATOV matched the men drink for drink. Mrs, SARATOVA appeared
at ease and seenied to enjoy the conversation. — L/1 assessed her as a
woman who complemented her husband and made a charming and. vivacious
‘apnesrance. L/1. seened ‘to be struck with SARATOV's apparent"sincority®
dn tas his enjoyment of the evening and his "candor" in the discussions,
For the rost part, the conversation edged. away from any controversial
subjects; seemingly all were content to dwell upon "Old Nexico™ of 20
years ago and the Joys of simple living in the city, During a disenss ion
of the style of night lifo in Koxico, SARATOV remarkod that he enjoyed
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a good 5 trip-tease perferranco 1 nov ond then relating that he had. seen
2 vxber of then whon he was in tho States. SARATOV spoke nostalgically
of nis life in the States aduitting that ho missed many aspects of ‘his
lize there. “Wi remarked that the conversation was largely centered
around comacnts by the BILGORES and L/1 ond L/2 inasmuch as the CUDNEXS *
were very reserved and seldom expressed themselves to any degree. L/1
commented that to the best of his knowledge the CUDNEY' s ad SARATOV's
had first met and the dinner party held by the LIROB3INS, L/1 expressed
some surprise in that the: CUDNZY's- were | invited as they, are rather
shy and inexpressive. Toward the end of. the evening, W/L was able to
raise the question of the. Soitiet invasion. of the CSSR. _SARATOV staynchly ;
dorended the Soviet and Warsaw Pact occupation claiming that it was a
necessary move because of the increasing aggressiveness of the West
7 Germans and thet the avowed purpose of West German truculence was to put
pressure on both the CSSR and East Germany in hopes of reunifying Germanys
; SARALOV did not become emotional over his defense, but left little doubt
that he wholeheartedly approved of tho Soviet move into the CSSR. Neither
the BILGORE! s or the LIROBBINS pursued the issue al though L/1 commented
to SARATOV that ne was not convinced by SARATCV' s defense of Soviet actions. .
In short, L/l felt that the evening went eff smoothly and as the LIROBBINS.
L/1 as to whether they (SARATOV's) had entertained properly ami if all ~
had been satisfied with the SARATOV''s production. 1/1 found this: vaguely
out of keeping with SARATOV's personality and somevhat gauche. -L/1 noted
that the SARATOV apertment was modern and well-kept giving every evidence
of having been lived in. ‘he SARATOV's possess a large European make
‘combination phono-radio. Set which was tuned to ‘Light Fx riusic’ for back= of
ground. SAnnToVv stated that he ‘had inhorited this from his prodecessor.
SARATOV's ona child (age 9) was‘ in bed when tha guests arrived. Upon |
, Goparting, SARATOV dnquired of tho @ LIRGBLINS if they planned to attend tho
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forthcoming Acapulco film festival. L/l stated that he was not sure
if he would journey there and SARS OV stated that he and his wife planned
to (attend. .
%, LIROBSIN/1 stated that during a recent conversation which he 3
‘had with ne citizen representing AP in Mexico), JONES”
connented that he knew roth SARATOV and SYCHZV. JONZS remarked that
he had been to a party at SYCh TEV" s curing tha Olympics. rae ae Farthere
more, JONES related that he knew the KUCHEROV's (TASS) and that Nrs.
tulsiodex. KUCITEROV had beéon sent home before tha departure of KUCHEROVs -
JONES strongly implied that security reasons wore behind the. rather :
abrupt departure of Mrs. KUCHSROV. Wt did not press" the issue any
further. ; ,
Se LIROBBIN/1. also reported that tho Foreign. Press club. im in a
“chaotic ‘stato in that the president, Jose QUIROGA, has accused the club |
_ director, Kathorine MANJARNEZ, of onbezzling funds. The truth of the
matter, however, seems to be that QUIROGA is ‘engaged in either shady
dealing or is. guilty of sloppy administration of finances, At any Tate,
I/l commented that all members must pay cash for all services and that
the club's creditors are pushing fur cash payments of all services. The
- "scandal" seens to have shaken the Club and many members are staying
away until the financial situation, ds corrected.
6. The undersigned inquired of I/1 as to whether he iiew of any
ts citizens who might be_ Looting for an apartment. W/1 stated that 3%
he was currently unaware of anyone, desiring housing but that he would
Keep his ears Open and make a few discreat inquiries without Teveding —
“that he knows of any vacancies, | - oo. —_ -_
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MEMORANDUM FOR: DC/IC/SB
VIA ' : Chief of. Station
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. SUBJECT. ; : Consular Corps. Visit to Veracruz . _-
; 1. The undersigned visited Veracruz on 9 and 10 November : =
together with other members of the Consular Corps on an .
official visit to that city. ‘Althoush the Cubans were .
scheduled to attend and official diplomas proclaiming them 4 -
guests of the City of Veracruz were prepared, none of them ce
.) .. |. Showed up, including Lino SALAZAR Chia, who is stationed in : i
Pe Veracruz. The Czechs, East Germans, and Poles for a number
of reasons also failed to go on this trip. Thus, the only .
Communist representative was Valentin Sergéyevich LOGINOV, _™
with whom the undersigned had plenty of opportunity to talk.
‘It seems that LOGINOV,, at least for public: consumption, .
considers the undersigned "his friend." LOGINOV was accompa--
“nied by his wife,
: aa * 2. The following were. the main points of interest So
aaa : discussed. by LOGINOV: . : . t
; ne a. The Soviet appeared very anxious to get. toe . 4 ;
. the undersigneéd's Opinion on a subject to which he = y
kept going back time and again during. the visit:
the position ‘of the. Ri¢hard NM. NIXON aduinistration '
. "+ vis-a-vis ‘Communist China, Specifically, what .
« ~-="“s LOGINOV wanted to know was what the chances are ars
that the NIXON administration might attempt to bring 2
about a rapprochement between Communist China and post
the United States. LOGINOV approached this topic
from various directions, and the undersigned had
the distinct impression that he had received a
speciric query. on this. subject. ‘At one point,
LOGINOY stressed” the importance of Communist China ; is
to his country, “indicating. that his. government is. ; cs
becoming increasingly concerned with developments . og
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b. Connected with: the above was LOGINOV's
concern for peace in Victnam..- For the first time
that the undersigned can remeber, a Soviet stated
‘that the United States and his country had "a
common interest of utmost importance" in bringing
peace to Vietnam. That the Soviet interest may
be connected with their concern. about Communist
“China was indicated by LOGINOV when the latter
“indicated that peace should be obtained in Vietnar™
as a way to keep out the Chinese Communists, ;
This did not prevent LOGINOV from making the usual
noises in favor of the National Liberation Front
and the Vietcong, blasting away at South Vietnamese
militarism.
c. ‘while talking about the Middle East,
-LOGINOV said that the Soviet Union was in the
Mediterranean to stay and fully intended .to give
such support to the Arab nations in that area as
to someday "get rid of Israel." LOGINOV specifically
‘Stated, "The Jews havé it coming to them, and the
day of reckoning is coming." The undersigned was
curious to-know whether this was prompted on
. LOGINOV'sS part by.a.dislike of the. Israelis or an
anti-Semitic feeling. LOGINOV was quite blunt and
‘categorically stated that he for one "hated all
Jews," and ‘did not hide his profound anti-Semitism.
LOGINOV ‘added that Jews are parasites who have.
little nationalism other than that generated by the
Zionist cause. He implied that those Jews left in
‘the Soviet Union are foreigners who have done 1ittlé
to. help the Soviet cause. The undersigned pointed .
out that anti-Semitism has been a long Russian
tradition, dating. back to before the Revolution,
and déplored this’ obvious discrimination. | He added |
that this reminded him of the anti- -Semitism of the
party which not so. long ago made mass murder of
Jews a matter of national policy. . .
d. It took LOGINOV about one day to bring. up
the Sucesos para Todos article. The undersigned
jokingly asked him whether this was a Soviet or.
Cuban sponsored joke, Saying that rumor had it that
‘Sucesos was financed by both the Soviets nnd the
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/Cubans. LOGINOV denied this, saying that the staff
' Of Succsos could not be put by any stretch of the
7 imagination into the category of "Communists." He.
then point-blank asked the undersigned whether he
: - ‘belonged to the organization mentioned in the —_ Loe
Ts “article. The undersigned laughingly answered that .
cos if ‘such trashy publications 4s: Sucesos were believed.
by anyone "of course he belonged to that organization."
ot : . : LOGINOV laughed and made a few more noises about how
to, a : . Sucesos obtained the undersigned's name. The latter
Pepe Yeplied that his name was probably selected. at
; : a ‘random from stolen pages of the Enbassy directory
or other such document. ‘He added that if LOGINOV -
had wanted his phone number he would have been glad
to have given it to him rather than see it appear
in Sucesos. .
yo e. The discussion the undersigned had with -
_ ; _ LOGINOV in Guadalajara about the KGB was apparently
4 _ "' net forgotten by the Soviet, for the latter pulled | +
. out of his purse a copy of the stamp commemorating . ;
A. some KGB anniversary that the undersigned had
4 ’ mentioned to him. The undersigned has no idea vf.-;
: . the reasons for this gésture. One of the topics
i . which sééms to embarrass LOGINOV the most is the H
i - humber of visas he signs at the Soviet Embassy. . i
i : _ Whenever LOGINOV gets a little too pointed in his © ;:
i tet provocations, the undersigned raises this subject, i
mS with LOGINOV invariably giving a little laugh and
no. answer. -
. cob, : f. LOGINOV indicated that he. was. ‘aware that L 7
oe ' the undersigned had met with Jiri SVESTKA at the tog.
time of the Soviet intervention in. Czechoslovakia .. : :
we . and asked for his opinion of SVESTKA, The undersigned
. a So "made no bones about the fact that he had a long lunch
' . Pan . with the Czech. He said he had found hin to be vauy
—_ oe ' dela izquierda," adding that unfortunately SV ESTKA /.
belonged to the very small minority of his country
which had -wolcomed Soviet intervention. The under= | .
‘signed predicted that the Soviets would have con= i 2
siderable trouble with Czechoslovakia and pointed .
out that this serious error had tarnished the cause :
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of the Soviet Union. He said, for example, that
the Soviet interventien was very unpopular in Mexico,
-This seemed to draw a little blood from LOGINOV, as .
he abruptly interrupted the undersigned and asked, | +
“Where. is it popular?" —
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Raymond A, FRADYER
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SUBJECT: Telecon with LICOZ¥=5 on 12 September 1968
. 1. LiCozy-5 reported that Henryk SOBIESKI recently
called him and identified hinself ag the replacement for
Jan JAXOWIEC, He said that JAROWIEC wil
Ronth, as soon as tho Olympics are compl
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oted. He also |
invited LicoZy=5 for lunch on 17 September: stating that he
had greetings from an old friend, I tol
to what SOBIESKI Says but to turn him do
is attenpted, . .
d LICOZY-5 to Listen
wn flat, ifa pitch
2. LICOZY=5 also reported that BAKULIN and his wife a.
left on.10 September with the daughters of KAZANTSEV, LOGTHOV
and DYAKONOY (confirmed by LICALLA’,
Francis
J, COIGNR
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“SUBJECT : Soviet Travel
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21 August 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SOURCE =; LICOZY=5". .
"On 21 Avgust 1968 Subject xeported that he has made
. reservations for the following air travel trom Mexico to
the USSR for 10 September 1968:
_ a. Valentin and Vera BAKULIN (P6059). Source
does not know if this is PCS or TDY, me
The daughter of Valentin LOGINOV (P#11712),
b,
She is 16 yeard old and is returning to the USSR after
spending the summer with her parents,
‘Francis J. COIGNE
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SUBJECT: Julio PLATAS Urbina, born 10 Cctober 1941 in Xmpalne,
Sonora . a ; : : .
i, It has cong to our attention that Julio PLATAS Urbina,
An agent of the Soviet KGB, 19 presently living ‘in Bacobampo,
Sonora, PLATAS hag been known to us since 1961, when he was -in
contact with Aleksander BROVKIN, a KGR officer who was then.”
and etill is attached to th Soviet Bnbassy in oxico City as .
a Third Secretary. In 1965, PLATAS was in contact with Valentin
LOGINOV, a KGB officer vho 18 a Third Secretary and Consul of
the Soviet Eabassy in Mexico,
2, The exact nature of PLATAS's KGB assignnents is unknown
7 to us, but he is believed to be a courier, carrying both money ~:~ a
and drugs in behalf of the KGB. His courier duties are also
believed to have brought him in contact with the Communist Party
of Mexico, :
3. PLATAS is believed to have traveled considerably through«
out Latin America, and is known to have been in Argentina and .
Great Britain in 1967, According to our information, he has just
received a few assignment, a courier mission which may begin as
early az 1 August 1968, ,
4. We would appreciate receiving the results of your inter~
. Yogation of PLATS particularly since he ia alleged to have. . oo
knovledge of Soviet attempts to recruit personnel of the U.8, .
Babassy in Mexico, -
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Us reunion fae en honor
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Laguinay, ofre- miembros del cuezpo consi
. @egania .recep- lar, del que el seficr Logue
Te wae se .
Valentin S.Laguinoy, Antonio Gertosimo y-Jirl Svest.,
Gonzalez) =. *
nay es sotto active e@ Inte
Brante de ja mesa directiva.
También para darte Js
dlenvenida a‘ su hija, joven
de 15 afios, quien acaba de
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Biges ée te Primera Plana
pene aesereiienenacias ames SON
llegar procedente de Rusia
para disfrutar de una tempo-
rada do vacaciones en nuet
tro pals.
El sefior Loguinov hizo la
presentacién de varios de los
artistas estrelies del Circo
Ruso, entre ellos al gran ma-
go Emi! Kio.
Se sirvid un exquisite em
big con platiilos Upiecs 4a.
la cocina Tusa. vinos inter
nacionalea y ¢@) imprezeindt
ble vodka.
_ Asistieron: ¢l licenctada
Luis Alba Cefudo y aefara,
Antonto Certaino y Ema
Sota de Certasiva, Francia
Rarrelet y sefiocs, David Wh
arty y¥ su gojusa Jane Jan
devowirs y ‘vu espasa Marts
DON Parachar, su capone
Keuaheutia @ Aijo Tarbts Jit
Rveviha y Anca, Marta Fon
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Alfonso Sibaja y Holinida
Kusulnas de Sibaje: doctor
«Jaime Lournido y Candia, En-
rique Picard, Abelards Cur-
belo, Rafael Mirabal Fernin-
dez, Gustavo Diaz Vargas,
Liza Mabelberg, Guillermo
Galesio y muchas otras per-
yas
; \¢ ; 8 JuLy 1968,
I ran‘traces on the people mentioned in the”.
LITEM) report attached. - Unly identifiable
traces vere on Higinto GOMEZ Je.) . ‘These
are attached.
SB/BEANBALL
PO aaNet etn, ms fa nek
came Vt eid siemens eit net see inate sen arate tapas
Sources 3s
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2 July, 1968
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: Meniscripts of “General” Merton SLOTS
| fweviously unkrova to Be but vhone enliens
thet he is employed dy the Weyerhouser
- stated thet he bad found the bag containing the mmscripts fa-;" -
“tho elevates of the office building in which he vorks, at
. they oacht Inalintely to be brought to the Bubassye
_ the aithar as Morton Slone, end one of these shoved his _
“e@irecs to ke "General" Horton Siono, c/o Iie. Je Edgar Hoovers |
The, Consul Gonsral
C/P20 =~ %. Frank Crigler
Just after $100 FM last Friday, Sr Mt nie Gboee drs,
vidcates
: Paper Company herts *., ©
Urett to the Protection ant Velfar Office a blue canvas . A) f,
ter containing two book-Longth mamséripts. See Gémz Us vs
Reforus Bo. 308, opposite the Enbacsy. Fo said that he was
ienessnt as to the identity of their author, a8 well as who
it micht have been who hed left thes in the elevate. He
head exentred thea briefly,’ be said, and thon decided that <1 os:
,
She eerdtboard cover sheets of both mamecrirts identified
Gitet of the F.B.I., Fae Ave. at Oth Streot, Howe, Washington,
D.C. Tha books were extitled "Swords along the Shore,” and 3:7
"xocoton = Folklore of the Incas." .A cursary exnnination of a
the former revealed a clunsy hnte thens, charging sinority .° ah eS _ ; :
grevzs in the United States with selling ait to the commnirts. ‘ Oca ;o
The. letter was. appareutly @ fouantie treatment in govel. fora iio. ane . | .
. a 1
i N a] re Saath. Laity i
of Pizarro's conquest of Porus
. : cy — tae Py cigs. : .
f (ped Woo
_ ‘AS yoa. are vere, “the momacripts vere delivered to you
on the sane day for storage and subsequent dispositions
C/raorrigler/rk
a we cle ee ee ermetey ST
David N. Wiesley, consul
general honorario de la em-
bajada de Islandia y su espo-
sa, Gene Galt de Wiealéey
ofrecieron una recepcién el
lunes Ultimo, en Ja residen-
cla del consulada. con moti-
Vode aniversario nimere 24
+ ‘de la independencia de ese
+ pats... Islandia se constituyé
en republica el afo de 1944,
dejando de ser posesién de
-Dinamsrca.a a que habia
pertenecido desde 1397,
_ Los. invitados ¢5a noche
fueron ef licenciado Eigit
NyYegaard, embajadcrdeNo-
ruega y seflora; Jans von
‘Haffner, embajados de Di-
namarca y sefiora; Tord Go-
ransson, embajador de Sue
cia, y sefiora; Joaquin Her-
nandez Armas, embajador
de Cuba, y seflora: Valentin
S. Loguinov y séfiera: Bok
Hyung Lee y sefiora, Marta
Fonseca Guardia dé Jimenez
‘Rafael Mirabal Fernindez y
sefiora, Thomas Te-Ken Kao
¥ sora. :
‘1: Con ei anfltrién, sefiar
David Wiesley, tercero a IA
f2quierda, Bok’ Hyung Lee,
L.P. Vourvoulias Jirl Svest-
ka y Antonio Certosims,
2: Minalini Sarabhai, Rabis-
Granath Parashar y Ninn"
_Nahadevma.3;...KappyoLee
y Zeii Rafelson. 4: Noland
B. Feison y Nils Oskar Dietz,
1* Ex este grupo Vélennn
Loguiaov, Betty Wiesley,
Yuri Charnish y Alexandra
. {de Loguinov. .
Sees eoerdsauvoene
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| : oo 25 June 1968
1 SUBJECT: Nebraska 160
| 4 Fleas Five this address to Hike: and ask Min fo gst us the name of the.
. ‘tenants in this billding and where they wrt, . It's an apartaedt bailding,
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“CONTACT REPORT = ==" -
“SURJECT: _ pesaper (—3777 -
DATE OF MrEtING: 3 June 1968-
Le ‘x met: Sub Jeet in his room at the Del Paseo from 1430 to o Ly
16s... The next: meeting wi be arranged ‘by telephone.
7 : [ he Nok hearing from LOGINOV after their telephone.
aa ‘conversatio ‘on 10. ‘My, Subject ‘called him on 30 or 31 Maye -
Subject told LOGINOV, he couldn't remember who was supposed to
call whom about setting a date ‘for the LOGINOVS! visit to .
Subject's home, and he just wanted to check to see that they
hadn't gotten their signal crossed, LOGINOV said that it wasn't,
that he was waiting for Subject to call, but simply that a free
date chadntt opened up yet. | ‘ LOGINOV said that it didn't look as
though he. “was going to be able ‘to get to “‘Subject''s hone for
. the next couple of weeks, but. that: he pé definitely wanted to
take Subject up on his’ invitation | ahd would call him just as
soon ‘as he definitely knew he. would have a free Saturday | or Sunday —
when he could comes . Loe .
; . 3 I instructed Sub Ject to “Jeave. the. initiative for the next.
contact to LOGINOY. . . :
, he. Pedro” DAMA,” DALMA ‘ts the general manager of "MEXAMA®
The firm deals in citric acid. To the best-of
in Cuernavaca.’
Subject?s knowledge, DALMA was ‘born in ‘Hungary and came to
fexico about 10 or 15 years ago. He is a member of thé
- “Industrial Club” in Cuernavaca, and Subject occasionally meets
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14-0000 +
. annem ae
‘Secretary of Agriculture (under LOPEZ ‘Nateos) and currently ‘the
him there, Sudject said that DAIMA. hag tried to be friendly
_ With him for” several years and has many times inyited Sub ject and
his wife to his: home. Subject said he has never liked DALMA,
“however, and has always ‘found-a wav out of the invitations.
‘One reason he didn't like DALMA » Sib Jest paid, was that he ahays
seemed to have something good. ‘to. -say about Communist. “Hungary. a
"About ‘nine months a) aR0, DALMA tock a. trip to ‘Hungary, and whenever _
Subject has. seen him since. then, he has: made @ point of telling .
Subject how ‘good: conditions: are. an Huneary and how happy everyone |
is there, Subject said he ‘thought we ‘should therefore have the
felléw's name in our files. -
5 BESABER'S: PERSONAL LIFE. In late © Mareh, Sub ject told me
abort a woman’ he: had” ‘met on a business “trip to New York earlier
_ in the ‘months Her name: is Velia SANCHEZ Belmont, Mexican citizen,
‘age approximately 33. Subject happened to oft next to her on the,
flight to New York, struck up a conversation, and ultimately
“spent a few fights: with her in New York...
6 Subject’ told‘ me. that Velia vas once married to an .
American singer, but had been. divorced and subsequently become. Le .
+
* the mistress of Julian RODRIGUEZ ‘Adame, a former. Mexican -
President of the International Cotton Association. Subject said
that through RODRIGUEZ Adame, Velia had: gotten to know many of |
the top people: in the PRI. and had decone. particularly friendly with
the wife of Alfonso MARTINEZ Dominzuez, the new head. of the ;
PRI. Subject said that Velia had. become fairly wealthy as the
result of her influential contacts and now owned an apartment
Havent ate ee teh
a Me
“in New York City, a house’ in Mexice City, and a second ‘house
in Acapulco, where she also had a sizable piece of undeveloped.
Subject. described Telia as both. extremely intelligent
und. e
. and a. tremendous sexual partner, and speculated that because of
Se teen tos
able to provide some interesting information on the Mexicna
political -seenes, Cee . ; : .
Ts Z. was in Aeaputes on 1 6 ait 9 7 kort. and at Subject! a.
L with. him and Vetta
ate ety oa
f a
gy res weaseesiosenno lowes
VALE a tanetnes aensenahetete ©,
oy a
invitation ape Pee: : iprd
on: the deach at the Pierre Marques Hotel. ; ‘Subject introduced me
: the. opportunity . to TAU with Velia at intervals throughout. the:
afternoon, As Subject told ey she is attr ive, well-built,
intelligent, polished; very sharp, and. evidently very shrewd.
. She also speaks very good Englishs She told me: she had just
; g peturned two. days ano. froma shopping trip. to New York with the
*. wife of MARTINEZ Domingues. Shé. paid the -seflora is really just:
a country. woman and had asked her to go with her to lew York to
help her pick out. a new. wardrobe,. whieh she needed for her new.
“pole as the wife of the leader of ‘the PRI, We later drove to
Viliats house for a drink, and from its ‘size and location
. ‘(overlooking the bay between the. socalo. and the Caleta Hotel, At,
would, indeed appear she. ‘had. a eonsiderabile anount of moneys on
i] _ , ' had gotten out of hand, as she ws. extremely demanding and
possessive and wanted him to divorce his wife and marry her.
The problem, Subject said, was that he felt. just. strongly enourh
her excellent political contacts, she might from time to tine be
“. : {by phony nama) as a business contact from the States, and I had
&. On. 3 ‘Jurie, Sub ject told me. that his romance with Velia aL. .
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wife had learned about Velia, an2 zlehough she YAS acevetoned to
Subjects “philandért ne, she. recogni F
different fron Subject''s other girl friends and: was 5 extremely. .
upset. ‘Subject. asked ny ‘pinion and advice, and for what it 7
was Worthy I ‘told hin z. thought te. was crazy to even | think of
- ek imed to “stall love. and who was tolerant to the ‘point that
Subject: was able to have both her and all the. routine extra~ -
_ curricular activity he wanted at the same time, I pointed out
that this certainly wouldn't be, the case with Vella, who would
‘probably poison him if he even looked at, ano ther: woman. After. _
batting this around for some time, Subject finally said he
"agreed with me and that if he couldn't simply keep Vella on ;
the’ string, he'd have no choice but to, drop hei. ; ‘This is
hardly to. sayy however, that this is. what Subject wilt do, and.
I suspect ve “iia will continue to. Aisrupt. Subject's personal life
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fave. the eredentials to be ‘one of the great ‘fein le aples--there .
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, Sy. : are elearly two: considerations which should be. -mentioried. First,
S i . any attempt. to use Subject. in her. exploitation: (at. least at this ;
a _ point) would further complicate: his Telations with her. and’ me
i presumably further disrupt his: personal ¥ ee Bécond, ‘based on: :
a oe what I know about her fron Subject and from personal contact, I
am afraid that it we dia’ succeed in recruiting her for whatever
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purpose, we would ‘sooner or’ later find that we had a genuine
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coe i. corshe and. I net. with Subject ‘at the: airy Queen on
ce “Sal Antonio. from 1600 to 1635 Hours. ‘subject will cal if™
thing of. interest develop ‘during ¢ CorGKE's hone. leaves and:
IT wilt weet hin at the Dairy Queen: at. ‘the time specified over
“the phone. = -- ; a i | poi Te
2. Subject said he had a ood friend by the name of Donald
BREGGS who was planning to visit him in’ Mexico for about three
. weeks. dieg gaaning the first or second wesk ‘of. June. ‘BRIGGS; me
: according to Subject, ‘teaches Spanish at Florida State and
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“Speake sore ‘Russian, | subject said he. nent oned BRIGGSS upcoming
. visit and the fact BRIGGS knows some Russian to VIDIELLA
at class on 27 Kay. - “vivibiti. perked up’ Att is “aiid stignested” :
that he, Subject, BRIGGS : and his (IDTELLA* 5} good friend
: Valentin (LOGINGY}=-as “a group ‘of! usstan spedkersesall get ,
“torether for an evening « VIDIELIA: suggested that they ge to.
"his Prendh girl friend's apartment ‘and. have a blast Fenlete
with girls and booze. VIDIELIA then asked if: ‘Sub ject thought. ;
BRIGGS would: mind ig a Soviet Erba asy official came alongs
bject said he was sue: BRIGGS souldnte mind, and they agreed: a B:
"te mike definite plans ata later date. fo ; es
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Vewaenun. Iv must bes said, howeve ast one other: - a,
vepvescutative oz the Veracruz coasuls Association (a Guate-
malan or Doninican) also traveled wi h. the group. Travel to
and trom Guadalajara was by train, giving ample Opportunity .
for a variety of conversations. The undersigned also found: :
hinsell seated on several occasions next t6 che Soviets and
the Cubans, with whom he also conversaéd while. visiting poiats
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possisle in his -Aealings wits the uncersigned, By the end.
cf the visit, as a matter or “aes, and in spite of several
rethes pointed ‘ciscussions, CTeakD appeared to. have become
tae undersienéd's =ood friené, walkins about with his arm ”
around *he wncers s shoulder & calling hiz by his first 1
nee undersigned found Cres “far wore reasonable’ than ‘$
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out CICARD'’s showing . !
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to the cathedral th
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sovernment expense. CICARD-readily admitted
r ny “good Communists" in Cuba whe were also————
_ “5908 Catholics , even, hé. soid, anoag people fairly high up in
= he governient.. He, CLCARD,. was, a dedicated revolutionary,.
: however, iid not give any part of his doyaity to the regime. —
to any type of religion. CICARD went onto. emphasize thats.
the ciose CASTRO relations with the Vatican were a demonstra- | _ 7
tion of the dexocratic nature of Fidel's regime. . On several: . roa.
instances the undersigned joked -aboltt Raul CASTRO's recent om os
spe ch which brought about the nationalization of every last
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to the efforts.
been made by the government to buy as much
macs inery. as ossible to go on with its plan. of. industrial
expansion. han the undersigned manitoned shortages of meat,
Fruit, et cetera, CICARD readily a tted these were being
sold to puxy¢hase badly needed equipment, As far asthe sugar
. Crop was concerned, he also adnitted that the one of this : :
“Year vould. not much that of last year, but he would not agree
_ that it wo ke. not go over 5,000,000 tons.. He and his colleague,
Nowever, repeated time and again that they were convinced, as es
Pidel has prozised. them, that by 1970 Cuba would have.a _
. 10,600,000 ton harvest of sugar. As a natter of fact, the
woe gate. 1970 came ap in the conversation about other matters, ~~
chat date-were that froz which Cuba would iave no more
oblezs. Someone in the group mentionece to CICARD
had: been sumors in the press of rapprochement :
: Cuba asd. the United States.. CICARD said he. did not ©.
use, he said, relations between. the tio countries
eat "very bad." T ndersigued, jokingly. asked
t Cyrus RATON' s visit ar..the purpose of it. All
-CICAND we alal | syow t EATON Aad a meoting with Fidel
hotozrabhs| j SRO appeared in the local news- —- oa
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r : aud clained to- ing about ‘it. Oa the, A
a Mexico City CICARD Srocched che copie of the.
. i S$ Who kad koon arrested by the Mexican. .
t. ey, Weta asonz to boars! the plane for Cuba and l
~ z.. ti ited States. he undersigned: kept a H
ovghour this). ana told hin he New nothing. ‘.
CICARD protested that news of the arrests and .
nm RAa reached the press. The undersigned told him’). ”
he kad seen nothing of th CICARD then went on -
lucidgont oa the Eabassy, which, he said, |
arrests and de; n. The undersigned \
hat the Embassy had other things to do than to “|
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students. This was, in any case, a Mexican
it was not surprising that the people were arrested!
> &S the Mexicans hac arrested and ccported many
ks of all ‘nationalit ies. Buring e rather heated
vrevious night in whieh Yuriy 5. CHERNYSH and ~
XA were also present, CICARD boasted that Pacrto ‘
a soon find its freedom, The ‘undersigned really :
on him and blandly tola him that the United States ‘
seferendum in Puerto RASO, daring which it had’ .
ehooe ox independence, i but the Puerto Ricans—
maintain the status wh: they now enjoy with
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the work of the Cubans were probably one of the:
of stupidity that the regime had committed,
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<= suxfered in Bolivin ay : SH and SVESTKA,
2 i nf to this, remained silent curing this exchange.
Sarcastic laugh, said thazt Solivia and Peru
, but what about Colozbia, | Venezuela, and
: @ undersigned told hin that these so-called
“2 pevekuti moverents had badly suffered in the last few
months. The control thé Cubans clained to exercise over. these
i mov: tS was also doubtful, as sone of these noverents had
£ openly eriticized the Cubans. The prcvious day during a visit
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CICARD also bonstéd of the moval sity for che Cubans to
help free Latin Americans from the drudge of misery and ote
ooneession. When the tndereigned Johircly asked-wnether this
Mexteo, CICARD said that tue Cebhns had to watch, |
yin that countvy and wowld do nothing there. The
-undovsdgaed,: by way of conclusion, warned. him that, any effort
in Mexico was doomed, as the Cubans-Would get nowhere in’ that
country even if they tried. At anotnor point of the visit -.--
both CICARD and SALAZAR denied vehemently that.Cuba had a
surcvezted any opposition movement in Moxico-or that it had
pacxed guerrilla movements in Guerrero and elsewhere. Both
. CICARD and SALAZAR several times joked‘in the presence of
their Soviet friends that any Amevican aggression against Cuba —
would probably sean Russian rveprisais against the United States,
but that Cuba in any case was ready for any alternative.
While at the Hilton Hotel, where the group stayed in’ Guada-
. Rajava, the undersigned, who ‘was looking out a window over=
_ looking the garden in the badk of the hotel where the pool is,
spotted CICARD, SALAZAR, and 'CUERNYSH late on the evening of.
18 May, just prioz to leaving for the railroad station,
engaged in an animated conversation. While CICARD looked
over his shoulder, SALAZAR scribbled something on the paper. .
which. ne handed CHERNYSH. The same day, about half an hour
before going to: the Station, Reynaldo CEPEDA Hernandez and
nis.wife arrived at the Hilton, where they were eventually
_ “Phe undersigned later asked GICARD.what,CEPEDA was doing there
since he was not part of the lgroup and since the Cubans. have
no consulate in Guadalajara. | With a broad smile CICARD said
he was on "vacation." At one point of thé visit, the bus
used by the group left without the undersigned, the Cubans, |
and the representative of Ecuader and his wife. It was agréed. —
‘to proceed to the banguet whilch was to be held at Chapala,
locate the bus in the city. {The bus was not located, and the
some 5° kilometers away, by ‘ihe be the taxi could not first
little group proceeded to Chapala, where to thé undersigned's
-anazenent CICARD paid for the} entire taxi trip and refused
money from the cthers. — {
3. -Uiro SALAZAR is undoubtedly -one of the nost uncouth,
vulgar, and all-around uneducated men the undersigned has
ome
: every met. <A light mulatto, SALAZAR speaks with such a heavy
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ROise tirade; whovhee Lt. Was: relovant to tae conversation
ane the nomoat. or not. he ‘tried to embarivass the wife of the
Souch -Xorean represen ative whe, was with the group by. asking.
Bor whether every Korean woman kad v wart over her Lip’ as.
she did. Fortuiately, the wife of the Koreaa representative
speaks very little Spanish and harely any rish, and the
undersigned just would not translate. He also. ia her presence,
Lranched into a tirade about South Korea, whica the unde orsigne
euc off by telling Ida. that he did not know what he was talking
abows and that North Korea was the bottom of the varrel as
far us nations were cencerned. SALAZAR said. that in Veracruz
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the Americans avoided him, but that this was all right with
him Since-he had no business with them. He boasted that he
was at the battle of the Bay of: Pigs, which, he said, wag one
of the most tremendous battles of modern. times. Since the ..
Russians were listening to this ¢he undersigned turned towards
them aud. askad how ny men had. died in Stalingrad. LOGINOV
nd a.halg. The undersi ignued then turned
to SALAZAR to say that if a thousand men had Seen hurt at the
Bay of Pies he would be very surpris sed. Both SALAZAR and
CICARD on- several occasions blasted Cubaa exiles in the United
States, saying. that they wore nen without honor and social
respcusibility who were afraid to work. The undersigned.
maintained that on the contrary) the. exiles, who arr ved without
a dime, had given a very good acco ving of themselves in the
work departinciit, as most of theh had s tarted new and successful
co .oreial enterprises in the ited States. SALAZAR and
CicanD said this might be so, but that in ary case they ‘had
no courage, as if they did not. agree With the CA TRO regime
they should be in Cuba fighting it. SALAZAR has the manners
of an arrogant dog whistles: at ithe table during Ginner, uses”
ovscene jangusge ia front of. ladies, and, as. painted out above,
never fails +o give out. with, 5tvong. “patria o muerte” music.
Daring the banquet at Chapala on 135 May SALAZAR, who had come
with an “expensive Camera as: did :CICA took aietures of each
id the group so- obviously. ut orsiznod walked
nSxeG him if hej id not want signature as
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3 : the vay of someone importnit in the city council as well as
a ‘ochexs. The general commanding the area, who is 9 source of . Oo
. . LYRSNO-1; has been looking for 2 chunce to have SALAZAR. a .
_ depowtec, Tais, Section will sec what it can do to oblige him: oF
4. ‘Trere was 20 doubt. fron LOS INOV's' statements to. the
undersigned that the Soviét had made at least some mental -
“. notes before he went on the trip clout subjects he should | : 8
raise with the undersigned. Vietnam, of course, was profusely a
discussed, but LOGINXNOV also wanted to know about the state of a
the ciection campaigns in the United States and about the ~ fe
March of the Poor on Washington. One afternoon that LOGINOV _
was with CUERNYSH, the undersigned told him that he could not
imagine how the Soviets could. favor the candidacy of Bobby ‘
_ . KE an aristocrat and millionnaire who had nover worked .
with iis hands and was liberally -spending the family fortune ue
to influence people's minds, when ° “wt HUMPHREY, for example, am
was far more to the left in the An an political spectrum
and obviously had the support of the labor unions. No matter :
What. the undersigned said, the Soviets found something good M.
to say dbout KENNEDY, who appears to be the candidate the
. ' Soviet Union would most like to see as the next President.
-. The two Soviets laughingly remarked that the undersigned's
apparent dislike for KENNEDY might. one day cost him his job. ~
The undersigned said that fortu aatery the American Government
was not at. the mercy of the prevailing winds as were the it 1
governments of “6ther countries."" The manner in which. LOGINOV . : Le
7 .went about collecting iis ‘Enformation" was interesting and
auusing. For example, on’ the way to Guadalajara, waen the .
undersigied and LOGINOV were alone in the corridor of their
eGach, LOGINOV mentioned” the armistice negotiations in Vietnam.
The undersigned, as he has doe many tines in the past,
emphasized that this opportunity to find an adequate peace should
not be. thrown away, as a packdown in negotiations might increase
the tempo of the war.to the point where 2 much larger conflict. | «
could vesulit. LOGINOV agr reed that no one, including’ his‘
country, wanted such a2 conflict and indeed a maxinun effort
‘sneuld be made to find peice in Viethan.' The undersigned |
veiterated that much depended on the Soviets, as the latter
obvisualy had sone influence over the Jorth Vietnamese Govern-:
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and i tne coaversation for a good <wo or thre
nl nutes. Rather than renew tho argument he could see LOGINOV -
wantegs te dovelep, the undévsigued started to talk about the
cattle in the fields, Moxican agviculture, et cetera. _ EOGINOV
listened to this for one or two minutes and thea reminded: |
the Judexsigued he had ssid something about conditions for
the armistice. The wader sagned said that the primary condition.
for peace was for North Vietnam to pull Gut all of its troops
from South Vietnam. Before he could mention the second
ganditio scone again interPupted the convorsation, handed. a
the undersigned and LOGINOV drinks, and remained for a good
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talked about something else, but. again LOGINUV, after one or
two minutes, doggedly went back to the otiginal discussion ©
and. wanted toa know what the second condition was. The under--
Signed then told him that. this condition. was that really free
Glecticns be held in South Vietnam, About half an hour: later,
“LOGINGV opened up on the March of the Poor, whereupon the —
undersigned referred him to a recent article in the U,S. News
and Worle Revort listing the salaries of various workers. in
"the United States, aie shown for example, ate listed as
making $7.50 an hour. In short, the undersigned pointed out,
to bo really poor in the Unit ed. St ates takes a lot of doing, .
ov vathest, s iack of doing, -EHe said he wished the United
States ceuld do-as the Soviets do and send people without a
-Gasire to work om thea will to assume responsibility to re-
education carps: in Siberia and elsewhere, LOGINOV confirmed,
iy t, that that was what the Soviet government was doing.
“LOGINSV also touched upon the seatch for the assassin of
Martin Luther KING, whereupon the undersigned tdld hia that
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the United States lacked the reginontation of. the Soviet Union
and the heavy state controls aver the popu lation so that #t:
was difficwl: at times to find a man in that nation of more
than 200,609,600 pedple. in one of two days.’ He also told
“LOGINOV that it remained to be seen who put the assassin up .
to his act. Thé undersigned, of course, mentioned that the
assassination was an abominable deed, as KING was probably -
the most vessouable of tke Black leaders. .He said that had
the white extremists, as LOGINCY called them, >cen pening the
assasSination, it is probable ‘that. Stokeley CARMICHAEL
Rap BRGWN Would have been Shot. ‘Dari ing the ride on the Opus: ok
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had. mot, LOGINOV then said that he-was a bachelors Tne .
undersigned said that if he was it was py sobubly ’ because” in
his 40 years as héad of the PRI he. had had an awfully lot to
€o, The undersigned then pointed cut that the FRI was-a
Lnovoughiy respected organization in the United. States ‘which...
‘haa the support ot the people. LOGINOY thon switched to the .
dersigned told ‘him that. urlike the FBI, on
CIA, but the
which quite a bit was known to the American: people, very little
Piltered out about the CIA. LOGINGVY made ono moré crack about
“the periodic changes at the hela of the CIA and dropped the
subject. A somewhat similar conversation occurred a little
Later between the undersigned, LOGINOV, and CHERNYSIL when
unexpectedly LOGINOY mentioned sonethinry about the KGB and
its dedication to the protcction of the’ Soviet people -and the
_ Constitution. The undersigned: asked LOGINOV for a sample of
camp commenoratiny the 50th anniversary of the KG3.
ther CHERNYSH nox LOGINOV seemed to know that such a stamp.
existed but launched into praise of the service which assured
the pHotection of the Soviet people with such a light hand.
Tre undersigned returned that the KGb was an organization
with a terrible reputation overseas, where, contrary to what
the Soviets had just told him, they avpeared to maintain
trumerous stations.” LOGINOV shen pointed out that the United
States police did not have a light hand and, as he put it,
eracked heads any time they had a chance. The undersigned
said that, on the contrary, when a firm Hand had to be used,,
the police nad a very bad time of it during everyday life, as
veecnt decisions of the Supreme Court made law enforcement a
very” difficult business because of the emphasis given by; the
Court to the respect and protection of Iniman rights, Sur-
\ peasingly enough, meither the Seviets, nor the Czechs, nor
tho Cubans had much to say about recent race riots in: the‘
tio 1. States othex than to confirm for themselves that quite ~ “—
wi damare had been done. The undersigned had the |
unity to talk to LOGINGY alone about the recent! speech
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=) i CASTRO and tits foliowing nationalization of businesses.
and restrictions imposed on the Cuban people. LOGINOV, “who,
z bly, made ‘no bones abou: thé fact that his country.
z oprosed to CASTRO's poliev of expansion of terromist
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thosa who have been purizying Comnunism for 50 years: and
more. The undersisned joked about the fact that the Soviet
Vaion would have to give the Cubans petroleum free if the
sugar crop this. year Was as bad as- it appeared to be. LOGINOV
had a. good | chuckle over this but did. Rot: comment.
5. The undersigned; who has alueady. had. the feeling that
Jixt SVELIRA | apes the Soviets, copiés theiy line, and mimics
theiy comportment, had confirmation of all this during the
trip. SVOSTKA was one of the first to-raise the topic of
_Vietnan and pour oil over the fire. During dinner in the
‘@ining car on-.the Way to’ Guadalajara, where he sat with. the.
undersigned and the two Soviets, the topic of the Red army
came uy. The undersigned, who had previously told the Russians
that he served gor a brief time with that army, said that he
had great admiration for the military feats of the Russians.
‘his led-SVESTKA to say that the Red army was never beaten.
the ‘undersigned then gave SVESTKA a short refresher course
in what had happened in Warsaty in 1920 or 1521, when a Franco- -
Prussian army led by Gen. Maxime WEYGAND and Gen. Jozef
ILSUDSKI beat an invading Soviet army, which had, among
-other things, Joseph STALIN as. its commissar. SVESTKA, tried
to dispute the fact that this took place, whereupon the under-
sisned offered to. buy him a histury book. That seemed to
pre ent SVESTKA. from making any other expeditions into history
during the remaincer of the trip. ost of the discussions
with the Czech, Soviets, and Cubans were on extrenely friendly”
erns, in Spite of their -_pointédness «t times. During ‘the
night of 13 May, during the train trij back to Mexico City,
a particularly. heated discussion took place :in a compartment
s2ere CHERNYSH;.. SVESTKA, and CICARD were present, This.
discussion: will be reviewed in.the next paragraph. Suffice.
-it t6 say. that at one point. SVESTKA intervened in the defense
of CTERNYSH to say something about how indebted Czechoslovakia
vas to the Soviets, The undersigned then told hin that if it.
had not been the decision of President Franklin. D. ROOSEVELT,
o at the urging, apparently, of STALIN, to. stop the advance of
“the united. States arvny into Czechostova! sia to :allow the
‘Russians. to liberate Prague, the armistice would not. have,
found Soviet ty rYOOps occupying Czechoslovakia, and "things
‘nignt have been completely adifgerent for the €zech nation.”
When SVESTKA claised to So bewildered by this statement, the.
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‘| War. SVESTKA said that there was. nO Goubt about this, that
the coming of the Conminist regime in Czechoslovakia had. : .
beén inevitable because. of the historical and social backgrezad -
of --he CZechs.- The undersighed expressed horror at a statenent
ike this, which did not take. into consideration the fact ‘ ;
that. such anti-Communists as Jan MASARYK and Edvard BENES : Sos
were the fathers of the Czech state. SVESTKA then went oa to a
sayethat indeed neither MASARYK nor BENES had beea Comaunist, . :
| but that neither had any deep knowledge of the inborn desires
' cf the Czech people. The uncéersigned told ‘him that this .
Was enough to make both MASARYK and BENES turn over in their
gvaves, lie pointed out that there had been a violent exchange, .
according to the Mexican press, between the Czech and Soviet . ty
‘papers over MASARYK, with the Russians saying that MASARYK. :
had participated in an attempt to Kill Nikolai LENIN, .CHERNYSE
snid that this was-a pack of lies, that he had reviewed the :
Soviet press for that period and found nothing about MASARYK. ST
1 This was quickly sndorsed by. SVES? SkA, When the undersigned :
onee more stated his belief that people who had known better
would take the first opportunity to overthrow Communism, both
CHERNYSH and SVESTKA started speaking at the same time. .The |
aang : , undorsigned pointed out that the Russian people had never. 3
: , . known anything other than a curb on personal freedom and very Se
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! "Hungarians, and. others had known dizfezecatly. Such people |
i . _., were thirsty for personal freedcius and direct control over
4 ineir destiny. When CHERNYSH said he doubted this, the vnder-
signed reminded him that it was Russian tanks that had crushed
the students and workers' revolt in Hungary in 1956. He also
pointed to the recent quiet but radical revolution which had
: taken place in ézechoslovakia, saying that, for example, che
: day after the right to strike’ had been re-established practi~,
i _ ally all workers-struck to protest 20 years of mismanagement,
i : poor housing, ard lack of freedom. From that point on SVESTKX
i ' renatihed sii Ant, apparently having been shaken up., The °
i undersigned allowed himself tO think that in several years.
: at least the C#echs; like thé|Rumanians before them, would be |
j governing themseives without having first to chéck with Moscow.
This discussion ended about 1:30 in the morning... At 9:00 the
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“VESTKA looked oighty unhappy about something. It was
»3 to thé undersigned that, 2s mentioned above, the — .
: ous uignt's discus$ion anc really shaken un the Czech, . - .---
woo was worrying about how things would ‘turn out in Czecho-" ;
siovakia and about his future. SVESTKA, aS.a matter of fact,.
sentioned to the undersigied when he saw him a few minutes
tater that he had felt-that part of the previous night's . .
aiscussion had been conducted in what he phrased as a rather : ”
cool atmosphere. This feeling was obviously not ‘shared by : te
CHEANYSH, despite the heat of the discussion, who warmly
grected the undersigned the next morning, and unless the
signed: is very much misthken, appeared to have a sort of
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finds this a gocd oppertunity: to pass on typical Communist , on j
Vaews. Ecfouwte the discussioa 2 ght of 18 May mentioned :
above, during which CHERNYSH was one of the main participants,
the Uxvainian and the undersijmed aad previously discussec oo
suck things as. Western-style elections and the right to strike. .
On boch topics CHERNYSH ebviously was not on the Same wave
length as the undersigned, EH? appeared to'’believe his state- — a fo
ann ae . ne .
‘ments to, the effect that a strike was unnécessary in a society “ ne
cecicuted to the woll-being of the workers. It would only - Ss
eripple an csonomy struggling)hard to meet’ local demands. On
the subject of elections CHERAYSH was even further away from
the Western view. He pointed] out that some Americans, and.
perhaps the undersigned, did not aave any particular liking
nade the element of choice a yery marginal benefit, if benefit
ic was, The picking of 2 president and a political leader
inside the government where these men could be thoroughly
tested anc screened was a much better prospect. The under
Parton)
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old cliche, "variety is the suice of life," and that choice fe ‘y |
38 a porn sight. The undersignéd said that he would never be an i :
able to live in a place where:he could ' pick his close , s ae
triencs, his family companions, or the neople scheduled to : wo wi i
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th elements OF Centralisa and curss'on personal choice, - wis ‘
eo) sion of thé roie oy the Russians. ia World War II
. pernitted his- questioa. of whether the Russians had fought
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CIERNYSH: that nis coutdct with Soviet soldiers during the War
had 1. "tno doubt in his ning thatthe latter nad fought ‘for .
their country, and families’ first, and much later to back up . 3
_ thei: regime, Both SVESTXA and CHERNYSH naturally argued with . 2
this view, particularly SVESTNA, who at tii.:s can be more pro- ‘ :
Soviet than the Soviets. As pointed out above, CHERNYSH seens a
_ to like the undersigned's -company, and the farewell between v
7... him and the undersigned at the station in Mexico City appeared | .
; to be parti¢ularly Warn watts: .of course, is not viewed by “
the Ceoans or SVESTXA wit Q yar ticularly good eye. _ .
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1. The celebration of the Czech national day on 9 May .
was held at the residénce of the Czech Ambassador, Karel HANUS,
7 in Polanco, where the undersigned estimated that the crowd.
numbered at least 150 people. The only other Americans
present were Mr..Wallace W, STUART, head of the Political .
Section, and itr. David N. WIESLEY, Honorary Consul of Iceland. . _— ;
‘The undersigned was a little bit surprised to see Rodolphe : . a i
BABOUN, the. new Haitian Acting Ambassador, in attendance with — : . _
a colored Haitian. BABOUN, as a matter of fact, spoke briefly
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{ _.. @ The undersigned had several little: discussions with
obo Jiri. SVESTKA, Czech Consul and known intelligence officer. Dee .
}. " . When he caSually reminded SVESTKA that Czechoslovakia was an : an
a industrial power before World War I and that Czech products wo
an flooded Western Europe, SVESTKA, sharply commented that his
(i). ” gountry was stilt an industrial power. When the undersigned.
: . mentioned that MASARYK Was very popular in the United States,
“ SVESTKA counteed that that waS no doubt because he had lived a
as an exile in the United States. . SVESTKA cut short a remark - -
- by the undersigned about the effort currently being made to Sy as
throw light on MASARYK's death by saying, "There is no doubt ; ;
that he committed siitcide." SVESTKA showed himself on this - we
oes occasion a rival of LOGINOV as far as provocations are. D0
-* 3: eoacerned,. After the undersigned answered comments on. the :
_ - Negro problem and forthcoming urban terrorism and guerrilla
warfare in-the United States, SVESTKA mentioned the "overt
_ letter" to ‘the Américan Ambassador which appeared in various
‘+ local newspapers. He hinted that the incident “described” ne
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in tho opon letter was. not only a blunder on the part of
Ambassador FREEMAN, but also indicative of the superiority
“complex of ‘the United States. At one point, when Valentin
_LOGINOV had joined in the discussion, the undersigned retorted
“that the min who had written the article was a fourth-class
writer without a dimé-who somehow had found the, thousands. of...
pesos:.nocexsary to place his editorial. - When the czech and.
the’ Russian. laughed, .the undersigned continued that if the.
Mexican ‘Communist:
of socialist countries, it was fine with the Americans, as
‘this is Just ‘about all it could hope to achieve. SVESTKA
and LOGINOV naturally denied ‘that their countries had anything
to do with tho Mexican Communist Party, not to speak of the
Overt letter on the AmbasSador. The undersigned, tongue in
. cheek, thon pointed out that he was glad to tell them for
their information that a Communist Party did exist in Mexico.
Perhaps the most interesting reaction of SVESTKA came towards
the end of tho:party. just beforé the undersigned left. | .
During a discusston which included SVESTKA, LOGINOV, one of
" the Soviet military attaches (a tall. colonel with white hair),
another Russian, and Q-youngish, short, and chubby member of
the Mexican Foreign Ministry the undersigned expressed a
thought that the two system§ of government, the capitalist and -
the soviet, were gradually inching closer together. When
SVESTKA allowed himself to -doubt it with a nasty little laugh
the undersigned naturally could not resist telling him to —
have a look at what was. going on in his country. The reaction
Of SVESTKA Was both immediate and noticeable. He sort of
straightened out, jerked his head back, opened his mouth,
dropped the ashes of his. cigar on the floor, and obviously
|, bit his tongue.as he said nothing. From the above-and from.
the. fact that SVESTXA. plans to drive to the next Consular
Association meeting in Guadalajara with his Soviet colleagues,
the undersigned feels that SVESTKA is not only a lackey of the
Cx-NOVOTNY regime, but very probably in the employ of the
Soviet KGB, He Seems to be inseparable from LOGINOV ‘and has
lately. mouthed the -same provocations in the same techhiques,
showing himself more and more aggressive, a thing which he
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3. Among other nasty. little remarks ‘made by LOGINOV, .-
including references to the. open letter against the Ainbassador, -
_the war int ietnam, the Negro problem, the difficult finaneial
: ~position of the dollar, et cetera, was a Yeference to this .
- . Station,. ‘LOGINOV. at one point asked tlie undersigned where | ory
‘he worked ‘(not the. first tine he has asked this). ~ The under wo
i ‘gigned told him ‘that he Worked in the: Consular General's . 4
a ' office: . LOGINOV then safd, ‘What about the ££fth. floor?" Te
: , . The undersigned told him that the ‘fifth floor comprised both : a
. 4 ‘the: Ambassador's: ‘Office ahd the Political Section. LOGINOV.. :
: ! went on to say something like,. "ET know about ‘the Ambassador,
. but what about the other offices, those occupied. by WOFIRM?"
_ The undersigned let that one go by as LOGINOV had obviously
found it very funny. He proceeded to pay back the Soviets. a
1itt?e later by counting on his fingers the number of visas
issued at the Soviet Embassy each year, the number of cultural
exchanges handled by the Embassy. staff,--and: "all tho work :
done for trade promotion with Mexico." ~The undersigned felt —
tha ‘the Soviets probably issued some five visas.a month, if
thac many, had about ten cultural exchanges a year, and had
practically no trade with the Mexicans. What, then, he asked,
were the 40 odd "diplomats" in the Soviet Enbassy doing in
Mexico? LOGINOV laughed, but he laughed green and promptly —
broke off. this conversation.
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length with Ambassador HANUS, who was ‘very busy iat the
reception, The Ambassador, how.ver, greeted him warmly and
gave him a prolonged bear hug as he left. The undersigned .
“had no talk with the Cubans except a few words which he .
exchanged | with 1 Sergio MARTINEZ, whom he. had riot. net before. an
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DATE OF. KEETING: weMay 1968 ‘
1. T met Subject in his room in the Del. Paseo Hotel from |
. 1415-1630. The. next meeting will be arranzed by telephone. |
2 LoGINOY. Subject reported that LOGINOY called him at- |
"his 5 factory in Cuernavaca on Friday, 3 May. LOGINOV said he _ |
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had some visitors who would like to buy a few things to take.
back with them to Russia and asked 4f it would be convenient if
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: he brought them down to Subjéet!s. factory on Saturday afternoon, i
: 4 May. Subject said fine and invited LOGTNOY and the visitors to - a!
a come back to his house for a few drinks after they finished a
i shopping. ‘LOSINOV gratefully accepted and said they iwould be hi
7 there at 1330. (Per LIENVOY-sate attached transeript--LOGINOY =
called BEWEEP on z “Nay to ask for Subject's telephone number.) :
«3B LOGINOV arrived (in 19 DA, a dark blue Chevy) at the &
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factory at 1345 ‘with three other: persons:
——- (a) A dig, fat, plain, peasant+logking wonan by the
name of "IGOROVA," "IGANOVA,® or something sintlar. LOGINOV
introduced her as a commercial representative, but did not
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réneabér. She looked to be 33-35 years old and wore glasses.
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be LUGINOV and his three companions shopped for about an
_ hour while Sub ject worked in his office, and. in the end bought
450-500 pesos worth of merchandise (at wholesale prices, of
course) . Sub ject. and the four Russians then left together,
got into their respective cars, and drove to. Subjects: home with
Sub Je ct. leading the Maye | ‘When they wore. driving into Subject's
driveway, Subject, ‘tn View of his wife “and two children and the
four Russians, acctdentally ran over and broke the back of one
of the BESABERS' beloved dachshunds. Chaos reigned for the
next’ ten ‘minutes as Subject went into the house, got. his pistol, .
and returned and shot the dog while the children. screamed, Mra.
BESABER tried to suppress her own tears and shoo away the endldren
at the same time, and. the four Russians sat aghast in their car
and: watched, _ Loatnov acted extremely sorry and did his best to
Console Mrs. BESABER and Subject. Mrs. BESABER recovered quickly,
: however, and soon had all the adults seated in the living room. |
, Subject served the first round of drinks, and within a half hour
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he had to stay. away from liquor because he was taking antibiotics
. for an eve infection, Despite this ailment and inability to
take a drink, -LOGINOV was nevertheless more sociable and friendly.
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than Sub Jeet had ever seen him, He aleo struck Subject ap being
more relaxed than in the past. He brourht the BESABERS. two | ta
i bottles of vodka and two cans of caviar, asked why Subject t
i hadn't called or: visited him at the Embassy, addressed _ Subject oe ee
on only | as rtut (where he had formerly mixed "tus" ‘and “usteds” - —
with Subject). enthustastically toured the BESABERS' new house, -- |
and patiently translated for. the two Russian women, neither of - ,
whon - spoke Spanish or English. The conversation was generally :
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6. In the course of the conversation, Mrs. BFSABER asked
LOGINOY when they were ever going to get together to play tennis.
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; (Norse BESABER had of course previously invited LOGINOV to play
tennis wth her sometime at the home of a. retired American _
gentleman in Cuernavaca (Lees, Col. Lawrence HIGGINS) ‘who: was a 4
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good friend and who had an exceptionally good court.) LOGINOV.
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replied that he still wanted very much to play, but that it ‘was
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always & question of time for him. "why didn't LOGINOV come down
to Cuernavaca next saturday morning (11 Mey)?" Subject interjected.’
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asked what. ‘he: was’ going. to do with his wife and child. Mrs. .
BESABER | ‘angwnred that. of course they expected him to bring Mrs.
; LOGTHOV and- the child with him. LOGINOV said that vould be
very nies and he'd like to ‘accept the Anvitation right at that
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_ wag goinr to have to hold off on a definite answer until later
in the week. OK, aaid Subject, mw td you call ne, or ahsli T
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call you?" Well, replied LOGINOY, why didn't they leave it that
if he didn't hear from Subject, he would call Subject, and
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vice” versa. Subject agreed. . .
7. Subject said he waited until Friday morning, 10 May,
to hear from LOGINOV, and when LOGINOV didn't call, he ‘called
“LOGINOY (confirmed by LIENVOY). LOGINOY 's: according to ‘Subject,
said -he was afraid he was not going to te able to make it, after 7
- all, because the Mayor of Moscow was visiting Mexico. and he would|
be tied up with the Mayor on Saturday. Subject said he suggested |
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that perhaps they could make it for the following Saturday, then, i
_ LOGINOV replied. that he thought he might be able to make it then,
but, again, he couldnit say for sure just then. . "But anyway,” .
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because we've (i.e., the Soviet Embassy) taken a house on Calle
Umbolt (in Cuernavaca) for the summer, and Itt be coming down
to Cuernavaca every weekend. . Subject expresséd pleasure at
this and said that he'd expect to: hear from LOGI NOV sometime
- : soon then, LOGINOV assured Subject he would.
"0 @ BEMEEP, BEWEEP called Subject. in Cuernavaca about “4400.
on 10 Nay. He said he wanted to tell Subject that a Polish musica}
group was about ‘to open at Bellas Artes and. would be Playing sone.
of Subject's grandfather's music. (Subject's paternal grandfather +
“wasa a ‘pupil of Franz Liszt and, according to Subject, is ecenerally
regarded in ‘Poland as the second greatest Polish composer next 7
to Chopin.) BEXERP asked if Subject wis'goirg to be in Mexteo , bo
City the following week and if he'd have time to accompany |
BESFEP to Dellas Artea for a perforaance, Subject sald that
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could come. | (Neither Subject nor BEWEEP said anything about the.
mvacation trip" they discussed on 10 April.)
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD.
SUBJECT: (tou) LAMBERT, British | Subject
1, At 0945 hours 2 April 1968, Subject called for Valentin
_Sergeyevich LOGINOV and left a message that. he was the person
who was going to give LOGINOV English lessons, He also left
his telephone number; 11-02-88, (This is listed in the reverse
directory for Maya Internacional SA de CV; it does not appear
_however in the current telephone directory, )
2. At 1208 hours on 2 April, Sra, Cora (Inu) tells LOGINOV
' chat the teacher she -reconmends for him ig 21 years of age,
studying for his doctorate in literature in Mexico, and prior to
‘ returning to England is willing to give. lessons; he is presently
giving classes for other PhD's, “
3. At 1320 hours, LAMBERT telis LOG INOV that Sra, Cora
‘told him to get in touch. with LOGINOV. régarding English lessons.
LAMBERT would like to talk about it, LOGINOY agrees; but says
he is very busy right now and will call LAMBERT. at the end of the
week to make arrangements, — 4.
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1. Subject called me on 29 April and wo agreed to meet at
The meeting lasted from 14;30 to
15:40, I advanced Subject 500 MN for his Russian lessons.
Next meeting is at the Bocana at 13:45 on 17 May.
_ 2. Subject reported that he had gone by the TICMR to: —
inquire about Russian lessons but was totally unimpressed, He
d talked to the Diractor of Courses whose name
be didn’t get. ‘He will write up the details for the next meeting.
3. He then contacted VIDIELLA at tho latter's Inatitute
‘and invited him out to discuss Russian lessons. Sincé it’ wasn't
a personal matter VIDISLLA suggested that they bring along.a
couple of the students, Odile MORISSET, a French teacher also
cane along. They went to Sanborn's cocktail lounge, While
talking Sra. MORISSET (she is divorced) invited Subject to her home
for a party and said he-could spend the night with her it he
came. She gave her address as, Paris 7, Apt. 5.
her as ca, 40 years old, tater VIDIBLLA told Subject that.
MORIESET will sleep with anybody and that. he usually shacks up
., with her on Fridays.
4. Bubject told VIDIELLA that he had gone to the TICMR but
it looked poor, VIDIELLA agreed, saying the teachers are no
good. He did not say that he ts or was connected with the TICMR.
Subject take private lessons from hin.
need accreditation which he could
VIDIELLA said Subject could study
Institute which would give
He said the Director would
VIDISLLA will give Subject .
Subject protested that he would
use for further formal study.
with him and then také exams at the
him a certificate for that level.
be glad to do this, So they agreed... ;
private classes at Subject's afternoon school twice a week from
19:00 to 20;00 on Mondays and Wednesdays. Price will be 50 MN
per lesson, Subject paid him 400 MN in advance. The first
lesson was on 29 April. Since’l May ia a holiday Subject will
go to VIDIELLA's apt, He gave his address as Romero de Terroros
4153 apt. 1 (we had #922, apt. 1) and telephone 43-80-16,
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Soviet Friend, Valentino,. the consul (this is obviously LOGINOY).
The two students and MORISSET all seomed. to know LOGINOV personally.
One of the students asked VIDIELLA if hé had been invited to the
Soviet 1 May celebration, He said that he hadn't, He then asked
Subject, -if he kuew any Soviets, Subject answered. aa casually
, 0 es hé*-could that he had known one ‘casually with whom he used to | ao oy
\ go. fishing and: ‘changed the subject. Bubject didn't feel that.
: VEDIELLA was fi6hing for taformation but. I an. not. 0 sure.
~ 6 fF ‘priefed Bubject ‘on what. to look for in his lessons
with VIDIELLA, to take short notes, and to have a written report
for our néxt meeting,
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SUBJECT: Soviet Cultivation of British Subjecta
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le ‘tt has cone to our attention that the Soviets, specif-
ically KGS officers, have been looking around for English language.
instructors, One KGB officer, Valentin Sergeyevich. LOGINOY, is
‘notorious for using this tactic to assess contacts who may be of
use to hia, ;
_. 2. Among the persons in whom LOGINOV is reported to have |
shown interest are two British subjects; :
~ a,’ A young student, (fnu) LAMRERT, who is studying for
a doctorate in litérature in Mexico and who prior
to returning to Britain is giving English lessons, |
b. Walter James PLUMS, Director of the Anglo-Mexican |
Institute... ; . ;
3. It its suggested that you might wish to contact these ._
“individuals to determine if the Soviets are indeod cultivating
them.. I would appreciate receiving the results of such interviews.
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‘2, On the occasion of the vioit of the local Consular
Association to the "Home Fair” on 28 March the undersigned con=
versed on and off with Jiri SVESTKA (P-7111), Second Secretary 1
of the Czechoslovak Embassy and known member of the Czech Intele :
ligence Service, Tho undersigned asked SVESTKA what was going : :
on in his country, The Czech launched into, an explanation which
sounded like a recitation, The essence of hia comments was that
when leaders have lost touch with the people, they should be rae oy
Placed, Tho recent changes in Czechoslovakia would ensure more '
. democracy for the people and would more closely represent their . .
‘ | Views and take care of their needs, Fifteen yeara in power, he J
; .' Baid, is a long time for a leader, The undersigned Pointed out :
y that the recent changes in Czechoslovakia might not pleare ;
3 -“averybody", SVESTKA agreed that this was bound to happen, but '
; that his country had the right to do what it wanted without i
worrying too much ‘about the opinion of some of its neighbors, :
The undersigned then went one step further and pointed out that . — :
ULBRICH from East Germany for ode seemed to be worried about
possible repercussion of the Czech reforms on his regime, ‘
SVESTKA Said he did not care what ULBRICH said or did and repeated
that the Czechs are masters of their country, When the undersigned
pointed out that the new president was not a member of the Com of
munist Party but had headed a Czech Division that fought with the :
Russians SVESTKA agreed that this was _a good choice that ghould . :
Please a lot of people. Throughout his talk with the undersigned, ;
however, SVESTKA tried to Play down the degree to which things aro !
going..to change in his country a8 a résult of recent reforns, i
2, Just to teat SVYESTKA a little further, the undersigned
asked him what ho thought of the U.S. elections, With a broad
grin SVESTKA stated that Senator KENNEDY would undoubtedly be fog
the next president, When the undersigned replied that he hoped ‘
not, SVESTKA said, “If I wero an American I would vote for him,"
Valentin LOGINOV of the Soviet Embassy joined the conversation
at this point. The tvo went on to sey that KENWEDY was the only
candidate for peace and social justice, that be had their moral .
support and aympathy (this given reports for an intel, report)
etc, SVESTKA added that the war in Vietnan was good for the U.S,
economy, The undersigned told him that the USSR manufactured
more rocketa than bathtuos and more machine guns than cars,
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SUBJECT: Jorge ARIAS Buerba Buerba:
Seer
1. Subject is a 26 year old Mexican eittisen (although he
oe looks: to be in his 3013) He ls a Spanish teacher at the. Mexican-
North American Institute and since the fall of 1967 has held ‘a
second job as the director of the: Community, Services Program |
at the American School... ‘In April 1967 h married an American -
citizen from the. Chicago area named sonnd WEINTHALLER (phonetic).
They live at Juanacatlan 15). which is just around the corner
from the Soviet Embassy. “ -Home “Phone is 15-28-49.
“2. Subject was recommended as a Spanish tutor in August
1966 by Enrique GUTIERREZ Martinez (7-12667), who was then
c/sB's Spanish tutors: “GUTIERREZ was subsequently recruited by —
/SB as & utility agent) but has” since been dropped because
he is related ‘to other Station assets. On GUTIERREZ's racommenda~
. ron . 20 ye
tion, I began. taking private : Spanish lessons from ‘Subject in
cate be dt tide
: August 1966. ‘I Cound Subject an excellent teacher and continued
clyan bo utbbate
taking lessons from him until December 1966. -In March 1967, sores a
an teen irece :
_ my wife and I had Subject as a teacher in Spanish courses we ;
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took at the Mexican-North American Institute. I havé maintained
tnteraittent: social contact with Subject since March 1967, and
my wife has become friendly with Subject's wife, having visited
‘her. at hor periment two" or three times and having had her to
our home during the day. an equal number of times. I-have also
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brother, Javier ARIAS Buerba, from whom I have been taking»
“Spanish lessons since July 1967.
3. Subject was a casual contact of Station ‘officer Olivia
c. RAGNITY im 1965 ond 1964, Cth
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‘“ than a file card noting
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4 Subject and I froa the beginning have had a very friendly
: and informal relationship,
friendly, open personality and a good sense (Of. huror,
He is an Antelligent person with. a :
Politically,
he is pro-American to the point that he magnifies our strengths |
factors ‘in our society.
and positive qualities and tends to miniinize or overlook negative
Subject knows I am with the Political.”
' Saction of the Embassy and that I have been in the Soviet ‘Union.
We have consequently gotten onto the topic of Russians and
Comuunism ‘several times, and he. has always come out a strong.
ariti-Commini st.
she United States.
He has one brother and two. sisters living in
The brother is married to an Anerican and
lives in Virginia, where he is in the construction business.
One - of the: sisters is also married to an American and lives in
; California. (t believe’ ‘San Francisco).
The second sister is ~
married to a Polish immigrant and lives with him in Chicago.
The ai ster in c" “Lifornia isa naturalized ‘American citizen, The
brother and the sister in Chicago are not.
5. On 24 April 1967, LIENVOY reported the following call
GAZ:
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' (a) GAZIYEV had been taking Spanish at the Mexican-North |
American Institute and I knew from Subject that Subject had had 7 .
- GAZIYEV in one of his classes, that Subject, occasionally chatted yo
ee LOG:
" This week ‘I?ll be busy.” ‘
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6, From this conversation, it appeared t that GAZIYEV was
"OK, until ‘the next then."
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"Excellent, Then Iftd like to see you to discuss
certain things." 4
"Then I can come there tomorrow?#
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"Al1 right. He usually comes there at 6 o'clock.
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~ 10th, because I want to attend courses in English. .
with GAZIYEV after class, and that GAZIYEV had once given Subject
an invitation to a Consular night at thé Soviet “Embassy (although
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(c) Subject had just returned to Mexico. with his bride.
(da) "Subject and his wife weré looking for an apartment.
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_ to teach evening Spanish classes.
7. Prior to this reported telephone conversation, I had .
ecrisidered using Subject ag. an actess agent against GAZIYEV,
but had decided not to approach Subject on the matter unless
there was evidence that his relationship with GAZIYEV was
developing into something more than occasional chats ‘between
classes, I did not see much potential in approaching Subject
vefore this with ne24e the idea of having hiz deliberately
cultivate-a friendship with GAZIYEV, ae I felt Subject waa living
Subject normally arrived at the Institute at goo”
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such a busy and hectic life that I would get very little out
of hin. Prior to his marriage, he was ‘keeping such a hectic
schedule between his Institute and private classes that he
wasn't sleeping or eating: properly and was having increasing
.. problems with his health. If anything, his pace and health
” -problens increased after his marriage and his taking of the
_ job. with the: American School (although he gave up most of his
private, classes).
! 8. Since the GAZIYEV-LOGINOV conversation mado Subject 'o
relations with the Soviets look much more: ‘Anteresting, I attempted
to ‘find out what I could about then from Subject... For a number |
of reasons, ‘however--ineluding my going to the States in JuneW=
we were not able to get together juntal 212 July. On that date
I took Subject to a belated "bachelor? s lunch" at. a little
Spanish restaurant downtown» ;
9. The lunch was disappointing and, for me, misleading.
I was certain that it given the opporturiity, Subject would
; voluntarily tell me if his relationship with GAZIYEV had .
developed any further. When I casually brought the conversation
around to GAZIYEV, however, | Subject ‘simply told me that GAZIYEV ....
was still studying at the Institute and that he still occasionally
chatted with him in the halla or over a cup of coffee in one
, -of the near-by coffee shops during the 20-minute break between
the two evening classes. Subject commented that he enjoyed
talking with GAZIYEY,. as he was A simpatice, interesting guy,
as well as an outstanding Spanish student. He also added that
they never talked politics. In reply to an offhand question
about whether he had met any other Soviets through GAZIYEV, Subject
said that he had not. My inclination waa to believe Subject, and
" I went away thinking that either CAZIYEV and LOGINOV had been
talking about someone else over the phone or that they had. |
never gone beyond the stage of simply talking about Subject.
/10.. On 1 N_vember 1967, I ran into Subject and his brother
‘Javier in Sanborns-Insurgentes. They were about to have a —
quick lunch and insisted that I join them for a cup of coffee.
As soon: as we sat down, Subject told me he had a problem and
would “Like my. advice. He said “GAZIYEV had given hin an invitation ;
to the 7 November celebration of the Revolution at the Soviet
Embassy, and although he would like to go for the experience,
he-was very concerned that his name would be put on ‘the biack
list" at the u. Ss. Embassy if he went. He said that he had
tried to call me at the Embassy after he got the invitation to
ask my advice, but had been told I was out of town. (I was in
El Paso from 25-29 Octooer.} He stated that if he had not been
able to reach me in the next day or two, he was “poing . to “simply
- wa Lk ‘into the Embassy and ask to see someone from the nsecurity
"department" about his predicanient. What. did I think he should
“do? |
ne I told Subject to relax and forget about going to the.
U.S. Embassy, as the Embassy’ would not give him any advice ~
other than to tell him that: it. was entirely his own business
whether he went to the Soviet reception or note Besides, I
asked, “what made Subject think’ hia name would be put on a
"black. list® if he went. Subject replied that he didn't know
how the U.S. Embassy did it) but "everyone knew" the U.S.
Embassy obtained the nanes of everyone who went: in “and out of
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the Soviet Embassy. Moreover, he said, even if ‘the U.S. Embassy -
refused to give him any advice, at least it would make a record
of his visit -and anyone who was ever interested ‘would his
' heart was in the right place. He simply did not ‘want and couldn't
afford to get into any trouble with the U.S. Enbassy, he said.
"after all, he had an American wife, he might want to go to the
"States, to study sometine, and they might even want to go to
_ the States to: live someday. ‘Seeing that. Sub ject was indeed very
‘ ‘serious, I became more serious myself and told him that just so
‘he wouldn't worry, I'd ‘write a memo to the proper Enbassy —
"department stating for the sake of the record that Subject had
told me he planned to attend a Soviet. Enbassy reception, but a
wished the U.S, Embassy to know he was doing it solely out of
curiosity and was in no way in sympathy with the Soviet Union.
- Subject seemed greatly relieved ani thanked me ‘very nuchs
. 12. Seizing of the fact that GAZIYEV had: given. Subject. the
invitation, I asked if Subject saw much of him anymore. Subject
' replied that yes, he still saw him occasionally, as GAZIYEV was
now studying English at the Institute. Subject added, on his
own’ initiative, that he. had also been to GAZIYEV' s. apartzent
_ twice and had met another Soviet there on one occasion. He said
that. the first time he went to GAZIEV's was shortly before he
(subject) got married (subject 22 was married about mid-April
1967) and the second time wags shortly after his marriage, as he
“and his wife had gone to dinner at the GAZIYEVS'. Subject finished
‘eating about this time, and since he waa in a hurry and had
his brother with his, I didn't try to question him any further,
‘put decided to walt and have a secord go at him alone another
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home - on 27 November, but the evening was not meant to and did
not afford an opportunity to discuss the Soviets any furthers
Sub ject did tell ae, however, that he had not gone to the
7 November Soviet reception afterall, because, despite by -
“assurances that there: was” no reason for him not to go, he
felt it was simply safer to stay away fron the Soviet Enbassy
altogethar,. At my suggestion, we agreed to got together for
lunch sometime in the near future.
Ue For various reasons, including the pyor state of -
_Subject's health when I called him one day in January, wa did
_ hot get together forthe lunch until’? March. This time, I
played it straight with Subject, told him that I was interested
in anything he could tell me about GAZIYEV aad the otherSoviet _
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Subject was completely cooperative, and I am satisfied he answered
my questions to the best: of his ability. It seeued to m, and
had not told me on 1 July what he subsequently told me on
ane memes nett tee a atte rene aces,
‘l November (1.e., that he had been to GAZIYEV's home twice and
on one occasion had met another Soviet there). This was that
he felt somewhat guilty about going to GAZIYEV's and meeting
the other Soviet there, and as long as I didn't push him too
hard (which I didn't on 12 July), he felt wore confortable
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and the other Soviet on 1 November was, I think, that he was
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impress me with his sincerity about whose side he was on, and
felt obliged to completely clear the record by mentioning the
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15. Subject stated that GAZIYEV had invited him to his
“ apartment for dinner about .a month defore he (Subject) went ta -
/ Chicago. to get married. This means that the dinner took Place
- about tiid-March 1967. Subject said he had expected to find:
‘only GAZIYEV and his wife in the apartment, but that a third
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‘Person was there when Subject arrived. _ Subject said GAZIYEV
Antroduced the third person as Valentin "something." ‘When I
; asked if the last name were LOGINOV, Subject immediately reacted
and said he was alitost positive that wag it. Subject’s description
of the Soviet also fit LOGINOV. GAZIYEV stated that LOGINOV was
with the Enbassy (Subject couldn't remember in what capacit ty) and
dascribed LOGINOV as a good friend. Subject said. that the. evening
started off very casually, with LOGI NOY expressing interest
. an the Spanish courses at the Mexican-North American Institute. 7
_ LOGINOV, _ who Subject noted spoke almost as good Spanish as most
of the Spanish teachers at the Institute, said he'd Like: to get
a certificate in Spanish from the Institute and asked Sub ject if:
- he. could help him enroll, choose the best course for him, to
start with, etc. Subject replied that he'd be happy to," lalthough
it didn't seem to him that LOGINOV needed’ much instruction in.
Spanish. LOGI NOV simply. laughed this off, and it was agreed
LOGI NOY would drop around to the Institute sometins soon, :
LOGINOV, wo took the lead in the conversation most of, the
evening, thon began to ask Subject questions which left Subject
weiss
with "no doubt" that he (LOGINOV) was trying to fool Subject out
on his political views. Subject said that he couldn't remember
. most of LOGINOV's questions, but he did recall that “LOGINOV
began the feeling-out procedure by asking Subject if he didn't
. find that. the Americans were much poorer at learning Spanish
. than other nationalities. He also made various derogatory
remarks about the extent, of Ame rican influence in Mexico. Subject
said that after about ten minutes, LOGINOV's purpose became so_
blatantly obvious, that he (Subject) stopped the conversation —
‘and told LOGINOV that before they went any farther, he thought
! LOGINOV should know that he was talking to someone who was
| s00g capitalist," completely pro-American, and had absolutely
no sympathy with Communism. (While this sounds awfully blunt
| and Subject was unquestionably trying to make himself ook good
iin ny eyes, the fact of the matter is that Subject does tend ‘to
j be ae a bit blunt at times, and knowing his ideological leanings,.
I would not. put it past him to have said ‘exactly this.) Subject
: said that LOCINOV tried to backtrack a bit after this, but the
" conversation heated up again a few minutes later when Subject
' commented that he had a pretty good idea of what the Soviets were
up to in Mexico, When LOGINOV asked what Subject meant, Subject
~related the story he once told me about having been in Veracruz
a few years ago when a Soviet ship. was actually or virtually put
“under arrest there. Subject told LOGINOV: that ‘feveryone knew
‘the ship was loaded with Communist propaganda.”
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/ Sudject said that LOGINOV seemed somewhat irritated with hin, but
i on the wiole kept his composure very well and treatod Subject
politely for the two hours or less Subject remained. Ags Subject
| Was leaving, LOGINOV again said ho'd come by the Institute to
see Subject dn the near future, but he never did, One day in
_ ‘late: 1967 Subject saw LOGINOV at the gas station on the corner .
ee of Tseubaya and Juanacatlan, and LOGINOY greeted Subject by
, natie. However, they did not converse with each other.
17. ° Sudject. said that GaZzIYEV left most of the politically.
. related part of the conversation to LOGINOV and never referred
| to the evening again. However, a few weeks after Subject
| returned to Moxico with his bride, GAZIYEV had Subject and his
wife over to dinner (this would place the second dinner in
abous nida-May) ‘This time GAZIYEV and his wife were tho only
others present, and the evening passed without any reference .
to politics. Subject shated that he still occasionally goes
across the street for a cup of coffee with GAZIYEV betweem
evening elasses at the Institute, ‘but that, he has: not. been .
. to GAZIYEV's apartment ‘again and has ‘never had GAZIYEV to his
home. . ;
18. Although Subject was very aware that LOGINOV's purpose
in meeting him was to assess his exploitability, he did not seem —
to fully appreciate that GAZIYEV had both fingered him for
LOGINOV and set up the situation for LOGINOY to meet him. I
spelled this out for Subject and also informed him that LOGINOV
was an exceptionally capable Soviet intelligence officer. I
also explained that it was very possible GAZIYEV was using the
Institute to spot other candidates for interviews with Soviet
open for the t
let. ne: ‘know if. he came onto anything interesting. Subject also
a offered to splay up: ‘to" GAZIYEV and/or LOGINOV under my guidance
af 1 wished, ‘put I declined the offer with appropriate expressions
LOGI NOV did not attend GAZTYEV' s second dinner, which took
- concerned how to handle Subject in the Light of the LOGINOV-
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intelligence officers, and questioned Subject about GAZIYEV's
activities and contacts at the Institute. iivwever, Subject said
that as far as he could tell GAZIYEV pretty much stuck to- -himself
at the Institute and aid not have any particuaar friends there
whom Subject knew about. Subject said he would keep his eyes
ypé of thing I was looking for, however, and. would
of appreciation. .
_ We The. ‘question that remains unanswored after all this is,
of course » why LOGINOV and GAZIYEV were talking about Sub ject
over the phone on’ 2k, April ‘1967. According to Subject, the
dinner which LOGINOV ‘attended took place in March 1967, while -
place about mid-May. Since I am satisfied Subject told me the
truth, it would: appear that the "certain things" which LOGINOV
told GAZTYEV on 2h April he wished to discuss with GAZIYEV,
Subject encounter in March, Whatever LOGINOV had in mind. on”
GAZIYEV and his wife should simply have Subject and his wife
over toa peaceful dinner in order to at least partially. erase -
the memory of the first dinners
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Source: My wife.
- Erench Club. My wife talxed to Loguinov at the French Club. There sacned
to considerable doubt about their communication, ‘Loguinov might have said
that she had Yust played tennis, or was about to play tennis, or plays tennis
gecasiomily. It soums likely that she did not play and was not about to play.”
“he probably cane to the club for the stean bath. She wis ina hurry, possibly
to leave the club, : . : : .
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| Mraf Smell, (Wire of Anerican communist with jewelety shop on “iza). Sogn
for tho first tine at the French Club. She wis practicing alone with a ball
boy. She had no partner. : . .
COMMENT .
It is possible that Urs, Loguinov and ltrs, Small are part of a connunications
channel. Loguinov's haste might have been due to the unexpected appetrance of
ny wife andthe ‘risk that S-all night arrive while ny wife Mika wis still in the
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1 May 1067 __ a
___ LOGINOV played tennis at Mundet with $,S, Abdel Rahman Hassan »
re ~~Abdel-RAHMAN, Ist Secretary and Cotsul a: UAR Embassy, This was
the first time they! had played sogether. (played| doubles with LIREALM.____
Cnn ad his wife).
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Dmitrty was there, speaks absolutely no Spanish or-English, Also
2" — played with Jacques “LOGINOV said his wife had tad ‘several
Ze heart attacks in Mexico and gannot play tennis,. LOGINOV said he wanted
——————- nit ty to-learn English; like his’ sister in Moscow, ~ LOGINOV said hé~—
knew Jean BINEAU, , when asked if he knew any French diplomats,
~LOGIN@V claimed to’ have been in Soviet" Navy, ‘then immediately entéred” ~~
. the Foreign ; Service Institute and straight into. foreign service after. that,
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17 May 1967
LOGINOV plays teanis left-handed, An instructor commented that he
“was convinced LOGINOV had played much more than theone year he
admits to, The instructor said he had never seen LOGINOV play with an
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20 May 1967
— “LIREALM ‘saw LOGINOV ‘at-Mundet-but did not play with-him,-
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ar LOGINOVA- said she was. chemist,- but did not-say- whether -she had ever—~
. worked in that profession; The LOGINOVs never eat any food at the club, -
~—but- LOGINOV drinks keer-there,—Thé week before-LOGINOV.-played—-
in mixed doubles march with 16-year old giz] and wooo won a small sliver
we cup,'-LOGINOV_had'a Russian. movie camera with..him-and.took pictures ——___
of people'at the Club, LOGINOV talked to a Mexican named Jose Manuel -
. —-- LNU, connected with semé Mexican ministry that assists SovEmb....._.-._._
f : -' personnel; LOGINOVA said Jose Manuel was very sympatnetic to them;
4 — LOG INOV said they had. meft at the Canadian o r French Embassy. ~ we
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is not as bad as LOGINOV had indicated,
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Contact. Ny lawyer celobrated his 40th birthday on Juno 30.
- Jin amd Connie Pollack offered theix hone’at Calero 76 in San |
Angel for a party for my lawyer. Of the 12 to 14 people at the
party the following are part of a group who have organic#d a
Gréat Books typo club. At least once, ard possibly twice or
three times they have invited Valentin Loguinoy.
Doug, Wiltshire’ —
Tinmie Navis
Alexander "Sandy" Reed
Werner Thuxau
Doug Wiltshire, about Masri. Doug clainod that Nasri, his
partner is pro-U.s, and anti-Nasser, He believes that Masri!s
wife is the secretary. to the aibagsador. _ .
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Verner Thurau. The Anglo-Angrican directory Lists W
t hé is actually Danish. Ho
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previously lived in San Angel<te thé Lomas address now shown
in the directory. Ho since has noved back to Aida in San Angel
and Lives one or two doors ffoa Tinnie Davis. He is Listed
as vice-president of Jeffrey Manufacturing. He is reported to
have studied at Oxford. i ,
My lauyer, who 1s one of the more brillia ant hunorous=typa
Antellectuals in Mexico has describe Werner as the nost
: prilliant person he has, met in Mexico. Werner's friends. are.
agreed, behind his back, that Werner is "ill-caployod", that
he is earning far less than he deserves. His standard of living .
. stites his friends as austere. iq At Oye CenQuarer f
Sheila O'Sullivan Mabbe Thurau. Sheilatis the wife of Werner
and was not-at the party due to-iliness, She is an actross, ate
tractive, extrene extrovert, and‘the! sonetine zistress of Jin
Tiermey (spelling 7) the former head of the Rockefeller Fourda-
tion in Mexico, now at the hone office in New York. I havo « :
often run across Shoila, but this was the first tine I saw Werner,
Werner Thurau, bout Valentin, As Kerner was introduced to ne
he acted vory surprisat. Hoe oxplainod that he thought I was sone.
ene else, a friond of his, Valontin Loguinov, lie clained that we
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feit it wis highly overplayai. My opinion. ws that this ws a
conversation starter, nothing noro. Werner expocted ne to show
interest. in‘his- shaving wét a Russian. I did. Werner then told
Re ‘about the beok group. I had heard of it before through ny
lawyer and ‘through Valertin, T had nover before realized thoy
_ Were -eigand the’ sade gvaup, Warnor spoke of only ono occasion
then Valenti was there--he did not say there were not othér .
ecaisions. Valentin spoke of several occasions. Werner desq
ezibed Valentin as good-natured, narrow intellectually and
curious,
> Idd not acknowledge Inoving Valentin but avoided the issue. —
I do not know who knew Valentin and first invited him to the
group. T do not know how often the group uests or where,
Cocnents.
'¥ found Wernor to be very interesting and charming. I have -
“neld the sane opinion about his wife for sone time. I believe
I could developa him if a were of interest.
Werner deserves to be chocked. Everyone seems agresd that
there is something amiss here
I would not nind belonging to a book group--I have in the
past. This ong should be real swinging and night have Val. a8.
a permanente visitor.
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CONTACT REPORT po,
SUBJECT bh Cotte.
- DATE OF MEETING : 10 Octotier 1967
1, I met with Subject at the réstaurant of the
Del Paseo from 09:15 to 10:00. Next meeting to be =|.”
arranged by phone. Subject will tako a months vacation
with his family from 28 October to 25 November. He will
go to South Africa and other countries in Africa.
f£ 2 September, PRIKHODKO cane to
Subject's office to announce that he was back from home
leave. Subject asked him about tho status of the proposed Soviet -
tourist office. PRIKHODKO said that the Mexican Government had
turned it down, Specifically SALVAT bad toid the Soviets that
. en the Soviet Union and Mexico was"
go insignificant that it did not justify a reciprocal exchange
of tourist offices (Comment; _Evidentally the Mexicans used
oviet request.)
‘eg NECUIPORSNKO (P-7443)
d that he would have
2, During the week o
3. PRIKHODKO also said that O1
4. mane PRIKHODKO was in Subject's office, Senador
ECHEVARRIA, the brother of the Secretary of Gobernavion cane
in and Subject introduced them. — - ow ——
5. Finally, PRIKHODKO mentioned that YATSKOV would *
be leaving soon PCS (Comment: As I mentioned earlier, rll
bet that, NECHIPORENKO replaces YATSKOV).
6. The uext day LOGINOV called Sub
to come to a cafe near Subject's office. “LOGINOV started:
‘off by calling Subject a son«of-a-bitch,. ‘He said, "LOOK.
at all the contacts you have in Mexico, even BCHEVARRJA's
brother", He then went on to berate Subject for refusing to.
continue to work for the Soviets. He became quits Koated at” -
times. Subject repeated all the arguments he had used earlier
about willing to be friends but refusing to help the Soviets
- During the discussion LOGINOY
in a clandestine capacity. L
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Subject just laughed at him,
7. On 7 October Miguel ALEMAN J¥. came to Subject and
“gaid that he and Jacobo 2ABLUDOWSKY had just seen Ambassador
BAZAROV, They wanted BAZAROVY to mako arrapgeaenta to get
“!thom. to the -US8R- for television: coverage of the SOth |
celebrations. BAZAROV.had told thom that thinga.
thoy went. to Subject and bé could
USSR. (Comment: vom LIENVOY we know thit the two had an ~
- appointment with BAZAROV on 9 October and thay they bad been
agitating for permits for about a week. I feel that by
sending them to Subject, BAZAROV was giving them the brush
off, If the Soviets were really interested in seeing them
go, they would handle it differently.) . .
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DATE OF MEETING: 28 September 1967
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next meeting, which as ‘usual will dé in the Del Pased. -
i 2, Subject had not seen or talked with CHMYKHOV or any - .
a : other Soviet since he and CHMYKHOV were out together on the evening ie
of 4 August. At that time, CHYYKHOV suggested that he and Subject
. have dinner together the next time Subject was in Mexico City.
Subject agreed and told CHMYKHOV hete call him the next time
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. CHMYKHOV. When Subject called the Embassy, however, he was told
| . CHNYKHOV wasnt in, He therefore asked for LOGINOV, who proved fs >
‘ . to bé ins LOGINOV immediately recognized Subjectts voice and
sounded very pleased to hear from him. He stated that he had” i
hada wonderful holiday in the USSR (he returned on 27 August), — t
_ but was now swamped with work. ‘He added that he had planned to , 4 vs
a a a call Subject as soon as he got things under control. Subject
he, didn't. think LOGINOV had returned to Mexico yet. LOGINOV replied
“that CHMYKROV wasn't in. just then, but they'd both very imch like
Se thereupon said that he was actually calling for CKMYKHOV, because
to visit Subject in Cuernavaca. Subject said that he'd like. to
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weather got. better. LOGINOV agreed and said he'd talk to CHNYKHOV
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‘about 15 years ago, Eugene was a brilliant man who started
: _ beautiful, Marina met and married a German Gentile -in New
York for which her mother and family ostracized her. Source
_does not know where Marina ‘is at present. :
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le on 7 September. 1967 I asked Source about Subject.
He haows her well. . :
2.. The Cammerman's are Runandan Jews who came to. Mexico
with nothing and ended up very wealthy, Several yoars ago
he attempted to negotiate trade botwoen Mexico and Rumania .
but without results. He died of a heart attack about two years
ago. nnn -
, 3. Erika is a charming, intelligent, cultured west~European
type. She is not a leftist. She owns and runs INCOMEX at
Isabella la Catolica 45 (telephone 18-65-61) and (12-88-32),
a wine and cheese se_importing ‘company. Cn ca. 1 Septembér she
left Mexico to some “bad” in Austria for a month, At Source's
suggestion she added 2 weeks in Israel to view the conquest.
4, They have a. daughter, Marina, who is stunningly. ac Balls
5, Although I dia not ‘mention ‘my: reason for interest,
Source stated that if Erika is in touch with Soviets it would
only be to get thoir business, She would not find Soviets
either. idgologscal ty or personally attractive. -
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CONTACT REPORT |
SUBJECT. ~~ :- -‘LICOZY-5
DATE OF MEETING: 7 Septeuber 1967—
1, I had breakfast with Subject at the Del Paseo from
0900 to 1000, Next meeting will be arranged by phone.
Subject will go to Montreal for a conference on tourism to
Israel. from 23 to 26 September. :
2. Subject. had lunch with LOGINOY on 31 August. LOGINGV
brought him caviar which Subject. had requested and paid for.
The following Subjects cane up: ao .
- a. LOGINOV volunteered that NECHIPORENKO (P-7442)
will return to Hexico in the fall, Subject asked if NECHIPORENEO
would retura to Consular work. LOGINOV said that he would not>
but would have other work in the Embassy, (Comment: I will
bet that he replaces YATSKOY). .
b, The larger part. of the lunch was devoted to
LOGINOV asking Subject about his trip to Israel and Subject's
gleeful lists of captured Soviet equipment. =~
. c. LOGINOV said he has reports that Mexican right
wing youth groups are planning to sabotage the celebration
of the 50th Anniversary of the Revolution and asked Subject
-- for inférmation, Subject ‘said be hs¢ no information on, or,
contacts with groups of that nature.
5. The following Mexicans have booked travel to the USSR
with Subject; They are all local Jews with relatives in the .
USSE;
a. Mr. & Mra. Samuel KASOVICH
b. Abraham YANOFSKY. to Hoscow and Tashkent
-@, Pedro BRAILOVSEY to Moscow, Kiev and Leningrad.
4. Subject has booked passage to Cuba for a Russian
emigre, Nikolay CHERNESHOV and hig family; wife born in Italy.
and childrea, Igor, Natalia and Sergio all born in Yenosuéla,
LOGINOV told Subject that they are repatriates from Venezucla
and that they will go from Cuba to the USSR.on a Soviet cargo
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Salvat's office about the Soviet application for a tourist
office, De la Huerta bad heard about it but said it wag
‘not their affair and would be handled by Gobérnacion.
6, David KLEINMAN, ca 85 yra. old, born in Russia recently
‘ande reservations to go to: Koscow during the celebration of
, the 50th annivercary; He vill go in a private capacity as a
tourist, Subject described him as an orthodox Communist and
was particularly galled that KLEINMAN, a Jew called Israel
“@n aggressor,
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woo desires 4 visa for visiting the USSR. Eowever, in adcdi-
. tion to tecir regular duties, the consuls hava to arrange
various masters relating to visiving Soviet cargo vessels,
grtistic anc cultural groups, ete. Cx several ocess
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Msn on Daty ssid over the ghone thas LOGINCV nad forbidden
to be given out the adézess ora Gasman dentist, whom the
Soviets visited quite frequently before. ..-.
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1 ‘ _ . H y - .
.- . a ee eg, : ne in : :
| of charm apoesis to uidcerly lacies ana LGGINOV is. quite aware
toy . : ;
i b so thas he ig attructive to the other sex. Kithout a doubt, ho }
poe a H so °
| poi tries to capitalize o% it and with his Plucnt Spanish proo- {
i 4 . Mee i
| ‘ H ably tries to ensnare Kexiean females. Therois no indices . i” :
; fo oq. . .. i
! 3 tion thet LOGINOV nas tried anything of tho sort with vho
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| 4 Soviet wives. Cne of the reasons may ba tant he would not |
_ 4 : ; a mo ; i . . ;
| t Like his wife, Aleksandra Dmitriyeva, & very formidable woman i \
i . : : . . ‘ 3
| indeed, to get wind of 1%, Cn the other hand, the Mexican |
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| H women may seem to be more exotica and atsractive to LOGINCY i .
t. [- . . . i
en ae . . . . . be
i | then his owm countryworen, in espocisl his wife, Woo dig ao . | :
“of, . t
. . : . toy
. | i -large unattractive female. Poo
, i boo , ; . . . . . boy .
| | Nevertheloss, LCOGINOVA seonds to be cuite pleasant, with | .
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| 1 a nice cultured voics,ang gots along with ner husband woll TG |
| thanks to her good humour and soctal activity. She has a
. | ! . . . :
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“|, | | been cnite ordminent in Mestkom work and in the children's i
F i * aa ; .
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i i i summor camp. Zgh Shortly after their aprival, LOGTNOV bought j
| ; { b. a tave-rccorder for 21s wife for 115 dollars. Whether it i
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“ft was to pe used for music, or other purposes, has not been {
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Anothes very prom{nent trait. of LCGINGV!S character: is
goism. _ia reforons:
-
‘eedrocatory epi-
"Nenchura", ete.
GIXOV has any truce friends. His
sneering sttisuda is pz gason Tor it. Although _
4 : . “a tse . . 2 at
he madc voversl errors in juasenent in his work and coetel
benaviour, LOGINOV by no means is a fool and should be Rept
; man about
stocky, with blond wavy air over a high forehoad. A pair
\ aaa
: an _
of heavy-rimned \gla 25563 gives him the aopearance of a vory
4 . .
set sata
»« On the whels,
intelleetusl parsd;
\
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of an easy-going f
aw mo can =
night. ACRMUSEXIN and his. wifs ate
tinge
ote a nS van ok . . 7
Seth seen C2 be gevtiar «lon: BSN as ae aSadi a
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stare nina Sinema nat RSE eek ald tRNA ence
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whenever any of the Soviets or his Lanti
EXZIN ig also quite ective in consular arfsirs |
of the leg work for LOGIXOV, Ye is elso very active in
iE e of the Children's
Hestkom functions, where he 4s in charg
section. KOR-USHAIN is quite an snizexciia energetic and
pushy individeal and can de quite ruce snd nasty at nos
fradcged
Undoudtedly, ke is looking forward to doing a fuli-
consul in time to come, Tne imovesgion of KOR:
bition and pushy .trait in his character
sound of nis rapid and energetic sut pleessnt baritone voicds,
‘A curious yack should de cited neve. - Snortiy arter h.
. IH purchased 4 vane-z §
arrival, SGnCUS
than the ons bought by his "boss" LOGINOV.
or 70 dollars ror
way? a . Lo _ : —_
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LXIN way slow: dowa
peat
It soems tnat in the future, XOR
: ao ° . . o-
somexhat, but his, innor drive anc energy will nmevertncloss
es
oy
ure
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maxe “im & mere atroit and skiliful indivicual. vex
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progress
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fy, vwhedeconsuh ith
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fom that cds haste
Seeks sk Gab three AS teeas ,
tos Reece THE RET
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DAtS GF NESTING: 27 July 4967
1. Zot Subfect from 1523.) 145 en 27 July in nie room at cae Dub Pasco
Mycol. Tro nixt mocting ts scheculed for & Auzust at aheo LS vis Dol Pasedes
Suoject will call on the 3d: or 4h tO sive mo hits room und ass
2. Ment ave ae 255 fend be, Ponty watts
os his fsetozy's latost
Soon ae Augast Se bstwoon 1000 ard 200. Sansorns! buyers will get a aneak
Seb fest weld conseque: ns ly ba 4s Moxbeo City
ceom fl duly thou 4 Auyect. Ho coid ho planned to send out invitations to
GL2 tina Dabassys, Dut hed rot you dona so.
3.0 Scltman Cony, Subjest had noitaer sean nor heard fvom GO Rv.
Cola jamenie BTCSTNS, Sypsset!s wife learned from Yrs, HICOINS |
cat the Colonel is duo baok in ioxtss on 12 er 14 Auguste
oe dele ds |
Se CSUN. CUMEXHOV cvoppid in on Sibjoct at Sudjoct’s fore 1a
Cuernavaca cbout 160 on Wednesday, 25 July» AfSer homing and naw. around
-form & few minutes, CEM
HOV finally satc that look, they were friunds row ard
he wanted to a3% Subject! advice on a nattor, ‘The doctor whon Subj.ct had
scgérisnded oe CYMOTIS con, CONROY sald, hee: étagnoscd | ry a
stomach trousle as an B0¥ei eo ease cf ono of the vorst straina of boo.033
and hed advised that the ¢hilg be kezt in bed and ander. ‘observarions
said the eniid was consequently beans kept an dnd at home in Nealso Citys
sect will hold a private oxi pabition
. dines on durcture snd artifacts at the Hotel Prostdonte, VC
COLKHOV
og coator, aecording to CELE MEC7, had also oxnvessed conzern tins ti. umacses |
: -. 7 . , oo pe tt
ore Cee Ce Pare Cp > C en 17d C> 2»
Pe S733 >) eee Ceo cb auty Pavement a):
_7 Caan 2. gee ‘ae Ze, cae te ty,
ie £77 ;
SR TELE Se EMR IRENA NRE RENEE AAS RL AE ONO ARIE TGR RNA TERE SS
COPIES tit
=
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ann oy 7 : of
Subject ty the tine Tocw hin te lead nis to dvoide to t.22 C.OUMHOT, when he wo
ealled bin ot the Eabas sy, to coms to tho Del Pasco (Subjeot's hoteh) rather
than tho Presidente, where clicates and acquaintances night fecwa at sll hia
Sovies fetends. I told Subjcot 40 handle 4. tho way he wantot, bab gust
not to ort nz mo a restaurant beni for s 4x balleriras ond their cscossa, I
told Subject that his neareters bdective should be sizaly to establish os -
vt with CDOHHOV.as possible, with the view to finding out what *
mash rapros
kind of pelson ho is and what he has on hia ran
uf
and wre hin to take ) edvantoce TG
ween Leen ent anaes eetat ad mate lie grace oe See, AMET 6 RO
CAMZXHOV his ‘nain target for tho presont tino
of any opportunkty to ust together with hia alore. a
Ye Subject apologized for his Soe story about his encounter «2:
cae ie os ee
aerate me RTH:
: + Grpartoy being a bit spotty, bud he catd he had a hard tino wederotarcing | ao
<AEOT ord wasn't able to folloy overything ho said, Subject said .
GOYKiov's Spanish is tot good,, ho epeaus vory fast, ard eor:tinuatly junps
from cone svbject to anothay, On the whole, Gaodeot said, he hed the impressten : a
cnn tt ee ee
cana: OY ther nervous person crd mech lose sure of hinses? ‘than, for
exany Subject said that wieraas ho always folt he had to ba on
hig guard Coo, he folt completely + pelsxed with CIMEKHOV ard Loxt
we
no dezdrated thohy selationship.
pei
HPTve Peneual Port, Subject gave na an snvitation. oS
ee ad
_
8.
H ha hed received an the rail to a daspedida fox ANEREIEV on tha evening of : Q
: ; 52 July. (Tho invitation was formally tosued by KAZANTSEV. Seo attachzent . i =
; ..
: _ Be) Sedjeet oaid that although he was coing to be in Mexico Crty on tho jst, : $
| Boa expeeted to ba cumpletely tied vp with preparations for the opening oP nis :
4 * 3
| exnibit th next coy ard taless = bad & spestai reason for wanting biz to go i
; j to tha reception, ha was coins to have 4. axip it. I tole hin that ia : :
z
: View of tho chmvumstenses these vag 1 sack for him to 0s i
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Bq said i he showle consider, ee ee
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test 19u§, te 1930 on 19 Sulye The
Jeet sill call in to arrange
el &
next meeting i
. Saieed ~
wy . . . noe
2, ca 3 “jul y Subjee t reported that he stili hadn't been » , ——
able *3 not Shrough to gosaRt at the UA Sdbassy, as the sumer GCzARY had riven
-inowng aluays Cusy. I cave Sucgect three additional numbers from. tie Diario Oficid : :
ana he tried all of them in sy presence. We got through on the last one, managed :
. bo reaea GCEARY, and spoxe with hin for about three minutes in Salish. Tne ©
sone of the conversation tend ded to esnfirm BUSABER's claim thet he is a. rey: .
.
, close and informal terms with GOIARY . Suis ject asked why GOHARY hadn't. -
come $2 nis home the previous two weokends. GORARY excused himself ty saying
he had sisoly teen too vusy, Sut
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Stamzce on S
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| : Vv x\ \ Suodeet an oavortunity % eaik with!
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wanted very much to see Surject.
.Poplied war
. un to nis hotel CO
3. Suogset renorted. on 19 July, th
3 vite on the 16th in
‘Paseo and way didn't GOHARY com
readily agreed to come at Sout 2030.
at COHARY had arrived a tthe hotel rcom
ket el
the eoneiy
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ced and. visited Susgect *3.¢
is fiancee, who he 1. :
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aarhed on the 4th wien the sot yal witerstandine that Sugeet would ces in
geuch with GOAARY either to eiseuss further GOLAY's teu Axure or to .
arrange o meeting with Suegectts 4 Aneriean friend,
fs (p. 3) Subject said it wes his wife's understanding from Ss.
EDSGIS that My. HIGGI: would return to “exico sometime uring the week of
2 Jul, ys ,
§- Sucgect said that he thought a sizatle
as 91,200 U.S, ner month, would te 5 vital, although not the-art
As soy
COHARY
The prine
ta remain in olace. Th
the cobertunity to help iyyst .
obvisusly
ies
CSIXKEOV
a:
e2lied Suoject at ho.
ant et
GONZO said te
Sunday morning, 16 July.
in Suexna CIN
aca and. that he and 1
pacrserad
Ys
incentive, in Sub
amount of _Teneyeasuch
factor
oye
me- about
STON had gone to Suogectts Pactory about
was at the Soviet dacha
on Ssturdsy, the 15th, in erder to present Suoject with three bottles of vedla
Bub the auard hed told then Suoject: had tect. (Subgeet said he left th Pae%o
uout 2630.) OHINMHOY seid that Log nesause le
the T3552 on “vaeatica, but he (CELYEECT) » a3 Still ersund and
weject cone ever to the davha. Ard oh, yes,
ite the 1 uncivilized hour,
he got cressed
CRENHOT 3 jas over flowing
cf
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a
‘¢
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iy. RIGS, and meekly cresent
Ar
%. recommend a pediat
ote Sestethia
with friendshis,
CERECT!s child ;
ke
riciant?
ad went over
st
the svallest child to the oldest woman to co up and say
Sottle of vodka.
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go, Sovicts serac arriving dt the dasha Suzject estivates 20 men and
r fe woeeen arrive? in all. One of the walk in was ANORGYEY,
greatly surgvised to and to Learn that Subdeet and
oh other. Subject stayed for accut &O-mimutes in all. CHIXHOV
tne entire tine and talked incessantly-emostly atout nothing
hard time understanding his faulty
5. In soeazing of LCGINOV, CHNYRNOY did say that LOGINOV is responsible a
inside “exico," wile he (CAMYKHOV) "sugervised Latin american countries’
for "matters
terion." " OIUEHOY did not elaborate on or give any hint as to what kind
srelos, Suvject said that Cesar
the Policia Judicial in Gucrnavica
wnt «
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¢ co Mestters" he was talking about, As Subject was leaving, COCs Yo urged
% : : . . .
i Rin £6 assy the next time he was in Hexico City and they would
4 7 ~ Suerte’, “ee ., 2a : 7
j nave 2 few drinks, CEMYNECY then said that as a matter of fact he was coming
i .
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i. the next weekend and would like to see Subject then.
. | ; gubject said to give him a call. (M0Pz: Subject is unusually busy right now 7
i , “esause of his aooreaching thip to the U.S.--in about two weeks, but told me .,
7 : : .
i se would try to get together with GHMYAHOV for a drink. I urged hin to do
pa ° i
; a Tn ali, Suo3ect said ne had the impression fron CLOZKEOV's general
i : ‘ canary sone wo - .
: desectnent thet LOGINOT had told him to lovuk after Subject unile he (LOGINCY)
i . ; . : .
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on the evening 2 17 July to ask svout a roori-civiter sereen
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side of the turquoise tosste vsterial that Suoject's factory specializes
ne'd prefer "not to pay too much Tor it,” and
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; SUBJECT: Telecon with LIRODBIM2Z on 12 July 1967
r- 16657
1. LIROBRIN-2 called the Station at 1345 on 12 July and left a message
for me to call her. TI reached her. atout an hour later. She said she had
aren nelen este
met LOGINOV. at.a party.at the Indian Enbdassy on the- evening of n July.
During a brief conversation with him, he told her he was going to the. Soviet
: 7
; Union on vacation on 16 July. He also said that PRIHHODKO was going.to *
Seam to POAC ae targa a3
the USSR on vacation. on 26 July. A minute later, he said FRIXEODKO was - A } Lo
| 7 leaving on 29 July. . . . . a
i ils :
{ 2 2. Subject said he had had no other contact with, sany, of the, ‘Sovlata.
| 7 7 since March. (It' will be recalled that she invited PRIKHODKO ‘to dinner’ 7
| | on 31 March, but he. did ot comes) Subject said she. would eall ‘PRIKHODKO
i
i ina few days, mention that ‘Loar OV had said he was going on mation, ait
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} invite him over before: he lefts She will let me know what happens, : pat
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SUB8BCT! VALENTIN LOGUINOV fo UP, Rm * fe / ee
Music Halli de Moscow
. Valentin invited: our tennis group ‘to be his
guests at the final performace of the Ballets Ruso
at the Arena Mexico. The total group was about
: ( es ¢) Persons. 5 : a, So oy
, Alexandra not. prasent. val's wife, Alexandra, was
_ not among the group. Val made no comment about why
she" was not there. No one else asked, that I know of.
a
en
se brary ey
: Se Czechs. Tree Czechs | were among the group.. The Sve
introductions were badly handled and I wasunable to
learnthe identity of the Czechs. val and they spoke
a... wi Russian or czech. ;
rae auricee. (Spelling not certain for last name) « Se”
odite sR nvite y Val. She is Canadian, abou not
attractive, but careless in her dress. She Setack me :
s wbeing slightly masculine. She i{s_a_ teach
the mornings at the University of the Americas
he afternoons she teaches at an Institute.
tors and Interpreters on Rio Tiber.
“ye
were waiting for a mutual friend of Odile and val, Zi”:
fateare He never arrived, I asked Odile who Rafael was, oe
She explained that he was a teacher and her drinking : mer!
buddy. Every afterncon around 4 ~5 she and Rafael can
be found in the bar across the street from the institute. oo ;
. Odile had been drinking beer, probably quite a bit,
. wa prior to joining us that evening. She has lived in
, 1 Mexico for 15 years. Her French, English and Spanish
‘ are fluent. She seemed to prefer. French, though I felt
4
' yh
fot - her English was better. .
An : She dressed oddly with white bobby socks. She did not
\h Wh fit in with the rest of the group. And I‘m sure she didn't.
Qu 6. eare. She seems to go to all Seviet embassy functions.
i$ She might possibly be ‘an intimate friend of Val's, sR
{. - if not a mistress, at least an. occasional bed=partner.
cs She commented (within the context of tennis, which was
ey the topic of conversation at the moment) that one night
“Val told her he had to go home early (11 PM) horieeinn ADE ,
Sat iA :
was going to play An a tennis aay
aay.
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STAKE-OUT REPORT
DATE: 8 Harch 1968. | 7 ee .
_1. I checked the Hotel Prince from 09:45 to 09:50 and .
noticed nothing unusual, I wag outside the Hote) Alfer fron
02:50 to 10:30 — nothing unusual, I then checked the Prince
again at 10:40 fer 5 ninutes and noticed ‘nothing, .
2. I checked the Hotel Prince at 16:50 and saw two women
aad tvo men (Soviets) talking in the ‘lobby. Then at the Hotel |
Alfer from 16:55 to 17:40. Nothing except aman at 17:30 who
looked very European. Thais nan looked. into. the lebby of the - ---- ---
hotel, then into the adjacent garage, then back to the hotel
then out of the area. He definitely vas not a leczl Soviet,
5S. At 17:40 I went back to the Hotel Prince to seo 1f the
catertaiuers were thera. At 17:50 two men left who could be
Soviets, I folloved thea te ses if they were speaking Russian. |
I turned the corner from Luis Hoya onto Juarez going cast, I
almost bumped into LOGINCY who wan coning west. on duarez, I
recognized hia imaediately-and I felt that he reccgiized ze, ~
I continued along Juarez for'a bit and then cane back to seo
where LCCINOV weat. I then steod on the other corner of Juarez
and Luis geya ior 3 or 4 minutes. At this tine I noticed a
Soviet across Juarez (at tho west side of the Juarea sonument),
He lonked like KOLOHYAKOV but. vith too much hair, This Soviet
Gaga taking panoramic shots scrosa Juaréz. AS his camera
'. @pproachbed me, atepped behind a Kiosk, However, in the minutes |
before I noticed hin, be could bave been photographing ae. A
monsat later I noticed LOGINOY about 10 yards fron the Soviet.
Both saw that { had spotted them. The Soviet vith the camera
then drifted west, photographed the Juares nonumeat and went
further west. LOGINCY then vent off tn the sane direction, I
then went to report the above to CLASTONBURY at the Hotel Alfer
after checking that I wag not followed. I got there at 18:02.
4. The Soviet had a small camera shich appeared to be
8 sa. Thus I doubt 12 he got identifiable pictures of Oe
a “.
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5. We checked out of the hotel at 18:30.. At 18:40 we
gaw LOGINOY.'s ‘car ahead of us on the Reforma headed toward
the Soviet Pabassy. Tvo men were tn it hoa i did not recognise.
; 6, LILYRIC has LOGINOY and BARANOV: ‘Leaving the Soviet |
a: Babassy in LOGINOY's car at 15:3¢€ on 8 March, Neither were
. back by 18:30 then LILYRIC secured, i instantly recognized
‘BARANOV's photos asthe Soviet vith the camera. :
; 7. Alao per LILYRIC, LOGINOV left the Enabassy in his car
at 09:41 and returned on foot at 10;51, This was the period ve
were waiting for Subject. However hoe could not havo soea se
at the Hotel Prince since I left there at 09; 50 the first tine
sad at 10; 40 the second tine. i
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if Tiempo de Vigiianoias 0800 - 1500 Volooidads “1/150.
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____.. OBSERVACTONES.__.. __ . _... Veh foules..
=". que poo antes hablaba oon, Chem. en. al_ouarto_nuevo, |
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2. Date end Site of Meeting: *.- 12/2/68, Tecali Bar,Nariano Escobedo,
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3.. Date and Site ef Next Meeting: Same place, sane time, 19/2/68.
4. Aduinistrative: Ko odzinistrative uatters discussed,
5. Infornation/Inatruc:iozs Passeé to Agent:
Rowton advised LINEALN/4 to continue his same line
with his friend Velentin Loguinov. Ne agreed with
LINEAR /1 that since Locuinov did not bring up the
meter of his "boss" since his first reference: to it
at 27/1/68 at the French Club, Loguinov probably has
not given further thotcht to the matter. (Loguinoy
had two opportunities to bring the matier up again
with LTacilu/4and did not do 0). ; ; wo
Rowton also advised LIRZALH/1 to continue to push
LIRELIC/1 into the PKI but arreed that in the light
of the current unce:tainty as to whoa night emerge
as the future leader, LIRELIC/1 should: not attach
hinself too fircly. to any cne individual, but rather i
_ avait the outcome of the 27/2/68 convention,
6. Inforwation/ileports Given to Case Officer by. agent:
LIREALN/1 cave Rowton his reports O50/dF and 051/JF,
attached herewith, tore.her with.the latest LIRELIC/1
report passed tg LIRZALM/4 through the drop.
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Hoze of Gloria and Pore Pinto
Tews dinner. Gloria has organized 2 tournanert, Prior to the first
rate, she invitel all the particl ipints to & cocictalledinner in her hozc.
_ efliste. VL i we > late,’ exolaintin: that his wife had a doctors a appoint-nent, |
Ho also @id tha’ he had spent the cay at & part ty in honor of the anbassader
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inj. val explained how hot people leave afte: three years, or
hen the shlassador the; have * en serving leaves. ve-siid there was a nossi—
bility that he 2»icht leave, but he refused to express his opinion about such
& llvolihoal,
rerty rough an ‘al. Everyone ab tha party sesnol to want to kd val,
cr, in the caso of the German, cote as élose a3 possible to insult ing hin.
od fron this atiact. I astal Val if ho vero aliays treated asks
sort of A novelty at mrties, with peonle atiaccing hin. He said no, but
that uost parties were diplonets or his own Sovict conunity, He excplalned
the Gernans behaviour as t: wplcal of the shortsighted, Llinforsed and vulgar
deraans, -
Alomntie. Alecomtm spoke little during the evening aud neeled help
froa Yal froqyuently © @iplain vhat wis sald in Spanish. However, she seens.
yery imollis sent and vey ciln.
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SUBJECT:
1.
duty. .
2, LILYRIC was not work
Chief, Cuda
c/SB
1 February 1968
Valentin LOGINOV (P-11712)
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LIMITED roports that on 18 Januar
entered the Soviet Rmbassy at 17:11 in his own car
He was still in the Embassy at 19:00 when LIMITED went off
ing on 18 January.
Francis J. COIGNE
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"Valentin Sergeyevich LOGISOV P+11712
“Lh A check at the building confirms that Subject lives at
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Source : BHPernald
Ignacio Esteva 21 + apt. 2.. Near the door bell at the main entrance
in the slot. corresponding to apt . 2 Subjects name appears ¢ 7.S.LOGINOV. -
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2. The building ie quite new and at's floors. The lst (ground) floor
houses the Instituto de cronometrologia, snd at on the 2nd 3ra floor
. there are 2 apt per floor. The building has no garage.
Be Apparently there is no portero in the building because there ia
--NoO dell for the portero. The "interphone" enables “tenants ta. identity
vieitora and open the door electrically.
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1. I met t Subject in his. Foon at the’ ‘Del: Paseo Hotel from. en
LLIS<1545 on 11 January and from 1415- 1515 on 19° January. The -
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meeting will be arranged by. telephone. oo. an ee ee
As of 19 January, Subject had: not. ‘Seen or! Lt.
ACEI ES NOD OEE
_galxed with any of the Soviets since his ‘telephone conversation.
with LOGINOV- on 28 September. Subject: dia, _ however, receive, a
Christmas card from LOGINOV. ‘ith my agreement, Subject sent
ROLES
CIANKEOY, but they weren't delivered until the week of 45
his sales man the job of delivering a score of Christmas eifts,
ing LOGI NOV'S and CALKKOV'S, around. ‘tom, but shortly
my
fter Christmas, found that the salesman had hot delivered cany / : : c
of them, This. discovery caused Subject to Lire the salesman, . _ B
.who had been increasingly derelict in performing his job over a ian we
. tha past few months ‘and who, Subject had recently: learned, had
wee begun taking dope. Subject consequently: wrote "vetter-late-than= .- ..
zever™ notes on the cards acconpanying the undelivered gifts and ©
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3, Soliman CCHARY. Subject ran into COHARY. on the street
P-6235' Cp.1) P/O O56Coe. 2.
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SUNSET! --Polonaan recruited by. LOGIIOV.
"J, This case. -‘gtarted about Mfteen gonths ago. and, the only info we -
_ know of ts the SESTRON couple that |
. check on. Ta: the esso active? what requirenents are
' the policeman ty GINOV?
ATHOV. asked the ‘policemsa to
boing piven to-
Are amy Americans involved? Have any other:
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- ‘completed, I note: that LOGINOV recruited this policeman
+3 months ago and that his first requirement was on the _
- BOESTROM couple, At that time we gave LITEMPO-8 traces on
LOGINOV saying that he was a dangerous KGB officer,
LITEMPO-8 subsequently mentioned that the. case was continued
- and. that hey, himself, was directing it, he,
re If. you think that LITEMPO-8 will. omni, t would 7
Like to know the. following about Shia case;
(a) Is it ‘still active?
(b) Did the poligeman pass info to LOGINOV
‘on the BOESTROM couple? If ao, what? Was
there any follow-up?
(ce). What type of ‘requirensrits has LOGINOV
given to the policeman? Are any Americans
_davoived?
(ad). Have any. other Soviets been involved vith 7 wo
this. case? : w .
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(e) - Who st handling him while LOGINOV 34 in the pu ened
USSR. a on vacation (he left Mexico on 16 July3?.
3. As a Se tor diacusaing this. ease you ‘could mention ;
- cgnge we are ‘especially concerned about. LOGINOV because. he: ve
‘specializes in U3- operations, . Ho tried to recruit ‘a chaut fer
the Bubassy and tried to develop a female Foretgn Service
> Officer (t¥us). You might also say he i@ running a sensitive
case into the US (false), Thug many of his: requests to the
_ policeman may be in support of American operstions although
“thia would not necessarily be apparent, Therefore we would
like to koow what be te asking for. Our traces would help
both ourselves and LITEHPO-8, etc,
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: suggest that LITEMPO-8 takp\advantage of LOGINOV's absence from
2 Mexico in the USSR to request elacciones not to give him a
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,, MEMO FROM LEGAL ATTACHE
STATE DEPP DOCLUENT
DATE: 10 JANUARY 1968
“SUBJECT: INSTITUTO DE INTESCAMBIO CULTURAL —
MEYICANO-8USO, MOSELIA (MEXICAN
RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTUPAL EXCHANGE, -
MORELIA) (105-1016 - 1/10/68) —
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AMX CHF note: BIRTHDAY COULD BE EITHER KOLOMYAKOV'a QR MIROSHNIKOV'S, 1
HAVE DIFFERENT DATES OF BIRTH IN JAN 1926 FOR BOTH THOUGH, ‘VEADIMIR KLIMOV
: KORNYUKHIN AND SOLOMATIN WERE A™SQ SCRN 1928 COAY AND MOKTH .
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asics her when did enby ‘cong dack, Last atshts, Voll,. they sro :
cathoring tomorrow evening at tho Enbassy to colobrato /nonconatt
hOth birthday ane thore wilt bo ¢ lot of poonilo
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prosant him with a sift. Lot's maze a collection and bay fin a
and thoy havo to _
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MEKOSANDUM “FOR. Tar ruz
‘SUBIECT: Viste. of. Unidentified Woean to foviet Rabéssy srowde
hanno ears nee
1 LICALLA réported that.at 1203 houre « on tuesday 9. Jenuary 1968, :
en votdentified wonan, described by LICALLA as a "Horthawerican type"
aatered the Soviet Embassy. This woman entered the receiving room. —
and cama out into the courtyard of the Soviet Bsabassy grounds at
1206 houre. While in tha garden (courtyard) oha apoke to Yuriy ©
8. CHERNYSH (13042), Viadislav Sergayavich KORMUSHEIN (P1707)
acd to Viedinir Agaforovich | DOLGOY (P+9774), Froa 1215 bouts
vati{l 1226 hours, when she agein entered. the reception room in the
company of Valentin 8. LOGINOY (P-11712), she spoke in the.
coustyerd to DOLCOY. LICALLA reported that thia unidentified wouaa
departed the Soviet Eubassy at 1252 hours.
2. Attached ‘for Vladiaiz Av DOLGUYS (P9774), file are LICALLA
shotoe of this woman taken with DOLGOV. (FOR WOFIRH USz ONLY).
; fo ae _ Grace #. FARAILANT
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SEGRE
CONTACT REPORT s
_ SUBJECT : LECOZY=5
DATE OF MEETING =: 6. Janaary.1968 ~
1. I met Subjéct at the Koala from 09:15 to 09:50, 2
£15 January to arrange delivery :
of his liquor.
2, Subject gave me the travel info on IVANOV which has-
already been forwarded to San Jose. . .
3, Subject reported that LOGINOV visited hima few days
les. of Vodka, red and ‘black
caviar and a lacquered box. He mentioned that NIXOFOROV and
-KKORMUSHKIN hac had a& car accident. Also that NECHIPORENKO had
arrived but that either he or someone in his. family had been
. 4, LOGINOV used the occasion to renew the old pitch. He .
said that with the celebration of the s0th anniversary every=
body is contributing. What would LICOZY-5 sontribute? Subject
then gave LOGINOY a pair of sun glasses with a built in transistor
radio (as a Christmas gift). LOGINOV said he meant not personal
I athing for the cause, He then asked Subject to
spot a Mexican employee of the american Embassy. Subject
laughed at him. and repeated all the old arguments about, not.
@orking for the Scvs. He told -LOGINOV that, if he wanted to
be friends, then stop bringing ‘up ‘these old requests. . :
Francis J. COIGNE
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5 January 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
SUBJECT : Berta *NAVARRO, Member of Fuersas Armada do
Anérica Latina (FALA)
SOURCE 2 LICOZY=5.
-$nfluence, she was releese:
ciones and is now Sub Direc
the Departamento del D.F.
\ gasking the latter to give
- She still hag to report to the police overy
because she knew that the police would
‘ 1. Source stated that Subject 6 the sister-in-law of.
his old friend Lic. Juan *SALDA who used to be in Rolac=
tor General of Accion Social of
Subject is the sister of SALDARA's
wife, Fernanda and is 24 years old. -
3. <A few weeks ago SALDANA brought Subject to Source
, Subject a job,. Subject told
Source that she had formerly worked at UNAM and had been
arrested io a group which had bowbed the Bolivian. Enbagsy in
Mexico, She was held and interrogated bit because of *
d after 2 wonths witnout charges.
However, the police refused to let her work at UNAM and told
her that they would have to approve any job she undertook, |
3 days, Subject
told Source her story.
check with hia. — ;
, 3. Subject told Source the following about herself and
the PALA: os —_ : ; .
a. The FALA has-76,000 members.
. ®, Her superiors told her that the PCM tipped off
the Mexican authorities about those involved in the
bomb throwing. The PCH did this because terrorisa is
against their line and harns the peacful diffusion of
Commun isn. ‘ es a,
-. @, The FALA works oa the. coll Easis so that each
member knows only a féw péople. However, whe worked
as liaison. between Mexico and Poza Rica and knows nore
‘“menbers there. -Jho FALA monbers: in Poza ‘Rica are Pemsx.
workers. : :
da. The FALA is financed by the Cuban Embassy.
COTM ne pean
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4. Yalentia s, LOGINOY (P-11721) cane into the office
a few days after Subject started work and asked about her :
(she is replacing Hirtam AVILA Katz). Source gave LOGTHOV a
brief resume of the above, - LOGINOV's only comment vag .
“they are nuts," ; OO
-S. There are no traces oa Subject, but toere are several:
cards on SALDANA. - so -. ae
| Francis J. COrGNE
File: _
Orig - 50.9.8 ‘
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Dates adevonboy Zo, 2007
To: =~ ss Ik, Menry -Doarboru
Dopiity Chiof of iiicoion
. br. Vallaco We Stuart 7
_ oe Cousiselor ’ for Political. Affaire
iP Nathan es Fortte. os
Sts INST rruro pe nernhcar10 CULTURAL LEXICANO-NUSO
(UEXICAN-RUSSIAN INSTITUTE OF CULTULUL EX
GUADALAJARA, JALISCO ;
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"Enclosed. aro two nomoranda, dated and captioned: : eS
as abovo, which may be of intorost to yous .
Arny Attache. (Enes.~8) | ee
. Anerican Consulate General, Guadalajara. (Gaes.42 :
> @hrough Counsolor for Consular Affairs)
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COUFIDBUTIAL
Tlesi, GUE os ted _
wources Tal’ ~Ugust 3, 1534
Ueasers of the TICM at Guasalecare held ¢ nicnis for
“wisitess st the. 17 Soviet Culttirel vee at Catpcls, Jalisco, oa
august 3, 1ss¥, lesting Zrom 2:34 2.6. until 1:99 pen. Iloted.
.aucag tue visitors vere the folloving: — Boo. _ "
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VLLDSNIR LilCaz IV ho
3) | srovessor (MDRIFWL LOW2LRD0
SOLNISLEV CHIC. Dow y |
; : (tg Frofessor ‘AOELING LHWSIAS x PO :
oe ae . .Pae II Soviet Cultural wees 2t Guadslsssxa, Jalisco,
} degen on: Lusust tT, 1057, iti a reception at tae ZIIK ozZice
with about 799 persons present. lIotec anone the psrsons present
were. tae Lolloving: SoOuIc SOCCOLMIXOY, 2ORIL MELTIORY, .
Visi DEMIS. £USTEIV, Frofessoz fOSLITTA SEMIS, CRLTICLAV CVCUST,
.STBLLA INDL > and VALSHTIiT GOUGTIOV. o£ cocktsil party was aeld
after tae inauguration cerewudnies, anc many Russinn sad other
Tron Curtain country uagacines vere given vue nublis,
Source: Tol oo, ' fugust 12, issoy
; On the night of /usuct 10, 1527, Russinn jocumentel
type novies vere sno-m to scout. 110 persons at the cocial Security
Tnestre £t Guadelajare.- Taece movies vere. sponsored oy tae
TICK. o, : a. Loe
a wource: THR kugust 21, 1937
og On the nigat of Jugvst 1%, 1657, avout cf personas vere.
entertained oy ERUECTO Y2224G0 anc WiUné COL pleying the violin
and tae oirno, This event ves ovonsored oy tae TiSM. 25 part of
tae Ii woviet Cultural Jee‘,
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@asual contact. Lesuinoy was entering the Fronch Club’as = ws leaving. -
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. Lennis. Logiuinov and I played doubles with two wouen, Everyones seand to |
pornit theuselves to tease Lozuinov about tho enbassy‘s celebration of the
ooth annivercary and about the mmerous requests that evoryond seened to
have nade for gifts and souvenirs fron RussLa. Val has Sivigad up for a tourm.
went of mixed doubles which begins tonorrow, I too have been invited and accepted...
Attitude, Logutnay seened very friendly and anxious to continue our friendship, '
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heavy--sot pérson tho; left when Loguindy approached my wif ond se, Later,
shen dressed, this. person passed by to Say goodbye to Locuinoy, in Russian,
He 1e obviously an eubassy type, - 7 ..
November 12, 196?:. i _—_ capry (Age a C7
Source: Direct, At Frénch Chih, VALE 7
‘ Loguinov played tennis with stil Another sember of his exbissy, We did not /—
} have an Opportubity to talk on the courts, Wo did sea etch other in the showers.
. :. > He showed great intersst in playing soon and said he would call to to arrange
bo the date ani tine.: He joked that I should bring some o° ny friends fron tho ex=.
bassy, all of wion'aro CL, we ould hive an intermi:ilonal toumanest, I told
his that none of ny Crienis playo! tennis, He zisunlers.ood ani thought I said a
that I knew no.one ‘at tiie cabassy—he looked disappointa!. I correstad hin and : gE
Aid that I did inieod: know -ecbassy Peonlo, but that. none played tennis ani that .
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his car wag fn tha ston for rap-irs, Sut atthe eni of the unr roduc tis : .
Recling he «alxed to hig ear parked | oaly half a block away fron the cafe.
E welaed -w: ti him and cou-ented on his earlier TeRALK regarding rep-irs tut... ‘
te Nenied gaying- anything about it. re . _
¥ they week, 2ey Sd dect had not yet seen LURAN Sut said that he planned to attend,
apart al} egedly to be given by iyudaila : (not Sersio's wifes} - ry
f at wnich tim he will atten-t to eisict “info re LUBAIts recent trip. | a . .
Indidentally, Subj. stated that-Sesric? a Loo Rad returned to Gexico 3 or
4 montis afo. (It td bean py Wiersteiding that Sergio | was Stili in
“oscox.) Subject fag not seen eitrer of
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Mexiéa food, ete. at ons point I attedsted to have Nin work
Bat, oh he bagged off, relercing again two his exier:
e s@uiduled a 1099 hour 2 e5f cafe for Hon S :
gust, Sup; ow cisfig to be in goat oradition ansbling wim to teekle ta : :
Pag at thap time, (Perse .alicty I aa not in favor of doing suis sort of :
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Subjects Jinzy CaRORI (?=12,570) _ _
ete of Neat: aug 5 at Continental Reet from 2609 to 2330 brs.
7 i. The meet rae yprearranced and € cene cn tis » The purpore of the. .
ae meet was to debrief S on hie reet with 2 S which took ok plece she pre«
, ' vioue evening and ‘proceed with the filling of the Pil as vell ae to. -
give necessary ope’ {notruction, - The purpore was achieved. -
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appeared to s to he curiova, | Xo Goukt that LCS wae pedéline some Communktt
{aesloricsl tid bite, eepectelly, Pistification of Sov “‘Literrational
policy. triefly, too auch freedom is not rood: Americans and their foreten
“policy is naive; they worry nore atont the vorld Opinion than about
their ant tonal intereet; 22 they teat to de conc this thes consult every=
kody and everything to find out ean eves old Jact tha neby can satisfy
eversbocy; ° vixone teip to Rumania was outright: a provecation aimed at
Sov Vrion, « except, if it was 9 product of navenese. .
3. S vse ren iiy @urpri: ne to near iG civing up so caily: on the =~ ;
matter of the US Im) phone dine. sory, but he was outricat disarpointed
‘when LOG stated that. he nor eng of Sev Unk [°*datele renyés wont to meet :
[rien LAG. Turther, § wés chuke. up then he direcily told that i vas i
Be 7 ty Lé Sov agent aselened to collect inf. about Red China ®-4 Nat Chineee i
oS po liey concerning Sov = Red Chinese ecsfliot frse 6 Suinese Dmb official, |
r alétoush, he 2id not mention it te TEFUALD, it was obvicus thet S°did not
é- . ike at all the idea that. Vig -coney tas sgo!en tet there + ?zention of
" poney richt new, ta, during the pried "3 rill ba Tortiug on rianlag
TaDCe confidence”
Smee tate arnt at renee paver ene»
er Sr rerinded 2 what he told hie At thety peaviews ceet concersing
his lnvelverent wlth the Chinese ans ‘hed thet i? it cae ult elteor then’
whet @ asent Lot Fpelled i¢ ont tr clerr teere, © costented thos he etd : ’
not vant tage te rea TK hefore Pre Yitg ke >, Venovse be =-nted ta e.
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other to appease hile (5) on fear from the cere peat ihility that” soma tning
might co rong and he vould have novnere to turn to. F told him taat
going to TANG OLY in connection sith the matter of publishing the orticle
could do him no harm; denying heving contact with LOG recently ia not
of wanting -to send @ message to © Sov friend and the fact of not eceeiag
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each other during the pact 2 - 3°
neeks means nothing mosde- ~neshsag, be<
eause £ is supposed to de atle to reach a friend; $ cust: ea realy ‘to
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enphasizing that he was thinking carefully about what he told TAC: and oy
he reached ‘the conclusion that that could. cetrize hin in a situation
"he wae never vefore™and, consequently, knoms ao thing about possible. con=_
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ZF. told § *¢ do nothing for the time being and, etpectaily,
to keepaay from trylag t. ascertain the : wees of Nexieane vorkia, ia ote
she chines: Bat, S chould clei. thet Le wee spending his time on trying :
to get the neme of tha next Dresidential cancidote before the Tre cident oo
fends the name cf iho cendtdate to FAI for approval. Further, € can | 7
Loa wae to cet tim an ansver on the
alvays Ye i.ino ore aurry than Le
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meet, S wac flatte..4
nre Jaa ly in Guast.e: "to colebrate tue birthday together’,
In spite of tie reactions concerning the business part of the
Amith LM tevitition to exend a day with ais and
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vruuld it be appropriate if Le ané Sssephine took 6 preeent to ure. LO, .
as for exauple, a pilver orveca or rom nethiug elnilar, F teld hia that
rea. LCL and the tey wae a tox of chocolatte
the ~artnun re could tare for firs.
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volu of RY 4d.< e50 F "ld net imply thet be eculd psy tor
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ve noted tuati read the q.eationaatre 2 2 3
ervey owt te a8 ts pes attention, © a. y reqeerrg. Shes
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give edditionel Info end correct rome of the civea answers.
§. At the end of the neet § etated thet ke did not have hie cer ,
thie evening beceuse Josephine needed 24, 3 told kim that he waa wiil Lag °
_ to pay hin a text, but he Tas not ebdle to give hin a ride. Fis quite
sure that. the ear raich 5 uses ie Jocephines and that it Le oa $! OR, .
dispoeal only’ when she de¢o not need#d. Turther, if © ever wanted to may
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ie 24%0 settlic excusee in an evening with cuch iouey weather as Lt was | °
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fe Tosepuinete ae: ehe is 49. Ac ording to € noboty reuld telleve that ske
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Subject: Jimmy SABORI (P-15830) Report on Hie
Mect with ‘LOGTNOV (Pell, 712) on Aug 4 at Banborne-fan angel
" at 2000 hre.
1. “fhe meet was prearranged and it lasted 2 houre énd°15 minutes.
As in all previoue oases § and LOG met in front of the restaurant. LOG
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2. LOG and § 2 Vodka cocktails, club sandwitch and a beer. L0G
claimed that he had already eaten fomething and § felt a atomach dis-
‘eonfort.
3. . LOG asked & did he finish reading the book (in English) about
Rasputin which he gave him about @ month ago. & answered effirmatively
‘andthey spoke about the book. L0G promised to give & anothor book, witten
aa Britian » titled "SSR 1941-45" or sinilar. LOG wants B to be
familiar with the suffering of Bev people during the wy Il. -
4. _ "hen, LOG asked § whet was the situation with the US Embaesy !
-.Phone Directory. 8 stated that the fictitious girl Patricia showed up |
for few. day and returned to the Stater for family rensone. He brought: |
up tn @ conv with-her the Dirsotery and ehe told him that it wae tichtly '
controled, & left 1% at that point and he told LOC that he would havo —
So «tart working on the pattor from earateh if LCG wented the Directory ;
but 6 would appreoitate LOGe surreations a8 to how to go about tt. LOG H
told B to forges 13 beesuse he knew that the directory wae well controled.
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Ry. CANO. 8 told Die about Ais Beet with T4NG on Aug 1 (See PEKHALDe
raponl Sentees Sepert dated aug 9,'S9), Loe lietened to the etory
without lalerruptiag O14 thea he 4014 €@ thad Re ese not eortain thet
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TANG wae a member of the Ohinese Emb staff here, becauee he did not find
hie name in the diplomatic liet. Further, he told § that he waa doing a
good Job, which he appreciated, but he must be very cautious because the =| ©
Chinese ‘are clever people and extremely suspictous. _
6. “Ta reply to S' question LOG stated that for anyone of then (Sov
Emb offiojal)would ceet with TANG, because that it too dangerous. § qué-
ried what was dangerous about it and LOG etated that there wae always
&@ chance that they (TANG and LOS or another Sov) tight be seen together
and that would bo very bad. 5S went on to tell S that it would be his
Job to develop friendly relations with TANG ot possibly another Chinese
- offietal and slowly obtain from him the info LOG and his embassy needed;
LOG will guide him ae to how to go about it and if they show confidence —
in § he will have it made and Sove (LOG used the expression: WE ) would
pay him very well for that job. £ commented that he had believed that
. what he was doing he did out of personal friendship with G0G and not
for monay. LOG emiled at S' statement ‘and added that in addition to neney
they (Sovs) enable & to travel to £ov Union and heve a vacation on the
Black Sea. a
7. While § wae thinking whether to say something or keep quiet, L0G
told him that the next. time he went to TANG he ehould limit hie conv
‘to the publishing of the article about Net Ohina and if needed % deny
‘that he had any contact with hie Sov friend. (L0G) since he set TANG; §!
job te to win. TANGH confidence and that ia a slow process with the
Ohinese. Then, in answer to LOGB question § stated that there were to
Mexicans ( @ woman and a man ) working et the Chineee Emb. LOC told him
to got their némea anit eddreases. commented that thie waa not sa simple
_ 88 it sounded, because one cannot just. ack & person what wae his name
and address. LOG commented that even this wae a matter which cannot be
‘Yushed; firet get their neces and later obtain the addrosn; .
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8. There wae another thing § should dot find out how pany Chinese
live in Wexico Oity and detereined whichonee were the influentiolone and
asoag the lattorones deteraing which are the goat influential, he ran
etart working on thie by dropping ia a better Chineoe restaurant and
trying to develop ecto aequaintanceay it oan be aseuned that thoce who
geo to reetauronte are people eho have money and thoes whe have Borey ara
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isuallu fafluential. 6 agreed with 100 and oxpested LOG to tell him thet
he would pay for the visiting of Ohinese- restaurants, but LOG kept
wets , .. ;
| 6 haa: fio. Antention to skip the talk about money and he told hia
that the publishing of the article about Bat Ohina may end in @ blind alley
. if TANG doés not supply at least a half a page of advertising. LOG dia
not want that to heppen and he told 6 that he (LOG) would give hin -
” MN 1, 000.= if the printing of the article should be held because of lack
of advertising. S brought to LOGs attention that half of page of advertisi
brings to Pierre (RUDIAN) 1, 500.— pesos. LOG felt that he would pay that
money @s & price of keeping the door open to the Ohinese Emb for §. To
_ put some coating on the pill §-added that he would try to obtain an ady
- or two from. Ohinese restduranta, but he daoubted ‘thet the owners would i
be interested in advertising in a magazine which is far fron being well |
‘known. Just the idea that S conteplated going to Chinese restaurants l
pleased L0G's ear. : |
10. ' Z0G was interested in the status of the Presidential raca and |
6 told him that it narrowed down to four candédates and that all the
indications were in the direction that ECHZVARRIA wae to be the official
PRI candidate. 8 belteved that by Aug 20 he would know the neme of the
; candidate. In reply to LOG''s question S stated that the candidate will
_be publically ' known Sept. 15-20, | :
ll. LOG wanted to give more time to be positive of the name of the
Presidential candidate and he decided that their next (buainess ) neat would |
be on Aug 25 at the same rime and place. 106 inmediately added that he
- did not forget that 9 birthday wae on Aug 15 and that he believed that
it would be the beat 1f they calebrated together in Ouautla on Baa Aug 16.
LOG added that on that day hie wife and son would be with him in Cuautla |
end § should bring along Jovephine; Log will bring a bottle of *Russien® |
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' Jisephine and a bottleot ( F does not remember shat ) for & plue the
book he previously mentioned. LOG added some more description about
what a wonderful day they would have together. They are to meet in
Cusutla about. 1050 bre at the "ksnoe®. LOO will be thera without fail
hecauge he will piex up hie aon whe ib now. Sttending the Ruesian Sehool® a
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in Cuernavaeay the son speake only Ruertan and Bnglich and L0¢ is looking
forward to the fact thet hie ron will de obliged to epeak english all
. day; LOGs wife speaks ‘a little Spanieh and there will be no problem for
her ead Josephine. to. underetasd each other. S promised to be there,
12. Leet moment aesignnent for Ss LOC hold an info that TANG epeake
Ruesien, If S succeada to verify thie. fact LOG would. Like to kaow where
did TANG leara Russian.
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2. Date rad ete of Geatack:d Aug 6o at xestaurant Parque ° =
4. Date and site of next neeting: Subject will call--see below: — SF, noe
‘S. Administrative (salaries, ‘ecountings, ete.)
“Subject. mentioned near the close of the meeting that he owed me . Lot :
~ $600 (US) for the TV set Which CGIGNE had obtained for him, ‘I said - °*. i
that I thought this was a gift but Subject said no, he insisted on _. a :
. paying for it and would do so shortly, Meanwhile, a part has burned i :
_out and he can not obtain a replacement in Mexico because this wo e ee
particular model is not made in Mexico. He will call in with the a 3
details and I will try to get it for him. . oe
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Subject kac been in Evrore and Israel fcr several weeks since |
our last meeting. Nothing of particular. interest developed on this
trip.
‘Before he left, “Subject was invited by NECHIPCRENEU (p-7442) to - :
celebrate the latter's. birthday (which happens to be 4 Jury). Subject
tried to beg off but: NECHIPORENKO refused to take no for an answer -
- and actuaily came to Subject's apartment with KOS TIKOV to bring |
Subject to NECHIPORENKO’s apartnent. Since NECHISORSNEN's wife was
away, three girls fron the Pianitsky Chorus were awaiving che itarce .
men, Considgerable drinking was done and Subject said it was abvious f : : ®
why they had asked him since the third girl needed a partner, Her namo -— . : _
was Nina BUCHAROVA. Subject said that all of the girls were quite
attractive and "available for anything.” Subject said that he under- |
stood that most of the girls in the Chorus fit this category and ‘that
they would simply wait until their housemother was asleep before |
going out and getting some action, ;
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8. Security: ° . (see attached sheet)
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9, Hiaceliarext:
Subject solved a mystery Of where OLSTRTNER waa during bis recent
visit. SuDgeet bad neat GESTETNER at the airport and had gine}! and.
dived his faniiy dardnag woat of the Cime that GESTUTIER vad here. Xo
egnder GITETNLR had ao tine for LIE TYe 5 OF anybody | else, | _
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Ubdject believes. that NECHIPORENKO is very intelligent, He speaks
the best Spanish of any of the Soviets known to Subject and due to
this facility as. well “as his looks, can pass for a Mexican, Subject
believes that NicHIBORENKO was given the task of cultivating and
attemetirg to re-recruite him after LOGINOY failed. Subject had
Some doteresting comments about LOGINOV (P-11,712) which seem to
Jive wits ctbher comments which have been nade about him. LOGINOV
oo had apparently originally beea given the task of re-recruit ing
Subject. When he failed, he felt rebuffed nnd has since been very
cool towards Subject. ‘Subject believes that LOGINOV either has or:
. thinks he has-been given bad marks by his superiors for having
failed with Subject. =LOGINOV is probably jealous or NECHIPORENKO who
“has at least managed to retain Subject's friendship, Subject says
hat “LOGINOV is not dumb and that he uses his good looks to great
Advantage particularly with Women, oo
Subject has recently had some dealings with IVANOV. (P-1612) who
_48 furious for the following reason: Formerly Soviets leaving Mexico
Wolild take KLM or Sabena to Europe where they would pick up Aeroflot
the following day. KLM and Sabena would pay overnight hotel costs,
- Now, however, the Soviets are picking up Aeroflot in New York.
Because of Scheduling, however, they still must spend at least one
night in New York. Thé airlines will not pay this and IVANOV wanted
Subject to cover it, Subject refused. for the very sound reason that
it did not make sénse for hin to pay $20 for selling a $127 ticket -
) OS from. which his’ profit was only $9. IVANOV became furious and Subject
-* ¥lelded' by agreeing to pay for -IVANOV's accommodations and he said he
would do it for those: becoming as friendly, such as NECHIPORENKO, but
he would not do it as a general rule, While Subject was away, .
however, his wife went overboard aud got IVANOV four rooms~-(for two
people). Now Subject is furious, ; :
. On 31 July Subject was visited by PRIKHODKO (P-2270) who came ,
in carrying a. scopy of Pravda or Izvestiya. Subject quoted the old rn
Saw, _"There is no truth in. Pravda and oo news in Izvestiyz," ana -
PRIKHODKO got mad claiming Subject was neting very unfriendly by
making anti-Soviet propaganda. PRIKHODKO was very serious. This is
_° Probably as good and as acctrate a thumbnail Sketch on PRIKHODKO that
we are“likely to get.’ PRIKHODKO, who s2id that he was leaving in
Septepber, had visited Subject to find out what Subject knew about
" & congress of Jewish intellectuals which is. to be held in mid-September ;
--- in Bogota to discuss th :
e Jewish problem ‘n the Soviet Union, 'PRiKHODKO
‘wanted to know whe was going from Mexico, Subject told PRIKHODKO that
he had not heard 3f the coagress but world check into it. He die check
with someonw at the Israeliac Enbassy ure was bor:itied to learn
that word had gotten our since at thi; time knowledge of the congress
is confidential. Subject told me that he would tell PRIKHODKO that
he had been unable to lesrn anything, reasoning that to te}] hin about
it would get him involved with further requirements and would te working .
against the best interests of the Jews, JY told Subject that 1. :
agreed completely,
Subject said that the Sputnik Group which was due in June never
did get Mexican visas aad their triphos been cancelled, On the other
band, a delegation of about a dozen Soviets is due ia Augus! for a
Congress of eye, ear, hose, and throat spectalists, and still another
group of a dozen is due in Septomber for a congress of soll mechanics,
Since these are official delegates as opposed to tho sputatk group who
were tourists, they will have no troubdlo getting Mexican visas.
: “Subject himself will be- going to Budapost from 1 to 7 Noveaber
for tho TICA congress, Subject is world ctatman of thig group which
apparently ig the International Convention Organization, . .
Subject ‘haa received egeveral lotters fron the Sputnik translator
ae meet on his recent trip to tne Sovtet Ualon, She had received the
dictionary that he had sent jer freq Rose ant tne art books By had
Beat her froa Mextco but not a pate Of glasses he had ment ber by KLM,
Subject Gill look tate this, Be 18. sbrioualy quite fond af this
girl aad appeared to be seeking ny reascuraace that ahe was vat a
BGA provocation, To repeated that P had said before shieh ta that
the possibility ae ds should be vangidcoped put that uader the
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Subjects, Jimmy SABORI . (P=15,830)
Tate of Meet: August 1 at Heetaurent INN Le Olud and Bonaparte Bar
: from 2000 to 2340 bre. .
1. The meet was prearranged and $ came on time, The main purpose
of the meet wae to have-f112 the PAQ on LOGINOV (P-11,712), which wae
‘accomplished to a satisfactory degree, t.e. 26 pages out of 53. Purther,
FERNALD wented to chéck what S has done or prepared for his next meet
with LCG whieh t@ écheduled for Konday Aug 4 at 2009 hre ( this will be.
‘sovered in the following paras).
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2. on Friday Aug 1 at 1400 bra 3 celled on OuINaHS Tin TARG, Minieter
Ooungeleb of the Nat Chinese Emb at his office. The purpose of the
Next ndet: Tuesday August 5 at the Res taurant-Bar Gontinetal
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call was to explain that the magazine La Mision goes to press the latest:
on the 18th of the month and it was too late to have anything published
on Nat. Obina. In Aoeordance with the instruction § received from Pierre
RUDIAN, 8 told TANG thet in publiehing such articles the magazine writes
then aogopding wt the wishes of the embasey.of the country about which
they are written. Becausa embageies pay only the subscription, they .
usually Bee to it that at least a half of page of advertieing je in-
eluded in the sane lesue. f
Se RANG oxpreased understanding for such @ practice end stated that
ha wae intereated in novPHBI aR ast icre on the Kepublic of Ohina and
‘probably one on OhiansLax-Shek aod that he would see to it that a propor
enount of ada be purchased.
‘he TANG went oa to ask which eabsasies are subscribers of the
magasine and which use it for publishing articles. § stated that preetical-|
ly all oubaseiee ere subscribers and almost all of them had their erticlea
published at one tise or tie other, TANG, ‘Bpparently, wes not satisfied i
with thie enewer and he asked point liz blane waa the Gov Embseey a eud=— |
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_ official of the Sov Embarsy. TANG eommented that thie was. unesual, “decause
Sovs maké- frends with nobody. § etated again that he hed no other way
of callings hie relation with the. Sov officiel than.a perronal frienéship. |
In reply to TANGY question: § -etated that he prefered not to mention the ,
nase of his Sov friend and. TANG asked what position did 88 Sov friend |
: have. & replied that as fer as he knew the Sov official wae quite high up.
oo) | (te). TANG continued his questioning: what was the nature of 8 relation-
ehip with the Sov, waa it a bisiness type relationship; how often dad they
see each other; where ded they meat. S stated that he never traneacted |
any business, with the Sov and they meet about twice a month for a dinner
or luneh in varioua resteurante. § added that the Sov plays tennia every
week~end and that he (£) sometime goes to wateh hin playing (Note: the
latter statement ie not true). TANG asked did 8 play tennia and he an-
awered negatively. . .
6. At thie point 8 asked wae he interested in teeting his Sov friend
end TANG stated that be was, Then, 8 asked %etd TANG whet should he say
to his Sov friend. TANG commented that thie was a good question and he
told S that he would think about it. Consequently, he asked 8 could he
‘pass by on Monday or Tuesday (Aug 4 or 5 ) and 8 said he would.
Te ' In reply to Fe Question 8 stated that he intended to tell L0G
exactly what tranpired - ‘oa hie weet with TANG and that he planned |
visiting TANG oa: Monaday bo that he would be able to tell LOO did TAND
decide to meet 106. _
A. _ #F ‘told $8 that he was coing too far in pleasing LOG and. was
getting in a deeper and deeper mesa by setting involved with the Nat
| Chineses it. was obvious from the attitued of Kr. TANG that he read him
“through and wae taking his time to find could he benifit. something out
i of the whole scheme. Therefore, S shoald aleo take it eaey and not
| rush to see TANG on Monday, i.¢. before esceing LOG; further, he should
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eeeting with LO often. ;
9. & felt that LOG would press for a mact wath § sa soon ae possible
onee he got fo Know that TANG had opened the posriblity of wanting to
| Beet with LOG. P considered thie to bo poerible and iepressed on 8 that
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“and he would go bome without any ecney, RPA:
it wae up to him to etall. .
10. At thin point § arked PF would we help dim out if he got in troubles)
on aocount of hie aeasceiation with LOG. P replied that he was trying to
inatruct ‘him how to keep out of troubles and it appeared that 5 did not
care much about what F was telling him. © reacted quite etrongly to Fe
statement by eaying that F waa wrong, or at least i{neorrectly interpreted
9 attitude: ae far ‘ae he (§) ie concerned tm he is willing to discontinue
meeting with L0G immediately, if we tell him to do eo. P answered that
if we wanted him to drop LOG we would had told him to de it, Nevertheless,
S as an Amerioan 4a certainly aware of the fact that ‘the US Service and,
consequently, the US eacurity is getting nothing out of ¥ collabvoratton
with LOG; in view of the fact that L0G will remain here only about 2 mdthe
more we felt 1t would be the beat to leave the matter take its normal
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cogxee and find its natural endy we were and continue to be interested
in keeping/But of trouble, but to achieve this the most important thing
was that he carry out our instruction as he received ity we badly need °
that 3 fullbeartedly comply with our inetruotiony if §’ aasociation
with the XGB (sie) continues after the departure of LOG wo would probably
count on nis sincerety and complete complying with every inetruction he
pay. receive from us. § stated that it wes olear to hin that he could
not count om any help. from us if he got himself in trouble by acting
12. Ae the working part of the meet ended about 1040 hre $ stated
that he wea broke and did not anticipate to be in & better finanolal
the. 8 turned thie theme one way and the
other unté1 he came out with the requort for about 50.- Dollare. P answered
that he would look into the matter end we left the INy Le Olub and
hat the meet would trdk up
w@ complained that the place
& the food was lousy (true)
( she Ii) wae good for writing purpovea bu .
e not broke he would hed
and no'érinks were served and that if he va
invited P to a brandy. P reacted by offering a brandy. Oree at the bar
8 wekod P could he give hia poms money thie ovoning. P felt it would
Lled sore and he gave 8 XUSC0.< ond obtained
aerve no purpose if be otal
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Subject: LISACSH-1 (74295) ‘
Sate of Mest vuly 70 at Tertaurant Pirence at 1620
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bs . al Preerrenced meet to chien i-1 ceme 10 min early, The meet
. lasted 2 houre and 30 min. . : .
eee Next meet; Nednesday Aue 6 at the eemée place et 1530 bre, ae
7-2. L-l came to this meet ‘in much better ehape than he wae laet tine ae ete
in epite of the fect thet he complained of being tired. “Ne wanted to :
. eat sonetiing, but he Ald aot feel kes heving a full meal. Ye had 4 drinks
oe ( Rum anz rita). sO
- 3 L-l hended me a peraonallty: sketch wh.ch he prepared on DROVE
a ‘ which ie not moh by itself, but it could be useful for pareerstety
fog) «Gtseesueat of B, -1, _ : _- ‘ \yhe:
ee, I qudetiones 22 much as I van able without tipping my hand, iG
"Bout his virit to the Cov Ent on July 9. 2 detented no indieetion of
‘ deception ner “{thholding of info on hie eide,
5... In the aourne of debriefing t-1 on hie rent wlth LOC Io nede oy
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conmenta and gave hid noeesrary inetraction, which are evvereg in the
. folloving ,arac. poe ; Fe
| 6. fe L-l mentioned Lecs questioning about Livvab-2 +e innediately
; os pointe’ out thet the ~hole thing made no feqre to hin after LCGs repeated
: etavenente ot the lart meet that ue dae not interested in LiIOshel, T told
Tel that it made little rense to me, except, if LCS wiited ca eecertain a
‘was Lel celling him the truth. Ten I acded that z riched Lio “L-1 hed!
made sone statezent hich J-L could relay to LO to eee whet mould be.
hie rerction. lel cotuented that once ta the past he ‘old Loo ‘rat . i
LIC AL-2 told hin that e ured to knot a Sov ciplomet here whoa ne cous
sidered +. be ile friend ani var ilcappointed hea she Cov diplosat tried
to reamiit hic, becruse L¢ ware obviois thet the friendshiy vas a bretence, + :
“es 2°) tsatd thie he laughed and caid thet thie ~e: cue of aut old
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tale fact and would eppreciate Thother it in contained ia the files)
Te With regard to Victor I, FANCE P. (er X) there i= little to
caré iad the follorire whones printed; 44 T7-il: 46-15-78 and on the
bach wae mriteen 32-09-95. IT en not inclined to take at the face value
LOG's staternent that he knew ne thing about Rancs, espectaily, in view
of the fact that nae £ oucht to be attending the LICH for ®ome time to
be ‘able to speak sone “Ruesian and preunced tell. il te willing to
make the trenela tion ANOS vanta it he finde no ditticulty in. handling
‘the termtinolocy.
8 ...* LCGs reaction on t08" plen to rho the fov film at the
cP cénter at Versailles Sppearn to be interesting. ;
j.0 bel wae acain puze led with L0G's hints that L~l should do romething
eee
for the Socieliet cause genuinely ciclikes the idea of setting involve?
in the ESB work. T told him that I also did not want him to wet Invuived
in apying for <GR but i aid not want him to ve cast acide by Sov vil lciale;
there vill be things IL-1 can do to show the geod will 9nd wiiat he dees
Gru amount to nothing ae 1s the care ritn: the “sewing of the Sov finm: :
10. Ac-ording to Lel, LCS never before revealed hie political | Gy
way of thinking ar mich an he dig in hie staterents os neemning tre
exceesive fresdor in the USER end other Socialist countrier, i
li. ia anever to ny qguection L-2 st tated thet he broucht up the
auestie:. ve not being invited by LCG. to his apt, beceuce on the previous
weet. I asxed hin vhether he wae ever in LCSP Gouss, Thies corrects and
I ecked 3-1 thir question having in ried the tilline cat of tae FAQ,
IT sav id Laie arenda under Aug § Lose address flur 1200 rhre, 7 told
that if be io received ty Ilse as a friend that it-cill he aecersary ‘tuat
he (2-1) give @ erevAll dinzer for Lem at hia plece. Ar a natter of fact j
an} his wife chick .
befcre breaking up the evening Lel1 eh could arr 590
tete in S-pt they sould be éble to cone to Lette Lore; ne TELL add thet
he would soprectate Lf LOR bro ont along one cr two Fov coupler. Tf Lee
pere who elea rould be thers fel vill etate ke 224 ast nar nevirs gagone
elre, but if Lic wicker eo he ree willing ‘\t invite anyore LCG turceele2,
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vuly Si, 1969.
Subject LEBAQOH=1 (P-4805) - LOGINOV (en, ne) Neet .
% * Seotaurant Fonda del Retiro oa duty 28 at + 1500 bre
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4 min before LOG. The maet lasted about 90 minutes. -
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2. No cocktails were taken before the meal and with the meal beer
was drank. LOG lead off with questions concerning Lele family, health,
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concerning LIOVAL-1; was Lel giving his clasees regularly; was LIOVAL~1
asking L=1 questions about the USSR or Sov offieiale; did LIOVAL-1 make
\ any statements which would ahow "how he breates pol Litdoally"(eio). Lel
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gave routine answer pointing out that LICVALel does not hesitate to epeak
about his family matters and work, but bs never seks questions of any ° '
kind; be takee his languece classes regularly { there were 10 statements
ooncerning political matters,
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4. Iel told Loc that July 24 or 25 @ young man Victor 1 RAOS
called on him in the evening at home and told him that he needed a trane—
lation of about 20 pages of Russian text into to Spanish ard that he
‘was sent by LOG and he asked tim who was the person. LOG stated that he
did not know. the person and since it was a matter of tranalation te (L0G)
sent him to L-l hoping that he may earn some money by making the translation
Il asked LOG did he know that RANOS spoke come Rusedan which he learned
‘at the IIORH. LOG stated that he wea not aware of that feet. Lel will
make the traslation if he can handle the terainokoty dealing with economy.
5. Lel told L0G thet he spoke to ¥, MUNOZ about the Sov film and
that MUHOZ wae pleased with the offer. Me to the fact that MUNOS fe
presently undergoing Q& treateent he waa not adle to sake arrangementa
for showing: of the fila. In reply to LOG's question Ll stated that
HUNOZ wanted to show the fila in the Commniat Perty Centro (eio) at
YavessIIw
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talk with MUNOZ. DP
6.7 Ieml told xiat LOG: that quite recently he saw in the press Bone=
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Verssillee, LOG exclaimed that for deavens sake he did not anything like
that; be wanted this to be entirely on private and personal banrie without
political elements involved; to ehow the film at Versailles would be
stupid, it would just enable the imperialiste to blast in the. papers
that the Sova were ‘gotting involved in internal political matters of
Kexicoy in view of the ooming Presidential eleotions this could be. ‘blown
up into a ecandal. L-l remarked that he “paw no difference in showing the
film in the OPCentro or in the. ‘entro Asturiano ae LOG wanted originally.
LOG explained at length the: difference and I~l promised to have another
thing written to the effeot that there are presently in the USER 4 types
of datention ( concentration }) camps and he wondered whether that was
an indication that the freedom in the USSH wae being trimmed again. LOG
stated that "thie was pure imperialist propaganda". He went on tu say -
that in the USSR the cafes are full of people and that one oan hear them
even oritisiging the government. He added that in his opinion there. ia
If Stalin was alive it could not happen that while the people in America
are openly proteating against the war in Vietnam and againat imperialien
‘a Socialist country as Ozecho rizes its people in favor of Amertoan and
Weet Gernam enpirjalion. "Too much freedom in the USSR resulte with still
more freedom in other Socialist countries: this is no longer freedom, it.
tea shameful detraial of Socialism; I hope that it will de realised soon
that Stalin waa right*, éaid LO, ; ;
7. “At thie point LOG worked in a hint to lel that he should do ;
something for the Socialist caure. Iml sounded his old tune eaying that
he eaw nothing he could do end added that now when L0G opened him the
door to the American Intelligence Service through Victor RAXOS (actually
working for fhe Zconomiet Inteliiyence Unit, S.A., Reforma 116 = 802 B)
- he would find out vould they pay him well and if they would he would
' work for them, because anywey the Sove never gave hin any thing. Vhen LO
. asked him what the hell he was speaking about, L-l stated that he wae .
ke joking and LOG eormented that IL-1 hed never done anything to help
the Sov effort end consequently, they were not able to pay him anything.
ata and afaad that he (T0681
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too much (dems siade mucho) freedon in the USER and other Socialist countries
ne nee time meinen ata
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hover invited his to his s houre, while at the tine he had met BROVKIN
he was invited to Bb house after they met the second of third time.
LOG told Lel he had no: intention of keeping L-1 away from his house,
id a hin to know that einoe the time BROVEIN wae here certsin.
‘Ghanged:. previously the Sov. Embasey waa paying the rent ufor
the. epte ef their wofficiele and now the officials have to pay the rent
from treir salary. Oonrequently, LOG lives in a emall,modest apt and: he -
dcea not feel that it ia. adequate for receiving people. IL-l commented .
that LOGe etatenent made him feel bad because he believed that they were
friends and that formalities were not noceesary among them. Loe counter=
acted tas by saying that -Iel and his wife were invited to hia apt on
Yed July 30, but he did not want L-l to be surprised to see in what kind...
of apt a Sov Aipl officials was living. I-l thanked for the invitation
and etated that it was impossible to him to come before 2030 hre on Ved
because he had late classes. LOG felt that 2050 was rather late and they
agreed that we Ie] and hie wife would come to L0Ge for dinner on Friday .
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Subjects Zheny Sarg (7-184679)_ | J
Rate of Guly 22 at the Raffaello from 290 te 2725 hourr. .
the one cehediled for the prevsioue
norning of duly 22 -
there. Ia:
1. Shis meet tee neld in Meu of
evening to which € did rot come. In the course of the
fotried to reach § ty psone at hiv office but he ¢id not come
proned to our office and left the merrace to cell tin
the afternoon he
hore. I called ehout 1625 when I returned from anotier ope meet, tat S-
vee not in. Joreptine told me thot he .rould be beck ia 39 aiauter, “nen
ZT ecplled at 1709 ure Josephine told me thet § ealled froa out 898 told
thet I should eall phous: IAD : ars
A¢ 1315 hra ea wid ensvered tae plone and told that £ wee outs but roul3
return home soon. At 1900 hre the iid geve me the cae anever, At 1930
hrs Josepaine enszered and posecd the Phone to S$. Fe arranged this meet.
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her thet te wer goins to tie airport ead
next aeet: Let the Chez ie Siub 9% 2000 bre. oo
€ did net go throusch muuch of trousle to explain tne reason
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he did not cone to the meet the previous day. Ne sald that ke did not
write in hie notebsok the tine of the aeet and he went to the Reffeelio
in the evening he vent to
at 1490 hre just te see whetuer I vee there; in
movies vith Jorephine Veecaure, anyway ne vas nat sure when ™e Tere cup~
posed to meet. IT listened to ile exnianation without connent.
firet topic. S spoka about
3. te inevitably, She cicon lending wae the
Lanlias chied
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pore itle Tioc 6 2
wae no Ash owbont oc Stsenottonal uereriztion ef och
feat carried to the atatecent about LOSE conv-ratulationes, Tt Le aleo
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that S$ cet sith 267 on roa evening (duly 21), f,e. at the tine S was
supposed to meet with se end he did act heve the gute to tell me thot:
he left re raiting one he went to meet vith Lot, ° ,
4. I rent to the delrinfing of © on hie meet rith LO%. roet of the
aepects of that meet ere self explenatory. Nevertheless, there ara new
inter-sting factor concerning §' future meete with LO. It may be noted
that S requested lees frequent neet on tasis of sugresti ion i nefe to
hie suring the brief neet of July 18, Another factor is the retsling of
dis moneys om, . ; De, : sae ere ¢
5. There are facts rhich are aetve. and. contredictory as for ae
LOG is concerned. [7G will rork out a plan mhieh isto provide recyrlty
reorel meets o en one hand and on the other he invited £ to
o their per
cote to the Prench Clut..... LOC ¢id not appear a serious operator if
he felt thet © wae avle to lead TAIG in conve abouts cilitary strength of
Red China. oT a
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6, The previously heralded friendenip ketreen LOT and # toile |.
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r Arar ves Just a little hetter then nothing. (Till. prepare a separate :
Attachzent}.
7. , AS the attachnent 21 shove I diseursed in datail the queetion <
of gt phone ealle to Ios on wuly 10. ; i
8. °° I elso shored ta £ 1G pares of the TSI snd he felt cenfident vo _
be able to ensver then ant elotlarones, +in ats the regtecrant & fecteaite. a
does not lend ifeel? te tle exsersire of acing any criticg there. There-
fore ve erreel te testo cn ines 2 mataly fort gs opumiera ef TLating ons
Whe Te
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meaning the ITj. Fo tela bin that I r Zz
couptiins te Moet reajeet, Ts ca dt legvel aris the question bnétreatly
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, i a we JS ateted rkthout hesli retion thet he phoued to Let oa duly 1¢,
- 4.0. the day their neet tock place.
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oS believes trat he nade hie fiset phone call text: _khe’ one,
y. oe recorded hy LIENyov) atout 1100 irs, te wea told to cell in an four.
i : ri and he DID SAIL more or lees an tour later, Then, he was told thet
! ; Kae LO% wee etill huey and that he should call in 7O minutes. 5 natbep ag
r her ele ve “is TOLD and efter quite tit of walting IfG cane to the PLONE. .
oP & Son sequently, J& made TSEEZ calle to the sane phone munher,
of als, 3. 221 THREE calls whieh g& nade vere eancvered hy the ase male
| 2: ay voice, There vae no indication thet the male anevering the phone reovonived
gs dS voice in ény of hie tro back calls. | ; ;
S 4. Jf recalls that when he nade hie second call and eteted that :
* 4t was "VYlacicir calling" the operator underateod that "csliing" vas the
cecond nance and he asked ¢$ shonto epell it, which required sume explain-
ing. | : £
a , 5. oS ir positive that at no tine! duricg hic 3 calls he mentioned
m any kind of second nere, cd.
e 6. Snelisn cae sroken at tre req ort of the operator. “oe
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we . July 24, 1969
Subject: Jimny "SABORI (Pe13,830) Rayory on
Keet with LOGINOV (Pll, 712 yon July 18 at SEPe-Paris
1. The meet was prearranged and. it laeted about two hours. The pres
viously used. ‘procedure wae followed; S and LOG met in front of the re~
etaurant and they entered it together. ‘Ae usually, LOG was sharp in ap=-
“pearing akon the spot.
THZIR NEXT MEET: On Aug 4 at Samborns Tnourgentes-Teequena at
2000 hra.
2. gouree of th of the Neet,
- LOG aeked § why he did not come *to play tennis with him” at
the French Olut on July 12. § explained that he was not feeling well
and that he did not recover completely from the flu whidh he had all
week. 8 edded that. only for the reason of keeping the word given to a
friend: (L0G) he came to thie meet. Nice worde by LOG who concluded that
he brought 8 2 ‘bottles of Votks which. can be used as " a medioine® for
olde and similar disconforte. Be,
3. Ags 1% could be expected after such an ‘opening of the neot L0G
wae interested was 8 able to gcoomplish something for him. 8 told him that
‘he had done what he promised and gave LOG the written report which L0G
road. When he ‘finiened the reading LOG remarked that 8 did not eign the
report, Uhen 8 eaid that he was willing to do it right there, 100 said
that it wae not necessary and that he was only joking.
4... | LOG spent considerable amount of time in questioning 8 about
the reasona, consequences which: the cancelletion of PEXEX contract(e)
with eome US 011 companies. At certain. point the questions laoked ciarity
and 8 eexed LOG point blane what wae he driving at. LOO stated that 6
should realize that the w8SR is the second largest producer of of] in
the world (eto) and that he wae interested tn finding out war it possible
for-the USER to atep in where the Americans kicked out (aie). 8 told LOO
that it wae 4iffioult to go sore wrong than LOG woo in hie thinking;
‘beceune if Moxieaae tek 414 not want Acerteana tavolved {a their ofl
Buelasas 1% wae positively certain that they wanted no foreigner, re=
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3. LOG commented that the USSR wae very much interested in ptablish=
ing etrong eoonostio interchange, especially trado, with Mexieo an
not finding the right atmosptere ner proper respouge in Mexico. Ye asked
8 what, in hie opinion,. sould or should be done to overcome this situation.
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8S anewered that ne beldeved that the Bova ought. to change their mentality
if they wanted to trade with Xexico, naimly, in the field of trade they
should forget about Socialism and adapt the OCapitalietin mentality: to
trade with Mexico S@va would have to establish industrial plante here
and to do it Xexicens must have 51 per. cent share in each case, which
meane the controling atcoky in reality this does not mean that Nextoang
would invest 51 per ‘ent of the VOLUGs +e sees
6. LOG went to the other item of the written report and he asked .
8 how he went sbout in contacting Ohin-Usten TANG, counselor of the
Nat Chinese ZBmb. § told hin about posing as a reporter for the ‘nagagine
La Siesion and goirg there. on reocommendation of Pierre RUDIAN ( fee
. FERNALD's previous ‘contact report). 8 added that in tha Sept iseue of the’
magazine there would be an article dealing with Hat China and the
Poiking ~ Moecow ooflict and if needed another arteicle on Ohing-Kai Shek
would be published. LOG told S that he was pleaeed with the manner in
whioh: 8 handled the task he gave him. LOG did not disoues the contents
of thie part of §3 report and he questioned 8 about CRTANG: he wanted
to know wae 8 is 8 position to keep this acquaintance alive and aevelop
41@ in to a eort of friendly infornal. relationehips he (L0G) knew TANG from
some formal diplematio gatherings and he liked the person. § believed that
he wae able to keep alive the established acquaintance and wae not able
to guese as” to tew far be would be able to develop it. LOG suggested
. that 8 do not allow too moh time to pase until hie next vieit te TANG.
6 said that he eould call on TANG on Pri July 25 to explain him that
he did not aucceed in getting the artiole in the Aug ieseue of the naragine
and will publich 4% in Sopt iseus; at the sane tise S will make it known
that ho wee interested in gotting the aatesial for an article on Ohiang-kal
fhegk which should keep the doora open for another vieit.... § was in
hie element when ke wae decoribing thie and LOG wae not finding enough .
wom to praize § and et the sane time to encourage hia to sll he casa
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to bring his relationship with TANG to a point that LOG could meet TANG
ina friendly unofficial manner. LOG concluded that for such a job ha
- Was willing to pay 8 in terme of thousands of Dollars, After the dust
of verbage settled LOG..told 8 that he ehould try to feel cut TANG was
he willing to speak about the military stregth of Hed Ohina. LOG ex«
plained to § that propently, the Sove were completely in dark ae to the
" wilitery atrength and operational organisation of the Red Chinese arty;
' . they have no way of acquiring the info because even if they had friends
“in Red China none of them dared to maintain contaot with Sov officiala
. hor officials of other Socialist countries which ere known to be on the
Bov side; Nat China hag many spies in Red Ohina and they are well -infced
: on all aspeots of developments in Red Ohinar it fe possible that TANG
would be willing to rake arrangenents “with hie government for exchange
of info, eepsalally, military info between the USSR and the “ep. of Ohina
and: this would ba beneficiary to the USSR and the USA. LOG went on to
tell 6 that he should think in terma of using RUDIAN for getting. to
meet TANG out of hie embassy: be that a party or whatever aight be i
needed, the expenses will taken care of by L0G, becauee money is no:
, problem.
qT. Then, LOG atated that 8 should arrange something to enable | bog
to meet RUDIAN in a enall, family type, otrole. § was cought by surprise
“and told LCG that he told him that he and RUDIAH were quite often seeing
_ ach other. LOG stated that he knew RUDIAN well and was in say instances
with RUDIAN at ‘receptions and otner formal sooial functions, but he never
had an oportunity to be with RUDIAN in friendly and unformal ciroumstances.
8 commented that the only problem he found. in trying to make such. an:
arrangement was in the fact that RUDIAN often, sometime even twice in a
, week, drops in to ses 8 at his (Josephina's) apt but he never announoes
hia visite in edvance’ more. then an hour or two before he cones, ' ,
8, L0G asked 8 what happened to the US Emb phone directory; ‘aid the
girl (friend of 3) return. 8 anewored that he did not have the slightest
idea what was going on, *beosuse in his condition (of health) he did: even |
go to chock dia the girl return”, :
9» | LOG was proposing that they meet in the course of the next week
bus 8 told hia that he fel% that they were neeting too often and in View
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out epot checks on hing if he was to be seen by the Cebdernacion or Security
| agente in company of LOG it ie prety certain thst they would take hia _
-——tn-and interrogate him; he thinks that thie oan be avoided if they do not ;
| . 8ee each other 80 often. | so .
| 1.” Lee agreed with S* reasoning and added that he himself realised
that they were getting together too often and he alao cannot be 100 per
cent sure that he is not tailed sore-time, Therefore, he will out a plan |
by which they will be able to see each other whenever it ia needed and |
j will limit their. regular personal meets to twice per conth. He went on
2 tell 8 that he ‘would pick up an aprepriate spot on which 8 will place |
" @ chalk eign wher he needs to se LOG urgently; LOG will paes by the place |
every morning and if he see the sign he will erase it which will assure
1 8 that ho und: retood his request and they would then meet the same evening
! at a placa (restaurant) whioh they would select only for this purposes.
B06 concluded by stating that this was the general idea and that he would
work out the detaile which he will explain. to 8 on their next neat. which
» they would hold in two weeke, i.e. sugust 4. :
ll. 3 commented that.the plan looked good and if LOG was sure that
-1t would work then there was no need for them to meet wore than one a
month. LOG etated that 2 meets per month were needed in spite of the
fact that. he was positive that his system was dependable. -
12... 8 told LOG that he did not spend any of the MH 400.- he gave
hia for the purpose of establishing contact with an official of the
Bat Ohinese 3mb and. consequently wanted to return the money. L0G told
him to keep it for himeelf and that he would give him money, as much ae
-needed, if he had an. oportunity to entertaia TANG.
“13. Rhere was ‘Bome ynconsequential talk and LOG told 8 to coge
to the French Oiub any Saturday and that he would teach him to play
tennis. LOG explained that he war going to the club every Saturday
about 1000 hre: & will be allowed to enter if he saya that LOG was
waiting for him. a :
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at 1500 bre.
1. ' @ae meet wer arranged by phoae. Cn duly-17 € proned te our office
ang raquerted taat | BPIRNALD ring. him up the next cooning. after numerous
fruitless a ttenpte P finally reached S et hir house &¢ 1730. hre. S$ told
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F that he was rith a Chinese the previous dey end rould see ain again on
that afterncon at 1490 urs, © concluded that on the berie of kis first.
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entouster with the Chinese he pregered a resort for nis friend {LCciKOY)
whan he -rould see the reme evening et ¢290 nre. F told € that he tould
Wants to see what he vrote before he sives it to LOG <nd a meet rae
arransced et the above indiceted lecatioan, i Ane, a“
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Chin-! sien: Tang and Vinere :
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jo! 2. _° B asked § how aid he moenes 3 te.
‘be gee him. € etsied thet PlEgRée
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: & fat Chiaa rob and eaid thet £, # colle esrater in the La Mision. sould
like to visit the inb ane talk to a person tno would be eble to give hin
sone info for an article he wae preparing for La Mision. On July 17)
‘about 1799 ure S$ went to the Ex and s fter saying taat he was cening frou
Pierre fui} ws he tas received by 1 rans, Seurselor of the End. & stated .
that he wis interested in preparing s2 erticle concerning Shino - Sov
ideological conflict, } eeos territorial clains and repeated » vorder clashes
S would want heave sore views of Nat China covernment on tre
he , nor his covernrent,
9 dows thet they vere leritinate- the fact
indicate that Leos posit
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Count on inerican assistance to retirn to the ndinlend, Taro stated
thet Nat China Government was avere of the fest that the SSA cannot
help thee in that catter without getting invelved in war with Iao'e
forces, vhiok Net China understengs and coneidere that euch e war would
serve no purpose, ,
3. According to § after 10 - 15 min of talking TANS geve S core .
material end told him to return.the next dey to pick up additional :
material skich he-could use for his article. Tierefore, & vent to se .
the Nat China Zab or July If at ifa0 hre and cot cone of théir publications |
in Earlish., To keep the door open for ecditionel visit § requested some. ?:
material on Chien-kei Shek end Decg told hin that it vould take gone G
time to get it. | also asked ¢id € or La Mision nave connections Titn
Sevs here and § stated they did not, but the Sovse were subscribers to the
mesezine, Reportedly, this visit ested about 29 minutes. yf
| | 1 braked Facey, Nv
Ae. after resdins the paper { rerort) yack S pt enared for Loo :
B asked € was the Julia: : 4e sene person whom he mentioned
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CARRILLO TLORES
_ previously to me to his source on the Port of Spain xeat Conference and
refered to him as Eduardo. § claims that he knew of no Eduerdo CARRILLO
FLORTS, aad if he hed stated that it wes Eduardo it must have been a slip
tment ( unknown which} Chief =.
of tongue, 45 for Julian, he is a a Depar
in 2orzy%.
5e In reply to BS question € s
by the TITER decision vere Continental GI1, Gulf Gas (or cil) and Ffelly
Cil from Yelifornia.
cence to try ta
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“Fas not hin intention te cut us short, but. to the contrary, he wanted -
tobe of help to up, FP ¢alely steted that 3 wos ett1l ‘edle to-do that
“tf ke tively-reporte equeintance with eny other fov offieial and follows
our tnetrsstiog for every Tartucr step ne atkee in relation chip with
such an officiel. © said thot ive could ‘count on hic.
7. 5 stated after sone thinking, that he hed co nections tn practical- .
“Ty. every branch of the Nexicen Sovernnent,: but datinit tely “hea none in ;
the feguridad de Zetodo. 2 comeented thet thie car unders tandable hecaure :
the Security kseps itrelf separated from politicking nich enables. tals
orgenization to-carry ont it duties without interference of politiens. ,
P added that the Security peeple afb excellently trained end rere
anazinely e flicient in their work. Tt as evident thet He ata tements :
lett § morried, ¥ took advantece of the silence and added as an after :
thovent that in die opinion it would be vise if & thinned his reeta vith :
LOG to 2, maxinun 3, per ronth. ec ee . . -
a3 Fo chenced his previously pr earraared rneet “with & from Sat July
13 te. Hionday “uly 21 at 2000 : are, & did not have. his notebook with hin
# that he vould not forget it. This meet dasted | 30 min.
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PSTROLEOS 1 EXTCAIOS
“Platicando con el seflor Jultan Carrtllo Flores, hormano del Secs.
@o Rolactones Extertorés, Lic. Antonio Carrillo Flores, sore la
Cancelaci$n de todos los contratos de extrunferog qie efectuaban
tor actuale
Inse Reyes Jeroles y no de la presidencise
Desde lueso, lleva la aprodactén col eofior Presidente Diaz Ordaz
dé que ninguna sano extranjera tenza naca que ver oon el potrole
eos de ln naction.
86 preparo dontro de Petroleos -oxtcanoa esnectalnente £1 selor-
Reyes Jeroles, Lito. Sergio cenhusea y el Lic. Carlos Zorrilla De
La Gsrza Evia, sub=Clrootor de Finanzea.e Kl ic. Jasus Reyos o-
Heroles y el Lie. Carlos Zorrilla Te La Garza son los prinetipale |
6s rasnonsobles y sa inclinan mucho hsata la Véxtoantzrotdén da -
todo on Petroleos Mexicandes ; ,
Erba jada de_lo Redbites de China
Hinlatro Plonipotenctario = SonséjJero del Enbajador,
Chineislon Tange .
Platique oon.el ar. Tang sobre el sroblera de Russo-Chino on le-
frontera del rio Ussuri isla de Dacaneol llaaada en Uhino Tranpad.
El epee quo Fas Tse-tuns en real{cad necesita tanto una diversion
do sts problexag tuternos coma consolldar el Eferatto ojo un ene:
emtzo para unir.gh pusdlo. Ya qua log Estados Taicos es un euan= .
ta viejo y qué no /arenazan sis fronteras, el ris lozico es la Un«.
fon Sovietica. [d¢9 torrends que reclaza son realmente Chines pues
eon el ad 1947 Zar Nigolis I lo-r3 anexar.s usta la cuenta del =~
rho Amur y en.e] aflo 1853 errancaron a China la marzea norte cele
miei? ride “ao Tsestungy ya sa f.4 nas alla de lo qe pensaba ¥ pee
ra 6] ya no hay vetorno. Sl sa recresa, pterde tanto al Bisreito
foto asiccor-a La unton cel gesies aredlo, Atara tiene que ad.uir
ajJelanto y sola qua “el caning see Injuvey a la custrae on el uraso
ge fan Petescurce usta ec39 azid ca obra T2 nTl tstiévasrog cuade
raJoa ve la Caira occidental. de it provinela de Sinklans. Asi que
en roalida’ ol provle=za ce la isla ca Chenpao no esta clreunsorita
a ella, que en si no vale la pena. : ;
Le precmiunts 8 que lado estan elloa en asta Frovleza y el =9 roespone
alo," sl lato qua ois sos coavunca™, Le difa quo al lado ca vao-
mo tient ua alfato 7 con al Jarus volveren a Catna. Ellos ticna «
un Capartaronta estratejica que estultla con Qiiens y cuanto ag ole
major tlery> ce recresar 7 can gulene alg les convlens,.
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- 1658 anoxan la margon norte dol rio.
{ Le superficta de la cuanca ea de uno 400 nll 1 u12éaetzos
ouadrades «) Incluye el. puerte do Vladivostok, el mar da Japén
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1954
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August 26, 1969,
Contact Report
Subjects Jirmy SABORI (P-13,220). an
Date of Veet: August 26 at Chez Rene at 1400 bra H
2 The meot was prearranged and § came on time, The meet lasted
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VRYS .owls Sept 8 at the siue place at 1400 bre.
S apolcgized for not. bringing ‘the copy of the, report he gave
Ze
to. ARDIZHARD: he did not think of it tnis peoning when. he left the hevtse,
Be I told S that the fect that DZDIEHARD would renain here at Zonat
five adc ‘ional month did not plesce me, hecuase I was not able to 1ct
the taings go the way they were going until now and be just aul observer,
In-reply to ny questions S stated he was ready and determined ‘to enytitng
‘we tell him to do: he is willing te drop the association with AZDIE SHARD.
he is equally ready to do or tell ABLILYARD anything we Instruct hin
even if it was certain that AZDIZHARD would drop him; hé is willing to go
‘threuzh any do'ngs we confider accex sary, I belisve Ss
‘as tlneere in
his statenente,
fe I told S$ not to calz 2 under any circunstances dvefore tie P next
meet (Sept 10); keep away from tue Chinese Eid; if he sets the ad 32 from
ITuau Renta rant 5 can advise 7273 by phone; take proof cL the article
a3 was pronised but avoid any conv wataoever; If Josephine feels like
golag to the French Glub on Sat f4ug 30) S can go witha her, but I svc
av point 12 him going akang alone, 5 stated that he urderstood what he
‘sas told an* be would not do a move ‘vithout checking with ma.
S asked in a matter of f.ct tona that he would like to know
ctoed with use Jid we went him to carry out the work we reqrest
nd give ac a eslary or make a wortawvhile
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for patriotic ravgonr; do we inte
present. T turd hin that he ces rost sure that ~e raalized that he was not
ins finanotal pvcition to be eble to work out of patriotic feelings, and
nonsequenti;s Rs sould be peic Zor fis work aa much as it is worth to us.
$. Ra next «rvoddut: Accorlis, to the avatecent of Dr Enrique
BOLATOS Cacho, cousin of GDO with whon GDO plays domino every Tuesday”
Pll 112.
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at Lo? Pinos, L.ZCHEVARRIA 1s the man; the race narrowed to 2 persons,
Echevarria and Ortis Mena; Mena is out because of reavono of health,
The statonent was made Sunday to ING, ESPZJ09 and § gotit from BARRIOS |
Gomez Monday afternoon, ( Note I phoned to S Monday morning and he did
have any news on this topic. ). _
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. August: 26, 1969
Eubject: Jimmy SANORI (P=13,830) Report on Hie Meet -
with AEDIEHARD (P-11,712) on Aug 25 at Sasborne-San - Angel at 2000 |
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1. The meet was prearranged and it lasted 90 ninutee. Ko changes in.
the pattern of meeting and A came on time. . pete
THEIR NEXT MEET; Sept tO at the sexe Place at 2000 brs.
8 waa invited to cone on Sat st 1030 bre to.
the French Club sith Josephine. S not sure he
will go. Oe
worde about thinking about 8.and Josephine all day that rainy dey.
3e A hed a suprise for S: few daya ago he received ordere to remin
in Mexico at least 5 nonth> more (sic). When S aked was he aot. pleased with
the order, A stated that he was practically packed up and he had made
plans regarding the Placea he wanted to visit and it was’ pleasure in
unpacking. and so much less he liked the idea of cancelling his plans. —
S asked several questions about Als wife end A wae giving norsal answers.
Ati no time did A’ belittle his wide and he stated that she was 40 years old.
4... 8 handed: to A a written report on what he accomplished with the
Chinese. A thanked for the same and told S$ to get the article published
by all the means; do all possible to get the ad from the Luau Restaurants
keep in touch. with WOHG or TANG but make sure there ie a bona fide reason _
to go to see them, example, to tell them that the ad was obtained, show
then the soript of the article before it is published and similar; be very |
oereful becausa Chinese are highly suspicioue people. |
5e Then, ‘A anked 5 why TANG was not listed in the Dip List. § stated
that it was evident from TANGs calling card that-he just recently arrived i
hero. A accepted the explantion and told § thet YONG waa listed in the
Dip List es a counselor and that he (A) had confuesd ANG with YONG end
that it wae WONG who spoke Russian. : . a
6. At thie point A handed to § en envolope containing MN SO0.~ . ;
and he told & he wanted bim to have that money for sccidental expenses J |
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but did not “arag she: ‘story. long ( from fear that A might change his nind de.
7. After. the brief “oeremony” about giving and scoepting the money
& asked S did ‘Pee have any news about - ‘the. Us Embassy Phone Directory. 8 remind
A. that he told,at: ‘their: last ueet that he had. no way of getting it. A asked = :
S& did he imow anybody working ia the wa ‘USIS. When & enewerdd that he did
‘not think 80 A told his there wae a number of girla working for USIS, they:
work on the 5rd floor (of the Emt building) end several of thes live in
the Hotel Geneve; they carry out some propaganda; A is not sure"how fsr*
can one gat vith them ( in terns of having good tise ), but there is no
problem of getting them ( although, the interest 18 limited to one. girl) to
go out for dinner and denoing. This is eomething 5 showld look into.
- § Gonmented to the effect did A have @n idea how much it {Ske to. take a
ohick like those for an evening of good time; such a bill rung about
MN 700.= . A replied that money waa no problem; if S linea up something
it is enough if he phones him a day earlier and he will bring him the
money. : .
a. At this point A geve S the following instruction: If S ever
needs sosething from A, a8 money, or he has something for A he- should -
call the Emb and state that he wants to speak to Vladizix. of the
. “Consulate and stress that it was Vladimir calling. If A is ia hig office
a ‘he will take the phone and there will be "juat mucho gusto de _saludarle"
frou both sideas. If A is not there he(S) ia to requeet’to’y giveilthe _eecage
that Vladimir ealled. The call should be made in: the morning if possible.
Regardless, whéther S gets to speak to A or not he is to go the sane
evening at 2000. hra to their meet place at Samborne-fan Angel.
said
9, = he would see ‘what could. be. done and aeked A was it possible
that he was nos able to do anything about the platinus. A apologised |
‘that it skipped his memory to tell S that he epoke to their Commercial
Oouneelor Viktor IVANOV (full name mentioned by A) about the matter and
| that VI wanted firet to know through which Swiss bank would the transaction
ve carried cut; terms of the desl the buyere propose and be advised that :
Sova were not interest in any deale which would be lese than 1 million
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; Gub of mewy: money. With a smile on hie face A told S that he did not
| want. any. money because he bad al] the money he wanted. A commented that.
“y thts was, the case. which’ makes it evident that. they wera in position to.
-help each ‘other- ‘ A ‘eo ilitates the platimia deal for Ss and § gst hold.
of a girl who can bring: out: ‘the phone directory for couple of hours.
10. - ‘K eeked’ ‘the: regular. question. as to who will ‘be the “next,
President of Mexico. 8 told him it. will be Iuis ECHEVARSIA, but thio. is
still not positive. A did not ack for the source of info.
he: 5 aeked A wiio was the girl. ‘in the restaurant he waved to and
she waved. back. 8 stated at wee the girl with whom he w quite regularly.
played tarinis. we CIF Bee
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find info about, : . .
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and hia wife earlior. A made it known that hia wife would ‘accept with
; pleseure 8 Barthday present ae a bracelet. :
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Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old end was intréduced es his wife +
: one would o wife, bat rather as 8 cistress). AESLIDRIFF. new nothing & core : .
, front. of the Futursza theater, Lesinov introduced hia to hor ts "Gol. .
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they went ‘to the nay. ies once os te tee a weer, the Futurs:aa end Cine: Mod
being the ¢ theaters & 2st Trequently eitended, LOGIIOY alwrys nade some: _—
sort of contect curing these outings, according to AESUpRIFF, She stated,
that he us suelly ler his seat étout 2309 hours and went. “out to the lobby
_ for sone tire. Sha did nat know whore the contnets were octually nudes is
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Once she end LOGINOY encountered, ‘apparently as eldentably, outside the:
Cine Moa theater, o Noxicen Arsy Colonel, who was introducéd to her by ;
LOOINOV as "Col. Sergio," In this instance Leah 10Y did not ‘exeuse hosel t”
to have & privste ecaversation vith the ‘Nextenn..
curly hair, Bppecred to be of Spanish descent, Tae. vor an with cot
(which AEMIDATEF’ doadt ed because, as she put: it, he didn't treat her és.
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about thic Mexicsa and never stew hia ‘seein. : . ; SG
oa another ‘oseastoa,’ Lostney’ end ADTERIFY ect en Arericen in | i
Michcol." AEMDAISY ateted that he wes dressed fn etviliea clothes, Ke
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(AEMIEGL ES? Phdehs him mite elirzctive), LOsuicy t tyta Hehe," that he
“would ecll hin the gext ery om tegent business. “Wiehaok” wus elone.
Slthot tesy cig nus heve e erivels conversetions She.
‘esimated this encounter tosh plese rtout Szptenter 1959+
GOLCIZOY = ADMIDEIIF stated ‘thins COLCUZOT used her “in the
: se me » cannér, f.0., tock hes cleus 3 th228 in cll to Cine Chapultepec, then
left hex during the rovie to neke sone port of contact. -
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: Goneemins: Sovtew Cénstustn tn the ixfecn Policas AEAIURIFF
stated thet she. overt eerd GOLCUESY end EYCMIN talk ebout tany conteets which
they hid in the police here. ne seid che 2 had tlso overhte ad Vote: TZAXOV,
TAKULIN, AD CHHOV telk edsut how tany good police contests the Soviets
_ have. Kovaver, €ach specific exeaple wv nich AE AEMIDRIFF could give ‘concerned
sone non-operstionrl favor which tHe Soviets could ect teken care of, C.Be,
when the Soviets way ated to get sezething through Aduanus when sete Soviet
_ Was aissing und poles cooperetios us needed; gatting edveiice netice when
_ soze dsuonstretion hostile to the Soviets was about to tate plece, ete.
She was not edie to recall ony ists thet Soviets had ororat ion 121 contacts
‘in the police; egonts. reporting oa net the police vere doings essots who |
assisted Soviets oreratioanlly in sone woy.. Hovever, ARMIDRIFF thoucht
the Sovicts protenly drive such assets. ; a
Conceratns Sovtes ecretrts in West Corsa Folica: AEMTUUTF
reenlled that vhan she went to C2: rainy Gs interpreter for Soviet surgeon
ond “texttoo': wri ter, Parte nasty, tn Jemary 1$£9 (shey went to Coloma
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¥vES “dengsress thera; seue Soviet offlets} could te kidnapps ad yy the ened,
ete.) ANITLAIGy noted that ANASOY was axe old end very. -prost regite. :
Mi eceVansts orsnnttesé: notes - ASUPRIFF had no know ‘Ledge,
of Soviet cafe hovses ov sets &partoimnts. She strted that neny Soviet
viuitors steyed nt the Hotel Virreyes or in two ot ther hotels near the
Soviet Embassy (che. couldn't reneater nexes)s Shs etd not znow whether the .
Soviets had eny sort of special era: nagement or contacts in these hotels.
ABNIERIEF stated that she had attended several perties: at
which Kexicens also vere present (she recalled specifically pertics et the
: hones of KOLO: AURKOY, PARUL it, TCGIUOY) and in each instance the Soviet
officer, at sona point during tha evening, hed a Private conversation with
a Mexican guest. : (Unfortunetely, AEMIDRIFF wes unable: to recell the noxe
"of gny of the Mexicans she ret on these occasions, ana of course there is
no way of knowing shebher such private conversctions were orerstional,
reetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely soviet partics, husbands als ,
ways went off together end talked business, ond 4f wives approcehed, they
stopped: their conversation. oo, ; .
Debriefing conducted 16 3 June 1970:
KCRLUSSXI AEMIDRIFF cosxented thet sha thousht KORUSdKTH.
made operations) seetings in the Srecen Par, since she often sag hfn
sitting in that tar, wenring dork glusses cad trying to loos inconspicuous.
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“KUTT ANOV - Possibte FO Content - Aty
_¥as told ty Penicl Montiel (Donkel MENICZ Montiel, 201-258951), the Sovict's.
ehruffeur, that ihe brother, vhe is a Conbral Cosulttee number of the P&L
end eho worked on the PCM publication "La Voz 62 Mexico," ves in contact
vith KUPLIARGY. In eddition, AEMIDNIT? stated that she baileved that
_ Arwzandd VERTIGO (iden vith Arvenda 1 Z Verdugo, 201-951726) had en-
uncle, cleo nexcd Armando VEREUGO, who is First Sceretury of the Fos end
vho is in contest’ eLth. MUPIMAKOY. At least this vas strongly inferred by
Monticl, eccerding to AEMIDRIEP. Editor note: Arnoldo MARTIUSZ Verduso,
202.-654254, who ig brother of Arecndo, is First Secretary of PCH).
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AEMILAIF? stated that KUPLYAXOV olweys scened to. be very interested in ond
. knowledgeable of whet appeared in "La Voz ee axteo” end in the PO! publi-
cation "Ls Esoca." She stated thet, in geserel, KUSLYAKCV paid so mich
- attention to lozel politics end seened to be so well inforaced on FC
caters that che felt certain he hed sovathing to do with the POL.
- AEMEDRIF? stated that KUPLYAXC7's wife was | good friend of
+ Salvedor GIZALEZ Horin, head of thé Yoado d2 Cultura Poruler. GOuZALEZ"
.wife wore: ia the Kuscus of Anthropolozy. CONZALEZ sola a lot of Soviet
bocks, according to ATXICRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with |
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XUPLYAKCT, bat she cesmented that CCIZALEZ cay olso have been utilized .
by KUPLYAXOY in sore other operational wey. Most of KUFLYAXCV 's eSntests
sees to te Journalists. (Tuece vere tho poople ADIDAITF env talking to hin
et receptions, ete.).
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to nrhe “sontaats," Loonie also stnted thes his work auting this parisa.
Ws soe oF thd cost dangerous ha has ever dons. ARUDAUY vas certain -
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.that these "coatrets" involved in student’ plots, AEMIERTEY releted that
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‘once at Rute Cine, LOG Ov weede ® resting with a group of youths vho cere
in enothor Gar (Foleoa), thocher tins, sese 2 or 3 Gays | later, LOSINGY
hed NITOPOLSID give hin. sone shotguns which ME7or ‘OLENL had cherge of
Losiicy got the guns ab bout 22c0 or * 2300 3 tho puns were retumne d the next
morning. Others who seer: ad to te gcing out all the tine et night during
the student riots (end talking Bbout their reetings in, general the next
morning j Were EOLSHAXOY, KORMOUSIEG, HIXIPOROT, AESIORIFF naver heerd
nention of mene; betng Passed during this Feriod (tie.; to Soviet cesets.
involved in riots) nor eny wention of auy neces or Positions of essets
(this not in egroenent with soxe off Dan Jexgs info). CENYKCY seexed to be
involved also. , .
Dobriefine conducted 12-16 Mase 1970: : ARIDRIEF as again
questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1658 student
disorders. Sh reported that ell she reelly knev wns thst the Soviets were
very busy curing this rertods thst LOSINOV told her he ves going out every
night to eske "contects;" thet she overhesrd Soviet cese officers telkins
at various ticss during this Feriod to effect that they very busy, reking.
many contests; that the situation vas fetentirally explosive end a deagercus
tice foyv thea to te uniing such centacts. AE TIQUEP tries vas vith LOSINCy
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stéted sh: cid not ever hier coy mention of nny names’ of Soviet contacts.
YY er.) . 5 ny 2 ‘ } hy q :
-in relotisa ulti the student disowiers, any centien of the leve] of ine
eoeaed
velvemens Of discs conbusts dn tha studens ergeunlasiions, any sention of
sete the student covenant, financing of the student covensat,
- . see - ars as 2 °
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or tha line. Sax really dezsn't kaer thes the Soviets hed tay contacts
“with dipect necess to inforzetion to these ectivities, bat ene strongly
esounss that they eid, based on their level of ecbivity end the strong
tenor thet LOGINGY end other cuse officers seve to the idea thet the contects
they vere nekinsg vere dangerous ones for then to be seen with during this
period. . . ; .
Debriefing conducted 1-§ Mine 1970: AECEDAINS questioned
re 1958 student disordcrs ecsin, for elavification previously poported
details. She stated that the Soviets had sone different types of rifles
in tha Cormercicl Office which served as.sezples of guns. vhich. they were —
trying to sell comrerci¢dly in Moxieo. ne nicht about 11 o'clock, curing
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the peried of student riots, LOSINOV esx2 to the Comercial Orfice with .
“ samorodsta (AEMIDRIFF was there wetching T¥). They got “sone rifles -
AIDA could not eee how cony or what kind. They toon. thea cut in some
-sort of begs. The next corning "sone™ rifles were returned to the Coa-
cerctel Office, but AEMIDRIFF dossa't knov vkether 8)2 of then vere
“ prought beck. She dezsn't know ihether or not LOGIOY richt heve teen
duty officer for tho Embassy for that night. -
AENUDRIEF stated that NECHIPCRKO's trip tack to the USSR
during the 1653 rists cay well have teen to ropart on the riots. Eevever,
she didn’t knoy that this was the ease cond noona speed fiecally told her so.
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- oe SUBJECT: -Conversntion with Ed ELLY with USIS
¥ a .: 3 December 1969
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wo. 1. On 3 December. 1959 I had a bried conversatica with Kd
, SOF SLLY to find out if he knew any of the: Soviets at the Freneh*
po, . AClub, and to brief hin on these individuals, Ke did not know
v . _ Svither CHERNYSH (P-13 042) or SHEVCHINKO (P-13,623) by nane and
~~ when Y showed hin pictures, he said that-he did not, recognize,
v Wltnem by sight either, Since he is.a relatively foot; player and
“ wm. they are relatively poor, it is not likely that they would
an & play together, He said, however, that he would keep his cycs .
: y fopen for them and would try to identify sone of ‘the contacts. ;
Itthey appear to be making at the French Clubs. I explained to- hia 7”
‘who the two Soviets were and why wa were interested in then, and
he said that he would be only to happy to do what he could, .
7 : 2 2. Y also asked him about Gloria PINTO (P-14,223) and showed
4 him ‘a picture of her, but while he thinks he ray have scen her,
Z aa he does not ‘know her, Ne will check with his wife who may very
- te well. know her Since she is a regular player and probably more or -
_less -in the same league with Gloria. 1 told EULY that Gloria . ;
_ had. been very close to LOGINOV (P-11,712) and that I was interested : :
_.to find out if she would now, since he bas departed, transfer her :
attention to one of the other Soviets, (I was specifically : a _
interested in finding out whether or not Gloria and CEERNYSH had . oS
met on the morning of 29 November as indicated by LIENVOY, but 2
_XLLY had not been at the French Club that uorning.) . . ,
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3. ELLY commented that he had found it hard to make contacts
at sports clubs in Mexico than in other countries. Mexicans were
particularly difficult to bécome friendly with and it was not at
all uncommon to have a tentis match with no personal’ contact
whatsoever. He said, however, that he thought the French Club
_was bettey than most in Mexico City, Even though the people
at the Frerch club were rather clanish, it was easier to get to
kaow them there than, for example, at Chapultepec. | _
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saxzhita I asked if LOGINOV had ever made a pass at her.
. Bincéthe Olyppics, a a the friendship exten
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susvect: Recruitment of Dianne de la VaGA, £3 31 Qev
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friend PERPILI és
6 Subject las also met LOGINOV, for wom zhe did not have too.
much xixek respect. She didn't. think hin very ¢ smart, and he was
consta tly saying foolish things against the United ‘States. Shaansxar
She said nO}
but: then she never saw: hin when his wife was not along. (Again,
she nab Come up with a pretty accurate thunbrail description.)
to SARATOV, they Inv remained good friends
to SARATOV's “whee
ould like to keep it ;
bam
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Swb ject and Natasha ard very friendly, ‘and Bi
this way, for several re sons. I dontt bhink there has bean any 66x
| wney have an dieyear-old % sito whom she is ‘very
years
and are he mu 7 return to the USSA to complete his scho lirg, she
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“| subtantially different from the one S gave to FERNALD on Sept 12, the
: date of their inst personal mest. Inspite of the vaguenses coneerning. °
_, the datea end absence of details, this story appears to be much closer
-; to truth, than the vereton of Sept 12. ;
-Date/Place of Meets “apt O0ét 7. at Ches Rene Rest at 1414 nre. _
‘1. - The meet | was arranged by: iphone ‘and. ‘8 ‘cane about 14 mia late.
8 apt in the afternoon when he was not home and after exchange of. nice
. were with Josephine he told her that he waa not able to keep hia ap-"
”,
Efile TL (eregie)
fed C Fe Nae LES OE ETS LS Oepoder 7, 1969
Contact Report
Subjects Jimmy SABORI. (P-13,830). -
NEXT MEET; Oct 10 (Friday) Ineurgentes. Sus & Extremadura
. at 1100 bre.
Yn According to S his leat meet with AEDIEHARD was on Aug 25,4 A had
erranged a moot with 5 for Sept 10, but A did not come to that meet. Two
days: later,i.e. after he did not come to the saheduled meet A phoned to -
pointment with 8. two days ago and he wanted to apologize for not showing |
) up and that he would ring up 8 in a déy: or two. Because there were. no oalls
from A for few daya (sic), 8 decided to give him a ring and advise hin
| that he hed something for him, namely, & had in hia possession 8 duplicated
‘sopy of an “Agreement” concerning the Platinum deal. Ae it is evident
from the mentioned eopy of the Agreement the eaze wae signed and the
Buyers Agent signature, wes legalised vy the U.S. Consul in Yexieo O1ty a
on Sept. 250 ; . ; .
3. . Although, this story lacks acuracy in terms t of dates, it is
4. 8 gave ma for ‘oopying @ technical copy of the above wontioned .
Agreement concerning the Platinum transaction, As is evident from the
wording of tho Agreement 8 would hove nothing to do with Buyer or Buyers :
Agent. The Agreement plaees 8 on the Sellery side or at the beat makea
hin middle can between the aotual Seller and Buyer's Agent. ? did not
road the Agreezent in the reotaurant (during the peat) ana” ‘nade na come
noate. With regard to the Platious transaction se euch,
ee
ny ee ence eee
Andteating. to & that he might. leave, 8 stated that this situation wae:
giving. hin an opportunity to find out for us who was As replacement. -
. F told him that it was. a common, knowledge as to who was AB replacement
and that. the only thing to ascertain positively wae whether A had dropped —
his (8) or the developments prevented A fros seeting with 8.
88
‘all the facta the latest. Thursday Ost 9 and be asked 8 to come on Friday
“would go to an adequate place for such a convereation. & offered that
_ the conv could be held tn his- apt and FP tolf that it would be’ egainat our
-2-
5. & asked P should he ring up A fros the resteurant to ask. for
eet with him. P told & that A had left or was about to take off the sam
afternoon. Instead of commenting on the fact tha A left without even a
6. Therefore, F suggested to § to phones to the ‘Sov Bmb by ueing :
the duplo’ talk (code) which A gave him and see what happens. If ahothox’
person tells him that A left Hexico, 8 should sek how was he to go
about a trenesotion he intisted with A. If the anawering person insists:-
in knowing what wae it about, which 1s doubtful, 6B should Lingt himself”
to the statement that. it isa commercial matter involving large amount
of money, and it resohed the etage that an setion should be taken,
Te § promised to phone to the Sov. Emb on Oct 8 about 1000 bra and .
# told him that he would ‘give him @ ring about 1500 tre.
F told 8 thet ‘he intended to discuss a serious matter with hin
but did not have all the facts on hand as yet, # added that he would have
Oct 10 to the place mentioned in para 2 above at 1100 hre and.that they
practicos. . :
9. Ae far no is present activity wae concerned, 8 ‘eteted that
he waa doing a lote of running in connection with his attempt to sell
the unfinished hotel on the Calete Beach in Acepuloo. :
BHPernald ,
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COUNTRY Of xt eg }
) ) AGREENERNT
CITY OF NExIC0, DEL) Se
. .
THIS AGREIMENT made as of the date of
the sflenatures hereto, by and between. the uacersigned SELLER'S AGENT, as
Opent for an uvadiselosed Foreiga Peincipal, hereinafter referred to ag
-SELLER, and the undersigned BUYER'S AGENT, as ‘agence for another un=
disclosed Foreign Principal, hereinafter referred to as BUYER;
. WHEREAS, Seller's Agent represents,”
as authorized agent, @ Foreiga Principal or entity, who are tha oimur's
of certain azounts of Platinua and also tepreseats that Seller's Agent,
: being an Amerlean citizen, has ‘no rights, title or interest, either -
legal or equitable in and to said Platinua, and fs acting as Agent ty
Sos
a :
‘solely for a conntssion; and
"WHEREAS, Buyer's’ Agent vepresents
that'his principal desires to purchase Platinum froa a Foreign Principal
or entity, being a domestic Anecrican company, has no rights, ttele or
interest, either legal or equitable in and to safd Platinua, and is
- ,acting as Agent solely for a connission; , : : oe -
Y * NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of
‘the premises, covenants and conditions hereinafter contained, it is
mutually agreed by and between the parties as follows:
*. (a) "Seller's Agent agrees to sell and. Buyer's Agenr agrees to
“purchase approxinately One Hundred Thousand (109,000) troy
ounces of Platinua mere or less in shipments of Tweaty
nose Thousand (20,000) ounces monthly, priced on the basis of
1000 fineness, the same to be a transaction through a
. mutually acceptable. bank in Zurich, Switzerland.
(bo) in connection with the said purchase aad sale, the Foliowing
Procedure shall be followed: .
(1) Upon the execution of this agreesent, the Buyer's Agent
"shall take imzediate Steps £0 cause to be issued to the
Foreign Commercial Bank, Bellairescrasse $2, Zurich,
Suitzerland, a divisible, transferrable, irrevocable,
unconditional and without Tecoursa, letter of credit
payable in U.S. cutreacy, in an amoune sufficient to
Purchase the first shtozede of Teeaty Thousand (29,000)
Croy ounces of Platinun issued by a bank acceptable to .
Seller’s Agent. The sald letter of credit shall be in
the form set forth, attached hereto and pads a part
hereof; a non-negottable copy of the letter of credie .
"80 posted shall be furnished te Seller's Agent to exanine.
(2) Ten (10) basking days herefron ts Btanted to Suyer'’s Aseat
to deposit said letser of credit froa the date of acecept=
ance of this agrecsvat and Stgnature therool,
a ror
537.
~ GO) Sether*s scent shall tel ive
the docu ts j
twenty (29) banzing days af
Jetter of eredic and ther caftor whath co vue such
Celf{verfes uaril all of said Plat {nun has beea delivered,
/° such delivery of all of said Platinum to be completed
within One Hundred Eighty, (360) eays after the posting
of the Jetser of credit. se
oe ‘ (4) ‘For the payrent of such transaction, the Seller’s Agent
a shall cause to be extiibited to the Buyer’s agent the
. documentat Loa to be délivered to Buyer's Agent to effect
said sate, to-wit: (a) “arelouse receipt, (>) Tatransit
permit: and (c) Assay report;
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Thereupon, the Buyer's Agent shall provide Scller's Ageat
with satisfactory evideace of insurance ‘by which the —
Seller's Agent and his princtpals are protceted againee
all hazards from the loss of said Platinua during the tine
it is being assayed by Buyer's Agent's assayer (should
Buyer's Agent desire an assay by his assayer) and extend.-
to the time of payment as herein provided, it being under-
stood that legal citle shall -not pass to Buyer's Agent or
his principals until Payment . in full has been made fo :
“
. Seller's Agent; wee
+ Payment shall: be tiade by the-said bank from the lected: of:
eredit on deposit within five -(5) banking days fron the
‘date of delivery of the Platinum to the bank in Zurich, .°:--~
Switzerland, and payment-.shall.be: made on-the .basis ‘of i: be
the accompanying assay certificates; provided, however,
that within this five (5) banking day period Buyer's
Agent may have the Platinum dssayed by.a recognized <%=.
assayer of his own choosing, ‘in which event the Seller's ‘~
Agent shall have his representative of his choice on hand
with the Buyer's assayer at the. point of .assay for.the:
purpose of observing the assaying of - ‘any “materfal which
is the subjece of this agreesient. If the parties. hereto-
do not agree with the results of such assaying, then
7 each may select an umpire and these two shall.select-a
. third umpire and the conclusion of any two of these
umpires, as = ee
a
qa the value of the: Blatinum referred ‘ta of chi cPis
herein shalt “pind the parties. Such umpire procedure
shall be completed and a report mate‘ within the period or .
not to exceed five (5) additional banking days. If © 2-0 ercote frre
‘this umpire procedure is used, and while ic is being .
used, payment shall first be made immediately on the
basis of Seller's Agent's as$ay, as to the undisputed ~:°22, 4
‘amount, with the disputed amount to await payment until
the. unpire'’s report has been ‘made, whereupon payment shall.
immedf{ately be made on the unpire’s repore for the amount,
if any be determined due. by unpire's report. When no assay :
ds requested by Buyer's Agent, payment shall be made ~ ee
irzediately on the basis of the assay cercificates which
a aucuy oe aecoripaay the caterial. ‘The-expense of Buyer's assay shall. sis. 6. cel ee
be to the Suyer, and the cost, if any, of the umpires shall- s F
; be paid equally by Buyer's and Seller's Agents.
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(7) Buyer's Agent shall assune the coset of packaging and freight
‘Insurance, transfer to airport and all responsibility. of
> . the Plactinua once paynent has been completed co Seller's wee
Agent... At this poinc, Seller's Agent shall be conpletely
free of any responsibility in regard tu said Platinua.
(ce) te is spectftcally understood that netther the Seller's Ageat
. nor tha Buyer's Agent shall under any coadition disclose to
a . anyone, except the. Seller's Agent's undisclosed principals and
7 7 the Buyer's Agent's undisclosed Prinetpais toapecttively, tha ..
mature of this agreescac.
oo.
sontravencs any natieaal or oy
e3 OF regulations of Sx ttneris nd
» Sail be deemed null and valid |
(2) Tits Agrees sat to the ex
Jecal governsent Lavs,,
= or the United States of
{ “ (e) Performance under thts Asreetear shall be excused for and so
. loag as forces majeure, acts ef Cod, strikes, war in which
| . efther couatry {3s involved, or any sinllar forae majeire cause 6 + a,.
‘ which may interfere with the performance beyond the control > ok
of the parties hereto. +- os. . . ; : :
, CE) Seller's Agent shalt piv ide 2ayet *s Agent e Narchoute recetpt
. dua fa-trangit. permit, aad an assay Feport with each shipment.
() alt notices which may be given under ‘ghis Agreement shall be Len
. . Biven fa writing by prepaid cable, airmail, or by personal - ee :
service to. Buyer's or to Sellez 's Agent. at the address listed. ---
below. . : . . : . .
Sts er anapyes
(n) The price of said Platinua shall be. Ninety-five (595. 00) 1 vu. S. Dollars ;
‘Per troy ounce per 1000/fine.. . co : ;
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4(1) Seller's Agent expressly agrees thac if Buyer’ s Agent shalt
have furnfshed a letter of credit as specified in sub- _.
paragraphs (1) and (2) of Seettoa b above, and Seller's. a
““Agent shall fail to deliver all of said Platinum as provided
in sub-paragraph (3) of Section b above, and the documentation
“referred to in paragraph (4) ef Section b above,- then Buyer's ~
: Agent, at his option shall be entitled: fo cancel this contract-7:~ tc
and neither party shall have any further - obligation hereunder. wT ne
&
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he Subject arrived at th Cafe five ninutes late -(udusual for hin)
fairly bubblin: over with "good news". Subjects had a little difficuly,
geteingka to LOSINGV'S Exbassy ses -edida «t 16) irs. as he had planned.
> scoms thit tre mizabor with whoa he hed plaied to le ve his child
; “was not at hone and so re what to wait until his wite cane hos, «t about | .
a 203 hrs. Sudd arrived at the inbassy at ebout 2020 hours where he was ;
ao ; vactily greeted bo LOG. afte sy only a fe: ruords of grestiag, Hrs. LOG
oe - ixed Subj a drink and a sandwich, an‘ LO3 excused hirself s.yinz ne hed to “
oe tale carao? the many guests and telling. Subj to w-ie himself? at home »
: “——"" >> Men are more o> less one ‘of us." It should be noved thit LO} did not.
to Subj. Xi2xsant Subj soon appro sehed Yurki Cxaavy3d
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ath _ _ dntroduce anyone
So and a rather long, innocucus convesabion ensued.
ape roche Nie cuir and was introdiced to Subj by C-5NoS (Card
att icned.) Subj rag very taken with DAViDUVs.I's charn m sinplicity ant
leamed ti:t the Jatier had at one tire been a "locksmith," (7) and
hewing studied at tre "Inte national Dinlon:tie Institite" recived tits
appoinunent as Frivate Sect to the ambassador.
2. Dering one of Sudj! s free moments he approached Pavel KOVALEY,. : i
whom he recozni_ed fron the army Day carty wiles att need, bub he could ‘
not recall ais nine. KEOQVALS¥ said he thought he recognized Subj's face .
but could not place it. Subj then tol hin taat his mother Saugat Spanis'’: :
‘at the Enbassy (setually Subj told me he is not sue she is still.doing so.)
as interested in forint a small grou? w stud, Sranis®:
"Do KOVALEY sald he
i cholo. w=). ahd huve Subj tese: it and te Latter heartily agreed to do soe: OVALaY
} ~~ 7 promised t. phone Subj at the earliest oprortunity. Subi asxed KCVL EV !
: * . ho-v-the latter s:ould be adiressed, i.e., wiat vas nis cosition at tne vi
7 . ib? OK replicd that he wes more or less attacned wo the sdlitary attaone 's : fe a
at 2 office. ; pl
oj . PM Koby ELA O pecbale > wi
: i OS a ; 3. Subject met a younz lsdy, Tanya OG, ‘and husbani naw unimosn. They aw {
{ : A \ hve Seen in texics for tuiree months, ery little, if anytiing else, vas said AN we
ri yA Y s bus Sub] was inoressed with tae. girl, saysiec 11 tartis. Subj left the mrt; y Mos :
; aay 8 SSoastre cc, gota bear hug fron Ld ant was escorted to the door by .. a ya
i A uN ROTALS We Subjesniwing only hat two drints wade ay tie party vent to v ;
; et Cill's bus sh: was cut, go he went elesherée (no idaatli Siention) where
' wy. he sent ta: ni che Stalking."
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En Honor dob Cénsud oy
de la Uniin Coviéticn
El séfior Valentin S$: Logulnov, cénsul de la .
Uni6n Soviética en México, y su distinguida esposa,
Alejandra de Léguinov, regresaran en fecha proxima
“a su Pais: por ello un Stupo de amigos ofrecieron
des de maravilla . oo,
Esa noche ia cena estuyo Tiquisima... Platillas q-
picos de los dos paises, complementados con sl tra.
dictoaal vodka. Musica popular rusa amenizo ta vela
da de la que se disfrute hasta las primeras horas del
dominga oo a
4: Mercedes Pinto, Gloria 2. de Pinto y Alejandra ae
Longuinay. : :
. 2: Beatriz Bacon
3: Ralph Weigan. ; . :
4: £1 anfitricn de esa Roche doctor Luis Gomez Co
trea con e} agasajado seAur Valentin S, Longinov
y don Tomas Lopez Sanchez,
&: Lourdés Aguilar, CONTENTISIMA, toda la no.
ehe con ella‘Manuel Hernandez, _
6 FLASH... Virginia Fernandes de Aguilar y Ruth
B. de Wiegand. :
T: Doctor Jose Mana Pintoy Adrifn Aguilar,
&: |MIRADITAS de... Guillermo Marcos a Vicky
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Contret “cyort GU kev ; _
Subject: LIGTAL-1 (P-€903) ;
inte/2lace of Heel: Cet 3 at Rest. Hoyo of 1730 lirs,
rk
we
1. frearrenced ceet to stich L~l care 10 ain; early.
, Next meet: Cctober 16 et. the same place ot 1430 are.
?
2. wo Since our last meet (Sept 19} i~l had not eeen LIBACCK-2 who. in
two instancea Bpologised ¢ 23 days efter the clasn was due ) for not:
holding the eats ‘class becnuse he was not fecling well, In bath, cases
on it was obvious to L~l that he was dead drunk when he Fg phoned. In view -:
. of the fact that LIBACCN-1 d22 not phone to L-1 for a whole week, L-]-
i { eave him a ring on Cet 2 ond he promised to €ive a lesson to I-l-at 1630 bra
2 = * of Cot 3.
po 3.00. eld exploined ne that his working echedule in the new scholar
year keepa him busy in the morning ané the afternoon, exnept, Friday
afternoons, which makes it difficult en hin to be syix tieins hinself
‘ tuice a week for LIFACCH~1s class which most of the time does not take
place. Ll felt that noting would he lost if he reduced the Russian
language classes to one per week, which would be more than ha ever setuelly
had in the past, I told hia to go shend and suit himself.
Ow gh Pattee
SUM a rt tase creme a
het I told Z-l that ABDIHNARD was scheduled to leeve in evout '@ ¥eek
end it would be interesting to'agcertain whether’LIBACON-1 kaec: it, I-2
will show. to LIBASCH-1 the Excelsior of Sept 25 in which the Sov Enb
fereveli” party was announced,L-1 felt bed ebout the’ fact thet he adid
not even have @.ehance to see AEDIEHARD face to face, .
Hid AAT Se Rue Tet
5. IL-1 asked could he remircd BIRACCH=1. that he promised to rake’
‘Some errangenents which would enable 1-1 to ‘meet Alla (GLEEOVA FEL 482
and suggest that ASDIEHARDS deperture ros opsning the pos ssikility to ao
sone thing along that line. I toid IL-1 that there was no reeson. to expect
that LIBACCN-1 would accomplish anything, but IHl should be efte> his on
‘the tasia of his former promise, ‘ i :
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8. I told LY thet he ehould tell LIeAccHe2 that a perron he knew
quito whut well 44 yesrs age returned to the Us Embuncy and that thia
averican Exbaeny official wes a very close friend of a dear friend of
hie (t-1). i explained to L-l that Guch news would cortainly please
LIRA -1 for ceveral ‘obvious reasons, bus it var more Important to ees
certain rhet ther LIBACON~1 would relay euch news to 6ome of his Sor
. eéqusintances, If it happens that AADIVEAKD'a = replecement or another Sov
-——-official attempt to contect t-1- through LIFACCHS1, ‘it vould be aniddication”
that LIPACCH-1 got the nove of I~1e US Entanay codSathe™L-7 liked the
idea and will give the story to LIBACON-1. . ¥
: ‘At this point it may be recalled that Lel had met NBORTPORENKO
(3-7442 ) at the tine he had met YATSEGV,. tet
“Be ‘Comnant vy BHF:.. 5 : : : ‘
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In view of the Lact that NECHTEFORENKO by hinself is:
- 4 determined EGS care officer who is agressive in
“he » purauing Americen targets, I felt that we stand to losa
nothing by adding to L-l a lebel of having a contact in
the US Embassy.
BuFernald
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| MEMORANDUM FOR: The Record
_ FROM, : C/CUB
: _' SUBJECT - =: Visit to the Soviet Embassy, Night of
wee. , a4 1 October 1969; Occasion: Déspedida for
, 4 ; Valentin LOGINOV _
‘1. As members of the Cuerpo Consular, Terence ‘D. SISTONE
ae “and his wife were formally invited to Valentin LOGINOV's ~~
despedida. The scheduled hours on the invitation were from
St 7 00 to 9:00. Actually, they arrived at about 7:45 and left
at about 9:15, SISTONE had two main purposes in attending the
-Fecepticn: 1) to determine LOGINOV's replacenent, and 2) to
meet the Cubans present, if any. On ‘the first count ‘SISTONE
was successful. Oleg Maks tmovich NECHIPORENKO was formally
introduced, to the crowd as LOGINOV's replacement by Mr. KAZANTSEV,
the Soviet Chargé. On-the second count SISTONE was not.
a — : successful, ‘The only Cuban present that he recognized fron.
Q 7 mug photos was Rafael MIRABAL Fernandez, who quite obviously
avoided any contact with SISTONE, rather furtively stay ing on
. the other side of the room at all times. In’ all, SISTONE
talked to some nine Soviet ‘mbassy officials that he could
‘ recognize from the mug book and had somewhat extensive con-
versation with three, LOGI NOV; KAZANTSEV, the Chargé; and
Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, TASS representative. For cover
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time with fellow members of the Cuerpo Consular, mostly with
Leander VOURVOULIAS, the Cuerpo Consular president and ex-
Gréek Consul General, and Sra. Narta FONSECA Guardia de
K JIMENEZ; the Consul ‘from Costa Rica and Cuerpo Consular’ “ —_
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KES ‘secretary. SISTONE also met a Mexican engineer, Alfonso . a.
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“<Cultural Attache for Greece. .SIBAJA is therefore active in, v6 ‘ So
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_ become an access agent to either Soviet or Cuban officials.
2, At the entranceway SISTONE met and recognized
the Soviet Military
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BOGATYREV seemed to have a forced gria on his face.
exchanged pleasantries but provided nothing of significance.
3. In the reception area inside, SISTONE greeted Yalentin
LOGINOV and his wife, who readily recalled SISTONE and wife
ne from the excursion to the Ford factory in July. LOGINOV also
recalled that SISTONE was Raymond A, FRADYER’ 8 replacenent
and asked after the latter: Had ‘he yet arrived in Paris?
SISTONE said that he understood that FRADYER probabiy had , :
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arrived by now. SISTONE asked LOGINOV when he was leaving
for the Soviet Union. LOGINOV answered that he was. leaving
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“not .be visiting Paris to sce his friend FRADYER. LOGINOV all
evening was a very aminble host, circulating and talking to
practically everyone present. About halt the time he was
. surrounded by a circle of very young. and apparently. unattached ;
Mexican ladies - perhaps university students. Mrs. LOGINOV.
was quite transformed from the very drab woman of the Ford.
excursion. She was quite dressed up, even attractive, and
did her best to:be a charming hostess, although this was
obviously a forced chore for her. (Later in the evening she
. busied herself pointing out what.she thought to be the choicest
items on the buffet table.) Valentin LOGINOV invited SISTONE
‘SISTONE answered to the
Ledinev
effect that this would be wonderful ‘someday if he, jor, the
LOGINOV replied
and his wife to visit him in Russia.
Russian Government would pick up the ‘tab,
that that was not necéssary because all Americans are so rich
they can afford a trip anywhere. Later, talking: to SARATOV
‘(see paragraph 9 below), SISTONE was told ‘that LOGINOV would
Later in’ the’ evening
be spending three ‘days in New york City. 1 =
LOGINOV had his picture taken, ny probably by a press photographer, \ Se 1
with SISTONE's wife, and he was in general quite gallant with & woe
her. In the little speech following the buffet, LOGINOV thanked at" ~
VOURVOULIAS for his few words of farewell and the Cuerpo.
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Saying, “Thanks on ny wifo's behalf and mine, You a1] have
been very attentive to my great corntry." About the only
times that LOGINOV seemed teflective and serious dur ing the
‘evening wore during this little speech and later in saying
£ Bood-by to SISTONE (accompany ing this with an abrazo),
a LOGINOV’ S last words to SISTONE were said with much real or
imagined feeling: | "You Americans and we Russians have to be
; ‘real friends in these daye of the world. "
; an 4. Negatively, SISTONE did not see LIREALM-1; sao's
friend, Yuriy VANOVSKY; or Chief,. s3' s friend, Boris CHMYKHOV,
at the Soviet reception, Since there were over. 100 people
ae , milling about, SISTONE, : of course, could have missed those
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i . 5. Prior to the buffet, SISTONE met again Leon (Spanish :
version of Lev) N, GOLOUZOV, a member of the Soviet Commercial : i
. Staff. SISTONE had met GOLOUZOV on the Ford excursion as ; a
m, , - well, and the two chatted briefly about that trip. GOLOUZOV ,
, = gave SISTONE his calling cards “inten is attached.
= 6. Standing beside GoLouzoy, and obviously 4 very junior
- : officer under the latter's wing, was Vladimir PETROV, also of
the Soviet Commercial Office. Following the example of big.
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attached, _ PETROV looked to be no more than in his ‘late 20's.
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He is almost baby faced, has sort of a pug nese,.. is perhaps
5° 9" tall, is of medium to slim build, and has light hair,
PETROV said he. had only been in Mexico two weeks and was
terribly confused by the vehicular traffic, which is much
noisier and extensive ‘than that of Noscow. Although he
“speaks Spanish quite vell, he said _ that- ‘this is his first ‘tour
in-Latin. Anerica. se
qT. /Also early in-the evening SISTOXE met Vladislav
oy . ‘sergeyevicn KORMUSHKIN, Soviet Vice Consul. He is a fairly
_ tall, heavy built, athletic- ~looking young man with a very.
‘Strong ” ‘handgrip on being introduced. KORMUSHKIN was almost
_the only Russian’ with whom ‘SISTONE talked who did. not even try : i L
to be friendly. He just stood around most of the evening,
i listening and looking very il] at ease, oo, ners
7 bo _ ‘8, SISTONE only net Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO,
oa 7 a LOGINOV' s replacement, very briefly and on an occasion when
: LOGINOV was not around, Therefore, SISTONE was not formally
introduced by title or as FRADYER’ s ‘replacement to. NECHIPORENKO, Ae :
no This man looks very Latin and could mix in a crowd on the I: “Y pa
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street without any difticutty, ‘He Stayed very much in the ae oe
fe
background all evening. During the little ceremony in which
he was introduced by the Chargé as LOGINOV's ‘Feplacenent, he
“was asked when he had previously served din Mexico by the latter,
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the Soviet Foreign Service.” . He ‘also said. he had been a sep ‘co
Militury: Attache before but is now a Second Secretary and
is taking over as Consul, The Chargé described NECHI PORENKO
asa non-Great Russian, — SISTONE missed his nationality, if it a
was mentioned. | The Chargé hastened to add: that NECHIPORENKO"'S
wife, however, is Great Russian, ; (Sh ete _ -
9. Possibly the longest conversation SISTONE had with
any Russian was that with Eduard Anatolyevich SARATOV, the, TASS”
representative. ISTONE was introduced to him by Findley
HOWARD, local Pan American representative,” _ SARATOV ‘was _the_ ee.
only one with whom SISTONE spoke in’ English. All other con~
‘versation with Russians and other non-Americans was in Spanish.
SARATOV is a very smooth, gallant man- about-town. He seemed
to really enjoy talking to Americans and other non-Russians at
the reception, and bowed and established rapport with the ladies
of all ages. He said he has been in Mexico two years, is
married,, and has one son in the fourth grade, who is naturally
~ attending the Embassy school ard who will be sent next year
to the Soviet Union for his further education. He asked
_ SISTONE how many children he has and. commented on the answer,
five, by saying that in his business it is not practical to
have many children. SISTONE asked him how he gets his news to
send home, SARATOV replied that he is obliged to send home
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daily a resune of the most important Mexican events, much of ;
which he obtains from ‘the Mexican press. He added, with a
' smile, that he, of course, has to supplement ‘such newspaper
accounts with information from his own contacts. SISTONE
asked if this meant, among other things, getting handouts ‘from
Government offices. SARATOV dismissed such sources as
‘unimportant.’ He said this daily resume which he sends home
; by Telex takes him about two or three hours. fe said he is-
: the lone TASS representative here. He has his. own office
separate from the Embassy and prefers it that way. ~“ SARATOV
claimed to have traveled around Mexico quite a; bit. He seeried :
: - to be impressed ‘with ‘the Yucatan and wanted to ‘know ‘if SISTONE :
7 _ : has visited there. The lattei replied that he hag not yet
visited the Yucatan since being stationed here, but that, as”
a tourist, he had seen the ruins there some years ago. SARATOV. ;
said that he is from Siberia, and in answer to a SISTONE co '
a _ . question said he thinks ‘the Georgians are the warmest and
friendliest people of the soviet Union. SARATOV obviously 7 ;
likes to brag about having been stationed previously in . , ;
: Washington. He also said he would very much like to have been
we aesigned to the new TASS office being opened in San Francisco.
According to SARATOV, per an agreement between the United States
and the U.S.S.R. the former will havé a Consulate in Leningrad
and the latter a Consulate in San Francisco, The opening of
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: KAZANTSEV was extremely affable when he learned that SISTONE ce)
. member of an equivalent organization_among the diplomats and |
the American Atomic Energy. Commission and its Russian equivalent
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the establishment of the Consulate. In speaking of LOGINOV's .
three days in ‘New York, SARATOV said he would recommend
. three things for him to visit: a ‘good steak house, a good — . :
Chinese restaurant, and Rockefeller Center Music Hall. :
; ‘10, Somewhat after the despedida. ceremony, SISTONE noted
the Chargé, Boris Aleksandrovich KAZANTSEY, alone and ‘intro- |
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was a new member of, the Cuerpo ‘Consular. He said he is a fa sp)
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in that context knows Mr. Wallace STUART quite well.| He said
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he was extremely privileged a couple of nights previously to
be able to shake Astronaut ARMSTRONG's hand and talk to him. | we
He thinks the space program a wonderful adventure for both our ;
countries, and he mentioned the current negotiations between
in working: out the rules for use of peaceful nuclear energy.
sincerity whatsoever. He seems transparently cynical, and Vi “a
While affable, KAZANTSEV does not impart any feeling of
reminds one of a second-rate American politician. After the
above conversation and when SISTONE was talking to a Mexican .
airport official, for some reason KAZANTSEV reapproached
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‘would be a rapprochement soon between the United States and
Cuba. SISTONE cannot figure out why KAZANTSEV made that
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remark at that particular time unless 1) he thought the Mexican
airport’ official was.a Cuban, or 2) he had been -briefed by
‘LocrNov not only on the fact that SISTONE is FRADYER' 8 replace-~
nent, but that FRADYER had somehow been connected | with Cuban
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‘ ll. SISTONE only met Yuriy CHERNYSH, Soviet Vice Consul,
very briefly to shake hands near the end of the evening. He
was 5 easily recognizablo from his very light gray” haie.
12. SISTONE was only sure of one Cuban' s being present,
Rafael NIRABAL. At one time; SISTONE thought he saw a gentle-
man who looked a little like Ambassador Joaquin HERNANDEZ Armas,
but at second glance he did not think so. There was no doubt
in SISTONE's mind that MIRABAL was avoiding him. On one
occasion, MIRABAL was quite close, within earshot, and may well
have heard SISTONE either talking English to a fellow American
or his wife, or discussing something American. Thereafter,
every time SISTONE tried to work his way toward MIRABAL, the
iatter would shortly move further away. Twice SISTONE talked
ta people that vaguely looked like they might be Cubans from
the mug book, only to discover in doth cases that they were
Mexican.
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‘SIBAJA C., who described himself as a mechanical éngineer
and industrial consultant. His address is Ezequiel 82,
Mexico 14, D.F., and his telephone number is 17-88-85. This
wy man‘is the husband oF. a’. lady. the described as Press and Cultural
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‘ Greek but either all Mexican or perhaps of partial Greek
flervarnse iy Belineda Qo desiv es . :
ancestry». SIBAJA and SISTONE exchanged calling cards (Stossa’ $s)
ts attached).. SIBAJA said that he and his wife attend such
—_ —— functions as this reception quite frequently and definitely
re . recalled not having met SISTONE before. The latter explained
his recént arrival, SIBAJA claimed that he is a good singer
of folklore songs and that his wife knows how to dance then.
They have performed Spontaneously quite often at diplomatic
and consular ‘affairs. Asked whether he would be going on the
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Cuerpo Consular excursion scheduled for late October, SIBAJA
: ‘ said he would like to go. He is a working man, however, and \
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“was not sure he could get away. SIBAJA and wife and oT ONE yy
and wife established rapport rather easily, and all agreed wer
they should meet again rather shortly, SIBAJA said that he | a
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*. . is of partial. French ancestry. He looks as though he might
be Mideastern, however, He is proud that he is from JUAREZ‘
home state of OaXaca. It. would seem to SISTONE that this is
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access, agent to" either the Soviets or the Cubans. He obviously
Circulates in their social milieu, SISTONE intends to follow | &«
Upon this man. He said he lives in Coloiia Lindavista, where het
- SISTONE's wife’ 8 relatives are concentrated. He has a son |
7 going ‘to Colegio Tepeyac in that area. : op |
14. The only Americans SISTONE was aware of at the . ot
“reception were 1) Clyde SNIDER, Chief of the Visa Section of
‘the Consulate, 2) ‘Findley HOWARD, of Pan American, and 3) David
WIESLEY, American businessman and Honorary Consul of Iceland.
, 15. ‘Cousidering- the: fact that _SISTONE 1 was only in the
. Soviet Embassy a little over one hour and had to spend a good
. part of his time talking to SNIDER, VOURVOULTAS, and that real
‘ pain-in-the- “neck, Sra. JIMENEZ, he considers his contact with -
Soviets about the maxinun that could be- achieved under the ; ;
‘circumstances, — -
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Copy of calling cards (3) so . :
Distribution:
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Car peried arouni the comes, entered the Astaurent end found? Subj without
ditziculty, rn BO,
2. i thon’ ny preléminaries wo sce. cf, Subj toli me thut he had®
interesting news for me, as he hesit for a moment I, axsed fia if he
had bsen invited to tae: desredida tis gvexning. ie was a bit shocked and
Probebiy iisapcointed, beduaxx with a "Hi, what", but recovered uuickly. .
aml adultted that tiis was to have heen tht interesting news - yes he nai .
I= invited ani was going. He exvlained that-he had nade a phone call te
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{fie Sobassy to invite “Lest SCT to his house for a fareviell party, Sut the -
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the clein tant ¥ Mosesyunaita ain + te_returm urs: ntl: and nov he was toc bus;
to consider : arse Witiations. (Subj did not appear to be untapay with
: turn of events.) Sebj promised to keer ais eyes and eurs ¢pen and ~
ay novel tast Log - ‘ould introdce. him ‘to nis repl. acenent, the un-
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Subj Sscus-ed. women, feoj, drink, and related tonics. He would like, ne
seis te be bot.er acquainted wlth Alla AL EBOCR (zorks at Sovenb). wh ron he
consilers tovbe en exces :tionaliy cnteresting girl, altsoush ms.ried. (I .
dea! " te ‘eve he is‘a nosition to 70 mudh about tis. I Believe he ig
canabla of seducing a lot of girls, but I den! t ge: how he could vork up
much access to this -oman.) cv .
Temes e, meaner eee aah panmeneNg nen bette = frome rae
he Sudj gave a cory of a short <aper (. ritten in Russian) be voried
up en his friend EIN.253 who Lives in Sin Juen del ‘do, neur yeretsro «
Subje is wry anxious t. cave us help this individual but I sthil don't see. i
no in it. i asked Subi i 351.23 is acjuairted with anyone at te | \
wag téld thet he micht know one or two the Enozk .uss/Soan xix
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de Subj is 2 very friendly, Likable chat, but I do not tte thin. kit
he would Sind it difficult to fabricste sométa az, wiether it be incortant
roterusse. Tris As turely can Ovinion, so far, based -n nothing concrete.
5. Subfect ex: ressed a desize to heve a "blass with me sunetine w
no reference ‘o business. J said I uowla consi: ler - Férhags it‘woulg. ‘to
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VIBAS HORSE Valentin LOGUINOV C~3 December 23, 1927
Moacéw, employee of Soviet Embassy din Mexico. Arr. —
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New York October 7 1969 via Air France Flt. 700.
' Dep. Mev York October 10 via Aexo£lot. Accompanied
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information has been eirculated or has. circulated "regarding:
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cer : ; the fact that Cartillo Flores aia not: attend the interview of.
Raul Rea, foreign minister of Cuba and president Diaz Vrdaz. ”
2. By going to the General Assembly of the United Nations, lic.
pn te matreettan Ne ti tt enna cemented REMY mA hance SNe ten eimai ck BMS»
8 Te ae Cn Ne en er
: Carrillo Flores, secretary of foreign Relations is out of the
.
. presidential race boy ‘eonstothtional reasons.
According to. people whod may. be considered as knowing about :
“polities Carrille Plores never had a ‘chance to ve nominated —
because. of his close associations with United States “ankera.
2. On the 18 of, September F went to. the ‘national day celebration .
at the Chilean embassy, where I met Kazantsev who invited me to ot '
go to. their embassy on the firet of October for a farewell party Is ;
‘fer Valentin Loxgvinoy, who is leaving soon. Th e new. Qpnecosova- ;
' quian anbassador: waa with Kazantsev. I arrived late end many: Po
people had ‘already left. Wallace ‘Stuart was. there, the new Rau ny ~~
~ ambeaador, the. Ghana ambassador, the Paraguyan chargé d'affaires, : 4
an several other. diplomate of minor importance. The Chilean y {
colony seens to te quite large. a Ss Looe —— “ ;
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; 26 Sent mber 1969.
CONTACT REPOMT
SUBJECT: LIBACON 2
“DATE, TIME & PLACKs 25 Sopte 69, 2030 - 2200 hra., Firenze Rast
4. Sub} arrived eight minutes late and realising sume, apologised. “He:
apseared to be in a good mood and when usked told ma that he am his wife were —
now getting along very wall, We claime! that he called LOIINOGY an, at the
Embassy on the morning of the 1Sth and asiod that teueir dinner enguzement for
that evening be post oned. According to Subjeot LOG told hin ta.t towir :
diner had veen scheduled for the 18th, not the 15th, so Subj mou assumed
- [00 was correct. I remmin-ied Subj that to the beat of my recolle ction it -
had been for the 15th. —In‘eny event, Subj said LOO took the costponensnt very
well, especially when Subj confirmed with LOG again that the latrer was not
leaving in October, parhaps not even in Novesber. Subj apologized to LOQ,
exphaining that hia wife had just taken ona new joo, was nervous about it,
ani in adiition, was taking care of har paremts dog an! birds, and «as simply
not in condition to have a party. (I an not sure Subj went throws; with this
explanation to 100 or to m only.) Subj plans to visit L0G 5% the Embassy
on the 29th, 30th, or the first of Cctober, at which time he will set a
date, for the dinner, hopefuliy he said, for tha sine week, If the dinner is
tobe held prior to ibd: the eveting of the first of Octe Subj will call
tha office, (es in the past) and so inform the party on tw other end.
’ Gar noxt meeting 1a scheduled or 1600 hours, 1 Oct., at te "EL Mortiro® (2)
Rest. axenax in the Suites mmperador, _
2. Subjects wife, deseribed aa a “bilingual” secretary/tyrist is now
7 emlayed by Urbita Su lementa", and is odd 3 3,50) monthly. Sujo, claing
that sh will be eczrning 3 090 by next month, if evor}taing Joos off walle
One of tm partears mfxthx (7) of this sus: Lemont ist andres Catuno, Michelena.
epuld : .
: 3. Subj then asked mo if I/check a street map of Moscow and seo if I
could find Uj}, NEAHDANOVA on it. I totd hia I could tut would not give hin
an enswer onp/Or the other unless he would provide m with a gatisfactors
reasun. | After extraot-ng a promise fron mo that I would not. laugh at him, ho
“roesedyd to tall‘ma about a recent exeriancs. he hud with a med-um at Andrea's
hom. He prefaced hia story with an assiirsnce that he is an atauist and doss
not believe in the hereafter nor in epdicitualisn in particular, neverthaless,
he was shaken with tho ex:ertence. Hu chimed tht the radiua (name unknown to |
Subj.) did not go into a tranon, nor tum off any of tie light:, but siz ly
ased Subj. if he. had ev r known a girl by th naao of “Tsnya" while Subj.
Lived in amt aml) tow Hear Ivanova (1.80 not far frm Moscow.) Subj als ined
“Qnat he recalled a girl by tiat mama, that bo an! sto were only avout 10 yre
of are at tw tim, ani trat try uned to 4o Mmanhroca gathering toyethor. 9
Ko paid © breve aut in@ cold gent wnan +o padius wrod tig question
tecauga ho waa absolutely roodtiva that no um in Aexiga would remmer Ws
girl'a nam nor vm eo feode., ihr mdiun thon sald, araasing Cor Tanya, *adurev 9
Hartenks®, (iiello, safsel), Subs olaina t:a% Une zodiume hue no knesied:o of —
Ue igetan Lacie ant iat no had not hoon oalled Se oPanea* enor oarly
ehil.froud, gdxkg fhe rediwa em ined that Taga hid died ass aenthaa exo avt
waa noy resent In Ue rosa, Three to cedur, Tsys espleined | 8 Sraitan)
Luk oe het Geen Auriod te a Vilentin Nag 7, fave liviag at at! Ube be oh lane tay
aan
art. 23, Homeo's. Subj was-not cure he hai the correct numrical address, nor
did ho know what resion of Hoseow the street was ins Tanya furtoer exphained
that KIRASCV was engaged in soma unspec!fied underground work, possibly. .
wrkh anti-governmont activity, and that one errbor of this grou was agtually
enplayed by the “OB, Hg was not furth r identified.
he ‘Subj then went on to relate two other ‘8 "oda" experiensés: he had had
-prior:ts his coming to Mexico, Thay sre not worth réoagiting here.” 1 tola
* Subj I would. try to. locate the ‘afure fentioned atrest on the Moscew map but
that I did not take any of this very sertowly, Although Subj ‘realiaed tht
I vas amised by this tale he was not agua. angered ‘by ay attitude - 2 ays
he did not know vhat to make of it himself. : .
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7. Report. by salesman 7 . oo, -
. Rs Party. Tho. occzsicn tas a farewell party civon by ew
tennis group in the ho-a of Dr. Goze: for DIGHARD, who leaves 3
Ostober 7th or &th for Mosec. In eddition to nyself ant ry :
wife, tho follssing vere present: | :
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Gloria Pinto ae 3
Pepe Pinto - . aan . .
Lats Coase U7 BY BRET een oe (ieajns) :
Sylvia Goses- | 3 :
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| Mercedes Pints (elderly writer, aunt of Pop, nother of °° -
Hors of B=. Luis Gone
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Rubon, rather of Pitucla who is the wifa of Harb
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Eatchelor. Scfor in Ty soap operas (novelas)
designate theater, ;
EOSEUO A! OTs wife |
(oontinesd noxt page),
9. Supervisor's conments
h eed Ploaso instract ro as te vhethes or not you want re to
Ae atton’ the rocaption Vetsoatiy, Ont Ef so, that to loot fur
AO Laced besitos avethng OID org mylacasos§. Can you call off the
fie Ful? .
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Virgsn Asuilar
Tozzsito (lna)
Ralpr Wiesandt
Ruth Wiegandt -
Gho party was very gay, excollent food brought by each of
- tho guest, much nusic, dancing, amd drinking. No politics. - -
Bveryons tes in.a very frisndly. nood. ;
Coe 2. Formal fare-pll -rocention. VWodnesday, October 1, at
; - .9900 hours at tno Sovic’ exbassy will bo the fornal party for
Se, . DYEHARD.
Tho Pintos, Gozez ari poscibly others fron ow group will
attend.this party. I do not know how bis it will bo. .
n . CN DIEXAND was disappointed when I said I would not attend, but
KL .v -XYN that this was‘no reflection on ny frieniship for hin. I stated
. yl oo”... that I folt &% wrrise for an Anerican to visit the Soviet ea,
pe gS BN bassy. Iwas afraid that the Far or CLA would Learn of ny visit. ©
nw “Xs _ Val was ‘ery insistent and said he'd ba disappointed Af we did
oe? SG: not cono. Later in.tho ovening he brought up the subject again
S&S Sia we and insisted thore would be no way anyon3 could know if I vero —
we eft present or not=-there would ba no risk to xO-«no naios ould be. .
~ recorded. I said I wo.2d think about it, but doubted that we
ef
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a FR _ 9. DESHAWD's esvlaconens. During the course of the evening.
ee ee speeches were nado, or at leist seni-forzal coments arn wishes
: ao _.l> of goodluck to DISIARD and his wife. .DIGLAND said that his rea
: a “ placoacnt soll be at the farevoll, perty at the enbassy_and be
Ps mo A. hopxd_waxswuld all sect _hig.. Ralsh Wiegantt stéted that he
pes : i , wanted DIZHLO's repiacezent to know that he, the replacsent,
tho eee DEL oo Ao would be weleohe in ow groug. Cur group is songwhat inter
, néional ani Bas givea us all a chance to exchange vicws. Yo.
would reset losiag eavtact with the Siviets. DISHARD then
nentionod that his replacenent is sorething of a sporstaan,. .
h, Turk Cchornich. I told DESLWD that I hadn't seen Turi
- vA for a leng tics. Tasked wit had happoned to hin. Ho ansvercd —
wo ow that Yuri hdd been on vacation for a w:ile- This coos not account
for ths rary nonths, perhaps five or six, that I have not seen
_ Yuri. I did not press tho issus. -- :
p ote id a _ 5, DTEIIRD FUIRT.. DIEHARD socced te be indifferent to
7 ne Pope's prosenco. hea ho danced with Gloria he often sacaed
& . vory intisate--dancinz cleso, whispors and piybus gicsles,
soulful leoks. Gloria did not try to control this situation,
but rather ‘rerbiclmted, My wifo Inter rorertal that willo
dancing: vith DIHHLD ke also tricd to Mirt with her, but on
a gore discrota level, holding her too close, squesting her
hand sorninstally, ete. . :
6. PRO: mrenta, Wo arrived prosptly at 2009 hours.
Wo vers the firsty getats to ersive ant the ealy guests for
nearly an hour, Turing tis tine Dr. Gonca usda several consents
of inkerest. Firat, let no aay that I nave thought that Lito
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wes a conzunist syapthyser, despite his yeelth. He tecaco fanous
sexe tins bad: by sucsessfsDy sewing biel: ova hand that wes:
azputaticd in an aecidert. He is a doctor with securo Social.
Moxico sir.ce. has sho:n his' éfF to the uorld as Hexico's croat
hand surccon. Ifo travels arowl the yorld attending redical
cconventiens.amd is tho psincig) fiest to rodical convonticns -
here in Hoxico. An elstorats book wes published by seguro
oe Social ea surgazy of the hand ani Luis! wors in that field. -
so, oo “J nention tha above since it esets to cot tho stole for sorcens ©
so ; . who nlgit believe that gociztisa and socialized nodicine is :
good, becauso ho hinsclf has profited so greatly froa it. . 4
Further, ‘Luis ani Sylvia hed nado it mown for quite some
tino that they wanted to have tho farezo0ll party for DEGHAND
4n their hezo. T.alays felt that this was duo to communi: |
synpathy. Mow I don't Imo. And I an at a loss to explain wy
they insisted upon holding the party. They co not seca to bo .
close friends of DIZIAD, are soncmiot different in social :
and intellectual status, and no longor ‘seca to ne to ba conn.
nunist synpathyzors. . .
Inis comented that East DEIEYARD's son would probably cose
to tho purty sincs they have no maid, Incidentally, he did not
: a core. Ee then stated that the boy still ppeaks no Spanish at all.
soe "| He added that the boy has lived in Mexico for five years and
". before that for sovoral years in Guba. Luis explained that
the Soviets ara afraid ‘to havo their children.see how the world
really is. Luis added tht. Kreschey sau & supereuarket in
Los Angeles and sizply cowlin't beliova his eyes. Luis was
frankly critical.of the Soviets ani their intellectual isolation-
Se ne . .
7. DUEHARD MLOST RETR. DIELRD and his wife both cone
ceded that trcre was a good chance ‘they night cons right back
to Hexico. She told no that if sho did, sno woul Like to teach ,
ne Russian. We had exchanged a few elenentary words during the
so evening. - _
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mito indicarte que lo azistad oo inicié por la necesidad de --
traducir unos docurentos oficiales que nos solicitaba la Secre-
ter{a de Cobernacién, por medio de los cusles deb{smos demos -—
trar el nombre correoto de wi cliente. :
Dicha amiatad se he conservado bajo un nivel noraal y mis o m=
nos se inicié hace aproxinadarente un affo, sin que se hayan tee
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief SB. .
heo- og Chief, cuBA
SUBJECT sg Relationship Berveea AEDIBHARD and Gloria PINTO
. 1, In response toa conversation between Chief, SB, and the under:
‘signed, LIREALM-1 was questioned igtetatl on 25 September concerning
‘the relatfonship which exixts between AEDIZHARD and Gloria PINTO with a
.vlew toward possible embarrassment of AED IERARD before his superiors.
Lona woe ’ LIREALM*] and his wife both belfeve (but have no proof) that
--it-ds probable that Gloria PINTO is having or has had an affair with.
AEDIERARD. Both LIREALM end his wife are close friends of the PINTO's
snd know that Gloria i3 strongly attracted to AEDIEHARD who is beth
physically. and intellectually superior to her husband, [ue to Gloria's
continued friendship with AEDIEHARD at the French Club and other places,
LIREALM*1 feels sure that Gloria's Busbaad, Pepe, does not yet know of
the affair.
3. LIREALM- 1 characterized Pepe PINTO as; aweet, slow-witted and
below average in intelligence, “He is a physician specializing in lung dis-
orders, born in the Canary Islands. He considera himself a Spaniard with
the Gharacteristic apanish lack of respect for women, He attespts to
“gigutiy control Gloria's activities while, according to Gloria, shaving
aa many affairs himself as he can, Gloria gseatly resents Pepe's attitude
. toward her, Pepe is basically defensive and would_not vant anyone to know
if Gloria were having.an affair vith. another man. He. vould probably deny
it 4f anyone said so, even if he were aware of it, He would take it cut on
Gloris, however, and would probably beat her and restrict her covemeats even
more closely,
4. In view of the above; it would certainly appear that there vould ba
nothing to gain, and perhaps such to loese, by any attespt at exposing her
supposed affair with ABDIZHARD. Sfince she now appears to be {a contact with
& SHEVCHENKO, much better to hope for detter developmeate in thia case, ~
Andrew E, PELLEMENT
SECRET
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2. Agent/Subsect: LICOLY<-5 - DATE: 25 Septeber 1969
2. Case Officer Vihcent P, R1ZZUTO yi ; oo (ee
3. Date ant site oficontact: 25 September: Cnfsturia Parauc ie
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paragraph 5 (continued)
it off than attempt to collect tha money. There aro sufficient
funds in the Project, )
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is. more to this invitation than meets the eye and that the KGB will.
be going all out to recruit him. I think Subject may be right and .
-Y think he should probably find a Good. excuse for not going. ;
Subject states that ho had complained to KAZAN‘CS EV (pP- 880) about -
the shoddy treatment he had been getting from LOGINOV (P-11,712)... -
Never before had hg beon forced to "stard inline" for Soviet visas
for his clients, In the past, he had boen able to sent passports
“to the Soviet Embassy any day--nevor mind the office hours-~-and get
the passports back with visa the same day. , Subject: says that het) haves:
LOGINOV himself finally admitted. that thigiad bodausorsubjectehad: y )
been uncooperative ‘(meaning that he had refused to let LOGINOV
recruit hin), Subject says. unequivocally that LOGINOV is leaving -
PCS by tho end of October and that jhe is not being replaced by a
newcomer, Subject ynderStands thatNECHIPORENKO, who in a former tour
had worked in the Consular Section, will take over as (Chief of the .
Consular Section when LOGINOV leavos. .
. Subject days that KAZANTSEV is about to leave (in fact, Subjeét
thought KAZANTSEV had already loft} and that both a replacement for
hin and a now ambassador were on the way, I told Subject that as vs
far as I know, KAZANTSEV was to be replaced by another coneterge Cov2e#zud
who would be Chargé, but Subject insisted that an ambassador had :
bean named and would be coming soon, He ‘did not know who the
ambassador would be.
Mw Rens
Subject remarked that both IVANOV andNIXTTO: Sov had left and he
said that NIRFTORON. was;,-he thought, a very decent person.
Aves edie es .
- Subject said that PRIKHODXO (P-2270) had come to see him to say .
goodbye. PRIKHODKO had said, almost with tears in his oyes, that _
Subject had been a very good friend and that he tould never forget
him, He invited Subject and wife to come visit hin in Moscow,
Then when Subject asked PRIKHCDXO for his address, PRIKHODKO hemned |
and hawed and said that ho didn't really have an addres S yet but
’ that Subject could write him tin care of Latin American Dopartnent of
the Mintstry of Foreign Affairs. Subject recarked that PRIAHCDKO
was undoubtedly being Sincero, but when you cane right dowa to it,
he was just as henned in and afraid as anything of the others,
Subject said that tt vasa a real tragedy that tho Soviet systen
made such robots out of good peuple,
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EL EMBAJADOR. de Chins. Cuauhtémae y ta Vidriera y-
[Chih-Ping Chen, asiste como serdn teearadoe huéspedes de
Tmiembro de la delegaciin de; honor de le cludad por el al-
‘Tau pals a la, Asamblea Gene {ealde. Tendran ademas ban.
brat de Ins Naclones’ Unidas. | quetes y un baile de gala en
Regresara a mediados de di-fel Casino de Monterrey... Bi
cdiembre. En México esta como consul ce le Unién de Republi
encargada de. negocios et mi-jeas Sovlalistas Sovidticax, Vie
nistro consejera Chin-Hsien|lentin S. Loguinoy dard unad
‘| VTang... Fl embajador de Ac [fiesta en lz embafada de xt
gentina, Enctyue Martine, Paz aig --culvada de ‘Tacubaya
dia una cena en honor del se. | 24 el primero de actubre a
cretaria de Comunicaciones y | [a para- agradecer
‘Transportes; Antonlo Padilia las atencionés vo fa amistad
Segura. a ta que asistierén va {que se le ha bri dada em AA.
clos amiyes del anfitrién y del {xlea. Durante esa? fiesta
azasajato... Keith Willlam | despedida, ¢: prpsidente del
Raker, iercer secretarta de la Cuerpo Censular en Méxive,
embajada de Australia yo su Leander P. Vourvoiilias, Je ob:
lespoxa Maria Magdalena Ra {sequiard, en nombre de lex
miree regresaran de-su una cénsules, na bandeja de pla
(fe miet en Acaptitco la sema | 3. Luguinoy es uno de tay
-§na préxima... Wolfang Re. ‘dirigentes : del Cyurepo Consu-
mer, representante del Merra- [lar en Méatca... Ei embajadar
do Comin Eurepeo,.esté en Mé jde Ecuador, Miguel Rova Gen
‘Txdco en platical con funciona; Tl vy su familia asistieron ¢n
vies dé) Roblerno y ditigentes| Guadalajava a fa Feria Tater
de los hombres de negocios. nacional de Artexanias en 1a -
Varios diplomaGius do la en.) Que su pais participa.
bajada de Bé:gica Je dieron la ———8 9
blenvenida en el aeropuerio. .. 7 see
Regresé y asumié sus funcio
fnes et decane del cuerpo df
piomatico, embaiader de Yaa
Paises Hafos, bardn Schelto}
van Heematra. Hatuva varios | -
mesea de vacacinnes en su pal
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[et Cuerpo Consular en Mé |
Riva, erranisadora de ia eon:
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fen Montrcrey how diae 27, 28 y]
29 de octubre, prepare un pry,
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irene muy ocupadas: ys cor! :
fentas dulante reoa lees diss |
Viewtatan las grades empee |
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TO. RIZZUTO through: “ARCHBOLD
, cubjects AEDIEHARD (Pett, 72) 4 Thoughts Ro poentbility of. ‘Pitching His
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‘serious attempt to obtain a "pressure argument" through the use of existing
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Menorendum a.
Froms FERNALD
1. Assuming it was agreed that A should be pitached before his POS
deperture, because there are no indications that he would be more suscept-
ible ixkxer to an approach - ‘Later. when he comes to 6 new post abroad in few
yeare and, to the contrary, . it in more likely that he would be still more
dering, more selfconfident and more. determined to advance and aolidify ©
his position within the KGB, I wish to add come views of mine to the list
of possibilities as to how a pitch could be cerried out. .
Ny views and thoughts on thia subject wili be based on the postible :
use of existing assets and means. I am fully aware that there will be
plenty of room for improvements, : addi tione and modifications of woat will
be said in the following peras, ”
As far aa I know we are: lacking adequately: solid facts in which
we could put our teeth, i.e, we do not worataemas posses worthwhile mention=
ing material which we could use to exert a desired pressure on A. .
I am inclined to believe thet we are in a position to make 4
assets which are targeted against A and that it can be done without taking :
an undue risk. :
5. As a nove in this direction I waa ‘thinking in terms of having
recorded a SABORI“A meet for which we would prepare SABORI. To be more
specifio T have ia mind a situation along the following lines:
ae (& @. In going to one of hie next meate with A,SARORI should
wt one t. carry on his peraon a tranamitter. I an not in Cavor
st & of a body recordar, because thé recording tine 18
ae Le wy limited and it requiren the dearer to be turning it
oy 25 HG A en and off, while the troenrmitter can te eet and it
. Pequirees no potion by the bearer on one hand and on
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the moment the. trananitter ie strapped on hin,
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SABCRI should go to such a meet with experession of |
a person who ie in exceptionally good mood, because
-ofea business success and he wae given a subetantial |
- advance on tite commiasion: After A and SABORI have
their routine two drinks, SARORI will state to A that
“he would piok up the tad for the evening ( after being
treated by A so many times ) but he would want to
celebrate the occasion. It would be desirable that A
agrees, on 6 drink or two to pleage S, but even if that
‘does not take place, it 1e enticipated that A would
want to accompany sm ih hie good humors, What ever
ve the case, the situation lends itself to a free
talking, eritioal commenting and aome vitching, juat
to play it big. It will be up to us, to prepare S as
to hew to run the conversation to get out of Aa few
" atatementa which he would not like hie superiors to
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Ae far as 5 is céncerhed I believe that he can be
persuaded to carry a tranemitter on hie person and
as ‘a reason for requesting {t we could tel] hia that
it represented a conplinetary element to the PAQ which
he made on A, because the psychologist who reviewed
hia PAQ connidergit essential to have a tape covering
one meet, There ts no way of hiding the fact that we
will be recording what is transmitted, but ve will
not have to give any explonations regerding how it
will be done. ;
I hope that one way or the other we rill{n ponaeseion
of a tape which could be used ar a pressure factor.
Prom there on all becomes 4 matter of aacupulation:
‘$ may request e meet with A under tho pretext that
that the peoply interested in the platinum deal sent
to £ thalr apectalist, who would like to.cleer sone
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questions before opening the Letter of ¢redit and that
At. war essential that the person who arrived here see
Ay because ‘that will strangthen S' position in the deal.
I mentioned the. platioun deal because it would give eee
some. common ground. ‘to the new person being introduced :
- on the Boones, but some other story might. be a2 good.
“The ‘new person showing up under the platinum deal
. or any other pretext would be a case officer of ours.
_I feel that such a pereon should at firet sight show
that he wae a Yankee,.that he be versed in platinum
or what ever the pretext may be and thet he should be
a Russian language speaker. I am inclined to believe
that efter some business. talk and after creating an
atnosplie® of mtual understanding there would be no
problem for the case officer to start speaking Russian,
_If A takes this fact in good. mood and the business
an conversation. continues in Russian, S would be in a ;
; __, position ‘to excuse himself as a person who was no longer
, needed. It is almost impossible te anticipate what.
would be Ab reaction to the fact that S wanted to leave.
If insisted that S stay, we will have to accept it.
Nevertheless, S will be instructed to "go to the bathreom!
for a waile and the case officer will have to use this
opportunity to drop his cover and go on with his jovd.
He will have in his pocket a reel of tape to counteract.
AS emphatic refusal ( which we must anticipate ).
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anything about the existance. of the tepe and as far.
as the case officer is concerned S may have to be
satisfied with the explanation that the o.o. wae the
psychologiat who pierre that he wanted to meet A in
person. Of cours@,; o dawnges nae bear out this cover, but
that will be at the atsge af dexarapaerts when wa
could not care less.
Ce There ie no doubt that € will be burned whether the
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only with. guesses: as to what transpired between the ;
: ease officer and A in Russian, ; a I
“hy Tt is: the: fate of-any officer “meking the pitch to ka
be burned if the: eggersice | enda in anything: less ‘than
ay success, Therefore, it would be worthwhile considering t
to get a suitable laguage ‘speaker: case officer from ; :
Fqs for this purpose. SE
- 6. I am aware of the fact that gzas the above discussed scheme has __
& quite certain weakness in as mich as it ie built on and around an ‘untested |
asset as S is, Nevertheless, in terms of security ‘and protection of Agency/_
asxetez Station assets the scheme is advantageous, ‘which is selfevident.
HTML Se GOITER SEMEL EN OT,
Te It should be assumed that § might come up with some objections
when it comes to introducing another. person to A from fear that he would
| deal: himself out of the game and terminate his usefulness to us. I do
. ; not consider it difficult to put him at ease.
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8. For your consideration and comments.
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(to me at least) ia the energy with wh. ch AEBLENARD pursues his career. Believe
he: ia mithless ly ambitious to ret ahead. ar we y are willing to burn saZ08, it
nicht, be advantageous to insert senior Russien speaking staffer. as suggested in this
paper (out without trenanitter) who will make A offer to think over on long cold
fogcow nights prior to bis arrival at ‘a new post. _ Our offer will, consist ‘of first,
sewing seeds of discontent on fact that he is now 42 years of ont hae not risen
tothe heights in his profess on, that ke contd have. ("Ne ig only Listed as 3re
Secretary while younser men ere lat ard 2nd Secretrries d) I font, krow his KCB
rank but ‘it can be intimet- cad that we know his rent enld be nigher Telking fast.
we could then stgpest to A that we will work ont a olen in his aberence whereby
we can aid his future career by pitting erk dn Sig peth adventepeoud situations
such aa allowing him ‘to "yecruit” a U.S. official at hie next sost. In return, he
wo: ld service our reoviremnts d'ring His tovr, Our working rélationsiio with A
could have a time limit with control factors on both dides. "No answer is wanted
“pow. Rerort the approach if you wish, The dffer will be good upon yout arrival
at the new post whereever it iss (A, of gourse, will thing the talk i recorded
so there must te some way of assuring him it is not. SABORI, naturally, must de
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‘Hovde). Said this was'a businessman, an American but with
military rank. The Directory shows. :
Gi) Gola Witdiam J, Hovde (Am); wife, Norma.
G. (Am.)). Destilby S.A., Miguel Cervantes:
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Saavedra 25, 2-17. Tel. 45-65-60. Res. Rio
PeoE ” Escondido 20, Lomas~Hip., 2.10. Tel .20-71-38.
Clubs: ChapGolf, WhFr, NavyL.
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(Lert is possible that Oleg had been planning to con-
tact: mé and had deliberately had placed himself in ry
2iIt is also possible that Oleg, like all the other
play with |
another club member than to spond money on an instructors
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3, If he had teen looking for me, it could be
that he has been asked to step in where val failed.
That is, as an Amarican friend, I never invited val
‘to my home. He never met other Americans through
ma, Note, however, that he never invited me to his
home either--though he did invite us frequently to
various events which were under the auspices of the
Soviet embassy. Ke did net but rarely acecpt, One
such-occasion was the Moscow circus. ;
a 4, If he had been looking for me, it could be
that he wants to assure his accaptance by our tennis
group where Gloria Finto is a possible target. Oleg
has gotten to Gloria, but I, the American who is
somewhat and Sometimes hostile to soviets, might, be
considered a stumbling block. Perhaps he, Oleg, will
try to reach all the other members of the group in-
dividually so that an invitation by Gloria to one of
our functions will meet with general acceptances
SCENARIO OF CONTACT |
Y arrived about 0900 and took an instructors ,
About 0950 Oley arrived to play with and in-
structor on the adjoining court. He made no effort to
greet me. He had been pointed out to me py val, but
ZI had not been pointed out to him do my knowledgea-~7
though it is certain that Oleg and jval must have
discussed the "players" in their"gamé" and counted
me as possibly on tho other. team. That is, I am sure:
that Val has pointed. me out to Oleg, but Oleg would .
not have wanted to acknowledge this.
.
At 1000 my hour was up and I told my instructor
I was through--I did not want to continue for another
hour. As I was paying my instructor I noticed that
Oleg was paying his. It is very unusual and possibly
even bad form to take an instructor for less than
half-an-hour. I am suggesting that he wanted to be
free to contrive an accidental meeting with me.
I set a course for one of the several gates
from the courts we were using, I could see that Oleg
had headed for the same gate (this could have been
perfectly natural) and at a speed which after some
thirty yards would bring him to the gate at the same
moment as I (this was not entirely natural).
Since I had an excuse to greet hin, having had
him pointed out in front of Peoe Pinto the preceding
week, I did so, I xakxn said Good Morning and asked
4f Kal were here. Ha looked very pleased {I kthoughs
possibly relieved) when I took the initiative and
recognized him.
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Oleg said that val had not, arrived ¢s far as
Je knew. I said I bad been training to get ready for
Val. I .wauted my revenge for last weeXes
oo Oleg seamed amused by this and immediately asked
4£ I would like to play with him since Val was not
here. I agreed. We found &@ court and played for about
_ one hour. Olgg won 6-3, 6-4.
Oleg is very athletic in appearance and. played
oar : and excellent game for someone who hs played for -
” ; ee only two years (if this is true). He has enorrous .
me “yn muscular thighs. It escapes me what sport would’
produce this, other than weightiifting. Neightlifting
ee AN is out since his upper torso, though muscular, is far
° i} gh less developed.than his legs. Basxetbal} ‘does not seen
. likely to produce his particular kind of development.
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Oleg is pleasant. Speaks excellent Spanish. Has
not made any political comments (yet!). Seems more
Antelligent, but less extroverted than Val.
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, Oleg asked if I were with the American Bmbassy.
I answered"no, I have my own business", It was then
that he asked if I. knoew another "Bill" who is in
private business ala who £= has an army rank, Oleg
khounghemayoxs thought the other person was a ma jor.’
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I left at this point. Oleg stayed on to play
some pore. My wife could not see him and it is not
therefore, known with whom or how. much longet Oleg
did play. Val was not Seen during the course of the
mornings The Pintos are in San Francisco.
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Contact Report
Subject: Jimny SABORI (P-13,830)
Pate. of Heet; Sept 10 et Eaztorns-Lnfragua at 1700 ‘ire
eee reer treme fata eSeminar.
a. Prearranged meet and § care 10 min early.
‘NEXT MEET; Friday Sept 12 ‘at Chez Rene at. 2000 hre.
2. ° Instead of receiving the Agency contract from the Hoon valley. Corp.
Dallas, Texae, he received a hone call (his phone was connocted) on - ma
Sept 10 in the norning and was requeoted to sign the contract immediately
and return it by registered mail, The caller (Leater Haechee) told S that —
thé contract wan nailed "Registered-Return Receipt" on Kon Sept88 “". S con-
cluded that he expected receiving it on Sept 11, but more ‘likely on Sept. 12.:
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3. ‘$ wea Gisappointea because he counted on shoving the contract to |
AEDTEHARD. that evening end the atsence of the contract will necessitate. |
another meet with A when the contract errives. FERNALD repeated to 5 that {
he needed a Xerox copy of the sexe and decided to meet with S on Sept 12 !
to debrief him on his meet with A and get a copy of the contract. : |
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S went to the Hotel Geneve where a friend of his used to be & manager and
was disenchanted when he found out that he no longer “worked there, The nev
“manager did not want to show him the ‘register of. guests and hia attempt
bore no results, because o11 he was able to see or. exchange few words were
tourists. S spoxe to TANG by phone to inform hin that the Luau manager. _
wanted to check with the embessy on tne size of the. aa he wae to place
in the monthly HISSION. TANG stated that he would : ‘take eere of that and
he remingéed $ that WANG wanted to see the article before it was printed,
Other, than to capitalize on the info that Eche varria’ would be the next
President of Hexico and speak about the platine nm deel! § had practically
nothing to report. ; 7
5. F repeated the inatruction he gave S on Sept, 8 with regard ‘to
etalling IS activities with A and as far ay tne platinun deal wae concerned
AFefwill deternine our attitude.
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Contact Report :
Subject: Jimmy SABORI (Pa13, 830)
Date of Meet: Sept 8 at Cex Rene at 1400 Hre
1. The meet was prearranged and S came on time. The meet lasted .
about 3 hours.
NEXT MEET: sept 10 at 1700 bre at SAMBORNS-La fragua af §
does not raqueat ‘to see mo earlier,
2e st was edvised by phone from Dallas, Texas, that the Boon valley
Corporation waw able to meet the Sov requirements ooncerning the platious
. deal and that they mailed on Sat Sept 6 a contract (agency contract) to
s which enadles him to: purchase 10 ounces of platinus per month from the
Sov selier ( an export company ). According to the same phone ‘meseage
the contraot provides for a USE3.00 commission per ounce.
3. 5 hopes to receive the contract vefore he weets with AEDIBYASD
on Sept 10 at 2000 hrs. On his own intiative S decided that he would
went to show the contract to FERNALD before taking it to A. That was the
reason for arranging another meet with F before the scheduled meet with
Ae .
4. The generous commission provided for > by the contract enables
8 to offer to A US$1.00 per ounce. Even if the minimum required by Sovs
ie purcheed a*..- commission per of. would etill net 320.000.-, according
to 5 entiaatoe. 8 _antioipates that the purcheses would go above the
required pinisun, B was taking in.coneideration the possibility that
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A would not want to accept any oommission.ama Therefore, 3 came up wifh
a scheme ty whiteh there would be a bank account for A and the money would
be bio, whether he wanted it or not, er better said , it would be up
to hip Yeoide when he wanted to uso it. .
s. At thie point it say be pentioned that apart of the faot whether
the Fove. would wast to close the platinum deal the entire shove peationed
account 10 etrietly & interpretation of what be wae told over the paere
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/ many questions ona would like to agk right now. Nevertheless, it appeara.
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deal only: with wife", it ie worthwhile mentioning that 8 believes that
A would ‘like to facilitate S to get the deal, because in that case § would
| be on one hand morally obliged to him and on the other S would had
; sollected a nice eum of money. In turn thie would make A feel that he —
i obtained a sstisfeetory control factor over S and the rest is quite ob-
i vious. Other than reoccurring to methode which are quite rarely used gainst
people: ‘ao 8, we in a situation of a very inconfortabie apectator left with
! a hope or @ which that ‘A might go for the commission.
Te. ‘As far as §*willingnesa to give to A the attractive chunk of -
| money 4s concerned he ia doing it for a double purpose: to please us
(indirect protectioa of his interest) snd to protect his intersst directly
by assuring AB wiilingness to help him in getting the deal.
8. ~- Although, our situation is not pleasant ( if tke deal is to
materialize) we are not helpless onlookers.’ § mentioned that if it comes
| to closing of the deal he will have to travel to Surich, Switzerland, and
| for that, he needa a passport. How such § is avare of our control positiion ; am
r ( by enabling his to get a pessport fast or dragging ite granting) ean be |
| best Lllustrated by the fact that he told P that he vould certainly put
i aeide a worthwhile aun for F. Néedless to mention that F gave him a tearm
| darn good lecture whanxhexesxtionya when he made his silly statement.
| Willy-willy P was obliged to turn weakness into stregth and 8 understood
i that he could as well forget avout the deal ( if it comes his way ) if
i he would not play it fair and equere with us.. ;
oe S brought up quite reasonably the question that A would most Likely
pat pressure on him to got producing along the linee of assignesnta against |
the US Embassy ana os‘the first thing the question of obtaining the
Eabsesy phone direstory would be thrown in & lap.
“} 10. °F told § that because of the new developzent in the platinun
business F will allow & to follow Am instruction tm ae to how to go about
getting the directory. F told his to go ahead and look up all the USIS
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giris he oan: find in the Hotel Geneve and report to A his findings. PF point-
“ed ¢ Oud that we demand fron hin to stall as much 48. possible. on § remark
that. he “should ‘have something to report to A when he secs him on Sept. 10
FP commented that he will have no objection that & report his. findings.
11. -$ really stalled all he was able in connection with the Chinese
Embassy: he did not go there at ail, because he atill did not obtain the
. ad from the restaurant Luau,
12. After’ the above conv 8 completed the PAQ, which is attached
hereto, => ; ae .
13. "sg foia'F ‘that his. home phone was disconnected because he did not
, have. poney to pay the bill of MN 632.- Thie happened at unconveniont tine
because the Moon Valley from Dalles, Texas, was not able to reach him and
they were obliged to contact hin through a friend mg of hia. F anticipated
that S would in one or the other way be.asking for money and he had with
hin a filled receipt for MH500.— whioh'be gave him . F implied that he
would give hin s couple hundred pesos more at his earliest convenience.
4... Then, 8 spoke about the presidential race and stated that
‘thé Gobernacion Seore tary. Echevarria would be the PRI official candidate
“and that the public announcement to that affect would be made on. sept 19.
F phoned thie info to ARCHBOLD. See Attachment. -
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE. REOCRD
FROM :cUBA/PBELENENT £7
SUBJECT Recent and Proposed Contact Between LIREALM*1 and AEDIEHARD
6 September 1969
1. : At the 5 September 1969 meeting between LIREALM-1 and Andrew £. : ae
PELLEMENT, the folloting information was received from and discussed with ~~
LEREALY-1; :
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incident where AEDJEHARD approached LIREALM-1 with an offer to pay LIREAMM-1) Av. ¢
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‘a, QBLYREALM-1, following Station advice Sekkectaa the the recent een OAR
for any information he could obtain from tha U.S, Embassy, has avoided . ey 4 1
contact with AEDIERARD at the French Club. LIREALM-1's wife, an almost pw? mr
daily visitor to the Club, has been asked by LIREALM"1 to note AEDIEHARD's- ods v
activities and associates and report anything.interesting to LIREALM*1,. 0 W/W ait Oa YY
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b. Mrs. LIREALM recently told LIREALM-1 that for a number of Mee Pain|
eonsecutive Saturdays; AEDIEHARD had brought a young lady, whom MRsa LIREALM qe
: y Mrs. LIRSALM did not attempt
thinks co be German, to the Club as his guest.
to determine the identity of the female, but reported the information to
her husband. She has noted no other items of interest in AEDIEHARD ‘a : ,
pattern ef attivities at the Club. He has not seemed to single out any . ye
individual as 2 tennis partner, nor is be frequently seen socializing with . \
anyone in particular while at the Club. , oe . a) i" «
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_ 2, LIREALM+1 was advised that the Station had learned that, AEDIEHARD \\V\, a” 4
will not return co MHHARSH immedistezy as originally thought, but he will W"qaH"
‘probably regain in Mexico for another five months. LIREALM*] was told that
thie information was: dot yet public knowledge, but the Station would like
LIREALM=1 to confirm this if possible, This led ta a general discussion of
LIREALM*1's association with AEDIEHARD since the recent incident, LIREALM*1
was instructed that it was not the ‘Station's wish that he avoid contact with
AEDIEHARD, ‘but rather that he not single out AEDIEHARD for special attention
or closely court his friendship. It ia the writer's opiaion that 4 eufficlent
_ time has elapsed. since the laat incident for LIREALM“1 to again renew some
associstion with AEDIEHARD, and a particulsrly opportune chance to do £0 is.
available: LIREALM-1 and AEDIEHARD both belong (as has previousi:y been reported)
to a group of teanis enthusiasts at the Club who take Curns entertaining each
other in their howes, To date, all the members of this group have given parties
except LIREALM"2. Mrs. LIREALM, following theincident and thinking that AEDIEHARD
was soon to depart, has stated that she ‘id not want to have AZDIEHARD in her
heae since he represents a governuent 90 opposed to the principles of her govern~
ment, etc, Based oa ASDIERAPD's extension in Mexico and the fact thet the LIRZALH's
owe their friends a party, LIREALM was inetructed to plan a party for the group
and to include AEDIEHARD and his wife tn the group invited, At the party, —
LIREALN-L should not focus an undue smount of attention on AEDIENARD, but should
take advantage of the opportunity to renew their general friendship and let the
matter, more or less, take its own head from there, As a first step in this
general direction, LIREALM*1 plans to yo to the Club over the weekdnd of 6°7
Septesber ac tievs vhea AEDIZHARD wouelly playa tennis to at leaat say hello.
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3. A second reason why hoth LIREAMN-1 and his wife plan to go to the
Club ts to sae if they can identify the new "girl-friend™ of AEDIEHARD..
LIREALM-1 saya he almost always carries his camera with him when he goes to
‘the club and frequently takes pictures of his wife and thelr friends, Under
“this pretext, he will try and take a. picture of the girl frtend if the oppor-
_ tunity presents itself where L€ will not come to the attention of AEDIEHARD.
4. LIREALM-1 fe prepating a written teport ia aome greater datail
_concérning AEDIEHARD and ‘his relationship with him since. the incijent. He ~
- will ahao attempt to see if his can get any more details about the girl fri-
end from his wife.
5. The substance of the sbove including the idea for the party has .
been verbally reported to C/SB and he is in accord with the plea for the party,
which will be, at least in part, paid for out of Station funds.
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. Subject: LIOVAL-1 (¥-S903) : a a —_
Tate of Mect: Sert 4 ot Hoyo 19 Rest at 1340 Hrs.
mo oo. The meet was yrearranged. - ~ .
Yext meet: Sert 11 at the: sane Flsece at 1330 hrs...
2. During the langurse class on lon Sert 1 LYBACOY told Tel that
he had a lunch with AEDIEHAND on Aug 29 and on that occasion A ac ert-
i ted to come to, :IBACOK~Is house for dinner on Sept 15 about 19C0 93)
o ! hours. TTRACO)"-1 ndded thet Yurdy CHEE YS (F-1,64a)rowld mek wise
- j ettend the dinner. : . ;
. | 3. LIBACOI-1 told L-1 thet he wanteé to invitd*To the sare dinner Cees ee cee
T-~1 with wife, hrs, REX and Odil, but his: wife refused to heve nore. - ;
vifient —~
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; guests than the to Sov couples, because they did not have
ver ece and coulé not. afford to srend the anownt money the additional
mutber of guests would cost. He went on to state that even this wey
he wos in a auite emborrascing situation becoevse he Wovld not have
money to buy more then a dott tle of Castillo rm. : : . . so a
ae rH thanked BIBLCO!-1 for thinking of hin ond odded thet he would
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me / _ not heve been able to cox: ‘cc for dinner that evening because he had to
give e eless which he wes not able to) cencel. LIRACOT-—1 felt releeved, ;
but he arreazed to be very. nervous. Tl cdéed, es smxaxrrk an afterthoucht
thet he would bring to TIBACON '-i a bottle of wisky, vecause his friend.
21+ Cetevio fron Hatenoras :; a : sel neduled to core to town before Sert. 15
Ps 1 oné he usiel Er brincs hin o ecourle of bottles of wiskey ; if not sooner
s?
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ua T-l was certein that Cetevie vould call on hin Sert 14 or 15 the
. A Intest end in that ease Tel. could hend the bottle to LIRACON-1 on the
"" ""- Vevening of the rarty at 2100~ 2130 hrs. LIPACOY-L felt thet this
“would be prent and that ra could remmin with his guests for a drinix.
5. rH the nbove mentioned “gov velorzents meée it
vanecescary for co: the cirmie of actkins: to have his classe
at ITRACOT-ls riree. Purtier, TITACO Vel tolé TH) that he hed aslced
ponife T-l hed roavested, bus A eid rot trou
stock and if there were ary he would bring it
/ASEDIENAED for the fishin
whether they he. them on
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7 Ss. * ITOVAI~1 fet ecertnin thet LIDACO! “ad Wes Very nervoue during thie
: eless end, esrecially, when he syole about his ne-t with) AGNITHARD Ana
the fox theoring Girner. He went to the vathroon é tines in en hour va io. |
®@ heif (he uscily goes twice when served the sére sy ount of liquor)
a _. This lecd I-l to srecwlate that there might te something fishy in ®
so. 6Commeetion with the, dinner, including the yoscibility thet ASDTENADD
~ requested to mect Iel-ct TITACOM-19 1. pleee and thet his wife sroited
the plans by. liritirgs the nuber of reorle.fo keer the natter fron
developing into wisht thinking I told I~l that it was possible that .-
| LIPACOr-1, felt inbvorrassed for not. being able to invite hin to the,
dirrer. L-l cormented that LIGACOr-1 hed no rensen to tell hin any~
os cs thing sbout the imicr and if he kept it to hinself thera vould had
"been no renson for enberre wssment, We, asreed thet there wes no reacon
a) Sreculnate, tut to weit and sec, Il stated thet his hores vent high.
becnuse TLIEACOM-1 told hin thet ASDIEW TARD Jum s tated that that his is deperture ; ne
WES yestroned and thet he 4id not comt on ‘leaving ‘before the end of
December '69. Difficulty in finding a suiteble sorlecenent ves given as
reason for rostronenent of derarture. ,
ie
7. Requiroment: In view of the fact thet LIZACOr-1 is used te wr ad
see et I~ls rlace wisky which doed not heve the tex tags (stenys), room '
_- beesuse he normally rets his from Octevio ( 2 Customs ins reevor. in SM yie
: Katemoros), I-1 renuested that I supply hin a botele of wiskey which}
entered the country tex free. ( I~l usually hes the Old Far ),
“By _. For his persona use L-1 would like to borrow a John rath?
eatclome, the iscue velia after Aug 16,'69. — ; [ wt
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tie-up. ne aati vo way early fo niet: we hla cife and ebfliond tohke
: then hate ent, therefore, acted if “sould continue our ms ting of /
. a later hour, seme doy. I hat no etjection so ve aged to ano’ at
Sinborn's, Ther * Reforma, an? arcened oloauhore from that noint. :
sO 2, Subfec: did not pre> re ony rottina for ve re his meting sdth,
-- + 104 ag Thad reyested but aetired-me thet ha reeslled ik vi diy.
then procecied to deceribe Lt to re witaont any prommtins-by
Ponle
i st net L0G at the seca del safueto, 166 Liver ol, at
i az, as had been ervenzed, They sh aged fn the restairant:
H f el: OO minntes. LO) agve! Suhf if ha hod seen any of ats 7 o
arfean friends lot ant Sus recited that he had seen John: ant we
i an . Fext in the usual mnrer, £29, 29 ¢tndqts, LOZ tered tae .o dnton
| ae . that Subi was hain: tourrasnded't by anig amt didn't Sud fesl the sane
ee way. Subd denied that thic wee so, at leest as far as he wes concarmnad, :
but if LO} fe't that some of tre peo. le were ipntenticence® teres, Ne,
| ; ‘the Subs certuinly did nos feel that wa ass i Sub uow he
was fix.d finanelally aa’ the lets 4 3
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4 . : Subdess did: apy coi diners, and satd that a fallow :
i. “ woul hate to aceert any neney for sich 2 favors ". Lor insis ra
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‘ LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich
; OFficfal Function: Third Secretary (Consul)
oy
List of Soviets in Nextco passed out to all Case Officers on 27 Aug69
Wife: Aleksandra Dattriyevna
Residence: Ignacio Esteva 21-2 (Tacubaya)
Car: 31 DG (69 Green Chevie Chevelle)
Intel Status: Known KGB .
Tour in Kexfeo: Aug 1965 -
"Clubs: Corisular Assocassior, Seench Club
‘aceusing hin.
‘for au Embassy phone book and info re American
Ua is primarily targetted against Americans at
the US Fmbassy and specifically RVROCK. Ho
fa a ladica man who cultivates American women.
He ig “an extremely active and skilled intel
officer who deliberately nceedics US citizens
whon he believes to be RVROCK. ‘Attenpted an
open recruitment pitch to LIREALM-1 aftor so
Yas recently levied requfrements
female Embassy employees. Additionally has
recently requested an agent to cultivate a
Chinesa Embassy exployee from whom he wants
{nfo re relations between Soviets and National
Chinese against the Chicoms. LOGINOY is
scheduled to leave Mexico RCS fa mid-Octoder.
Avid tennis player; has wide ranga of Mexican
and third national contacts.
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and BECHIPORENKO’ triod to help mae
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Transiated dys Node
USSR, Moscow . .
: Ont 7 Nove 70 —
Ministry of Foreign Affaics,
Consular Section,
Valentin LOGINOV
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Mexico, 2 Nove: 1970
(, amu )
Ie.doesn’t seem to ba true, but it is. 1 amwiting a letter ((to you)).
t couldn'c because of aither laziness
or too much works
One and a half years have gona by since you left. Uy wife and I remember
you often, more so, because there are practically all new and soma very serious
faces in the Exbassy (nH). I went to the reception on the Red Aruy Day, but ;
since I didn't have ‘an invitation, they didnte let me in, even though CHERNYSH
As you seé, my brother, times change, In
our days, i.e. when you were here, everything was simpler and I would say even :
‘payers a
Welly enough of complaining. 1°11 now turn to the news, The most important
news, at least foc may is that Tege is expecting.
"Parisien package" approximately in Februarye It would be nice to have a son,
since we are not going to produce more children.
would be nice. I will feel as though I am in a harem.
I am studying English and French seriously. In 203 years my wife and Li: : :
for 14 yearse
a botcer living ia
Lase year 21 million tourists visited Spain. One can make a good living rarough
touriem, and without much difficuley. ,
1 continua working in
buile o three-story dutldinge. Juan Luta's wife in also oxpecting thelr second :
child,
Ploase extend ove big bello to your wile, te remaxber her oftea.
boar
a wry alco and hied vito. booking torverd to/your nsvo, wa eabreco yous
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We are waiting for the oi.
put if it is @ girl, that too + Lae
I:have had enough of Mexico. I have been Living hore ‘|
Spatns You know yourself that life is much happier in Europes
the Institute, Wo bought 2 good lot oa Rin sereet! and !
You bave |
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Reference : ESBW-13096, 14 November 1972
1, As requested in Reference, Station queried INBREED as to
why they had inciuded Valentin Sergeyovich LOGINOV (201-02854112)
in their list of Soviets who had been PNG'd or expelled from
various countries in the past five years. .
_ 2: In INBREED's reply to our query, they stated that in the -
periodic "Das Beste" there was an extract from the Reader's Digest
of 1 January 1972,- of 4 bookatitled "Moscow's Attack on Mexico" by
John Barron, From this article it was learned that ‘the KGB cfficer
. LOGINOV met secretly with Mexican students at the time of the
student demonstrations in Mexico in 1968; In March 1971, when
five Soviet offteials were PNG'd from Mexico, it was believed that
Valentin Sergeyéevich LOGINOV was among those ousted, -
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‘3, Upon learning that LOGINOV served in the Soviet Embassy
in Mexico City as Third Secretnry/Vice Counsel from August 1965
to Octoher 1969, INBREED has now advised the Station that LOGINOV's
name gam erroneously appeared in their list of Soviets who had
been PNG'd. ;
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LOGINOV, Valentin Sergeyevich | |
Born: 23 December 1927, Moscow.
Wife: Aleksandra dmitriyevna, born 20 August 1928, Moscow
Children: Two ; - 4 . te
LOGINOV was an Attache at the Soviet Embassy in
Havana from September 1960 to Septendér 1963. He was Third
Secretary/Vice Consul at the Embassy in Mexico City from
August 1965 to October 1969, replacing NECHIPORENKO, We
have no information to indicate he has ever been expelled
from a country. He accompanied a Soviet soccer team on a
Latin American tour as escort and interpreter December 1961.
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4.10.04 ‘De ser asf, qué pie va encima? Izquierdo ____ Derecho
a “4.10.05 Cruze Jae piernas Solanente cuando’ canbia de orientactén
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= - Ia derecha_ ss Depende da cémo esté sentado a
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5. Generales
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5.01.0 Lo Rh Jusgar yor otros del mismo crigen, as
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i Persontficaciéa del, "tipo"
: iiferente a la nayorfa .
‘ Teposible para mf couoser su origen
8.02 Antecedentes culturales
Si de 35 depende, yeree usted que, ‘viviendo en una cultura
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"Nunca cambia su manera de vivir habitual? :
Mantiene su manera de vivir ‘habitual, pero
" muestra algiin interds en la costunbres locales?
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adapta?
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§.02.02 Dentro de su ‘grupo es ,
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que dice |
Si duda ao sus antecedentes, explfquese.
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inpresi¢n general de sus antececentes ‘(Marque lo doscripoicn
nde apropiada)
Fuerte y robusto ("da pelo en pecho")
Fuerte, robuato, pero independiente (salitario,
autosuficienta)
Compasivo, sensual ¥ congrensivo (popular con las mujeres)
Cazbionte, emotive y a veces amar gado ( "tneomprondido")
Directo, inteligenta y responsable (profesional)
’ Diestro, inteligente e intense (+4ento¢ i
Sensible, refinada y mundano (que busca impresionar
con apariencias}
Sensible, de cardcter /Voluble, fuera de lo corriente
‘(eoheato) ; . .
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TIT. CGMCORTANTENTO SOCIAL
Ienrest idn General. (Marque la nis aproptada.)
El tipo de hoxore que scostunbra ser puntual, tiende a saludar
a todos coa sencillez y parece sentirse satisfecho consiga
Mame al entrar en una pieza. ‘ ee
El ‘tipo de hombre que es siempre puntual, tiende a saludar.
@ todos con alguna cortedad y parece sentirse inedmodo al
entrar en vas pieza. oe . : ee
: EL tipo- de hombre caya puntualidad as. ingrevistble, tiende
_ 4 ser muy eflido y anigadle’ con todos. sus conocidos y ‘da.
inpresida de confianza, en-sf{ mismo al entrar en una pleza,
“El. tipo de honbre puntual cuando hace una ‘eita pero que a
tiende a romper compromisos con cierta frecuencia, tiende..
@ saluder sélo a los que ha conocido antes y es un tanto
retrafdo y ‘hhuratio al entrar en una pieza, Se 0
El tipo de koxbre que tiende a hacerse esperar pero es
cortés y atento cuando Liega, tiende a ser preciso y
corrects. al saludar a todos y puede dar una gran impre~.
sidn ol entrar en una pieza. :
El tipo de hombre muy puntual,. qué tiende a ser muy
formal en el saludo y las mds de las veces es rigido e
inflexible al entrar en una pieza. : . ; i
El tipo de hombre de puntualidad imprevisible, que tlende
a sex atrayente y pulido en su saludo a todos y tiene
gran alone s0cial el entrar en una pleza, nen Ae
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_uinguna ce las anteriores. os .
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Presentaciones:.
Presentaciones
AL dor la mano Avaniza bacta la otra persona
Las mds-de las veces el. otro tiene que avanzar -
AL dor la mano, el apretén a6 °
_ may fuerte V_ Pronedio
Fuerte _ Flojo
Inperceptible
Sacude le ded otro
Al dar la mano
~ Aprieta la del otro
Deja que el otro apriete *
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cionarse? En caso afirmativo, deser{balo.
Al ser’ presentado por primera vez :
Mira al otro directanente ¢ en 168 ojos
Inclina la cabeza hacia el que presenta
pero sé fifa en cl resentado
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Pide al que lo Presenta que lo repita °
lo con#irse
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Lee 1a tarjeta y la guards con cuidado
Lee la tarjeta-y le mete en el bolsilio
Cuidadosamente la giarda sin leerla .-
Ta mete en el bolsillo sin leerla
Cuando presenta & otros lo hace
. Con facilicad y donsire .
Con clerta cortedad o vactlacion
Con bastante torpeza
* Qué diferencia hay en su manera al ser presentado a
una mujer?
Binguna “Ta normal Notable 4 f
Si se porta de modo | diferente, gqué Gesertpeiéa ¢ es
. ~Aplicable?
Usa’ ambas anos para estrecbar la de elle
Se acerca nds al responder & ia presentasién
Bs nfs cerenoaiaso y distante .
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Es muy cortés y amable con mujeres de edad
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8.12. - Ea gensrad, gle parece a usted persona que |
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boo, ee . - ba persona o quien ya usted le ha presentado oy ee
— i . anterilormente? ; _— . Toe .
a Hdbitos de fumar y comer.
9.01 Hdbito de fumer:
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‘Monchas de tabaco én los dedos
Paquete ce f6sforos
Diga 31 es el tipo de persona que
Siexpre pide lumbre
A menudo pide luzbre — _
: Generalneate tiene su ropia so
luzbre *
Stemgre’ tiene su propia lumbre -
Diga si usa boquilla Concigarrilles _ Con pipa
: - 7 c.° 4 Shesipre . Siempre
A veees A veces
; Nunca____ . | Nunca
Despunta los tabacos Siempre A veces__ - Gon les
. dientes
Diga si cuidea la pipa Minuciosazente_— Como todos
Lo: co : No la cutda
AL encender un cigarrilio :
Baja visiblemente la cabeza y ahueca las manos
Lo hace siu cerenonta mientras habla
. glo ha Visto usted retener un cigarrtite sin encender y.
aguardar una pausa en la conversacidn para encendcrlo? Sf
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glo ha visto usted retenet en 1a boca un tabaco, una
pipe oun cigarrilic sin encender? sf Ho
Es Dunador constante -<«
_ Eneciende un cigorrilo con otro
Fuma hasta la colilla y enseguida euciende otro
Siempre tiene encendido ua cigarrillo aunque no lo fue -
mucho
Fur solaneiite después de las ‘contaas
‘Solazente cuando alguien le ofrece cigarrillo-
Entrée el] plato principal y el, postre cuando otres fuman
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(a) Deja acunvlar rucha cenlzaen el cigorrille
Sacude lo centza norcalmeate
Presta extraordinaria aiencida al contcoro
(2) Dsja caer iu ceniza en la allosora
Pone la mano ahuecada bajo el cigarrgiio
Siempre usa el cenicero
Al opagar el eigarrilto, diga si . aa
~ Usa el cenicero S0n mucks ceregonla
Porece apagarlo de nancra ‘nordal |
Farece descutdado al apagarle a
Diga-ci
Fuma con visible frufeiéa
Fura con placer normal
Fura por turer, mecdnicanente
Diga Bt ea persona que ofréc a ‘liste & otros
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Stenpre _ Raras veces
Con frecuencta _ Nunca
Diga si es persona qua
: Cruza la Pleza para brindar lunbre & und daema
Brinda lunbre @ una dem. cone cualquiera lo harfa
Rara vez ofrece lunbre & una dana
éTienen sus hébitos de fmar algura particularidad que
requiera mencién o descripeiéy especial? | Ea tal b €a80,
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. Ha tratado y no ha podide Cejar de fumar ~....
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Mabacos__” _ Pipa Cigarrillos —
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: . Alco aistinto a ie mayorfa Ge sus colegas | : ‘
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_ 9.02.02. Come en cantidad Abuadante___ Frocedio___” v Pequeta ; .
9.02.03 ° El bpcho da que tiene morcadas preverencias en el comer es
: Muy notable
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9.02.04 | Come con — DO Fruicién a
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Indifercncia _ _
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ae ot Corb nativas :
a . : boos Se interesa vormalmente en las comidos locales
Se interesa bastante | cn las conidas nuevas 0 extrafas
9.02.08 (a) Ne come mientras ome " Habla, / Escucha
(b) is comd miéntras lisbla. Escucha
9.02.09 ‘ Su tendencia a adaptarse 2 a los nodales a la mesa de lo gente
* con quienes ‘gone .2s Notable Pronedia
Ninguna; come como siempre ha acostumbrado
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9.02.10 Doda la oportunidad, por motives no de negocios, sugtere vn
- lugar preferido para comer. Sieapre A veces
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gHay alguna coracterfstica en sus hdbitos de comer ° en sus
deseripeién nia apropiada),
~y fuma con fruicida pero sus modales son definitivanente
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So ol tipo ce parsenma.que .
Lasninte que conprobar & 2a cxenta, no inp quida ;
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1 SES ta cuenta af ot : — yi:
No te ocuys da lia cuenta si Giro va a pasar | ‘ oe de
Diseretaneste_w hey éuidadosazente (y sin dicimulo)
Csando 41 paga la cucata Cuenta cl veelto sin aicinulo
Nuestra indiferencia al aceptar ol veelto a f
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Dona el vuelto de manera norcal
Ea su-trato coa el sore ce caairgros es Agressive
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A au ocompafiante _.. Directanente__ No & que ja _
Segia la costuabre general :
’ Con desusada cortes{fa — oe
trata a los camareroa
Con excesiva confianza
manoras que merezca mencidn especial? De ser asf, descr{bala:
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Persona de enorme apetito y preferencias bien defintdas.
Come y'fuma con bastante fruicidn, pero tiende a ser un” = 0° 7 | on
poco mistico y tesco. Es fdcil imaginarlo comiendo grandes . - YY oop
enporedados y tozando cerveza con sus. anigotes cn la taberna - i:
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del barrio. omens
Persona de enorme apetite y preferencias limitadas. Come .
toscos y rdoticos. Es fdeil imaginar su aspereza. con el
camdrero que ie sirve conida extrafla o preparada de rancra Te
desusada, . : ..
Persona de comer sensual que conoce todos los restaurantes
y sus especiolidades. Se empefia en que otros prucben los
‘plates que ¢1 ha descubierto. Core con visible placer, - . sg
caborea sus cigarrillos, y aunque raranente se muestra tosco, _ a
sc preocupa més ce su comida que do sus modales, Es fdcil
inacinorlo cocinando y sirviendo plates especiales a sus ot :
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‘Lumar. que corer,
Persona co comer sensuci que tiende a cozer solo si puede.
Parece ecker de todo y tiene cierto atre de glotén. Cone
con visible fruicidn, sasorea cuz cigarrillos y luego se Cae
gucda u la mesa solo, regodedndose. Es fdeil traginarlo a
solo rondando ia mesa de los docadillos: en un céctel,. -
coidsincando. . - Ft
Persona d@ comer ritinario que gencralzente hace lo que los . an
denis. ‘Trobablexente padece de alergius que le irpides — _
comer ciertes alimcntos. [a la imopresisa de gustarle nda
diodales a la mesa se adeptan a
éualquier situacién. Es fdeil tmaginsrlo tomando. postillos
: digestivas en su cuarto, . ; : —~
Persona de comer rutinario que generalrente hace lo que ~
los demfés. Come con algin desgano y raras veces habla
de lo que le gusta o-no le gusta. Fuma cada vez que
pucde, pero mds mecdnicazente que con fruicién. Por lo .
general trata de adaptar sus rodales e la situaciéa pero |
posiblemente con alguna torpeza y sin disimulo. Es fdeil
imaginarlo coniendo-algo a. lac carrera en algia Puosto
caltejero a ‘cualgquicy hora.-— oe -—— ee
Gastednons euyo refinamiento en el coker es ; promn etado y
cetente. Ala mesa es muy ritualista y para él. cl ex=bdicnte
y el servicio son casi tan importantes como la comida, Es
oagraciado y culto a la mesa asf como al fumar. Es fdeil |
imaginorlo cambiar de ropa para comer y disfrutar buena a :
vino y finos platos a la luz de candeleros, ; J!
Persona de comer desusado, dimf{nuto. Come de modo preocu-
pado, indiferente a la comida y & lo que le rodea. fo
serfa sorprendente que tuvicre ranfas ‘gastrondaicas (go
vegetariano, de férnulas especiales, ete. ). e
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Porece beber> ‘petnotndimente por el gusto
: : Principalnsate por el efacto
eo Por axbpe
Prefiere beber Cervera Vino Whiskey YY.
Zoites de beter : ony
Acestimira bebor ; Nunca’ Prosedio
Mucho
Poco
Eete 1 Sole sta {hve odor solit-rio)
: Con otros Sayormente por ser anigable
En ocasidn da cerezonia
‘Despuds del trabajo, en casa
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Vodka | Ginobra ___ fio tHene preferencia
Prefiere , Céctelas Jdibols VV Licor cast puro
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Después de la primera bobida mo,
Se exmetia en conseguir 1a seguada
Acosturbro, esperar o que le ofrescan otra.
Siempre espera a que le ofrezcan otra
En cugnto a vinos ‘Es muy entendido
Le gustan pero no ea muy entendido
Le son indiferentes —
_Ni los conoce’ ni le importa —
En cuanto a sus preferencias en la bebdida
Las explica en detalle (y con gran complacedeta) —_
No Ratla de ellas mis de lo corriente Vv
Nunca habla do ellas
En cuanto a las bebidas do su tierra natal
ySe exorgullece francamente de ellas ¢ tmvita ae
a proborlas? Xo
ylas tiene en cuenta nornalnente y¥ las esreee °
SL corresponde? No’
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hacerlas Probar? S£ No. \
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“xz. En extremo diferentes Muy parecidos
t5e ccupa ‘poco de si. beben o no los dents?
-gSirve la bebida de modo socialzente apropiado?
eTlende ® obligar.a otros a deder?
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cuanto 4 la bebida? - . :
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Si son en extremo diferentes, s{rvase explicar: . _ ,
Cuondo"ba empinado varias veces, su compor tantento . j
No canbia visiblemente po
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a 9.04.17 © zLo ba visto usted alguna vez ebrio de veras? St_ No :
go ot En tal caso, se rostraba P
- Socidlmente’ activo \ / _Con dontnto propio ano
& Ruidoso — _... . Poco coordinado OW
: Hostil ~~ - Deprinide —_
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fay acti | Yay pasta “ee E
Muy descgradable. Bastante acradable |
Nunea se enborracha: . . ;
Ko &e inagino edz aetuaria BE se _“e=sorrachsra : . . “ot
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No Sf__ VY,
En caso ecizns tivo diga si es ua tipo que
Deja ver los efectos pero, f feccions bastante bien
Ja vez um poco les efettes, pero mayormente | ea los Ogos
Pare pening penne
uM ¥ su conporsanteate generak . on .
_ Deja-ver los efectos y se sega mucho del zalestas 2
7 dye siente .. | / ae
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9.04.20 yoy algo especial en sus néoitos. de beber que requiera ;
" meneién? De ser asf, sfrvase describirlo: - ;
9.05 7 “npresiéa general cozo bededor (setiale 1a nfs eycopieda): ~~ Le eee
: 9.05.01 ° Bebedor expansive y en canitidad a quien no ‘afecta gucho el _
' Yieor. Siexure-es muy bullicioso y al beber coroia poco,
Bebedor en cantidad que a renudo da la incresiéa ee poder
beber ds que nadie. ‘Cuando bebe canbia poed de conducta
‘pero ‘se trasluce gue si sé le provoca se puede poner muy
on _ violento, + oo.
-"Bebédor constonte a quien se ve que le gusta estar achise.
pado, En cierto modo es algo simpdtico cuando lo estd y
yuede ser la diversida principal en una Pesta, :
Bebedor constente que se pone un poce rds ‘sensiblero cuanto
se’ ackispa 0 exoriagd. Tiende a decir a otros lo simpf- |
ticos que le soa y o veces les pregunta si lo hallan sine _
pitico. Da la impresida de Poder becerse my repulsive. silo a
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rantiene su aplomo aun cuando otros estéa pont éadose
muy cbrios. Sin exvargo, no se afsla del Grupo, o
sea que da \ poco indicto de desacrado ° aburriniento, ‘
9.05.05 Eebedor const tante a gufen afecta avy poco el lfcor. |
fiR 9.05.06 “Pebedor parco que espacfa los tragos. Pareco beber |
: sélo por inperativo social. Segin adelanta la fiesta.
se va poniendo reservado y distante. No'es extrafio |
“que siga hablando de su trabajo aunque no venga a.
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; - horas. Generalrente consigue cantener una reserva de a
horbre dé mundo para con los dends.. A menudo se | a oe
. empareja con alguno que se le porezca. Segiin eT
. transcurre la fiesta demuestra franco desacrado por
"todo lo que crea burdo o ruidoso. A menudo critica
con sercasmo la conducta de otros,
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_ 9.05.08 nebedor muy parco que © bicn bebe por compromiso.o:se nicga
, . Q beber, Generalzente no form parte realmente del crupo '
festejante y se ve que le molesta que lo hayon trafdo -
contra su voluntad, Tiende a estar solo y en la prinera co
oportunigad se escabulle, BG
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7 : ; 10.01 Udbitos de conducir; 7 ot - :
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: 10.02.05. Su cortesfa cazo conductor es am i
. so : : Coma 1a de la generalfdad de sus colegas Co! ; i
. : ' , Como la de la generalidad de la gente que usted OO I.
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i - 4 Sk Fiera Ge lo normal vor lo cortés y cavtelosa
: : Fuera de lo vorzal por lo burda Y exigeate
f : Loe : .
| . ; 10.01.07. Por lo que a usted le consta, es el tipo de persona que
‘ : Se ; . Se fenilisrics =uy pronto en una cludad extrata
i Usa bastante bien uh mapa de.caminos o croguis urbano
! Sé las arregla haciendo muchas preguntas
; Casi siexpre depende de que otros lo gvfen a donde va
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Gel conductor y reacciona al par coa éste (o s2a, hace
Coro que aplica les frenos, se adepta en su esiento.a
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' 10.01.09 Coro pase jero, eS persona que parece adaptarse al veo.
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pose Buy <a calna y relativancate indiferente & la monera de
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ele 10;0L.11.. -E3:persona que
rs Nunca conducirfa nientras bebo.
Tiende a saber cudndo no debe conducir _
- Sieapra Ansiatirse en conducir, aun estando ebrio oy
‘10.01.12 —-Ofrece llevar pasajero Cuando‘ea. aproptado _ .
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10,012.13 ’ Hay ago sobre. su manera.de conducir que deba Eeneionarse?
De ser asf, descritalo;
aa 10.02 —«- Hfbitos al caminar
a ee - "20.02.02 Es la clase de persona que , Canina mucho Va
; i . Canina le mismo que la mayorfa
Nunca cemina si puede “evitarlo
10.02.02 Cuando camina, su paso es Rdpido Promedio_\V sf Lento
wos 10.02.03 ' Cuandd usted camina con €1, usualmente
, : ; . Comina al paso suyo
i : Obliga a usted a caminar al paso
aa _ de 6h
+ 10.02.08 +. Cuando canta mieve los pies :
oe . i A derecho eo izquierda - (nneta afuera) -
- Mis o menos paralelos ©
Haocie adentro
10.02.05 Canina - Erecto con cabeza alta
po ; : Erecto con cabeza agachada
i : . : Li Agachado pero con los ojos en clto
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: Macho, De ranera normal ov J ‘Munca,
i ao : - 10.02.07 . Cuando saluda & alguiea que. concce en ia calle *su cara
. . . E Se flumica
Meestra expresida normal o apropis
Raranente casbia de oxpresida
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(sorgee la desertpeids xfs apropiada)
10.03.02 “Enividuo active y despterto de paso resuelto que parece
: toner una mente muy prdstica, Le gusta reparar cosas, ~ . . : .
‘Barece tener buen conocifiento de autcndviles y conduce Le. :
eo mancra calmada y eficiente. ‘ : 7 4
20.03.02 Tydividco active que es algo retrafdo (0 negative). con a
les dexds. Su paso es rfpido y resuelto. Parece tener __ _
una mente préctica, es muy celoso de lo que posce y lo. . “y
protece con exceso y no le gusta cozpertirlo., Repora vee
- . ed _ €0sas sin alarde, parece tener buen conoc{miento de
; : autondviles y conduce de manera resuelta (a veces hostil}
‘ pere eficiente, . ; . _
10.03.03 Intividuo activo y cespierto da paso éespreocupado, que. . .
Parcce estar de buen huxor la mayorfa del tiempo. Casi o Q
nunca trate de arreglar cosas pero a renudo es muy diestro . .
en hacer que se las atreglen. Parace tener poco conocimienta
Ge sutoméviles pero conduce de manera calrada y eficiente.
10.03.04 Individuo activo que camina algo cautelosamente, como
Lo qve cs fd¢cil abochorzsrlo o sorprenderlo. Parece algo
inteferso y lerdo cuando tiene que rererar algo. Evidene
tonente tiene poco conocinicnto de autesdviles y conduce
de manera cuidadosa (a veces tense) pero eficiente. .
re cnitenecten cane a Soe hea eee ee eee
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cee, . also cortada y forcal. Aunque en generel es individuo
: ce . | Rréetico, casi nunéa trata de hacer asda a ciecas. Tene
i , : que leer las instrucciones y prepararsé antes de reparar
Peo also. Porece haber adquirido bastantes conocinientes
vere ae solre auiccdviles, pero conduce de zanera algo mecdnica
‘ y muy controlada.,. .
10.03.06 Individuo dueto de sf aiszo que a nensdo esta alo
: precenpado hasta al coninir, Cuando se tom el tiempo i
‘ _. G&@ reporar algo lo Lace intensanente y con nrecisicn, So : i
“A metuco sebe rucho ce autondviles y cufda el suyo o se “a
oeuza de que lo cuiden reticulosazente. Sin exborgo, ° :
: _ cussio estd en corversacida o preocupage con algo, - /
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a qrocia, Tiene poco o ningin interds en arreglar cosas
Lee :. : pero cenerolnente conoce los mejores lugares en que
Se, encargar trabajos y tiende a ser muy exigente en cuanto
fi . Ql trabajo que se-le hace. Porece tener relativazente,
ify poco conocimtento del funcionamiento de vn autondvil,
agit pero aprecia y cuida bien de uno bueno. Conduce con
: ce . onfianza pero generalnente a velocidad y sin darse
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h = . “" g@pida y torperente. Tene poco o ningiin interds en
an . + gaber reparar.cosas y se inclina a ignorar o botar las
. cosas que no trabajan bien. Porecea interesarse poco y..”
tener poco conociniento de automéviles ysu ranera de. -
conducir lo derucstra. A veces espanta toner qua, viejar
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Colecctonista (;fud coleccions? Armas de fuego,
moncdas, libros, mariposas, etc.)
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\ daterés V7 ry Despreocupado “ ;
_fAstes (Pintura, cerdstca, etc.) ar
Mecdnico (motores, equipo ronogratico, ete.)
Pestrezas (carpinterZa, construccién de uodelos, ete.)
Intelectual freee s filesoffa, ete.)
Actividades baile en grupos, deportes ligeros coro
el L ping-pohs, juego de bolos o vousben)
Juegos sociales (ajedres, poser, bridge, otc.)
Espectador (ofr nisica, asistir a obras de teatro,
& jucgos Bde pelota, etc.)
Distraceién mental (erucicrarcas, anagranas, crip-
togramas, etc,
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3
‘ 10.04.05 puerta ajedrez? sf Vv Ko
fos ; . GL syrespeesta es afircative, ysobe usted si juega bien? .
oe — geree usted que prosaolesente jueca bien? ;
a ee qsabe usted que jueca nodiascocnte? ~
i . yoreo usted. que probadlemcnte guega nedianarente?’ ; ee
too : : ysade usted que juéga mal? «< - : :
: . qoree usted-quo probable=cate juega nal?
10.04.06 ‘gi-usted sabe’ jugar poker, eiga la clase do Sugador da a
poker. que cree que 41 serfa: a
10.04.07 . 288 la clase de persons con - guten de gustaria a usted soear
poker? sf a)
Si su respuesta es negativa, cxplique por qué:
OR ; sf No
} 10.04.08 ule ha ofdo usted cantar? a L
i cee eg En caso afirmativo, es su voz . Buena, Pranedic *” Male a
| : . 20.04.09 __gpareca gader muchas canciones?. , m4 y ” No _
eT - 20.04.10 Contando en grupo, ; : co 3
. oc ‘4004.22 | ‘,oca elgia instrumento msical? st No / So
; : et . . +o caso afirmativo, ydué instrurmento? . ; ; - a
; 2 20.04.12 gia nencionado alguna vez haber tocado alga instrumento?7 /
: : , Si. No 7
'. En caso afirmativo, sfrvase dor detalles: :
10.04.13 pPractica algdn deporte activo?
Gonit 1M, By B Zp
WERE
Vane <4 ta er, ile We Lan.
| oe : line awe f as “
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| - " Of cu respuesta es accative, pqué clase de Ccoportes cree ; _ |
\ : usted gue le interesarfa mt nis? :
Ho es tipo para deportes | uo - :
Te custacto ffsico (Mtbol, rugby, sdccer, etc.)
De destreza (tenis, bolen ée rano, volibol, ete.)
; De. destreza, individual (natacién, tiro de flechas,
yf ; tiro de pichones, etc.)
v4 , “ Puede que le interese todo
‘ . 10. 8.14 Juega goltt : > on No
a . , En caso afirmativo, zlo tom, my seriamente?
: : ule toma de manera normal?
Se ces ; ' «go toma con indiferenciat - =~ © = 0-2~
i}
\ . 10.04.15 Como jugador de golf, zsabe usted que Juega bien?
bea , : gCree que probablemente juega bien? . eSabe
poo que juega nedianorente? yCree -que probablenente an
i so juege mediananente?_ zsabe que juega mal? —
: Los uCree que Probableneate ji juega mal? . :
> 10.04.16 st usted juega golt,: ges Ch ia clase, de persona con quien . ‘
; . . . ; le gustarfa a usted jugar? Sf" ‘No . . *
a
En caso negativo, explique por qué;
10.04.17 _ Digs si Caza mucho’ _——s- Pesca mucho Caza mveces Narn.
Pesea &@ veces Nunca caza — F
_ Tunca va de pesca
! .
i 10.04.18 yoabe usted si toma las ocupaciones de cazar ¥ scan seria-
og. b 5 nente? . _No-
. : | . - En “caso afirmativo, expligue: ‘ :
10.03.19 -zlfa monclonado alguna vez haber practicado deportes en el’ ;
. pasado? oo
' En caso afircativo, sfevase dar detalles (incluya. cualquier
referencia ‘que el pueda kaber hecho a nedallas, trofeds,
Por ticipaciéa en elgin equizo, -_ ; ;
eons [Cyne ee pei O08 of ,
yA LE tet GOW: oA4 ugyee oo
Sos Ket Go! CS eG CL. SHS : ;
10.04.20 - gBa ofdo usted a alguien deseribizio com atleta?
; : > i a Ko
: En caso afirzativo, sfrvase dar detalles: ;
en buenas condiciones ffsicas
alee ‘bastante de manienerse en buenss condiciones
10.04.21 Dige si es persona que Se ocupe mucho de pantenerse / :
Se interesa . Poco en mantenerse en buenss condiciones
10.04.22 > | ya tndteado ° alguna 1 vez tener interés ea levantar pesast: ;
_ En caso efirnativo, sfrvase explicar: Sf om YY on
10.04.23 Diga si es tipo mfs bien Muscyloso y atldtico
my Fuerte, Ce buena constitucidn
Algo fofo
Fofo y nada ati¢tico
Aferminndo
10.04.24 . yflene inclinacidn a la necdnica?
En caso afirnative, diga si :
Prefiere seguir instrucciones de los libres
No se ocupa de las instruceiones y trata de
orreglirselas por si nfsxo
10.04.25 Si fuera posible: surinistrarle revistas y publicaciones
; de EE.UU., gceufles. de las siguientes cree que le Gustarfen ne
. realnente? . cn’
e mee York Tines _ Saturday Rev ; Newsweek ce ca
layboy. if Sports Tlustrated ‘Ee . antic Lo
Peva and Strean Popular MecKenfes ~~ New Republig
Detter Homes and Gardens _—s-Readers Disest (Seecetonéa)_ ” va
eo Kenyon Review. Ramparts _— Selentifiec énerican
. . Christian Selence Nonit wr
No puedo iraginfrrelo leyendo una revista ee ES-UU.
-20,05.26 gin lfbros le Ba oft renelorar haber lefdo con placer,
o2 ha a cnet oradée gloves?
ee
- sud relfoulds le ka ofdo rencfonar haber visto con placer,
Si 52 mencionsdo algusat :
. 10.08.28 st & Fediera eseoger,. probablenente sey ~
et ; ot = =————— Al otne AL teatro_ AL bollet_ +" A un partido .
; . . de sdecer _ A uns corrida de toros___ _, A ta concierto
10.05 7 Comportentento en Ja officina
10.05.01 - - Informacion general, (argue lo aplicable)
i . : : . .
i De trato facil : Encorga su trabajo a otrés
} Formal , No puede encorgar a otros
H + Atento a2 ’ Preductivo a
H ‘ i “co reglamentow 7 pt ” Pensador —_~
coe " ~ * Innovadox __. Organi zada
. Actuador . - Desorgani zado .
Prdctico . — ° Piensa que no le —
. Pdlatador . ; aprecian su trabajo
Adicto a los oO .
menordnduns a ‘
10.05.C2 . _ Reaccidn de otros trabsjadores;
: . Subalternos 7 85 “¥ | No sd
: Le estinan ° Vv So . -
} oS Ho lo estiman : —: —.
| . : wat - Es cortdés con ellos a oT ee
: ee oo Se . preocupa por ellos _-= To.
i me ' No sé ocupa para nada aT. ~ —
} _ Le tenen . area —-
: Lo consideran . Z . “ erm .
i Se atribuye el trabajo gus ellos — ran
i : .. ban hecho. - ; vo *
i ; ; . Reconoce nérito en justicia - 5 — TE
i : a Lo tratan socialmente : — — uA
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Conzfan- en su ezicerio ; . fal ee
: _ . Lo estinan wy —
so . A No lo estinan _- ~~ —-
_ . ; a : Le encurgan vesporsabilidad — v¥ Tt. ~—
pom Lo. tratan socialnente: as __ ~~.
: ‘
- to GE TV. CONSTINCICH EMOCIOMAL =
: a 1: | ss Meuperanento ¥ hunorismo a _ _
. u.a | . ‘Temperanento:
i ;
11,01.01 En su trate con otros usted do considera Tico :
LO . Cauto ; .
. a ; ~ convencional y correcto
. Bo ; : " Aaistoso "7 i
; : oo caiido ; i
1.08.02 . Su estilo de conversacida es Poco diestro _ Confiado
. . . , . Vacilante j Féieil :
oe Artificioso Convencional __. Voludle ;
21.01.03 bu trato hacia las mujeres ¢s Nd4s o menos el misma que . !
: i hacia los hombres oo :
: nis correcta y controlado que hacia Los hombres . 5
: M4s edlido y fdcil.que facia los hombres . J i
: 11.02.04 | En general, diga si cree que es persons que : :
: i Se enfada Tdellnente _ : :
H - -. Puede enfadarse 2dcilze nte, pero se controla ~ of f
i : iene genio norzal j
i : Tiene buen genio y sé altera: reranente :
; . * . Es en extremo tolerante y casi nunca sé enfadorfa . i
H e ’ . ; :
H fo oyes +) Uk.OL,OS «GLa ha visto usted alguna vez enfadarse? “wo ME we st Lu
i ~ . oO “pn caso afirmetivo, describa brevenente el incidcnte, of
; incluyendo la reaceion da él: | oe, oe gk
9 ' :
5
11.€2 + aoa:
quien usted ”
st bromesr con otro
uv ha visto brenear con otro.
Qe inaginar que broxee con otro
Consicera rortal en cuanto a gustarle bronear
11.02.02 -
Te
"11.02.02 ~ Es. persona
Que notoriamente: no tolera les broma’s ° “ts }
: Coa guiea a la mayorfa le susta bronmear SN
‘ Con qtiien a 1a rayorfa nunca. se le ocurrirfa bromear .
i ; A quien ¢loramente ‘le gusta ser objeto de bronas :
7 2502.03 Sy sentido del ‘humor es “M4s 0 menos como el do la :
: : . mayorfa :
Tiowablemeate ausente Avispado
: Sutil_ Seco Tesco Burdo
“ Lee.e Cuenta chistes y andedotas munca A veces | .
_ . . : Frecuentemente | L. ua
- -114,02.05 Haciendo cuentos es = — Muy buena Pronedio . _
: a . Pobre : os oS
11.02.06 ‘Se Inclina mfs"a hacer un cuento A un Grupo J a
Aparte a un amtgo o conocido
- Solamente cuando lo animan
11.03 = Impresidn general del texperarenty y sentide del buror:
(Farque la descripcio¢n Eis apropiada, ;
11.03.01. - Tino compechano que rfe con gran placer. a,
Su sentido del humor es directo, no sutil, y aunque .
4 veces es ruidoso, raramente es desagradable o
ot ‘veprensible.: ie tayorfa del tiempo su buen humor
atone es contagioso,. nn :
21.03.02 Tipo camzechano que cuando rfe lo hace con bastante placer, —
: Sin extstgo, es frecuentexente seco ¥Y & veces poco | ; . .
tolerante y algo desprovisto de buen huzor. Su bromas a
son. directas, hasta crudas ¥ & veces ispropias, Tiende
a ser la clase de persona que se rfe de otros y no con . Jt
otros,
11.03.03
"12.03.04
11.03.05
11.03.06
11.03.07
. 32,03.08
sere meneame eminem rep neat cave ney
" ser chistoso o sutiinente hostil. ' oa
_ oo 12,03.09
Miro dbienrunorads que a veeos suede ser considerado =~
slecce y Gespreacugedo. “Sus chistes sea avispados . %
x¥ cpertuncs. Es my sensible a los estados do daizo
y Scatinicats te otres, y a monsdo puede anime tuna oar
tiesta muy spropladamenta, dungye hasta cierto punto
Je gusta brocear con otroay” nunca es erucl o insensible. |
Goneralmente es tipo algo ty anguite y afable guc a
veces puede volverse conprententenente. alegre y des-
- yreccupado. Sin embargo, cuando estd alegra a veces” .
se extralinita y colesta tn poco a los que estdn a
su alrededor, Sus bromas son a reaudo avispadas pero
7 puede volverse muy sarcdsticn y aun mordaz cn ccasiones
Tipo de buenas maneras, generalnente muy convencional
: y propio. No aparece desproviste- ge buen hurcor
necesariamente, pero lo muestrs muy raramente. A”
veees es dixfcil conocer si es 24 de buen humor, dcevido
& su manera de esconder y fronmer sus sentinicntos. Ticne
humorismo iatencionado mis bien que _sapontanso pero nunca
burde o impropio.
Tirso sustero y sia vend humorfstica, siempre serio a” ne
intenso, 5, diffeil bromear en su presencia, cn parte
pergue no responds aello yon parte porque parece
serle molesto. . ; an
qipo sensate y.de mundo, de sutil vena a hunorfstica.
; ' Ea ‘uh omblente adecuado puede ser muy atrayente y divertido,
wero su humorismo tiene cierta cuelidad aristocrdtica y °
puede ser muy condeseendicnte con los que no entienden
© no aprecian su humorisno. .
Sip artificioso algo cinico que 3 veces puede ponerse .
ruy impertinente. Sus chistes tienden a ser un poco os
@esorbitages, - Parece “tc ri chistes privados que comparte =
con sus fntimos, A veces es diffcil saber si ‘trata: ee.
vJdinguna de las dnteriores deseripeiones le cabe.
‘Yo lo describirfa como sigue: ;
Le
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12. Agubsules comates .
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42.02 “Generates: : \ , — oy
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12,01,01 Su actitud hacta lo sexual es| . |
; . buy ozeura !
nwvet Lee deterninar™ :
(Rorcat para su cultura y antecentes” “ 4]
' Gsreate de interds”
: , Indiferente 7
“i De interés bicn definido |
22.01.02 '. En presencia de mujeres és Tieso_ yf Corriente poh |
~ Vulgar Ts
; —*Hosti2__ : Indiferente Lo |
12.01.03 Asiste a espectéoulos donde ac tan mujeres sexidesnudas t
. A memdo Manca =a A veces, en, grepo '
; No puedo dmagindrmeld en tales sitios. on !
i >, Mo sé lo que crge de tiles ¥ povectdeuted
‘ . 1
| - Z LS yl CP “ETT O. Be. ae ivGiz?: oA vee hei fo i
[S ‘12.01.04 Entre -hactres, habla de lo sexual : :
i oo A menudo A veces c ~
Raranenve i. Nurea_ co wee ;
‘ oe F
i 22.01.05 yCambian ca su coupoxitantento y/o actitudas sobrd.lo _* i
sexual, aespuds. de bober? |: Sf Noy’ No sé_ _ F
j En caso afirmativo, describe “eX Sambi} mo as
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. 12.03.62 ©
_ gTiexe usted idea ce su opiatda scerca de las srost <a
Si no, . osee usted que es tipo que * .
rfa donde una prostituta -
No puedo incginarlo con una prostituta 7 _
No tengo fundazento para opinar maT a
Si ene ‘taea, Giga-si dicha opinidn es de
Necativismo hacia las prostitutas a
Indiferencia hacia las prostitutas —
Interds en las Prostitutes ‘4 7.
En sus relaciones con les mujeres, actfa ; : :
. Generplmente de acuerdo con su edad y experiencia :
Generdlnente con poca madurez, que no concucrda | oo :
”- con au edad y experiencia . :
‘Con bastante soltura y equilibrio
Con bastante ingquietud 0. torpeza 7
“Al describir a uns mujer atractiva es mds probable quo :
—/monelone (._ El pelo Los senos . et
_ : los ojos La ropa 24
La figura. s/ /7Ta personalidad” a
- Las plernas__ No sf voy
yEa ofdo usted a una mujer describirlo? sx v No
En caso afirnativo, gqué dijo de 41 la mujer?
SPECS ce Mie, YD y agra: fe ,
BELEN oa da al
Inpresidén general; gCudl. de las siguientes deseripeiones le
viene mejor:
_Es hombre elemental, robusto, que no parece apocarse en.
materia del sexo. rata @ las mujeres apropiadarente,
pero hace poco esfyerzo por esconder su admiracion y
atraccioén. Parece viril y conflado hacia las mujeres Ya la
mayors ee ellas les agrada.
Es horbre elezental, robusto, que ocasionalnente “puede ser
burdo o hasta vulgar. Trata a las mujeres algo &speramente y
puede Volverse muy insistente cuando lo atraa una pujer, .
Parece estar muy orgulloso de su virilidad. Sv agresividad . ar
ofenderfa o repelerfa a muchas mujeres, pero es0 a a parece %
no inportarle.
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12.02.03 Ss hemere clo sensucl, blanduche, muy atento con _ .
3 ugeres.' Se inclina & retener ja mano de una mufder oe
lo recerarto.al hebiosle y a menudo ecka el baz
v
‘usa Lisonjas y frases ce
3
3 Gut acutra,
{a pero lo ace ¢ gradable. Ala rmayorla Y .
muferes les cu gus atenciones.——..--. /- eee
' : “As 12.02.04 Ss heomore sensual, pero en forma penosa ¢ insegura.. ES
Sin . .
hoxre ‘blanducko que se esfuerzo por no ofencer.
exzarco, frecuentezente sigee con la pirada a una mujer . . :
- atractiva cuando cree que nadie lo mira. Tanbidn se ‘ tt
: inclina a tropezar con las mujeres 0 & tocarlas st .
“accidentalzente” cyaado s2ene oportunidad. ~~~
12.02.05 Es horbre confiado y bastante pulide que es correcto mot,
y eonveneional hacia hombres y tujeres y 68 dificil a a
adivinar sus actitudes ¢ intereses sexuales. En. un :
grupo siempre se comporta de acuerdo con.las reglas y
usualmente ce manera muy eficiente. - ; ee
i
: . ; .
i . 2.02.06 Es Loubre confiado y preciso, con cierto aire de ;
i ara profesional. Es cortés hasta e). lfmite y se toma las :
i . . mayores molestias por encenderle el cigarrillo a una vo
. : - dara U ocuparse de que estd bien atendida,. Sin enoargo, Le
oe _ ‘en sua relaciones con las mujeres es bastante distante. ----- —
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i
’ oe A veces su formalidad estd fuera de lugar pero raroxente
. a - "9 nunea cambia cus modales o procedinientos de acuerdo con
it _ 1a cituacién,
. Un herore agradabdle y educodo que es ol mismo ticrpo
Poohy ; amistoso y de.wunde. Trava a las oujeres de modo culto . a .
! pero muestra roca sensualidad o impropiedad sexual. =s . :
at . ascado y hasta apues\o, ¥ puede ser muy meticuloso. La
in . mayorfa de sus relactones con las mujeres parecen ser
7 . guy platdénicas. Es el tipo de persona que probablerente —
' tiene varias amigas Intinas. : :
: : ——
| 42.02.07
Pe hombre algo tfmido e indizcrente, considerado por — a
clgunes singular o extrafioe., Muestra poco 0 ningin interds Be
on las mujeres en pfolico. En gererel es persona prco- . a
cupadd que solozente busca la cumpotifa de otras con inte--
reses similares. La myorfa de las veces tiene clerto .
atre asedtico y asexual.
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ninguna. de las anteriores descripefones cave. Yo lo” oo. .
12.02.09 © 5
@eseribirfa ast;
Lek nian mame ener fess ot”
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a ‘y. VIDA FAMILIAR :
is \
13. Estado civil
, "13.02 _—-gEstd casado? , : vo sf LL Xe
13.01.01 " gyivesu esposa con 61? So 1. 8th f Ko |
"13.01.02 ga su esposa a funeiones sociales con él? : ‘ 5.
; Nunca , Rararente___ _. Kormalmente_ A menudo a /
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"23.02.03 Su esposa es = Mayor que ¢l__ Ma-o-menos de sucesd
; ! or vids joven que oL ; No cman :
13.01.04 : Su esposa es Extrenadamente atractiva ‘Tornalnente :
atractiva A Extremadazente poco atractiva_,_
; 13.01.05 - Ea general, su esposa es socialmente : Diestra ;
i an _ . ; Aceptable :
Bo : ; oe, i Inepta — ,
i i . ;
i be 13.02.06 ” Agents de su lengua natirna, sav otros tdionas habla su | espona?
a . : ; {batten : :
| . oo i - .
i P. 13.01.07 . ‘Se -esposa es Ms instriida que dl___ ‘Tan lastiutaa y s
' ; coe . oo. . como 61 Menos Tastruida que el! v/
' : an — —prwile
le i 13.01.08 . yistuvo- él casado antertornente: . Sf ho. J No sé
: ‘en caso afirmativo sirvase dar detalles si los toncde, —
i 13.02 "Su esposa parece Tener muchas omistades gener Pocus SE
: i . onistades ‘No tener casi amistades_j
i : . 13.02.01 Ea pidlico, para con yu ésposa, ¢l ¢s _ Muy atento
: i . ; ; a . Bastante at onto,
: 3 ; _ Indiferente f ;
} : . 23.02.02 £n piblico, para con él, su esposa eg | muy atenta
i a : : . . Bastante atenta :
: < ft Indiferesta =a
n : 13.02.03 - Deseribirfa usted a su 1 espose como .
: Agresiva Dominante Independiente
Tependiente
fia ne aes
.
Complactente__- Suxisa
epee ee Ae = sat A me mm
23.82.64 En la zona ¢
\
13.93 gna estado us .
: Ta caso ariraativo, con cudnta freesesciat j toe . ;
. : : o eee _ : ,
13.03.01 Ta vivierca de clies es Ea eurtrexo elegahkte para la zona
; * te ée le sona : v
En extrend ssore para la coma : .
13.03.02 Como antitriones, les esp0s0s sons musitadsnen ate buenos .
.. . , Buenos yy) Adecuados age det icientes
Fo : Ea extrezo éeficientes
13:63.03 *. "Come anfitriom, la setord parece: May en su azbiente :
\ - . Bien séaptace = \ Algo nerviosa___- SL
wee Muy incdmoda : - we le a
a. ; oo . : — z hte of . 7 ot
Fj 13.03.04 su vivier nds, a ~Rofleta la personalidad de 41 /
Hy . o Refleja la personsiidad Ge ambos
; : No refleja-la personalidad de ninguno
13.03.05. En general eX nobilissio es Descolorido -
| : . So Convencional \/_ De inusitado buen gusto |
4 _ os : "13.03.05 . La sefiora esta” : Vestblenente interesada en su casa. IN a H :
, ; a ; oe so, intercsada en su casa ccmo la : 2 N
“nejort 4 de sus vecinas %
| isiblenonts indiferente a la casa i
| No sé si realmente se interesa 0 no §
i : > °
i Te . 13.03.07 | _ Et couportaniento socisl ce ella en casa es
! : an ’ Nds o menos el rismo que fuera ce ella.
| SO 7 . . ° Nis en su atdlente que fuera ce ella V
7 a “1. + 'Menos en su onbiente -
i me ; ; S
i .- 13.03.08 . Normalmente soa gente que 4
oo: , . eee
H ; : . . - ' Reeibe a renudo y le gusta hacerlo wt
, : : : Cuxmple con sus compromisos sociales y le gusta ;
“Sastante - . vo
Prefiere inviter sdélo a sus fntinos
a Recibe sdlo cugndo es de obligaciéa
i ; - Prefiere no recibir a nadfe :
13.08 a yeritica éla su: esposa? a 2 ‘No uy oe
, EA caso afirzativo,” squé es lo are se tnelina nfs a criticart Q
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"- ytfene la esposa alguna: caracterf
En general, coro matrinonio sons :
Yisiblenente conpativies Normalnente conpatibles
Yisiblemente poco compatio.cs , .
we
El se inclina a: Nonea parecer celoso ec ella .
Rarecente parecer celoso ce ella
Porecer @ menudo celoso Jc cilia °
Ella se inclina a; “inca porecer celosa de él.
+. Rarazente parecer celosa ee él
Parecer.a menudo celosa de éL
HL Wk
atica que requicra rencida © | .
o deseripcion especial? : Se re ;
eo
Como esposo, se le puede describir mds bien cat:
Hombre expresivo que €S visiblemente el cényuse
dowinente en ‘el natrinonio. Tiende & proteger a su
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controversia con ligereza o buen hucor. A veces
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de conocer; Usualzente es diplexitico y convencional
cuando 8c diecuten temas poléxicos o prohibidos.
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stioncl contacts and/or rodus opcrandl of Soviet intel-
Debriefing conducted 23-26 April 1070:
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LOU (OV = During the alfair between ATHIDRIFF and LOGINOY,
thoy went to the movies once or twice a week » the Futurena and Cine Mod
being the theaters most frequently attended. OSINOY rlweys rade sone
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sort of} (contact during these outings, _&ccording to AEMIDSIFF. ‘She. stated
that he ously leit his Beat about 2309 hours and went ont to the lLebby _
for some: time. She did not know where the contects were actually made, -
Once she end LOGHIOV encountered, apparently secidentally, outside the
Cine Mod theater, a @ Mexican Aruy Colonel, who was introduced to her by
LOGINGV as "Col. Sergio." In this instance LCGIiOY eld not excuse hinself
_ to have ‘a private conversation with the Mextcen. "Col. Sergio" was de-
, sértbed by AEMIDRIFF as about kO, tall, no moustache or &lasses,, thick, ; ,
curly heir, appeared to be of gpentsh Gescent. Tne woman with "Col.
, Sergio" appeared to be about 25 years old and vas introduced as his wife
(vhich AEMIURIFF doubted because, es she pet it, he didn't treet her as.
one would a wife, but rather as a cistress). AEMIDRIFF knew nothing more
about this Mexican and never sew hin again. i
On another occasion, LCGINGY and AEMIDRIFF met an Anerican in.
front ‘of the Futureca theater. LOGINOY introduced hin to her as “cate
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sane manner, i,¢@., tock Hen eicut 3 tings in all to Cire Chapultepe pee, then
lett her during the nevis orske sez2 sort of contact.
Debriefiny conducted 12-16 May 1970:
Concernins Soviet Coutects in the Me xicen Folice: ALIMRIFF
stated that she overkesrd COLCUSOV end DYCMIN talx about many contects which —
they had in the police kere. She said she had also overheard Kotexwaxov,
PAKULIN, AND CEAYXEOY tele atout how many good police contacts the Soviets
have. However, each specific exsnple which AEMIDRIFF could give concerned “oy
Some nou-operstional favoz which the Soviets could get taken care of, e.g.,
when the Soviets vented to get something through Aduana; when some Soviet _
vas missing bad police coorerstion was ne eded; getting advance “notice when : at Loe
some denmcens tration hostile to the Soviets was about to take place, etc.
She was not able to recall eny hints that Soviets had operational contacts
‘in the polices agents reporting on what the police were doing; assets who
. assisted Soviets operstinsally in sere way. However, AEADRIFF thought
the Soviets ‘prohsebly have such essets, -
Concerning Soviet contects in West Cercen Police: ASMIDRIFF : ‘
recalled ‘that vhen she went to Gersany as interpreter for Soviet surgeon
and textbook writer, Peblo AMASOY, sa Jeruary 1963 (they vent to Colome
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Goran Folice who help ed than to protect. the Sovicts (fn context thst ib:
| WES densencis thengs some Soviet official cowd be kidnapped by the eneny,
ete.) ARSUaT SP noted ¢ that ANASOV was quite old and ‘very .prowrerine.
Miscollenecus MS cnatstiennt ‘notes - AQSIDRIFF hed no knowledge
of Sovic ts sefe houses or sate ¢ arar rte “ents. She stated that many § Soviet
visitors steyed at the Hotel Virre ayes op in two oth or hotels near the
Soviet Embassy (she couldn't rem aber nezcs). She > did not know whetier the
Soviets had eny sort of specinl eriangencnt or ‘contacts. in these hotels.
. AEUDRUS stated that ‘she had attended several parties at
which i exicans also were present - (she recalled specifically part ties at the
homes oF KOLCHYAKOV, EFAXULIi!, LocInov) and in each instance the Soviet
officer, &t lone point curing the evening, had a private conversation with
®& Mexican guest. (unfortunately, ARUDATSS was unable to recall the nasies
of any of the Mexicans she met on these occasions, and of course there is -
no way of knowing vhether such private conversstions. were orerational 7
meetings.) AEMIDRIEF commented that at purely Soviet Parcies, husbands alt
ways went off together and talked business, ani if vives approeched, they
stopped their conversation. .
Debriefing congucted 1-6 June 1970:
KORUEENIN ~ AEMIDRIFF connented thet she. thought KORMUSHAIN
made operational ecetings in the Brenan Rer, sinee she often cay hin
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sitting in thet bar, wearing dark glasses énd trying to loct ineonspicusus.
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was told by Daniol Hontiel (Daniel MERLSZ Montiel, £01-258951), the Sovict's
chauffeur, thst his brother, who is a Central Comittee number of the PCH
and who worked on the PCM publication "La Vos de Mexico," was in contact
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with KUPLYAKOY. In eddition, AEMIDRIIY stated that she believed that
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Amando VektuGce (iden with Armando MARTIE
_uncle, elso named Aracndo VERCUGO, who is ‘First Secrctary of the PCH and
who is in contact with. KUPLYAXOY. At ledst this was stroagly inferred by
Montiel, according to AEMIDRIFF. (Editor note: Arneléo MARTIOMZ Verdugo,
2023-06425), who is brother of Armando, is First Sccretary of PCH),
AEMIDRITF stated that KUPLYAKOV always seemed te be very interested in and
knowledgeable of what appeared in "La Vod ce Mextco" and Sh the PCY publi-
cation "La Epoca." She stated thot, in general, KUPLYAKOY paid so much,
attention to local politics and seered to be so vell informed on PCH
matters that she felt certain he had conething to do with the FCA.
AEMIDRIFF stated that KUPLYAKOV"s wife was @ good friend of
Salvador GONZALEZ Marin, head of the Fondo de Cultura Popular. ; GONZALEZ* ¢
wife works in the Museum of Anthropology. GOCHZALEZ sold a lot of Soviet
pooks, according to AEMIDRIFF, end for that reason was in contact with
KUPLYAKOV, but she coazented thet GCIZALEZ may also have been utilized
by KUPLYAXOV in soze other operaticnal ways fost. of KUPLYAKCY's céntects
seem to te journalists. (Tnese vere the people AFMIPRIFF sew talking to him
at receptions, etc.).
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dsuphter of David Al fero SIQUIEROS, is enother Soviet seset whe ts hendled
by KUSEYANOY (rho hesrd VANOVSNIY talk about this). ARMIDRIFE sefd that
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AREMAL works with Edusedo ARAWO (econedle constdtent for Ynera Conti-
nentel; S.A.", momtionsd in Comzoreinl Office). She alsa stated sha
- knew that ARSNAL went at tinzs. to the. Fabassy to see KUPLYAXOY, AEMEIDRIFF -
‘said thot AREAL goes to Moscow every your or 60... (AREUAD teentieat
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LOSING went cut. nt aicghts eften during thig ferlod and told her it vas
J" OYOarrcy nen etntigd thet his wert dining this ported
was some of the most dungercas he hed ever done. AIMIDAIFF was certcin
‘that these "contacts" involved in student riots. AENLY: sus related that
ence at Auto Cins, LOSINIGY made a necting with a froup of. youths uho cane -
ain enother car (Felcon). Another ting, sore 2 or 3 days later, LOGINTY .
hed MITOPOISEE gtve hin sore, shotgcns which MITOPOLSKE hed charge of.
Lositov got the guns sbout 2200 ar 2200; the guns were returned. the next
morning. Others who peered to be going out all tha tine et dght ‘during
the student riots (and taiking about their eeetings in general the next
morning ) were BOLSUAKOV, KORWUSATN, HIKIPOROV. AEMCDAIF? never heard
“mention of money teing pussed during this period (1.66, to Soviet asscts
. invalved an riots) nor any montien of any nuzes or positions of assets
i (This not in agreenent with soze of Pan Janes info). CENYKOV se ered to be
: involved also.
- Debriefing conduct23 12-16 May 1970: AEMIDAIFF was again
‘ questioned on her knowledge of Soviet activities during the 1968 student ~
dsorders. She reported thet all she really knew was that the Soviets were
very busy during this period; that LOGINOV. told her. he wes going ott every
Gj [tent to make “contactss" that she overhzerd Soviet case officers talking,
vat various tines during this period to effect that tney very busy, meking
| many contacts} that the’ situation was potentially explosive and a dangerous
j tine for thea to be making such conte ects. AEMIPRIFF titee was vith LOGINOV
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or the like. Sho really deesn't knoy that the Soviets had any contests
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re 1963 student disorders again, for clarification previously reported
details. She stated that the Sovicts had sone different types of rifles
sples of guns which they vere
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MITOPOSSKE (Z2X0DRIFF was there watching IV }. They got “sone" rifles -
AEMIDUFF could not see how many o7 vhs t kind. They tock them cut in sone
rifles were returned to the Coa-
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brought back. “She doesn't know whether ox not LOGINOY might have teen
AEMIDRIEF stated that NECHIPCR=ENNO's trip tack to the USSR
during the 1658 ricts coy well have teen to rpport on the riots. Novever,
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; E ADDITIOW TO OTHER INFORMATION WHICH WAS ALREADY KNOWt:
fo. VALENTIN BAKULIW: CHIEF OF OUE OF AEGRIP SECTIONS
. a EXPERIENCE IN LATIN AMERICA FRoW PRIOR TOURS BRA
| a ARGENTINA. ee ;
oO. LEV GoLouzovs WORKS UKDER t BAKULIN HCH TERE
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INFORMED AEMIDRIFF SHE BEING seer HOME.
PEE, KATHY as
Om SERGEY PROVOROV: WORKS. UNDER BAKULIN. AEGR Ba i
toa of iN. NL,
- [WU NIKOLAY SOKOL ov: CHIEF oF REFERENTURA.
Core BARS.
| LYUDMILA SHAPOVAL OVA: WORKS ‘UIDER SOKOLOV WR REFERENT Ute
¢ SERVED IN CUBA’ AT ONE TINE, —_ ——
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are bobo. : ;
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VLADIMIR: TSERADZEs WORKS IN REFERERTURA BUT IS ALSO UIDER
(DERS OF BAKULIN. TIMID, DOMIMATED BY WIFE, -
‘YORIY ROMANE KO: WORKS IN REPERENTURA. FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES
PAVEL KOVALEV OUT AT NIGHT. DRINKS A LOT AND HAS TROUBLE WITH
WIFE BECAUSE OF IT. oO
. ~YuRLY XUPL YAKOV HAS JOB SIMILAR ‘To KOLONYAKOV" S. VERY
IMPORTANT PERSON WITHIN EHBassy anp HAS ACCESS TO REFERENT IRA,
_ MERY REFINED A’ND CULTURED. many IICHU CONTACTS THROUGHOUT
7 MEXICO AKD AL so CULTIVATES FRIENDSHIPS WITH DIRECTORS OF
‘MUSEUMS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SUCH INSTITUTIONS.
BORIS CHMYKOV: VERY EXPERIENCED, SEEUS TO HAVE PERFoansp
FRILLIANTLY IW. Past WITH. No FAILURES, SOMETHING OF ALADIESt °°
7 MAY AND HAS,” ‘on otcastow, BEEN MIXED UP IN INTERNAL SCANDAL.
|” EWAMORED oF. SOKOLINA. TRAVELS FREQUENTLY THROUGHOUT HEXICO. _
. VLADISLAV KORNUSHKI Hs BEKICK, SERVED IN BRAZIL, SEVERAL
» WowTits IN FRANCE ABD FOUR To SIX HONTHS IN ARGENT INA. SPEAKS
SPANISH, FRENCH ALD PORTUGUESE.
VALERIY KOSTIKOV: AEKICK
“LEG KOROLEV: AEKICK ae an
VLADINIR MAKAR OV: HOT. CERTAIN, BUT PROBABLY AEGRIP. HOYEVER,
“FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES BO SHAKOV, APPEARS COLD ALD CRUEL, “ONE
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_ & AENIDRIFF"S WATCHDOGS PURTAG JANUARY 1976. SPEUT “TINE IN.
“RED CHINA, oa
. TOAKIN BULAVIN: ASSIGHE D TO conn MERCIAL OFFICE BUT bors NOT
FRYSICALLY BGK THERE, PROBABL Y WORKS FOR Kol SOMYAKOY (OV, AEKICK
SERGEY VERBENYEV: RIS, SERVICE UNKNOW R, PER FORMS TRTER WaL
; SECURITY AID WATCHDOG FUNCTIONS.
VLADIMIR GORDEYEV: BELIEVES HE AEKICK POR KI NG FOR SOKOLOV
AD KOLOWYAKOV. _—
_ PAVEL Kova EVs. CONSIDERS HIM DANGEROUS, SPEAKS SPANISH . . _
"Ak ENGLISH ALHOST WITHOUT ACCENT, HAS NARY FRIENDS IW
~"@OVERNACTON,
AMATOL TY STEXL YANNIKOU: BACHELOR. BoDYGuERD For KOVALEV. |
WORKED FOR SECRET POLICE IW Hoscou, AFTER THREE YEARS: In MILITARY.
“WILL RETURN Noscou SOON, et
KONSTANTIN BOGATYREV? CHIEF. GF ALL eRouPs. OF MILITARY INTEL -
IN MEXICO. CAEMIDRIFF PREVIOUSLY INDENTIFIED CHUYKOV. AS AEGRIP
CHIEF. - STATIOM BELIEVES CHHYKOV POSSIBLY CHIEF FOR THOSE UNDER
CIVILIAN COVER But JULTOR TO BOGATYREV. -
CLEG SHEVCHENKO: SPEAKS SPANISH WITH ARGENTINE ACCENT. THIS
Is FIRST Tou In LATIN A "ERICA,
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, VALENTIN Loci nov: ALTHOUGH HAD AFFAIR VITH AEMIDRIFF,
RECALL SIX MokTHS EARLY WAS DUE TO Sone FAILURE AND NOT TO
AFFAIR, Q . a
VALERTY SOKOLIN: RECALLED SIX MONTHS EARLY DUE TO SOME
| FAILURE ALSO.
VIKTOR IVANOV: LiKeD TO LIVE VELL. OWNED 27 SUITS “ABD ‘OFTEN
. CHANGED TWO OR THREE TIMES A DAY, GOOD FRIEND OF OCTAVIARO _
ao CAMPOS SALAS, SECRETARY OF INDUSTRY. AND CONIIER CB now IN nos cow
IN CHARGE EXPORTING FURS FOR SOYUZPUSHNINA, ,
Y ee BORIS KAZARTSEV: SERVED IN CUBA WHERE HAD sone PROB! LEN OR |
“". BLAP DUE To DRINKING AND HIS CHARACTER. DOHINATED BY wife WHO
S “INFLUENCES HANY OF HIS DECISIONS, WIFE WORKS AS TYPIST In. -
" (/REFERENTURA, SHE VERY JEALOUS. OF HUSBAND, YET FLIRTS WITR ~
~ YOUNGER OFFICERS WHICH HAS CAUSED MARITAL “PROBLERYL |
FEDOR YEVESYEV: BELIEVES HE RIS, PROBABLY AEGRIP. scousnD, 7
FOR AMBASSADOR AnD ‘CURRENTLY FOR CHARGES. BELIEVES KE RAS wo
OTHER FUNCTION. Tet ; 7 7
"MIKHAIL Davipovsarys GRADUATED MFA ACADEMY asout THREE .
Years GO, NEXIC IS FIRST PosT. AEKICK. HAS ACCESS TOT |
REFERENTURAs FREQUENTLY ACCOMPANIES KAZANTSEV AND YEVSEYEV.
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FAS MARITAL PRODLENS DUE To KEUROTIC WIFE AND FACT HE was,
—— FORMER WIFE, EIGHT YEAR OLD CHILD ‘Ho WENTALLY RETARDED FROM
{ .
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~* pwatRiy DYAKONOV: MEMBER OF CENTRAL CONMITTEE CPSU.
RELIEVES HE AEKICK. HAS HALY FRIEWDS IH GOBERHACION AND RELACIONES
EXTERIORES, SERVED Ij ARGENTINA AND BRAZIL. MORE REFINED AND
CINTELLIGENT THAN PRESENT CHARGE, KAZANTSEV,
BORISKOLOMYAKOV: AEKICK REZIDENT, THIRED.IN IMPORTANCE IN
_ EMBASSY. GRADUATE ACCOUNTANT, SERVED AS ACCOUNTANT IN USSR,
‘ARGENTINA AND FIRST TOUR MEXICO. RETURKED TO MEXICO AS REZ IDENT.
"VERY STRAIGHTFORWARD, STRONG PRINCIPLES. DRINKS MODERATELY.
“LOSE FRIENDSHIPS WITH ARGENTINE DIPLOMATS, FREQUENTLY TRAVELS ~>
WITH KAZARTSEV, SOMETINES WITH BCLSHAKOV. =
“YEVGENIY FEDIN: FOURTH IW IMPORTANCE IN ENBASSY.
FREQUENTLY WORKS IN REFERENTURA, HAS FEW FRIENDS WITHIN EMBASSY —
_-BECAUSE OF FICKLE CHARACTER, ASD FACT HE AT ROOT OF MANY INTERNAL
"INTRIGUES BY SERDING ANONYMOUS ACCUSATORY LETTERS. :
VALERIY NIKOLAYENNO: AEXICK. IN CHARGE OF ASSIGNING
HOUSING AND FURNISHINGS. SPENT SIX MONTHS {0 CUA AS ENFLOYEE,
RATHER THAN DIPLOMAT, BEFORE HEXICO. ATTESDED NFA ACADEMY Th
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SUBILCT : Operation Road Covrse
A. Qvr memorandun dated 9 Rocenber 1959,
sane subjoct, ,
BR. Nevoranduir No, Se6O/4748, hted 10-
December 1969, Brame subject.
1. The Lolleving comments from CAS/HEX on Relerences
ave forwarded for your information. In an effort to idontify
"Georro", CAS/NEN obtained tho following infor ation fLrou
reliablo sources concerning the 3 and 4 Octobvor 19G9 necting
between Gubject end the Covicts.
CAG/MSXY veurces reported the presence of cortain
agoy on the morning of 4 Oetebor
efine of Subject tock place,
2.
1669, whieh ag when the cebri
Although the premence of some. of these Soviets have been
yeportod praviously in Rorervence A, the coutcxt of tha ob-
Borvations could andicate that possibly ons or more of thesa |
individuntls was involved in the dnterview of Sabject on 4
October 1859, :
s secon entering the Fue
was seen vorking In
8, Yevgenty Ivanovich FLOM was
bassy on 4 Qotober at 0253 hours,
Window #12, which is his and Yursy Viktorovich & PTY ASOY ts
offico. This office is also uscd for receiving VIP visitors,
PEDIN was Geen exiting the Ecbacsy with Makhail DAavyIpovscly
and Lov COLOUZOY at. 1249 in an automobile carrying license
plates "63 pn", Lo
4. fovse Pavlovich NOLONYAROV was sscen entering the
Enbresy on 4 October 19¢9 at 6919 hows. At _GO19 hoars, |
KOLGUYAXOV was observed epeahing with Viedislav |
KONUUSUKIN dn the parcon of the Unbacuy, than hOLGuY
tered the main Rebassy building by the nada entrance, At
1057 hours, KOLONVANOY wag anain obrayved in the pardon cpeake
ing with Valentin Sergeyevicn IOCHOV, niter which both went
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KUZNETSOV, who might have been tha
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into tho yveee
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during: one o ".
left the swoon, ROLONY
Ute hours that eay in gn rikemodile cayey
"69 DA."
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bad by.
&, Veleisiavy Sovgeyevich i HIN wan geen entering
oey at Q@O10 hours on 4 Oetober in tho. company of
A, Girvang an tutomobile with license "76 Dn".
Other than the conversation m tfoned in payacraph 4 above,
he wan not seca agtin watil Wee hour when he exited the Ene.
basuy along, It is net known when ROWSE
: INJWA left the Eabassy.
yevich FOROREY was moon entering the En-
cvalecontrol
car from ag local cxivan and inntructoxs then
dopayted., KOROTLY entered the hain Mabaesy building and vas
343 hours, whea ho exited the Enbacsy
G. Ole Serpe
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pot seen amadn until be45
on fact,
"2. Valentin Sorgeyevich IMGINOV unc secon entering the
Pabrasy at O49 Bo the moriierer 4 Cateber L050, Ho Ww
ceen exiting the Wvbassy an hin cay, JAeense plates "31 DG,
at O813 hows end 1 reer entoring the Unbacsy auain at
of59 hours an the me yebhlela, * 1016 tours he yas soon
exdting again in cay "31 DS" ey Locinoya, whe ahevye is
brought to your nttenti peeitce ALL of these Sovicts sre
known KGB officers (exe {; who as ce ad as Suspect
koB), and all have at le rable nglich cpeaking ability.
of Convikh Uyanovich
Cyivexs for car "Es DD," in
Tabaacy on 4
Octoboy 1969, Siuce his wits, Yor vot Ivanovns KRULEEcovs!,
miy have been with hin, hey ctourarn ds attached. Also at~
tached is a photograph of Yo manhy Geivoryoyna myo oVa, wile
of Inva Fecorvich EMOKULOY, who night be ddoentieal with the
youan tho met Subjgeet at tho gntehouse an he entexrtd tho Ene
bassy on 4 Getobor.
& Attached is a paola
tavdes
9, With reference to the enevncncy instructions for Sub-
jeet on the test paee Of Reference %, CAS/VRS reports that
they were not briefed concern, this cmergepey icans or cone
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coosdinrted with "CAS Heasganyeers prior te Japlene reat ion, ‘
‘oO, Pleaca fdvise if Sabject was able to identity any
Of the Gaviet individurts he net, utilininy: the photosraphs
Which we leaned to you Cavin our rocting on 19 Yecenber
71009, We would eloo Aappoeciate learning 1f Subject is able
to Adontify KUSNEYCOY, RUSISTSOVA, and KNOXHLOVA, whese photo~
i Exvaphs are attached, | uO, : ,
1. OW is requested that your office return all photo.
‘yx¥aphs of the Soviets in Nexteo whieh we have passed to you
proviously , in¢luding attacked | yn reborn eRS. ;
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19) Valentin Serpevevich Lantos: He left on the 6th of Setcber for
“Noscov, six ronths before the corpletion of his tour, He vas head
of. the covsular sdetion and the lover of Paya. *pparent ly the
causes fer his sudden return were 1) havire heen Paya's lover; and 2)
not having had paod results fror his werk and, according to. Rava,
y . _ - : : mentees PE
She states that during the time she was having an affair with Valentin
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LOCTROAV whe Vas chief of the consular sectjon, he occasionally took
her out at night to places vhere she knows he made contact with persons
who seered to he Mexicans, She savs that she. doesn't know with which
persons he wade contact, nar if they tere “exicans or not, hecause she
never sav then, but that he, on several eccasions took her to these
places: the fine “od on tines Lovas de Tecamachalco, the Cine Futurama
in Colonia Lindavista, the drive-3n theater called utocinena del Valle,
the drive-in called Autecinera Satelite and the fine Tlaltelolee. . When
she accorpanied him to thase places, he left the car and she remained
in it; that he would po for 10, 15 ar. 2 rinntes to converse with those
people. He never teld her vho these persens vere nor what they talked
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. d+ DEDRIEFER REPORTS SLOW BUT STEADY PROGRESS WITH AENIERIFF,
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LEAD IN DEBRIEFING (WHICH AEMIDRIFF SEEMS PREFER AT THIS POINT),
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" UNIVERSITY (SHE NOW CAN READ BUT wOT SPEAK JIT, ALSO READS. FRENCH AND
| KNOWS SOME ENGLISH woRDS). GOT. JOB with, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE,
AND ‘THRU INFLUENTIAL FRIENDS MADE THERE GOT rave asstomes
AFTER DEATH OF MIKHAIL. WENT TWICE TO LEIPZIG, ONCE TO EAST BER aL IN,
AND ONCE TO COLOGNE “EOR SIX. DAYS... SAYS SHE HAD WANTED TO CONE TO:
MEXICO SINCE TINE, TEN YEARS AGO, WHEW SHE HEARD MEXICAN SINGERS: WHO.
APPEARING MOSCOW.
- $, AEMIDRIFF SAID SHE WENT AROUND. WITH “AED IEHARD "ALL THE
TINE” UNTIL HIS RECALL, BUT SAYS THAT RECALL WAS NOT CASUSED BY
THIS AFFAIR. AEDIHARD WAS RECALLED DUE TO SOME “FIASCO” WHICH
OCCURRED ABOUT THREE. “MONTHS PRIOR TO RECALL. AEM IDRIFF CLAIMS
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_ AND GYaHaSTICS aT UNIVERSITY OF woscow. RARRIED (DATE NOT STATED)
NIEHAIL Lau uno, was STUDENT oF ‘PHYSICS “AND #aTH al UNIVERSITY oF
SOC. HUSBAND DIED 1367 AS RESULT oF RADIAT TOUS RECEIVED IN”
XPERINENTS. SUBJECT Was In COLOSSE, €58T GERHANY, AT THAT TIHE,
josstue AS AIDE ana INTERPRETER FoR SO¥ISY SCIENTIST OR LITERARY
F1GURE. AFY ER “hus BAND" S DEATH, ‘SUBSE Ect VoRKED AS TuTERPAETER
Seve Ez AL TINiES AT LEIPZI8 FAIR, HAS ALSO BEEN IN zAST BERLIN, , Vy
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SHALL QUANTITY RUBLES DEPOSITED 18 Roseee, STATED SHE HEVER- HAD
OR HOLDS ow TO. MONEY BECAUSE, SHE. ALAS LIKED To BUY NICE THINGS.
5. EVER SINCE ARRIVAL. 18 HEXICO SUBSE =CT KAS SEEN REPRIMANDED
FOR HER TASTES WHICH WERE "OUTSIDE HBASSY #ORE" » ABOVE ALL IN
4) QUESTIONS, BUT ALSO FOR DYES ING HER RAIR, WEARING PANTS,
AND | NOT BUYTIIG Sane “CLOTRES: ENBASSY WIVES USUALLY BOUGHT. SHE
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_THTERROGRATED BUT DID NOT waNT TO REVEAL WITH ‘WHO SHE HaD- 7 ore
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WEKITIN REALIZED THAT is Was Colne 70 bE PUNISHED HE DENIED DE 7
COUPLETELY THAT HE HAD BEEN WITH ele THAT WEEKEND. Be — _
|S SUBJECT MET URUENA ABOUT ONE YEAR AUO AT PARTY GIVEW BY” - Oo
HER FORMER CHIEF (VIKTOR IVAuOV, URON SuBsECT DESCRIBED AS VERY
WICE PERSON WHO LOVED TO GIVE PARTIES AND WHO HAD HAY HEXICAt
CONTACTS). SAY Jk UziIA FREQUENTLY ASHE REPRESERTED, mexican FIRA
DEALING WITH CO: "iERCTAL OFFICE (Z0ROC)). ALL MER CONTACTS WITH.
oh HEXICAN FRIEWDS YEFE MADE THROUGH URUEHA. (SUBJECT BrateD: SUE
' MET MANY OTHER } MEXICARS, WHOSE WANES SHE DOES. NOT RECALL, Tu BER
. FREQUENT VISITS To HUSEUNS,, THEATERS, 1) (OTHER PuBLic PLACES.
Sons TINES THESE MEXICAKS WOULD PICK HER UP Auld BRING HER ko: ‘Ey:
ALTHOUS SH SHE. WEVER TOLD THER: BER BANE OK ocuPar tou. ) THROUGH
URUEWA SUBJECT WET “GRoUP OF FRE EES: SPEt 1s. YOUTHS, maa OF SPANISK
H BACKGROUND cas Is URUEUA) , AHO SHS EuvovED GOING OUT WITK THER,
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: : ‘CHIEFS. at was Ia THIS WAY SHE BEGAN re) €0 OUT ITH. URUENA AND, ©
i HIS GROUP. SHE SAID THAT, HER CHARACTER KAD “ALUAYS: BEEN A LITILE |
oe ADVENTUR CUS AND AT TIMES CAUSED HER PROBLEWS: “LITENPO= 14 COMMENTED
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THAT FRON HER CONVERSATI OW IT CLEAR She 1S GIRL OF * NOT VERY STRICT
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BE SENT HO2 & FEBRUARY CORIGINAL DATE WAS 4 FEPRUARY). LEARNED
THIS FRON MALE COLLEAGUE, (THUS FAR UNIDENTIFIED) WHO WAS DRUMK.
DOES NOT KRO¥ IF COLLEAGUE TOLD HER’ OUT oF KINDNESS OR DRUNKZNUESS.
SKE IN TURN TOLD URUEWA WHO SAID KE WOULD FIND HELP, SAID HE COULD
HOT HELP PERSONALLY BUT WOULD GIVE HER KEYS TO HIS APARTHEUT.
ON 6 FESRUARY SHE SUSPECTED PROVOCATIO’ WHE, AS SHE CATERED -
LOCAL PHAREACY, PHO WONEH APPROACHED. HER PROPOSING THAT SHE REAALW
© IN HEx1co. NOT KiourNe “RO! THESE wong COULD KNow THAT “SHE waS
EMBASSY, PARTICULARLY stuce Shé Had JUST SEEN FIRST SECRETARY
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SAYING IF HE DID HOT THERE YAS ite) WAY OUT-- EITHER Shik RETURNED
TO SOVIET UWTOW ALD SUFFERED CONSEQUEKGES, OR SHE. Corti ITTED SUCIDE
“TN MEXICO. URUSIA TNE INTRODUCED KER YO OWE RICARDO FIERRO, WHO .
HID HER FOR TYO DAYS. (STATION COMMEST: TKIZ VERSION OF SEQUENCE ee
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OF EVENTS APPEARS SONcuHaT GARBLED.” ADITIONAL DETAIL RE ACTUAL
ESCAPE CALS IN COWUVERSATION YITH FLUTEO #HEN SUBJECT SAID SHi HAD [
RECEIVED PERMISSION 70 GO TO FaneireL, PARTY 7 FEERUERY.s PARTY
WAS IW APARTHEAT Ti WHICK SHE TOOK aueuses)
8. SINCE DEFECT 104i SUBJECT ‘Has Berd Carle TO FIND URUZHA,s a . ; oy
Be hee a
“WHO YAS DUE TO RETURW FROM HOUTEARCY, YRLAE WE RAD GOUE OW &
FEBRUARY. RIGAKLO Flenko HAS, eat SO-ILy PES ? a #0 HE’ REPORTED oN boo
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19, CONFRONTATION OF SUBJECT In GOVzRMACION WAS ATTENDED
BY OLEG NUGHIPONENKO, CHARGE BORIS BALAUTSEV, AND ONE OTHER ‘soviET ©
“CIDENTITY No CLEAIO. SuauECT statcD ALL THREE SPOKE 10 HER
NICELY, SAYING THAT IF SHE WEEDED ANYTHING SUCH AS MOHEY OR CLOTHING,
THEY WOULD SEND IT TO HER, THEY WERE HER FRIENDS AND VERE ONLY
TRYING TO HELP HER. BUT at END OF. LRTERVIEY WHEN SHE SAID THAT
Home ee a _ SHE WAS RENATHIG Lit KExXICO AND IT WAS BETTER THAT THEY FORGOT
ABOUT HER, KACANTSEV TOLD HER THAT “THE LONGER. SHE STAYED THE WORSE
IT WOULD DE FOR MER WHEM SHE RETURNED.” _—
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moa 37833, 123 September, 1969
SG $7528, 10 Octeuber 1969
‘l. ho tvo perdouatity Assessment Questionnaires on ARDIKSARD
which were traasaitted ae separate. cover attachnents: to Reference
_A wero anfortunately: aot Feceived until 30 September, by which
-@ate we knew from a visa cable sent the State Department bp whe:
Bobasay in Hexioo ‘City that AEDIEBARD ‘was departing PC83 one veok
thereafter, all T. October. “Reference B confirmed ‘that departure.
2. Binco ‘bat: ong week was ‘available for: the een retion ° of
the HECRUSH assesszent, and its tranemittal to the Btation, we
The PAQ's have been made a part :
of AERDIEHARD's file, and should he appear itn the future outside
the US8R, an assessment oan be made at that tino,
Distribution: .
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‘px. Anatoliy Sergeyevich HAZURIN (201-._ )
/ > "Reference: DIRECTOR 27630, 7 August 1969
“Ly -LIPIRE reported the PCS arrival in Mexico City of the |
_MAZUBIN family on 20 October 1969 aboard Air France flight 707 fron’
New York City. Subject travelled on Soviet Diplomatic Passport
D-027105 and his vife, Lidiya Petrovna, and sof, Andrey, travelled
' on Boviet Diplomatic Passport D-027106. ; . :
-“2, Bex Beference cable, Subject cas scheduled to roplace
. Valeatin Bergeyevieh LOGINOY (2010285412), Subject will be
replacing LOGINOV in slot but apparently not in position, Oleg
_Maksimovich NECHUIPORENKO (201-305870) was introduced at LOGINOY's
_ farewll reception at the Soviet Embassy as LOGIZOY's successor
~ @8 “Head of the Consular Section.“ Since we do not have passport
_ coverage 6n Air F¥ance flights, we were unable to obtain Subject’s |
-pasaport, which would. indicate his title, : .
_ 3. ‘Bubject was escorted into ‘the Soviet Embassy on his first
day in Haexico by NECHIFORENKO, : ;
4. Photographs and further information on Subject will be
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REF: A) MEXICO CITY-1638 CIN 62539) *,
B) DIRECTOR-14106, 21 JUNE 69#* |
1, SUBJECT OF REF ASSIGNED 201-853538, Srnea Seboy,.
2, REF B ADVISED NO RECORD SUBJECT, RETRACES UNDEI.
". NAME VARIATION IN PRQ NEGATIVE. COVERT NAME CHECKS WITH
3. STATION IS REQUESTED TO CONTINUE PROCESSING CASE
UNDER CSI-F-10-5, PARA 19, PRIMARY EMPHASIS SHOULD BE ON.
"SUBJECTS RELATIONSHIP WITH AEDIEHARD (201~ 285412) WHO HAS .
BEEN CULTIVATING SUBJECT SINCE FEBRUARY 69. SUBJECT EVIDENTLY __
_ ATTRACTIVE TO AEKICK ON BASIS WIDE RANGE OF CONTACTS AMONG ,
_ PROMINENT MEXICANS, ©" 0 3 J
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1. Subject, accompanied by his wite, Aleksandra Dmitriyevna,
and 600, Dmitriy, departed. Mexico City Pes on 7 October 1969. They -
travelled to New York via Air France {light 700, From New York
_ they would fly Aeroflot to Moscow. — +
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2. Subject and his wife were honvred by several going-away
parties, one of which was given on 1 October at the Sovie£ Embassy,
_ 3. Subject stated several times before he left that he hoped
that he would revturn to México and said that there was a good
chance he would come _back.
4, Subject introduced. Oleg Maksimovich NECHIPORENKO (201-305870)
as his replacement as Chief of the Consular Office of the Soviet
imbassy. .Subject replaced NECHIPORENKO as Vice~Consul when hoe
arrived PCS in August 1965,
&. We do not have any information as yet as to the arrival
of Anatoliy Sergeyevich MAZURIN (201- ), who according to
DIRECTOR 276350, 7 August. 1969, is scheduled to replace LOGINOV,
6. Forwarded herewith is transit visa information as well as
copies of the passports used by a adthis wife.
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— tas Soviéticas- saluda- muy atentamente a la Biba jada 7
a Ss de los Batados Unidos de América y.tiene el honor de
solicitar que se sirva extender ‘las vieas de trAnsi-
peo i . . _ to en los pasaportes . diplomiticos del sr. VALENTIN
: a -f -LOGUINOV, Tercer Secretario de 1a Embajada, de la UKSS |
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York el asa = octubre de 1969 por la Cla “Air © bon
France" y Van a continuar su viaje rumbo a MoscG el po
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atencién que la Embajada de los Bstados Unidos de
América ténga a dDicn de prestar a este solicitud y
aprovecha | la oportunidad para. reiterar las segurida-
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REDLEG AEDIEHARD AEXICK a 4/Ara
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: REFS: A. MEXICO CITY @810,-27 JUNE 1969 _
| . B. HMMA 37518, 14 JULY 1969
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r 1. REFS PROVIDED FULL BIO DATA AND REQUESTED TRACES JIMMY SABORI. pe \
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References; A, ‘MEXICO CITY 0810, 27 Juno 1969
eB, Biae97513, 14 July 1969
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4. Reference A requested Headquarters to retrace Bubject
ugder nama variant and full bicgraphie data which was forvarded
thereia. Reference B forvarded a compisted PRQ Part. I cn Subject.
Yeo would appreciate receiving the reaults of Headguartera traces
aS well ag Subject's Wil-number (please note that AED ISHARD's
202-nusber gas Asaadverteatly used on Reference B).
2. As ‘part of the offort to establish Subject's bona fides,
. BO ould appreciate receiving 4 licarese plate resolution on the
follesing vehicle, eh sas driven by Subject te a 7 July 1969
Car: Pantiae Bonneville (year net known)
Color: Blue with light top
License; ED 755 Texas, Ronisfair (1968) plates.
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Chief, WH Division . Gs JuDGE INDORE
Chief of Station, Mexico City Wy
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wary REDTOE AEKICK- AEDIEHARD
Transmittal of PAQ
Action Required: For review by MKCRUSH
Transmitted herewith are two Personality Assessment ,
Questionaaires’ completed by LIBACON--1 and IDENTITY on AEDIEHARD,
The Station would welcome any comments or assessment MKCRUSH
might make on the basis of these. reports, : The Station is not
retaining copies of these PAQs. ;
whl Urusgninee
z r/John A, PROBERT
Attachment:
1. IDENTITY u/s/c
2. PAQ b/w
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“References; A, HIRW-17178, 26 March 1969
-_ «iB, * BEMA=36817, 78 warch 1969
C. HMMA-36a81, 3 April 1969
. ": 1. Porwarded herewith ts Bruce EH. FERNALD’s progress report
oa LIBACOH-1, covering the pericd 30 January to 15 August 1969,
~ 3. AS PERNALD's report tadicates, steady pregress has bean
made in developing LIBACGI-1 into a responsive agent. LIBACON-1's
Credentials visesevis tha Soviets aro excellent, acd ke is learning
to use these credentisla to the Station's benefit. Hs was _
reluctant at first, possibly because he did not Want to do the sama {| -
_ thing for RVROCK that bo rofused to do for AEXICR. Patient handling |
by FERNALD: seens to bavé overcose this xoluctance, and LIBACOS-1
HOW responds. vell to direction, . . :
3. 80 fat, there seems to be no-reason to sunpect the sincerity
of LIBACOR=]'s relationship with RVPOCK, He developed strong
Personal affection aed prefessioial respect for both EARTS3UK and
.FERNALD, and his turnover to Douglas F. DITMANSON on 14 August 19¢9
represents an etfort to Strengthen the omotional attachment, which
'8sens to be so important to him, by providing him with @ ‘case
officer. who apeaks hia native tongue, .- And, although LIBACON-1'3
‘private life is a sess, we willwtch clogely.to sea that this does
aot case any groater problem than occasional missed meetings aad.
@elays in coupict ing asejgonents. Co boa /
_ @.. In the next phase of LIRACON-1's activity, we oxpect to
concentrate on two things; . — 7 . poo
RB. Strengthening the ties with AEDIEHARD (thers ‘have beon
ingications that AEDIEHARD's tour may not bo ending shortly
after all, ia which case be will remain a prime Station target).
b. Spotting additional agent prospects, as suggested by.
Reference A, = ; a Sk
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a 30 and waa handled by him until Marca 26, During this period
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7 gs Bruce H. FERNALD took over LIPACON-1,0n March 26 and
bandicd hie co August 14, when he turne? iJi: tver to Douglas F, : ~.
VITMANSON During this period 16 ops mectiug= were held.
s 3. After a fine recruitment jul KART.SUK also accomplisi 2d th?
difticult task of cenverting LIBACON-!'s agreement te wore Tor
KARTASUK personally “into a regular working arrangement.
oe oe . a4 August 1969
- PROGRESS REPORT © oo
‘Subject : LIBACON-1 oe . ,
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’ LYBACON]-1 was SGSWIRLED with Satisfactory results, Further, tees en i
LIBACON=-1 was motivated to work for us and he was mentally prepare
-. to accept another handler.: During this period the condition which H
“ LYBACON-1 had placed on his agreement to work for us was respected t
(i.e., that he would not be asked to report on his personal friends |
nech as -Syenlards, his students, or Nexicans. to whon he wis
exo‘ionally rttached), LIBACON~1 did complete for KANTASLX. a
15-line: written report on -AEDIEHARD. — '
§, FERNALD encountered no problems in getting along with a:.d
handling LJBACON-1, whom he got accustomed to following instruc=.ons
and to svbmitting reports in writing.
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. G. LIBACON-l's initial attitude was. that he had «greed te work,
‘or more accurately, to assist us in our work against AEKICK, but he
was deternined to keep hinself away frem evorybody and everything !
associated with AEKICKX., Re did nvt see AEDIEHARD for anre than ‘
four .onths, and when they met accidentally in a resort, LIBACONe-1
was decisivuly *urning dows everything AEDIEHARD asked for, He
went wc far 2¢ to accept a luncteca appointment with AEDIEHARD, and
then a day before it was to take place he postponed it indefinitely,
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7, FERNALD succeeded in convincing LIBACON=1 that he sbould
maintain social or friendly personal contact with AFDIENARD and his
Golléagues and that he covld-do it without either giving in to his
or their-demands, or at the.other extreme, without saying no: to
everything they sention ov ask for. . ‘LIBACON~1 followed instructions
and went’ to AFDIEVARD's
“him for ten wecke, rhe result was that LIBACON-1 had two luncheon:
:, Béetings with ALDIEHARD in July, and. on August 8 LIBACON-1] and his
' wifé wore dinrier guests of AEDIEHARD and his wife at their apartment.
_. The -AEDIEHARDS' agreed to come to LIBACON-1's place for a farewell
“dinner in September and ia the meanwhile LIBACON-1 and. AEDIEHARD
- will meet,for a luncheon on August 29, :
effice to ask him why he had not. called
8. FERNALD insisted from the beginning of his handling of
, LIBACON-1 that the latter prepare bio sketches on the MHHARSHers
he knew personally and on Spanjards who had lived in the USSR.
LIBACON-1 prepared bio sketches, vhich are actually personality ;
assessuents, on AEDIEHNARD, IDENTITY A, IDENTITY B, IDENTITY C, and
’ IDENTITY D. The latter two reports showed that he would also report
on two Spaniards who aré close friends of his, ia spite of his
earlier conditions, Further, FERNALD instructed LIBACON-1 to contact
2. “good friend of his (IDENTITY E) when the latte: veturned from a
longer trip to Czechoslovakia, LIBACON~l carvied out the assignnent
well and reported (orally) about IDZNTITY E’s observatiors, impressions
and conclusions concerning What he sav au’ heard curing his stey at
his country. IDENTITY Fis alsa a good personal friend ot LIBACON -?.
- 9, From the above it can be seen “that LIBACON-1 has developora
‘inte a person who has confidence in us, and. he accepts without
reservation that we Know what we are doing.
10, In analyzing. LIBACON-1's written reports it can easily
“be soen that LIBACON-1 takes his assignnents seriously and when he-
makes a statement’about a person he is scrupulous about drawing
caly ‘that conclusion which can bé corroborated with facts. LIBACCN=1
2? equally serious and reliable. when he reports about his nestirges
nity AEDIELAPD: He first: reports the course of the oectiig and
reports AELJ£UARD's statements. verbatim, as much as pissiblo, Then,
he: used b'~ zrea knowledge and the knowledge of the person to relay.
the actual meaning of the statements, FERNALD not only believes.
that LIBACON-1's reporting. is reliable, but he also feels that ore
ean depérd or. LIBACON-1 to use his knowledge of the area and people
to sepa.2.e the appearance and verbiage fron. the facts, be they
good er vide
| on An assessment of the moral and political relfability of
LIBACON~1, from the point. cf view of his work and activity on our
hohal?’ can only be favorable. Thy same cannot be said when ore
views his p.vecaal life; In this field he has miny problems, which,
gonerayiv cpearing, are a-result cy the fact that while he ts
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found himself in a world in which people live free and there are
no restrictiens on personal activities, as long ar they do not
violate the laws of the country, he rema rined puzscssed by the desire
to enjoy this freedom, Fortunately, his. personal immaturity .
affects his work for us only to the extent that he occasionally
“may not completa an assessment ;. but when he doos do a job he does:
it very well. oe . . ;
12, To conélude;: -. Although LIBACON@-1 -has his problems,
‘there are restricted to the area. which does not affect his reliability,
dependability and loyalty to us and our cause. It is felt that
LIBACON-1 will be still more productive and easier developed when
handled by a caso officer speaking Russian;i, ers the language of
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"REPORT ABOVE TO CASE OFFICER AT SCHEDULED 7.MAY MEETING). CASE
OFFICER INSTRUCTED -LIBACON-1 TO CONTINUE BE RELUCTANT IN ORDER TO
FORCE AEDIEHARD TO LAY HIS CARDS ON TABLE AND TO DO ALL PLANNING FOR
INTRODUCTION, ON OTHER HAND, LIBACON-1 NOT TO BE SO RELUCTANT AS
TO PUT HIMSELF ON AEKICK BLACKLIST AND HE SHOULD EVENTUALLY AGREE
MAKE INTRODUCT LON IF AEDIEHARD CONTINUES INSIST.
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STATION ALSO WISHES BE IN POSTION TO INTRODUCE PERSONS OF ITs
CHOICE To AEDIEHARD AND/OR HIS SUCCESSOR VIA LIBACON-1 (IN FUTURE.
HE SHOULD THEREFORE NOT BURN HIS- ‘aaiges BY ADAMANT REFUSAL INTRODUCE
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OF LUNCH WAS TO TELL HIN THAT HIS JOKING AND NEECLING OF LIREALA
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OF MONEY, AEDIENARD INTERRUPTED TO SAY IT WAS ONLY A JOKE. LIREALM ;
SAID HE CONSIDERED IT MALICIOUS AND HE WOULD NOT TOLERATE sucH . |
BEHAVIOR IN FRONT OF FRIENDS IN FUTURE. AEDIEHARD APOLOGIZED ne
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7. LEREALN WILL CONTINUE To BE FRIENOLY To ARRFTEKARD WL TROND . 4
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MOULD WAL K-18 To SECURTIY OFFICER, INDICATE THE NATURE OF HIS”
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«54. STATION IS SEWWTNES-—D THAT PARA 4 REF PAN WITH ABOVE °
MODIFICATINONS WILL EFFECTIVELY TERMINATE SUBJECT'S PROVOCATIONS,
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° TOTAL COMES:
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arr C/SB/X/WH g ; SECRET
ar” 412, -R-131S-
27 MARCH 196
Date:
Ono weoex OD tun to.
C)incex
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TAGLE SECRETARIAT OlGSMINATION
(ete and time filed}
SECRET ae
oo 07 23
CITE DIRECTOR
| Pets
70-F dtoriry MEXICO CITY ,
‘DESERSRIZEB: Drop LIREALYS AEDIEHARD AEKICK AAO
REFERENCES: A. DIRECTOR-81435
Be MEXICO CITY-9375 (IN 08492).
- CC, » MEXICO CITY-9381 CIN 08490)
1, 201-285412 HAS BEEN ASSIGNED AEDIEHARD. .
2, THERE APPEAR TO BE TWO KEY OBJECTIVES WHICH SHOULD BE a
SOUGHT IN THIS LATEST LIREALM/AEDIEHARD DEVELOPMENT. THEY ARE: a
A. PROTECT AND STRENGTHEN LIREALM'S COVER IN A NATURAL. .
MANNER, AND So . me
_ B. | OPERATIONALLY EXPLOIT AEDIRHARD'S AGGRESSIVE ATTI-
?
GENERAL CONCLUSIONS:
A. DESPITE HIS AGGRESSIVE ATTITUDE AND VISIBILITY, THER
8
ry
3 LX) NOT APPEAR ro BE ANY SIGNIFICANT SUSCEPTIBILITE 28. tj
: 81-2854) 3
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REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROMIBITED.
MESSAGE FORM
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wn 66412 ie PY 4. a3 PIDEG " — -
eee 7 MARCH 1909 TOT To
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. All Cine me C8 FILA NO,
ROUTING AND/OR INITIALS + 16% BY
ence ee ee pe mene he
cast SECRE TAMIAT OMMSEMINATION
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totiey __{plce).”
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SECRET |. cite pinecron = 3) 3 3)
PAGE TWO —
‘
B. ‘AIS ACTIONS COULD BE INTERPRETED AS THOSE OF AN RIS
~ OFFICER TRYING TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO HIMSELF FOR ONE REASON |
ol ‘
| OR ANOTHER, HE IS NEITHEDy PARTICULARLY SUAVE NOR SUBT LE IN
HIS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS. -YET HE IS CRAFTY, QUICK ON IIIS ® :
—_ FRET, AND MAKES. FAST DECISIONS AND ACTS ON THEM. HE 1s :
ia _ “DEFINITELY. SOCIALLY ACTIVE AND MORE UBIQUITOUS THAN MANY
e a "OTHER SOVIETS WN MEXICO, THIS VISIBILITY, HIS APPARENT ;
B 3 MOBILITY, HIS KNOWN KGB AFFILIATION, AND HIS OUTWARD PERSON-
4 ; _ ALITY MERIT OUR CONSIDERATION FOR PLACING HIM ON STATION'S
; P yo PRIORITY TARGET LIST. a (8 ars} 7 5
bo a, WHILE THE PLAN QUTLINED IN MEXICO CITY 9356 AND FURTHER
= . MODIFIED IN MEXICO CITY 9375 WOULD EFFECT! VELY TERMINATE IE ALM/
Ee " AEDIEHARD RELATIONSHIP AND CERTAINLY BE NATURAL ACTION FOR v. Ss.
i * BUSINESSMAN TO ‘TAKE™ ‘(THEREBY “IN HARMONY WITH LIREALM" s COVER),
he PERHAPS THIS ACTION (REPORTING TO THE EMBASSY HIS CONTACT WITH
t i. AEDIEHARD) IS NOT NECESSARY AT 1HIS TIME. WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
P } ALTERNATIVE FOR STATION'S CONSIDERATION SUSJECT, VATURALLY Tt
Pay coompimarna osricess (OUNTINUED, a 4)
: ~ te saainG OFFICTE eA i OO AUInENTIC ATID
woe . an -SECRET Jreatacn Grnicen
conv wo.
REPRODUCTION GV OTHEA THAN. THE ISSUING GFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
eA NAN a a
ae . i
. [ Tmaime tip oe aaa
; on ten Tora conus: | Lee es rn ee |
7. Oma: EL, MESTRES/myb at ——i" .
ne Ego BL KAN ween SECRET i AS
oe Oare: . 7 MARCH 1969 - . : ; pep m| ;
cane SECRETARIAY DISSEMINATION a QDwon
O no wosx CJ seroanto saan Oeneaw
Senne ne nem
te elite
leteasitication, : . {date and time fited) | eterence ounber)
ee —
oe SCRET CITE DmRECTOR Yass
© PAGE THREE ce TO, +
- MODIFICATION: ~» . ;
SAL” oLIREALM WOULD ATTEMPT AVOID CONTACT AND CONVERSATION
WITH AEDIEHARD FOR NEXT FEW DAYS.
|B. THEN) AFTER PERHAPS ONE WEEK OR MORE, LIREALM WOULD
SEEK OUT AEDIEHARD AND ASK TO SPEAK WITH HIM ALCNE..
c. LIREALM WOULD FIRMLY EXPLAIN TO AEDIEHARD THAT HE
ENJOYS TALKING WITH HIM ON OCCASTON’ WHEN THEY CHANCE TO MEET
BUT THAT AEDIEHARD'S, CONSTANT. PUBLIC NEEDLING AND JOKING
—_ ABOUT LIREALM'S SUPPOSED CONNECTION WITH WOFIRN NAS CAUSING
oT I ___ HIM EMBARRASSMENT IN MEXI CAN/AMERI CAN BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND
7 HAD TO STOP. LIREALM WOULD TELL SUBJECT THAT AS PATRIOTIC
"AMERICAN CITIZEN HE HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME THINKING
“ABOUT REPORTING TITS ‘CONTACT TO AMERICAN EMBASSY AND EXPLAIN-
- “ING TO U.S. OFFICIALS HIS PREDICAMENT VISA VIS AEDIEHARD'S
a JOCULAR BUT. INSISTENT PUBLIC ACCUSATIONS.
D. LIREALM WOULD THEN STATE THAT HE HAD NOT DONE SO FOR
TUREE REASONS:
_ : (CONTINUED. . .)
-“wwoegd
: . COCRDINATING OFNICERS
RELEASING OF PECTR . . | Sectetad bem ornwenrs | AUTHENTICATING
| SECRET | eee | - GheeR
REPRCCUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE 1s PRONIEITED. Cow BO.
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TOTAL HOMES:
{ ;
oma: L, MESTRES/mvb
C/SB/X/WH . . s E cRET
‘bare: 7! MARCH 1969 ‘
"CABLE SECRETARIAT DiSsEMARATION -
Oxon 2] NO INDEX CO atruan to
OC memes meno. :
(ative) - : ipice) .
(reference umber]
{ate and time filed) .
2
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_S ECRET
7 F pace FOUR
(1) HE DID NOT WANT TO CAUSE” EMBARRASSMENT FOR
“AEDLEHARD- IN EVENT U.S. ‘OFFICIALS WOULD TAKE SOME ACTION ©
EITHER THROUGH MEXICAN GOVERNMENT OR DIRECTLY WITH SOVIET =
coy ae nacma
ie
i
OFFICIALS.
" 7 (2) HE. pid NOT WANT TO CAUSE TROUBLE FOR HIMSELF IN
a os EVENT U.S. OFFICIALS DECIDED TO INVESTIGATE HIM. HE FELT
P THAT REGARDLESS WHETHER THEY DID INVESTIGATE HIM OR NOT,
5 THEY WOULD PLACE HIM ON SOME SORT OF “SUSPICIOUS LIST" AND
THIS COULD HANDICAP. HIS BUSINESS ‘INTERESTS ‘AND. SOCIAL
RELATIONSHIPS WITH VARIOUS EMBASSY COUPLES WITH WHOM HE AND
HIS WIFE WERE FRIENDLY.
— (3) HE SAW NO REASON WHY HE COULD NOY.CONTINUE TO SEE
AEDIEHARD SOCIALLY AS BEFORE BUT THAT HE KNEW THAT [F HE
"REPORTED TO ‘EMBASSY HE WOULD PROBABLY BE ASKED TO CEASE
7 “THIS CONTACT IN HIS BEST INTERESTS AND THOSE OF THE EMBASSY.
"LET US
LIREALM WOULD THEN ASK FOR QUID PRO QUO.
‘. E.
a.
; COXTINUE AS FRIENDS, SUCH AS LEONOV AND I WERE, BUT pROP THIS
eS COORDINATING OFFICERS (CONTINUED. . 4)
P te, CALEASING Oerrcts ‘ SECRET [ua teens “sSas" AMrIMERTIC ANID
. cory NO.
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
é
14-0000
vo: L. HESTRES/myb = * . : ;
mt: C/SB/X/WH SECRET
6412 . °
are: 7 MARCH 1969"
SOLE SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION - OC woex OD xo invex Dp sETUAN 19 ——————_-_ BRANCH , a FRED
’ ——~" » ——_| () ene in ca rue no,
.
aa MISSAGE FORW
. TOTAL COPIES:
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(classification) . ¢Gate and time tited)
SECRET : : : . ; CITE DIRECTOR 6 / 22 }
: . . 4 VF
Te "PAGE FIVE
-nuena
» SPY" ACCUSATION BUSINESS OR I WILL HAVE.NO RECOURSE BUT TO
PROTECT MYSELF AND REPORT TO THE ENBASSY. "
5. THIS ACTION ON THE PART OF LIREALM IS IN PERFECT HARMONY _
WITH ACHIEVING OBJECTIVE NUMBER ONE: "PROTECTING AND MAINTAINING
LIREALM'S COVER, HOPEFULLY IT WOULD SET STAGE FOR CONTINUING
CONTACT WITH AEDIEHARD ON PROFITABLE BASIS SO THAT WE CAN PROFES-
SIONALLY ASSESS THIS SOVIET WHICH FULFILLS THE SECOND OBJECTIVE.
- WE EVALUATE: LIREALN'S REPORTING ON HIS SOVIET. CONTACTS AS ACCURATE,
. LUCID, AND USEFUL. _ THE RECENT SBR os AEDIEHARD COMPLETED BY:
LIREALM ‘Is POSITIVE STEP IN RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, SHOULD
AEDIEHARD PERSIST WITH HIS GAMES PLAYING WE HAVE NOT CLOSED ‘DOOR
“ON LIREALM GOING TO THE EMBASSY AND CARRYING (OUT ACTION DESCRIBED
IN STATION. MESSAGES. “THUS THIS OPTION STILL VALID.
6. APART FROM SEEKING TO OBTAIN ABOVE OBJECTIVES BY TAKING
THE INITIATIVE WE ALSO AVOLD A LIREALN WITHDRAWAL FROM AE DIEHARD
WHICH, | NO MATTER HOW WELL PLANNED, SOVIETS WOULD PROBABLY SUSPECT
AS ‘SOME FORN ‘OF DEFENSIVE ACTION ON LIREALN'S PART IN VIEW OF HIS
COO WINATING OF 91CEST. (CONTINUE BR. )
AUTISTIC ATING
stutaama onnices ; 7 SECR ET | eon a esercia
REPRODUCTION BY OTHEn THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE S PROHIBITED.
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MESSAGE FORM
TOTAL COPS:
ma: 1, MESTRES/myb
ier? CASB/N/WH o SECRET J
ar 412 oo
vate: ARCH 1969 7
iaDLe SECRETARIAT DISSEMINATION — Oinoex Ts) NO INDEX 0 RETURN TO ..-.———— BRANCH
_ os | [) rice weics one wo.
ROUTING 4 AND: on INITIALS + < STEN ov
Oe an
PER
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(éate ond thee tod)
- . i
_GHTE DIRECTOR 3 / 3 3 }) :
(elosetfication)- ~~
SECRET
yo > "page six”
t EXPOSURE. BY~ ‘SUBJECT. ACTION succesteD THIS MESSAGE KEEPS CONTACT =:
: a OPEN, WE MAINTAIN INITIATIVE, DOES " NOT PRECLUDE TAKING DE FENSIVE
EN ACTION IN FUTURE SHOULD. AEDIEHARD STUBBORNLY PERSIST, AND IS NATURAL
FOR SOMEONE LIKE LIREALM GIVEN THIS SORT OF SITUATION. ULTIMATE
OBJECTIVE HERE IS FOR STATION TO DETERMINE THROUGH CONTINUED CONTACT
PLUS ADDITIONAL ACCESS TAILORED TO LIREALM * SINFORMATION WHETHER cR
NOT A PLANNED DEVELOPMENTAL EFFORT AIMED AT RECRUITMENT SHOULD BE
INITIATED, nn Labegr oa MADE. with P melts aa Aer
ae "SHE ABOVE PROPOSE At SRESEEEEF : :
Presi STATION IS IN BEST POSITION TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT
THIS TYPE OF EXPLOITATION OF Cont ACT WITH AEDIEHARD CAN BE EFFEC-
. TIVE IN TERMS OF FURTHER PROFESSIONALLY ASSESSING THE TARGET AND. i
IN NO ~
aneae
IN CONSIDERATION OF LIREALN'S OTHER OPERATIONAL ACTIVITIES.
WAY DO WE WISH ‘TO HAVE. THIS ACTIVITY GONFLICT WITH ‘LIREALM'S
:
|” ABILITY TO SUCCESSFULLY CONDUCT HIS OTHER PRESENT OR PLANNED
poe OPERATIONAL EFFORTS.
: ; (CONTINUED. © 2)
Ve _ cooromarinn conics eee
. PVLLCASING OF Caw _. _ S E Cc RET . lees auTuenticanma
coer NO.
REPRODUCTION 8Y OTHER THAN THE iSSUING OFFICE IS PROHIBITED.
a to \ : wrssace rom
- t . TOUAL COPIES:
wa OL, MESTRES/mvb '
tNr, SR/X/WH SECRET
ar 6412 . ; ;
MLL? MARCH 1969 §
‘ADLE STCRETAAIAy DIBsEMINATION, lp midex O) no mrvex
. CD rice ce pre wo. ef
’
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SECRET!
ro CpAGE SEVEN |
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8.
PLAN, J
9, + PILE: 201-285412, 201- -773337.
END OF MESSAGE
HQS. COMMENT:
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SB/XO_¢. 7
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COCRDINATING C¥FICERS
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REPROUUCTION SY OTHER TIAN THE ISSUING OFFICE" PROHIBITED.
>
(CD sarean to mance
CITE DIRECTOR
WELCOME, STATION COMMENTS AND/OR NODIFICATION S TO ABOVE
.
sew ee
Rarbeded Pree cctcact iq:
fpamsaeras =t Qoeccea
_ROUTING AND. as INITIALS © | Stet ey
a ov ate
: i : _ Jette} tetce)
. Tae (date end time filed) {reference dumbor) :
ant
3),
References’ concern discussions For operational |
exploitation of LIREALM/AEDIEHARD relationship. - ,
AUTHENTIC ATID
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NAME ASSIGNED 2 :
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& STAFF EMPLOYEE
CONTRACT AGENT
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; : ;
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~ THIS PORTION is DETACHED AND THE ABOVE 1S SENT TO
e CABLE SECRETARIAT ON CRYPTONYMS OMLY THAT WILL
& HAVE CABLE TRAFFIC .
; TAUE NAME ‘ as :
+
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Cwor Oromo marvan TO —_____enancn Ons mo
MULE BUCS FILE MO,
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: ~ AL PLEASE CABLE DET fos 6 MARCH DEBRIEFING AS SOON
AS AVAILABLE. |
ss 2. IN INTERIM LI
RESPECT. 10 REPORTING HIS CANTACT WITH LOGINOV UNTIL FURTHER
GUIDANCE RECEIVED FROM H
AVOID CONTACT WITH LOGINO
a 7 COLLECTIVELY REVIEWED wt
es ACTION. .
me 3. REVIEW OF LOG
OF DEALINGS WITH MEXICA
i 4 . FOR POSSIBLE PRESENT EYP
| - ss WETHOUT EXPOSING HIS ThUE \NOFIRM STATUS.» WILL ADVISE. (Men 64 V
, ; . 4. PILE 201-773637, 201-2854i2. *Station repor eed ovétibre
iO ; made to LIREALM b
: os | > END OF MESSAGE - LOGINOV.
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“REFERENCE:
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for. the period: 7 February. 1962 t6 26 March 1962. ; ,
Ay . + - ; —
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as ‘pen - STI, gated 9/22/65
@ meas = 6030, cated 2/9/65 ere feo
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of $642.93 wes forvarda!l to DTEAR on b Sevesber 1965. This amount
: 4te payable under gudiect’s Contract Tepitalization
elain bo gubaitted with reference (5).
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FS: A, DIR 47834. 00 Ho 00. |
REFS A. DIR 78 a a 65500 \
B. MEX1 T/A 64-66 ms
SINCE TICIBORN PAID BY. STATION, “LOAN SHOULD BE CARRIED BY a
STATION AND $125 PAYROLL DEDUCTION APPLIED. " : woes
ACCORDINGLY, -HDQRS T/A'ING LOAN TO STATION AND RETURNING
DOCUMENTA’ PION, wt , ~~ .
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MEPROOUCTION BY, OFHER THAN THE ISSUING OF PICT 15 PARONIBITEO, Cory me
: bad, coe een eetnren tel as aFed I
rotentee
I matheratteal eamputat fons ant anrlieition of tax Liability. BALSTS was to
“.. rem a copy of the cvert return for TICHROAN's retention. .
+ a: en
BISPATCH
PMNTD ROLLING
: ls AULA.
_ Power gusdira ose,
les oe | [IROAIIS
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. IGke covert arnt covert tax ret turrAa and pasnent check in the amount of
. BT co of Fiwart G. TICHECRN ‘al acviste ss ;
. Prune ee re ees . soot eof.
we 26 TICHEORN states thet he paszed ‘the only. tee ‘eoptes or exch return art
the ‘check to BALSIS om 29 April 1955, Surther: ststine Bat BAISIS told him he”:
wculd completely audit beth.returns te famTe their ac curacy In revand to + 1”
3. A thorcugh search of Station files felled to uriever the subtect
tar roturrs ard check or any transmittal record of returns oe payee PINE «
a ‘Sime TICE: wil be extrencly tant nreased to dunlieate the returns |
without a. copy of the overt return, the lecation of the returns fa very tmortant.
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"4, SINCE TICHBORN MAY WELL BE NEEDED ‘IN LAPA NEXT SPRING, _
7 STAT ION AND THOMAS We Lun CIDEN) HAVE FURTHER DISCUSSED CovER oe . : :
POssIe tL ITies WETH HIM. WHILE NO CONCRETE PROPOSAL F QR TH COMING, SO, 7
HAVE CONCLUDED THAT FART ‘OF PR CELEM STEMS. FROM RIS NEVER HAVING
: :
3EEN IY BOLIVIA, AND STATION LAPA NOT HaVIttG PEADING ‘OF Itt AND :
~#is CAPABILITIES. rs oe po 7 :
Qe SUGGEST ERIEF VISIT TICHBORN TO LAPA UNDER TOURIST COVER To we . 7
coysULT WITH LAPA OFFICERS AND SURVEY COVER POSSIBILITIES ot
THIS MONTH BEST TIME FROM: NEXI STANDPOINT ; NEXT ISSUE Lean 7
UBL ICATION HAS JUST. Gove, TO PRINTERS AND HE RELAT TIVELY . |
. EE TRAVEL. TICHBORN: FULLY COOPERATIVE, AN TOWS to SERVE IF
_ MEEDED. rans . GARE Mee py Fae eT
rere (2a lp we LEG ate Mog FAT, _ *
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PLE ‘ADVISE WHEN HDQS CAN EXPECT 1964 COVERT TAX. RETURNS re _ 5
“REQUESTED IDMIS- 4366.
- FORCED REVEAL TRUE ‘NAMES TO 1RS- WHO WiLL THEN TAKE: “DIRECT -
oxoqueated 8 delinquent. 1964 Covert Income Tax Teturas.--
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Ldoteenus,: As. IT your Ta’ TrenBonu- whut: CIRCLE OF :
AC GUAINTANCES, in MEXICO. oe _ -
Ss ALL above’ Teas ARE, OF F cours, COVER FoR STATUS OnLy.
. cover FOR ACTION WITS PROMINEN POLITICAL PERSON AL ry MUCH MORE
DIFFICULT PROBLEM, AND JSTATIGN ACREES. THat CLANDEST iw try pectamry ~"~
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“MEX YT: CONSIDERS THAT go2 oF CONCERL Ing SIGHIFTORNT gen TRA SCENES
It FAST Moving Pot ITICALA tuaTiow COULD uNDiL YT
TRADECRAFT.: ,
“Ss. TICHSORW Has SUBMIT TED MEMO mae LG ABOVE PIN 3 PLUS SOME _
<Steeutar REGAR BING USE OF FALSE. IgM tty, :
wnREAL IST te wl ILL Poucw abn
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MEMORANDUM FOR: “chief, CI/oa:
ATTENTION [3 Mr, Brown a
REFERENCE "2: WH/) Menofandun—-10-sune: 1965 |
SUB SECT -b Baward of Fremont
a (201-253205
1. This is to confirm ‘telephone » ‘conversation this |
9 and Hr. Halliwell
" Approval be oxpeditod on Subject. TICHLORH'S project
is. awaiting this actioa in’ ordcr to undergo renewal. for
aY 1966,
3.. "Please advise. thie Office 12 ony ‘Zurther action
18 required by the. ‘Branch.
see (WS Kiufman
ae Chief, ¥H/1
Distribution: io ;
Orig. Rl- Addressee
1l- Dosier™
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Chief, Kestern tlealsphere Division
Sdward G, TICHSORN, Adsinistrative - | ee
; Aetten Req: Para 2 et oS
“References: AS HMMT © 5791, 22 Sept 65°".
. , BloMeXT BMS
C, HMM = 5271
L. Due to operathonal requirenents a meeting was not
held with Sdvard G. TICHBORN by an Adnin representative, haw=
_ ever, tha ites noted below were briefly diacussed with hin
~ by teleshone on 26 October. . . Lo .
2, TICHBORN was advised information would be forwarded
‘to the Station and, upon his return to the Station, he should
ask hls eontact about the itens--both a3 a reminder and for
‘fuller explanatlon. As will be neted, there Le a time element
concerned with c. beiow. - _ ; ; ;
a. keference A (Transnittal of hospitalisation elain}.
TICHEORN asked about the claim and was edvised the dise
- pateh was received 5 Ccteber and the. senarate cover was
-) geceived-by the Insurance Branch’ on 25 October. The ine
. surance section has-agread to exsedite the claim and it
_.8s expected. Finance will alvise the Station of the ascunt
- of retabursement to TiCiBOR'! within the neat twoethrea ne
.weekse cn . . a mo,
be Reference & (Concerned signing the contract saende
‘sent forwarded by Zook Cisnatch 5178), The srovistons of
the BC regarding signing the amencment stiLl oertain, The
subject was very briefly. but, by no aeatis thoroughly, exe.
plained. In this cunnection, it had been plaanod to have
hin read the: two attached: pamphlets “Your Sactal Security”
“ and"Seclal Security Amentnents~=1965", tf cover or oner«
ational eonsiderations de not. ptecluce, the paaphicts way
“be given ta TICHSORN to eleher read end retura te the
(Station or to retain, : .
CONTUNUERD. «.
RNMS = 6399 28 Gctober 1963
SECRET...
Wi/Pers/W.S. Ranehont gas - 8376
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Lo Wilpers wo/ate
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CONTINUATION OF - oy
DISPATCH
kori 43 4 : - _.
c. Reference C (Tranenttted Incoue Tax information
in response to Book Sispateh 4859). The Tax Conmelttes ~*
Was checked regarding TiChBOKS and advise! they needed -
additlonal explanatory. inforsation from TICHSOR4 nrtor
fo being ablo to commute an assessaent and briagz his
‘under thé revised tox procedures, TICHHORS could not
Yeeall suffietent facts acd figures to srovide the re=
quired tnfornation, - lie was thersfore advised Lt eas te
Wis benefice to subait the information to the Station as
“Soon sfter his return as practicable,
. (lt)
fees but. ;
- . of work out’stde the U.S, or. LE they were received while
“-' An, and as a result of sgrk in. the U.S. If the fees
3 ‘were earnéd. as ao result cf work outside che U.S.,
on they are exclucable for federal tax purposes.
(2) iceoizet 2 mis. Ke had indicated under -
"other" $1409. but did not’ provide any breakdown or
explanation as to what the acount represented; It:
is necessary to orovide sufficient suppertidg inform |
ation ts eneble the Conalttee. to recognize the amouat .. ..
asian allowabie iten, He also ladleated’a losa of
2,490 ow investaents.. Exotanatory facts are required
suth aseetaxes, vhen, réason for the Laan (sale of .
stock ef 3xX versus east of SEX or whatever), whether
the loss was a earryover froa srior year(s), ete. fe
ds better that too auch inférnatisn be oravided rathor
ouve: He had indicated reeetot of
State whether they were the result .
id not
‘ than too Littic.
, TICHBIRY is to provide the information in writ lag with
i his certification as to eoapleteness and accuracy for trans.
Lg . -wittal Co Headquarters. | If the inforrattoa is received -
en within the first pert of Novewber it is Likely the réw..
i . -, _ ised procedures wlll be applied for the L963 tax year.~
. j - os . — - - es 7 ~
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BUBIECT a ‘ranafor. of funee via CCB/EC to LINEA -
7 ne Activity, Bexice City.
BRVERENCR = 2 DIR 30730 3 aug 65 7 : .
|
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8% ig raquented ¢haz a3, 500, 00 from Project LILISP-z&
be transferred through CcS/Et to the LIBZ48 activity in
Lo Hoxice . City, Tae details on the actual tranafer ixen
wes -a Wev York bank to thé Instituto Culturd] Iater-
: ‘Bmoricand , Qaaco Facional. de Mexico, Sucureal Lonas,
Bexice 0.7., Hexies ef 34,500. 66 alisgedly being -
sade by. Cass tansield, aad 3 Casnice" 9 chasek fron a |
Ret York tank for 84,000.00 allegedly donated by Robert:
Dowling ta be pouches. to the Station fren Readquartera,
havo bsen Siscusees- vith Cus /ae
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lo TICHBORN ETA NEW YOR K-17 oct, ¥ WILL awalT conTacT HILTON vOTEL ‘
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Dear Mr. “ere _. 3
Mr.
ce «Reference is made to your current contract with the ‘United States. — ~ - Soe
Pee, : Government, aa represented by the Contracting Officer. Dee
_ . Arrangemeata have been recently completed allowing certain et
Independent contractors of this organization ‘to obtain social agcurity .
credits by covering such indiviouals ‘under the social security tax : the
. provisions applicable to employees. These arrangemente also laclude :
Be “ '. a provision for retroactive applicability. ‘tothe beginning of the — ae
Proton - 1965 tax year. ‘ This can be done only for reasons of security since © .
the procedure results in reducing the social security tax from the
self-employed rate to the employes rate. Tor axample, ia January
of 1965 the fax rates were 5. ad and 3-5/8% respectively, .
‘Aga consequence thereot. gaid contract is amended by deloting .
‘all reference to social security” and by adding the following paragraph:
; “Effective A Decembe 1964, social security taxes will bo covertly.
- , deducted by this -organisation from your compensation in the same .
manher and to the samic extent As would be done if you were a Govérn~
ment employee. Security reasons make thie procedure necesrary.- Its —
implementation does ‘aot imply in any manner the actual creation of an
. employee -employer relationship. Your legal status wider this agree
. Ment cor tinues to bet that of an indapendent contractor.” . a0
tr you recotve's “or + expect to receive full or partial aocial security : pte
oe cr edits from overt sources you will so notify this organization and aa .
7 " adjustmont will be made or covert deductions dtacontipued. depeading |
‘upon the circumstances... Further, if you should subsequently. receive -
overt wocial socurity credite, evidence thereof will be submitted to this
organisation, In ouch event your covert credits will be erased and your -
covert deductions returned. . :
“an other terme and conditions of said contract remain in full force
and offect. oe . . :
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
SIGNED ©
. BY
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ot emmnticense seme mamma cere ie roe tm de apaeneta fe ye geen aman ge ne yetree eee ‘eaten =pivn,
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REF: NEXT 4955 (IN 60704)" Lo os .
1.’ REFERENCE LOAN APPROVED, TA LOX To HOS, *. 7 :
2, OBTAIN AND SEND TO gs FOLLONING DOCUMENTS é ; .
SIGNED PY. TICHBORN, - S ;
A. PROMISSORY NOTE IN THE AXCUNT OF LOAN, “
B. RECEIPT KCKNONLEDGING FUNDS: RECEIVED.
: nn AUTIIORIZING PAYROLL ZEDUCTIONS HIS
~ SALARY ESTECTIVE 1 NOVENBER 65 OF $125 NONTHLY,. : bt
= 3. PROJECT LICOLIC: WILL BE SUBMITTED FOR EXTRA
‘$5008: TO PROVIDE ‘LOAN STIPULATING. REPAYNENT OVER TWO YEAR
BL, PERIOD.» Sd ;
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- MTOM ME GURED- eu trie. ,
Action Required: priority
; The following . agents in Mexico city are’ delinquent, an.
the fillng of their 19446 Covert Tncone Tax returns, You
are requested to obtain these outstanding ‘returns as soon
as possible since delinquent tax. returns are subject to 6%
statutory interest on the unpaid tax due from 15 April to
the date of paynent, and in addition are alsa subject to a
Jaremy K.. BENADUM
. Sandra B, CAZAZZUS
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q SVANT Ics, ‘Sail FRANCTSCO, N INE ‘TO: T HIPT EEN AvCUST, aT NY ITATION
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i Pox LEAD PANEL DISCUSSION Om THIRTEEN AUGUST . at, Ha YarAUA* Ss. SF
a ~~ augeest 108 ME VILL “OUT 1. IREAM DISPLAY AND em Do WHATEVER
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|. BSE APPROPRIATE TO Push PRODUCT. eae a
aon, ams To be mm CONTECT WITH EDGAR KAISER CTiROUSM HAYAKAWA) -
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CHA IRAN SCARD FAISER INDUSTRIES, AND WITH PHIL ANT HR OP IST Norman
! SIMON (TROUGH JUNE WAYNE, HEAD OF TAMAR IND CALLER), ALTHOUGH -
NEITHER TICMAMN HO STATION PARTICULARLY Sane UINE ‘POSSIBILITY 7
OMIER TOUT IONS Tey Ard LIPEaM FOOM THESE PeEsoN aL ITIT LES. BELIEVE, ae a
auc PROMOTIONAL ACT. nety: os HIS PAPT HELPS suSeort HIS COVES.
/ 3) ME WILL ALSO CALL ON MALL ACE STFGNER , HEAD: OF CREATIVE
WRITERS CENTEP AT STA NEQPD AND OM APT <P Coons, “EX “PRESIDENT OCCIDENTAL
tn
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COPLLESE, THOUTH WHOM HE MOPES TO 3E INTRODUCED TO SUCH CALIFORNIA
CULTUFAL FOUNDATIONS CISISPFCIFIED) AS MIGHT BE 1 TERESTED In LIREAM.
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SUES ECT wExt 2512) VE “ILL BE BEVERLY. HILTON Los ANGELES FR OM
‘ FOUR ‘TO EreHT AUCUST AND AT ‘FRANCIS De AXE. San FRAN EIGHT TO THIRTEEN
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JUNE WAYRE TAFSS 1D SETEMEP TICHBORN Nog STATION LIREa* WALLACE
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MEXORANDEE FOR: CI/OA .
CAPERETION «0: Mr Lally
“BUBJECT - : -Bdward G. TICHBORN (201-253203)
" RYYRRENCES ©: ° CI/OA Memorandum of 30 September 1964
. ; : CI/OA Bemorandum of 3 June 1961
1, All of the information requested « on 1 Subject has now |
- been aubettted to your office, Project LICCLIC, vhich provides
‘Support for TICHBOEN, describes Subject" a duties as follows:
; ‘Qa. Subject moves: in Mexican leftist sud Marxist .
‘intellectual circles with a good range of associations in this
‘milieu; ip this context, he has successfully developed and now
publishes an intellectual magasino under Btation direction.
b. Re is available to the WH Division for travel to
- other Latin American countries'-for political assessments or
..f£o0r’ad hoe assicments involving contact with local. political
. “Elgarea ak isdterest.
gy He. 43 used to bandle dissident or | dtastfected.
.- Communists or far leftists where contacta are. required by
other Btations- and where Ca objectives are involved.
meee 3. It is requested ‘that a naw OA on Subject be expedited.
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ay, The Stat ton, after reference incident , felt more strongly
than ever that..it really did-not have a complete assessment of
TICHRORN in the sense of what is his real ideslogical wioupoint,
This Is not ta say that the Station was overly concerned that
TICHBORN was fliretiag with the apposition. As a result of the
events desertbed below, the Station. feels it. has.a reasonably ~...
clear idea on these points now.
2 On 15 May, be fing - a Saturday and two days prior to
“TICHEURN. entcrlIny a Mexican hospital for a long-delayed and ©
somewhat apprehensive (on hts part) hernia operation, TICHBORN
was in an unusually loquacious mood for a luncheon engagement
‘He showed little opposition to
for the first time, the Station case
felt he was see ing clearly TICHBCRN "the persan" and
not TICHBORN "tha lawyer". In other words, there was no protective
In the ratier lona luncheon discussion which
followed, The: Issue which brought forth the entire discussion
‘was reaction of the Mexican intellectual to the Dominican Republic
-In the process, TICHBORN brought out very Sincerely,
When he was a trial lawyer in: California. for Five
years, his real Inclinations wére what he termed "leftist". He
harbored a numher of "reservations" about the way that things
were or were not happening in the U.S. under the U.S.-system.
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was the "system" that mattered,;
‘ pieture Fleld? Can you even approximate that In Mexico? Witness
“the furore over ‘The Children af ganchez' here while the ‘Grapes
“of Wrath!'. was every bit as harsh with resoect to similar
"He has no doubts about. any yovernmental/social /palitical /economic
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themselves into action, but nonetheless potnts of real concern
to him, Then, he ‘came to: Mexico for a= perted to get "thet" novel
ond writing of f his chest: curing. that period, he saw the :
Mexican system and saome'of the Latin American Systems. At thet
juncture, he became very much awerelof the. fact thee it was the -
"system" that counted, in spite of ‘whatever Imperfoctions existed,
and that there "was, and is, nothing: that can anywhere nearly |
appreech the U.S. system", As fe said, "Sure, there are a lot
of things wrong,: because of decisions made by humgache Ings: who
are fallible and have’ their .own interests ta ‘lock after, but |.
there. 1s so much good and so many ‘compensattons on the plus side
of the system and the way it works, vou car afford ta recegnhze -
the wrongs and work them out within’ the, system". -He sald that”.
ever had worrled about tnacident’s sad didn't real that it
b. He told about some of the -discusstons he had had with’
leftist Mexican intellectuals en these points such 2s, "ls the
Soviet system capable of producing and absorbing such pietures |
as "Or. Strangelove! or having a: John Steinbeck write 3 ‘Grapes
of Weath' and run off with all prizes in the writing and-motton
circumstances in the U.S, and won everything." On and on. In
SO many words, our system thrives on "self-criticism", and
there are things to criticize, but what other system in thts world
is not only permisstve-of that, but thrives on it. And so on,
system ia any combinat lon being able to even approach it.
3. The foregoing is a very brief synepsis of a rambling and
long philosophic discusston on-these points in which. TICHBORN
had gotten the better of him at that point) with the statement
that "My philosophy on this pofnt, and my presant sentiments, -
have been forged in the Fire of thinking as a leftist critic -
and having come to see and undefstand a great deals and they,
can't tell me a damn thing about what is’ the beset system nor. on
the basIs-of their present cireumstances in their on countries
have they any right or basis for criticizing the U.S.-and its-
actions. Nothing Is perfrect, and \ can't defend it as being
perfect, but for every imperfection they try to show me in the
U.S, and what -It has or has not done, ! can show them hundreds
in. thelr: country and any other one they try to hold up as a model .!
&. In so many words, at least the Station case officer at
the present time is satisfied in his own mind that TICHSORN was
speaking sincerely during this discussion and there is no question
in the station's mind about where TICHBORN stands ideatoglically
even though he may be considered “Yefkt of center,"
5. Since this Issue seems to hover constantly in the backe
ground with TICHEORN jasofar as Kis RK [s_ concerned, the Staton
felt it would be a yood idea to register the foregaing incident
and appealsai with Headquarters,
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“ACTOR REQUIRED -B REFERENCES
AC FBQr Submission of updated PRG Parte I and IZ
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biographic tnformtion pines 1959 and full details of Bubject's use by
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3.- Nombre alt nacer, (si es distinvo)_/é ER RIGHE sf (ATL ae
4. Aliases, apodos o cambios Legales en su nombre (indique brevemente
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‘quirido déspués (si distinta del No. 6) te SA. _
_ 8. Residenoia en la aotualidad (@ivevosin) —Sishita ama reves 219 oe
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10. : Su ooupagion en la ao tualidad (puesto, sueldo)
LAWYER
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Indique la fecha ya nombre de quién se expidid el certificado de
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i 4d. -pésito del viaje, gente y Pirmag comerciales que visits. f.
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a, } _ tediooremente) so ° . i
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i 7 . H oO .donde presté sus servicios, desoraciones, ovando fué. licenoiado y t
i 7 RO : _ por qué. Dé detalles si alguna vez fue prisionero de guerra. F
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3 . : . . dreotetysc Aerie, we Let £. P. : . . . .
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-Piedades. ; .
Datos de empleos - olase de trabajo; sueldo, fechas, patrones, di-
‘ recoiones, razones-para dejar ol empleo, Inoluya-empleos que haya -
tenido oon oualquier gobierno.
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Ha esorito algo? De detalles inoluyendo titulos de- libres, ar-
ticulos, oasa impresora, feohas.
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_fintinos (individuos o o grupos), : gus corresponsales dentroy fuera .
del pais.
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: “Ravard Pa Brow "LOPEZ, Henry P.. i
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‘ i IN ORDER TMAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION May Y BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN THIS CASE, {7 tS REQUESTED E
: i THAT YOU FURNISH THIS CFFICE THE INFORMATION CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATED. :
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i . | REVIEW SEC. OFF. CONCURRENCE MEMO AT C1/0A 1.
2 ; : geeaat rowan AND DIVISION TRACES, REVIEW OF FBI REPORT AT Ct/Oa H a r.
| i RESULTS oF TECHNICA L INTERROGATION ~ PREVIEW ATTACHED REFCRENCE i
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since. his residence in Kexico City is holding up. very yell re his
Peg :
: ; 4 friends and associatés in-Los Angeles. They report that LOPEZ
? ee is believed to be work ing for motion pix and legal work in Mexi.s ,
; : and that he enjoys ‘a good i income of around 30,000. (Its zround 23th)» :
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4523 - [NO INDEX
25 MARCH 1965 Osrat IN CS-BUE NO, 201-253203
. MEXICO CITY
DIRECTOR | .
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REF: DIR 90817 ;
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PLS FORWARD uppatso “Bro DATA. PRQ I SINCE oct 1959
JA AND NEW PR iI EDWARD G. TICHBORN,
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WH Comment: Ref-KUDESK reprocessing clearance on Subj.
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Lilo Sd ; . CAN JUDGE INCEAING
Cher of Station; Nexieo cit
areas RAT TIVE TRACE
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he che delay in ans: fering. reference should not be canstrued ag lack.
or the Cilef of Station,
of desire or intent, on the mrt of TT
thet the case be subrdtted to ‘the Ceara of Review for Shertases and Lesses.
for consideration, but rather ac an aduius rative delay. of petting the facts,
pecnie, | PApEN'S, etc., together and in sme place for subeissian.
a. Attached is & statement presared by TICMBORN recarding: the loss
of Aewts and containing. the pertinent circusstances of the cases The
sub-carasraph nunderinys Are in accoréarce with, and relating to, the
reculrements of paracraph 3, a of FR 3250. The information requested
in sub-paragrans murbered & through le {3 answered Jointly by Stewart a
" Ry FATAKER and Jereme 4.'RALSIS who ware asslened to investigate the matter ° “
Dy the reporting’ official.
3. . PATAXER and BALSIS talked atthe Tt TICHLOR, at different times,
farding the shortage of funds andi the tinenines as related to then
; inte substantially the sane as ouflineaid in T ICON 's statement, Since
there ia ro other wy to very the mers sand TICHBCAN hes preven nizself
to be truthful aml forthripht in his lings with the Station his “
staterent regarding the loss of coke tsa iecerted as fact.
4, Since TICHEQWN 1a: authorized trewl exnerse "on actual,
reasonable, and necessary expense basts” It dees net seen sensible for
. hin to have reported the loss of funds in ether than the lead he says -
“actumly happened.
(cowrnaxD)
Distribution: ;
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“CROSS REVERENCE TO DISPATCH SVMSOL AND NUREER
PROTASPEL 10 March 1565,
CLASHINCATICOM “yas Fe GER
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po tses TL
; foe 5. [Tt io recommended that TICHKRS be allowed the amount of 3575.09,
an répresenting lass of Mexia sihile evroute from Farsuia City to Buenos Aires
cers | on 25 Msreh 19¢3, ard.e credit T/A be sent to Station te clear tre advance
established in TICIDGR} Ns accent by headquarters : S/K 1X205%, dated
. : : "23 June 1554,
a a - HILIAND C. CURTIS
re _ This is to certify that, the above report, to the best of. my
cote ded. detewiedgs ond bellef, ineluies all: inforvation pertinent. to the consideration
at or the séttlerent of the secout. . ; ;
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““TICHRORN GOING. QE TIED UP WITH FCURTH ISSUE GRNANTLE
FROM APRIL THRU LATE MAY IF ANY PLANS NEAR FUTURE RE RES,
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ACTION REQUIRES - REFROSCES a i
Refe¥ence: | DIR-67851 |
Action. Required: yyI
; 1, Forwarded herewith. ia the referenced anendment
_ Edward G. TICABORN's contract which provides for a one ‘year
extension effective 19 November 1964 And a compensation
increase from $9,000 to $12, 000. |
2. During Subject's recent DY. in Washington it was.
made clear to him that this aubstantial pay raise and extension
of his contract. was on the basig that TICUBORN continue to.
devote 85 to 904 of his time to KUBARK activity. In view of
the fact that Bubject- iy currently shandling only one intellectual
Project for the’ Station,. please | oxpleln ‘to him that in the’ event
". During sonsectra talks at ‘Meadquarters, it appeared that ©
TICHBORN understands this most ‘clearly. As a contract agent,
he is refiierated on the basis of services rendered, In return
“for this arrangement , the government makes no claim on incone
he might receive from his private business activities. ‘Obviously
it is our hope that coupled with the occasional full-time
assignmenta in. ‘other WH countries levied on TICHBORN, that the
: Statiow will. be able to continue to utilize Subjects services
at the high level of activity’ which will juatity his current
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po . Chester D. DAINO:
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: Orig & 1 - COS, Mexco City>
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— Referesce! - BMS 5700, Septenber 1964
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Govart Togeso Tax Rotur ee ee 7
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Chief, wap
‘OnLy QUALIFIED OFsK,
HCAM, FUDGE INDEXING
Chiol of Station, Hexico City.
Specif{ie = Covert
Tncone Tait Return to Edvard G.TICAROR
REFEREKE: WOG-3952, dated 15 January 1965
1, Referenced dispatch hag caused TICHBORN and the Station 20 becowe aware
/. Of gona sew probleas vith tha Maxiean baoking syatem, Ay Headquarters my.
Rot be ovare, TICHBORN has a doller account with 3 Mexico City bank for hia:
‘provide him with his cancelled check (on a loan basis) oo that copies
personal effaize. Maxfcan bauke do por returi cancelied.checke tothe
dopositor, but caly provide statemanta, TICHBORN requcated hie bank to -
-be made of ft.” Ie developed over a process o£ sevaral weoks that th “beak:
could not locate ‘this check nor had-it beéa run through TICHBORN' a account.
‘Since acple time had expired (1t vas mailed ta’ June 1964), the bank checked.
all accounte of persons with.TICHBGAN'’s last nama on tho theory that {¢ —
might have bean run through: meone elae's account (not an unusual occurrence
| Néra). “Tt bad not chat the bank could discover,
platathixtear
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‘banking problons should questions of thin aature arise again, -
2. As @ result, TICHBORN fo stopping paywent on the check with the -bénk,..
“writing tha office with which-he filed hls overt. inceme tax, adviaing that:
office of tha circumstances, and requesting coms word back viether or not,
"in toct, that offica received and cashed the check, If the check vee. ©
received, TICRBORN uLll provide the Station with a copy of the letter 90
stating and zecova thd "step payment" ordor on the chock, If the check waa
. G0€ recefved (mail fe another problem), then TICHBORN will send another check -
and a copy of the interchange of correspondence cn tha matter with the ‘bank |
“-‘and" the incoma tax authorities will be provided Headquarters. It is hoped
thia will be eatisfectory. _
3. : The only reason the Station £3 providing ell the gruesons details on the
‘foregoing is so that Usadquarters will. bave ‘some undorstandiag of the Moxican
for , ,
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CONCURRENCE
RESIDENCE
TO 5E COMPLETED BY CCS OMLY
CCS/NC CASE OFFICER (Batension $144) [CCS FILE NO,
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a Central Cover Staff concurs in your proposal to usé subject for the purpose
. indicated, In keeping. with the. requirement placed upon CCS to maintain an
accurate register of urrent nonofficial. cover activity, you are specifically Lo
: requested to. advise ces/NC. promptly by” menorandum’ when subject has been 9? oe tert
activated, The pseudonym assigned, subject should be: provided: ces/xc at ‘the toe
time notification. of activstion is forwarded, If “notification of activation
is not received in cos /ne one’ year from above date it will be assumed proposed
use aid not mater talize : . .
If check mark appears here, information of interest concerning subject
; or his ewployer is in CCS/NC files. . After operational approval is received, oot
: and prior to making arrangewents for tnitial coritact thereunder, you are . :
nf specifically requested to confer with ccs/NC concerning: other Agency interests
: possibly affected and the e bdvisabi lity. of additional coordination, so, _ :
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. . approval under CSI 240-6, para. §. Please review CSI 240-6 and initiate
action ag appropriate.
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BE ; 5 pe DY 25.3.902-CI/pA oe NAME CHECK NE. 1G 7603. pos ;
a Produccione gj: (+) FLasT TAME SUBNITTES ‘
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PIL Beta Kappa. 192 - co OPERATIONAL CLEARANCE
_triter aid Lectarer ~ ; re eter
PAS ACTIVITIES INCLUDING’ MILITARY SERVICE
i ACTIVITY :
ts Army ¥edical caps. 15),2-2943-
i Atiomey,, specialising ‘in ‘trial work
: Subject active in California state politicas. ran.
i _ Masueceszfully for Secretary of Stete, 1958 |
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j ° 3, OUMER -SICHIFACRAT DATA" POLITICS; RELIGION = ADD EXTRA SHEETS. WHEW NECOED”
| -Denoerat —_
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i Sa sain aman LR tte. Deng. =i ars fiber suck as *DEROCATORY® may RESULT ix BOSE gages, Teal oes a
j en © ACT FULL MEET” REQUIREMENTS. - . ar |
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A ‘ste dossiin on SUBJECT 1 FU Br OchAretC FES.
8. oa i enor anu 1s ATTACHED’ HERETO..
Co wan tne creer IDENT FICATION PROVIDED I: THE: REQUEST, -FI/D IS" UNABLE TO
~ EERIE wneTHER THERE 1S INFORMATION ABOUT THE SUBJECT, cr nor. ae
ve _"- Exeept
0. PEXXIOGR ri/p was no AEFOURONL NE ORMAT LON ON SUBJECT. IF INFORMATION ABOUT. THE
SURJECT APPEARS AT. A LATER DATE, “IT WILL ee ALPORTED TO YOU AS 17, BECOMES
AVAILABLE,
iC J THE suauect oF THIS REQUEST ts APPARENTLY. THE SuaJeCT oF SHE FOLLOWING:
: wr Previous green list. ‘request from PP/PAD, 13 Apr 295 OP, a 77832, No record.
“WH/P0/8, T duly 1961, op, Gb 111621, No record...
NOTE To THE ORIGINATING OFFICE,
° ie THe" “suavecr™ Is No LoacER ‘WNPORT ANT 0 YOUR “OFFICE, “ants SHEET, WITH THE FOLLOWING CANCELLATION
NOTICE COMPLETED, SHOULO Bt SENi To Fi/0, ee . .
HEVIEW YOUR FILE-OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, ARD SEND TO F1/D THE: SHEETS FoR PERSONS. THAT ARE NO-
LONGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO. CEMAND A CONTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE- DO NOT TIE UP FI/D'°S
Faciittes WITH COMFIMUIRG, SEARCHES, For INFORMATION THAT 1S NOT REQUIRED. :
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REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OR’ IRYESTIGATIVE ACTION
(Alweye Randeorri: 1 copy of eh fora)
_ PLEASE, COMPLETE EACH SECTION aN> aPPwGPRIATE BLASS
Cale ..
25 ui Janun 1965
: SivOr zea Pate APPR Oe Ai nome Tere
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= CHIEF, INVESTIGATION AND SUPPORT DIVISION. OFFICE OF SECUMITY 382607 ,
. Le, a CHIEF, PERSONNEL SECUR
PERSONNEL SECURITY OivtSACn. FF ICE OF SECURITY.
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CI/OATILE MOL SSS ° :
. PROPRIETARY APPQOWAL
SPECIAL ANQUIRY (SO Field investiget ion)
: * CONTRACT TYPE A
- SPECIFIC. AREA OF-USE - - .
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+ FULL DETAILS OF USE
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inteliectuai journal. Also political action missions to other Latin Ampricon
countrisse .,
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A. U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST MAY BC “NON DURING INVESTIGATION?
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MEXI-1745, dated 25 November 1964
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> Edvard, G. TICHBCEN Letter, of Reeigaation
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25 November 1964.
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1 fina it necessary - to: relinguish my - duties 8 legel counsel
“One of ay heretofore-legser clients has. recently expended hia
winclined | to feal. thet the Centro* a principal prodlens would be
_Fate of $10.0C per hour. Ky refuler fees enount. to $20.0C per oy
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activities. ‘in certain real estrte developrents in Gurdelejara vp
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‘from | Mexico City. Then, too, ‘I had underestinsted the _emount. :
of tine ané effort required | to satisfactorily attend the verious
legsl. and. edzinistre-ive watters cou fronting CEDS. Should’ you
so desire, I could recommend other legel counsel; but I en
of an séministrative nature rather then a legal one.
As for my lege fees to date, I em subritting a bill for
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hour, but, ia keeping with ‘BY own political affinity for lebor
causes, I hav “reduced them to the lesser ‘fipute.. , :
Rey. I theok you again for your: confidence nnd &oo0d will in
having choser me ES legal ‘counsel for your org-nization's activities i
“in Mexico, I shall be happy” to give you a ‘personal report of ay,
observations on By next. trip. Lo New ‘Yorke 7. 7 i
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ROM, DIRECTOR
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VISIT flQS EARLY NOVEMBER. HQS AGREES PRESENT EXRIRE EXPIRING CONTRACT ©
tee seit . CALLED FOR. ABOUT. THO..THIRDS . SUBJ'S.. TIME... ~TTCUBORN. POINTED. -OUT. PER,
_ REFERENCE HE NOW ENGAGED NINETY PERCENT TINE FOR KUBARK.
2. SUBJECT STATION “CONCURRENCE HOS RECCANENDS NEW ONE-YEAR
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QUARTERS ‘PER ANNUM, “ALSO LUMP SUM PAYMENT ‘1500. DOLLARS FOR COMPENSATION |
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HIS RECENT FULL TIME SERVICE FUASPEN, ADVISE 1F You CONCUR EXTEND: HIS ©
CONTRACT ONE YEAR EFFECTIVE 19 NOVEMBER.
“ Font 3. HQS TOLD TICHBORN WE CONSIDERED HIS SERVICES VALUABLE AS” - 7 ;
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- i BE MOST HAPPY SINCE STILL IMPOSES NO RESTRICTIONS ON HIS SOMETIME
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OPEZ, Henry P ‘
IN OROER THAT FURTHER .CONS {DERAT ION MAY BE GIVEN YOUR REQUEST FOR APPROVAL IN. THIS CASE, tT 15 SEQUESTED
THAT YOU FURNISH THIS OFFICE THE INFORMATION. CHECKED BELOW, OR REVIEW INFORMATION AS INDICATEO,
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note that originsl OA was granted to PP/PAD in 1959; therefore,
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SUBJECT acct General - “LICOLIC
: Specific'= Edward G. TICHBORN Cover and Working Papers...
ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES . : .
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26456 date
iAs’ Headquarcérs is avareyckdvad.-G.~ TICHBORN 4
visa and with a number of "associations" (i.e., law firm in PBPRIME , TV
and movie contacts in Mexico) which have sufticed to provide satisfactory
superficial cover for his presence and activities here up to this time,
However, he has been here long enough now and made enough trips to other
Latin American countrics where a concinuarion of this toucist status and
present cover arrangements should be chaagéd for something more substantial,
All of chis became apparent when he began to try to obtain his working
papers, TICHBORN's profession, of course, is that of a lawyers but he
cannot..practice.thts... profession. in. Mexico.under--Mexd can laws- ~ There fore;-
_ to find a peg for working paper approval, something else had to be found,
“None of his numerous present cover associations or stories had enough substance
to provide a sufficlently plausible basis for working papers. The corporation
being created for the QRMANTLE activity under the cover story being used
{e.g., fairly affluent PBPRIMER interested in culture and intellectuals
yin get, something of: A QRMANTLE: ‘ei | erest’ us
PBPRIME foundations in picking it up) will noc support an application. for :
working papers. As a result, the Station and TICHBORN were casting about-
for something else with more depch ard durability.
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* 2, During the week of 27 September, an old friend of TICHBCAN's, Identity A,
‘came-up with the following proposition: .
“a, Identity A-oxna Identity B which operaces out of Mexico City and distri-
butes PBFRiME shows dubbcd into Spanish throughout the Caribbecn and
South American aca, The business has been in existence for some time and,
_ according to-TICHBORN, is thriving, Identity A said that ‘his business had
reached a point where he needed legal assista.ce of various types, but was
hot prépared to turn it-over to just any local lawyer since it involved.
a wide range of problems. ee Ts
. “b. Identity A, who knew from conversations with TICHBORN thee the latter
son near M08 thinking about. getting, Mexicdn.vorking. papers ,-made -an-offer-to*TICHSORN: ">
oT" “He gaid that’ he would provide TICHBORN with office space and telephone in
his present office area in dountown Mexic fy on Reforma if TICHBORN
vould Just advise him.oa whac local tauyers,.to. seeron-these- various legal |
“'" -pkoblema and’ act a3 a very general legal advisor to him on dealings with:
these people. He and TICHBORN figured this would take, perhaps, 5% of the
latter's time. Further, and.most. im igid “he would=provide. .
the- basis with [deatity 8” for TICHBOR ’ 3*his working papers. For’
various reasons, however, Identity A d@sired an answer right away (withia
several days), ,
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3. The Station checked out Identity A in Stacion files and found that there
had been some previous traffic on him in-the period, 1957-61: HOC-W=334
dated 19 December 1957; HMM-A-9445 dated 12 February 1953; DIR~40866 dated
20 May 1961; DIR-41304 dated 22 may 1961; DIR-.i303 dated 23 May 1oSLs
DIR- 41298 dated 22 May 1961; and MEX1*8035 dated 23 May, 1961. $
“noted “the May" 1961~tra fie cokcertied TICHBORN comlag to México and b 8
employed ag legal counsel to Identity A.” (This never really reached fruition
although TICHBORN used an association with Identity A, which was never more
‘than close social contact and an interest in show husiness, as one of his
various cover stories.) In all this traffic, there was not any derogatory
‘information developed on, Identity Ae, The 3 the Station. on. strength. ,.
Zthé-timing srequiredzand-this- previous trate :1d“TICHBORN=t0“go" ahead
with the arrangement since it is not only essential for his local. activities,
but will provide him with stronger and readily-available cover for any
further Latin American trips (f.e.,; FUASPEN) he might be required to make.
TICHBORN has been cold, to transact an abselute minimum of:his business for
KUBARK at this office on his regular projects. (e.g., QRMINE and QRMANTLE).
Vann waneb oe a ray
4.. Hopefully, thie will also straighten out the vorking papers problem on some
sort cf rational-basis in the near future. + ;
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ACTION RUGUAED - REFERENGES
oops REFERENCE 2-HMMA*263527 dated” 22 September “L964z
. As: ‘A8’probablylcan.be. discerned -from:previoiia coitiminications on thia subject,’
the Station has never been too certain about the original understandings with .
Subject on his relationship with KUBARK, At least some understandings have been
plementary. ‘to ‘the ‘formal contract. {such vae,; she, ‘avallability: for ‘extended-:.. ate:
Pps atin American areas in election periods). This ie no complatat on ©
the pare of tha Station, dut merely a prelude to a matter which the Station
brought ‘up with TICHBORN in connection with his {ntellectual magazine and
QRMINE activities,
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2. It has been the Station's inference, from Calking to TICHBORN as well as
comsinications on other aspects of his relationship with KUBARK pot covered
iu his contract, that he is not to be considered a full-time contract agent,
in other words, he has outside activitiés..in che. legal.and.other..fields-hare.: se
was understood would provide tional income to him at the time he
entered into his original telocionship with KUBARK. As can be discerned from
his biographic data, he has operated at’a level and enjoyed an income outlook
that would not be satisfied by the present contractual arrangements on salary. :
It has become obvious to the Scation, however, that if he is to handle, properly,
ulremet 2s. being imposed on-him by.the.Station a very high percentage:
sivable* tine ng t wvVOLV as
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4°. 3. Taking all the foregoing {nto consideration and to avoid cerplications with
his present projects or TICHBORN, the Station asked him what understanding he.
had op the proportion of hta time to ba davoted to KUBARK activities. Ye said ©
that hia presence contract was predicated on approximately 60 to 8¢-2/3% of :
his time being utilized by KUBARK. His present estimate is that he is devoting
85 to 90Z-of his time to KUBARK activities; and, if ke is to do the kind of job
that.is desired on the two intellectual projects recently acquired, he will.
suatein that percentage. Of. course, he: continues to be available for appropriate
electton of political assignments (such ag FUASPEN) in other countries from tima
to time; but, it has-to be recognised that when he is absent froa Mexico,
this represents LOOK“of his time.
“<4, The Station agrees with his analysis on current commitments against his :
v tima_on behalf of KUBARK, .Therefore, it was indicated to TICHBORN that ha
- (> should’ Ge"prepared to: ‘take-up this matter vithsHeadquarters: at: the time.:he:.
" \ makes hig Late October trip to PBPRIME {n connection with the new intellectual
magazine (see reference) and chat the Station would request Headquarters to be
‘prepared to discuss thevmattéer at-that time. Ie sia. ‘the ‘Sta tion's understanding. - |.
that his present contract extension expires 19 November 1964, ee ,
5. ‘The Station would like to emphasize that this matter was brought up at its
initiative in order to try, (a) to assure that demands being placed on TICHBORN
recently could be reasonably expected to be fulfilled and (b) ta get a complete
understanding on all aspects of TICHBORN's contractual status erittea and
unwritten so that neither the Scacion nor TICHBORN get conmitred to these
continuing activities and suddenly find themselves in contention about the
‘tine/salary—involved.:.It- should‘also:.be emphasized that. TICHBORN | has not...
complained, about recent requiremoats, but has devoted whatever tine required
to handle them and do the Job expectéd, . ;
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}. According to the records in the Ovfice of Finarzee, tho
following named individuals have failed to £tlo the required Covert
(cv Ancone Taz-retarns for-19632 Biases the due Aa'te ror” [ncowS Tax
Roturas ta 13 Aprii for diudividuals phygicaily present in PEPRIGE
fa tras date god 15 June for tadividuain who Bre Strosd on 15 April
», OTR of the Lolloting “WRalyiduatacare no del lageeat vith seapect to-|°
theix PEP2IHS iscome Fax reapongibilitiout
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‘Gtanding tax reterns ag soon en possible eiace delinquent tax
Polurays are subject to 6% etatutory tateresi on the vapaid tes dae
free 1D Anvil to dste of paymest aad in acdition are algs sabject
o_penalty of. Se per month -{not: to exceed, 35%: 0f 2 be_tad Tia Mt it:
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“Office of Finance, thé following named individuals are required to file
s for: 1963, but have failed to do. so to date.
“due f ge Tax Retiirns: 18°15: April “for-individuals..paysically. |
present in the United States on that date. and 15 June for individuals who. a
are abroad on 15 “April. Therefore, sll of the following listed individuals
are now delinquent with reepect to their U. §. Income Tax responsibilities:
Prat me et
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2. It is requested that steps be taken to procure the outstanding 7
per tax returns as soon as possible since delinquent tax returns are subject 3
to 64 statutory interest on the uapsid tax due from 15 April to dste of : t
payment aud in addition ere algo subject to a penalty of 5% per month, not ‘
to exceed 256 of the tax liability, for failure to file tax returns. .
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: Bl. correspondence going to the Field. with respect to this subject. . :
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ACTION REQUITED - REFERENCES ~ .
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1. CONCUR TICHBORN MAKE ARRANGEMEN TS PER PARA 1 BS REF.
2) TICHBORN IDENTIFYING HIMSELF AS HENRY SHOULD CONTACT _—
WALLACE. RY “BARLETY “AS SOON AS HE ARRIVES NEW YE ROK TO BET ae _
moe, BRIEFING IN WASH NOT LATER THAN 28 MAY, TICHBORN COULD
OFFICE EXTE NEGO iS 5868
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"HOME NUMBER IS IN VIRGINIA SECTION OF WASH DIRECTORY.
_| 3. FOR SAGO: IN ORDER TO AVUID OVESLAPS AND CROSSING OF
LINES IT DMPORTANT STICK TO CONCEPT, TICHBORN'S UTILIZATION |
PER REF BLE, HE. WiLL BE STATION EYE3 AND EARS BUT NOT .
ort f seen wT uy. Gee erste ete sot tak
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4 ITELLECTUALS ALREADY BEING PULLED INTO £ SFFORT, NUMBER PEOPLE
hath READY “BETNG=C ONTACTED: FORARTIC SS SETOSSS O° FAR“ GONETNOTHTS= THAT
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i sags REP SDER: 91690 ¥ cy oem
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. FREFER Not USE “ETSENGER ON ESS SAIN 7 “OR OTHER. “OP gNTic
pay STA “AND NQ BOTH SATISFIED SECURITY ASPECTS. SUGGEST USE TICHBORN eee
PATAKER CAN TAKE OVER® “ON
To CONTACT INITIALLY. AND IF DESIRED,
NIS ARRIVAL. ON RECEIPT REPLY WILL Ma KE CONTACT. . ; Sey a
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‘ REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THE ISSUING OFFICE US FRONINTED
Ay Coon “nee,
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7 Chief, ¥H Divistoa
‘| | RUSOLE/ Operational, Status of Projects on Priacipal Agents - | .
REPS: A. EO 11524 of
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° H D. DIR -61786
B. HSX2-5613 -
cae hoe eke » .. Fy DIgtsss20d nal ~
ee G. HER4=3204) ;
n 1. How that Dovgiss Freapane’s conversion han been approved,
: ‘Headquarters requests that the Station axtait a Projoct. outlise sor
; his support. Headquarters is aware that the Statioa had dzsatted
f '.. this project but wae heldieg it until PREAPANE's sez atatus becano
elarified, uo oO, oe
aS bae vee wut Nene op eben Station..1s.aiso.. requested--to.aubnit~a-project oag-Exivard’G: ° sored
_PICHBCRY, a9 ger roforeaces D and F. In reply to refarencs 2,
“FICHSCSN {2 coasidered an Station Noxlco City agont which means tant
Rip salary ahevid no longer be charged to IEPOPLAR/10N.
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3. Wien reference to LIESONY.1, tho Station iadsesated tn
paragraph ¢ of reforence:G,: that: wAth-the-aretyay.“of .SANDAMANIE -f. |
‘Bight poagibly arop this azent. j
. Continue using LISBSOHY-1, pleane submit an azendmeag to LIPLUY . |
Project or a separate support project for LIEBONY-] ; , : 4
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Oliver G. GALBOAD
‘Distribetiear a id
Gal ~ CO3, Kextce City. :
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Poh Setaespee yee SPLAT St) Ser eee Ses xe an . & i
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SUBJECT ( 2 Repor’ of Audit of Projact JNPOPLAR/1O
; \ April, 1062 + 31 Hareh 1963 I
pe eased a Geetha ete hak MN te ee Be ee Sa ae yy I
BRFEHSNCES 6: A. Memorandwe for Chief, Sil Division, “ee re tore
eee le aubjoct as obove, fren Ciied, Audis Staff? {
Gated 22 August 1963 - , :
B, Hemerandem for Coaptroller, aubjootr .
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"Noadquarters Froatmont of Advances to ; vf
Pyrojeoto Funded Through Prejocts JINPOPLAR/ LO {
and JHPOPLAI/12°, fron Chief, Audté Staf?Z, . i
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ovdated. 24-Septembor: 1968... Sc. ket er
1, Tho following 1g WH Divinion's reply te paragraps
5 of refersnoe A: .
The: suporLat/10-auatntotrats
will’ be. rev.
yoeoauendations sade i
} b. Investigation by i Division deteratnes ;
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tbat the salary of Kévard G. PICHAGZN hes |
been charged taproporiy to JNPOFLAH/LD. ’
A new projects is being tattlated agairat Qo
whieh TICIBoNN’s salary will Le charged. oo
appropriate Declarations ef Trust will be
obtained free project perssunel for the
cacti: wot diversity City Gank acoountec co.
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4. Wil Division is initiating action to.
tlose the project's Beceount at the
Virst National fank, :
[
| @. Phe revised Aduinistrative Plan, referred to fa
paragraph la above, will fnelude changes twhioh rerlees the
recoamentaticens made in reference U.
ASIGEED) #7. E. BROOKS
pepe ge ee Bw Abeer SEER ee TT - Jeo cr knee sores
cena - se . Chief, Wi Divisten
Distribution;
Orig, & 1 = Addresses. .
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TO} DIRECTOR |
FROM MEXICO CITY
ACTION: WH 8 ©
INFO: PG2, CA 2, CI/OA, RF 2
SECRET 1702187
“DIR CITE. MEXI 5813 -¢/s COMMENT: #REQUESTED PROJECT ‘wend us £8 KO I 982 sedi qetpeeeee
se ese eg one itn! on QUESTS” FOR LICHEW, “LICOAX,” LiL ISP °C; LILISP x; LINOOOLE,
~ ees.) REF OIR 61786 a ~ LITAINT, ALSO REQUESTEO STA FORWARD NEW PROJECT OUTLINES
“ "+ TO COVER TICHBORN AND RIKON
a KUWOLF owe tem; :
1. HiMa= 21914 POUCHED 9 aug Is GENERAL STATION CO¥MENT ON KWOLF
Sangean aur is ae catia © RENEWALS" WS REFERENCE “INDYGATES SYSPATCHES POUCKED 9 AUGUST NOT
RECEIVED NEXT KUVOLF DESK AS OF 16 AUG SUGGEST VALUE OBTAINING wrmae2i9t4
asap. Sate a
2 star1ON ata apnea SIGNIFICANT LAG BETWEEN ARRIVAL ~ ; :
_, DISPATCHES HOS AND DELIVERY TO DESK. Jauma-21864 » ACCORD ING..TO-REF, 2-204 ;
HAD NOT MIT DESK as OF 16 AUGUST YET SHOULD MAVE BEEN RECEIVED. kos
8 AUG. PLEASE novise IF THIS IS NORMAL DELAY. IF SO CERTAIN MATTERS
ECRUITED AND | BE ING _PAID FROM Has.
oe ante ee eee
~ STATION Has. AVOIDED» UTIL AzatroN : TICHBORN IN PROJECT'S $0 TIME consu¥ ING
AS TO PROHIBIT TRAVEL, AS JIT. WAS UNDERSTOOD HE vas To BE XE FT IN
READY STATUS FOR INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENT. SHOULD THIS: UNDERSTAND ING
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AS PR 1 MA RILY HEX T AGENT? __ odo eunatybaaa th eat sean ct g Met nett ne
Stcret ;
Den. AGB2e3 7 |
. ~ * wT EXCLUDED FROM AUTOMATIC OOWN- nos
GRADING AND OLCLASSIFICATION,
REPRODUCTION BY OTHER THAN THER ISSUING OFFICE 1$ PROHIBITED. Copy No.
ScRET.
afer
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- 13 June 1963
an MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Contract Personael Bivisien
, SUBJECT: - Edvard G, TICHSORN (p), Amendment
OE COMER CE ei car one cies ene
i AY Te ig requested thet the contract,. as .amerded-for—-. ... -
bone Edvard:G, TICHBORN, Contract’ Agent, be further anended efface
: tive 1 June 1963 as follows: os
wate Do
2 eae ete
nals Increase: basic’ coapansstloii “fren $8000
to $9,009 per anmm,
:
-- g2 4 Bs Provide additional coupenssticn for quar-
oon ; ters procurement at the rate of $3,900 per annum
"for self and dependents, . ;
; ce. Extend the period of the contract ‘for an
additional year, ? . ; ;
on a RAR Benepe ch ete
Se ee Oe ce -
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in effect, :
2, The increase in compensation as recommendad by. the -
-Mextea City Starion is based on the manner of TICHEORN®s .per.
fors ace andthe. incredsedaaoimt=cf time whieh "he dayotere
agency requirements,
a 3. The wn Division concurs with the Station reéommendas
! tion. TICHBORN has -becoma an increasingly vaiuable and pro-
euctive covert agget, ; :
W. E. BROOXS
H - — . . eg meee ke nog se cote ve
~ weber torts eerie ots eeeeetaes poEus Chief: Wi Supgore=2 eee i
MSE Se Sa fates os . a . j.
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MIR INEA GUAT DART GETe weer agate - maideb
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7 DESERSITUZED. TMILUCK | = JUN 123?
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REF. WMM¥-11562 00 a : OT
1. STATION AGREES Nas EVALUATION TICHBORN AND CONCURS SALARY INCREASE
: AND HOUSING: ALLOWANCE AMENDMENT - “ALSO AGREE INSURANCE RIGHTS ‘SHOULD a
| BE-INCLUDED CONTRACTS = “tg me we teen stn ene, ieee dnenmnghinsnme ecb
wenger ane STE lige ute ae ce ie — ~ ‘
26. “BELIEVE RAISE, SHOULD BE $1,200 PER ANNUM VITH HouSTNa AT
“$3, O36 ;5. vHICH TOTAL WEETS TICHBORN'S' OWN" “REQUEST. THESé
, PROPOSED To TICHBORN (WITHOUT COMMITMENT) 21 MAY AND Ac EPTA
7 ik *
is SECRET _
= en ote tate a oe oa s - ace!
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Pee POR
S26 SI Boe AB eh Fe Eten ARR AS ae Gert
a See eT SORT Serta Tiny
Pof AS32023
EXCLUDED EROM P AUTOMATIC DOWN- . . ——
SET GRADING AND DECLASSIFICATION, = oF ;
a REPROOUCTION BY OTHER THAN THAN ISSUING OFFICE 1S PROHIBITED
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ee Pee. © thes’ Saiyetihe Me-legah ‘Practice. ‘4a, lesa: lmarative;
cote] _ survivorship. es a Contrast Agent. Ee also mentioned the rising cost of |
1 Chief of Station, Kaxico City __. "Tho wien tee
: Chief, WH Division 7 SSN BOT
suntcr
a KUWOLP/Sduard Q, TICHBORN (ps)
ACTION RICUARED | RUC +
ACTs be coments on Gntrntreneal ant emaibent
y vatle rooubont wag at Readquartare in. April, bs said he needed
$4,000 per year mare than the $8,000 plus expenses he receives under hia
present contract, ‘Ha cited the hig cost: of. life insurance he must take -
gat for all his air flights, since ‘he does not receive EUBARE rights of.
living in Hexico, and the increased amount of tine he is spending on behalf. :
of KUBARK, at the expénse of his cover. Ha sald thet his Cinsndial, situation
“WALI foon foree hin to spend more tine on his Jaw practice, limiting his
‘ availability to KUBARY,
wee cea he eee cee cee ne eye fia = fe laden nn neon eet ene
2. Headquarters thinks highly of TICHBORS, ‘and WB: © regard, hin ¢ oa
“an exsollont long tine asset who might possibly be converted to carver
for KUBARK and for "TICHEORN, | would be ‘to keep: hin dn’ contract status,
raising hie aalary, This vould enstre KUBARe's continect utilisation
of his valuable services, ‘would assure the maintenance of a strong cover,
“and at the same time would give TICEBORY the incentive to work hard at
his cover and would permit him to realise the return fran his cover.
efforts. If TICHBGAN were converted to Carcer Agont atatas TON thera
_ would be alncat, if net total offset of his cover income.
(contimed)
PEAT QUARTERS FILE NUMBER
ny 201253203
. RELEASING
aN acy SYREAY t Ter Nte 8 naw fed i
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cpa Cire of b. nike Ae
et ogy ey
aw $3 MRE PRS eye ERT Le ke Cin UN ee es
ho a ee ee TR a ERS AR Fe a an a on het ar a eee fe EBL a a
Distributions -. _.. ties le ——$—$——— —— , .
081 ~ GOB, Mexico City eee ee
ot B 1963 -
: + > Pratl?
DISPATCH
peserein
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- Aetna nae ees ne naam nh .
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14-0000 ay,
. ad | : CONTINUATION OF i . Cha eee Noe Vv EASE TTL Ft ge eS AD A —t
. - . DISPATCH . | SRORS cate SAT FGPN~11562
f,
h. Headquartore cuggvats thet when TICHBGH's vontract le reneved
-of 19*May- 1963 for two years, tt be suonded to inoreass hie salary by
1,000 par yesr, snd that additional ceaponsstion of $3,500 per yaar be -
naladed for housing. The xholo-emount would be taxable. A clause oan
go be added to the contract authorising TICHBORN to spply for the speoial-
and hospitalisation dngerancs given Contrast Agonton
1... $4. Please discuss the prepoeal in paragroph 4 and/or aay Station -
jdean with TICHBOMH, but. avoid moking any comitneats. Sinco tha prosont
contract expires on 19 May, 4t de requested that the Station cable ite views.
on TICEBORN's future usa and proper pays. ~ co ta
epiee ~
"BRD OF DISPATOH
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ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET ne a
‘ INSTRUCTIONS
[TPR IOR To FUNG — —_ 10: "ACTION. BRAN ~o os
1. Fill in Sect, cHara B back. 2er: Mpack”
flsp and forsant- re If file no: “aad title shown aro not. ;
Cesircy front caver sheet, ‘unless it proper, insert proper frlo no. below | m~
records Significant action taken or and-.fotward. document to RID/AN. .
voszents requiring preservation,
PROPLA FRE NO. '
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NUMBCA IhAMARY COOCr
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STADQUARTIRS OCSR,
tan NRE URDU RIG
: . "As weadquerters ts ‘aware,
tle brilliant ‘an articulate, is not always dependable,
ney it comes” to routine tasks. . It is true, However,” Bhat oy
et tr i ‘
4 . “ys,
on ‘another ‘of his frequent trips. u
i a 2 In any event, : Tichborn has promised to provide the report as .
j soon as he returns. from his present CPAP s It will be forwarded when received 3
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$7
30° PLS REIT RATE ‘our cone KIS EFFORTS WERE AND A ‘at ane: a
18, REWIND. haw THAT. KE AGREED ‘POUCH us ‘A FULL REPORT ‘HIS. BUEN vi
REUTLINGER jigue sutcieae i or Ren a tt
wae i) gD ; OE Sak Dt
eV 70 SENTOR ausivess LEADERS. UNABLE WARE contact vith
_BICENTER vio INDICATED THAT. but PRESENT MILITARY cRI 9 18 ‘HIS avery
MOVE COVERED BY NEHER, THUe “E PRE FRED Not SRE BE TICHBORNES—)
dol 1Br03 :
GROUP 1
EXCLUDED F ‘ROM AUTOMATIC O0the :
GRADING AND BEOLASS IFICATION, .
REPROOUCTION OY UTHER | UTR Price} 8 ) PROHIBITED» :
Pas
& Minow POR Gale, Contrast: ‘Parreo
_ suBsEETS , "Edvard a, “TacuBoRa On Contract deontcent
, 7 intended’ to ehange the travel exnense provision § which hai
. effect: daring his’ S previqus ‘contract. ; : :
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20. Harch 1963
Contract: Agent, be ansinted to delete the current’ parseroph 2 ae
, Travel and Operational Expenses and inserts orn va
°2, Travel and Operational: Expenses. You will be ,
advanced or reimbursed funds on an actuals. ’ yeappnsbdle .
and necessary expense basis for those expgnses
by: you in connection with such. travel OT) DAY. te directed -
or. authorised by. the Govermmént and while on tesmmorary °
- duty away’ froa your permanent post of aseignzent., In
_ addition, you's advanced or reizbursed funds for.
TmCoBaery | operations] expenses as specifically approved
by: the Goverment.’ ‘Paynant: ‘and eccounting forall
‘éxpenses incurred herdundér will be in ‘substantial con-"
forzance” with applicable Governnent regulations.
: the effective date of the azendnent should’ be ea of the effective
“dato of tha contract, 19 Bay 1961.
2. The above request is corrective in natare as it waa not
~ a WE. SROOKS
Tee Chief, YH Support.
d been in
“YL te as Tequesta. that ‘te contsact for Edvard 0s ‘riceORe,.
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Hy
19 March’ ‘1963 -
sh ry et —
€ : 4 ; | porn t provided for travel on an actual .
& - mot -8 expense: ‘basis he. was working. on a daily or job
ae © rate basis.. ; _ Se wy
Pot z aha ae a ; ae
F TP : S en This contract, was terminated and a new contract was written
Sede 7 \si'way' 1961, He was’ given es-'$8,000 per year, and the reimbursement
Bodo ba for ‘opérational travel section reads. "This may include per diem in
a ao Ww liea of subsistemce---." ~~ an oS A
36 } . . : at os . . a .
2 i S. None of Tichtorn's travel claims have been processed since the ..
: t new contract has been effective. All travel claims submitted by i
in him, starting in June 1961 have been submitted on an_ actual expense 7
—_ oS basis. — ; a Me . a a
4 . . 7 . a . - 7 . . | . . 7 . . u
. ‘Finance takes the view that the "This may include per diem---" ~
as restricting Tichborn to per diem only plus of course operational |
expenses. Processing Tichborns old accounts on this basis would . bp
- require him to refund several hundred dollars. — , ;
wo
ATR OBEN, em
x An ammendment, to the contract would take care cf these old wa
s accounts as submitted. a a
Options: : |
as Get refund from Tichborn — .
. 2. Ammend contract to cover actual expenses’ to present
| date, a _—
3. Ammend contract to cover actual expenses past and
EP afr o A Late Cevtag Aly eigen - oh
future. | . _
"What are your wishes? a “om eee
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Pi) ental oA . f yg. : di be i HW he / af
rt heekis Crees tewen ° Pts der aystbe dS
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— _ ACTION: C/WH 5 ae — ao
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44 “eT NOSIS ep
Y CAN. BE Lin ITED. TEN vORKING DAYS. PLEASE
Se tio at | “ADVISE: ETA AND, TRUE NAME TICHBORN.
ore 2. CONTACT PLAN: “TICHBORN (aS “AR. VILLIANS > SHOULD CALL
; 46-3248 DURING OFFICE HOURS AND ASK FOR KEN TO ARRANGE LUNCHEON. 2 3 Fj
: for, a . . . Yo,
MEETING SANE. DAY AT NOGARO HOTEL, JeAe ROCA 562. WILL BE MET IN i i
| LOBBY. WHERE KE SHOULD -BE SEATED AND READING “TINE” MAGAZINE. eS
ee . _§ FEC RET- nee ae eo. _ ws cle |
" ¢/S COMMENT: *SUBJ AVAILABLE MID-MARCH. Bo
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» Paneer — ; >
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. dn.early” ‘1962’ as well as with Chief, UYVOUR support, he had ex;ressed |
’ great appreciation for the assistence rundered by Edvard G. TLSA3CRS.
-” He sald that be still-felt:that o ainilar survey, aade a year cr so after
the first ona, ‘would be acst. helpful in assessing significant changes io.
the: catlook ef. ‘various Segeenis of Salwaderan ‘society. Alsc discussed
, ile lity of. an early Abril 1962-survey on ths issues and -
cot personialitiss ‘as they right dévalep daring the fortheoaing elections, -
" -prasently schadnled for 29 April 1962. However, the: Anbsessacor concladed .
: iat be wats cf colfee, avare. that there ars other ;ricrity needs ‘far
. 2 Walle the ‘Stauton would ‘yelcoxe ‘another visit y subject, it dees -
_ Bot: eprsar that the need for a general survey is 30 presaing as it was a»
yeoar'ago. It is deubted that basic cenditiona have changed greatly, and
the changes which have taken place have been fairly well covered in cDcID
‘yeporting, With regard to the Fre-dlectica estinate, mentioned above,
‘ 4t Gheald bo noted that there are no other parties to date in the field |
excapt the government party, the Partido Coneilincicn- Nacional (PCH), and
cnly the PCN bas thus far put forvard candidates for Fresident and Vice - .
President. Unless ‘postponed, tha closing date for announcesents’ is 12 Horch.
' In ether’ words, | vat the meaent 1t appeara that the net result of the
' qwervheluing victory ef ths FC in the elections of lset Dscember hes
made the fortheoaiag elections a more foraality.
- 3. The Station will appreciate early aévico of ‘a second visit. ty -
TICHRCRE, if bis schedule permits.
oo STSPREH M. KARHANT
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IT would Tike to go. into several of tho things that I
; red in my report, .Firse of all, 7. ae
happy ‘to say that the radio schools started by DURON'S
: od to have. gotten off to a very good. stark. There
Group suere
buted so that there are about
now souething Like 10,481]. students enrolled in 1,000 of the
‘radio. schools. [t's apparently had very xood success. Thoy .
publish books: thot go along with the radio classes. As you
atrtyowtlt remembor, thore was a Ifteracy campaign that.
was foshfonod after the idea that. was promulpated by Father
SALCERO in Columbia. Interesting to se fs the fact at
Tadro schools have received about 1,400 letters wit
and praise and various ether commentartes, One of the problezs.
ving rlght now fs there Isn't a transmitter powers -
ful enough to got much heyond the capital, T understand that
a transmitter fs on route and it would cortainly bo a big .
béon-to. them. It seems to me that the radio is. probably the
most affective Woy of getting out to the croups {n the oute
papers to speak of, and once
hockod on the radio, then of course,
o various other things ~
“Inctdently, these tadlos us you probably:
you get.the listeners.
wo have in sind,
"Speallgo até on n fixed frequency, and the program ts lead by
a priest, named Father Manuel NCLINA STERRA. :
__, : Speaking about. the priast, Lt is interesting to note
that there has apparently been a considerable shift in the
attitude of the Catholic.Church with respect to reforms in
San Salvador. It would-not be surprising to note that thts
{s probably a tHomiaphere-wide, Lf not a world-wide attitude
an. the part ef Popa John, .the 23rd.. You might even kind of
correlate this to what is-haprening in Spain and also in
Portugual. In EY Salvador, itself, the Bishop issued a lotter
sonettae back with the Jast seversl wonths calling for. soctal
reforms and’ for {immediate changes within the soc
mentioned to you earlier, it caused
considerable consternation with the so-called ruling 14, As
bassador mentioned to. mo that they
a watter of fact, the ambas
have bean. complaining recently that they have lost the big
‘three pilbars:of ‘strength that they had, the army, the Church,
tho American Embassy, As was predictable and [ think !
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would change the attitudes of thei
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‘rospect ta sove of these reforms,
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at the Alliance for Progress.
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be the sine qua
non of oid from the United States.
J KEth reapect to the Church, I think it might be a good
{dea tc. pfve seme very detatled study. os to how wo'can oxplott
to the best: possible extont, the apparent change within the
dor but 911 over Latin Arerica, 1
eyvink that ft might be a thing that wo should sit around or
goncone sit sround for. a considerable time trying to: analyze
alk-the ins and outs, and-how we can Fit this into the whole
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of these as far as the nationalities of the people invelwad in’
the hierarchy. Fo think {e's in the upper structure, Spaniards
ost of tho people
nre from El Salvador and goae fro Gustemals and that their
naturallinettnatton would be to go with the people, IT think
Tt mentioned dn wy eorlier report that very freauently the
prtostsiin thelr early Nassos (say at $:00, 6:00 or 7:00 awa.
would be attonded naturally by the low-income eroups)+ would
ask for ‘soc¢tal changes and reforms, At the dater Masses, they.
r sermons because of the. -
cople attending church,
to note that the Bishop's letter that was .
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‘yoforma got a very angry reaction. from -
igsagued with teéspect to
the 14,:
Now one of the things thar 1 note with respect te the
general political ntzospherea in San Salvador ds that there
‘seems to be a'considerable confusion among the people with. -
Let's take for example, | ~
the minimus salary, It 13 one of tho: cornerstends of reform
by the present ruling:
Prosidenteeloct RIVERA, As of rig
very calculated Cuapatgn on the part oi business and on the
part of flranciers to confuse the people, and they have done
a good job of it. I retembor talking to many people asking
‘chat is this. mintmim salary all about?" Many
ht row, thare seems to be a
of them told me the-governtent ‘has decided
cnly. se much-and no more.
verted It. Into-an {dea that this {9 maxinum:salary. Also there
hos boon a considerable loying of f of all people in certain
‘JUNTA, and It-will be carried through by.
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facturies and the reasen being given, thet the governcent now -
makes it impossible for us to. kooj. a full staff, and therefore
we are reducing. This, of course, could have very serious
effects on any ability of the povernnent to carry through {ts
reforms with respoct to minimum wage. Interesting enough,
-there ore even people in the lower classes,-weho- having been
confused by what it means, are vory definitely. against: the
whole idea of rinimun Wage. L-think, here spain, it is a
‘necessity for the. povernment ¢cither- to acauite a newSpapér or
to buy a considerable interest in one ef them and alsa to do
‘a job of publicizing. and petting the message across with -
respect to the peneral. class’ of laborers..
are in: a pood pesition: to at least jartially sobotace this.
a particular reform by thé stnple expedient of just laying people
"off. and Blaming tt on the government. Let's Face it, with
respect to political reform in Latin Ascrica, the thing that
is most meaningful to people is not political liberty; but .
"Dread in the belly." We have fot to constantly bear in mind
that whon we,with our own criteria of political liberties here
in the United States, go into Latin America we have fot to.
realize that. somctisies’ the right to vote a
“dur views is a neaning less conceit to a peasant. who really is
worrjed about whether. he cets one tortilla or two tortilias;
‘tt's the bread that Is the bigsest political foctor in any part
of Latin America. In this Tespect, it is interesting to note
that whereas tho last time [I was in £i Salvador. there was
lot of wik about Fidel Castro that was Just Kind of Spontaneous
and extemporaneous on the t..of some several hundred people -
that { talked to. (‘This thie T Also went. through many of the
low-JIncome barrios out -in the countryside and talked to a -yreat
number of people, and a great number of them kept mentioning
Mertinez who was the president for about 10 to 12 years back,
-1934 to 45, Many of thom, particularly, the elder poople :
‘spoke rather nostalgically about the tipes of Martinez when °
-thore wore jobs and when the prices were low and when even
- though the -weges were ‘low,, you could buy a full meal and could
gel comparatively comfartable housing. OF course, it fs
Known that Martinez is. one of the worst tyrants that they have
had there; and for a long tine-the thing they remember {s not
the repressive measures that he tcok, not the number of people.
that woru slaughtered under his orders. The thing that is
Temembered now wostly is the foct.that- thore were vcore jobs,
that the prices were low, ctc. We've sot te constantly bear:
oy : | However, I antictpave
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in mind that the things that are rostly meaning ful te these
groups of people is whether they are working, the price
structure, end dust the general bare econenic needs that are
met by any gevernrert. [ want .to talk now for a monent about ~__
the Alienzi ;ara Pregresso and some of my Impressions about ™
how it's doing, not only din El Sslvador, but in Guatemala and -----
sore of the cther countrfes that i observed. Gne of the most
immediate jxjressions that I get ‘ts during the last Few months
is that the Altonza para Progresso has been terribly over
-publicited. [think we made a. serious mistake in arousing
exprctations: in Latin America ‘that mzy not be met. As a .
-) matter of, fact, I know fren talking with pany of the people "|
there that the expectations they-have | simply are not. within ...
‘the reckon tng ef what -the United States. has planned, T even ~
think it's unfortunate if we have a slegon, that the Alianza
- para Progresso as a slogan. is.opeh to serious attacks both
huporously and ‘satirically.. As a matter of. fact, already
‘many people even our friends are ‘beginning to use the slogan
“by way of criticism, . Y have in ming recently, that the Foreign
minister of Honduras was in. Mexico and in a public statement
said, “se have a lot. of alliance but no progress." And of.
ceurse in the schools in 1 Salvador, there are all kinds of
turnings about. twisting the words around by way of criticism,
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' What I mean by over publicizing and slogenizing: is the.
{ fact that almost all over Latin Ameriéa, the newspapers are
:O . reporting ‘an outpouring of millions: and millions. of dollars,
foo a and as you might. expect they convert the fipures into resos,
io _. or other local currency whatever you happen -to be, so that -
moat _ there is an announcement saying that the Alianza para frogresso
has allocated 10 million dollars and then they convert that
into 129 million pesos; it sounds like an awful lot of money.
Iemedintely people have grandioso ideas about what is going
_to be done with all this money when in effect it is only a
request for that kind’ of money that has been done, We have,
‘baskcaliy speaking, still some problems among Congress as to
how much soney is going to be allocated. ‘Let we give you 3.
specific cese about what [ feel is an over publicizing-of
7 : the Alliance! S program. In El Soivader there was aa announce-
ce ment in the papers” that three milijon dollass had been ailo-
“ ‘eated by the United States’ Covernment for the building of
H schools, Now, 3 million dollars converted into local currency
fo is something like seven and half. nillion colones., That's a
i : biy sum cf money down there and, of course, it got tremendous
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play ja call the newspapers. well it turned out, what the
AbLliance had in sind, along with the Junta, was to build one
- hundred .saall. -achools. This would be 100 schools worth
A . around $30,000 a piece. Well, one of the model schools, right
: an oy : ‘now, is in the process of constructions in one of the neigh-
: i. : . borhouds in El) Salvador, While I was there, there was
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poyulation that this was a poor exanble of Allieace fer
Progress spending. It was 3 small school: it was within the
desired $30,000 budget, but I am thinking that ecst of the
Feople in El Salvador having tstked abcut 7,505,002 colenes,
vere expecting palaces te. be built. Suddenly veu Raves very
small school, and it was being criticized by the Tress; by the
ree; le ut large. -The next day,,.quite fortunately, the Minister
‘of Education very cbly took this issue: and quieted it by
~ saying: “we said we are gcing to build Schools, net zalaces.™
Sut I think that even this criticism could have heer avoided
had we announced rather thet the: expenditure of 3 Gillion.
collors or 7,500,000 colones, had we just. announces. that ‘the.
Allignce’ for Trogress,’in cocperation with the EL Saivader.
government, was: going to build 100 spall schools. and’ say s0°.-) -
without any wore dressing it uj, not even mention the asount —.
Of money that was going to be spent tn total because then no-
-one could cxpect more than a small school, Also IT think it ©
would have been better to have the first schools cutside El
Salvador, possibly in a little town like Santa Techis or one
of the other neighboring towns; and then huile the schoel
Tight next to the old schoel so that there would $e a earked
‘Publicizing here in this country, They get great cererape in
“contrast in every way, You could ‘see it immediately. Certaialy
there is always, land available néar elt the old schrels, and
just destrey tle eld school when you've built the sew one; and
then really to do a public relations job, yet statezents fron.
the teachers, from the students, and,-perhars, have the eldest
scheel teacher in the neighborhood lay the Cornerstcne to the
schocl, Really co a public relations Job of it cn 2 very
personal basis rather than trying .to stagger people ith huge
sums of money, This is what I mean by talking Uv hugd figures
when you can do.w hetter job and arouse less eipectation,, When
you have few expectations, almost suything Is better: 306 I
think if we talk little and act big, wa're poing to de euch —
_. better off in the long run.
- 1 think also a very highly over-publicized frour is the
Peace Corys. Here again, I think we're setting curseives up
for some possible difficulty, All of this publiciziss is
very gooc for consumption hére in the United States: but in
the world we're living in now, the samé kind of propaganda
gets outside the United States, Already there are af! kinds
of jokes about the Pesce Corps, Its done a terrific job of
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a musical conedy abeut the Feace’Corps. <All this is yreat
stuff as far ss the United States is concerned, but I's
afrsid it is going to create serious problems abroad, y Actual ly
the actual cbhservable benefit of the feace Corps in the
various aress will be very rinimal when you consider, for
exumple, they have about 29 people: that will be fn the Peace
Cerp-in San Salvador. They're not going te be able to make
much of a dent in, separate communities, because they are
Separated. As IT understand it, from talking to the manager
of the: Peace Corrs for the Contral American area; Fost of |
/ these kids will be aléne. in-the. villages they are going to,
and whatéver :they do is not soing to be very observable as
far as the general population is concerned, Unfortunately,
one of) the things. that we haven't yet learnéed-in our thinking
. about these. under<devs loved countries is the fact that we doe
“such natve things as this: there-is en elderly lady about 63
yevrs of ape that-has been assigned to one of the small
Villages. in ‘southern El Salvador ond her expertise is home
economics, If you ivave ever been to one of these small
Villages and if ‘you have seen that thoy subsist, and | say
subsist, merely on.a small Supply of beans and maybe ene or
two tortillas; and the difference between the supply of one.
or two tortillas is a very meaningful one. When you. start
talking about balancing the diet and varying the diet and
pretty ironic, This is precisely the thing that could
easily be open to criticism and easily open to satire, I can
imagine if I were someone in a position of Dr. Jose Rodriguez
RUIZ, ‘who was avery left leaning Uean- of the School of
Economics in El Salvador--if 1 really wanted to cede on one
issue and.ridicule’it, I would talk about this’ person who was
an expert on home economics; balanced dieting; and how many
vegetables you sheuld have; what variety of vegetables, how
having a home economics expert to teach them this, this pets
Ruch cottage ‘cheese you should have; and the whole thing In the .
. balanced diet. [I could murder this whole thing in very shore -: -
time and make it very ridiculous,
“<2 think these are things that. we've got to think about,
We've got to think akout all the possible weaknesses; how this
thing can be turned oround. ° 1 know that in the ‘United States,
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of the Church with the ce papesines in other parts of the
consunitv; [ think chat it's prebably true all over
Latin America that the Church has preat Influence on the
thinking cf the pepulation, [t's interesting to note
that tn San. Salvador and Mexico the real church geers
are the women ard not the ren, but the ren are very” certain ~
that their wives g¢ to church so that they're their.
surrogates and that’ they take their children abong with
S them, Althouch. they are not great church goers, I think”...
“0 they are Catholics and are greatly influenced by the priests.
You asked whether the reople in Ei Salvader are.
“ aware that there have been focd shortages in Cuba and that ;
-the Castro prograc is undergoing serious difficulties ond:
-the answer to that is "yes", As a matter of fact I was. -:.
‘ interested in this when 1 talked-to- various people, including’ -
cab ‘drivers and beys that shine your shoes, people’ working:
in the markets, and some of the campesinos, There is an
awareness, certainly in the city, that Castro is hsving his
difficulties. One of the things that is interesting and,
of course, TI think this may be referable to their Church
influence, is that the werd Conmuniss per se still has a
, serious ‘effect on people. I think it's: one of the things
they talk- about --sccial refore, etc., etc., but, the tag ----
Comnunisn is still-a very. harsh tag in the Latin Arerican-- 7"
mind, J think this is ene of the sericus errors Castre -
made [rom his point of view was to’ declare hinself a
Communist. and a Marxist-Lenninist because many peorle that
might have gone along with hin at. that moment got trightened
off, : There {$.an awareness that he is having troubles and .
that the Revolution hasn't gene ‘along on the way it has.
Algo there was a lot of talk among s certain group of
people tha’ I talked with--these were some workers from a
textile will, that there had been an awful lot of killing
that was done by Castro. Apparently, there had been
pictures of a lot of executions in some of the Latin Azerican.
newspapers; and this has had an effect on ther,
With resect to- the government prosecuting’ anycne for
token, of the aininum. wage Jaw: As far as 1 understand,
‘“4t'’s still in dts infancy. U think the belief of the
governmen’t 13 that if they, start to iupose any Vioistions - .
this might have a serious effect in setting. the prograg
across. Sut .in this respect, I'd like to menticen the
seventh Gay wage that was passed about a year a0 vhen I
Footy.
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owas in Solvador apparently js working fatriy well. You'll
recall that this was accepting with the Bible that if
anyone worked for six days (this was referatie to the \
campesines) Ws was entitled to the seventh day pay. I was!
worrfed at the tiee and mentioned my worries to Choretic
(Phonetic) and also the Minister of Econorics who was at ..
breakfast with us at that time, that one ef the possible -
donrers of any retorm is that it Is not carried through
intelligently and forcibly. [t is better not to have a,
reform, not to announce 3s new idea, not to arouse expectas: -
tions, If there is poing. ta be violation of those a
expectations, - Atcthat time it was contemplated that the”
aray would administer the program of the seventh day jay.
Apparently they have changed their mind on that and have a ~~
‘civilian group that is administering the-program; there
has been ne real scandal. with respéct to. violations of:
(this. ‘Twas a little fearful that @ local army guy would =)
“get paid off hy some of the bly.plantatton owners and thus.
“be permitted to do all kinds of violations, Apparently
this has not happened, and they've been pretty effective
in the administration, 7
My big objection at that time was that again the
oinimum salary thing was not properly publicized. They;
could hava had all kinds of radic and television programs,
tntorviews with the campesinos, and asked them what they
felt ahout this end actually doing that kind of public
‘relations job which they did not do, J think this is true
with all these reforms, I think that they have’ get to be
brought to the peopie where you get reosction from the :
people as to the extent of the change, any referm has on. their
personal existence, This again is a matter of attitude,
a matter of technique in public relations,
Well, it is certainly truc that there hus been a
considerable amount of publicity about the Alianza pard
_ Progresso, I was not, aware that it was this specific group |.
' that was pushing the’program of publication... However, ~
_harking back to‘a previous statement, T think: that there ts
a serious possibility that over publicizing of the Alianza
will cause more trouble than we caf at present anticipate,
As a natter of fact some of the problems are already
beginning to urise, Thad 6. long talk with Ashassador
Williams on this,: and L think we both ugrced that we oupht
to scft pedal much of the taik about the Alianza; and
certainly to.stay away from these enormous figures of
millions of dollars. As far as the people in Latin America
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have, had.
Tchave in sind talking with one aan; he was a”
newspaper vendor and- [happened to see a headline about...
the Alianza para Procresso, and this of course gave. me an
opening to talk to his about ft. TIT said, “What is this.
“going to mean to-you?" He said, "T understand they are
going. to give me-a new house.” Soreone standing close to
him said, “what do you mean-sthey're going to give you a
house," and: they ‘actually hed an aryurent about the thing,
The man selking the newsyapers insisting that's what. they
were yoing: to ‘do-+bufld him a new house, etc, The other
Gan Saying that's ull pTopaganda, it's all demagogy;. they
--say this all-the tire ard acthing is going to occur, TRE ~ om
chances sre very strens that this man will, net get into.
a house, The chances are almost cnurhly strong that he
won't even get an epartuent because you cannot possibly
Beet the heusing shortage tm such -o place: ‘in San Salvador,
where I doubt sore than 10% of the people. have adoquute
hygienic dwellings. -So here again, well ut least, this
newsparer vendor. has gotten sn enormously over bloated
-. Notion nbout what we're seing to do. Yt way bo that in his
“particular case, he is nore aware of. the Allanza and more -
aware of the willfon-dollars because he is selling news
papers and magazines ‘and he is reading about it all the
time. Here again T think Is one of the dangers with
respect to the publicity about the Aliansa,
I think | mentioned in ny report about. a4 year ago. it
might be a goed iden to get some experts in public relations,
and that they might be tecruited from such places as Moxice
and Puerto Rico where you have people who have worked with
either governnent agencies, with sone of our embassies, or
with some of the public relations firss ‘such as General -
Rubicer & Noble Advertising and other very widely-known
public relations grougs in Latin Awortica, | think it. -
might be o good-idea for the governrent to have someone
" counseling. him-and particularly on any wide shifts of policy —
on how to. present it to the public. I think it weuld be
an enormously effective wav in prosenting the programs of.
the government, and It would he a gcood investment they could
make at this point. And. I don't: just acan getting the
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of the coverage that was: givon Rivera during his election
Carpatyn and whoever Kandled that, f think, was very —
effective; and I've suppested to the Arb assador that he
omighe. “Suggest that: the sane poople or person be rotained
‘to scconpany Rivera Into his. position as prosident.
te think ‘one ef the hey persons with respect to ‘the
left in EF ‘Salvader ts the Dean of the School of Economics:
hose nome. fs Jose Rodripuoz fuiz. Ne 1s also. the son of
he. president’ of .the University, Now first a word about.
tho young saneche gave a lecture on Marxist one of the- nights:
- I was thore, and I'went to the lecture. . The hell-was.
Fllded to capactty; there were peoplo standing” in the
doorways, ind I would estimato there were 400 or S00 people
thore, [t was a rather interesting experience because
“from what I heard I had been led to believe that it would
be kind of a. .rabbile reuser ond that he would try to instipate
the people inte action, Actuglly what [ suw was-epersonally:
it was vury woving, really: He has kind of tho manner of
a priest. His votce tends to tremble nt first; but as he
‘got more involved, he lost the tremor in his volce and
sounded more like a very, Intense profossor. Tho interesting.
thing was when he spoke about the United States, it was
more in symbolic toras; there wis nothing of real harsh
sorsonal rancor either in his voica, his manner, or in what
e was actually saying;. but it was alwost 93 if he were
an abstraction of tha United States, He .
just talked
about American anbassadots. and he was bitter, less inclined
to be sarcastic than merely hitter. Ne is a very effective
human being. [ note as 1 sat there, he moved the audtonce
that he had,. ‘ewational ly. I could ‘see one of them kind
_of swallowing and. the tears running. down cyes of the girl
“to the left.of ue. Thoté: was really no attenyt to rabbte-
rouso 6s such, there was no attempt to yet the people oul
the streets as it were. Toward the end he made a very -
intoresting statement-she: sald: "Ke know that there are
changes necessary, we- -Anow that we have got to free ourselves
of the imperialist yoke of the United States, and we know
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and thst we do not set back our progrom Ly taking ;
precipitous action, without plan. Suddenly, ft came almost
as jarring note, he salid-swell perhaps we're net ready
to set vet, but whatever we do, we've got to do it
reasonably so that. we dontt lose the revolution as such,
I don't know whether he had -elerence to the foct that
maybe in Cuba the revolution dtd nat work Jecause certainly
he was very pro Castro. I think that there wus a kind of
note of warinéss in his talk, and it is interesting. ;
I suggestod to the ambassador that {t ntghe be a pood.
idea for hiw to set up a- meeting with Gulllermo Moscoso
with. the older Joso Napoleon Redftiaxucz Ruiz who wos the
(rector) of. the University, and possikly ask this younger
fellow, the Dean of tho School cf Economics to ‘come along
‘and try in effect to have “oscoso say, "Look, © Know you:
probably disagroe with a lot that we're doing. and you are,
very skeptical about the Alianza jara. Progresso; you're
very skoptical about the United Stxstes per se. Maybe in
many senses you're right, wavhe in the past you had reason
to feol that there has been tmperialism, vut we want to
indicate to you thnt.we have a change of attitude and just
give us a chance and I need. your counsel and youtro an
economist and t want to know. [I realize that we may disagree,
- but T wanted to meet veu anyuny ee Tothink that there is
a pessibility that a person in his’ frame of mind and I say
this ls only ao possibility and it may be very winimai as |
a possibiilty; hut there is a chance that we any be able to
recreato some kind of tts with hia sc that he Is not as
“bitter and as antayonistic,. I do not think, at jeast from
hearing that lecture, that evening that he is entirely
bovond the pale; and bear in nind that there were no
Americans, there was novone tn the ‘audience (that [ could
“detect at least) who were aot from EL Salvador Itself. 1
realize that there may be various opinicns with respect to
this, bue I did suggest it to the ambassador, He thought
it might. be a gocd idea and. he may very well do that,
‘Apparently the father, Jose Rodriguez Ruiz, Sr. >.
(Nepoleon), is a person who is ‘approachable. Ho Is not as
far to the left as his: son. He is-a Mberal, but he is
— not considered a Communist. There is, I understand, somes.
thing in the Embassy about him, but apparently it has been
checked out and it is felt that he ts rot a Communist. In
any oyent,, there has been an invitation extended to him to
come te.the United’States; I think, as a matter of fact,
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; ( dogeatic netsions ahout us; they kelleve seme of what they
i : ‘ see in the pavies; kinds of snatches of newsrecls shout
the situation In the South. Actually, they have a very
distorted notion, and some of it is a very sincere
distorted notton, They really believe sowe of the things
they've. heard, T think if they would sec us first hand
- they might feel differently, -Just as { think sometimes
. when a. lot of these fellows po to Russia or Cuba; they
” come back disenchanted that it isn’t. what they have been told
dt is. £ kriow that I've dalked to somé poople in Mexico.”
who have ‘seen Cuba first hend during the Inst year and have
had ‘noticeable changes of mind as to what it is, It's one
thing to ‘heor all.the good thimgs that the leftists say
about « thing, but it's another thiny when you actually go,
there. and observe some of the tyrannical atmosphere. 1 think -
“the game thing. is. true onthe reverse that you:.can disenchant
people by sending thea to Pussia or to Cuba or behind the Iron
Curtain, Just as sometimes you Can rub away some of tho
mnalimpressions, erronecus impressions by sending poople.to
the United States and having thea live on a-campus for .
example, such ws Carhridre,Michipan, or any such place where
_ they can seo first hand that we're not the oppressors that
they have been Jed to believe for a long time. Much of this
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. ago, thére arose'a serious problem of the departation of :
Salvadcranians from Honduras; and it was all ovur tho news~
papers, und very strong statements verge issued both in the
| editorials and by pesple over thé radio about chasing out
| some of the Salvaderanians that had been working in Honduras
H for a Inive tine, Apparently there has been a rapproachment;
| there were mectings between the foreign ministers and I .
k think the problem may be resolved.
we It's interesting to note that £1 Salvador is the most
heavily. populated “country of Central America. [ think -they
have. a population of about 120 per square mile, whereas :
Honduras ond Nicaragua. have something Tike 15 on 37 par square
mile. Therefore, you have a very definite problen of
space ond overpopulation ‘fn San Salvador, Tho other thing
’ fa troditionally the people of San Salvador are supposed
‘to be the hardest workers in Central America, -} remember
that Antonto Rivera, a vory well-known attorney in San
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sorkers, Also.there is a considerable anount of Salvador-
anian capital that is 1a various industries throughout
Ceatral America which is an interesting thins to me, The
comparison to the Japaneze seems to be vetTy appropriate
in this situation,
I think that the real focus of trouble, if there $s
going to be sny, would be either the Labor unions or f
“think more particularly -in the University. “My feelings
soout Central America, yenerally, is that your revolutions
go not come from the campesinos or they do not cven come
from the lower Classes, They fenerally sre the niddle-
class -groups or. the low-emiddlesclhess £rouss.. I think in-
Hovana, for oxample, Batista was. overthrown, not. by the
_ campesinos but by the middle classes: and then-the .
cappesinos came-in afterwards because. there was very little
doing outside of ilavana even in the Sierra Madres, there
was only Castro with a small group of people. ‘when Batista
-Tealiy teil {is when :he-had so darn much trouble inside of
Havana, te Fled ond left becsuse he was having prebleas of
sabotage in ilavana itself and not because Castro was
seriously threatening hiw-froa.the Sierra Madres, for he
had actually withdrawn. about a month before, if you recall,
T think with respect to the situation. in Santo Domingo,
nere again Union Civiea Nacional was made up by the intel-
lectuals and by the middle classes and net by the cappesinos.
AS a matter of fact, Trujillo has tremendous Support and,
adulation among many of the campesinos and his real basic
political strength was frou the lew economic groups. As a
matter of. fact the Secret Police was recruited from the
lower barrios where he had. the toughest little Juveniié
celinquents you could imagine as a Secret Police, and this:
was a real force. The interesting thing is that right
after Trujillo died, the first big mass mecting that his
$oxhad was in the poorest barrio in Santo Domingo because
the Knew that's where Trujillo still had basic strength...
oe 1 think the same thing is truc in San Salvador, I
don't think it will be the campesinos. that will give you
the trouble; it will be the students, ‘With respect to the
hey might borrow ‘leaf fron PRI's.
book in dealing with the students, I think the government
cught to make a very strony attempt to for» © liaison
with the universitites-and whenever they pet ‘some apt pupils
to pive theo op job in the povernrent, to brings then into
the various positions tithin the foverneent and the same
thing with professors, to have them as econemic advisors
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whenever: they can, (They're huran beinga-sone, they'll
be flattered and another thing, they'll need the poney,
T think one of the thines that Bight be helsful with respect
to the situation in the universities ‘is te try and catch
seme .of these students in the high school level, of suggested.
to the amhassadér, a pian that would be sevething. comrarable
to the Rotary Club's scholarships that are given in
Coiorado. I remember that when [ was going through high
school, I was.given $10 a-month by the Retary Club and I
wos piven a sponsor, [ uSed to meet him once s ‘ronth and
we'd have lunch; - I reeember this very strongly hecause it
> ‘was weaningful to. ie..to have this kind of relationship.
“PF think thet weny of the businessmen in San Séivador could.
get. the brisht young guys ‘in the high ‘schools whe are
“actually the guys who becere the effective leaders in the
- college. Cet then.on the high school level. and become.
frtonds with them, Once they. have gotten to know some of
“othe people who -are supposed to be the ogres that they lator
talk about, and have had some actual financial help from
then; they are more art to be erpreachable. At least the
person who has been their sponsor during the tire in high
school can approach them, I think ve have vot to start
working on this at a stage before they get to the university,
Your leaders can be spotted, the peorle who are going to
bo your most effective in colleges. can be spotted in the
“het gi schools... i think that is the time to start bringing
“sose Of the people ia close contact with the ¢
1 governrent, also
the business communit¥. 7 talked to the abbsssacor about
‘this and he suid he felt it was a goed ides and vas coing to
talk to some of. the peorle about it. I think, bearing
in mind, that the universities are really power seats in
many of the Latin American countries. we have zot them
to uccopt this as a starting point and then work with this
and find out what are the elements thar Freduce the :
_~Teaders and when co the leaders first vecone observable
. and try to catch them at the earliest possible time, I
think it would ameliorate much of the Situation with
respect to tho students. The. other thing (still on the
university thing) I've observed. in places: that I have |
“been is that the hevspapers in these universities really
are not newspayers, 1 think the leftist nowspsrers sre
really truly ineffective as far as appealing to the middle
Span. The same thing with the rightist, you have either
tha‘right or.the left. ‘The Catholics, generally speaking:
have newspapers thet are more costly; and they-are very
do,matic to the right. Then you have the leftist students
who have pocrly printed or poorly sineographed newspapers
to the loft. [suspect thet. the vast nusiber of students
who are in the middle never have any newspapers and here,
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the ccitor of it, but it is really truly a newsraper and
it's a geod job. It is well edited; it is a newsy
pericdfical and I think it could be used sos a format for
many of the newspapers in some of these Central American
universities, In-Mexfco FE think you would have to have
3 printed news;aper because there are mere resources,
but’ a lot can be done with mimeographed newspapers if
they are made into newspapers, My suygestion would be
that you have actual. news, gossiy colusns in these ;
newspapers about who is going with whom and all that sort
of stuff, have student programs, have actual news about
lectures that are given; and make it about two-thirds
News and about only one-third editorial.” Once. you get
people in as readers then they will read some ef your
editorial Comment... AYsa it can beccze the.organ.to the
riddle because none of the siddle groups in any of the
universities I have ever seen have a newspaper that
speuks for them, I think, for example,’ and I mentioned
this tc Dave Phillips and 8ill Carlson in Mexice, that .
there isn't on effective student newspaper at the
University of Mexico, This is a place where yeu have
83,000 students and this is the growing middle class,
these are the spokesmen, They don't have a newspaper,
and T think.it sight be a good ides, for exasple, to
heave some kind of sviposius in El Salvador whete you
invite prospective editors of student newspapers to
“study the techriques of typégraphy; to study the techniques
of what mokes a newspaper readable. Actually La wuincena’
that ds published In Mexico, fer exancle, is obviously
a political tract. There isn't one single article: that
eppears that doesn't have a political pitch, a very
strong antisleftist pitch. Frankly, it is a boring
newspapor and typograrhically it looks very presentable;
it's aa expensive project, Tnteresting enough in the
third issue of it they had a big edirortal pape saving
We aT net supported by the American Erhassy, °#e-have
| gathered our own funds, ete, Beil, "Me thinkest thou
rrotesteth too loudly," is certainly true in that situot-ton.
As T understand it we are not really sponsoring the
hewspeper, but it has the look of it, Nene of these
hewspayers have any ads or anything cf this nature, I
think that when you don't have any ads or yeu doen't have”
any (parental whereewithall) it is alkavs suspected ¢f
being a poid-fer newspaper. think ever in these little
Stzreograph sheets we could always find people who would
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need for these kinds of News
Sithes.. 1 would he tickled to dcath » 4S a matter of
fact, for I have 4 3pectal interest in-this thing, to
gelve whatever help 1 can, iknow thet the Ambassador, _
in-Salvador is vory interested in this. He isa former
newsroper: editor, He edited the student Newsparer and
of course it hit him fonndiatety as a goed idea, r-
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at 0930 hours “with the benefit of a tape reoonter. Subject be Lieved that
“eters was sufficient material ta warrant_aetailed question and. answer type _ .
. atzoueston and “atated. that he preferred this forn reporting.
Ps turing the source of luncheon, at. shite the ‘majority of tie meeting.
was conducted, the following items of intareat were ‘brought. out. in conver sath,
Most topics. were ‘discussed in: peveralities in view of the arranged formal
briefing sohoduled for the tolloiag morhing with a “racordar.
a) Subdject feats that thera is a ohaiies fdr real stability.” in the Rivera.
; government with the proper support. from the US Gove rnmnt.
b) Sub Jeot stated that a alight disparity existed in the direction being
taken between the State Dapt (Ambassador) on the one hand and tho cos on
the other. Specifically, Subject believed that COS was supporting olenents |
teo far to the rights
: a) The military is 1 apparectly a true "third force” and not “aligned with
. the Ww fanilies, but: ‘broken up into conservative senior officers ant an.
emerging: more liberal junior: officer corps, Subject believed that there nay vee
be a possibility of gatting to the campesinos ‘through the liberal eloment
of the military, but not tog the W: families, - .
4) Uy fanilios are becoming, {solated and ‘have neither tho fall support
of the church, the military, er the government, The attitide toward the
minimin wage rate of the Rivera gove mrent :seens to be "pay one half as many
®, The cooperation of the ly fanilies is needed ‘for the econo
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6) The churct ia not so far Bight that. it moporte the Us families and
it 4a tending more towarca the. relative. left. ,
f) The Alliance for Progress has been badly handled, as have some of
the activities of the Peace Corps. Subject polioves that. too mich has been
promised through propaganda already. without corresponding results, He believe
the, danger of the progran falling into ridicule is great if the US continue
to promie only, 6 O° cendbenass L Dall monagl publ hoy Pc cor ,
g) Discussion of ‘tha gtudent ‘University papera yielded Subject!s opinion
that they are largely tnefective because they deal in polemics tether
than fact and news itera, and HOC RHR IOC because the onesy
with too good format aro ) obviously US puppets
nh) ‘Lesa conversation about Fidel Castro is evddent in public, although
the Fidel ngroma ig titi lo be reckoned with. Radintly tebe hag been a-
resurgence | of the Martine 7 dictator of the hots + good old days when
everybody had a jab,- thes’ Meakinstat Uae, Lid ogptzard 4iy Age Camppeauns
3. Subject mentioned that he had both high and low level contacts in
El Salvader and had managed to get a reading of public opinion. dnd private
belief. Apparently it isa mistake for Rivera to dealuy the inauguration
“a0 long after. the election; at which tine a tayérabie image of the Col .
was succeasfully kept téfore the public, but which 18. now wearing off.
oh Subject Proposed the following courses of action in certain fields
that wofe discussed. ‘tn fore depth,
) facto 1 is the beat means of communication with the campesinos, ‘Subjed
“wae impredséd with the ‘regulte of tie operation run by the Catholic priest
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c) ‘That the son of Rodriguez si
Dent at the Univeral ty- be approacted by Mescose@ aad-himsett and asked
_ to ‘cooperate for at: least a year's trial basia, The son is & very moving
orator, but Marxist ortented, end skeptical about’ the success ‘of the
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d) That an effective ‘student/ youth newspaper be developed which an a
‘daa newspaper and not a- propaganda, sheet, which appeals to ‘he student. , i
o) That he yse his newly formed contacts the Minister of Public :
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i Merry Christmas! -
T regret that-it has taken this Lon; to settke the.
“matter, of your letter.of September 22, foes but ‘better —_
late then never, I guess. Alchough your, efforts in our
behalf with Hank were not successful, we do appreciate
. the fact that you and your wife went out ot your way to
“ll. 7. try to help us. .
wee con ae Shin, wh AT pe ferred the. matter. of. your late moving bill to -
appropriate individual. Unfortunately, ChY6 DELEO ee
received too late, as all youx accounts had been
ed me to extend his regreta on
and yours.
Sincerely,
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MEMORANDUM. FOR: RECORD
SYBJECT : Project WUBRINY - Termination Settlement
\ with Edward- S. TICHBORA .
o .” insure. that: TicHBORN had
; adinistratively severéd his rela
_ particularly. fhat his accountings °
and certified correct and | Proper
and WUBRINY 71Lb-
September 1968
N @)
as. of 31 “pagust 1968, |
tionship ‘with, WUSALINE,
for expensés ia- ||:
curred in’ 1968 were submitted, recorded by. WUSALINE,
by. both TICHBORN
‘ of the settlement | went. . smoothly
ber 1968: ‘Téadily accepted the amend-. .
ne broucke: =
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WUBRINY/LL did not have ready’a list of expenses: incurred.’
‘by TICHBORN in 1968 for checking by the undersigned and *:
certifigation by TICHBORN.and WUBRINY/1L, WUSRINY/LL
telephoned to say that his accountant was unable. ta
locate some of TICHBORN's accountings. The undetsigned
then requested WUBRINY/11L to join him and TICHBORN. The §— °
undersigned had a partial list. of TICHBORN's expenses ; a s
previously submitted by WUBRINY/LL. The undersigned a :
L.to: prepare a complete
RN was. asked to. record:
‘undersigned etphasized
ile en
énjoined TICH8ORN and WUBRINY/1L
.List of expenses for 1968. TIC
the. purpose of each expense. _T
in WUBRINY/E1's presence that
no expenses chargeable to WUBR
/éharged to WUSALINE. Both TIC
reminded that all expenses. on t
‘@hargeable to WUBRINY/1"s private -
“o£ the expenses. on -the Mexican:
private firm were:
RN: and WUBRINY/11 were
zuela: project were
as as, one-h
ymptroller to determi
Sing and, as -reque
‘expenses. ‘It was agreed tc
of Septeaber, 13, 1968 on th; at Lo :
“4. -On the moriing of September 13, 1968, TICHBORN
- telephoned, the undersigned to say that he was able from
his records to supply the missing data. He also sald .
that notations on the records: obtained from the comptroller
_ showed that he had, in fact, submitted. the accountings that a
were wissing.. TICHBORN concluded from this. that WUBRINY/1's Boor
private firm had lost thé missing accountings. TECHBORN. = 3
also said that a féw of the chargés on. the. partial | st. '
of expenses which.the undersigned: had } <e
- “ANSE ; WUBR: 7,
shoul ave. been. charged to:'
uni d'then réquested
a3) ‘at. noon so”that’ the x
accountings and obtain certific
WUBRINY/I1. Both agreed to the
BORN telephoned to say tha
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a taken un. with TICBRORN and WUBRINY/LL during the after-.
£ noon of ‘iz. September. 1963, The undersigned secured ~
a agreement from TICHBORN and WUBRENY/LL chat TICHBORN's
ea . Services on WUBRINY/1's Veneziela project were as preat
i . ‘ as arly other officer who worked on it and that, therefcre,
Foor: WUSALINE should receive for TICHBORN's services on “ois”
“4 ‘> * project compensation at Least @gual to that given any © 7 a
i s. Officer in WUSRINY/1's ‘private. fire. The -indersign
to obtained from TICHBORN ‘the. it 3 (An :
+ Express, and Pan Ameri¢an ai
. : i
$ ; is'a possibility that WH Division may. .
“ want TICHBORN -to; take an operational TDY in Chite,.
. TICHBORN was alerted to this possibility, -He expressed
interest in the assignment, but pointed out that he now . .
' has to get. a job and that, consequently, his availability a,
‘will depend upon “his “job situation. coe va r)
, . 48. TICHBORN was: é tremély friendly and cooperative
and the. settlement was amicably effected. _ ee ‘
Gale W. Allen
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* a6. late/seieg corres pradest, te * ho Saprenseiative — vs
eo of Italtas,. Sviae pod Canadians. “phitestsose gaze ie tesa
eurvecily, iz eomtact wits o @uaver ‘ef tw: peprement=
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ovate aed io fleenis is Gpaaiah, Pupiaguese,. omane 0°
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"2a Subjects was initially eniployed in 1959 and. Wes transferred to.
‘DO Divisioa tn July of:1967 trom ihe WH Division. In the course of
discussing the termisstion of kis. services, suujcct stated that during
withthe 5 Division, be bod bees wromised certais bosses
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flatly gaid that it would be Fisky - and pertiaps: -
. vinced ne_ that our rresent’ "cover arrangements “will ~
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NT : “You're going to have to live like a rich
man to have access to those people, and
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trot By Peripheral exposure to the business.
"that ho. produte® would: establish pernanent
on other pleture deals, Bove peopre are éx-:
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EMPLOYER IW HONE: CITY; uaTIL, ‘HE ‘AAS. $ OPPORTUNITY. HOLD T Tse .
FAMILY, ant. EMPLOYER. | elle “
ae: STATION. CowsiDERS FAZZARE USE OF MUCH. IMPORTANCE Wo. “ a
COMING veins. TICHBORN WILL BE ABLE REPLACE HIM IN. SOME, AREAS
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eae, ByT. we WILL. Not BE a ‘SUBSTITUTE.
MIND WHEN TICHBORN AND FAZEARE ‘AEET. ;
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. F MEMORANDUM FOR: RECORD 7
SUBIECT : Project WUBRINY: - Edward. G.
TICHBORN (P)~-- -
squest of Chief, po/¢os; :
TIGHBORN ‘to |
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by. an independent specialist was deemed “advisab ee
2.- TICHBORN's | intment ‘was with Dr. Henry La Feffer, .
2520. L Ste N.W,., Washington, D.C, at 1415 hours on 19 June -
1968..- BOXN-used the-alias of Enriqué.Cortez wi
New. York 08t-o0ffice address supplied. *Y Office.
Security, to “wit: :
Pine REN HinORgER re memretM es
tat P. 0. Box 432.
. ee St. hutch Street ‘Station.
co Tat New York, Ne ¥.. 10008
He, aad the bill on $38 $0 upor leaving:
Nis doctor and: Set the
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TIGHBORN's New Vark doceer, TICHEORN said that -bis - '
" back pains him. toward the end of the day. Dr. .Feffer. | ot
opined that this condition should be cleared 4 up within ; :
’ three months, —. °. \ : :
4, TICHEORN appeared to be tn excellent spirits: ; - .
at the luncheon. Ke. was very enthusiastic. aho tov. ke : ot —
deals as 4 Substantial part of his cover arrs ce po
He obviously ‘is at home . in; this field and b
( 7 8 to opération tar
ts inthe U., S, movie. £
a : racing in Spatne. 7 B agr
so. and also to stay loose later in July ‘for conversa
tion with’ the Deputy Chief of Station, Madrid. ; :
up. 6. The undersigned informed TICHBORN that from. the
cover point: of view; -it would be desirable for TICHBORN,
enroute to Spain, . view the operation of WUBR INY/E. in’
: 4 ‘,.We would Like TIGHBORN to. assess
1 considers: to" Have good’ Op iL
“fron the ‘IRS to ates ¥ t of a copy, “Of: his. 1956 repl
tek return “(requested jooyPers). TICHBORN ‘Said that’
he 1s, thefefore, ‘writing another letters .
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10 June 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, EUR/IB/Spain , a \
‘SUBJECT : . Project WUBRINY - Edward G. TICHBORN (P)
a, Forwarded: herewith Ls ‘thé revised proposal from.
at ‘to E d Gs TICHBOF “(P) cover the: ‘Latterts |
meeting ‘involved TICGHBORN and “QUSA 1, while. TICHEORN.
brought his wife for the. second in which QUSALT/ 1 was -
wined and dined, TICHBORN said that QUSALT/1 is: all
ain favor of TICHBORN's proposed assignment. . However,
in view of past WUSALINE/Ibéria inactivity, QUSALT/1° ;
‘has an attitude of "I will believe it when I see it." °° 7
QUSALT/1 was particularly intrigued with the possibility aes
of a movie deal and said that ‘Spain is by far the cheapest . ors
place” to make | movies, - we
5 The one. dis uieting feature of the meetings with
qusant/: I concerned: TICHBORN' wife, She took the occasion’.
to query. QUS lon all ag; ects. ‘of Living in Spain, ‘“AEL
wer AtEL the subject ‘health. came. up. US
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have another suitable candidate immediately available. ; Y
Should TICHBORN: not be able to go to Spain, it would be ‘ i
a severe blow. TICHHORN said that he appreciates our : i
position and did not see ary reassn to worry. The under- i
Signed said that we are preparing a contract for TICHBORN q. ; .
and would like to make it for at least three years, — .- wabat .
TICHBORN agreed, saying ‘that he too prefers a long-term. i
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FARZARE. “goRH TLCHIORA aNio “FAZZARE. ARE LWTERESTED, ia .
PROBLEMS OF LATI2 AMERICANS LIVING ‘TW AMERICA, © BOTH ‘ALSO
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INTERESTED AND KNOWLEDGEABLE SPANISH LITERATURE. ©
2. SUGGEST WE CONTRIVE WeTENS. THIS SUANER oF.
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& WES RE. OPERAT powaL, possial TIES.
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THAT you Fumes pe THES OFFICE tat. ' wAT. TON “CHECKED. perow, OF weve VAPORMAT LON AS INDICATED.
_, Sate wid “aennowiedie 5 Fecetpt of your
gees 3 June 1968). Foquogting enaptenet to.
hetero ths OA may be. einaiea, ali Field and Hodde
quarters traces: (including Green Met) = must.de brought
. up to cate.
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MEMORANDUM FOR: .CI/Oa
Via: ¢/D0/CO
SUBJECT: - Edvard G.. TICHBORN ©), 201-253203
| Amendment of OA
be. ‘prov ed by the SUSALINE ‘Spanigh affiliate; WUSALINA/ Iberia.
The results of this trip indicated that ‘such ‘accesa did extat . :
‘and could bo exploited by thé assignment of a qualified officer
as the BUSALINE:representativé in WUSMLINE/Iberia. ‘This sewigu~
nent was, offered to -TICHBORN in the summer of 1967 but: ‘ho. ¥
tine
unable to Bccept . tt..2603 peté 1: reas at th
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4. It.is “not anticipated that - TICHBORK himself will
atteppt recruitments | nor that be will be required to break ~
fife cover. Contact with tho- wadrid Station will be main- BO
tained under. secure’ conditions at all tines. So ae
ee a Do. William Sorréls |
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MEMORANDUM FOR: RECORD ;
SUBJECT : Project WUBRINY ~ Edward G. TICHBORN (P). 990 .
. . Lote oo moo _ a r oo
igned met with TICHBORN at.
ersigned's “FOO
“Néw, Yi 4
was ting | in the ‘laundry, toom:: lof. his +
ment collapsed, | He said that hé is meeting with. a represen=
tative of the, insurance company with which his apartment | :
owner is {insured to ‘seek compensation. He had previoust
asked for and was mailed a list of benefits. -under his
hospitalization policy. TICHBORN can sit™ down; “but.
sitting, it is very painful for him to get ‘up ;
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2. Per agreement-.with Cilef, EUR/L/S.
signed of fered TICHBORN: a fee of "925: ca
TICHBOR will bh am y bis own. hrs
‘n $1,1 0.¢ C ener,
‘;000 - base salary. -TICH) ;
: efits qutside his hast
rip. teat sportation ess ‘than fir
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TICHBORN. op. hed i
‘no e senior copy att f mB :
gith WUSSLENE iti WUSALINE/Lbe ria. iia Late L 66. ha .
ested that a developer of -inw business be obtained, a a .
his overture waa followed - Sy TICHBORN! s éxploratory . Be
trip in June 1967 Sudsequent Ly. a WUSALIFY company. :
for which Th L ant, follow
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would amend the cover letter to include this posaibilicy, |
Hoth che undersigned’ and WUBRINY/L stressed the importance -
uf TICHBORN's obtaining U. S. clients to represent in =
Spain, Some further training for TICHBORN was recommended
- by WUBRINY/L, including visits to certain WUSALINE affili-
. ates, The undersigned concurred, stuting that. a visie=: . oF
is to WUSALINE's affiliate in Greece wold Be ‘particularly . os -
. useful ‘because TICHBORN. might also do an assessment there .
on a Greek associated’ with ‘WUSALINE's. affiliate, .. .
5. WUBRINY/1 said that QUSALT/L is cofitng
Bhe .third oe sone ek week tn May 1968. ft
nee
NE Sa,
to the.
t -WUBRENY/1L TICHBORN woul
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bé more libe
ely extend. The undersigned said =
a re that vAgency would émbody TICHBORN#s employmént term my
oor ... kn a contract from which commercial terms could be drawn,.
2 The undersigned added that all ‘of the funding of TICHBORN
would not necessarily have to be accomplishe through
“ WUBRINY/2L. 0-7 me on
. TICHBORN owes the Agency $199.99 on an ‘old loan,
N proatsed faithfully to send tne’ undersigned a
nt prior te 3yviay 1968, : ;
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Gaeta, 650 cantere cer,
Pratacrese
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busines : fed’ ; ~QU!
Chong Oa the ot Aer Nand you way that’ sone of: E
Witt follow you to Spaia, and tt would “appar, that he market in.
Bpsia ter-cohsulting taevices La sonewhdt. less comsdtitive than...
: . fa the case he Be) Bo! the evertual rospects. could: Be $904.
2 ot ‘ggtked Out extremely”
rr aes and brews) cane aboet fn
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leble tiné te thet: i
f with the. work “OF the ffir, r
you, might callicn.the v. S. figs operating
x the sezvices a7 ICA. Iberia. You can get |
would suggest’
kms through the Department ef Comme.-ca, ° AS
americén' Club in Madri which Guczge ,
<=) whose nenbers would certain} ny. be. agpro=.--<-- -
priate tor such Prospect ns
t an : . . . a A
tyes
an busi iness
is. ‘oper. ating
ration and BANIF owa aporoxi-
ICAP Iberia, in turn,
qual .
rst = ing work to BANIF, but
-wher enounts to 2 305 override om such work. . -Ia
srds, cur indirect interest ia consulting work which we ; ;
_ge:.for BANIS through IGaP Iberia is 15%, wnaich comes off the
SFr es _, Ka-would be ‘pleased to altééate’to you a share in.
_ our interest in any such work, brought in throug} ‘your efforts... vos
: for fee purposes by ICRP Iberia and BANIF) asc. :
i.e., halt.qg-our incire t intere. ef all:
ctual co
ond, year
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- | Pnother se¢tor where you could work .airet L
ECAP Iberia is rclatec to: the foregoing, andiis simply U.S. >
law. To the extent that you could provide “an: inshouse_8.S--
legal capability for then, perticularly with iyespect to U.S.
‘corporate prsctice anc tax matters, I am sure this would be
helpful. a a at
; _ ; correspondence is essential to inter-
'. matiosal busiaess “We do Notvhear: from our. Spanish friends:
we. do fron George Economakis oz Giovanni Manes. The resul
; hat is. soing on.in Spain, and do. not haye-
és.. I ag sure that i€ you. were there you would
@ of opp01 Funities:, ‘and es a result we could
& job-for then. | In addition, you could act a
Iberia and the other
= liais
on between ICAP
a
nis. velye your knowing the 4
ace weaknesses. of the © ar IGADsS, so as ‘a firs:
uld request that you spénd two or th
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(this would of course:
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It is fine to nave good ideas end to carry out thorough feasi-
bility studies, but if you do not have a client wne will go .-
into these plans, they will not do you much good. Until Toay
came along, ICA? H las did four or five studies a year for
their own account, which they did not consummate. Now they.
seen to be im about the same position we are, waich is: that.
“Be: fore we ‘poceed: i the full study we havé sold the. éa:
d the study is- mosely - ‘By- way of eocuméntation and bacreround..
Nest investors, come in on our” say-S0 on the telephone, not: in:
sponse to any ‘Gocunents. Tony has this power, @ th
ICRP He’ Las, for
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her andi sing which we’: can,ne br do On writeup:
real joo oF
. The. sécond- -capabili y- you" might be" abfe. to devaeids:
for us outsiés the- ICAP: [boria channels is related to the oleae
foregoing, namely to generate securities business for this’
office, just as Tony Lykiardopulo does. . Ovr Spécial Account
‘has the best performance Yrecord,of any readily available 7
- investment medium that a foreigner is likely to see, and it Has :
boen ¢etting petter as time Has gone on. It makes an. ~ a
3 celtent. Ati stration ‘of. our f cap ens ties ae the investment *
quired . xe) ‘actuarly placé
Lf you- could | Tganeiay them, and. “determine tk
: Way, On one of my periodic: trips I coul ‘discuss
4 with ‘them, ° and in the co’ 3
would. ‘Cevelop’ a ‘slowly. gtowing el,
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and their varic sts in Spain, td which you-have
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these various activities zs at present, letting us. know
where we stocs. OS ~
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C&SHA-23350, 11 January 1068
Your couzenta are requested.
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was: “daveatigated: ett ‘penom dusting: a visit:
ing tho week of: 25°
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questions posed and comment whera. pertinent, kayed to paragreph 2-o0f
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i Becoseary lLovesthest in tino, ioacy and effort. Accluded in thy
| latter scula be Chicf/UOlace approval. Sieh approval alWaya requires
i Bulid Operational justification and: Such Sustificaticn would be -
i especially necessary in this esse, duo to tlhe probable publication®
1 ONtLOL involved, Life Intornattonal. te are inclined to think. that
7 SCS & trip would nut bo tareh at, uniess, and this ts a porsibility
| Siscussed beloy in paresraph 2, TICHBORN were to bo assigned PCS te
t Spain for a period cf @ sear cr more. ;
3
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ec. Also discussed with TICIMORN curang Lis recént visit gas tho
Gubject of his contacto with Spaniards in bis tose city and of hig
GS9 in asSoeoing and developing Visitin: Spasieh coctacts of tho :
Station vho might La etecrod to bin. In the former catecsory, wa i
Ceterminod that TICMDORN Liss not yet been active in taking nov :
ceatacts Sut would to willing to do so, on ao ecelected basis. The
Question here is, whoa would co gish hip to meat and cevelop?
. ec (TICKEORN's immediate *enction vas to sugyest he meet the Spanish
| «| j- @@hassndor to Vashiogton.) Unicss the Station bas some specific -
; > candidates in mind, ca believe tha-most ‘profit to be tad from taig
exercise initinily, would te to cgivo TICLBORY the task of ‘agscudling
& spotting report co Spaiierds in-bis bose city enges
s i: a ¥
pres TE
; ‘ POOR : iG Cover. ‘CHDORA tly is covered <™.
e - as avbusiness corsultant.acd attorney under identity A.- He ig |. .f°
= - Specifically identigted cith Ycoatity B and, when required, as on
7 kis trip to Spain, vith WUSALING. ~~ Yo would bo perfectly wiilics to |
; Cog consider asiag TICKDORA in this vay provided tho tasets were cara-
i - - 0 ES ' fully selected and could ba stésred to ‘*ICSEOaN without endsocering |.
__d. In answer to paragraph ‘Od of tho Reference, wa are forsarding cre
5 under separage cover copics 62 tha: reports shich TICEBORN sabnitted a4 4
e; | ‘to Beadquarters after bin return. We can find so irdieatton tha 1 4
2. as the Station actes, the qués
‘Eedrid for TICEBORN was che
ONE PIs Mite BL RL Ve at
b _ Je gill bo most interested in your progress. — . OR
“* 4l. rhe case of QUSALT/1 is, as ever, a thorny ona. fo wilk ~:~
comzzent on it by separate dispatch. - . : . —
5. To sum up, Headquarters is also impressed with TICHDORN'’s
potential as indicated by hia ull-to“brief vieit to Spain last year.
| . {eontinued)
- oe eo ores To ee rs eee — pos .
te. -S$3a VSE FPO OLS EDITION, a) 2 aa .
pees “ Lose CRET [ae |
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- Judging: tron dis performance. thero it appears that be would be a
valuable addition to ‘the Stotion effort avainet’ the unilaterial -
tarnet, if he were-to.be assigned to Spatn. -Hig utility heré, or on -
a brief TOY eAbignnent frow here is, we feel, far.leace énd- can only. ¢
ba taier acvantage of by a realintic wclection of spy tasis we ray
asx bin to perform. Thero is little doubt that-he can neet Spaniards
of interest, the problea lies in hov to follow up at lonz range, of
how to transfor g relctionship established by TICGUIDORN to sonsona
else who could teke opernticnal ndvantece of it. Otherwise, te will
end up with a long list of rasea and little eise. On this basic
point, a summation of the specizic itens dealt vith abovo, ¥e sould
wolcans: an exzchango. of views with the Station.
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~ MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD -
SRT EEEEES i DEG PEARS PS PLR ESP EL te EROS HY era
7
SUBIECT; Land Development Project - Valencia, Venezuela
. _ Through these indivfauals, either ‘socially oF © on: ‘a Professional basis, . 7 ; 7 f -
. |. . - . TICHBORN thas 3 access tor 7 ; oa
— i 7 / opt re - a
i a. “Eugenio Mendoza, - businessman - . Ss! Tg
- j ve Sa y bd. Pedro. Tinoco - lawyer and advisor to IBEC and David . :
3 ee Rockefeller. oe
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" Lut's Ignacio. Mendoza: - lawyer :
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Sy dissed REARS et Bid FREE PM ran ca. ARR a ARM Bh Thy ENE pant ase ec detnaety piace womctite
Moldy hata ie golg®
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less
yapapod vit 7 FAT . . .
hh. Fila Henning - wife of Pablo Henning; daughter of one
of Venezuela's richest men whose name TICHBORN -
= 4 oe could not recall; studied at the Maryknoll College,
- Tarrytown, New York; -was sympathetic to Peres
Jimenes.
- 2, TICHBORN. has also met Mr. “Harold Horan who is Executive
Secretary of the American Chamber of Congtees. So
asa ecamce erate Sree eee a ae oro
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COMMENTS (Number each cecment to ihow trom whom
fo whom, Drew 2 line otress <otvmn cher cach comment
TOr (Ofcor designation, room rember, ond
building)
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief/E/IB/3 .
| SUBJECT: . . Project WUBRINY - Posciblo-Operational —
Support of Madrid Station. Objectives *Y.
+ Edward G.. TICHBORN Py
REFERENCE: OSMA 235350 Dated 11 Senusry 1968"
We Bean
eho. oe rn TICHBORN fan adcess » and develop selected Spanteh contacts” . [ oe
Ty of Madrid Station who may ‘be. visiting ‘New York and who desire a ik
. oo Introductions tn: US commercial circles, -° |
c. _TICHBORN ean develop Spantorde in New: ‘¥ork as ‘may be:
Ti 7H HEORN hes not :
a8 8 Fecult of Journalietic collaboration with Katherine Anne -
. Porter, is represented in New York by a top lterary agent,
Monica. IWeCall. ‘TICHBORN thinks that {t would take him two
to three wedke in Spain interviewing top Spaniah industrialiata
‘ and bankers. He would send letters in advance. to these targote
informing them of his proposed itingrary, the purpose of hie
trip, ‘and enclosing coplea of his previous articles: with favor
: viewer: comments. He emuld be, essentially & free latice.
. tisiaess purpose.ao woll, Inthé.latter
at following TICHBORN's trip to
baht:
for dispatch | ta the. Madrid Station por refs
a oe Pérconnel ‘goncernad with Project WUBRINY will be glad to -
work with EAB/S in any follow-up te to the Posotbilities noted above. a
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Reference: OSHA 22,778 ; . : . .
1. .Madrid has awaited a report of Ticn {BORN s trip to. Spain _ :
and some ‘response to the various proposals made in Reference Dispatch.
SHERIDAN carried back the sessage that TICHEORN would not be assigned.
; PCS to Madrid as suggested he ‘might be in DIR 32794. We have a high:
"opinion of TICHBORN’ s > talents, 50 this was 3 disaypoiatnent.
; Gan FOsAEINS iberii ‘be aa cat satoration co}lectio
: nechanisn? ot Bebrsend amnion : :
wow
- be Has further ‘thought been given to TICHBORN’ 3 writing
an article (possibly for "Life International") on leading Spanish :
" industrialists and bankers? : vw .
ute dee ée fa
_- @e Can TICHBORN develep Spaniards. in his home city’ for.
Madrid Station? Can the Station esk selected. Spanish contacts, who
. will be ‘travelling to. TICHBORN'S city, to look up TICHBORN. as a mean
fo. assessing aad developing thea? te: .
: d. Is TICHBORK. preparing a report or con la
followup, action to. Reference tri ? oy
' questions cle
above questions and where we: now “stan
we can in tu in make Suggestions’ on hor we
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CONTINUATION.OF
DISPATCH
- there are several developments rélating to ‘TICHDORN/WUSALINE, ete.
* that should he mecticned.-
. ks The Station is now in direct contact, vith DEN Gof. .-
Referenée. a \ TichanS TROoNE Y
If he can be cleared, Station plans to attempt to recruit
QUSALT/1.-
- | .€+ The Station. is no longer countering WUSALINE Iberia
as a possible cover: mechanisa. i | .
4. The station (Chrougy HARRIOTT and Noch) has met
IDEN B. of References: -_. ; ; - :
4 We ‘would. appree.
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1 February 1968
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
Y _ SUBJECT: . Project WUBYZAS Status Report
REFERENCE: Memorsndum fot h<cord, dated 23 January 1968,
_ | Same ‘Subject an _
"In brief, the: OGC at d'firm onthe proposed contract aa written
oe : BLENKINSOP, lle. to allow interim hotel expeases greater than $1000.00 —
f
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‘ Guggested changes, it was decided to accept BLENKINSOP's request for -
eated.chanige reads “Barring extraordiniry circumstances, these. -
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eDiets eee ay ioe
s/ are-‘not ta exceed the amount of $1006. 0
Bote
seeks and that in thie casé. hotel expenses ‘eoald-be
| was advised on 24 January 1968 of our position. -
‘He Will relay it'to WUBRINY 1 and/or BLENKINSOP.:
S Teaction is awaited, - ie eae
C ‘cominents 6a. BLENKINSOP's suggested a
"| and rejected BLENKINSOP'® suggested changes. One. change suggested: by.
in Instanbul, if acceseary, was considered administrative by the OGC and
i. “2 4 8 = deft te DO for decision. ‘In view of the rejection of BLENKINSOP"'s other. .--
interim hotel expenses to exceed $1000.00 if necessary, BLENKINSOP's . _
BLENKINSOP notus that time in transit for furniture. ay
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MEMORANDUM FOR: RECORD 7 oS oe a
SUBJECT Agreement with WUBRINY/1 to Defray. I ,
. a Portion of Edward G. TICIBORN's (P)° . Soot
$17,000 annual Contract Fee. poo. ne
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/1.that the Agency does not have -at this i
any operational requirements for TICHBORN a {
and that, ideally, -TICHBORN's: $17,000 annual contract - Be ms
fee would be offset.completely by commercial fee 2
income... . ce .
-., 2. WUBRINY/1 said. that he is forming a. develop-
ment company in Venezuela for a land development project
in’ which-TICHBORN could. be very useful. the next six
months. He proj sed that, the development company
Tf" the ¢
», TICHBORN. will be retained for.
; xt months plus ‘a bonus. .
sssftul. The company will, of. |.
fray -TICHBORN's expénsés incurred on™
ad. devélopmént project. | or the Agency and,
E WUBRINY,. the ag eencnt With WUBRINY/1 means
: USALINE will expend $3,500 ‘to. retain TICHBORN
for the next six months, . |. : Te
retain TICHBORN for six months. at $5,000;
Project is continued
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" . MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DO/CH ;
ATTENTION Mrs Donald G. Lemioux i
SUBJECT _; Funding of Project WUBRINY through i
; Project WUTACTIC/WUGLITTER 7
Syd eee L, Aa -you. ‘know, RUTACTIC/WUGLITTER currently holés i
- .$X%,338:88 of. sect WUBRINY: funda’ consisting ‘of! }
i. -
“b, $2,659.81 from Project NUTARDY to reimburse” |
WUSALINS for an operational survey in Spain, i
r . |
' c. $5,000.00 from Wit Division to reimburse i
: WUSALINE for support of Contract Agent Edvard G. I
= TICHBORN (P),- |
a from. sUsALINE t |
: 5 [7,285 10. 2 5 a J i
a . dh the ‘£8Vor: of WUSALINS. ‘in this asount and sent to: ; +
| . BUSALINE Attention: the author of the billing. ° i
_ ‘3. Would appreciate completing, thie transaction. wo ee
5 : If the check route is not. i
ai ‘would be all right. Necessary -
‘fer. can: be supplied, if needed, . by
ations; the, remainder: of Project
i re ee
vo TH Epord aor. . i - YGab/tberia a.
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CAGLES INTRATRUDT MEWTORA Pimamcid, COMB TamED
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‘December 20, 1967.
—
Sr. Ismael ‘Aguila
\ Président .
Diamond de Panama —
S.A. - ‘ - -
Apartado 4297 © :
Panama City, Panama Be
. Dear Ienaels : *
Please forgive mo for not: having. submitted my accounting.
sooner than this. ‘As you know, I have. been away from New York
on several trips and my correspondence has accordingly fallen
behind. Should thero be any question concerning, the data
which you will find on the attached sheet, please let me know,
and i shall be happy to‘submit any clarification you desire. |
. At the. moment I am devoting all my time to the Sattelite
City: project in Venezuela, and: have consequently let ‘matters * .”
_xide with respect Eo, the’ Mexican border development program. ——
Please let ine know when you are coming, to New-York, -for
I would like to. take you to that. wonderful Latino restaurant +
_you mentioned in our Yecént phone. conversation. oo
Un abrazo carinoso. ~
comescone oan
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EXPENSE TEPORT
American Management Assoc.
Conference on business problems of Spain
Mayflower Hotel
. Discussions regarding border “development .
ee
Ametican Express.
_ Spanish trip regarding shiver. mines, ce ate!
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mek
Reimburse Lopez:
‘Extra expenses regarding border “ev.
b
Advance to Lopez |
Expenses Mexico-San Antehio-Los Angeles
regarding borde rc development
“Charged to TCA.
Expenditures re TCAP general
Diners, Club . nl,
. Entertainment Mex Consul 3 TeaP ‘General .
“Ameritan Express
Vision Travel thes”
Ve of plane | fare for Mexico.
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COMMENTS (Number eorh comment to. show fro whoa
fo wher Drew © ling ovens cola eft eock cxmment.)
GIO “GSES* Go SECRET —[] CONFIDENTIAL o ea Oo UNCLASSIFIED
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Memorandum secpey
To C/00/Pers — PATE: 16 Novenber 1967
a .
FROM CMt/Cantzacts
4 A : -
: SVBIECT: Edward G. TICHBORN, Insurance Premiums
sa paiemnenne
! ;
(EL Teds Tequested your office effect necessary arrangements
for Edward G. TICHBORN to forward future insurance premiums directly
_ to a DO-component for related processing. .
2a Heretofore ‘TIGHBORN has been sending his check for -
Premiums to: »
plo. "Mr. Wiliam Rodgers: .
hPL, Box 10146
ie _ Woodridge Station.
; Washington, D.C. - 20018
| 3. It was noted that on his last check, TICHBORN had of ‘course’
signed the check in true name but had also inserted "TICHBORN Medical
Insurance", It would appear to be advisable to brief TICHBORN:
on the use of a pseudonym,
: Bay U.S. Savings Bonds Regularty on the Payrall Savings Plan 7 oa
a bo
Deane
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WH /BSF 3D5325 6823 | . 29 September 1967
—_—
OFFICER'S ; COMMENTS (Number each comment to show from whom |
INITIALS. % whom. Drow a line actos conumn after soch comment.)
TO: (Officer designation, room number, ond care
building) .
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pateg cae
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29 September 1967
MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DODS , :
ATTENTION. =: Mr. Gale Allen
- FROM - _ = Chief, 8H Division:
“SUBJECT =; Edward 6. TICHBORN (P) - Settlement: of.
: ; Outstanding Account Oe 2
- REFERENCE”; .
i Jv ocr ds. Daring. a Meeting on -13 September: 96%. C/NH/BRF advised. |
: subject that monthly payments of $125.00 had been received: . :
! ‘ ~ through May Y967 and ‘that funds due him from TDY ‘travel in coe. of
i the amount of: $175.01 RG applied as his June payment. 2s -
7 2: TICHBORN stated he thought he had mailed a check ce _— .
., for $125.00 and he would ‘check his: records whén. Ke returned -- 00 Fe ee
. to New York. ‘As of this date. no check has: been received: .
A
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Re intrarsenan® of Proprietary Projoct WUPRIKY for
Expenses of Edvart 0. Edvari 0. TI TICHDORE BP
Salary ami
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of $4,585.99 covering the $2,250.00
(917 000-18, 730) and ‘tha. $2,335.99
. Anstructions.
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FR: Boyes , Bo , ~
- SUBJECT: Requert for Covert. yseut (ther Than Cash and Treasury Check)
Tt 1s requested that payuent authorized on attached docunents reflecting obligation -
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reference number (or other divisional ref. No.
be. tide in. the following manner: -
Le Pajrent to
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a “Method of Payent
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b. By, dgposits ‘bank. transfer, . ete. to Payee! s Bank Accounts.
‘Banking instructions. to effect deposit (for « use by Requesting ( officer or
Compensation and Tax Division)
Complete the. following: -
(1) Account Name:
~ (2) Account Number
0 week Wire or
(6). Payment ‘tb be ‘originated fron__- i
shes
(ty Indicate remittoe if destred:
e. If payrent Is to. ‘be. orig inated dv!
and complete: s :
pactetation, 3 ‘Fie
7” 2 Osfise of Finance. . To , date:42 Loptentoy, p eter J
Suszi¢T: Recuest for Covert Payzent (Other Than Cest and Treasury Ckeck)
regues? sed thet payrent aut hor ized on attached docueeate refibeting | ob] fgution
ve nucoes (or other divisional ref. No. de
@ Ease {a the following manner: . _ : .
i. Paytent to _ _ £53 Biles
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Acsois No.
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- MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, DODS.
* ATTENTION —':. Gate Allen:
:, FROM : Chief, WH Diviston, — a
SUBJECT =. : Edward G. TICHBORN (P): - Settlement of
. on ‘ Outstanding | “Accounts OT ee,
. p ,
contact WH Division: when he'was in the Headquarters ea:
for further discussion. and settlenent. _
2: In addition,. ‘TICHBORN
Agency which he is required: t
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“Please: neve your eople Tread. he e abtached men": 0
orantum’ from rr. Meson. “what Ian interes ted in is ithe
suggestion ‘from ‘Perry Jester that We. wight win over var- ;
fous. Vichy agents in ifrica. T would like to have your, : vt
jiows - ag to. whether Jes ter’ shoule be talked with and thet
susyestion of his explored.
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for the ‘preparation on itussian Cupabilitiés-ia also essirned to this:
office, 1& being understood that .tha military. section on the Western . :
front. will be undertaken, With. the cooperation of Colors1 lionta2- te and a vob
that the military -aspe ets of the Siberian area will be. eovered. by - : .
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idssion, The net result of the Mission ‘Appears merely: to have strengthened
Ganchi and the policy of passive resistance, lrs. Luce bélieves, however, :
that, in a short run at east, there is nothin? wrong with the morale of . .
the Indians and “the Chinese that cciuld not be corrected by a couple of :
substantial victories, Wav relly: ih a letter ‘to ors, -Lucé éxpressed hinself
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(of = 1. GER 40: | 8583 April 23, 8 p.m.
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_ Recent discussions with Lunt, INP, pemphiet ‘with-comis, |
- Soviet combative possibilities proposed, with thought.” |-
giving publication attributiton to local group to be |:
° Metermined... Urge INP "s publications bra eae
: ‘Towing lines: t production her
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raphy Stalin”
erent party
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4 b Qo-car - vc “ 4 AEA ant
pose with such fallen, time’ heroes or friends of"! -
Sov. Union as - Hitler, Busharin, Tito, Clementis.
or otfiers “dependent on existence pictures in archives.
- ‘ b. .
Captions for pictures can be taken. from one of two sources
'., or both. Either original photo éaption or quotation from
thet-era when "friend" was in favor, or a later quote from
a denunclatory. statement concerning the fallen man. ‘ Possi-
‘. -bly: both quotes. could be used, the: former above, the latter’.
». below ‘the picturés, “Suggést. most careful research be made.
“.for most succine
reaction soonest .%
uote to carry off this idea. Request’ —
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SDS ms “1BNiSON from a to ano oo ; ; . . .
: oe i . Os thorough review of the whole set-up. \nsoa _ghfassed tro. pointst : \
(1) "The: book: aust be” Losked up by July 31." Otherwise it couldn't. be”
‘primi in Septonper, And. in that. case it. maght te necessary to wait till —
‘ “about next Mayehe
~ (2) wIt mist bex the wort. ‘of book that Doubléday. sight’ be mitting o outs”
¥6 ‘ds "t5o -propagandistics. £7 , ju 6, Hun
€4200)3-" Secondly, Syren is stall secure, taund
¥ xanination,. and has besn ‘a great succaas: iin -
Far Sasterm fifa which does umusu 5
more Smportant than anyone bo
‘obviously. Fro ; ganda,"
oithes, y nor I think
yt
ip ___J returndd ‘the layout to hin, (He has ‘not agen the text
. the other 60-0dd a the aye He doesn't “plan to: tal)" Simb wetye seen it, He
recommonded that we give Shub another wok ‘tc.contime on ite Then thet, |
about Monday, Hay. 28, Sims and/or Beyun go don to HY for 2 or 3 days. and
work ‘with. Shub. on ie :
- > NB: He said that, later, it might be possible. for ‘Stub ‘to introduce na
. to. hig Jiabérator as an informal consiltant whoa che'd colied in. In other.
words; tn-attempting to sol: our views of it to Stub; 10. Bave, ‘algo ‘the protien
nis calibrators: dud Secu
: ‘Sworn 8 @3 :a. 0: ce
be allowed to. Seopantiia ‘Swen by: being’ tc
of ‘whothor™ ‘Stub ‘could’ sell. thea ‘in: tara ‘to ’
“He. both gave. oar viewer of” the baie ‘até “rengthe
ded: that. with the text: it may be. bottor than: it 1oéks .
th at theress 66 paged .to como s that. itis better to got out somothdrig than.
nothings that pe “can aluqys ao a 2nd or yeviesd versions that wo mist. Lace facts
“Fiot pub out: abook which .a high percentage of retailers simply w ntt: hn dheg
Ha: ‘also, at’ the-start, said somathing along ‘the. lines of what I- regard as,
fubian erroneous doctrine: that ne should show the respoisibility Syiat the
USA. and Germany. (Hitier?) had forthe staiw of affairs in the USSR; ‘I said all ‘such .
“things might be. sub-themes, if they could be tucked. din: nithoudt ‘detracting from
the main thémes, but thst.t thought they were very dub{ous: 17 pages. ont’ enuf.
to show wha’ mhat a. pad man. ‘and rogime. it is. .
aid, ‘included’ ‘that, eo. ought to put out
‘Lylots views in¢lu
My views, agreeing with mch he had s
something that. the man. in ‘the tarber-shop, anynhers in the wo a, would ‘leat -
| through and couldn't turf over more than” 3 or or 4 modsscutive .pages without beginning.
At to think: "This really mst mst be x bad man, killing that many of his. om. cabinet,”
‘That we should not atteapt sapt other an an exhaustive’ in consecutive ‘chronological
treatment of the 71"years since 1879 or.éved since “1905. or 191%. Just. hamér noms
‘rain points, such as that they had a Constituent b Assembiy,, ~unth Lenin killed at
oy by force and fraud, etc,
= 7 Sb gent aL EVOREAY ETRY Fesre HTTPS ECT Cw AA, Wen ee eee eT TY APE, a
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’ That the main themes” should be such as: SEpREL Se .
. ; vere ! re
‘y wo. : He kilis & Kills é kilis An We us eo bask 1 + au at . nly ee
ao . - ; - He lies & lies & lies a !
Thoy defect & defect. & defect , _ ;
The worshippers return disillusioned, in droves ‘
The top CP men get liquidated as soon a3 Stalin takes a over, ins
Cot funy
Toe mo Cucchoslorsita (ceamtis trial coming wp), ato ate
Le That’ what wo. should. include is. the things that differentiate them from-us, =
- after everything thet. cah be said against v us has been: said: Tho things they
DO NO, that we don't dos.
; behind the. G-bail) ta Livite-interainable 0 95
- -Rigtorians ara still arguing about- whothor Ceo
oe ite for: v W i. It is- folly to “mate .
- That we “are putting, curse)
arguaents vin re diplomtic
England, Austria or’ Russian
(it is Stdll-at least: sriuasie thet 1t wd:
Space $2.
as) try. ‘too hard’ to pin Wil It-on him,
After all,.
wa have taken plate, in some fora, even if Rissta had still been Tsarist.
7 there has been mich carnage’ lorig before. Stalin was even bor.
‘We ‘should, to ba sure, touch: ‘the far and Peace theo, wich means so much
the world over. -But the way to do it is to establish Beyond doubt that the
gan is and always hes been bad, ditto the regime), they both’ tolerate no .
. ‘opposition: therefore, they.are, in "gal tadefense".. edpansionist. But let us do
this with broad, repetitive strokes; not got bogaed dow in the details of woe Se
‘Munteh,” ‘the Finkish Wary Pearl’ Harbor: ; Joa, ee ae
oo "He agroad that the ‘best Wo Can ao, in all the cires, is we . 4 try onca © ae *
more to sell this. viow to Stub," and content oursdlves- with whatever result wo pa,
“In view. af past. failuras te gall Boris on the: subject: fat least on many
points), I'm not- boo! optim stic,. I think we shoulds
a : . (2) Devil's ddvicate hin. on the Hiotures we think should bo serappods |
a (2) Get a prone, tron! j a that he will give some ‘space ‘to certain topics
“gach as: the SLAVE LADOR MAP ‘and a display of, say, a doden of the "Li Years :
_in Soviot Canps” ‘type of authors; a disphsy of the "God That Pailed® a eee
_ | etressed that JB il and self woutd: be ‘only too delighted if Goris can-
“ gortvince us it is better: jhan wo feats Toe i : . .
RE $00,000. Tr asked: about this. figiro,, “which 7 had heard mentioned:
qoatereay Lyle said t £ Swen's. investpéat int 44 would ba amounting to’ about
; mould have fo produce that sum, He said NO, Swen's..
Dele as RE ‘ROYALTIES FOR. SHUB. fie’ ata - the collaborator would be getting 7
‘whieh ne thought mignt bring; him in $60,000, Ha thought it mignt be Mtecnse ;
("discuss it with’ Legal jand: Joo"==-thrt-“Beris's contract snould be acended sv’ oe
“that he would get a portion of the Foyalties that nominally ‘come to hia, insofar ot
pou erage :
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as. 5 they: oxéeud ‘hia. annial. salary 7, I asked that. pertion?® and Lyla paid.
“toh, perhaps’ 4 o.1/3," which, mt the excass were $12,000 —a- figure izle --
suggested aa possible— noald bring hia in an extra $k or $6,000, . os \
Shub'a contract with CIA expires 31 Dee, 1951. His contract with Sven, . '
. Lyle pointed out, -winld stil? os‘ih effect “after that, { But: hie contract with.
ot, a Xsan CIA would: stilt: sio. doubt obligato, hiv ha retura royalties to Cl, Aste
ce, CS Swon, avon aftar 3 Dees 19524 /
- I said. this mightn't -be a bad’ idea, . as Shuib ‘may tend to’ Pa somwhat
- ‘eour, seoing his. collaborator getting his auch largar salary end 7 1% royalties -
on top of thats” On second’ thoughts, - honover, . itis doubtlesa a: & very poor. —
. _pkacedent — : wa.could perhups” obtain ‘and quote to Shub CIA Legalts-.cpinion
in te(that offeét— that OPC employees should take royalties from commercial ~
“enterprices th ‘which they happen t be. connected, oo
I believe hie fe. -padd. quite’ a ‘get rous figure, which oi otight: to keap
‘-garried. man wh ‘dependents. ahé “of the Collect. of. ‘Interrial- ‘Reverie.
Ly worth more; - poss bility of .
on whe iis contract . gent cénes up for .~
7 renewal, could be cérisid red, At-any rate, in the” interésts of ‘keeping his
morala- ap during tha final phases of work oo the book, z suggest the whole
matter should be handled not too brusqiely.
RE MCOMUNIST 200" ,: end. refusal of many us retailers to hindla it, sea.
attached . ‘Mamo of Record of what. Manson told ms,
_?. Bunsont “ile have to face ‘plain facte, My’ experience ‘with "CZ" shows to
. that wevhave ta mix in glasses of oranga juice with thé castor ol], "CZ"is . ‘
“. aboub) as vielos-as the’ tretfie will béar, If. the 4S ‘Stalin in Photonbook engcleo ;
“to Strongly of propaganda,” a lot furdtailers. ;
ONCLUSION e. We ‘shoula. satay in
- ” . ~ (a) Hoar everything Shab can ‘say an ‘dofense of his versions.
: - (by Do a atrong devilts’ advocate job ageinst the Pages. x0 think |
: ne should delete .
_ (c) Insist thet, in the renntning 66 “pages, cortain topics met be.
ae adequately dealt with: “.Sdave Labor, Defections, Cultural Puargee
“Purges of. top Commnista. in dren Curtain countrless
Tobe - (a) Hope’ for the best amd be prepare q to accept, tiiat may ‘be. a not too
_ satisfactory bargain, ~—e: g
rotations, and about | adn
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‘27 uay 1951:
PHONED SHUB
“Lou Scherer (iE) phoned to say that he had to seo Levitas, editor
of Now -Lacder, in connoction - mith a new project, and with several otter matters,
Would “Like to. see him for about an hour. (OSP had wiggested I ask Boris
3. Shub to. arrange ‘the appointment, _
boo. I phoned. Boris Shub, ard phoned Scherer back thet Shub would meet him
at 10.50-a.m, tenorron fay tho. bookstore below ( 2) the I'L office at 7 Be eS Ste
Shub will ‘introduce Scherer to Levites, at ne _
Re PHOTO BOCK.
2 ‘Borda said ‘there’ are’ o3 iatters whi — eori® lve without, bit: “se
1 would distinctly ‘strengthen the ‘Deok if you o-ld- pethaps got “thom at: ‘the:
library “Congress a. . :
oe “@Q: Tt is ‘cofieaivabl that ‘there exist photos. of. éronds- 5 leing f fred. a
upon in Hove=Jane 191F~-1918,. -in connéctioa with rioting on the dissolution |
of ‘the: Constituent ‘Asseubly, * (Seo Shab! Lenin).
(2) ° Fighting in tioscoa, Nov. 1917 (There was no fighting in Petersburg):
(3) Collectivizatlon. Sonic think it is conceivable there axiet
photos: of peasants being shipped: north to Siberia during Collectivization.
_ Cf. CIA Graphics? | - ,
Oty Library: of Congresae oe
Re RUSSTANS. as. ALLIES
. ‘Boris: has “just heard from a “Ru sn. friend, and’ has sent to London for
’ _confifmation z+seen nothing in the. papers about "ht hera— that there has been
+. ‘formed in London a BRITISH SOCTETY FOR ‘A FES RUSSIA,“ with Major Hilton’ (aathor |
. and éx-military : attache in Moscow) as president and* the Duchess of Atholl as.
¥ Ticec presidents Encouraging, he “thought. r
- " "He also mentioned the FREMDOM: UNION FOR “GERIANARUSSTAN FRIEDSHIP reported
. "dn the Ma a NY Herald-Trib, wath: Mayor Reuter and Bons Russians | - among ‘the
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Pron CFN's Log for 17 Mey 1951. oo, oo _
. 5 . This morning I spent an hou= and a half with ‘Lyle Mungon and - - ; a
\ ; . . irs. ahi ( FE), going over Boris. chubta narrative-in-pictures of the
. gareer of Stalin, Lyle showad us 1, finished. layouts Lie 37 ‘two-page noe
sproads s/ of an eventual 172 or ‘17% and told us ‘that the reviainder nould be
. finished in, about 3 weeks. _ He also, said that. 60 pa, es of the text. were: ‘now
oh 7 finistod, and tt rest wouild be di Sin ain b wats, He has: > aah us to Prove. =
a a an », woe eee ‘A memorandum fron “Bob: ‘nstoa. about the Pianiss Agr Force's | en
re “60. ‘to 1 ‘Prepondérance in its war with Russia, © : ;
“A menorandun from Harold Gosnell tracing Us ‘add to Russia,
A set of Photos 6f the Katyn Massacre and a copy of John Droderiokts, -
_ Summary, .. it sent Shub Katyn ‘photos several’ weeks ago e/« . ~
eae ° aay
. ao : , arnuey
a File STALIN FHOTUWBOOK ehh
Bros Sits 103, 2 May 1951
Bin Kintnas has Suggested: thet ‘er. Burriswoyer « consult “with ©
~ — Boris Sm in New Tork: ‘tomorrow on themes for black Bi. against: the UssR, :
Sa oe Minky and I s88-n0 obyvction to this meeting, and I have notified Stub
to axpect a a call fron Burrieteyer. ; . . . .
‘Shab; toda na ‘that: ‘tis Stalin: jitube-bodk & now ‘pio ses to ora a
- 18 mes oF shit 9 dublee sores, "enmor talng’ sone 500
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oo ; LITHUANIAN DAYS, Vol, 2, ‘Ho. 2, March 1951, piblished at.
“29204 8. Broadway, Jes: Angeles 3, Galifornia, With note:
yo as «ct BFYT, page 5 i rather phuirred photos of ‘Lithuanien resistance tigsters
So and ‘bodies of Soviat.: cties_/ and elecwhere-aa marked," .
oe Toba thats to bo mddaakin Kap ay fe med i pitt
ae 191. "Lithuanian, Genocide Show in Viqterbury.. ~
ca Amorican, cuspepers, the WATERBURY: SUNDLY REPUBLICAN and.”
: ig articles on Feb, 11 and. i2.marking the .
1% organized by -) terbury, Conn, Lithuanians, = -
we : : “tha first: of ita kind in the U. “Se, has on, display
: “Soviet deps ation ordsrs, documents on confiscation of farms, actual. pioto-"
“grachs of atfocitias. ‘comaltted. by the’ Soviet Uniori> ih Lithuznia, and ‘other -
evidence, “We reprint hero a portion of the article which. appicred an the?
WATERBURY. AMRRICAN." Doe,
Page. 205 Poen, LITHUANIA cRUCICLFLD, by Nadas Rastenis; & verses
in Anglizhe a rn oo, .
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me _ - ‘April i and 126 Be is sim ie will be "one of the Fealiy important ‘books
fs of the layout, which w.can look at oo
Seful. purpds¢ sould be served by ay ees,
ige@ste4, ‘He ‘thinks at inadvisable that :
; Sti 'S ‘collaborator! / : .
7 43: presbtag ‘tor 'a- : Oth: PRESS ‘DATE That may be teo optintatas,
but: he has located a Chitcago Breas which printe either Yogue- (Conde Hast® or
‘a: Yogue-siza magazine, and which, if thay stick to that format, can handle it
: with Hopababy Mun son wild ‘be ang to Snieage to investigate,
7 * Shubts coltaborat -
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be: ‘OF ‘to. ‘cout: on the publicta, rot
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In addition to the details which be ‘gave about Cosmunist Zoo%, 8 and. the
, ‘sStalia* “Photo-bookty Manson saids
‘The finished prodict odd, ‘be. ‘eareood. out, to. the fields.
“Re. ROCKPORT, the artist. Munson has. been paying aim (9350 a meath 1 think),
gotten about J. out: of him as he will needs © -
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said: thas. the: edito
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vee by toreing this eromty ait rseit
’ parfectly well that Tithegraphed: tite
~ SCHILLER should simply. be told:' "Fi
“Alternatively, ‘tha ga0d; phic
groups $25,000: or $2,500 and say:
: sopies of the ‘booklet with it,2
: a Re State Dept, and Great Swindlé;- Manson migsogted ny ‘giving a. éopy ot -
- the Great Swindle’ to Mrs, Crosew@ll or Col, Stubbs and asking thea to recommend. -
*: ' it to MecKnight as something they had come across, with the euggéstion that the
; - State Department bay copies of it for all taeir Reading Rocas.
: _ 2206 : i oh,
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ee , “T aslisd: whothor Madkatght of anyone in State know of fAts odtin
. : ~with, Swen, He said he did ‘not know, though -he dared. say: MasKnignt steht tb a. .
, Said n6 wala ha eiiting to vali on MacKnight to discuss State: Dept. eelotasee.
. din gotticg Sten stuff tiseoningtad, representing himself meroly as,a Private
; ee eitisan,
. T said I hadnt and wouldn't make any ment on of Swen + to anyone. at States
froa Minsen hineelt, wat ‘het Pts ai be potentially an Simportant: satter regirlag
careful working out by Pt, col, Stubbs, Minséa and: State Depts. ane
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; ‘He waits ma to see the lay-out, which should’ be pretty ceuplete at ‘that’ tine,
Saisie the: Final text®, They wore vorking. on. it. eu 4 a.m last night; .
; 3 are: the only time-his pol Leboratic ‘ean ‘work, | dxnept Mondays vatah
‘ie hae” ott; “ghey work on. nit all dey Sundays. and Menderes
- _ They Bare Lech over 6,000 photons, ;
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“ssh +9, 3. This ds hig edgarette case. Ta
: 10. Kap. showing locaticn of Katyn ~ : ree te, Se
. 12 jayers of ‘Polish officers. oo See . St .
| Dear Boris,
cal ins ‘undiocitted facte :
ho depo: 3. the TACTT. -D\assiol OF GUL? ; 7
g Usen TO RAISE WS ATI At Gone hee : _
haps quote. a sentence or to fren bins: se
a whom, yo, may eal a dutty. :
"about a do
Pari pass thy not us sono ordinary, paacoful UIRALILAN somes, ‘ples
pine cree CIES Ro PRAYDA, repeat PRAYDA, OFFICIALLY a0: TPTHIG. ICTIVE’: RES IS=
quotes, let you or sore your: fr.
After all, no “resistance” photo, what mith fakery, will earry conviction
to then tho win! be convinosd. Stee StS felony Mat sary eonrtet
Tee renee PRC pene cee a etn ee nd a pe a
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en tiae, ie F glocs you've had tare sped yee
a 1 can thay be ashsmed of- this histovic edition, \
‘the national Tfe id esBes Harblock ‘ has a:
has nerély’a black border around a white space, with the met
above, cetamaay © S8> £ 42 eyecatoting fn
510 West: 110 Street
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Mi : a ; March 22, 1851 -
Dear 3ill:
. ~ . Picture book now in high. gear as layout is beginning to
Bo . take shave. New. pictur es of both historical and photographic :
py pricelessness stili “Coming in.feegs a-shot showing a wildly cheering
' “erowd of “nussian : asants greeting first German tro ops---defore
; en ain for -mMABs. murder) . This picture. never used: in this
u La aul ply by. many exacples buf.
ou could Set a FING good Past oF 0 ao
1 “look” like (although there will still ‘bs
: P caption writing and: final checic 18, to go) .
the jie} will be am ive 2 .
; “Saw ‘Lote. of. then. ‘you
Ooo tt a. : en S' nents ‘properly. packed in
ae te cardbo a to. prevent folding’ or ‘cFacking. This is a: must, since
anne: £9) eS : ,this is missing from the otherwise bottomless |
; archives watch we'be unearthed .. ;
a a 2. + Any degent shots of. anti-Communist ‘pestatance bebina the
ae ube difricult.
get: tes fast be ect
1 : g tirig the. layout, which is.
ike a motion “pictére Pecording of thé whole
€ 6 obs tach ‘8. Joe thought x& your :
the ight direction th hough still
élivered at Town Hall by iieahsn.
ne mist ‘teach Acheson to cut }
obo . @Eat is the purpose: of. this rubb ish? z fnew. lots of. professional
wo —— aiplomate think this Is very "cute" and ‘arch really meant to
- ; "embarrass" people like J.Stalin and G.. enkov. "heteaity, the only
thing it can arouse, bothnamong the Kreniin war criminals: and’ among
their victims is —--utter contempt. If anybody in Moscow takes that
drivel at face value, they conclude that the U.S. is still too frightpe
ened of the boogey man in the Krenlin to call a spade a spade. That
-@illy stuff must end! Please end it. The inward fears of Stal in-Mal~
enkov-Beria will only be resoived on.athe gallows. Best reg
(MARCH 22,7571 SOUL
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Dear saris,
Thanks ‘fer tho. euiprings © An Ld the good,
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to Dern T Just thick bole a better, quicker bot. "THD da what
can ra the other pix ami let you incv, It sounds @ masterpiece, 8
Sincerely, _
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| 7 ov epant three houra with Forts Siub. body's tro of thes in lookine
: over his. collection of - sphotopranha with his ‘asnoc! ate, ttre. ‘paint. a of:
- a Se Ehitas Paris and Guint hope to have their book ‘ready for yitilteation:
by ths. eat of. ayy, xtioa: thay wiht have: ‘tochicod * test eolhectton to os
50. photdprapho, mh they egtiaata wi. an bout E3 Pavey So
_ ‘all procuratte photos. of the’ raty uaseaere, all: resistarice 5 phates
, (pills Ie-there 8 raracine called. tho Estonian Review, which printe:
a rood | many of thoee?) and a ‘corta!n photo of Lubianka prison, in
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7 are ‘conjunction with the- pubvisher ‘Swen Publishing Core. who has been mnoting
i the DELL and: wilt contimae to do so, ; oo
7 : tevertheléss - Tr “think: it: wil shortly prove
"Ps, sihce (a) at, may Prove desirable. for SP (unis
oe EY eke a oar far 06 oct
: Lite “Yay-out mn, of whom he-has’a very high -Opitiion "(oat an
helps the Life man dig-up photos) have been’ ‘through: ‘a very large umber ‘of °
GSOLES . is. confident that the book “will be ‘a first-class, Jobe 2 we
TO ar a p Baotoss:
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“8, ..thst...the sune of $40,000 be appropriated for. tne develoment and”
distribution of simioler photo-books at. the discretion of chief, sP,*
The-Sub-project requires only the signiture of Chief, SP as I uhderstadd.
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‘new dssigazent, He said 211 the betier. BN oO
i seid: the only problea ned seemed te ‘be. whether taere Hes any dese ran
. city there’ or need to anand the’ contract”, or words to cach that affects
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a SO -Biltzore. recently {vith 257. ob our Inter of lormber 8 3950 bad
this: ‘footnotes . ;
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about the mith<) frinnd sho wap coptlopad at lunch Hupson_/s very.
. Adpos tainty. -po'l) explain ‘why when and if he sees you, perhipa = :
ee, within a week.or tuo,! { This, ves just that \unscn was anxious 6
ae vecurity for Svon/s :
_ riithout a finil decision on type of publisher At is —_
exooedincly: Mfricult to detoraine chaFacter, 5 of the
It would ‘help a great dead- to ‘now.
Brrcoson . Se eet . : . . . oo . :
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he eo . oo, :
Rt 5,009 por. cnmm. mon, “For. tho precent .ho ak
e tion mith tho ploture book known to his”
employer for sovural: good and cocpolling faioons, (Including the
. fear tnt thay would plagiarizo the idea), Dit in the rinal
stages. bs'll have to toll tia in ordar to got their bearheerony
on digcing into thair files as wll as thelr off fatal permission...
for ‘tho use af hig nano ‘as « colldborater, .
rvonea, the final product
“fo wantto soo 3b oold om newsstands
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to phone Stub about sox Job ha Yantod his to do. I sugcested he leave hin
to concantrate an the shote-bority’
. Dogtony, a shh they vos already oro Ven JET wrota 46 need.
Bind, abmat the potare book, I wanted to claar up the otutua of the oF
bngrriy, —hew tiny etood with thats publisher now that ve hed instructed
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MUUSGH seid! He “doub' ea Sinib wuld be ed rady, for the e petiter
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32 BUFUMNY. 20.02. eand "STALIN PHCTO-F0E3
j ‘Sius.- -san MUNSON in his hotel, Dec. “19, 1950 i ‘ oF,
Munson leaves for nY this evening, OK to eave. messages ‘for him to phones i 7
\
Re’ BCKE<BOCK, He mentioned a contemplated pocket-size book, coliecting
ce I said I would contribute what we had in PB IT and add fra
- For further details see my folder JOKES, .
a (9) by Rockport illustrating joke: about. on
«Be got + this ‘fron a ED-freold bey in’ Getmany in
oy, wien, Barnea 43 to “aels
Suunsdn will ther jlet wo eas
ouple jo will. then bring dt dowi. bere. Co
. Nailler and.Sins look at ite, (I told him not to tesitate 5 0 -
‘ .
pa > “and ‘ask ‘Mesers. Bryan
oy. to leave me cut), -.
be : oa Barnes has been OK... I said I would: chéek how his. ‘clearance is ‘coming. ;
2.and should be. ready, Says Jom Shields, about 3 pooths © :
It was requested Nov. 2
from Nov, 2 .
e/a. “goad collaborator. Lo , Jo
: thé’ name of Smb!s Life collaborators ‘he did not wre
. $s
ss weeien and has authorised wa
‘Tho tollaborator mel .
: tb could seo, this: sounded -
a Cla, corporation. ‘Yuason ‘thit Joe Kelley “had ‘hheiped draw up . the
papers sétting up SHEN, end was therefore fully cognizant of ‘kt and gynpe-
would quibble over,
‘ thetic to it, Only an ’ excessively lecal-ninded ipeteantis 2
having +he Toyalties reabsorbed ty Seq, rather than dis sed of accormting : ij
YN : . . yates _ ot
7)
to para. 4, of. tha abovo-men tloned “Agreansnt (16 Sept. 1950), according
to which "Yuu will be vedquired to transfer the sross royalties to ClAcee™
(This agreement was also drafted by lir, Kelley). There doesn't sean to
be any difficulties of substance there. '
Tners has been no decision, on the size, format, etc. of the book.
. I mentioned that I had written Shub, mentioning that Simon & Scmeter is
eo a able to offer its* 33.95 FOR. 2B Pictorial Histor, —="260 photos with comnen tary? — eww ee
Ue oo . F $1650 in elothi . a _
. . said d- Staib ‘had: tten- ‘some ‘time ago that it would bea help to. :
now. the approximate: ber of photes as goon. -as possible, and Lyle said he-
I colldbordtor should have something :
. Simb has. about “150 sterilized: ‘CIA ‘Graphics photos, which: we selected
Last. summer, None of. them could actually be printed, published, without.
a release from CIA Graphics, | i therefore urged lainson to urge Shub to work:
‘ up a good cover story’ about ‘thea, viswievis his. collaborator.:. Munson said: he.
’. Would advisé him not to use them atvall, (Thoy. are. un-of-the-mines they could:
all be duplicated: sith eage from. agericies). : a
21 told: iungovi that urs, Poland, “at Cla Graphics (et whoa he tenes) - a oe
: -arrangenent Fath, Roy yoni he supplies + theat
: And ‘that she. had »
relations with | Tame Lite, ; “
at, “Shubta collaborator ‘pots poriifissicn to use ‘photos
tii bea book being. prepared for the -
the Government is involved.
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an a will. give you all the Sone. Suffice it to say. .
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Gam ‘on, nis “aecieions Impossible. to get” anybody...
Sfied. Our: friend ete fil sts
December 14, 1950
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j-sta brief. note to give you the latest
front. I won't. fill you in on the details
ual friend. will. be in Wish ington - éarly next
f. p. layoub. men on
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its I hope Sething: “happ ans to
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JENSEN PHONED, Fae EY. , 10 aon, res . —_ ae
Re will phone: Shab nows. Forheps hex can lunch togethers
Jos says would’ be better, then outers, “prsbably) night doth bodk
in the US, with Swen to have the ° foretgn r ri; ghts. Wi) tell Lyle about
that this veckends OT ag.
Munson caries. to. tigshtgtion “this afternoon or * sien: nee T will give
. him the X COUNT ‘Pletares-4 this. We nd,
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Dear Boris, _
cany: thanks for your excellent lettar of the. » 3th, shieh I got -
: this renting, and, allt the good: ners: about. the chekee",, wich BM pe
to.
Meannhite why not go “ahoad ¢ on. an estinate of say 150 PP
great: relp.
at earlicst thereetter.
rn Wee Bee, .
af Joly: 1.) Sope he can see you by Tuesday. or
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“Let me enpiasize th ne "pp ost « Lenthes jase we ies re for
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ahd goers, carcopt. for- United interned gireutstions 7
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Lomita} isDY tint you should wark on it only dari
t i turn\ Reaves the, ‘quostion of the. "current otatue, of ‘the:
of the ‘stelia iota : - :
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, ot “to 1st, end tliere ip or was A cont Lene’, Wath “yanjuards” oo. ce
First, 1 was inotructed to, draw up 2 Freject to & suak: Aize David | ; . 4
Stub to complete ‘the biography. Leter I was told tht Loris he ‘d boon’ >: vee!
cakiucehtne Ww sonyleta +t nintel fe’ a _ : as
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“yent to Wt, when iu
a foes anys ago, told co he was under the tnpreesion’ ‘that: you
Bub you haventbe:
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had yoried out ¢ 2Pranpowents with Serig jn re the pioprarnye
Neither koe Kolloy, nor kranere « and BELL wonlend’ (te 2h LoT referved =
2 imovt of no one ela in OG fran whoa Shuy should rece~ iving 2 irecbivese . : _ -
. therefore, ut! ‘talee tiric to got it cleared up, om a paper, what Co . . owe
. as the statup ‘of rub re a cy L118 re netadanns sf Te ; a |: ae - .
On the other ‘hand, we ere Snot lear what ‘da. Co, .
ot tho - blographyy “Q) do yos ‘hava any writtea: aiructives,:
pour, LOTR e current cunigations: nee
. the curreat status
on U8. “about it, nd @. “what ‘are our and
r ¢ cotipieting 12 mo
ist “if you cousate™ the: _poanonbook exe,
are your obLigstions to Vanguard such: that yuu “youll have, eecuntly aurtioulty
ring. tno months .
in explaining %o- “them whys, ‘end on whos behalf, you: wero delay
work on the @ biogtichy?
(nore, or less) to finish it,, before: rosuting,, Lo, :
dead: with-- ms
be soe -gungectanattedy-———- weet be et
“ “sa Japortant icitieh
v pe
, re Sites. the Photo-book andthe biography: ‘have. t
“sipeadty ‘that pou cauld ork
: os suppose tnetie is a ‘pare “pos
units | "gouiaborsting with your fc ther on tho ‘biography’.
on tho photo-book:
airing office” hours, ¥
Bat that doos not’ acer a his
soporte and Vanguard would be wanting to know
’ ° .
: soventags & é ad: i moskends Py aérarigenonts ‘Yio are a
called on gor’ weekly Progress R
ZI ns. to corplete: it. ‘ : sotes. c
“ae contrac : ith Vanguerdy say, thy. © calling for. ‘a , boa
sould the conyridit be in your nie, a both? think it would: b
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3iaplest to have the gota copyr.cht in your: nane alone (ie could . a :
assign his: :share ‘to ‘you), so thst. any arrangenents for forvign blics tion . : : ;
could be nade with, tha minimcun delay over the legal and Security, aspectes 7
FO o If I. 60h, at Hight, as of ‘July 2 you had aboxt 100 poses in protty
é : ghor draft, plus chapters 1 &v
‘mich finished for,’ :
, the typescript ¢ of widen wes circulated | hore (and whieh I mailed pack! to va . Oo a :
. oct. Bde An;WaTy, you thought there 2 odd have been ah _absolste, ainiin
“ig yo ners ‘working ‘on, it ’
ini ‘of 3 ‘and maxicmn “ot ibe avout the right eotinate? i fe _
(It! so mich betier,. and better reciting, than ‘the destechor it og
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ought | te cone out. as soon as possible. - Ineidentelly, he ve Jos considered". i
Do that the ontlanticn, or “larperts “night print chapters of it,’ ‘
chapters iv & Vv are corteinly. highly * néaiiblos) ¢
sta sehobocbosk wnat toe do. yu, sstinate at: vould tae i
to do a a moti-nek worth doing! ‘(Say betwogn 100 and 0. ; - ‘
2
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3 oF. 3. noite in. potoal Ry wouldn't you? : :
) photos, and you have sano alt tie, _— oe 4
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geacies, 2 or 3 ronths fa 3
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’ * Please give all: these details in writing, So we can make a + ot , Z . ‘
decisicn ,- You could leave your carcon with 2Y/o for ssfe-keeping,
and arrange with then to consult it trex when and if necessary.
es sterilfied letters, about details of vork-in-progreds, we can.
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“the. oe oak be finished? I also want ;
:you to devise a system: oshereby we ‘can’ - we
check: Shub's progress.” Lastly, we could _ : . BY
- never allow'a letter like. this one tog wi oY
- through thé: ‘mails. In the “wrong hans». it tea dee
would: be TNT. :
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To SIL a t > ae . ot
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c/o San, wc fn this and subsequent letcers - €
lee ra in ifs safe, filed under HAWLEY, for Stub to » oe
wee . ; nsult froin tine to time, if necessary. { A :
. ; Steriliged letters, dealing with cetcils of yy -
his work, IT can exchange with hin direct,
marie pay Oo
a “Dear Boris,
‘Re tthe. Choice" ,
“Nothing in ‘the
affairs, —I've! seen nothing 1 fwither in the "Post", ‘XKa singe the eatin in
I ave a ‘conplete file, "The Choice", here, with all the reviews, etc.
|
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a eS | oO ot the ed I. gent yous “wil, send you anything Ls sea.- 7 ma ce.
| in nite ; I vent, fully. into ‘the question of ordering copies, and it is clear
“that it ds not, policy anyaner to protiite the’ distribution of it. (or for thot °
tier, oie clearly, ‘any other bets. After ou, ‘if the head man hinsole ve
uh | : _ : charter that woul authorize him to o pronte dt in his efficial capecityy an
tha contrary. Nothtig. anywhere seeist 3 you persenally or ‘the book. Atts | dust
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+9.
Re nstalin" blosramy 4 and/or Stalin photo—book +
That leaves the + sweeten whether you are guprosed to be working on
completion of: the sstalint biography or on the Stelin photo-book, er on
- both. shat is your. own preference?
(2). oo .
Oa the ore hand, [Soe is anxious to got t the photo-bes k done, and -
(2) the friend who: R28 rentioned to you: at iuneh the other day Z vsinson_/ .
is interested a at, and. (3) we have already nade | a " beginning’ on ity: and,
perhaps: nest ‘important, @) it. could be , cogated | in ‘less tine thin. ‘would we
required ‘to ‘completa. the viograthy. Sa Be. on oe a _
" Cinetdentaliy, jplease: be partionerly ‘careful. net’ to ‘say “anything te
raise a really first-class stirke £ tznson thinks other publishers. noua.
raise hell if. they found out. the Government had, gone into competition wth
thoa/e Very ingtnt). a - oe ae -
Gn the other andy, “whet axe, “your and your “tather's current obli abions
xx “to Vanguard, in ¥9 the ‘stalin diograrhiyy and would you nar it roulty in
explaining ‘to Vanguard any and on yihose behalf you: were tokins trio months (nore.
; or less) to do thie, photo-bodk befora ‘resuning work on ‘the viogranty? if Sy
. that might be. an gunent for. coanietine the biogiaptyr dbet :
the corgright k wautd be in your name, or in your father's sas? 1 think
+ SECRET
wins
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a . 3
_ ; ' * 4 oe ; t
: 2 4b would be simplest to have -ekert in yours alone froa the start ‘(or he ‘ oe
n . could assign his to yous go that arrengenonts for: foreign publication ;
\ - : ZL pophape—by Seon . / could be made with the ainkauy delay Perse} cyor the
“Yegal and security aopactse ; . . a, Po .
“If T got. it right, 28, ‘of uly “gist you had about | 100 pages in pretty
mach ‘finished form, about. 70-£0 paces in rougher ‘raft, plas ‘chapters we vo
the. typescript: of: white nas. edraulated: noited back, to you cele.
henge there: itd have ‘been on Absolute, sania of et
ae a os Oct. De dares | ge
“yorking: cn it « enssteny ‘ad a ‘indi of 3 and rexiain of 8%
so mach bettar readirig, then the
I think we ought to get ib out Bs sOCn as: ‘possiblee Incidentally, * oo,
nitzantie™” or nitarpor''s® might, print chapters of
padatle)e. ms en, _
Po > about ight? (tts so meh votter, and
Deutscher,
- have you “considered that, the "
“ab ia advance}. Chapters. iv & “WV are cortainly raighay 1 re
that iiné-do y ov estiniate it would take you, wnole-tine, . ta do a.
wee ne showld! ‘phink_.
Bt stoitook worth doit? (ay petiveeh "100 - and. 200
and much nore like! oe 3 roniths in actual
oe roytnd gone in the
Hive eer
the 1,0C0- photos of.
occupied *ene-f fused.”
an, absolute 1 mint Sem vet a rent,
ae ‘poon: keeping’ 2 ra
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‘I hovéearit cen, you exre of Littauer, whon we: have asked to xsep ~
: “og file for you, of ‘ttors of ens gort sand you. cound dopostt carbons -
; ve af your rorties if nece: Ser with hua windeli you could conault » nhen and if. ;
pmoerens, ? we
; about , gatails. of f vork-ie n
t lunehy seit bo an De i
re fF and who wast gontionsd a
wok or oe But “please pe
“Gott explain vahy” thotte Anportants ee
‘and see ‘you in a
aarticaing. hin to anyone.
,
‘Best sean,
ccna eet epeeese ee nee
cts Seana meece iene nt
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v Mr, : |
wu :
‘Ret “poris Steb '
. _ '
aa far as 5 he inom, ‘ghib :
“). Bill Rowland. says ‘that,
“4s not under the catrection of anyone, axeopt, csr. vats,
“Vasant
ee match NE Te A eS ee a
™ om. *
a oe Zteve 150 a —
aang Fu CqST UCI, 73 ee or . . 2
cover ghost cf date 3 Cet. "50, roa I/fis: a
FA WSS wrote on.
ngF /TH/Sins world line to see caterial Sgn 53 this, and if possible
~ would ike to have a ‘copy of “LIURSS en Construction”. ¥ Ie, 44,
- The Latter is the handione7y got out, pric
‘dealing with the && ‘Oty. bday of. Stalin. A . dot” of: oe to, 5
a: of Stalin nith. Leas et oh thes house utero I he ‘was
ted ain “oscow,
na, Bur) issue,
__saosts zed paidtiag
“ ‘born, ds activ’ fa. 1905, in
ve ed Live withoit at, bonover)« : .
=: Te bans “wore , shipped te the Sov ‘Legation rea Hwang’ it may be. pS ee “
- possible’ to. got siniler publications jn the future. Request interest be a en
indiected.: SP/TS aloo. cxpresaed interest. ; — .
, pene ris te pated to 050 by 17% ‘Nove - 0 eee ve
. Loe . '
Th. ‘other atti inet is: vole mag. SoHE UCR”, M5, July-'50. oo ne t
secretes
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pst pened Stab oad eet ia to got tn tonsa wath yeu at - .
a soniere a } BeBe Thrrsday, in re haying loach with yous - . a .
© a) mh re toate a St S200 Se: .
— wi
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" prose or Saez
fore Ug” ig a wipesaseag, deepiz pondered”
discussion. st whats pusg on ‘a the world and
¥ sot Des Passa. Our main
2 gat towns ard seas
acd beaches that may
caterest you, for per--
-soral reasons, far.
., mere than they can
interest _many
magnificent: “and.
“prossbt: ty become’
keep a cyaneeace:
dreds of black andy
© #graivare e sca Hun:
of meaculie Sar
riso’e troops, “at
the Are de Trompbe coy wee wont by
member. There are poccures ef Japanese suwide
- avr ea American
ships hae store bet
explaining how cosrniete
‘enemy long betere tne Eau
Hiroshima.
i Rooks OF Th e Times — | '
an ” By CHARLES POORE
- Jersey shore. “You: can. alsa "tore Chureniil's
Tee
One of the moat dramstic Pictures in the book
shows haif a page at a ivy
velt, om AUB 2. - The letier ‘begins: “sir?
Some recent work by E. Fermi ang L. Sutard,
which has been commun
pictire ofan
ion to many other Pictures: particularly |
those of ihe black days after Pearl Harbor. The.
book's Yast shot shows @ combat veteran who
might be in Korea today. The final text by Mr.
Dos Passos is: “The Pacific phase-of the secord].
of ‘the world wars.of the bloody twentieth ce.
tury “had ended, but its ending brought.no pes
a 3 pe own new book: : “The Prospect Before
tures. complete with Kecklers:. and |
of penetratingty troystesome ques-
a e‘light- heavyweight” bouts with.
the leadihg problems of the wirld What shall .
we. do, about
the Insti+ captions. lof democracy
in 'a world where. security is. in
% .
_& bdreery and uncoastrained ‘ffawering. of. Mr.
Rapids, Jowa. he drops inta ‘a coffee ahop ‘and
ints, unat “Bob Garst was sitting in his ace
of getting aeed. com detasseled.*—
ing: fellow-saye: “A cyrious thing
a2 * © tne only hurtory that has re
Amin nur minds * * ¢ is that cantiayt colonial
co of the aged viceroy and the a@ireas La
Porrtenon.”
Tyat “candieht™ romance, asa mattered fact,
Red much far-reach.ng influences that venta
stig let 19 tne brosdenung Of the Pubtzeg Priva
& decoretion carid gr 14.
vel abaut Le Perritheu,
customed corner Jaughing ke he’ “\i tit, about -
SE piaist cartels and Communist jf ©
1
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» Fos FoootbAlaty | that; “Sven jublicetia l
e "Stalin" PHOTOHBBO,, seitially an the ws.
* weil in ‘thie foreign editionse
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‘ Aen at ~
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Phe ‘first printing of this "monumental
halt ‘million ‘copies; “the size: 10° x 14°; the weight,”
aiienned 6 Ibs. Each copy © omes in its individer?:
y deluxe edition’ $12. At. val,
. searton: Price’ $50. a. Sor
* pookstores..:: ea TRS _Snaow: ano. SCHUSTEE,.; mE
oak bate
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zf
_Reums pnt to ati kf nk fo
satirics} anti Comramist -eaptiens for publication in Franoo, It fo being
_ dovaloyed with $b contatanco af Clarence fe Parnes, author of the best
oolling often Sxest Zoo" and other photo-bookare teontyono- capetensd photon fester ss
vere toon eunctttod to a Frouch pubiiaborebe has dntientod wilisngsoee te
- quatmctatin Guba, These photos ‘have oem, recalled, o> that ¢ fine), mloo-
~ gti my te node fron nang then abd $9 firtar photon mak CSPPLNAL IT
parma; If the Frenchoditton 10 sucessful, ett editions in other arcag
é yo dina w pattie tet
000 hia boon a
1g $600. cenigited to. astay adil an addttiendl :$40;¢
© an for png estat Ys be / farliest publishing date 6 .
iro editions An other
yoar,,and. At a
lo. ggoheng Latest estimted at Jon, 1, 1951,/. If there é
“peer bein A pir ert an oe lee.
erctee, tata prodeot obit Ye oothve for caro than oe an - al.
mr od.
, @ ors
tees
Dome erg te ni ee ge erthte
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a : - - ogeDREL Sot
yo tavactat CETL ren 20 Kk paOpot .
: oe : my
Tis pooh, sich IR bn. 6.ab-seedet, ReUEy, hss sotto
formally drafted, but io being:devolopad. mo project ts to propre and
“ltd tn tho U3, 2 book af photon and tart cn the ear-ar of Stalin, with
“tho wert fy st fo i A ee
dtl i AR we on the Day ware shen FO, FY
ss ein entrar to ne eid, ct 0) sas 150 ;
down paym’
vein sce $ape/to
Headley"s agenta to pay ths agenssoo, for’
te for bot oarvdaha tb teats J
At
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Paes jis the bid Listed ss °85 (lo nc)»
‘ ho for oo Tinea, this is not, ana probably newer rll Bay’
" eoohnidally & Frojeste .
a en me
aeeninerenl
woe ne ogra of $8
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“shah (univ with HayehEice) th WD contgn to hy =
7 gring to Lek ot tho #400 §
For Ds arson, for os _ " , ;
. ; '5 Op. "50
_ QUARTERLY, FROGLISS REPORT |
” aSPALDI® PHOTO-BOGK PROTECT (te te pomed KLKNOUT)
aren ty nna ence
on-tho career of Stalin, | - — |
| Rem formally (eee
wedtton UP, it will be titled. exKouT, and will wild
1, yoiring, soly the abzwovel of 1ST.
Rena
ee.
FO ee ae ee eres Ce ae ore
fron CIA Graphica and. fron S a
SRE ea tne
psn eh ape oe ees
ws, HeeiRey 10 nox vorking’on the bask it ip plamed tht, <fter
tere will bo editions (soee perhaps: eubtined)
oun in the USep . .
pct) ae ma .
, x on Ustait aa rospenstble se thin, but. now. nothing cbovt 18, (I 28
ony ay ihn st 181 knoe sbewt 2B
_ a : . ; e
aie soi
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. 6 dat. 1950
, artists, beh of Sane otes, ho bave beat be sd Re . ‘ .
} “ada S83, er6 aciles, ard/or beoam dtoiluisioned ; \
‘mei a with the "Soviet experiment". 1
petelinie Berlin, Migs iy 140, The test Berlin *"Volstlate? .
: reporte thit the SED has foybtition the works of tho faltoving to eprear am. < ee ns
fee : ee i ee Se : ‘
| US tire GIDE man enacy of the -coviet Union"
ye _ gatos PapeRSHEA re rath nett Sua a ey of .
_ tho Soviet Unicn'
= : sgn Sy ea ene © Mh Sr na 7
; "petra HOSCAITINI s *rcotiless,:’ ith Tester tendencies" cy 1
“Ry My REE vince var 4a Yotorito and unpopilas® _ _ i are
Staten EOE nett ne a amon of to Omen - :
sngediablity mye oa
. !
foarte sere
ch th Ht
cera
“Fyatyeees2 |]
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Photer of MVD ofticom, of 6 deB, 2950
Eocter FIRCGOY (8 on the cover af ils booky Duell, Sloan)
uw
Captions a quote fron his, ous ag (fren tho Jaclot of ta bosk)
..
“Tbe Soviet, major and the Aseriean caleasl personified two sarlds, ’
‘tye worlds botveen which I vas to ohodss,
“Gea sas ay country thro everyting mas infinitely dear te
mei bor breadth, her Lnktlése abundente, ber eimle, kindly foil eho cen’
sing in tints af gorrea aa in Minio of sch, Seoreo of frlontly faces fashsd =
pana ari pee HE i ese at :
"ihe iterative uaé on olian Bont hncrden thuso T choc bo a
_ tou abe chou ab 2a be fone =
_ TBAT aia inon that J semta g
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comme ‘quote fron Trotaky!s Latter to Chinidse, 193, describing
Vantaa "Wide prefecsinoal explaiter of ail the béckeenénese
: “$a the Rano wen elane moves “(88 memset, He 220)e
Poenemractrsaan Atay utah a Va be eet bo wed
"sn cenjuration wth the Stalin qiote on the Scrdinurinsss® of Lanta, ent .
| tho Lenin quote en the rongmesst of Stilins ‘And times in to ev thes
i;-~g ' ! ol os.
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“rpiate of pO i
Lon oe ee!) + BEpekons ce eprops cute fe Bs
ame wend ePystar Dogs by P. Tutopsttior,
h “y songtia 7 you hsve: at nee ae" Dartanatteiyy at ood wd bnoer: oar -
a ‘auton wb et or tint then te abo, ae
“en
f
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smn -foslowing your ids a of trying
a tentative
oee0n the picture book:
‘ : ee to got, e working draft done: arse > with a clear story and-
beter. calling ina cok shorntoras I an going
_ = -
arrongiaent of pletures,.
Pictures ‘thes F L now have: to ao a real Job. . Please i too po ges —
_ te. need many ‘nore,
| may hares ass nell as, any picture a
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val
£
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Repeat “The Wit and. Wiedom 3, . 7
-+ Franklin _D. Roosevelt.” edited_by | nor °- . 8 :
: Ho Meyoraohn with the erf-T _ , _
“ at Apalle-archi, . ; oo,
H : fo, : - ot. WW Wikkefage.” Beacon’ Press tavued-on|) ; . . é
/ _ . : tee : .
TRC Uh a EO TRE ec Sh Sgt aren Eat Pe are an A Lee Pd
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“s9 Boris ‘SHUB 28 Sept. 1950 .
¢ the world situation today, fron the
a Presets an nets ©
repeat of tho Krouline it evaluates tho oppartuittiea for
onlin ‘and hia We oak ane why th Ce
5 0a Korea:
9: Faactivition of ‘
US 2s. oe eerchora of tho ull. to obeek
“agian s Lona dona ‘of sellin aot the Conrupist satellites
“Bamaing ‘tine about 22.eimtess:
| a, .
se east Unig stn hot Jen en ler
could reoriso atils fron. ‘thee tele h
ee tho ond of Iii -1iy and the: tin on
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OT 3 shal. oy
rr) yoa probably: oaw in yootarday'o- , Y
STNG & oCHICTE wil ba tho. publishers this fal of “ha Lise of
n Photos 4" (ote) by Stefan nratt, and of.
on
Tins Book Review’, .
. we sant tn? “qo tarts rn rile Ink i
‘ . " gentensa ‘or tuo faintly, but only faintly, along the Linea of fib
i Ee ghoteas oT . Oo .
‘ a tra wt bss nd ew tO rodaaagery
te fo emg te tb cn to alan efron 16
» have ‘a a political paLtoy.,
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. - Bedell Sadth's ‘bodkt, Pe 3
Pe He got disk today
Be your WS, Pia in bed- with soce hind of for
- to take tS Ts to Floyd Uctaflary, Grol of research for Republican Hotth
Ctoo, uno wl give it to te Sol, Fellers tho wrote tho "How to fisat the,
Ruseiens® article in the current "colliers"s
. RLiietan ¢. “ghinston Bost) hos hes the } 28, ok ny rate of the last
chapter, P Fong hay. tales, his sacty, to ask ber to tell bin it should
“gat all posalble albie piblicity
Dantt. worry to. mich’ fexcept- in your capacity 2p a tex-payor, 4008)
the thousands
“about the sales, . (ed Dllisten goading {6 necn3.core then the
. -Feading ths Torkds. in Céliision" tripe,—siich even Churchilh sen't diss
ledge fron (1 on the | Pact Sal Sellcr liste.
“Rig, phioto-boolk. Fiaess! Weep auch screeta es I vant, for any. pesetbte
oo Fits we sos i poeta
an Re Shame t meses Bee
nop Betas! etn Bie ee rine ene
_ pays Vale & 860. vurber of his dronings epeared in Lige a yoar or ta
3g} hed coon theo, but thare 1s no elue to the dete, so yau'd here to
ark TELS. * .
Pepogtt s 1 J syd Hak Litter to tall Jenson shout 4t%,. Of courses
‘Lattaior will mow to what extent you can sound. out tro diffarcnt pebLishers
simultaneously; should you already: have’ epatoachad chad Doubleday or: enot bar's eo
Jensen's | stilt ‘peng oa Lee (Leave of absence"). sopnds fine a
ne. (Pio scales & wae
‘Tdetmer. wilk Imow ubether ture: Presa) ‘cull could handle: prodoe:
an well as Loubleday? © ~
cmc oa oat aan ta tn iy sre of Sh coe
had no‘time to proofread ite.
: satan won wo etn 3 or hia pestle cutan fe
Rareuoy & Zdnoviny, fra frontiaplece of Hinder 45 isd
Think Wak Kore Sdea So worth Mooring 20 ntl Te could pley up
ido. and thoy pleat’ about, ‘baa. yorker ta poreauss®
: 3peC
rete crgoe It io. f I
wes en inkling of what ite0 138, “6tbe
“orl being stata srize-sioer of
1g Sepe 0:
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a . ‘ at Ser of the Haxican'Police with the collab sofation : : cs ‘
i _ ony ceckor | ‘Eereerts,1 1350." ;
é so : . . Q oO.
. = . Coots 1 _
= #To chsasa tha victin, carefully yprenare. the blow, satiety. an
Japlecatite Venyreances then. £9. ‘to- beds e . There ignothine srcever am, _ .. oT
Stalin -
held-in the aprine ot wo) aa
his: notet.ack what way I Learned ‘be
ea gure of the: triumph:of the. Fourt
saomeynrannenmessiginirs ft
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Lore 7 . ®,¢.inta interpretation or Statins: porsenality, @ a a = 7
“ wi, grant rdsunderstendings batroen americana and the | 92. nes
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“dust thinks out, lads caneonmnpnrae et :
-~ Spevalt ia the provinces"; > “rroteiiet deviationisn* sf yoo Like. Due don't
let it upset your digsction, oe a,
+
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222 ‘thé ror! Jeves a story. ind whe ]
° Deatacksr said (tte. "TY Timca®, I think): ‘waftar il, ite tha tha’ ‘seuecess irony
of the 20th Century. fron cobhterta cottgo rat to Uh Hemilin wiore ta Le
arAagryr a
. a
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, gsing to tell, yu tho story af beeeee eed here iy “the storyereeeSo that wap 7
Bee yg eA a sin wee that idih photos of Big Brother nvespeing
‘pouuots.fran sehoul girls, fortarecd sith poten showing Bg rotor fa 2,
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tho Uneler wore ticked, aud Orton aot oo, Stilin tn Mstoryts groateck : _
- Aap-nstes. ‘Say 806 t's not on adjective, : ; qi'a a facts Tlirew: the. ‘book ao -'
cat tidy Dalia, Nowhere itzoesr. + Arvin: 80s ovorytting ‘hat tt tale
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where, ~ OF Gre Teer i an anna, fmt as ot om fen
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lec fie hod few ciose living yelatéyes, ania plane, and cater Th. | : ' . \
, “Te St, ssa bo duno wittout the Pirogors: * kvcwrhenkes, Zins. But ie . oy
son, -ghuta yourself tw, your desk ‘and: stent crating Bis an — :
att Go gitiee to (9) SL: VEAL aud (b) ‘vpia: ee ol
Ev ‘portman adth. just . photo of Borin, eoven.if ip Jodied io a re
ee nat at m0: ow it cori Yori ¢ to do gee ~ an aan
"86 : peeanly, so nooastary, & tT aly j
§L boo couldn't do the’ “Job, "Shite Goklnr Zoos ‘ts a0 pages in a, af vhs
ptght. out af his orm pouty
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quotes in ibe Tides
“ bin ro, ne 9
bene “bean. Than of “the rigrt-hand oe, ‘a photo of Res
3B. aot Hida (ond one Anterreter
“Gentad nexo of in obtierss dust on i008, |
her Be panmng tw () #
“tev sunt magenta Sy Tact ek 8
ye docan't think there are vouo good briaf enscdotal ’
| pos could hare ola of 0 cnria wf ercnany USS eB
» sitting. av rese-table, or “whit huve yous and a fen ovatoncss of sti
SATS man. tolls’ hha hold vatter Sataria on.
“aeetsth tt oubecriptt eter. LORI, nity Fi icagt a
aboitt soterfering with “each ‘otharts apparatanee, gto both verlcag ta ths hs
Ssioada of Hroaiion" cn ty, et Yalta, ‘et ore pots By
with qacte rein
) wore elootal toga fn the oumn Fate
eng: ‘sayings aq: ‘de
a Yulta photo showing’ lites otanding.
yat hon yo otup to tidak shat Hay
‘that Attie totes.
~ Gigacevalt adlegedly, ‘ansr
giro in, bat I aia") 6 Troze 4s probably
tesa" aad, . ‘Steaiata ‘mat ‘et:
serclt, otcla, st, wo
gt inow how toy, persuaded 1 0 uN _
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tro: each of thea Cooata smpeeidden elevoncan" wsee"rnre totelittn than
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any FAth cx*s_,0t0), or a einske” caption to the offect exncdairers of
"Tne Ti cht that Failed", afier cli, wien. me cade! "neefects” ft my not .be
enct, tet vhen ty £3 do, comer ar Lotor, St, sslna & protty tells vg patinty
shi a yoink whieh will havo « multtenational end rested: antral (Silom,
Ce, ‘Blood Sinton, atede Thaw the book at the: bestanda, Dan ates, xy _
editions should sota tn ‘the sa, for the. ordinary ‘render “averyurero. won
"Mutts wy, 26 x may herp on it, T think 4% shod lear towards the too &
style | at Grisnts foiry. talos, where po don't read voy f patare "you. mow.
“the Uncle ia Wicked, or strongly suspect 1b, Therefore the chote of Lett with .
the quote’ "aso iy doviga, ruse or deoontion®.walé be en, excoUlnt, ritian
aco, Ofthand 'T'shoui coy WOH ON Tat ARPORD 10 USE, ELIAS BELIEVE THES a
ya de the mata thane, with Tho more peorle tat thte ae apo thes ab
| bere tits en RAT pear a eas anety ire thede propagate you're,
trys delet 6 pti Fink 8, "4a ec tot ots eee
ly 2 oF 3 words eardntchod An sormiere in a e:rton, whore: (end 42) they would,
inn ae tod .
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‘Rnd ghten the ertect, Bates yeu might shou Bootes 02 the taking over. (mole | aa
: eoning’ beck). of Latvia andor Est. & idt., end thon add that 4,,sincs 195.
. the (SSB bas boca expanding at the rate ot 6§ sq. miles (or whctever it-4s) por
| gay,#(Since 2880, I titnk 4 49 65 oqe m per dey, Gen dig. it up, —apd let im
we — a tnow’ any other reosirch soa Bieht mnt to Layo dano)« Then + Sutapose it with |
tars [sat eo “ib i ath tet Gt fH 8
“ woulitn't elustér things u/s . re
a Ram, Mime ti ssiien oot fe Ly a Naty
; oy th a Gt of ieuag the-ntale book 2 Hitler Stalin piraldel ss toms. 5
" anaivet, Sa no'raapon shy you shouldn't drat the porcttst shorovar you 300 fity
“AE He hotghtons toe effects a,
_ Hors ze: fot telling the yhals tary, memes
igi Zniiien of tie BiG Uo, You? telling the atory of the (dato
Giele, anid bedvon ‘moss this io ai daportanit.m:episodo* i dt. lard to to-ses:
- hoa It eculd be aiitted entirely,” And yet vo dasa ith 6 to a probes Tt ta,
nat ts sort of ‘protien that his bedi Leading sp to think youtyo ype to ;
: teen en Be too wert of of the tom Tees & te. ‘Wook 32.8 Fam booky and: te Dae
7 See 3 :
- point oa your capt, Match dcesatt warty p tee, meh, woes, nay att a
7 craig ig vcsls uh w ar hk ik we na Rn Fee
| amare. (BeBey to to pick at ronden.a nedlocte sample: mec vss
‘ermeraer, thet Lncrenmarth Frsin 4s» demerstys noting to-trite een cbt
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| _ alone oma peint pigtures, : sei ovcle contin, ant as yosr tanks ais 42 to oo
evcin. sn captions) ferpmsd, thato's no ned to crécp your otyls with a self , 7
_ aon rotrtton Yang tw of ns T should think the-test would bes _
Yo tne redor ta t,stopivosiog 46 1a the alate, the copien, homver tray ee oY
Gal fs Xs te 1 aa foe ta ‘gu wilh to; fet do cleus, & Af the
renter tp elreniy griggod to tin pint af Moturing to Maret alt theso coor
ae ; “ed tin tte a he Sa ely te Morcha of Weetny a Se
12,000 Cattalis ctcgy the have tam Seca in Concho aii? 3548+
we Goeto, ewig jos late Ino furo-itornh tarp hn old station of
i geveral, eillion dying of farins.
Hon ADE, 10 «pote, on to 18 ertiny nt 14 er
* you have $0. at loast two things: (a) malo it believable & boliswd, omit
peRey ,
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(0) metgitin tie ecotianal afer, 1 you execood fin (a), if will exterutt=
ealty halp wits (b). ‘and I shocld think 4% would belp tmard (a) to put fa
“the points you were dunttoning, Tandy, to mike a flat, qpict, sober atatenat
oo. “ta the fonoval affects "it first glace tt pames orsdibility that the rilero
oe ofa great country would deliteretély jaa tie mesctarvation, of several
Oe “ fdadans Liana af thote sollooredt | preitisons and potential arms-tosrers S-tosrers. Bit. this 5.”
_ - exactly wnt they #88, end they aid 4% for $e reepais. @ to oa 0, pal
fee arah ta « Fk ald ep 15,09,900 slavotabnore st
. ikea cattle, {tts not ‘tha nightmarish product of sn Orisall!'s imagination, itis
“a fait, and it 4s, den tor tte folloving ooaly thoaghout wésscnasee<" Tha ce,
“quota, oftior in iubatasie ary. ‘proforahy, vertstin, fron J chaz dust, Detten oe
=. 3 share Kravobsnico!s. NEWD .school-nata gives the make: Yessons for
mpeg ata tan and wng thn dee io grt
“ protacta ‘for 1/5 ths’ odst in the free market, A werbatin qiote fs by no moms
cagontiah (Shough Z thine quotation saris <teayo Liven a pag) Ut. Sic a
eT eS pees 4 :
rere artiste fmm cemony $1 vinlsol Tuomt, af comes, and 4¢ you cin mlm 7 7
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ne ae ‘usa of 48 and/or its tecniqs, muro pooor to yoir ba) Babey bi a
satan. Fenty partvzc tha bent Mlok ant stilt Literary effort (Lan't 1)
“te gato fli tal ot and yet has & good deal of repetition SR Te
oe Sarry'te go ai at push Lengths ‘tuokity ve peotaan Knockath tras
Rope there 8 oxo yale. Aa 48, Lat Lat moe snrthing Tom Go 42 APY
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a ot
nine toes tooo pe ta eon set lod diooimbdo co
_rfttraly O& tgp: ahodie tin ooperight chould be-all An jour nants ”
Laycext asstztsnt should bo offorod only 0 fixed too, Bal doit”
nat oo pebLsation, Algo exedit Lino as oollitorster 4f yaa YEA
“po decorisa Ite Gonpals Hanns bo wat woud Ye 4 Fespenshl? £0.
eLifo®)y Sinai & Sokustere Po. Sole —-
Dest to Litre
~- non-matermark paper.
fren ms of Ate ol Lier Jenn, ch ro some eS
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Me reogens, Korea (1) |
so gemma mae re fae,
Peorplats Police mrob
ze sete peoplers. TOeh diday, 14% .
- oth se
, staat arbi Te to Felice in tastearten
Bae sae | |
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: of revly pompile’ tres asserts
ene ee ef froodea” 19. Som eyes 9s
ae . a pTN geserel vis of Hosea:
2,5 Seelin. sovepts flowrsa -
xs uit tng cessed $8 eh a : :
ata,
fra ruse Kdsg 7th weg.
_ - 2tqe0 @ ant
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Alana oaletirating
6 unit
pin mm . :
popatng 0 39-2 Tar Wnts MAE, Spay eRe bee ~
, 10, gkther reviewing, German Youth, 193% .. an . . 7 -
. Sosesliasd | Party Rally, ‘Boclin, 1938) Hitler. \ _ : . . a , :
ATesdlosood, Pousth.- Rasiteciirovica fark otvhotin ‘of Querds rponenisod unite 1249s, - .
» 195. . ‘
porading, eases, 5 se
BD og ohhulov ppilope into fed ‘Oquere, 1945: _ mt
se cae |
79+*"acring parado of Noooow Hilitary Garrison, 2949s Yo 8 an y
i dn Inotitite of Phyadaah Problescy on bo Ao
a¥ty 19L5 ,
. 29... bepettos to the Sunrene soriets. g Heroos of the 50s ito re
Calonal af the Guards A, Poisyshida, Mershel, 0. of
_ Guards Te Bovaabs i the Erealin Palava, Proms mrpiee S05096
sn on er SI:
aroma Partod ve
BER (AN). pt ve 9- 2
anti-religious: conqedy coontary~ald relis- ‘orbod om fron -
» to be pelted for fare sohinerys 7 fo
4TIes80 asks
150,4,Stal, Hal, Ki alerting Poot, Ag sag 6 ee Fe
WW eeeticl & Rib, duge 1§9) (OIC e . , .
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; Viscose ef Sts wife Nagyesnia sitions, Moses Hr
149, Meleder $ sor Boe piatares, NI, efi /ibs sovev0920
. 25; ;Yeahor, “138 _ 7 - ; . : . re E
17. 8eroury Rixiforovieh nruglor; 47 - ; . .
Ubd_pLev Zelcharovich Beiditts, born, 1889, lin of State Contes
STUN e.g after overhinl at Hosbou:lopety Octs Saat:
eure service: in Bamin dlotrict,, Bosooup bef.t37
hee trot. ‘theater, Hossoues” .
1 y Serr kaye for narket.
(State) Univ. Tabs a
Aen sted being ‘isteiated to collective foraata. of ‘stra a
BOO oblast, 19856 we an . Og
& pened mootiy vy wouaaly Soscow. ‘is . . ,
any appears fn Boasnn Sette beats Se sn
Teéenas'a best in young plonsate, miatee’ af chilren!y Cae
phen amtlle: det
+ be
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/ - -7-Sept. 1950
CIA GRAPHICS! MN@ERS FOR ABOUT 62 FHDNS, CF MUCH STERILIZD DUPLICATES . 7
"ARE TO BE SENT 70 SHUB SEPT. 8 :
223,,CTA 36685 Confidential
226,.Cla 36892 Cont,
22h, ,ClA 3675 Restre .
Bestia 36899
. SlyeweCTA 30618 -
55 60 e0TA 30002 ©
6..GIA 36897.
$-P-11061' Presa: As36C. Photo
‘Conf.- noo
Secret. Soviet sources
Secret. Soviet sources. “
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106. ;
* 105, 0SS-P~11060 . Press Assoc, Photo
10),,,09S-PALLO62 ae
» GTeesdTA Not for release
9800.0TA 28453 Conf. . cpr : :
Zye,en0 description; nothing on the back ~
ZeeeeSame » as a - : : “ “
+ UNS oeses a2 (nothing’else) yp
be00020586 Se ae oe ce UE nt _ -
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LF 130,.CIA 269K6 -Restts -
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ae 3696-accd senslivturss, 35¥9%930, NX Durem; 8/2/45" .
oe 165 CIAP=2558 ee _ 4
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| 3.23 Usd pase 25
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aha « Beene descripticd * a a
on ( weGbeesCIA 28441 Conte (also in:Bedel Suith's book), gh
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. he royalty statements or comes thoreof—
an i> hea mot recoived royalties.
-Beadleg
eagiloyeo. a 4s otther «ota agai or”
uialard (or-2798) con verity Shine, ;
; ug 209 i Ao Yo apfoneh
aw Béndtoy 4a 3 covet, OPC
8 contrast eeplozory | ie, udder
bo published tndtdally in the U8. tb te began
ee) tthe book, to bo
there ell later be be editions tions in many foreign Languages,”
iin vpn sat ahve pred wth bolton ota er Lee
en eer cartuin ate varie”
‘less the differencd between
e incens tax including: royulities and
should subait also a ORY of bia. incom Tax eotumnie) ‘
Sar mn. re ? sa Aut . SECRET :
abn tts SepF- 68. te wice cael Sept &S
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the tax 60.4 vcalld have bean ,
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: i . ee Soptenber. 2, 1950:
: Received from Robert i.. Hoadley the sun: ef one hundred (100) -
* a "dollars in as rort payment for services in procuring photographs tor
the Stalin pleture book project. _ : _ oe i . -
ee
wit
Me oe Lo
Be STA tN ToT a
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shee
SEghe 0 age, 150
Garo ‘SHUB. taasn'a file of angotile articles on Stalin (whieh no
“doosn"t, wont ‘rotugned), and Crankshaw article of 25-6~50 4in Sunday
. "SY Toes" magazine ! wAGATS TH ASTILE FR LESIN'S Marr", marked
you can apare it Be Oe Co
*Plegse retum to WwS3 yhon & if
:
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\ \ Fact op York Tiaes®, Sutay, 3 dm 190s
“SPICTURS FREES® So the nowést ahingle on Publichore’ Rowy
hanging fra 270: Pasi avaime, Biltors are Jasaih 5. Thomitiliy dite,
ferncr manag ttien of “ifr, cot Giver donbeny on lewre of
ep tee
i ms by rae vB. am tin aor
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PO ae ot | - ee 0 his 1
+ .
- eoaitved froa W. Se Sims $109 cash, for “sirvices
ina shoto-tosk, mies
ate _ an: , obtaining photogranhs to be “ased
. . _pevjee SARIS, ater to be charge SPI.
: beat) Ma Ll, -
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“yprnvet & TSO ;
_ 200. Kadigon Avemm@- ma
. Seo Rannsth Littansr YN a
. saul & scans published. "ihe Baby? & vTho Prenchmin® & "Happy Holiday? -
fe A & OO, : Lato ny ab a : . at
+ fer 190 oadrese : =
vat OHI" “book. nt a. not erasy ‘emf, ¥o. want:
_*STALIN PUBLIC. INTERULEDS AND StaTBENTS. TO. ma PRESS* 93h
‘Sov Affairs Hotes $35: ce
ov, Inperialion Poland 1997-18" Sovatt Notes $33 °
sabia “ght aceair “Thetiett ee oe Fenian wt
ses UR is
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oo 2 migist 1950
— apuen ox oS - oe *
, (1) Sorin 222 tos WeTC exminedy tie bast, about 6, obtained by : 6
Sind 4n XY, co 0 ptes wa A ty CLA’ "craphien: ie ecm regesin erticles
with photes, suppliod hy Jia” ALuawon. : . .
- (a Sina 46 t6 dd-utaost to cet | Sennen,
use of f thair photos by Subi ‘eloarsnce, :
to lit’ (protebly not possibie)s tind /or: y dunlteston: mimo CIA marieings 5
Ejer Liste of the sources fret witah CIA get, than .
Poiling thaso, L:'can nal 4 dcooriptive lict of the, CIA photod,
76 chould hot bo difflailt to dipliacto ht aa
Ee ee cesses te i - oe
OU Geog
<a for neciaun
‘toe tho
“sath Yr, Shecpoon ‘end. waliant’ “sbether -
te oat ee ae, vaioh renio? , ;
95, heey the purposes: of’ this ‘projoot_{ an Amal photos, with
gatirical oapticrs, in many longiagoa_/ bo approved in principio and a um
“” @f£. 840,000 bo aprropria fey tho development, and distribution of
1 " photob at tho - o SPet :
ae veer rn hh st ny Em
| unum Gp vetto'up a no project, 1atoh-/+ pe
t : ob yorking in NY. Ported of 6 sonth.--
‘cmb of bisgronty of Stalin, to besin,
» sehen bald corey
take royalties for trans: nto he ee pommel i ak Prom
‘pusmaly Citta, nga. eagles a8 oclpned a bisivile ‘the “Anocmotme pS
: overt—covort set-up /s Oe a ge
od under signature “Dorks Stubs,
| eau Pe.
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_
| with a-viow to -gubeidieation
(8). Fut sont %
abridged) in Kestorn hurops. end
Gt enososaryl a (poaalbl,
pould bo éxocLlunt if you ean got then to do ite Ack .
\ : ; IAttauor to shop 4t aro-nd,"
; : Simo mentioned - Piature Fresy, which. wes dosoribed dn ths be! Thess?
we ‘of 25 Juno 19301
Fe FO PICTURE PRESS‘ the iowost shingle an Publishera! Rody |
)_ bain. SULIT 1 Diol would ba lousy, | Youta aot na aavortisings
icon 2 Somster x .
“hanging fram 270 Perk Aveme, | Editore are docoyh J Tnerndilm, Ike,
former mondging editor of © wiife" ‘and-OLiver. Jason, aloave of
fron ‘the nagoziro, Tho fina. sonoonizata m1 sorious,- inexpensive
with a nerd interest and now. eiant<* . ;
-Biatebant, Poste #2
vm
monster FOPlBay. 3 init ths better.
a ha tong cpt aS Om NtOT So nau, “end
‘these Andis ds and éointrias: ‘that hove. ‘been outmansaverd and, taken
Then “jou ° af mace diatirtba tion, your oomniigaa =
‘ tind tos oxo ehh yor ths I an talidng-you it, I have told you it".
; Bins trread mimning through 4%, 6 tarting with Lenin, ‘could bes.
woes” (oe af Lenin'a faverkto-a nords), plua © comet a
rust these’ ponte", and (2) * specs?
14-0000
sie Shot nt | 7 Spy ze--£0
‘JOSEPH STALIF-
ignaast
“ commaiae the #1957" (ya arouses. eorsaattyy
cece ~ [)- cuiggesto“he; atid to thet “antes the
StLia regime will gone & to.an end.in the 1950'a5
; ~ « * 9) carrica the. Amplicatten(?)s conn ‘ths: Co
ae eet bs overthroin? 7 : —— ae a
~ ~~ ~~
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the weird phote of -
LeNTH'S Puch STLOSTRD
OWaR, ‘as BUSSIAR LANDSCAPS
ean an fen tn bee tee
toe cot pene
the vourgec & Soviet atetes sa ‘qo-extot, ood we ieee eal -3
wore ys Stelin's satesint of 9: apt 1907 a pen
° ‘te Stasoent “esta te ae tena, ew Sore people are.
"o Frings
oe
Temboty
RPE eter arte carte - 1 arr aemmrerrmmcmecin arecterene nan Meme
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, _ <P
; Page 12 -
. a
oe photo of Lee _
| 4 just ay ordinary Photos : a . . .
fe a ; seated at his desk, or 7 a 7 \ *.
7 " 4n any insctive pose. ; ; _ -
a ; te mmo 9g ghlitaraty from the eonsoloamness af woo
Bo aa we ete, ~ Sovdet ehtisense 20 2 are ae
able revive A8s, © = ot seep anlgg te oc
ia, of course, with Lenin's Testaments * ‘tind a
- ae fae - gee ~ mS = eneeen o ~ es - ae
oa - ee - wee ee eee
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phato- of
- PLESHASOV
(wo haven't gots can ‘de -
obtained)
Pe aI PS LITRE APES LL ME
n
‘
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: “Fy
. pinto of most
7 ee (we haven't3 can be got) oO so :
ee eee ~ eet : co. . . ‘ . . . f
tia 4a tie Saland fortreog off Petrograd, : .
caption yo te ths effects
erecedonle-creny marched ogstast, oT . :
co a . "pane te aero
july | 19175 stomed ‘the Winter Palace. in Roveaber. oe -
er Oe _ wes | ‘mthe war fut five. 7 yard, bat I cannot ~
PP an, ‘pesieaber sash. a-alanghver. : Ie Was: not a battles itwas ot SnfePnoee
conte % sallora, Féaght 3 wild | beasites under :
to Le ee Be aan the pouse wag oaptired
[ tha ‘St Bofttained tho or thres racldiers Uf a
Paremed nalf—deell, bat thay enat
o.1 “Ala uo shoot 88 7
ayy 2 ental, bile gn dtem of Moontimidty” be leg
» further” See ~ a ot ]
Rotes the Ebdve = woes eY mb ry Lengthy captians but a-vintld efo, |
ote (prasuiiab ) 4 existence ‘
and nacessary, Because @ thera ie no pe
‘of the setual revolts “and the fact > occurred should ba driven imme.
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a a 7 af TAKING. FOR aPEMSTDG Gi JONDAY: 7 , . nop-labelle
. 7 _ wo, Soviet rdlitariamsssssesreesell
Set a - Hazismssoces ooe0l0 "2 very big
; OO +. Personalities. oo 2 Sy
a | Soviet Gormanyeeseees 3
2 : . . Stalin lonOsceeseses 5
. . = a . Boy Se “Stalin's imer cirélesess &-
ca : i a 9
_.,.. Belighens sees Bo ce
an “tor StaLin-& Churchill ss» oa Se
Children: war or poace?esses 7 core oe ee
Big brpther.
once - - 0 - : -
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ae ee Bele ey
Leane oe
on TOE.
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oO . 28 Ange 1950
DORIS . |
vrs, Polmd is going to gt tho 62 duplicates made juct
te ee - | ant can om eas sD EET
Iociaaoataly, "vg the 68 piistas far which yoa got the agcnaion! ‘
; saan af suxt {150 thts soraag, ob saya apmcion Lilo thee of _
woe . Ne
- . Yo. sec gt aot fora daar ten far our om FITsto ty TL oN
nore; So you'd better; :
“tho uss) fea. far use far alication 19.56 oF
ome
paid for the -
a re
paul Breiteceiser is charging the g1so-cdd temporarily es
a ae
rg
hwo:
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. ; ; 25 August 1950 |
_ MEMORANDUM FOR RSCORD . . . : : . ~
/ . SUBJECT? “Conference of, JBUL Stub and Sine, su 7 ré STALIN. Bb moto bOOK. —- . 5 a.
4, . , mo a
a) Sone 202 hoes wore exanined$ the best, about 67, obtained by = .
Stub in NY, the.o mmiahed by CIA Graphics; plus some magazine articles foe ‘ _
with photos, moppiied. ‘by Jin Williansons ; og
! (2) Sims is to do utmost to get clearanco: CIA Gra nics ‘for maociomas
use of their photos by Stud: clearance, "possible, for Shib to take the 5
photos to HY (probably not possible) 5 and/or duplicates mime CIa- -markings 5 & 7
rend /or Liste | of the sources fron which CIA gob theme
. “thes ) descriptive list of ‘the CIA photoss
: It should: tf be difficult to « Z st of them in NY agencies, and the
_ Siub-pleturec aro in any cafe © alot the book //s co, a SO .
sty Not mich discasosds . -
there. Teirey fine:
unre’ iportant to set the, we Co .
pictures would aseet $e _ . Dae
satdriéal eaptions, in many lang 7 poroved in
of $40,000 be appropriated ‘for ‘the development: and dis
ainilar — a tthe. discretion of Chief, SE."
: mw, let's gat. on with the bao and, if noces séTy, | pmend.
oe agrURIE or. write’ up a new project, later. ; ;
SEG bo pa py Stub, working in NY, Period of. 6 months:
; work: by Stub, aw Seanthor er rthie naebt> sShabzof- Viera: of-Stalipy. to. bf An
after coupleticn of work dn _e co, a a
mivate sitizens to. hold copyriph
Sunt 0 NY romana Pree.
t basi, :- ‘Piged foo. : ,
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pe to nodD on Layout, ag
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poe (8) Publication to be in the US farst, with a view to, gubsidization
Ss (if necossary ary) of editions ‘(poosthy aoridged) in Western Baropo and
: elsedhores :
- : (9) Publisher, JBIII: "Duell would be lousye Youid gat no advertising.
Simon & Sciuster would be excellent if you can got them to do it. Ask
Littaner to shop it around.” | _ :
Sins mentioned Picture Press, which was ‘ts eribed in the "NY times
(08-25 Jue 19507
Te, "PICTURE PRESS is the newest shingle on Publishers Row,
” hanging froa 270 Park Avema, Sditor's are.Joseph J. Thorndike, Jre,
_ former managing ‘editor of aLife’, and. Gliyer Jensen, on leave of absence
- from tho: ‘magazine. The firm will concentrate on serious, inexpensive
_ Phote=text ‘books with. a general interest: and news slent.? .
“agai. Ist what be thinks. about Jensen". eo
“of book? 7'Smnib: It should be called “Joseph Stslin®
g mu Ld ad 10ok,- at first. glance,” nod arepagandi stk fa
. Then, 35-you | ‘ zat it, you seo.
in. the faces, ‘down to its” present tertiary “phase” » — the. evohition from
the early revolutionary dream of a- better life for "Russia to the present -
. monster regina, The lesa captions in it the better. —
galie: The, main themd should be "here are they now?", —all
these “individuals and countries that have been outmaneuvered and. taken
over and Liguidated: ‘by Stalin, |
: When you are writing for mass distri
; should bes “WE will-tell you this, Iam telling-you it, I havo told you it®, :
; Sims fhe thread running ‘through it, starting with Lénin,. could bé:
. plus: Jus: "Ruthieesnesa® {one of: Lenints favorite words), plus complete ~
Intolerance ‘of. a) : sont” ‘and. constantly bets Papo
: sof A poseible. ties, Sagnt be: sftsl.t ‘slave, half ‘free??,
, the qui tation fron Lincoln, which would ‘the jin with the catipatgn. to- expose —
the USSR as the poe and ‘the US. as the true * npevyolutionary™
As far as thotos,. ‘and. the sequence ‘in ghich
ged, should tell the story, GWl's' mr tine, 32~page photobook
on “Hitler (#1 am not crazy: ‘@nough to wast a relies too mich on captianse
_ We should. ake a boos that Molotov & Stalin” would equim when they fead it, ©
. and have. ‘RO answer, toe. . Thea it wid be et for- “publication anyahores"
on le po es a ‘Shib to move to. WC Septeaber Le
WSS.
0. pay five assockates $100.
ey have, aiready., obtained,
eatiea “ot the. Books ©
R
the- -degensration of the system, _
bution, your technime
© paoples, and (2) "Because: .
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Resto thes ‘Statin mesna TAS, ° .
_ For pshlication in: to be euttanle for yaniisstion in ary comer.
. Frenos to start with. _
Itegn “gos "Tt should be oo good thet Stalin:Mupolf cookda't nrmur i:
Ceptions to bo ap far as posaile gaimine quotes quotes froa Hers, Lenin, Stalin,’
" “Moletov, under photés showing cndaniable facts such as the assasainatian of
> Ppoteky., Nothing phossy. If qe lure a book that no one in the Arenlin can
; pick baleo im, 48 will be good for publtestion anyehore in the warils’”
eee, Sit anced not contain & ”
me
— _ et “Teens Bs: Tesget 12 Stalin ent
es L, , Maw East would offend any -Commniis
AJosezh SteLin®, ophia Bon‘ Tanto “WPeseo'®, | rads ban alk Poato? -
iat | oghiriy-three Years of Pat’, “ihe, Trojan Dovats, ;
a “$81 Deatt lot's sorry about the title nae
7" Yeap BB K x eige there fo 0 vey strilciig contrast biuoc photos ef
“tue ietlare batons in the 20's ead uurotcuched phttoe of ‘then Bod, «gs
4a thy official 20-cinute nesonresl af Kay Day 1949 in Red Saas
-fatetbas #32 It looks (28 duno) a8 tho this new-tecl, and tills frea it,
: Bee te avedibahles 7? if it's tedinlodlar, . 60 each the rettee we,
Tuan os pictorial History of Reasia® ty Join stuart. Harting .
Sw —
iL |
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qa) Photo of Tear & Kaloor togethate
Bo~zedalloed
3? these oF8} oe Ley? pacts
e
(toate ats TS
- (2) phous ehovtng Dovoststion of tarld Her Te
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Corpses, Tefugeose .
BS: peotarenly in whet Spent, Peet ; .
; (3) Photos Lenin (ganinely) ursing Pesto ee oe
- 7 7 eatta on soapbox, with cross, car 2. banners "Peace" . .
Us). casso-nps of Lain & bia pis Politburo 4n power.”
. Inoluding of tat 6 OY enh totes a
ty ene pass wnt bo OF SN Follows. by? -
stalin to the-effoet "Ke ord meh
” eapbtons qutotion f froa 5 s
eo the organising: sense. of Conrad, Rrotsiys S
@ foe (td. oe a Ba
mo tat erin wie le wae!
4n 12 WY, | distinguishsble from ordinary. Ciraxucnhan
articls, “the. ‘Battle for Leninta Hantle",. in BYTie3s SAges 25/8/50)».
“eta an Sn egy oe fe el
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- Statin with Ribbentrop, after signing Past 2999 (ans)e
«dares _. %°
nse wast ra telegram from
capiaits Misthdny SFOS, conanted in Kisody ce
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(16) Stalin malos war on bis » native coursing Feb, 1921
| “prmat any poobd bard to Gao By? we Co \
“gaptdons cqutte Lenin: “1 ma ontraged by by the airrogence of BO ,
and the-eonntvance of Stalin ext Daarsidazigts
(Greiphes artiea)e -
par fotos ns st of Stiinta Uirtiate, oe of TAIL, oo
pegs "5 Bpotdtng ning’ ‘Lage gnatt oS ee ~
penne it anmentmeneetin, a a ee ee ree
i 1 cn tm tts te gro sao
a) sn in hp, ps on oe
enanpions - 0k lee eee tet i - : moet ee et an a -
“Captions BS “I bew hve eAiitona_ of cabin for tata Ja ees
ot tBtalin'e War-tine Spoichco"*» ; ee ts
: as) scttng co nibs of USA &.U5SE goliteros os : . _
Serna
more re
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(22) Hitler’s Choneollary in rains, | : .
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(23) Weirecharg Nar Crininals tying tn 2 cos after being Pangeds . .
- (za) antic? poasssrolly in Be Berita
Capticn: "the people, still want pescats
(23) os ceohaoer & Zrabow together (an unigorn), be
(26) sizeshoxior as Colunbin ‘president (in civitien etsthes) . on
Captions here is dsikew psai® 7 : | 7
Seas cthay tangled thelr wy into Belping destroy the Goren |
SS | Republic ‘hnd urining on bitLere Tay redeod up Ritlof te
wwe ee
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the avazer in the “To® column, | Tach officer sgnould inl
{ASTRUCTIONS: Dt ticer designation
eres Steet ans rech caesent mustered to cu preescond we
adnece grace itwtficiest! before turin Poetiage nia fecora and Routing Sneet snould. be reiurne? t& Best: Taree.
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ORO HOCK, suggested by you On poe.
(1) Ke. “STALL Is HITLER" PH
(2) I have csked ISB te supply vs ith alt @ailahle personality
ghetos of Hitler & Stalin, Lees! Aphotes in which they appr in close-up
yao might also heve one of Red Square & * artezi/ receiving poarquets
_ from little girls, Visiting waindee goldiers, voting, pinning pedals
- on gmerais, receiving visiting statesre from dominated areas, —rith
eachasis on photos ghowing the two dictators engaged in sisilar activities.”
I have, my, doubts :as to wisther they will come up pith a large sucbers
ib eh “Probably algo be fiecessary to draw onthe big New Tork. photo agenclese
France; then
won i PROUT. ‘The: book ‘to! be published, first, in
Norweyy Syeden, etCe
_, da, other ecuntries: - ‘Italy, te West Germany, Holland,” Belgiua,
(4) OECD, Discrodit Stalin. Steveal him as the rathless, master of
a “spyeridden aL ave-camp", Snor him as worse thm” wither. woming dangerous, .
because his. poisoa is mo ebleg more muses oe cunning: ;
a, [he Ae ath OAS Wupe: aul do Sho, £2. (esas Hpet re
5) BOOK TO BE a i =) BY ibis in conjunction aed 6P.
Willdemson 3 be paid his ee daily rate, to > enable him to soglect his
regular work, - 4
Vv
(6) BOOK 10 BE SIND: ay? Howard Hunt suggests, in Frances sone
ai Libération Cosritt ae, or Federation
Tere, Co vvig ee a Cari U) Ht
oS WAY
; ch ax
organization such as tha Sclisb Nationz
of Tron curtain Jourialista5 ‘or Nore? or
It might be signed ith some yan fusépean pseudonya Ju
— Stefan Mueller"?
——
3 is pact INTEREST IN THE. BOOK. TO. BE CONCEALED?
—@) 0 BE PURLISHED BY? | in France, a Preach pubasshere ;
Pa woh | rn kb exec ent literary agent might be Gerard poitellest, K Krave“ e
; : ; ; chenko's liters agent, ‘described on. page. Zz: of: “r Chose Justice".
oe _ ar (9) SUBSIDY, , Estimates of préduction costs for this type of book have oe
, ’ an _ pean made in cénnection with KU FUNNY. To ingure aicespread sale, 2 conside-
"fable subsidy would be necessarye
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(10) SIZE CF BOCK? A maxiqun of 75 pages of photos. This wuld give
some 36 or 37 txo-prge sets of Hitler-Stelic photos.
(11) CAPTIONS? I th ink we will’ need thea, and ahculd have thems
et lease fcr a good nary of the photos. or ghesk this will prove vo bo the
case when you come tc mike up any actual aoreyle . ,
i? Something a gocd desl more eye-fs* tehing and forceful, as
TITLE than the tentative nStalin Ie Hitler” efioul.d be fartnceaing?
- "Your me "Do you want this gs sanz" i An wv!
; c¥)
tWan of steel, —and H2.0, i fLA is ity Lege
/
a a) GAN 36 SETS OF PHOTOS siowtmnG PAESLLES BEIVEAN H & S BB
PRODUCED? Undoubtedly yes. Butt
ya) a ua wan: ‘PARALLEL CLOSE-UP “PiioTes Gay YOU succes?
a
we. can have parent
. with. peuitably "ed ting ‘ceptions w
oat Berchtesgaden, alongsido
ul Bat how, with any close-up photes “ott H&S can yu deal with
such matters as Slave Labor, tha Gestapo, the MVD. For these, it aeans to
— me, it will be necessary to have non—close-up photoa, L.ee, photos in which
HE § do not appears But the paraltel between the two regimes cm be
foc nasiesd (a) in the’ ‘Capt
(25). ‘OvER-FRRIT. ‘A “ SWASTIKA & HAWER-SICKLE in the upper corner/of
each set of non-close-up photose
(26) GEXT? Captions, it seace to Ms, will be found necessary, and
perhaps ‘even some inter-Leaved pages of of parallel textso E.Ge, you can bow,
_ om 8 left-hend pages a Photo of Witzleben (endfor some of the other
oo * ponb-plot Germah Generals “ping executed in. za. _and .on the right-hand
a , - page photos ‘of ‘Quchachevely and the 6 other Bed arny generals who wore
i * 7 i . “executed along. with hin (ath no photographers present) in 1937 But how
can any. photo, of tuchachevsky et al.
the Purge—3s-8 sontimigns-feaburosof-Soviet-Life-ever-eince 397777?
"The first & greatest misunderstanding: about the Purges hag to.do ‘with |
their duration. To most jmericane / also Kester Buropeans, he says, else
where: Kravchenko, "I Chose Justice’, pels_/y a Soviet puree 4s something
ECRET a.
els showing “each 1 dictator ‘Feeet ving: “gore
ions, and (8) by some such typographic derice ast
begin to do justice to the subject of ©
ne ee ee
Hate, ote
il text, not B
an AS
“a st
. " ae ye
wey a
exceptions, a violent phenopencn mhich they vagely understand has happened
ence, or several: times jparhaps, <but is then over aod done with, Tnis is o
basic onror. Purges we crt of the permanant mschinery of the seviet
regime. They pra eentimous and never-emdinge Thore have becn periods of
intensificationss..&t thoro bss never been a period free of yurgingese®
Stalin, as described by
(Bren more 40, how
Ly do justice to Purgesaunde
tinier a rogine
How can 4¢ possib
Sravchenke din the ten paces U,5-155,. with a few pwtcs?
hat it is Like to live
do justice, with photos alone, to wh
uv informer®?) —— [e-! ye Nate He .
eo) tao
where "one person in every 74 is ab
‘mal wal | 2:
Therofore why not sonething Such aor —
(17) BURGE, THOTOS PUIS TENE?
‘gations photos: plus pho tee (per
“+2 Wave: one, or two goods gruesome ga
haps 4. half-dozen or more to 2 page) of several Goren .Rajor figures: who.
i S Of.7 of tho 1926 (asma't it) Politburo
frial of the | _
have been killed: ‘Tuehachersiy, 6 cut of.
itself, the Jan, -1937 Furceés ("all shot, except Radek"), the
Teenty-one (March 1938: "alk shot except Rakovski"), ete etca, plus Kostov,
o) + Then, batween pages of photos, havea page of text, 40 érive
the fat ginpe a sweratinaous® point howe: ot. _
-_ We » reprint. the above-quoted ‘paragraph fr
-weader would recogat and some of t
he lists of |
gone photo (available?) of Trotsky” giranled across: his
desk after Stalin's assassin had been at him with tha meat-cleaver, which
would lead the reader on to pertiaps one more pagé © >
ard to read, tn display foms
fhen the gruée
poLsTeimd.... Fyatakeres
Rrkove ‘ ;
Buknariviee wea cececeesonsesnot
qrotukjesserseceserceeesessssnssassianted
-pestidaviationist®s shoe
Adeviationiat*: shote
KostoVecescscceossensere®
pocetseansee®
(18) A "SPY-RIDDIN® REGIME, ee
- ‘To pat ‘this point across, in photos, seeas offhand aifticule.
Hongier, it might be possible simply to Tave an ordinary mhoto of m oF
Gitizen, looking gomemat aprrehensive, with undemeath
of a Single gentance from, OSs, Xravcherke
a, .,,Finally Donenio escaped.” He roma his wife and-three ©
Living in the Doneta. Basin under a false name
atiig one- except ay wife,’ Tonenko said,
” SECRET
teould know «ho I seally
REE
pe bet bee Mee own
om KravenenkO as
f text, And eye-catching”
Dimitrovecceece
YomneSanskysveccccceroseser’® 4 , ;
‘ qmorezscsessseeesesee ..1957 7 -SIC-EIC BIG.
it a Caption consisting ~
hiLdren
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called ‘we uncle, and grew up iedthout laceing that the mn sho boarded at
in their house was in reality their own fottar,'” (I Choss Juuvice, y ko dide
(19) EATIN & OSkIRCIM, atc, We can of course have pakstiel photos
heres
But a map of ths USSR with a large black dot for ‘gach Flaco
whare thera is a labor-casp, with Caption underneath &m very large type,
"15,000,000 and more}? sight help to drive how tha extent of slave
later under Stalin, I can't ses how any single photo ‘of of slave-laborers
can make the point, ©
There 4s such a map of: the later—canp Locations Sin Dali, 1
bat. it ‘48 typograpiically a very poor ey and it is devoutly. to be hoped
ghat CIA Cartographic can coho up witha batter ones |
(20) TUESDAT, June Ze MILLIS io making a ‘trip to Washington, Sook.
and should be in the office early in the morning. Could. you meet with . ”
1
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- hin- -than?. wee ete cae — - wide a wok
pane eR tet ee
oparing these photo. sbooks thera seems toj-bo néthing Like
: aotuatly ‘gott ing down to ihe prvparation- cof. a auney. » cou ou propar .
aome sort of rough ay or List of Contents to subait, to wiLtanson,
Hindicating ¢ the Theme ia which you would like to have the photos illues :
od
W. S. Sims ©
as) Ry tenitative view in re. this Phuto Book might be summed up
a8, tha "Soyalite ponders theory Tate, (1) a. page of printed statistics
ae ° . - oo ce we of purgies, alone, As | no good (2). a. pegs iwi mica galléwa ‘photo -
: . \ev _ alone is not good ‘emf, ‘bat (3). put the tuo fegethets and you have somzthing
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SUBJECT! , Congrecs for Caltural Yreedon -
Attached io an interta Teport. A considerable amount
i of yaterial, facluding American and foreign press cuttings,
ob ae oo 8 photographic” exhibit “end fol ‘tort of epeeches, wall te oa o ae ; o- be
“avatladle within the noxt few days and can, at that the,
| | Be sada tha subject of an additional report.
. LOUIS GLASER .
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“ CONGRESS YOR CULTULAL FREEDOH =. +
Berlin, Sermany ‘ -
26 toe 30 Juno, 1950 - . : .
Early th 1950 a plan we conceived to gather together in.
viete ~ ae Berlin, in the heart of Sovtet Germany, a representative group. of
on |
tha Nectern World's intellectual leaders and to “provide: thes. with
an inétriment to repudiate the totaittartan concept of intellecs
a) ‘tual subservierice to the state. orc planned to convens. the Con=.
_ - » Gress of tal tural, Precio in Jane 2950 ata ponent most ndvanta- —
“Congrase wore’ to te widely publicized’ by preaa, radio and printe
“material not only to ths western word but by gustained clandestine
~~ ‘ dietrivution in -communtot-controlled areas.
fo achieve maximum effect and credibility, it was apparant fron.
VATS
the Sitact that the actual sponsorship of such a convention should
“not de permitted to appear. Accordingly, the Congreoa for Cultural : ~
Preston ostensibly sprang into. boing ae the tneptrotion of a maot~
tag’ “be twean Ernst Reiter,
=
‘Lora Mayor of ‘Berliny Dr Lotte Suhr. i
Sa
“ef the Berlin Collega of” Politteal-Setaiees ana ‘Dr. :Redered, Rector WW Smee git cet cee ee
of the Free Uaiveroity of Berlin. Melvin a Lasky, “#IC0G editor of
the intellectual periodical, Der Konat, was: introduced into the.
formative comittes And noninated Acting. General Secretary to steer
the’ operation for ote.” ws we
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: fa tke name of an {international eponsoring conmittee?) iuvita-
tions to the Congress were extended to prominent intellectual,
cultaral and labor figureo of the Vestorn orld or in oxile froz
cusmnist-déinateé Zactern countries. The complicated task of
- "" “gathering together trae widely-scattered individuals at. the site
of the Congress required the closest coordination with and coopera-
tion of offietal, and private United States agencies and individuals
of many nat {onal ities. the delicate matter of covert! y “tinanetng
the travel and expenses of delegates for ‘example, had to be accon-
pl Lahed with
+ Lighed, interests. ta Anternational | affaire. An enormous anoont of.
412 was handled in Berlin and elsouhore ¢ on “the. 7
‘continent and ia. a. thé v
Provision of 3 aterpreters, press and radio ‘coverage, an. “elaborate
book dteptay, accommodations for porsonal confor’ and security of
the delegates and faciitties for the. official dusiness of the |
~ congress, were anong the problems woicn had to ve. solved. : *,
ore fe particularly grateful to the State Department Ybieh, |
tnrongh tha office of Hr. Bruce Buttlea, rendered éxceptionsal and
.eympathetic cooperation throaghont the progress of negotiations and
arrangement. Thia cooperation extended to lettors from the State
brartant te invitees, “packing up: Cont ttee invitations, | ‘a general
the assistance of three American. conaittoes with estab~
a Fhe Committees included. such nares 8st
__ Bertrand Russell, Arthar Koestler, Oreat Britain; Charles. Plisnter,
~~ Belgium; David Housest, Andre Gide, and 4ndre. Nalaraz, France:
Italy; John Dewey ond Arthor
‘Tana.
‘Raakon Lie, Norway; Ignazio Sslone, .
Schleainger, | vw. Se: arlo. Sehata, ¢ Germanys | Denaie Rougonent Switeor- :
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. to be cuzported by ‘fanae of cic am dologstes were charactertaed ‘a0: : : 5
a . Averican polices apiea apd war monger. In tba 0. 3., conoidorable :
coverage was ‘given by the i. Y. Tiees, X. Yr. Herald Tribune, Balti-
sore “gan, Nashtagton Star and other papers. | Additional coverage: is
expected. da “partodicals in the fore of reviews and feature articles.
In “‘racording the Lope 3 the Chriatins, Science |
Monttor refer red te. the tact that At wat veling held jut one ponth- ve ‘ i
week aeholare. fron... pin Fok steppes thingate be ce oman
ii-importance of ; ov
< In ite deliberations, ‘She caltural and inteLloctnal slavery
aphatically
posed by the Soviet Union and her satellite states was en
and repentodly denounced. The attack by Harth korea wad imoediately
“oatsot ‘upon, by delegates’ ‘and ‘neds the. maddect.. of, vigoreus.. epudian
‘Aon. “Tn ‘wnte: Génaection, it ia “atgnttieant “that the delegates. wore:
not dounj, liaited, or instructed in any way (1) Te was ‘well ‘known
wee that one delegate, Dr._ ane Thirring, auetrien atonte. Sofentiat, bad
prepared a. spedch which, contained. a constdarabre aaouat of eriticion
The Seas aad been printes, ani: atetri- .
a of ‘the, Weatera, denceracloa.
control:, wag exerciaed ‘over paper’
. delegates; 4%. waa necea that the general coarse ‘of bu
tercr ‘of tho Congress d aid within. the dounis x
- cept. This wae accomplished" by an informal stee
key member ‘of which was a highly respected, Laternation
delegate, who ane also. an OFC agent. .
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a potiated: his prepared docuasat, stating ‘that, in view of the cynical |
Korean aggression he would confine himself ton denunciation of...
communist desrotian.
, . Phe Congress dolegates represented many divergent backgrounds
and philonophios. _They wore froa to exprese any opinion. Yot at
a . _ no. period during ‘the five daye of di ecusston,, debate ani oratory waa
oe ; there any erition of the U. *. ur of Lin policy in the Far Eeat.
; We 5. policy waa, in fect, vigorously, defended oy .a naumdor of dele-
: poted Borwegian: Yador Lender. oo
fhe. Gongrese. vanant badly ‘approved. the following ‘totter: ‘te hie
e. aators. and. actentiate, behind the thon...
a‘conflict ‘batuoen Eaet and ‘Wee
between “peoplea: We deflaitely roject tho, accusation.
~ that we who hae coma together from many countries and”
-- different parte .of ‘the world aré hoatile to the peoples
of Rusaia and tho countries eadjected to ‘the dcoatnation
of the Stnlta dictatorship, Quite the reverse: wa
have. Amon yet us representatives of thoge ‘peoples.
tte oe "te are deesly * gonvinced: “that ‘the ‘provies” of the oe cet
7 freeton of the ‘peoples vho are today onalaved under -
wo, . on the Stalin dictatorentp and the problem of ensuring 8.
Ma freedom and peace throughout tha world are inseparably .
linked. .
4Al1 ‘those who fight for freeton agéinot oppréas- “s
fon can be assured of cur unlicited solidarity.®
ey - Pattonnttone ra the Congress. coneluited with a ‘Enanimons mni-
tab A) in which the deree Jocted “the idea “ot nea. Ces
; trality in the, otruggle Between freedo ;
fy
intellectuals should, not atand silent on the sidelines bat shoal -
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as adhere to the defense of freciom and “inieud to. the exranste -O of irea-
rape a ase
m1) Acting on.a Joins proposal of the. Congree’.. ad the. anes
of the City of Gorlin, Lord Mayor Renter ‘aenounced A resalatian to -
eatadl i. a cerorial in honor of all those who have fallen uncer — . 4
totalitarian tyranny, the gonunent to 3a erecctod in ‘the Britian
sector near the Deanmtenterg gate. (ay.
t the tt 1 action of the Congreso was. sel f-parpetenttion in the
pa
tors efa Sted ing Continaation Count ttee witch fa tera selected 6a.
Rrecutive Comstt tse, consiating oft
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” ephe ” Cangtess has unified ‘all ‘tntellees. ;
tuals vho.are not communists arcand a 7 Sear es
progran for cultural freedom. Ka are ae Be
prepared to take the offensive. * .
Tgnario Sllozet ‘¥e wen of the resiatance prepose io
. form a new leaguo of reeletance to
totailtariantes everywhere. *
"Phere is no neutral corner in the fteld a
-of, Zreedon,. at. an artist. shrinks {rea .
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The firet peating of the Bxscutize Count tee, wateh with: be. con-
_seolled y orc, “te echeduled. tor Paris, - ‘te Soptenier, at which: time .
arrangenonte will de cade tor futare sespions of the Congress and
the coat toned “orptottation of 48, activities and the: anti-communtes : no
plane for “the “Seshottaeiea of thts Yatton, called for. re ;
ad juastiintton of the: catyat of the. Congress, espe: tally
. rons wy “ether: ‘papers
Plans are now beiag perfected for circulation, in a number of ©
Langiages, of nt li-fons. of coptes of the apaechés, declarations. and ee :
resolutions of the Congress. Much of thio waterinl has already deen ;
pence ONE TNT
carried, by ane Totce of Aaerter” and ws Bait 2 BIAS. Since the > Congrats es
on Comittes,
S hes Jeternined to perpataate itself “thtough a Cont inuatt
Or will encourage additional statencats and declarations by kay ‘per>
sons, these al so to be. distributed throughout the satellite area. |
vane eitlions of people. sone. of then: cut off: trop any news of resis=
‘of the world catraged at the “attedpted guilverstion of “pinatrectuat ve eB tee
freedes; ‘bet that they propode to Zhht ae ye
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whe ‘are freéa to say what ther think ant thue bring to those etini |
. enslaved the message that they too car hore to be froe.
the ‘Cri tural Congress ard, further dtssenine tion of the volcas. of fen,
apg bers deat. Saal ACT Bam lee
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in providing entry yorntts for delagatas, several caties Sxproveing
ovorall Anterest and extracrdinarily: coaplete arrangements to cover
the Congress by VOA. To accomplish this latter eioston, VOa's
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“LIE. The Sessions of the Congress’. -
The Congrese convened in Berlin on 26 June 1950 ‘and consisted of
mere than 100 representatives of 16 nations, (2) It wae officially.
welcomed by tha: city of Berlin and waa grested “with an’ _ outpouring of
‘corded fully at this tine.
Clippings and a complotd operaticnal ‘re
_ pert havo not yet been received from the field. There are many known?”
indications, however, that it was furiously opposed by the connuniot
_presd... - Sdvlot- ~syoneored’ ‘papers. aml Badio Berlin denounced delegates
ao the tounds of ¥ell Street_and oven accused Congress mexbers: ‘of
setting fire to the House of Soviet Culture. The Congress vasa said
Da
(1) Among the leading delegates: Groat Britain = 2, H. 3. “Erosonake
MP, author, editor of New Stateeman and sation; Arthur Koestler, authr-g
>Herbert Read, art critic, poet, novelist. france - Henri Frenay, oditer;
Susanne Lebin, author; Andra Nalrgux, author: Gabriel, Marcel, Pallosopher;
cv Andra: Philip, professor of economics; Jules Romains, novelist. Gormaay. -
Franz Zorkenau, historian and journalist: Anna Stameen, educator, Carlo ©
_Scheld, polttical scientist, educator. USA - Sidney Hook, educator and
philosophers Irving Brown, labor leader; Goorge Schuyler, editor; He de
mueller— Professor of Biology, Motel prise winner; A.M. Schlesinger, Ire,
Professor of History. Switgerland - Srancoia-3ondy, editor; Silhela
‘Roepke, Sociologist and econowiat, Horvay.- Haakon Lic, labor ‘leader.
‘Italy. - Ignazio Silone, Fovelist; Franco-Loxbard; philosopher Russia -
ENicolat Andreyév, literary eritic, lecturer; Boris Sic aera histor cet
fan. Holland - Rendryk Brogzans, Professor,” Surkey
Journalist. Czechoslovekia. -. Kare) Fupka, _Professor, : .
Sorsan, poet and editor. : a)
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SUBJECT: American Eallet-- +.
SO: Chiel, TUCAPS. . UFO: Chief, Dr2ee29
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ATTs: doseph E. Stribling —
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Selon, we have been’ ‘forced to faze .
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thand a wcoject which § involved _—
for-a- brief: Series» ef =perfornarices in: dot oh the
Fr se the busiz néss manager of” -
- the pallet. company wouldn's accept marks, and Lallison had no dollars ~, an
fer such Purposes dt that time we indicated, because of the advantace ae
to. FOQUICE, that we would resalve his e&ifficulty ‘oy / exchanging his money
for hin. . .
3. For a variewy of reasoris, the tallet was delayed and couldn't
include Serlin durin: the veriod in question, We regarded the deal aso 0 tt
dead and put it out of our ainds, bet s7 Hallison. He chose to regani 7)” v soo,
our comiitment as ope: oPy and withsut consulting us until today, has osli- ‘ :
gated himself to par XO. 3350 sreen dollars to the ballet conpany, wnich is
arriving in 35erlin tomorroy, and whose business manarer expects to oe - .
Both Wallison,‘and indirectly Balster, _
ort the hook. We have informed him that ’
E policy, 3 and anyway our eriginal reason
lenzer crerative. 2ut because he
1 US ‘a variety of ways, we have
482 ef ‘exchanging ° his marks on the
fing a “Bix-to~one rate as probably the ‘best. obtainables a _ a
paid immediately ca arrivals
; Regardless ef wh allison hes been. told, wWe- “do not awish’ te.
involve this mission in lecal open zarzst transactions. fie are, there :
fore, ox exchanging froz our _ funds: here xe 2 dollars for 18,300 Teatsche
: obtain a mark receipt fro the
‘Fe believe this ‘operation secure sid ‘aot digacrs LF
“either a financial or influence siandpois'.
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1. For -the reasotis. oxt?#+>4 below, we have been forced to take:
‘Szergoney action on tha’ follexins rattorss
“ 2. During thé pofiod of preparation for PDQUICK, Mallison Had 4a .
-.¢,hand-a project which invélved bringing the Amorican Ballet to Berlin | oe
Zor a brief series of perforaarces in both the east an2 wast eactora
. . of the city. ¥e encouraced hin Li tiie idea, since the. Ferfornance |
co D on dates coincided with PDWICK, and would have added substantially to the
‘eulture sorrounding the central event,. “allison, however, wes Laced: -
; With a coapli¢ated financins froélea, sinea the business manasor of. |
“ the ballet company wouldn't accept marks, and tiallison -had-no dollars:
: _ for suck purposes. At that ta ‘we indicated, because of the advantage
M '..£0° PDQUICK, that wa would resalve his difficulty hy exchanging his money:
for -hin, Se : noo
Le 3. Fer a varloty “of. reasons, tho ballet ‘was delayed and couldn't .
~ Ancluds Rerlin during the Period in question. “%e regarded tho deal an
“dead and put it’ out of our finds, but not Mallison. He ohose to regard — : : :
our commitment as open, and without’ consulting. us ‘until today, has obli~ . .:
gated hinsalf to pay 3080 eFeen dollars to tha ballet ¢dupany, whieh ia - ; . os
arriving’ in Berlin tomorrow, and ghoss buelness manarer expects to be. .
“5. « ; Patd innediately on arrival, ‘Both wal lisan, and indirsctly Balster,
"have appealed to us to take hia aff the hooks -Wo have informed him that
| + such deals are contrary to“PJCArE | Y,. and a : 6 ‘Peass
for considering such assistance is to longer operative. But be
* aad hia shop are’ oxtrenely useftil to us th a variety of ways, we.have
told his we might perforn ‘tha service of ‘exchanging his marks on the. -
c Six-to~one rate as -ordbably’ the deat obtainable, -
Ropgardlese.of what Yalligon has bean told, ‘we do not wish ta
involve this mission iA local open market transactions; Fa are, there
fore, exchanging frou our fuids ‘Sere, 3050: green dollars for 18, 300: Deutsche
®arss fros jiallison, jté will, of course; ‘obtain « mark receipt fra: ‘the
balletcospany's business manacér in order to keep ‘his books straight, we J,
and no’ paper outside PIGAPE files referring to this watter Wild axiste 0 25.
. a Be dvelieve this ‘operation secure and not disadvantageous to FICADe frog’ .
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‘ of Borda Ivanovich Nikoléeved, | Ahead of the aoclalist
Coola Leagdo of ‘Hew. York ‘who nas been in. Oormeny for the pest
cote” gfe weekao” , noted ‘that. Mr. Hikolaevskt has
‘ beeh cadoaver adi
GEsaDps. ‘dita hes Rugs jan. ‘onigration and, “that he is.
: “f suppor’ of the. ‘executive we
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Placa. =). gftonpe: mein the -Ruesian efilgration
! a Figares frei Weetorn Europe and the Unlted States.
I$ is resamended that the Department give oerices
‘gonsideratics to. the. position whieh 1t ehowia taka: aL th. ae
reapest to Hikelecveki's. proposal. Xf plang are - hee
-pregeoediag ‘bo seeato a anified front withia tae Ba és fan
‘enlgxation mich sould receive Alériedk suppert ja.
aoosrdaneo with the recommendations set ferth in the
Ealiey report, it would appear inadvisable at this:
stage to. gle. any offielal onc curagencnt. to & eongress
of huwaide groups which wuld not bo milly reprepenta-=
. tive. and would th ére: re--tend- to “enphadize. aivergent
trends within the omk tien rather than minimising.
dirferénecs and éndeavoring to onlist: bread support ~
within: the eaigration tor a program. of anti-Communiss.
sotivity. _ :
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Despatch =.J0, July 26, 1950
a ACTIVITIES IN GRAMANY OF BORIS TWANCVICH NIKOLABYSIQ
. Boris Ivscovich Nikolaevski, tho well-known Russian
Historian and joufaolist and bead of the New York socialist
League, haa been in Germany for the past six weeks attempting .
; to line up support for a 0100 ‘of Russian groups of the left ‘
; “. * - and contér and to promote a congrese of "gemcoratio" elements ;
\ . within the emisration which he hopes to convene in Paris in
+ the fall under the. sponsorship of the executive canmittes ; ’
-ereated at .the’-retent Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedom. ; we,
_ Rikoleevski Ls a man of great onergy”.and of very con-
- gidorable ‘atature among the Russian refugees in Germany. By
tanding recon) a3 a gooial democrat he
ocratic and. trade...
6 wth Geman sootal~len
‘been: parsonally ‘saqua
gtatare to..come to Germany.
n-effort to give chooumgement ond assistance
ot . to members of the now Russian enigration. ~ So oO
"GP > WakoLaevakd has Givided his time between Muntoh, Bor) ts
ana Frankfurt and has. talked wlth a ocnstant.stream of visitors.
_ Bo has alee aelo napmerous aide ‘tripd ts seek out. refugees in
- > whem be is interested, Hie principal objective: has been to ; ;
‘unite as many of. the progreasi vw. or, a8 he célls then, _ . .
. | demoeratio" Russian groups aa possible in an’ organization a
“*. i. whieh wi. soncentrate on the ‘stiugale against Communisa. |
- <\f Ras sugoeeded in establishing glose pérsonal relations With
a ‘ Boris Aleksandrovich Yokoviewt head ef SBOKR (Fighting Union ~
foe. the Libération of the Peoples of Russia), . and Kes algo)
interested SVOD, the military twin of SBONR, and the Solideariste. =...)
(NTS) in bis plan. As far ag I have boon able ‘to discover, -
however, no agreement has, bean reached between these groups
for the formatifon-of a uri ted. organization, and NTS, fallowing
‘ts oustomary “practice, hes’ pdicated a willingne 88. to - :
mitted itself beyond that. point. .
@. opposition to his, projec’ from the
‘ @ Viasovite ~
Bo, ". * “gooperate. but has not comm
‘ : We a Nikolaevskt abtigipates.s
Tari “"Léfe wing of the New York
antededents.of thase organ Zatsond; db eo: odR ;
: - eventually. gain. the support of his on 6 ~
a presumed. haf ‘final negotiations for
. Rew orgectzabion 'wi1l take place oh y &
, “returns to New York and gains League endors
in Germany. en
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' SBORET et Frankfurt Dee! woh 260
After the Berlin. Congress for Cultural Freedom, ino uhioh
' Nikolaotakt played a Foninant and enthustastie ‘role, la
conceived a new project; Wane ty. die vouvuontioa of & conteranos
in Paris under the. sponosarship of tha permanent executive
camittes arcated at.the Berlin Congresa, The Paria congress
would-be attarded by "“demacratio” Russian emigren, both old
andl new, ag well aa by "democratic" leaders and inte lleotuals
from Western’ Eurcpe and the. United States, including a number
_ who -atteided the Berlin. conferenca,.. The principal purpose of
a ' "the Paris congress would. be propagandistic; 1t weald, in
. Nikoleevski's words, constitute a demonstration of the solidarity
of: ‘antiCommunist sentimant among the Russian emigration end
| the’ demoorath forces’ ‘of ‘the Mestern world.
é pe Salar cath potay ‘a
‘hist Gouaod) (VES) and ita
f : %, who, ha claing, is manipulated by tho -
¥ r bebindsthe=scenés figtze of clone. Baranovaki, He
ean PxYod we no evidenos beyond rumor to support his allegations
- Pegefiinag the role of Colonel Baranovaki who himself has pezsom-
‘ally deaied to me in the most exphatis terms that he plays any
political rxole-thatsosver, It is a striking celinoldcres that
' Colene] Neryanin, the head of S¥OD, one of the. ‘organizations
whieh Nikelaovaki fnoludes fm his propesed uniea, is one of the
. principal: assistants in tha intelligence network of Colonel
Baranovakd , who exprusses ths highest regamt for hin,
: . E suggested to Rikolaevait, aml discussed vith hin at
eongiderablo. Length, the Gesivability of Drasdening thé pranesad....
- Paris eoigress to: include representa tivua - of all the prineinal
| gFoups ‘Yep resented 4n the emigration, I pointed. out that the.
propaganda value of a congress in which the prineipal clemsa ts
, ia the écii gration . ware represented would -be eubstantially
" greater ‘than that. of a meeting with cuiy fragnentary” represeatas
tion;. that ‘meeting fran whioh certain Anfluential groups were
anderling “aivorat ve ‘trends within. the emigration ead. tend
_ to eryatallize then; that ‘a congress. Meeting under ths ‘banner ef
" demooraoy should ‘be prepared to permit a dencoratia expression —
wey . of opinion; | that’ ‘partiol pation in a meating of this kind .
pee mee with ‘rival grotys would in no seize ‘gonstitute endorsement or
; approval of thelr programs. To-these arguments Nikolaevsid .
tumed adeaf ear, He stanis fi mly- om the position thet ‘the
soctal demo orata, whom he oons istentiy refers +6. ap. “denoorata,?
oainiot affard to donpronise theigelves or “endanger their standing
with the Russian people By the a lighteat evidense of scoperation
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Bikolsevakt ts extremely amioug to <sin the blessing
: of the United States Gowrnzent for hie Feris ventum, I
: ~ - told him frankly that while I was in no postttlon to express
i yo en official epinten and could oct venture & cusss as to
: Washingtoa’s' reactica, it ssemed unlikely td me that tio .
Ameri@a Goversment covld afford to take sides in the internal
politichl strarcgle within the: Russian emigration, and that
until the emigre ereups. sacceeded in recosciiing their own
differanioes and were prepared te concectrate. their efforts
\ . _ , egeinst the Soviet regime rather than against each other, the -
me, -. : 0. Aperfoin Government would hardly be in s position to associate
vo — _ Ateelf in-any way with them, Nikolaevaki replied that the
Ch, ortitiasist stragzle itself was an inadsquate programand i
mething positive must ba offered. to the Russias pedples. . {
fg this positica but sugested that a united pregram =
gration could: egrse wuld probably have much.
.. greater Lmnast thaa a variety of program Offered by campating
“> ‘gfeups, Nikelaevaki, however, stuak to his: {deologioal guas.
|. |” Syyolaevakd was cdkialderably perturbed by ncwa he recetyod
jess before bis departure fram Frankfurt ta the effect that: :
‘Yaxovlev had beeg approached by Colonel Kroaiadi, who is
“ pominated in the Kelley memorandum as ths leader of the united
froxs organization, to lend the support of. SBORR to an emigre
congress to. be convened. in Munichs. Yakovlev bad gained tho
“Ampression thet this projest bad Amexieas suppert, although.
Kromiadi bad apparently Bade ‘no explicit statement to this
effects He had based his argument3.on the broad, soncept of .
anited exigre effort against thé Soviet regime and had indicated
that it--would be a congress of Russias patrists rather then -
of represéatatives of ent gre ‘organizations. ‘This apeah bea,
obvicasly made a considerable improsaivn on Yakovlev, who is
maoh jess ideclogically minded thar Nikolaevsk{ and much more
| dnelined to ally hiaself With eny ectivity which be feels
«| @&fm effectively bring pressures againat: tke Sovieta.. - 7
yj Bikeleevekd, while expressing high personal regard for
N° Gotonel Kromiadi, imediately attributed this project to the
ib machinations of Meyer und Barenoveki and adopted ‘a completely
: negative attitude toward 1, “I told him that I hal had ne
previous knéwkedge of the-project ani that I felt reasonably |
thet. 4t did not enjoy fesriodn. support. == . oo
Nikoléeveki plans to proceed to France and attent the
firet mesting of the exesutive committees established at the.
. Berlin Congress: ir. an effort to interest then in hid project’
fora congress of Russian emigvreso” ce
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forces of tae Bussian om}: on dn tle anti-Communist
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firnly enrcate’ that L$ enmpearn unlitely that any thing- will
seks then o> thet he can bs perecaded ‘ta cocparate with
groups whos? political thevs ditfar markeily from his om, —
Nikolaevexi*s neme end pon curry great. influezcé among |
Russian . exisres and it Ja most. desirable that tney ba atiliged
to the utmost. It wauld be Daltiér realictie nor prastioal
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for this dems might bo -to igsere th extrenist ‘graaps,.
‘Fight and ‘left, whieh refase te perticlpate in ‘the demon. _ re
effert and eoncentrate: primarily eR. th new entgraSion ‘who. 4
are more flexible in thelr politisal £4503 and whose andere ~~
standing ef the Sorist regina is mora reser’ and mora profound,
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SUBJECT: Congress for Cultural Freedoa
1, On. 15 August, I discussed’ the ‘Berlin Cultural Congress
with Keaneth H. Earcbley, with verticulsr daphasts. on the problea
of bringing the continulsg Congress organisation under contro
‘and, at the sate tine, expanding it ints on effective anti- ..
communist weapons. fo :
"9 "Tp exreéased to :Hambléy our concern over the manner in |
which Charles A. Skegrs had condected bigself during the Congress, .
and Hpnbley replied that he had been eqvally concerucd. Eé said,
howevor, that while Skeges activities had ‘emused an unfavorable
reaction on the part-of a mmbér of the delegates, . thet reaction :
had been move ‘Airéoted against Skeggs persounlly than against hin. a.
as-a representative of the goversnent, Efabley agreed with my
suggestion that two bits of silvé> Lining could -be found in the ©
"~ Seeges cloud, namely that he had taker most of the opposition
heat himself, tims sparing sone of our other pooplo, and that
he ‘had condacted ‘himself like anything tut the "Polizeispitzel®
In fact.
i" Skeggs”gereral attitude was such as to“Gause some” ”
gates to’ disremexber that Skegce was attached to the -
‘a any fashion or presumably sudject to any discipline
governnent
at all.
3. Hambley, said that nost of the delegétes with whom he
haa talked were perfectly willizg +o ‘accent the explanation that. .
the Congress was sailed upoi ty: the United States Goverment to
the exteit that soma official funds were stppliod for thé physical
* - gtegiiig of ‘the meeting (as indeed they vere) but that the rest
o-fron somewhat vagze unofficial sources in the
Fhoge who suspected something. more, with thé
éxception 6f the Trevor-Roper group, vere generally hoppy that. ©
{he United States: was doing something of this kind and were in CO
no mood to ask any etbarrassing questions or raise any delicate - 7
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4 1 acked Eotbley. what Ye: tlouigkt- hits future role in the
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1 told his that fooling cotacided extirely with our own views and
that. wovtould expect him-to cont: hinself in that fashion.
‘It wae eereed that he should con ‘eons a:cpomber of the Intex
s dations? Comittee of Twonty-five tut should tako no activo overt
part in organizational ‘or policy satters and would cpsrate behind
the ecenes only when so directed. ne
5. I discussed with him the protlea raised by the presexco
Hanbley. agreed that neither of these individuals could be con-,, |
sidered fully reliable but oxplaiaed it hnd teen inpossitle to oat
- exclude thés from the Comalttee tecause of their prominence aad --
the tntereste which they represe=tei. He said ho Dilesd Roweset.
ag a person who considered himeelf basically on the: American side
‘even though fron tino to tine be bad’ to sake nolsos-of a sort to
satiaty his leftist constitioats.. Ee also deacribod Rousset, as _
of Davig Rousset and Ignacio Silone on the Executive Comittee. i 4. .
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a bit of a, bluffor who could de hardled by a conbinitioa of firaness _
and. tact, pa larly so long as be contimed.to desire. to be. ee
an Anoricén ‘Bombley deacrtsed Silone as a more complex caso-- Loot
tateliect but weak will acd. -
an: engasing in politics solely
. to watt : probably would have —
been lost to't. $ Been given a proainect
: gause entirely. |
as it waa, be appeared on the @urfaca now to be a convert, aldett
a @ublous one. Hiabdley aspressed belief, however, that Silone
could be controlled if haudlcd emertly and that, if worst cave
to worst, he ‘sould bo’ séparated froa the Comittec without dis-
astrous effect. Hanbley enti that in his opinion Artinr Koestler
-and Cario Schaid were altogother reliable politically and: could
_ ba dopended tpon to, counterbalaacé Stlona ‘and Rousgot évon though
4t would be wovise to ‘take thea Sully into: confidencé as to the
-patura of the Congress!’ backing. Irving Brown, of courgze, is
oe, considered completely reliable. ~
- 6, ‘Inammich as the Executive Comittee 1s a creature of
‘the Comalttee of Twenty-five. and ‘deavs its membership from that .-~ ;
Comittes, the latter constitutes the real point of controk in
the Congress organization. The Cosnittes of Pranty-five, as
it stands, is reliable on balance. If necessary, 1% could be
weighted more heavily in our favor oy exercise of the privilege
of co-opting additional members on. whoa wé could depend, Beabley
paid. . He suggested that it might be woll to establish a princizle
he Sxrecutive Comalttee or of con- -
aront Conmittee of Twenty-five. —
Ents mechaniss. would provide ’
jeans whereby’ obotréperous ‘Executive Comittee n@ibers. ight. 3. 6 ee
be sidetracked. Eunbley agreed shat-this might prove a workable . .
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SUEJECTs Berlin Coneress, for gultaral Freedor activities of
Velvia Las.
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ori: inal nemorandun. of 73 april Tee0n 4 inv
subject. to the condition that ‘Lasky would. not. be
_ publicly in this -overation.-The-t
‘ versations Wiich i have had with Messrs. Linds
very Littloe to rel F
action to exclude Laney fron e¢
role either has or will be taken by us.
2. ‘I’submit that paracraph six of the reference ‘nemorandum, an
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both tone and content, is entirely unsatisfactory for the following
reasons?’ . . a _ . :
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a. It fails to reveal any asprop sriate acknowledgment or —
nohas resulted froa kr. Lasky's.
a. “+ comprehensi n of the damire wii
conduct. Thia was a major tilu: der, bas been branded as ‘stich: by.
our best Friends-in the State Devarts nb, has teen revealed as | -
such by the sublictty whieh is analyzed’ in the reference memoraa-
dud itself and must te acknowledred by the responsible. members!
of our staff both Nere and in Germany, . :
bob. It betrays an unfortunate: texdency, apparently more
deeprooted. than I had 3u8; pecte x te sueciuab ‘to ‘the temptation - j
: . : of ccnvenience (doi gs the. easy. way) and irrespective of
> security and.other technieal considerations of the utriost.
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SUBT=C? . ? PDUICS; Cofferesce with Lr. Burntan
‘1. In the first of a series of talks. with tr. Bar hen, 26llow- ;
ing his return froz Suroze, a ‘broad coverage of the Cultural Congtess . ole
wae smiored as well as post-Congn « 7S Plans and’ ‘préceedingse. ST
. 2. I went into very Little detail: with Er. Burnbam ‘as to, the .
- een: eventusl sétup of -the Congress as a permanent “jnstitutioa ‘exee st” ~~
“* ‘. _ suggest ‘that it had very broad ‘and far rereaching implicetions and ‘would
be cerefaliz studied and pursued within ‘thé next few weeks. Er. Burn-
han, however, expressed his point of view (whicl is to be further ex-
-plored in cther reetings this weeic) as Follows: .
Tse continuation of the Gonarees as a going concern of “~
Dermanence ig new e fact (Ve know that there is en
ecammittee, an operating “camittes and thet the instit-
Perils Office hes been authorized.) Overtly, a pem-.-
neress for Cultural Freedom cen vastly improve the clinate yee ‘
taroughout _Surore, -at least, to the extent thet it may Se, cot
FZ canada and. Tay... very.well-affect vee
Is of people far. “Sevond ‘the point of neutrality, per-. .
hess to resistence. Also overtly, the Congress can utilize its
Pperticipants in various forms of writing, speaking, and political...
acticz. Covertly, the Conzress can ysearform a number oF usefuk
functions, Including maintenance of cont acu :
; izs,. forwzrdins money: Suca ‘groups, spreading af clan
4 ropacends and other’ Du HOSES «. xO Ereat pretestions are
mécessary ‘in connection with: the- establishment of the Congrass
as 2 pérsanent institution, "t ough a Small office in Paris and. 7
er in Serlin are indicat Taé sponsorship. of a French, .
tellectual- Pericdicel Geers to be Ofie:of the most -pfessing - and” . oo.
one of the best idea aS, and roa is enthusiastic about, itand is: . ,
willis: to work for “such a magazd ne as éditor. Other menbers of
. the Congress, Yakeview, for instance, are willing to worz on-Con-
° . os Exess ‘sublicatiozs- ‘and beth Koestler and. BubersNe are very
: . anzion’s. to take ‘part in ‘the © terary and political ‘activities.
: ; Bondy is. a very uséful'nan, apparently entirely reliable end a
‘good writer and organizer; ‘he knows languages. and knows Suropear
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~sificeat. The whole city Was very eaper and
an extraordinary ehount of attentdoa to’ ‘ail
} activities. The took display at the Congress
fairly effective, but was extrenély telllig in
. the. book. stéres: Psughout Western sectors, which made special -
displays ‘of che. ocexs and photographs of the authors. Broad-
: esstins oy redis a3 seens: tc have been. ror oF _2es 8 nominal,
“y . 7 : : ° ~ “altihousa 5
- . : " -Woice of arérica teen maid - 2 first-class ens S abeciutely gutstanaing
. : ne job. ‘The. Congress | was civen big coveruee ey VOx in several Ian--’
~~ le SO guages. ‘In aaitiod ‘to the re¢ords of Surenean publicity that
. : . "are on, hand, a ce: erabl radditional- anctnt: was produced. For-: --
instance ells: broadcasting - of s French radio station
stins coverane by othe> stitions. There was -
blicity in Seance and Encland und 2 substean-
aly, Sweden and other cc: es. Sneciel art-
_appearing in the Evropesa and periodicals.
f the Gonyress on a numbe> zortant jiterary
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he case of Frenzy and Silonse, both of whos ee
under-weat an azt2rent conversion due to the operations of the 7 ,
Congress her hand, the compositica or the Congress
“was-udbalereed cetionally and also because. is: was iere) Leftist,
"too radical. a
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was a reflection of the & teitude ‘of
sh delogation, Trevor-Zorer, ayer, an
“etually, Uendelssokn (sn old buddy of Lasky's)
’ : Ee ‘troubles He is 2 seconé-rete writer, a
neurotic,. fristre ad intellectual, who hada ‘enip on his shoulder
. . - — and unques tionsbly inspired Trevor-2oper ani ayer: ‘with nis spirit.
a +> 2 aategoniss ether catplication, was the fact that ayer and
aa Hoestler rave be intellectual rivals end. bitterly @islike each +
73 uriated by Nosstlef's rrecirence and.commu=......
. . onism to Trevor=Ropers . “The letter isan exces-
7 . , Be sively conceited 2 (2urnhan added at-this roint that almost lh 0S a
. : ° are axcessively gonceited) ani was ‘openly annoyed .. . .
. beczuse he’ Yie. nos fizure in thé proceedinss with sufficient. pron °
: . : toon, (*Ined ééstally," say3 Burnken,; "Prevor-Roper' s description
poe re _° of Koestler gs a*rootless uropesat follows Fravda, which uses ;
. : a “ thet tem 2s a general description ‘for Jews."). The annoyance: felt. oe
“ts by Trevor-Roper ani ayer at, their relegaticn to xinor roles in’ , .
wt compar! son te soestler found its outlet in etticles which both cf
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Trevor-Rosere) 2 tbe situation s complicated by tha desire
wate of Trevor-Roper to neintain a hich und acocenic objectivity in
relation to world affairs, whereus the dalercutes to the Congras3
“insisted on maxins it 2 reclistice denuneiution of the-Corsunist
stronosie-bole on culture and intellectual freedom. Koestler.
epitonizes tae lofty philosopniesl viewpoint by saying, "Do you
“want partis si liberty or total sJavery?" Lasky hus written a —
rerty, over nis RAER, to Trevor-oper. : ,
a Melvin Lossy is crantéd “the qualities of sbility, eourage;. Los : H
hard Work. and ‘neliticnl intuition but.he ts, et the same tiie, . : so
“the most vata and’ ‘ecotentric individual ime/inable, In addition ~ : oa
to which, he is ‘an. intellectual snob. and a- publicity hound. Also, ___..... :
: He definitely 1s not reliuble, cannot be Counted upoh wo do thinss .
that he should do unless they work fn with his own idezs, He has. ~~ J ood.
the Racston lens: s point of view which is sinply that of useless '
intrisue for tie sure of intricue. His intelluctust snobbery wes i
_ indicated in nis -rccass of mesting, delegates. if they were. very
_ important, he went to meet then with ais personal car and driver-- : ‘
slong with newspaper photographers. If they were reasonably inport~ | : \
ant, ¢ orivate ear as seft for then. If they-were ordinary déle- peo ms
gates, they. vas given trensvortation on a bus. At least oné dole- x ; an)
_gate was contacted by Zurnhan and arrancenents were made with Lasky ; an _ \
to invite hin.tut no invitation was:'sént. In the exse of ilux tele. ft :
. Lasky succeeded in mindlieting hinand in the case of Yazevlew,
Lasky ut first ren
&G to print his fuze on the program et alle _—
Lasky has dose « + erful job wit Dz at und there is no guage fy
tion as to his natural abllity and censcity for hurd work but it 9 - nen
is difficult to see kow he can ba used in uny outstanding position ; ;
in capnection with’a continuation of the Cans ress unless it is in
an advisory czzecity, possibly in charge of th erlin. office and
with:a strong “Rané $0 subduc his self-advertising: proclivitioss -
° Se The gtove represents Barnhan's ceneral views, ‘in soma cases
expressed: spont: anecusly, in ot:érs. drawn out by ques’ iors, and it 1s
ot fey proposed- +o have a further. seeting and 23n-hin-to talk about ‘the nn
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MEMORANDUM PCE: NR. WISWES _
SUBJECT: : FIQUICE ~- Existing Orennixvation
1. Parsaant to your ‘oral request of this morning, “thera ate’ ,
get forth delow ‘the elerents of subject organitation..As Foa are
aware subfect te in a fluid stace but, as of 7 Jaly 1950,: the .
' followins. steps. had deen taxen (except thet the action decribed. .
under 4 - Wag ‘taxen at the end of the nonth of ¢ July): .
cucu ones segs og gga}l "Parle office wae openéd with N Louis: Oidarts ae
as Secretery, on trial for a two-north periods
dD. Letters had been sent out to the henorary Cha trsen
requesting then, to continie to serve in that capneitr. These
chairmen are: ‘Groce, Dovey, Maritain, Jaspers, and Bussoll.
_ Tals aétion ms taken by the Congress in-sesaion.
ec. An Brecutive Conzittee of five had been noainsated.
This committee consists of Ignazio Silone, -David Rousset,
-Arthur Koestler, Irving Brown and Carlo Schmid. This action
_ was lixevtse taken dy the Congress in session.
a. Al3o at ‘the ‘Berlia sossion or the Congress an Inter-
“national Comittee of twenty-five was, nominated. AY] tat the
last five of thas@ vere also confirmed. Tie last five had
“not been comfirned as of 7 July 1950. ‘The names of theses"
twenty-five individuals: followt::
‘Oskar Potlak ae
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Bras, Pes ect - 21. SFRRET
“ Ignazio Silons a Herbert Read
y David Bousset |. '. ‘Denis de Rougenont
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MEMORAIUN YOR: WR. AUGER
SUBJECT + FD VICK; Conference with Mire Burnben
4. In tho firet of a cories of talxes with io, Purnhan, follow
ing hin revern fron Buropo, 4 brand coverage of tho Calturnl Coneress
we orplomd as wall ef post-Congress plare and ;roceodings.
2» Iwont into very Little cotail with Kr, purnkam as to tho
evectasl estup of the Coneress af 9 ‘pormanent, ‘instivation oxocpt to.
oucesst that:
be carefully ssudiod and pursioé within the next feu weeks. Mre Burne
haa, hovever, expressed his point of View (which is to bo further exe
a, Tho continuation of the Cangrees aA a going cocsom of ©
| Intended yormanense is row a facte ‘(ie Know What thore 10 an -
exocutive camittco, an operating easilttos ané thit the instit-
ution of a Paria Offics has pesn authorized.) Oversly, a pem- —
of opinion throughout ‘Europe, st east, to tho extont thad 4a may
conaiderably sounter Soviet propaganda and Bay vory well affect
Jargs groups of poople for payond tho point of neutrality, pore
papa to reaistanse. Alao overtly, thea Congress ean utilizo it’
_ . partioipaate fa yertous forms of writins, gpoaiding, and politieal
| BSCLODe” Covertly, the Conzresa can yorforn a number of usoful
inobieno,' inolnding msintesanss of sontact wit: various resis~
destina proposanda and other purposes. -Ho great pretantions are
noéeesanry in cornootioa with the eatedlisinent of ths congress
se-a peruansst institution, tbeigh a sual) office in Paris ond
enothor in. Porlin are indioataas Tas spontorship of a Fronck
tial Periodical sees to bo ona of the most pressing and -
_ ene of the vest idaad, and axoa is enthugiastio sdont 16 aud ia°.
willing to nark for cuch a.pagazino A editor. . Other members of.
SECRET
1% kad very broad and far-reaching inplisationa and would
anont Congress for Cu tial Freedom can vastly inprove tha olimte
- Garao grape, formarding moisy to such groupas epreading of ele -
for instahoe, are willing to warn on Cone -
~ the book etores. throughout wortern sectors, which made s70cind
sepre -
seganl
We . Tha impact of the Concress on Derlin was terrific and
Reuterto pert minificant. The vhole city wis very sager and
recoptiva and palit sn oxtreordinary tutount of attention to all
of the Concress ‘gotivitios. Tao book display 2% the Concress
dteolf ras only fairly sffoctive, but vas extrenoly telifiiag in ©
Giastays af ‘the books and photocruphs of the euthora. Sroad=
_earting by radio KI-y seams ti ‘have been ‘more of losa rosinal, |
‘although RI-S.out tapes of all'of ‘the’ Congress speeches, but-tha:
Yoise of anericz tean did a firnt-clase ani absclutely ‘outstaniing
jab, The Conpxees ‘ws given big coverses by YOX in several lan~ -
‘guagese Ia addition tu the redords of Burvpean publicity that
- are on hand, oconsiderubla additional exount was produced. Por
{nitence, thare wse daily brosdessting ofa Preah Taito otaSion
. apd sporadic brestoastin; osvernca by other stations. There ms
a large enount ef ublicity ‘49 Prange ond Eivsband ant a aubstan- ,
tial amount ta It-1;, Sweden and other countries. Special art-
folod are still appearing in the Ruropoan prea and poricdicalae
tha influsacé of the Congress on a punber of inportant literary
and political leaders appesra 40: be -vory siciifinant s.. This wea
especially true in the cese of Trenay and Sf{icne, both of rhea
undoseuant ef apzarent couversien ua to the operations of tho
Congxeass On the other hand, the coxposition of ths Congress
was unbalanced nationally and also because it maa £00 leftist,
".. $00 radical»
e» Tho tvritation omused by the ProvereRoper article in tho. ©
Magchestor Gaatéian was 2 reflection of tie attitude ‘or three”
Honbers of wha Teitish delegation, Trevorekoper, Wer, and Pate
@ Yendelssolm. sotually, Yendalasohn. (au old bday of Lasky* 3)
gia the davea of tho tréible, He is a. second-rate writer, a
‘gourotic, frustrated intellectual, who had 4 ohin.on his shoulder.
and unquestionably inspired Trovor-Popor and Ayor with his spirit
of antegonisn, Another conclication wus the fact that iyor and
Kesutler havo becn {nteliestual rivals ond bitterly disliin eooh
other. ayer tas. infuriated by Kosstlor's. prominence, ard Comune -_-
nicated this antusontan to. Trevox-fopers. The Lutter is an emes- .
sively eancolted-man (Burnham added at this point that ‘almost al
{ntallectuals are oxcesaivaly conceited) ani’ was openly annoyed
_ pocatise ba ald not figiwe in the proceedings with evffictent prom:
(mente, (“Tnoidentally,” svyS Burnham, “Trevar-Roper’s dssoripsion .
of Koortler as a ‘rootless Enxopean'. follows Pravda, which ucos —
het termi se a -genaral ésccription for Jows."} -The apngyance felt.
by TrevorRoper and ayor, at thei relegation to minor roles in”
eonparisen $0 Koostier found ite cutie? in sfticles which both of -
spend
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these men have rrittes, (Nobo: Te Rave anly saon tho ona oy
Syover-Honere) and the sifustion wag cg hionted by the desire
_ of SyovorePoner to ruintein a high end “sandends objectivity in
welation to vorlé effsicd, wicreas the colacited to tho: Congress
2 fasisted on coking it.a mealtstia cnnmetstion of the Carmmnniss
_gtringloshold on cultmo and intollestial freadon, Roostler
onttorizes the lofty pillesenhieal viewoint by saying, “Do you
.. Mae partial Libaray ar total slivers?" Lasky has evittan a
‘yoaly, over Als name, to Trova forcro - 1
te Molytn Lneky ts opanted tha qualitica of ability, couruga, §~ 4
hard wark end yolitied! tatuition but he is, ot the saw io, mo
thé Most wali apé egoevieric intividitil ti-Cinsbive in atiltion
to tilek, ho te an ditaMlevtual scob’und'a publicity hounds dso,
: he definitely is not reliahle, camiot be counted upon to do tings:
hi$ be shoulda 49 nalaso they dork in with his.om idesse Fn has
tho Msatan Nenshevix soint of view which ie aimply that of usoless —
in-rieue for the avce of Antrigna, fis istallectunl anoobery we
_ {nddeated in hla ovecosa of rooting doloyntade If they wor very
_ inportant, ho want $0 aret thon vith his yorsonal our and driyrse
aloce with newonapor mhotosracherse is tnéy word Yeasom:bly injert-
. _ ant; @ private ear wes cent for thone If they oro oriiaary dale-.
[7 pages, thoy was, civan erunsportitién-oh 4 bibs _ .t lest ano dale=
tl. gate was contacted by Durnhen and arranganeots wore ade with Lacky
$y invite hin but no invitetion ws conte In tho dupa of Max Yargin,
Lasky succeeded in buniliating hin and in the oars. of Yaksovlo,
> Lasky at. firet.sefesed to priat his name on tho prograii at elle 7
_ Lasky hao dono a wonderful job with por vionst ond there is mo! queae | *
“Sion op 60 Mla natabel ability.and capuciiy for hard work tat it
4s C1fficul? to seo bot hd can be used in any outsteading position
dn connootion with a sentimetion of the Cangrese unless i$ ia in
_ an advisory oepssity, possinly in charge of tho lerlin office amd «
“with a strong hand to'subéne his solfecdvertising proclivitios.
Se ‘Tho above represents Bomban’s general view, in sams cabea
exyressed spontaneously, in otora dram out by questions, and it 13
now propessd to have a further necting ond ok his to talk about tho a
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SUBJECT: Activities of Mr. Melvin Lasky te cénaection: with
Congress fcr Cultural Freedos (Froject PDQUICK)
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1. This ie ta’ ‘responee- to. your request that we exanine ous files and
subzit.a Statement concerning the undue. procinesce given. to Ere Kelvin.
Leaky in. connecticn with the ° ‘Caltarel Gongresa. :
; Leaky. was jubl tery ideatif: e4, early ‘in the. preparations: for the 4 cre Le.
. “congiees, as the spark plug and leading light. - This tnsatisfactory position ~~" se
oT was anticipated by Mr. Wiener, who, in his avcproval of° Project PDQUICK,
. "cautioned aeninet etphasis on Lasky's perticization. (Attachment A).
3. Fron the beginning, the hore office was cognizant of the danger of
a spotlight being tErown on any evert U. S. employee, and, in addition to.
previona warnings, on 7 April cabled apecifie instructions for the retire—
ert of Lasky to the teckground. This and other adnoz: itions, fron the home
(office and the | :OPC German ‘Mission c aiel, will te fornd at attachment B.
4. However, a raview of the sublicity ‘which the Congress received
. Shows. an-unfortunate acount. of concentration on Lasky. In Berlin, for in-. .
stance, where. the. Congreas received ite greatest publicity ontput, out of ~
180 newspaper clippings which are avellavle, approxisately 15 specifically - eb Te
featured Lasky, pome Of them photogravhically. Of the U. S. and British’. 90 ee
press clippings wrich were available, several featured Lasky prominently. , ; ,
In 4 feature article in the New Leader, the subject of wrich wae the
“Cultural Congress, Lesky Was | referred to.a% the initiator of: the Congress
and he } was featured in at least two of ‘the. formal press. teleasge which were -
given ‘ont in Berlin. Cr the 23 photograppa which covered the: ‘Congress and
which were released for press and. historical purposee, Lasky is prominently
featured in 6. ia large anount ‘of this pub2 icity gaterial, including |
i: photographs, press cuttings and press releases, ia avaflable ‘in our files.) :
“. While Lasky’ s part as veneral’ Secretary 3 was over-emptasized in a nusber of. -
newapafera ‘and periodicals, the. most. donaging- article appéared as a feview
of the Congresa’ in. the Manchester Guardian, written by the - prominent. his-
| torien, Mr. H.-R. Trevor-aoper in which Lasky wes descrited as connected
with Anerican Inforzation Services and the. ‘organizer of the Congress. The
Statement was Unfortunaté ‘decanse this was: the only critical article of
the Congress’ known to have. appeared in the. Western. press. It passing, it
Zight be mentioned that the Lordon Econorist also picked up Lasky! 8 appolnt-
ent as General Secretary, ¢ aa @ suggenting ue S. sporsorshi>. Its review,
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however, was ‘laudatory and pointed up the sincerity and usefulness of the
gatcering. The holding of the Congress in Zerlin sas descrited ao ‘a
gesture of defiazce"; tha Eeeting was called aa event of "considerable sig-
nificance (strong words for the Lordon Zesneniat) and it was referred to
‘a@ aarking, or at least reflectines "a. turn point of the westera counter-
attack in the cold war.? "¥orea,? Said the Eccnoziet, tage the fortune
of the Congress and crystaliized the Teal issce before tke delegates.4
Trevor-keper, in a letter te the Econonist, commenting on its article, was”
kuch more temperate than in his atticle in tre Guardian. For example,
in the Zccnozist he declared, "We were alxost all united against Comunisna -
from the start.” *, oe, ;
5,. At thie point, it should be specified that fron.the time the Con-
étese was firet discussed, it was! recognized -that the Conmuniet press:
would indict it as a fascist, war mongering, ‘Propaganca group opsrating ander
“the intelligence auspices of the T. S. and that this. accusation would te.
6. (ae Lt vas) whether or net, in fact the
.ontrols. It was alse recognized that
Congress lad ‘been under any e
“ithe General ‘Secretary of the Congress: would inevitably Teceive a certain
“amount of attenticn fron the press. It seers to be clear, however, that thia
- Amount of attertion was unnecessarily large.
6. Fotwithetanding the undue persoral publicity achieved by Mr. Lasky,
“it is eignificant that:
a. He played a most important role in tha conception, devel op-
"ment, organization and contrél of the Congresa. Without his active
interest and support the launching of the Congress would have been
most difficult... |” = Se a
b. The Congress vasa highly successful operation, In its etand ‘
against intellecttal neutrality in the at: uzgle against Commiisn,
ite Letter to the Fast," its final "Manifesto,5 and ite deliberations
and intellectual discussions, the ‘Congress hes..proven its propaganda.
* value waich will be extended and expanied to a gTeater degree in the
- futare. : - eo Po . :
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" MEMORANTOM FOR MESSRS. FRASK _ .
LINDSAY . we
OFFIR oe
SUBJECT: Project PoqUreK
With reference to conversation with Mr. Baker concern~
ing’ the roject outline covering the subjact project, I have approved
thie Project aubject t6 the following condition. It makes na sense
ould state In paragfaph 6 under the heading of security
that all practicable: ‘Reasures will be taken to disguise the official.
“Us S$. interest, financial and otherwise; and at ‘the same tine -to pro-
ide ‘that. oie of the. two: active ‘Sponaora ‘will de Mr. Melvin J. Lasky, ;
7 editor-of the. ‘overt "HICOG’ monthly: ‘Magazine "Der Monat.". I underotand”
that Mr. Lasky 16 needed as. one of the priicipa} organizers and opera-
tives but I think it quite unnecessary for hie name to be flourished
_ Bvcut asa Sponsor. After all, he is offictally employed dy AICOG-~
he is, therefore, an acknowledged memer of the U. S. apraratus in
~ Germany. Why then ‘should bia -name be used? Reuter is an excellent
: .Sponsor and’ surely it w!l1 be: possible to find one or more others--
_Ron-Aser ican or at least shon-offietal Amerlean--to ‘Serve aa ‘Sponsora, _
co . 2. Génerally tn the | game ; connection I asaime that our. con-
. eultaat, Mr, Burnhan, will operate “n the wings and that hie nace
will not be too prozinently displayed. As the result of his recent
. dook andthe farer of conmnist commentary, he ie a "sitting duck!
for hostile propaganda in my opinion. I am entirely in favor of his” ;
_ participating extensively in the arrangements, but the more hia par-
ticipation can be in the form of “off-stage shispere” the better...
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1 4 August 1950
CATE OFFICER'S CONNENES
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‘The decision on this is not up to me... I will ap;reciate
opportunity” to disouss it yith you. . i
ky point of ‘view ia that ALL of this current PIXCUICK atuft
is. pretatura and a caso of a lot -of- hungry actors smelling
easy money and wanting to: get ‘nto the aot: and get tho show én .
the road, a ; .
True We have no puddot for PDGUICK for. this period - and. 1fterally
: are Living on. borrowed funds, ‘jo can't make up a budget bécause.
a) have no Bocounting fron ‘the- ‘field, do- not know where we. stand,” -
‘Here’ ave ‘some “other questions an wy minds *
_ | What wore the. publicity accomplishments of the relatively
expensive BY offioe?. lies
-What happened to the: Berlin news coverage by. US oorrespondents?
: "What happened to the bright and sanguinary ‘forecasts. cf
” tremendous amounts of publicity, speolal magazino art! cles. radio.
vroadoasta, eto, which wore to emanate from tho attendance at the . a
.Gongsess of Masars, Montgornery and Gonant - a little: natter oes Coe
“which cost tho US about two thousand piecoa of kttuse 7 (It seems
okear' that their attendance was absolutely worthless obherr250.)
’ Whet happened to their efforts to obtain delegates fron
the Kiddlo East?
oa ~ Why did Lasky proceed with a dozen Last mimite Invitations
7 $0 innocnous persons (these were supposed to. be ‘a few! and to:
extrenely. important people) inoluding: several wivese.
rns A ‘cadlegram waa ‘sent urging that a press gouférence be axranged, —
L.. Lox Frans Nehring? Did it take place?’ eo _. Ss Re
. . There wore no. photographs. of the pool: Aleplays’: , “mts book ae an i
displey was an axpensive tten, © pid at take. place? Lo -
Row with ‘a: these questions in my ‘mind,. adding. up to a.
: realization that if the Congress was @ suocegs, it was only a.
- gaocess ag far as it wént,and it: haa a long way to ¢0 to completely
matify itself ~ the next ‘atepa KOT being spending a lot’ of dough for —
the support of. deaorving inte lJeotuala who have no other source of thoore, .
: but in getting a distribution. of a million pisces of. literature, and -
' other publicity, in Satellite aréas - I would hesitate (which ia ° :
- a euphemism for dlankly object) to blancly appropriating an extra
ten thousand bucks to support an innocuous group of Russian exiles who
want to air their grievances, NoT under our control,
.
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WRMORANDUM FOR: KX 3
- SUBOFCT: | gRQsCrT DU, Special Report on PIQVICE
— ‘dies est and irolle> have diseasesd the attached paper “and are . ..
agread as. folleve: . . Co,
Se a Ye think war: tn the preparation of Ake paper, J Joszal=- |
ta gon was acting as a reporter mther than funcnzontally o7presen” ae
ing his own ideas. ...
b. In cur opinion, the vhole achose, an doseribel ta the
special report, le each too graniiose, asbitious ard cuabear~ |
sore, ae
ee, Va ages that the. “Congresa should continue fa existence :
: ‘pat wo do not thick that it has to have any legal estab} ishzent. 7 Sree
. d. da sea the functioning of o continaniag organieation aa”
ao providing’ ‘the basia for future Congreae ceetings, providing ton-
| dbefa-with a focus of interest, previding a logical scarce of .
inforration,” proncanmta, patlications, and. Tebiielty, an and ad 6
cover for certain 7 operations. | :
: 6. *o think tha organisation of the Gongtese could follow’
the outlins in paragraph 4 of the Haforeace down to, ‘and in-
‘cluding, the Géneral Secretary, with the addition of an Brecu-: . .
tive Adoistant, 4 stoaographer, and a typ! st, and ‘eliataation Se so
of who rest ‘of the suggested perggansl : ; —_ ea
2a f. - We think tt ‘sdvisadlo that. ths Congress: nave ono office, ;
_. possibly, though: mat note asarily, . ia Tarts, and that {ita other. Po, . So
*oftices* (whieh in actuality.need be Little more than letter 0° ©
drops) would reqilre no. personnal and - no: adoinistratirve mehinety ,
except arrangezert 8 for tho forwarding ‘ef. mail. Any other |
sporadic use to be made. of each. *offices,® auch as Local taed
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brosa releases, for instance, could be accom}ished through
“b Fottdant coaster of either the Brocutive Conzittes or the
Taternattonsl Comalttee, -. | :
. & “oe think that {t need not cost more than $22,500 for
tbe next yaar to maintain the Congreso organization, pay for
edaintetrat!on, treveling exponsoo, including tho salarios. of
yorvonssl, which yould negune a Goneral Secrotary wno would
te on O°* ogont. (this latter concept may not be absolutely
Recessary; bat If Lot, then provision should be wade for ofc
| contact 9on6 other way.) In Addition ts the 25,000, spocte
_ ffed above, there should be an allotaent of $89,000 for the |
holding of the noxt Congress; Another $26,000 shonld bo - io
added for epecial Turpuecs largely connacted with publicity.:
The major part. of the expencitures fer the next yenr for .
. dlloction,. printing, and disseaination of Congreso material i
and which ‘Could: conceivably ancunt to.ag much. a9 $750,090 as:
.@ top figute, would be provided, It 1a hoped, by PCA funds. |
hn. Fhe activities meationel in Part Il of Budfect report |
could very well be handled ander the Satay outlined atova = |
with cortain exceptions which veom to be teo ‘broad ln scope
to be justified at all. _
CERALI ootiEn
veoveen, a LOUIS GLASER.
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SECT. L IZPORT: Situation and Parspoctiveo. .
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‘I ORGANTCATION
2h. ab the conclusion of the Ferlin sesoions uf the CONGRESS FOR
CULTIRAL FREEKA!, tho basis for continuing work was created by tne .
appolitsent of -ceveral eagiittess. Sens confusion end unsertetaty reigned
at this period; thess neo t2 ta slorified. Ths folloving is suggested:
; as Honorary: Chairman: Letters will go out this reex to the Five
pallosophors =~ Croce, Dewey, Maritain, Jaspers, ‘and mussell — requesting
then to homer tha CONORESS by continuing to seive with the pernaneat .
gomissicne = - . oo . ;
ee Sponsoras ‘A great-nany distinguished nen in the field of art
_ ~ "qed seienco had given thoir susport ‘to the Berlin Congress, slthouch they ~~~
sure unable to come. Their name would be sost. useful in ‘the ‘Congresst = - :
gontiouing activities. If, a3 seana only approprizto, the final International
Comittes of 25 should consist only of “activo members", than saz of tho
‘peminatioas originally includéd should be transferred by. the vorking Fxecutive
‘Comalttes to thiga special 1ist of Sponsors. T::089 (defore the Congress)
sO" | gpgtuded == and: zermitesion hero vill also be requested = Andre Gide, —_
; Balok Bunche (importent, for no Nepro was nominzgted ia Berlin), Carl ;
ducknayor, Selvadoy do Hadarihgies..ssumong many otherss
coo, } Ge International Comiittes of <G: at the Berlin seesions the
following were nominated — (1) igrazio Sttone; (2) David Rougaty
(3) arthur Koestler; (4) Corlo conaid; (5) Irving Grow; (6) Jelian Amory;
(2), Hankon Lios (f) Jasxos Durnhac; (9) Sidney Hook;. (16) Nicolas Nabokows
_- +412) Rigen. Kogony (12) Theodor (Afovier; (15) Herbert Rend; (146) Denis
_ dg Rougemont; (15) Lionelio Venturi; (16) Soria fiootaovaky; (17) Karel Kupka}
| (18) Josor, Czapoki; (19) Hargarete Bubor-leumann; (20). andre =hilipesess 4,
Tadee werg all present ead. are confirmed. the following wore nominated and “- 4
gtill hava to ba infomida, and conflived;. (21). Mohard Crossran} (22) Francote. .
Ranriad; (23) Pablo Casals {for tho ."S asors’?7); (24) Thornton Wilders .
{28) dakar Pollak; ‘and. (26): Salvador de Mederiaga (Uconsor"? }.
gy Bepcativo, Comittee ofS: This consists of the firct five nama.»
above. =» Silono, Hougset, Loostier, Bm ys and Schmid (who has definitely
accented, and thus taken the ploce ef Kofon}e mo vo . : oye
2, Tt was dooided to hold tho fir:t.moeting of the CONGRESS Exocutive om
Comittes during tho first: week in séptesibor in-verise It will probably be
_ psirable to hold’ several informal meectings before thon in order to work.
cut the outline and details of a functioning CONGRESS plats
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3. Urgont problam facing; tho CONGRESS by Saptembur 1a the woricing gut
of a legpl or oanstitutional basia cf the permanent C@iCRHSS organization.
tho are “membora"? Low io the International Committes to be saintainod; how
ore additions, cubstractione, changes in this and the Fxocutive Cazrittes to
bo made? Who invites to the next Congress, and tho "votes"? .. numbor of ; ce ee
-- proposals should bo oconsidored defore a finel Mumorandun i3 presented. This 7
shovld be done in son junction with tho fan Kho will probably be Ceneral-
Sooretary ‘ami/or Fxeoutlvo Diroctar, of the CQHIRESS.
_ : 4e It fa. suggosted that: the original title be keys and aade permanant -
: anely, CONGRESS: FOR CULTURAL FREDGYiOUGHESS PURR -KULTURELLS | FRISEI/ :
CHONESS POUR-Li LIBERTE DE LA-CULTURS. ‘The use of the word "CONGRESS? fp © : as
‘mich connection has its parallel both with the CIO (Congreas of Indvatrial _ .
_ Organizations) dn the Usa, and and with ‘the Coscrosa Party in indies :
vo 5S. A -Yovisionil plan for the organisation ‘of the. ‘GONDRESS ‘should ‘be. ne
- worked out, less in the exrectution that it Hill be immdiutely ‘get up than
' in tho hove that within the next efx months it cén be mote end more realized.
The folloving sxetch ly subnittad:
. COGRESS POR CL LEU L FREEDOH
Hononeny Y Chalrnan , . Sponsors
datornstional Conn ttoa ‘of 25 mo , . - a,
reacutive Comittee or. 5°
we Renee
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-Efesutive Editorial . | Recoaren Faris Gareau Berlin Bureau
Director (Director. “| Director Director Direstor
“Gree. Edit... Fpeoarch:
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~ . Ctenograchor. | Translator. .-
In the Light of thia tatle of orgnalzstion, savored: provishonal ‘appointnenta 5 ;
could be ado dn omer *o get COMORES. activitios workisg inmediataly, @ef<e
. ; appointseant of: Frau Buber~Newdann. as;axeoutive of the borlin turesus appoint-
OO ' pent of Frandots Bondy as iditorial Dirvotor} appointment of cofmcbody Lika
| >xAichard Loewentlisl ac. Repoaroh Director. Tho urgencies will becdme clanrer
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vroject: the immediate editing of 9 yolut? an the
Mee Poundine Berlin ¢ To:t of the materisl is already syriicble in
three lencuaces: *renoh, imclish, and Commans Thia will ba completed in
the nut month by the traditional CONGR aren in Butlin. -Morbert Hihlen.
fa arstetins in puttinc out tana enectal double mumber of “Der onat™ on tha
Congress, which may be 4 Eind of "experimental nodol"s Traneois Sandy ia
returnins $2 -ork out ‘a tobte of adntents ond an editorial arproach to tho . : \
Congress Yolu33e ; ‘ oo
Be Famblot “réject: the immediate srobcration and publication in many :
taple, ctraieht form.m brochure (12-44) pages on "ehat is :
Q Fe - Cultural Freatez?* It snowld be Allustruted; ehould tell the \
stery of the Berlin sereloas; should print the tunifesto of Intellectual Liberty: |
Ts {and possibly @ tuvized injroved vegsage to the East}; should outline a plan-
ties. oe Congress work to ‘be follsved and point to the futures Tis 1s essential _
coe _ for CONGRESS eyripathizers, for tha sress, for the public 1a genorah.. The _
Uditerial Mrector (Dondy) cen te anecionad to prepare a draft for revision and -
approval in vertesbare ; ot . \
Se invosticstion crojoet: the i yet of a Serios of Thite Book reports
on the sitaation- of cuitural frecdod. Silene has recommended, and the CONGRESS -
has announced, 2 docunented account of the Uriter, sptiat, and. colentist io
the oountries. tbohind tho Iren Curtain (en account “iich the THES, because
of its covemmental Conmetions, cennot dole «2 iemediate beginning should Oo {
be made with the appointmeat of 2 Hesaarch chief for this project, zesponsible oo :
for workins cat an editoricl plan, contacting: sources for inforstion; this :
. project chief ahould have. tho sneftolosteal -and journs Mstio qualificaticas of
-men-like Loomenthal and Yuhlen (aad “ster de Nendelssohn}. 7 pe ,
4s frotest Project: the CONGRESS should, with the épaciNe aigeatured Of. Tg
its loading suspostsrd, keo> Jn the farefrost of public attention by taking _—
ud via She prego, open meotings, dabites, otcs, dasea of floemmt vialatious
of tha princicies of the CRGRSS as stated in the vanifesto and other | ;
Ascunants. Tho CONORESS cannot, to-bo sure, bedome in intornational civil-
Aibarties union, but it ean speak out-on spacial issues ‘(purge of a Univearalty, ~*
_ i) Mquidstion ef n oclentist, arrest ora writer, otde).
Se Bios y Vrojest: the CORES shoula by means both of infornation
- and aritasing Seen eliza tio difference betwean those who are choosing froedan
and thes who are widlisely or unkno-ingly sapzorting totelitarfanian and ©
its ceecoticas. The dravatio detection of Pint, ilfred rersr during the
Congress Berlin session from the Sovict—cont rolled noadeny of Solence ie an
examplo of ehst ‘ean be done; this epscific Germay moveriont is.gathering
strongth; there ‘have ‘been another hoif-dozes resignations, and tho news is
Spreading in Eaatarn-Cerniny Tide fine also involved the worLd-faous a - ok
ede
Charite hozpital tn Esstem Norlin, almort 3/4 of tha distinzutshed mdical
areclalists. are ready to break away, and wo ar) now hopin, to yosch sane
. orstructive arrangement by which they can miintain thoasclves in vost~
' Borline Thia type of activity <~ ranging fron raleonini: srendnsn$ ind tvdinala
fron the East, to sbeite>ing Prous smi institutions, ani berinning with
initial private contaes =~ csr traasrorm tie CONGRESS Bram a erottp of spoakose-.
mon for the Libertarian ideal tnto “activists for Preecen”.
. ‘60 Radio-Brondeasting smject: inaugurating a arecial varies of radto
Prograns £7 bo prepared by the CONGRESS, Linitson should be éctablished with
RLS, the Free Diroos netrors, the French, sustrian, German and Jritish
atations, including the Yoico of .morics. Plans have teva started for the
- first series -- nemaly, “Lislomies serosa the Curtain®; a dozan "open-lLettarst—-
Kesetler to Seghers.and froeeht, thor to recber; Eisler, Lusaos, Lysenko, |
Tarlo, Hhrenbury, ete als -= personal lzad mossagas of flvo—minutes (lesa in
chateftl opposition, more in cpen-nocrted >itz)~ ‘This would be a practical
“ *Vessecse to the Inst", Theee esula dé ‘published
“in eral: book~foring cm es
follow-up to the CONGR.
“2 tha COSRESS shold aweml each yor a:
> Vurdous porsonslities for Cistinet!ve services Lo.
and contributiona to tho esuss of Cultural Freedans This could de civen en. |”
the bs6ic of c new book, a oareer, or fora specie] cetiritios. To tres ean...”
be distincuianed: tho Nevel-i'rize model, and the Urdversity Stirend. Ths
‘latter sould eanbloe the recistant fan ine
: vican, a Preachaan) to szend four
weeka in Berlin, civing 2 series of 5 CoxGHEDS lectures at the Froa University,
ister to be printed an a epecial CONCHES! voluno, (THis ic equally tree of
en Inclish reciplent at i: ddelberg, a Gornsir at the Now School in N.Y.Ce, a
. . Fronehasn at the London School of Deoneaics, ote.)
_ jublinhine-Nouss sroject: this oczt4 to a modestly-canceived annex
to the COlGk Js heriin-auresn, wiieh vould actually orire: out tho CQnRESs *
Volumsa (indisated abave). It. would alao publish tho. panshlets ani brochures
oe mentioned, 2% would consider the porular cnultural--olitfoal lftrnary ‘the
““. Blrkonfald proposal). It could be the house to which “Dex itont” woulda go, if
atid whon this monthly béecwes complotoly independant» It would grriducliy
bulla up ite orm Liat of wuthoro from croay proainant CSUs wEitars
{Koestler, et. ale) The “ablishipg-iicuse, could be started fron tha exiating
: . », SFansitionel CONGHESS barean no. functioning in Rerlin; the imresu=Director,.
v8 owe ob the “Executive assistent, could bo’ ohurged Wit’ the responstutlities of a.
“ * nowmal international Peblishsr "in Germany. (incorporst {605° a" O.n.baH, and
the Like). .
sLattar iro joct:. ireediate plans’ for a fortnishtly communication
o 7 . “Be Ret
ae to all CG@mnuccs syaparbicers, the prean, oto. should be..started, comlsted.
; / | A 2e8& page mimeographed invormiticn-twlietie will koe) alive COMGHESS ~
intuteat. .
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ue o . (The Hamar & ‘he Sickle") hes been outlinod by Mes. Jacky and -
+ Scmibasz (ons of the 1s: Siding, Tete ‘docunentary=ankers;, who would
bo. available in Exzopo tor Atie ‘These could *. “we normal
7 omer re ae Se - Be Taeture Tour Propagat tailding up:a edrevit, therouprout westerns 0. ee.
Furene, ‘tha he tnited Peavey, and: ‘slaqwhere, for politic) and oubtural, CONGRESS _
SpqakerGe
3. Resgarch-In:titute Dpronel: this o ‘ule be a nemmel ant lo-jieal out-
crovth of ths Lirst CONG?ao. research activities, It vould. acun the ratablishe
ment of a "Chatham Hcuse” on an interaitional bugis fer serious studies of the
walturslepolitical problems ef our days Sehalara ond journ: List3, on the
“.basis of upacifia nasi: ‘nnants sad awards, could be asaoeisted vith CONGiESS
“activities. Tals vould be Linkwod sith tho Paria unt Berlin bureius of the
5, wit sh such internationn, reviews a3 cre affiliated, «ith tho CONGRESS
(Der voust", stce), and with tho COMEELS subhishtey; Hounee
be Vnisersity 2 ‘Prppenal: a oantre for Eastern exile profeanor and
students, oither in ‘ry fox. of sn inderendens. sescante institution (tho
Crazeki msolution) == or perharga in ¢ha nore przctic: form of: eenoly rahi p3
for tha exiled students, dnd aoniversity ehvirs. 2or Ghe “aoholars ~~ beth is.
oxisting Purcoadn and .forfean necdontc dnstitnidens (Zerlia ¥iee University,
_Toroonno, 7urich, oxford, Canbelica, Yorverd, eb cele! ;
we, oe (Be! cohoal-for-frecénn: 2rszesal: the organizetioa, at fivet on « vory
ws modest suarsor-coligoi—ty7o oasis, af a "Gcorge Orwell Sentol fo¥ Freedon"
" (Hoahachile fue: drodheit), in wnich social earrsan: and eanindrs 4a tha.
. o oe political and cultura: problems of our’ day could. be given isouts could :
be invited fan? thus cive the youts eane mo: aflame’ of intellec éial tredinins}i 97
leading publicists ‘and officials ‘ocd participates eh ide ‘eould be associated
With the hssearch Institute (hone: researchers decors te Chere’ Rnd oartlelpants ©
in ths ‘Sehool Gaasiors), une vith tho University < ‘so joct . "coasresa endras”
could bs davelo nod Wares ° : b
6. Svonbsal for Other Natfonal Ruresus: ox; anding into donor Suroposn
eanital ‘cities «= tockhoin for Leandinavia, . Vienna for! the. Bulswis,. Row for Los
the Naditerecanean, New York and svana for North’ and Jouth Ameviese it will, a we ta,
in any ase, prodcbly dacane. La; wativo $0 eutnubiiey’ 4 sub-lurot ia Hew Yor! ; 7
“City for. tha next partody co thit. eriean sublic oziaton ia nos noloctods
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. . SUBJECT: .- | Berlin Congress of intellectuals (Congress for
to oe _ ; Cultural Freedon).
le Thank you for obtaining the atteched copy of General
Marrader's estimate of the above mentioned operation which I nota
have furnished a cony of this estimate to Nir. Joyce who I under
stand will show it ta certain sipnificant people in the State
Devartment.
2. 'T think that ‘ali persous concerned with this operation
-are entitled to the neartiest consratuhtions and If you have
not already: done’ sa, IT should appreciate your. pagsing on ‘the
~ oo "substance ‘cf General Magruder's appraisal to the field. I am
sending a copy of this memorandwi to Kr. Thompson, who I aesume
‘will pass on the word to the members of his staff who played a
. role in this, operation, .
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; guajacts Congress for Culturnl Froedon = an OP
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poo Shia 19 on Qrscathonal Rovext of an octual -
oy accorplisimaat. It ta 6 subtle covert operation
: ‘ carried, out oa the highest intellectial level. It
| “dg unconventional warfare at Ita vest in which the
cn a Soro , objectives are nen'a ninds. It 4s the opening ; a .
oo : operation of a continuing campaign, © —-r ey
Phe ortein ad purposes ara stated in Section I.
The detaile in orgarielng 2 delicats oporation of ° . . oO
this nature are caly hinted in this report, tut.
enough is expressed to arouse edniretioa for the ; |
principal operatives. . : .
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NENORANAT POLL Abate. Pusstesd, Stribling, and Ragedale
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“SUBJECT sot Confidential Seport Received By Schiller ea
. Berlin Congrose for Culiaral Froedon ,
1... ‘Yhon Mr. Stridling's chop requested me, at the pehost of
a cable requost of Mr. Hambley, to attozpt ¢0 appensa Schiller in
connection with his Andighstion fer the manner in which kax Tergin,
‘tha American Negro, had-bdoen handled in Berlin, Schiller reacted in
the manner described in uy carlier menorandus on this subject, which
‘was ‘on the wholo satisfactory. fe Nad since received a complete re-
port. froa ss. reliable and competent observer at the Serlin Congress”
which Iam quoting below: : Lod . ;
eS tom the sholé, the Congress has achieved some useful results. .
In zy opinion, the test thing about the Congres was that it vao
. held in Berlin, A Congress in raris, fa Switserland or in any
a : otner place would have had neither the aang political sigcificance
: ae : nor would it hava roceived the Sato cublicity. For the Serlinora,
; : a. ee. the fact that Berlin was chosen as the meeting place was renewad
. So proof of Weotsrn solidarity with their resistance against the
Rusoians, They noad- euch proof again'and again, especially ia
view of the fact that they hava a definite and justified impreseion
_ that the Bonn Governinent is not inclined to sanifest any particular
_ farvor ao far as help for the Zerlin pepulation 18 concerned.
"" ephe Congresa, soréover; ‘has’ becn™a~auceeso Thasmuch as us
showed the determination of an inportant group of intellectuals,
scholars, and artivteto leave no longer unchallenged Cozcunist
attesots to dominate the sceno through their various *cultural®
front organisations. ‘The porzanoat sachinery established by the
‘ Tc 7 oa “-. - Gengress for the purpose of continuing its work say be of great
Me - Gupertance provided that certain conditions aro observed in its
wo. activities, bos . ce :
ee "- wphe following erisical resarks regarding certain phasce and
ne + features of the work of the Cergress. should not be construed as on
" : : attempt: to deny the fact that the Congress had achieved o-ussful - --
iticiez mado from a perfectionist puint of . —
Cae ° " purpote. Sor fe this er a stLonit
viev. Fovever, waile it ie sioitted that Ina gathering cf artiats,.
“scholars, and writers, many cf whos tend to display prima-donna -
attitudoa ant a spirit of ceterte, a certain asount of friction
fe inevitable, it cannot be ssid that everything vae done to reduce
‘such frletions to a minisug, As.o result, many delogates when |
hed an opportunity to.asx for their ispresaiona of tho Congress,
‘Loft. Berlin with wixed- feelings, soze of them not withoit a certain
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“While the organisation of the Congross waa oxzcellont ao. far.
- a8 tha technical side waa concerned, (hotele, rublic meotings,
. Teceptions, press ‘interviews, ats.) the debatos of the Congress
-$00k place undor corditiona which shoved a conaidercble leck of
imagiaxtion and ignorance of varlianentary procedure on the part
of those responsible for the way in which tha buolnean of the
Congress wae trantacted. Skegga, Muhlen, ax _boncy are certainly
nice follows with tha beot intentions, However, they deen to.
hava had no previous exporience at all @xhow to run a conference,
co ALL delegates had boon asked to prepare papers on varioug
“subjects. It was-obyicusly impoasible to have ell those papers
. read. in tho public meetings of the Congreso (they vero mimeographed
‘ard will be distributed). It wan necessary to mke a selection of
“toples and.opeakere. The dest a: ‘thod would havo been to appoint a
steering ‘committee which would have made this riecesaary selection
with the maximum of objectivity. Unfortunately, thia wae not done.
, Enotena the question of who waa to ofeak ard how long wae decided
by Skegge and his. associates who did it ina rather arbitrary and
haphazard minker. To explain viatI moan let mo cite a few exazples;
First, the case of our friend, Wax Yergin. Together with Maz wa
--- worked -rather hard.on bio paper ‘(one ‘nicht we had no core than two - --
“ héurs oleep). The final product received rather favorable comments
from Hamblay anc Arthur Jchlesinger. 1 tried to mnxe Skeges urdor-
etand the importance of having Communist propaganda regarding the
‘Fegro problem ansvered and refuted vy a competent person who loa
Negro Nhinaalf.. Skeggs flrot promised mo that Yergir would have
fiftoen minutes Speaking tire. -dhen wo arrived at tha nesting whers
Hax-wis [email protected] sceak, he vac tcld that he vould not got more
-", than ‘ten minutes. “ve vent to work again, and deletod some paseagus
- g0'ao to hava'’a ten-minute text. However, when Max was about to ©
take the floor, he was informed by Bendy that he should not speak
_. ‘Yenger than five minutes, As a result, Max got confused and delivered
-.. A Completely inadequate version of what he originally wanted to say. uu.
Similarly, Sascha Sclwars waa prevented from mking a report on the :
- altuation of the yorking claea in Russia. Nor did the delegate fron
Spain and the one end only representative of Latin-America to the
Congreso have a chance to epenk.
"On the other- hand, Koestler. @poke four or five times and there
“was generally a marked téndency to build him up as a kind of pragcentoer
Randi. He seems to have enjoyed “himself in the rolo of a, taok-naster
7 censoring. and lecturing the delegatos. Ao far aoe I gathered from aes
' eonverdation with Skeggs, Koestler waa given this prorinent place
: / os Dacause)- due to the fact that as a well-known writer,. his pronounce<
‘=. “" "mente were supposed to attract pablic-attdntion in a greater measure
-thaa apeecios “by other delegates. The cane consideration wao evidently
applied in the casa of : “{loné. . However, Sflone seaned to ba anxioue
to be as non- ~committal ae peesitle, quite in line with hie anbigtous
political attitude. while Skeges' preoccupation with problems of _
podlieity ie understandable, I do not think that the sathod of troatiag :
‘authore according: ‘to the aales of thoir booke ie apt to promote a :
lasting. cooperation arong writere, scholars, etc. Yor once, scholars.
will never be able to ser] 28 many copies of thetr | books: ae Koeatler.
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a _ [8&8 a cortain moment, the debates tock a very anfortunate
a . _- turn. On‘one of the f-equent occasions, when Yoestler was given
tho floor, he read x. piver vhorein ha attacked Socialian in
goneral and the Brittoh Labor Government in particular. Considering
1) that eens 20% of the delegates vere poople who professed \
socialiat -opinione;: 2) that tho purpose of the Congress roquired
that a unity of all donocratic intellectcalo, both socialists and
Non-socinlists in the struggle against totalitartanisa be ewphacized
and 3) that tha chairsan of the Congress sa3 “rnet Feuter, head of
the soctal-denocratic city government of Berlin -- Koestler's attack
was absolutely out of place and sho:Jd not have deon made regardlesa —
of. whether he was right or not. Asa matter of fact, the paper in
question. ‘proved - that Xoestlor ig mistaken {n assuming that a brilliant
Journalist and a successful novelist 1s a0 icao qualified to play the
role of a philosopher, hfstorian ond sociologist. In addition,
mistaken statements by British Labor régarding the problem of
. Yuropean unity donot fcotify in w opinion the kind of vitriolic
all-out attack against the dritish Labor Government which vas made
vy Koestler who. seems to have forgotten, that, regardless, what one
- ToT may ‘think of sone ‘ef its policies, British Labor is today one of the ~~ ert —
. principal Pillara ofthe world denoctatlé front. : _ —_
: . “Evidently Keestlar's attack crovoked ducediate reaction on the
: uote part | of the Socialist Congress dolegstad, beginning with Reuter who |
Te . , was in the chatr, ‘In my opinion, this entire discussion was completely
we, unnecessary. The British conservative K. P., Azery, showed ouch :
better judgrant than Koastlar by atudfadly avotdlag fa iie pronounce-
ments, any eriticisa of the Labor Government. If an attitado cinilar ,
to that of Xoestler would have been adopted in the trade union field, }
the I.C,F.9.U, could not have been created. As in the labor novement,
_ the organitation of intellectuals for the defense of democracy cannot
be euccesofel unlese it to underatood that decocratic socialiom ia a
poverful {ufiuenca agong the best intellectnuala of Europe and Asia
~ and that, therefore, evetything should be done. te secara cooperation .
of all derocratic forces in eshte of all {doologtcal differences. I
wae rather astonished to find that Irving scermed to like Koestler's
discourse on socialies. I spoke “with. quite a number of delegates and
found that they dida't Like it at all. -
Otnstend of appointing on the. first and second daya of ‘the Congress
@ resolution Committee which would have been able to work seriously
‘Lon any draft ‘repolutions, proposals and suggestions made by the
-delogates, a dtaft manifesto and draft résolution were subsitted to a
plenary neoting which had to decide on thes within.a few hours. That
mneating appointed sone cornittces who had exactly one hour's tine to - |
amend the resolutions. Of éourse, fio ‘serious work of re-writing and.
complating the resolutions could be done under such circumstances.
You will notice that the manifesto treats the quection of cultural
freedom principally from the point of view of the Journalist and less
from that of the scholar and the artiota, At leaat this is my. opinion.
. - A draft ‘appeal to the intellectuals behind the Iron Curtain, which waa
coy = sabaitted by Skegge, ‘evoked an imedlate sharp eriticien, on the part of
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: wefe rezrocentec, amended 18. Bowever, later on not the amended
text which was adopted ty the Congress but the original draft was
released to the proaw, thus cresting additional Fovantaent,
"Yergin waa not ina happy acod when ho loft. A public
meeting had been arranced for hin ard Schyler where they read thoir
Farero in full. However, they cid aot like ‘the way they were
‘treated insofar acs speaking tine at ‘the Congresa weetings was
concerned and Vex pade recarxs to the effect that now the Cormuniste
will say ‘they hea bean Jim-croved since they had to present their -'
cave in a special moeting. Trey also resented the fact that the
parranent corrittee elected by the Congress does not contain any
represantntive: of the colored race. It would, of course, have been
aifficalt to- acooint one of thes to the cornittee since the representa~
tion of the United States waa Lizited on ;urpose 80 aa Bstto create
the tmrression of Averican dopinstion. . Hoeaver, the right. of-cooptation
granted by the Congress to the. rermansnt comittes should be used to
introduce as aoon as possible in the committee. intellectuals fron
India, Japan and cther non-white ateas.- 7 . .
“[430n0. ‘of tha panera’ read at “the Congress were ) excellent, for
instance those of Prof. Muller {(2chtllerta men) and Arthar Schiretnger
to nine only a few. Aa far an the future work of the soves-ht
inttiated by the Congress is concerned, certain things should be -
taken into account to mike possibie the full use of axtating posstbili-.
‘ties which ara aulte Pavorable. 1) Representatives of Asia and
possibly Africa should -be drawn fato the work of tha. comittaa,
2) All due rearect for 7 iterary fane, the organs of the nev novenont
‘should not becege.a platform for the peculiar ambitiona-of wentain
individuals whatever thatr gifte ani talents. 3) «hile Arong th
intellectuals 4t/ will ‘probably te inmcoortble to avold ‘dfscussion
of so-called ideological problenc, the purposa of ouch diacuasibna
a should not be the atrugsie of rival Licologte#, but. the finding out
-0f the pointe and areas whare anvocates of different ideslogies my. —
met for cooreration in the ‘defensa of democracy against totalitar- _
Jdanian. 4) Eetabliahment of contacts with other movezents enzaged
~ fn the strugzle againss totnlitarianiaz, efpactally if the labor
movenent. 5)' Eetter orgnnitaticn of the work of future. ‘congresses
and conferentes.
- Tie Congress undoubtedly. reflected the ptogrees mde during the
aos year ag: fer as the attitada of. Suropean intellectuals is concerned...
There. 1a no. trace- of nentraltatic attitudes -in- the roaolutions of the
Congress... The ease cannot te ‘said of all the speéchea, Eovever, no
“onenly nentralistis sfeech wan wade at the Congresa. The oniy paper .
advocating a neutraliet attitude was withdrawn by ito” author, the
Austrian ‘physicist, Thorting, | when he heard of the Russian attack on”
Southern Korea, :
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that eni2 yoll. Tke criticism ode above is not intended to oo
contradict this general favoretle topression. *
2.° I fint on reading and roreading thie eristiciem, that it fio, is
gonerel, sour: sod aensidie. I ohould like to reccest that particular Cae”
attention te raid to the latter part of the rosorancum in which five ~
recomendations are mAco with: rezard.to the futere work of the noverent
{nitiated ty t2e berlin Congress. [ ehould alco lize to dray particular
atvention te the reaction to the bensvior of David Rousset and Ignazio ©
Silone. .2his {is one further indication for justi fieation that
Rousset must be constantly and thoroughly watcted vith a critical eye.
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“had been cut off the radio at the nicrophone, wea being widely:
10 July 1950 : ce a
_MEMCSANDON FOR: Kesars. Thoapscn and Sldser
FRCK: _ Gherles Olzeteed 27.
SUBJECT: Berlin Intellectual Congresg os a
: 1. I wish to refer to Mr. Glaser's infercal mencrendum with = |.
regard to the pishandli ng or the Arerican | Regro, Yax Tergin at . _
2. Ween'l: informed Sckiller tat 1 vihed to discuss tois
matter with him he prosecded to read to ne a letter wiien ne bed
just received from Berlin giving a ratner fall report on the .
Berlin Corgress and. witen contained a greci deal of informeticn. |
Among tne {tens reports. on tnerein was tne incideny regarding
Max Yergin. I expleised to Scailier tuat it wes a most difricult
task to control toe grou of assorted Buropeans wno attended the
Berlin Cousress” and sufiicient tize wes not given, tnerefore, to
United States delegstes,. Dut thet Yergin's excellent. speeco, which
used in press, radio, dock anc pacoblet forme~.----
& Scniller accepted this explanation, but: in closing our
discussion of tnis susject, wise-cracked thet our boys ta Berlin
did not include Yergin on any socicl doings and closed bis rewarks
with the statement that "even intellectuais like Furnnsn don't like
to sit dowa and ‘eat with Negroes." I cnided him briefly and tnere
the matter was closed.
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that tho staf? tho Concroas had tholr handa full trying to a
control tire pane of ggporyod “wiroveand Sh ‘CTOs and conid - _
not civa sufZiclont tine and attantien vo |
And that they intond to ua vorgints3 oxcollent mates tal in
press, vedio, book and varphlot for, civing Lt wide.
.diatribution. In comparison to this, “reumhan cons.idozs
the detual promulgation ab the sessicns of the Conpesa
wee ee . Qa minor mattar,. . .” —_
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Colonel Lovis Glaser te es be case
3051 Idaho Avenue NY
Gashinctoa, De.
Dear Colonel Glaser:
: Thanks for the testimonial, I au enclosing
statement to date.
‘laurei wreath turns into a bricnhat.
pending our vision on future activities. Hr. E
resolutions passed at the Congress. Will you, ple
.. . Sincerely,
" Pearl -Yluger + _
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Congres pour la liberté de ta cultiire: * “Kongress fiir Kulturelle Freihett
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Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950, L\> ’
International Committee: Mne 29» 1950 ENERAL SECRETARY:
RENE . : . “Melvin J. Lasky
Renepstro Croce Hotel am Steinplatz,
: Joun Dewey Rerlin-Charlottenberg.
Kare Jaspras Germany nn
PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Amold Beichman. |
20.West 40th St.. New York City
CHickering 4-3060; :
LOngecre 5-344 |
a copy of our financial
You will rote that our expenses, exelysive of the | ,
cooks, were $927.05. However, this does not inelude our June telephone. |
bill for phone calls and cables.: I an skipping tam tomorrow before the'
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and will pay the telephone bill and refund the balance when Jim returns. _
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Janes Burnhaa 5/28 $500.00
sot BAB 500,00
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Exponses .
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Rant « Freedom ilouse | ’ ae "150.00
Salary . hoo0,00
Bookn = University Ple Bookshop 263.53 : --
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(Parcel Fost 2. es Un FO 19.52 .
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Mit erephi.ng ond Mineoprephing ; : : 49.80
Yelephoné = jing 1 bil1 tor 20.75:
Tolograms and Gebles (paid in Cash) mo,
~ fo Newspapars for press conferange - : 38.00
Fo Lasky 2.67 _
MUtery Permits 7 12.00
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Ly . "I talked with Allen Séeples who. stated that he knew nothing of this
L. man's executive ability,-that ne does not know of any position he has :
\ ‘held. where that might have been exerted and added that he might be wrong
\ on this factor. “Stated further that he knew him asa. Jory brilliant
af zriter, with reference to hie political {dealism, egs stated that
& “he believed he was a Socialist and a littla to the left; how:ver, this
‘factor was temperaté with the statement that with regard to Fascist
or Comminist, he was definitely anti-Nazi and he balieved tha’ he was
‘anti-Communist, He continued by saying that he was a ran of high .
character and that he personally J tked him but that Whe would not consider
hiz for an executive secretary's position, with further refererce to
the last point, he mentioned that he wags basing this on the fact that
he did not know of any axecutive position that the individual had neld. ". .
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, Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950
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- Taternational Committee: June 27, 1950 . ‘GENERAL SECRETARY:
‘ BEN Cc . . ; : : Melvin J. Lasky
ENEDETTO Croce - ; Hotel am Steinplatz,
Joun Dewey ~ : : : ;Berlin-Charlotteaberg,
Kare Jaspers
Jacoves Manrrain
Bertranp RussELL
PUBLIC RELATIONS:
Amold Beichman - -:
20 West 40th St, New York City i
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g - Colonel Louis Glaser ., ; -, co
cepa ce he. 3051 Idaho Aveme Ie. cs ee
pC : ’ Washington, D.C. | “a ; ne ; .
. Dear Colonel Glaser:
| rHehrins finally got off last night, There was no- room on
i. ' Saturda:ts plan wrich he stood by, but he was scheduled tot ake a
a Sunday morning plane. Due.to same mechanical difficulty, that olane did
7 . not leave until lest night. The American Eress Co, was unofficially
eb as informed that as a result of President Truran's intervention all other
5 ‘planes were chartered for the stranded students. I even sooke to Lr,
Buttles-about getting ir. Nehring on one of the chartered clanes if
‘ the scheduled flight “did not get off last night.- If Mehring, too, did es
“not turn up our counter~Grosz campaign would have looked bad, I therefore’ -
felt that he mstlear re-even if- it meant being oresent at only part of the a
-Congresss . ' he oo . a.
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a I received a letter from George, Grosz _mhich I requested when I spoke
to urs. Grosz: : : bo,
"Zere is my statement: a : 2
“t. regret not to be able te attend the Congress for: ‘Cultural Freedon. Ly
.. reasons aré entirely cersonal., I am delighted with your efforts to mobilize
’ vErt and sekent: sts of the world for Freedan and ee _
and aircailed the: letter am envelope to then.
‘Unfortunately & iddleton ‘of the Times is on ‘vacation Pron” Retlin. We.
1, Seem to te getvins & etter coverage e jin he Receld-Tribune, which has a by-
ne “Line correspondent. on the: eee ar
the Congzess' oe ., re . i
anvthine 5028 wrong with the fruit crep in ferlin or anyplace in ° ty
Barone” for that matter, they" 11 probably blae it cn Rullerts freit fiies : oi
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FRANKrOaT.
‘Binco natertal ‘epeoning fron Berbin culture Congress likely have
great propaganda valne in enwtatting SOY veseo canpairy and other 20V
° efforts in poyobological fleld, PEPT decires arsangerouta be nado for
_ __ Seaplete photo ond iitrary coverage with view obtalaing pemuscsipt and
“pletertel filoa teste te PUR in major Jenguageo not only in GER bet other
; Somers.
-, Seggest Daleher now on TDY fros DEPT xith 18, wa, _ viet erlin
during ‘Congrens to etudy Congress outpat for re ponatbiities in US.ta To.
opordinate with EGA on Pee in other Ena eountriae, Lasky, Joeroleon or
other ‘qualified officer ‘SMD eonfer with taldevar Moleen Hotel Te Deyrand,
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GarGAlieCesnrtes 6/19/50 P + Encknl ght
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under ticket. We exerted our best efforts in behelf of Mr. Cohen, but ,
were wnable to come up with the desired space. Mr. Cohen, on the recom
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Cultural Freedom thst it is Mr. Cohen's wish tht p sent be =. - ;
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‘Berlin, Germany—June 26-30, 1950, 7°, ‘
International Committee: - | dune 23, 1950" | GENERAL SECRETARY:
oe 24 mo Melvin J. Lasky , “ ae “ : - er
Benevetto Croce , : : : Hotel am. Steinplatz, 2
_Joun Dewer.
. : . : Hy oe Berlin-Charlottetiberg, . , 0 a ;
no Kame Sasreps se ey LT Cetmmay oi
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spoke to Grosz who said that he is an artist, that He received mumerous Foot
communications from the Eastern section of Germany about the Congress; that :
“he isan artist and that he can't te bother:d getting invelvéd in so mch |. aE
COFrespoidence, Nensweek Will carry ‘the story next week, Will Lissner of... ,
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4 : answer any press Lnquiries during the week of the Congress andthen will ~ ;
obo closé the office, 1 think the delepates éah do thelr um Forrying about
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WEMODANUCN FOR: RECORD ° , \
SUBIEC?:; © orc Operations ia Connection inn whiteun Cormaniot ,
. Touth Lemonctrsation in Jorlia
1. at the request of the . Derartnaats of State and Defense, we. oe
had askéd to inief ef ths OFC Gerda otaticn to obtain a ‘otatesgat: oS
. fros General kaxvel).-£& Taylor, B.S, Sonttacsnt fia Berlin, ae: to tha
effoctivesore of ‘the widjoct Speraticas.
we
the cablegrae fros Lisrrence Ro Fe Alle, - crite fof, ore Coren
have been ‘dtaseninstod _ birougtont the Soviet tone ty & arou sock
Ad yours:” The success of tha:cre-ni asian taidbagritcting’ ors
-gillien pleces sf propaganéa mitertal tefore nad during the -
Teutechlandtreffen is an achievcnert upon wateh tho _organtestion
show d be congratnlated.
Be. fYeur missfon le a det teate” ona ts that. you’ are. oveetfieally on
chatged wita. avoiding attritution of your activitios to anv C. B..
Oovernsent dource er agency. @his you have evidontly succested in
Going and it hao beon o matter of satiofsetias to ce to mov. that’
a, yarions cattors that it wan An our fateress & accersh inh scald to
treffen. wo are relying oa oindler or increased.
the future. *
hoop fy Fe get ee Ma Rt
vet DPR AI DON Seg Bt te. : I i pene ee
: 3. fhe Gorman alesion haa advised that. tho “arigiaal ¢ compuniesties
_fvoa General taylor ‘wae poached em 2? dune 1950,
Lexis GLASIR
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a: ms ani means of taking aGvantace cf the Cultural.
Songreas in Berliy by widespread dissemination of thé
produot of the Jongress, speeches, ceolaretions, etc.
. Why would 1t_not..b¢.a.c00d idea to.nave Buttles | coazunicate ..
with Labky and have latter eend the ‘material to. Parte. :
for publication ir ‘France, as wee 2 ag “eres . _
. re yeileon (ECA) said that peaking for 2Ca, they have
a Liberal view as to epending CA funds snd aré anxious: to.
aubject..to. Linitations wntes sar
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instance, no “larce Robe of ESA money
orchestras touring through Europe.) Sai
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probable acceptability and should be a cooperative ; _ MG ‘
| - enterpriee with State, to be cieared with EVA financial . : So
oa . and legal advisors, Dut do not anticipate diz ficulty.-
. (besause the Gulsural Congreesa is clearly related to the
approved 3a policy of countering | ‘the Soviet. peace offensive,
Mr. Buttles sugcested that the best thing to do.with m
product of Conaress was to get local ‘people. rae) publ teh it;
‘ 7 We. furnish tranes ations, paprr, ink, etc. . .
The above suggestion-led to one dy Neilson that &
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, Mr. McKnight concurred, thought we needed to werk out.
the distritution problem cy vee of a gonaiiteewhich .
woulda take charge.of pudlicaticn ani distribution - in i Lee
Bany languaces,. Buttlee added that we should use Gérmans _— . a
ané German facilities to see that aanuseripte and pkotos | ety
are made available. _ a Pp
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Neileon: "I dontt know a great deal avout thid 7
jG to precuce @ aajor offensive |. ~
Cultural Conxress, 18 1t apt
against the USSR and axainst the Pence offensive?’
McKnight: "yes, I think eo, They ar
important bunch of people.#
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. business c2 using very dapors
: in Europe (gave~ some: J tal sani
: Because of the temporary character of HCA such
elaopnent of ‘the Cultural Congress should be turned over to: .
(Sonethereé previously |
. oo State or GIA to handle and continue.,.
. L cad asked Buttles,-in créer to make a point, whether the
Congress Was goink to be self continuing - Bruce saia he’ |
thought so.) Neilson satd we should develop a full head: ©
of steam on the proposition ard then should not ‘4rop | ‘outs .
srould be continued by State through Lasky, or by GIA... peo
(actually Was a plea for CIA to take nctice of the Conxregs
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: McKnight then asked ce {f SIa Wag interested 1n the propo-
sition as a whole,- T replied 1% seened very interesting,
: -. - Be then eaid if « confer ence Was arranged in Paris would we ae
gs coe like to have g OIa representative there, I answered I - : : ,
ce thought we might like 2& to Lave sumeone, I ticn asked
a Buttles if he wae’ eure Lasky would go to Faris ~ Buttles
-. ' , @aid- he would try to arrange to have either. Lasxy or Josselem , we
on _ .(weich Wag the reply I Héped for.) He said they were both ae hae
: State departaent People, coth familiar ‘with the Concress, — SE : :
: In effect,, that wad the enl of the conference. MoKnight.-
againg eaid that cIa should certainly be cut in on the
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in the. Gonaress.
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(EILSON REQUESTS THAT IT TAKE PLACE AFTIR
WEDNESDAY CF NEXT WEEK. ee
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That ESA. te will tne to provide funds for eaten or
a zillion copies of the speeches or the Congress and other
publicity... Neilson.eaid that-labor coanttteéa” and
Lye et wer cooperative groups wight be used for dlaseaination,
; However, the greatest caution must be exercised to see that ©
a - ‘a Committee on publications, or words to that effact, 1s
‘ appointed during the sessions of the Conzresa, and in my
i : opinion it: should be an unwitting Rroup, except for one 2 oT.
: . menber; it should NCT have nore than cone US reprenentative, : . Ba,
It KIGET be entirely Gevran. again it Locks, as though Lasky . a ;
might have to be the secretary of euck e group. Ithink: .-.
ali they have to do ise etart a quick ‘fund raising campaign! .
for publications - anc won't they be surprised at the :
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; : tions respond with lots of nceney for the purposel . ‘
: \Buttles and I had gq quiet talk-after the conference this
afternoon and he is entirely in eynpathy with my point of
.wiew, anxious to cooperate ami not entirely sure that .
; 0 + Lasky is the right man to go single handed to Feris, This
Poy guy Neileon ie a peach. Sharp, keen, reaponsive and
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job and: see thie. through, but I've only got one son and -
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need mer I Will be at Hotel Fensgate, Bay State Road, Boston.- -
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. ae Contec’ with Durnhsn, In reply to rr sugsestion that I stop ° 77 7.
‘—... in lew York. Sat. morning to see hin, ciscuss, Congress“affairs and :
; _ deliver a pigstcl, Burnhan rep?ted that he wag leaving this oT ok
—-- --; a@ternosn for bis. carp ih Connecticut, would hot return untdd.
Saturday. night, was flying on Swndey morning, Fe sugcested that
“Lipa. there was: litbis -naceasiiy for edditional discussion of the
oO ongress, that if ‘any capers or articles (the Pistol) were to. -
be dslivered-to-hin, they- cold be sent by mall. or otherwise”
.to his Jv address, care of :rs, Claude Eurnhen, 3.5 69 Steyr en
:rt2telephone. Rhinelander. x-47890;"tha acdréss 13 a safe one, ke-
says, with « trusted Ccorman on duty and a maid in the residence, .--"
(rot safe from. ovr point of view - but presumably. nothing xonrts
a . to. be, transalt: jisargse with.
-Fot:Distolt
“De. Botwoon now and Sat, night, ovrnhan will be
in’ Connecticut, telephone: Fent 78, Ring 1-2.
: Oe" Matter of oxtra expense to be allowed Pearl Fluger for’: oo
gather signatures for cablecran to consress, and for certain™
+a. .. other incidentals cenrected with travel of delegates, Purnhants _ hae
, estinate this would not enount to more than 7100, I authorized co 777 ; ‘ i
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in Ferlin}; I said-this sheuld be discussed in Berlin, that we would ; Googe
expect a cablesran of recommendation before first of ouly, would--:---—.. . Poy
imudiately respond with a decision, possibly as to project | er
acendment cslling for funds for support of continuing of fice,-- nee af
. (Bapossible, I think, to anticipate decisions now as they would . .
“" dopend en success of Consress in sttractine world publicity, — tos
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—_ cen elenee. -...-. Berlin-Charlottenburg, 12 June 1950 ,
Dear Jin, ,
Good to xnow that you
Four more shoulders
hard world, - :
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and Marcia are ‘due kere so nice and early.
on which to unload-the awful burden of this
Shat's this ahout not accepting: the. brilliart Aron- -
Koestler-Burnham ¥emo? That is new our werking gospel. The
lives. on? No, noe It's: been killed, it's
dead. The five philosophers refgn. The alphabetical order has -
come into ‘new glory, Under separate cover you will reteive the
latest news from‘A to 2.. New Correspondence paper-is.being::+-~
booklet which you alreacy have.
. Ayer ; “Om A glend, etc. :
‘Coming,: Koestler = ‘vid ‘te
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“Well, why in the world was he put.on the list when he's
80 wishy-washy? You can't have him without letting him speak.
And he's. tentatively scheduled for about 10 minutes on the open.
ing Monday vrogram, Also,’ by the way, Koestler informed he won't
writing today to ask him to plan a short opening address to round
off the som-xhat too ceremonial opening program witha political-
keyncting speech. You might write him too, if it won't be over-
doing it. 9 Bers
See you soon.
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|. gupascr: Letéer of Inatraction for Kenneth Ho Hembleys 2 yO
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icharde coverirg arrangenents for tke travel of Hambley's
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Mrs ble ; -Cultural Coagrea ei
- tion of the Congress, in her own right, drawing money from the travel’
fund for the purpose of such travel without consideration of Hambloy'a
statua vis-a-vis CIA. . This on the theory that whether or not Mra.
Hambley is a delegate to the Congress, her travel may be considered “S
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' "18:00 Uhr, Marmorsaal
1 WW. M. Moloiow “= sin
NDEN, AM FESTUNGSGRABEN;
14-0000”
25.
26.
Dienstag . 18.00 Uhr, Theater
VOURLESUNG + Major Pinnihows pDhe Porteh des Rulichewibs
fo der Peripde dea Ulergang Friedihen Arbeit og der: -
hevwtelluny dat Volkawirtedatt™, AnmblisSead Duskutiog und
wSturmiualice Lebemabend™,
. 19.09 Uhr, Marmorvaal
RTRAGs Sten Hepmenes ,,Die ndchiern ivep des
Iteo dabens im dewubsetiohas Devtedble
BUCH DISKUSSION: N. D. Schenherbow 0. Han:
Sher dus Werk: Der Weg ima Leben” vos A. S. Malarenkor. 7
Sonnabend , 19.08: Uhy, Marmorizal |
Manorgbii-Rlasier-Abead, Es.spictt and spidhts Ginter Hogold.
Sonntag ; . 19.00 Ubi; Theater
LITERATUR-ABER D1 .Gorki — Kirpfre 13¢ dea Horrs-
tamus — Marple gegca die Weltreshuion™’. Es sprichr: i Aghin
Toler, Te reuieren oamhatie Kinsler de Betline: Bianrn: fe
epeelt: Wile Niggeling. : : eras
ve ly
Montag : . 12.09 Uhr, Marmorrral
VOR TRAG: Hermann Mattern: Unser Kampf om da Fei
Gre Deutschen Usmokrotuchon Repyblik''. Anse i
esd Jitm,
‘Dienwag = Oe ‘ 18.00 Uhr, Thester
VOV LI SUMO Et -Meye Dh
wiht in Remd tee die suai
Devtiekend Laokyoing
aetel doe Bester
elelerwag des
hen"? vod .,Urel
. . 18.09 Ube, Marmariaal
YORTRAG A Siegert Kebor Wee Sebrurleiahe Poqliad. —
einen Imperial. “Anhlisbend deur
Mitrwoet. : .
VORTRAG: Arnold Zecigs ,,Die
Kawpl dee Nationstes Front um. di i oad |
der devinhea Natioo™, Anwblebend Dushumton oad Film. t
Donnerstag : 18.00 Uhr, Marmortzatl
NORTRAG) Hermann avenr Wer let die amerib.
Lebemvwcioe Anuhletend Dikussion ead Film.
: . 18.00 Uh
VYORTRAGs Kure Heidi Die Wahlen In der SU — A:
Set Sewptdemubratie’. : :
“y
+ Freitag . “18.00 Uhr, Theater
VORTRAG: Prof. Gerhart Bilert Der Rampl der $0
4 plomiis om veo Frieden, AnsiteBend Dukauicg und Fi
. ‘ + 98.00 Uhr, Marmorsaal
VOR T RA G1 Doren: Glarhhins Dig sowjetische Sessteordnong”.
Amchirtend Dahvesion 084 bilo, : wa
-
Ghealerocranslallungen
“Vom co, MXUx HEN Of. MAAZ L058
oa : Luttsplel : :
» INSEL DES FRIEDENS“
‘von [. Petrow; deutich von Georgia Tancwa
. Regie? Eduard Matzick
m, ‘@ am Montag, 20. Min,.um 19.00 Uir im Theater.
ere Vorstelluayen finden am 22., 23. 24, und 27. Mirz jeweils
19; he sowie am 25, um 20.00 Uhé im Theater state. Ein-
_ trittspreise von DM 11 bis DM 3,—.
Karten-an-der Theaetkasse in der Zeit von 11 bis 19 Uhr erhililich
oder’ Zimther 5, Telefon 425051, Apparat 175.
wo, od
: “a Filmocranstallungen a .
£ are ein dee Sewjetunion’ |
. M3 uUnter fremden Manichen” .
: _ nMbeine Universitivan” .
TA glich 17:60 und 1%.39'Uhr, freitags und snnabends nur 17.60 Uhr.
Sonntage' 14:30, 17.90 und [9.30 Uhe.
itten erhaltlich im Zimmer 5, Telefon 425951, Apparat 175,
derveranstaltungen im Theater:
. mF Der Zauberfisch” und 11.00 u. 14.00 Uhr
gDer erste Unterricht*
26; Mire nDie Kinder dea Kapitdn Grant™ 4 h
nGeserz der groBen Licbe’ 11.00 u, 14.00 Uhr a
fe, Veransteltun:en um 11.60 Uhr sind nur fur die Kinder sus den
ktoren Berlins. Die Karten werden durch die Gesellschafe *
utich-Sow jetitche ‘Freundschaft ausgegeben.
ie 14.90-Uhr-Vorstellung kostenlos: Hate der Kultur
der Sow jetunion, Zimmer 5, Telefon 425051, Apparat 175,
thoo000
oe BB EG IER
Bory
o . LO “*@uno" a“ 14.5250. .- ‘
oS Bericht reid.
Die Veranstaltungen is Haus der Kultur der SU. zeigen eine
aufsteigenda Linie. Den Gisten wird ein immer vielseitigeros Pro#
grann dargeboten. Imzer mehr Besucher, davon viel Stammgdste, stels”
len Bich @in. Daoit steigt auch die dirkung, der #influs ia inne
dar sowjetischen Gaatgeber bei deutachen breiten Volkamas sen.
4 AnléBlich dea drei jaéhrigen Bestehens des baudes gad die Ge=
\ schiftefibrung auf groBen dekorativen Bandtafeln bekannt, daa 1947
1 105 Vortrige- ptattfenden; 1948-wacen es 197 ‘und 1949 schon 328 ga>
t . * wordene Gegenwirtig ‘gibt e3 in ainer Woche, mitunter etwa zehn Vor=
triges meist.mit anschliedendem Film, danebden zahlreiche musika=
“Lteche- “und kilnstlerieche ‘Vorstellungen und die eixentlichen Filme,
_i | dm Monat annihernd zehn verschiedane. Berticksichtigt man dazu noch
fe die stundigen Ausstellungen, die stets lebhaft vesucht werden, und
a hHufige festliche Versammiungen, 580 kann man schdtzen, da® mindes=
wien: zweitausend Menschen ‘Mglich. (ait Ausnahme eines. Ruheteges
; to Die Vortrige kann man ihrem Inhalt nach in einige Kategorien
orca ane manna we auftedien. Da gibt es solche, die das Grundsdtzliche und Dogma= __
. tiache der Partellehre erléutern. Hierzu gehirt etwa “Die marxist.
‘ tisoh=leninistische. Lehre vom Staat” oder. “Klassen und Klagsens *
kampf* oder "Materialismus oder Idealismus"; ferner Vortragsreihen
uber benins -berke oder..liber.die- Geachicht
Andere Vortzige’ “haben aiigenpol4tiache Fragen zum. ‘Gagonstand:
z.3. ein Yortrag3zyklus iiber die AuSenpolitik der Ud&Sk, ferner
Wber den “Sieg der Volkskxb tte in | China" ao _uber den "Freiheites
nischen AuBenpolitik". - . :
Weitaus die meisten Vortrige. ‘befassen sich mit inneren Zzus _
stinden der UdSSR. ’ ES lat selbstverstindlich, daQ® alle Sinrich= . -
tungen der, sowjetunion im ginstigsten Lichte dargestellt werden.
ber Hbrer erfibrt von Macht “und: Heichtua, ‘Portschritt, und Rekor=
dex der Sowjetunion ‘und von den’ vorbildlichen Leistungen jhrer
&inwohner. éinige charakteristischs Themen lauteten: “Boden=
schitze ‘dor S- Ue", "Der Nachkriegs«Finfjahrplan® » die “Stachanows —
~ DaeresrrIn
> * . . s) . (2 Be
Bewegung” und "Der Pian sur Usvandlung der Natur". Auch uber den
*Lebensstandard der Jorkthti- ‘ean® wird berichtet, uber den Staats= °
heushalt der UdSER, ber Volxsbildung, S;ort, Leben der Frauen
‘und dergleichen mehr. Das Programa iat vielseitig und findet
‘immer eine interessierta Burergemainschaft.
Hieran reiben | sich auch deutsche Themen. W&hrend die vorges .
nannten Vortrage Jorwiegend von sowjetischen Offisieren oder
Funktion&ren genalten werden, holt nan zur Behandlung der Veutsck=
a . land vetreffonden Fragen meist *prominente" * peratnlichkeiten
7 , ' der S.B.D. und der ostdeutschen Regierung oder solche, die-hes . é
kanntermaSen mit derén Ideen syzpathisieren (3.3. Minister Ban, - re
Prof. Gerhart #isler, De. Kurt Fischer, #ilhelm doenen, Arnold
_ dweig. usb.) Oegenwirtig steht die Politik der “nationalen 446
Vront*: im Vordergrund. | Soweit Musik von- hervorragender Gualitat
~ gedoten. wird, ist sie aaist auf die gleiche politische Tendensg
‘Wars: niedenen volrsdenokratischen. Lindern.
Sw ee OO eet eT EE
wind boatiaa @ Vort.
Die Ausstellungan gehen standig nebenher.
eine solche tider sowjetische. Architektur,
bt Us
Bauten der UdSSR enthdlt, Reglerungsp 4
_groBwohnhkuser,. Sanstorien, Bahn. und’ ‘Bafengebdude,
@ sowjetische raee steht vor der srdoffnung.
¥ dowseti=
farks. _ _ .
Bine iiber di - .
Andere ‘Aussteldungen geigten oder zeigen Leistungen ‘dex
schen #alerei, Graphik, Plakatkunst, ‘Biicher_ und Kinderbiicher,
Bihnenbilder, hiaterial | gun. Leben von Lenin, stalin, Gorki und
Fant jab lan Geschichte
* ‘stets gewihtt a nan ah Kinaruck,
mit Hilfe reichlichen Fersonals sorgt
Altig organistert iat.
ee
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- “ - 16, Marg 1950. On fo 5 ee Su
"Cufio" a Stee ~ fs
OT" Begdeht sr.13. a
User die "Nationale Froht ® des “demokratischen".
Deutschiands im Tageskampf sprach Wilhelm Ko ene n am 16.3.50.
; 4m Haus der Kultur der S.U. Ger Theaterrraum war voll; viel Polis
gisten sls ZuhSrer. Koenen, prominenter SkD=Bonza, linientreuer
Mann des “Volxksrata", ist ein typischer Agitator und Demagoge.
Er: -spricht mit leuter, _géschulter. Stimme, lebhaft und einprégsan. ©
Dabed reiht er Phrasen und < Schlagworte ‘aneinander, ohne eigene
Ideen zu ‘entwickeln. Aber der kritika und urteilslose HUrer erliegt
leicht seinem tortschwall. Scharf. und heftig sind seine Ausf&lle.
Adenauer ist der *skrupellosé Vertreter. amerikanischer Monopolinter=
essen" und nebenbel ein’ ‘a gasILEr ‘Schwager zweiten Grades von Mac
- ' Gloy* und hat Weatdeutschl and. Jeichtsinnigerwaise mit mindestens
a 35 uidliarden Weatmark + Schulden delastet,. ‘wahrend die’ "Deutsche
“Boffnungsloslexeit herrachen ‘in Westdeutachland. "Hei uns “(de h. ia
slickiichen Sstlichen Teil Deutschlands) geht es schrittweise vor=
Agitation in g ans
Berlin sowie in der Ostzone planmiSig verstirkt werden solle. Uber=
all sollen Agitationstrupps gsschult werden. Sie sollen z.B. in
“kleinen Gruppen in den Berliner S= und UsBahnen durch laute Ge=
" spriche im Sinne der "nationalen Front” die. Offentlichkeit “aufs=
klren’. Im Ostsektor und in der Ostzone sollen sie Verstindnis
sets, -das ate Ablieferungspfiiont der Landwirtschsf et Sht. Auch
‘ das Einsamneln von *Buntmetallen” soll durch die. politische Orga=
nisation bis herunter zu den Hdausobleuten uindlicher betrieben | ee
1-30] 11 die *Rachsaakeit (ou ein rt typisch mosz
‘den. ‘Lauen und Widerspenstigen verscharft °
; werden. Zur srlduterung, wig und wo die Gefahr von "sabdoteuren"
droht,. wurde anschlieBend der Defas¥ilm “Der Auftreg Hoegners", der
schon oft im Hause gelaufen ist, Nochaals gezeigt. ,
Die deutsche Bevdlkerung steht, wie Koeren ousfuarte,. vor ela
nem entachaidenden inneren Kaapfubschnitt. Es gilt, ‘die Schranken.
. zu daseitigen, welche dio "nationale Front" noch von ihrem Ziel
.trennen, ihre Grundaitze auf ganz Deutschland ausgudehnen. In dies
g0m Sinne soll das rfingatreffan dar deutschen Jugend eu mehr als
einer Demonstration werden. Gane Berlin Soll dumit gowonnen worden, _.
cece st : vert ’ a. Zoenen aa 16.35.50., B’ 8st. 2. iar oo Po
. ' "Cuno" = Bericht ar,13. /Poxtse +cung/ = a
Berlin ist {laut Xoenen) g£4/fA der Mittelpunkt nicht nur Deutsch=
lands, sondern, des 3B locks aer Volxsdezckratien und ganz Europas! —
Ohne Berlin kein Friede, keine *Preiheit", keine Zinneit Deutsche
lands. Der jest gige Zustand, dad-Jestbezlin sich ‘des Serrschafts= _
‘anspruch der “nationalen Front” satedent, mus beseitigt verden.
Stwa die zueite: Hilftte das Xo@nenschen Vortrags beschdftigte
sich mit.den Vorgingen: bei der Benontage in Satenstedt=Salegitter
‘und enthielt drdstische Kouzeritare* gu den .Pressenachriccten. der
letzten Tage. Koenen schilderte den erfolgreichen widerstand der
deutechen Arbeiterschaft. gegén die Zerstormg ihrer Arbeitsstdtten,
gegen | SBETOSSINE. Plane: ‘dedr Westalliierten. Am Schlu3 des Vortrags
°Worschlag; “dér-belessonatt’ 447 7
aller Versauselten teiegrachisch ausgusrrechen. Die Resolution
wurde in Abstinmung einstimsig anzenommen..
14-0000
"Cuno" Bericht Nr.t4, yb aS WSR
bericht ursis. ne
"Die Sowjetarmee - das Bollwerk des Friedens
und der Sicherheit in der ganzen Felt © y
ist das kctto. einer Ausstellung, die an 17.3.50. im Haus der
Kultur der Sowjetuniog eroffnet wurde.
In einer blumengeschmiickten Vorballe, und ° ‘drei Réugen sieht
man Bilder, Landkarten mit Erlduterungen und groGplakatierte
24s sate. Das ganse kdénnte man als einen kriegageschichtlichen
Schnelixursus der sowjetischen Armee bezeichnen. Waffen, Unifora
_ _ men und dergleichen, was sonst in Heeresmuseen gu’ finden ist,
. werden hier nicht gezeigt. Auch tochnisch ist iider den heutigen ;
_. Stand der Armee nichts Neues 2u entnehmén. Die Aussteilong trigt
- _mehy ddeologischen Charakter und eine bestimmta politische Tena
den: - Die iugere Ausstattung ist ‘dekorativ sehr sorethltig und
| Kinstlerisch genaieat ves -
en aus der Bavol: utdons=
» eit im Oxtober 1917, als dis ersten Trupps bewsffneter Arbeiter
sich gur "Boten Garde" zusammenachlossen Stets stehen schon hier%
; dllustriert, in deren Verlauf die Rote Armee’ nacheinander
die fremden Invasionstruppen sowie ihre inneren weiSerussischen |: Ly
_ Gegner besiegte. Von Karz bis Oktober 1619 ging es gegen die von.
Osten anviickenden Truppen Koltschaks, nachdem schon 1918 briti=
sche Expeditionstruppen von liurmansk aus’ vergeblich ins Land eine
gudyingen versucht hatten, [
macht wurden:damal's® istaa
bung: der Gegrer aus dex Xrin endeten. “Auch des polnischen
Anzriffs erwehrte aich die Rote Armee. SchlieSlich gelang es i
auch, in, -Kémpfen,. die-sich bis Oktober” 1922 hin z foe
cht von" “Irkutsk bis) Hladiwostok- im Fernen Osten wiederheraustela
rr a len. ‘Die Rolle Stalins bet der- Leitung diesey Unternéhnen wird
2 - begonders. heryorgehoben.. Bine auf einen groBen Tisch montierte
Kartenskiges zeigt zeB. durch Fabncken und Daten Stalins Fahrten
durch das ausgedehnte Operationsgediet 2gischen Nordru8land und at
Kaukadus. ~ °
Der grtBte Raun wird durch Bilder aus dem ‘letzten Krieg gefiilit.
Darunter ist kaum Material, das nicht schon durch Zeitschriften
friiher bekannt geworden wire. Wieder seigen grove Lage= und
Bewegung ssskizsen die Zerschlagung der Hitlersarmeen in grog=
14-0000 ~
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angelegten, fury die Sowjetarmee siegreichen Schlachten. .
Han kann sich deutlich vorstellen, wile dia Sehlachten vor Moss
kau Dez. 1941, det Stalingrad Sept.—Dez. 1942, bei Kursk und
Charkow im Sommer 1943 und schlieGlich im Raum um Berlin eich
_ abwickelten. Unter einem Bilde von einer aowjetischen Haffene
Zadrik steht: * "Die sowjetisckhe Armee errang ihre Brfolge nit
Saffen, die von sowjetischen Konstrukteuren gebaut sind."
In einer Inschrift zu 10 grofien etrategischen Bewegungen ‘der
Armeen im Jahre 1944 heiBt es: "In der so entstandenen Situation
war e3 klar, dag aie. Sowjetunion- auca- ohne Hilfe der Verbiindeten_
ee e-.) Stande ist, gant Deutschland 2u _su_besetgen und auch Frankreich
zu befreien". : : :
; “Aut diese eigentlichen xriegsbilder folgt eine Serie unter
. den Leitspruch, "Befreiung der: Volker". Man sieht, wie einriickena
de ‘sowjetisohe _Truppen in. Prag,.. Budapest,’ ‘Bukares ° 2
““Fernen-Osten-von der einhéimischén Sevolkarung judeind berrigt
warden, und gewinnt aus Bildern ven der karade im Jahre 1947
vor dem Kreml einen sewlssen’ Eindruck von der heutigen Stirke .
ead
Im Moskau und in anderen sowjetisvhen Stddten gibt ea auch
besondere Armees Theater » deren Auffithrungen Themen von
“Siegen, Feldherren und Heldentaten der sowjetischen ‘Amtiée Were
_herrlichen, ° rad ;
, , In diesen Rahmen mbgen noch swod Filme erwdbnt sein a
“et gentlicher Kriegs Siumentaxetlim, a. he “keine - im Krieg. an ‘der
Front gemachten Aufnahmen, sondern spdter mit Schauspiela? und
StatisteneTruppen gestellte. filmische: -Handliig. “Die “Perstnlich=.
keit des Generalissinua. Stalin steht im Vordergrund: der Idee.
Dex: deutache Baschauer erfadhrt, in wie. -sinnloser Weise dar wahn=a
sinnige Hitler Hunderttausende deutscher Soldaten in aussichtsea
loser Lage d@ahin opferte. Das: Publikum naha den Film mit sxnst
“und srgriffenheit aut. : :
oe Ein anderer Film "Die von Kronstadt" “nerotsiert den erfolga’.. 290 5°"
: -_ ; _reichen Widerstand Hoter Marinetruppen im Jahre 1919 vor Lenin=
: : ; grad im Kampf gegen weidrussische Judenischatruppen. Je heftiger
a . geximpft und geschossen wird, deste lebhafter reagieren dia
fi sahlreichen Jugendlichen unter den Zuschauern. Der Fila 1guft tn. 3
, russischer Sprache mit deutschen Unterzeilen. o)
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an a PEMORAS OOM FOR) BR Co ee
_ SUBSECTs fitatua of Advanced Accounts (P5QUICH)
1. With reforence to advances ef money for FOQUICK, referred to
in somerandum of 7 June signed by Chief, Staff 111, féuk be thove
ee
| advances, lavolving partictpation of Ar. Carmel Office, are itemtred vet
as follows; . ; ; , ;
$12,000 delivered to He. Offie on 26 April 1980 for which st:
@ rocoipt was obtained dated 27 April 1950 from Nr. Jay . :
Lovestone of the Feeo Trade Union Conferences. ~- ae
310,000 edvaneid-t0 Li’ Glaser “on: ¥ for which a reeaipe } : E
1s on file aigeedt by Jay Levestona dated 319 May, rs
| - $7,500 delivered to Hr, Offie about 70 ‘May “for which reeoipt
\ ie on file, thio money do)ivered to Hat?onal Comat j :
arp
The Livat’ two itons
Phis vas called to Kr. Offio!
‘Peforred to above Feport a duplication.
9 attention on 26 Bay, again on 31 Hay,
a0 and again on 7? Jung. Oa those ececasions, Mr. Offlo otated that he wag
. " awarg of the siguation (that /Ti¢ had recaivad an oxtragi0,000 for ”
_ . PRRUTCR) and that ho would either have the money returned or would sea oo
- me _ thst 1% wao designated for another project. This edjuasacnt 19 now. - .
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on _ tollege. Orford authorities Led acquired 3 : :
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toay’s. in honor of Becefactor An- -
Sesse. Then they hema Living plans
curriculum which S Anthony's
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. a Besse tid laid down only one stipulation
. ~ He wanted both Frenchmen asd English- *
oo. _ oo - Rea to be admitted, {0 Sudy 12 an atmos"
. ce . pbere of Anglo-French coomeration. To .
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uo fee of independent-minded, weileducated :
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trp were once wounded by the
same bomb’ explosion. After the mar. 3
~leutenass evans with a DSO. be re
: . © tumes to Wadham, ako becan belping
a Churchill wirk his famed War .emnirs,
Lat week 36-vearold Bill Deakin took
over 2s Warden of Si. Antony's ‘
Trouble in the Drains. So far. Warden
Deakis bad either sta, Students nor
furnitcze—“just six files and me” le
sul had 2 ereas deal of temudeling to do
in eet ready jor Michaelmas term ia Oc-
toner. Thea. “after getting all the drains
<P Vader tbe commend af cloak decree WE}
vido” Y nisege ot Onaga by Advencere F-Wiz. |
* (tren ttey ap ~ Genie ob
7 fat own oe
“ Vil Metro-Goldwye- . : 7
filmed ot Sya—
— eee _ ee
ttled,*"Ee would have to’ pick a ferme”
Rent comenttee of British and “French
scholars to select his students |
vg AS, Besse had susgested. a ‘third of ,
i Sehose sa students wili be French, Though *-", . s : “
their pattern of. study will be much the _ : . _
‘same as that of other Oxonians. its em-.- Lo , Loe -y .
phasis, will be on European histcry and be. :
economics. And row & then, after things
Ret started at St. Antony's, M, Besse him. Mek:
self will drive up jin his ‘= car to offer : . .
his advice. “1 shall welcome it,” says - .
Warden Deskin. ~He’s an extraordinary:
man... agenius” -_
ey
t
eats
ded Ving: cam-
pus a bit off curd. Nevertheless, the
trustees Set right to work hunt
"ANNE Paxsere
; Women cnd the world: me
successor, Jucgiag by their choice tast.
week. they had apparently kept as their
model Martha Lunas Rerself! . :
new president is pretty. brown. . a . worse
haired Anne Gary Panne, 39. the mother .
of two sons, Sourhern-born (in Durham, 7
N. Cus, like her predecessor. she went to :
Oxford for her dextorste in history ( Mar.
tha went to the University of London),
eventually became academic dean of Ral.
‘imore’s “Goucher College for women
1 @Martha was a dean at Radcliffe). tn re
i cent years, while clodsi-tninded Martha
; Lucas became a UNESCO delexate and
| Started 1 Junior Year Abroad proctam . 0
. for Sweet Briar, siobal-minded Anne Pan.
fell bas spent niveh of her ume Arranging
: } internatiunst student scholarships,
| acorn -Preseent Pannell will take
over ber new post Jub 3. Far. the.
i urls at fashionable, forened-loukiag’ 5 “
F Act appriotment meant thee SOY,
i dking whi Aa tight ‘
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‘ ATPERTION:; wr. Cerard Gilmore. _
Dear.Mr, OL1 more:
Please add the fellowic, ivo neses to the Ilse of euthanize! dolegates
to the Congress for Cultural Sraadony
Ye, George Schwler (Editor)
' 270 Canvent Avo.
Kew York, 3. 7. -
MARTIN Fy
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—_ Ro - Schlaontrsor,
lio 13 9 ferman Jew. WS citizen, lives in Few York, in
conafmction businosa, maios trips to carmemy, !movs- :
' (orrion induatrialists and politiciona., About 55,
offie kopt his papor ~,is having it copied, vill sondus 0. eee
_& CODY... seen Bae
rn 5S, waa in Cormany five or six weoka ace and wan commented
on critically and unfavorably in tIcoc cebles, [fle says
thia 1a bocause S$, is disyysted with ontire State and "Ico
handling of. carman affairs, scys poople sre olfther uninformd
or incompotent or vicious, meaning by victous tho Coup of
German Jewa who wero disciples of the vorconthey: plan, who--
_ -, hate Germany and.cermans, Ie has let his antipathy to the .
, “". HICOG crowd be seon and has avoided them, Cffie succeated
Lal... that fellerman and Rhoinstein prebably were exacploa of tho
|. typo thst S, roforred to, . :
: Le.Ge
tr oot : > ¥
coun a that: ho-will advise JL to add Yercinis neme to hig. 4
“list otify Am, Express, Yergin thon simply draws his money
oo ... from Am, Express, CO was under improsaion that the cnount would — .
o be designated and Yergin givon an order for it, .
~ een. a. that effect, Spero also will be on FTUC list, .
Cn 8 OT OS atta, 4 and 8 of arin, 2687,
4, does not,
sw vpltore . ¢ would-Jdke-to send attactied. draft tn answer to pare, "5, 2%
- | Had to consult’ Hambley before I could prepare this,
He: . HI Mueller, Ho will ba addod to ry Atste ow.
_ _Robt.._.liont gonery.,—-—Fe-has been pressuring fanbley for |
“more funds, wants to take ‘nosfstant-along, --Henbdley will “advise - we
_ “him no dice, ~ (Lasky evideritly painted clowing Dievure:to 2 2 - ee BR
‘1.1 " Montgomery-of- valuable reporting and presa Yreintions services.) — a
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Conversations with 1, Carpenter (28 nay ) and with i, | Richards (o Ag
with reference to attendance at cultural. Congress of 13, Burnham: ©
Both Carponter and Richards agree that Mrs. Burnham may travel
. tc the Congress, at the invitation of tho Congress, in her om right, ~
raving noney from travel fund. fer. that purpose; without. conmidorati on
ee SEEERAEILS | fatatus vis-a-vis. -CIA, oxy: that...
s--doairablo- Docause’ rancor £0 the
oo a dallarate naces of the
n Durnhauts cover, he Comregss, ag ostensibly | a
: pamiong Pioaneielte, vould make any such arrangements
wit thous consideration of mules of CIA regarel
3 a
ROUTING AND RECORD SHEET
UMSTRUCTIONS: OT ficer designations asnoute be ured tn wre tot
atross weet and @3ch Comment 5
setae. Under gach comment a line should be draen
Ped to correrpond wlth {re memise is the “To"col
(Cnece wack insufficient! -vetore further routleg.
Each ef ffcer whouta initial
“Una fecore wa-teuting Sneet anould de returned te Megiateys.
OFFICEa'’S
datTi ars
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tor of Ferlin and the Zone cf Gers. .
8% kesorandum Prom kr. Lindsay cf 3 Lav, requesting
celal reverts on successfsi opersticns for
bh _—_ In compliance with jour request ‘uf 3 bay, I suksit a report
y Dey counter-srovaanda in the Soviet sector of Eerlin and
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Tor Colonel Loss 'GLasTh |
Subjects Information From br. MELVIN LACRY concerning the
. “Berlin Coheress .
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1. Y attach (a) ri ‘copy of the letter ‘received from
WELWIN LASKY, (b) alist witeh Se prepared of the expected
. , |. Aharlean délegates at the Congress, fc) together with thirve
oP co additions to the Britisn list.
cewoe Be, LASKY, evidently. moans the Agerican list to ba - 2 ee
dettnite as. of this date. Eonever, a cording to my information, :
at lédst tao or taree lof the delesates ones he lists are still
uncertain} for example, St ONY #OO® and DAVID LULCPNT: ‘Ale
cme : 3. The teal of 3 atrong Soviet delegation, gathered _
u froa Western Geroany seeaa to me exce-lent, and capabie of pajor | ifs
exploitation aa we notad yesterday. However, tt does not asea to
regaira SHUS's presenca in Germanys 7
ta He Ra
: he - 1 denit ‘inva’ exactly what arra. geasats LASKT has fa
‘aind for contisuing tre payments necessary tu Haintain the Now
bes office. One sentence Ja this letter surgests. that ne. Bhan... se hen ene
te aake payment. froa verlin, - This iatter oaene to ve clarified - .
. Amediately. . ,
: oo ty 5.> You will. note in the “LAS etter ‘the address and
. Laiegnone paamber} of tha New York office,
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Copy of levter from MELVIN LASKY dated 21 May 1950, New York City ,
r
1 . . . : e Lee
“Uear Jim ar
“I have just finished with the prosa conference here at. Freedog
House. I think Seichman ednaged a nice turn-out = Hartrich of the
Herald-Trivume, Da.id Andersen of the Times, Henry feckkett of the
Fost, et.al, I won't be able to see the clippings toncrrow; : -
Goubtless much will ve asker, dut publicity won't hurt, and may ;
do. mich much good. I have ‘given Belchean two hundred dollar: ‘for — . . 8 Moe
hows another ¢eo butdred has airsady gone {n phone calls, telegram: — Ce
and the like. ‘Spoke to Upton’Sinclair again; can't’come, Silona
is writing the piece for the ines. iiook 1s. doing an opening
pieca in the RL; with Levitaa Promising a nice spread, Beichman
is writing letters, Sending out releases. - Pearl Kloger {3 worictag.
- dn-the little office, hirdd out from George Field of Freecdon ce a eh
-- Howe (20 Hest ‘Lota Street, Tel: Chickering-4-3060),-—cIhayg”
"instructed. hia. to-cénsult you-snd HPor all problems te-ron. I
think ba can do a mst usefel sob Ritn the press. i onnve done oy
Cesk ‘bu Reap fil Gli expenses own, gut dn the ead this job wiil
Le sore iapertent than tac expensive presence of many of tha.
delegates in Brrlin, in keep in tou sthshi
Lar Poot think Ut" woilild-be an almost
‘of -opportaniiies if there verant the etrongnst possible Tron
Curtain delegation thero on the Platform in Berlin, Nicolaevsky -
and Sib have cone up wth the proposal to smoke out the Professors,
deans, scientists, Posts now secludad in Fastern Sermany; five er oe tee ee
: Six of thasa sorthlos (fssians, Lkrainians, fgictics) would indeed (9 00 op
be 8 mob aspropriate wabshell. If they. -= Kicolaeveky to cive us
then Russian-political-ecafidence, Shub to give thea A= rican-
Giplezatic sssurances —~ could have & neex torvetner working out,
from Frankfurt and itun ay8 Or 50 berore the Corpresa: bs
* this mi, nO ctr ‘ : ; ne'swa {
‘ithe’ only. x “g Er n't, be ‘al
Ope In any avent, — although: 1: have: ben re
‘Lssue for’ rear ‘that my motives might be misinterpreted
that Siub's Presence fn serlin world tee of fsseagsura.le y
handl is, ‘dan wroles; He's not ceaside
Brether © “hich Ls tabor dant. _
wets
° Cn the bcok matter, it would be sonterful if we could go
. anead sith our project of book exhibitions of all corks of
Boo Ceagress authors. I have asked Fear) Kluger ~- she can be cee ae En ce
. reached at the sbove mueber in freedoa House — to go aiead ~ ;
- . Wita.a linlted amount cf crders fron the publishers. I trust . .
there will be money tc crire> it; although sciie of ‘the bills will
go cut to we in Nerlin. . Lo
* i az leaving tonight for. festover Field, It-waa a tig mistake
not ts get comwzercial air travel cn wy orders. No plarss te -
londen, none to Paris, First sion tomorrow =—- Franxfurt! And there
I tora around again, Sut thes sy ccntraet-eslis-fsr no breakewms = = = si 3
wmtil the first of July. Ses you in the sanitoriun at thet tine. - DR
ne “8 Rest rezards to you and Yarcia, and renember ma te your children,
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Hare
Janes Burvhas, author
Irving Brom, labor aan
| Sisney Hook, philoscpher
Flliot Cohen, editor
Arthur M, Schlesinger, Jr.
Robert Yontgone ry
. fils & radio
SB. | Levitas, ; pL blisns>
George Grosz, artist
Prof. G.A. Borgese
George Schuyler, heyro ‘editor
Tennesace
rscn ¥cCullers, novel
‘Boris: Kicolasvatey
‘Russian historian
--Profs*Carl Js Friedrich”
“Berlin
NYC
Chicago
Coming Fron
.— Feshinzton
Paris
Santa Parbara
YC
Camoridge, Kase.
“NYC
cutlonpor Paris
Tha Cottage, Hilaire
Fare, ‘untington, . Late. Prenene
. tniverstty of chicago
: Address
1327 33rd Stal Ke.
Brussels, Belgiua
New York University
Ua of Galites facta Barbara
Cosmentary Yaz janine, uY
Department of History
Harvard ‘Unive rsity
WBC, 30 Reckefeller Pl. NY
A
Tho New Leader, Fast
fiervarl Unbeor: ity
egittat ‘Sh.
cfo Aerican Lpress Par.
Pte ate a ab ed
270 Convert Aveme, NYC :
“Coluzbia University =
Morningside,” NIC
uses wee gee
Aédaiitons:
Frog Englind:
. Peter ce Mendelsohn, novelist
Sebestian Hafner, editor
Prof. DW. Brocan
political scientist
Lendon
London
London
c/o The New Statesman:
ani Nationa,
Tendon °
The Observer, a publicat,
London, England .
Cazbridge University:
; rigland
em
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Copy of letter fron Melvin J. Lasky, Tugsday ‘a.m, (5-23-50) 7 -
foe "Toesday a.m.
Westover Air Field
‘Dear dint
; I spoke to Prof. GZRMAN ARCINIEGAS lsat ;
4 night. ‘He-4ds-propably the best known South American . ~ _
_Uiterary. “eritie -now at Columbia University, (NLY.Co)e
“He. has. agreed to: coma = Writing a paper on TLiterarian
. Ideals in South American Literature‘, ROMWALDI of the
“AFL-in Washington telle me he is very sound politically.”
“ARCENIEGAS should be added to the list - ~ giving us
at. least one non-North American, _
"Best
| of MELVIN J. LASKY ©
. : ®ARCINIRGAS is also Raving a little trouble °
. WLth summer seasion commttmenta, Could you ask - >
BRUCE EVTTLES to have "stendard' State Dept. latter go. ~.
out in ARCINIEGAS! behalf (release for about 10 days a
a la HOOK) to[prof, I. LEONARD, Romance Languages, Dept. , ©:
University of Mic gan, ann at
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To: Colonel LOUIS GLASER - oS
Subjects
Information From Mr. MELVIN LASKY Concerning the — \
Berlin Congress — \
1.. I attach (a) a copy of the letter received fron : \
MELVIN LASKY, (bd) a list which he prepared of the expected .
_ American delegates at the Congress, (c) together + with three . . :
_ Sdditions to the British’ ‘lst.. . a
2, IASKY evidently means ‘the American list to be 2 0 ee Re ee
" definite, as of this date. However, according to ny information, pe
at least two or three of the delegates mhom he lists are still ©
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uncertain; for example, SIDNEY -HCOK and DAYID LILIENTHAL. H
iT
3. The tdea of a strong Soviet delegaticn, gathered
fron Western Germany seens to md excellent, and capable of major °
~ exploitation as we noted yesterday. Honever, 4t does not seen to \
require SHUB's presence in Germany. .
pt tay tf
4. “I don't know. exactly what drrangencnts LASKY has in é Ih. fo soo ;
pind for continuing the payments necessary to maintain the New bee ; a .
York office, Cne sentence in this letter: suggests that he plaas. é- bass ¢ al
_ to maké payment from Berlins, This aatter ought to be olarified \ fig Qe
imediatelys tbe aT,
. wo
sac) od & Ave!
5. You will note in the LASKY letter the addresé and py
telephone number of tha. New York office. . : —
ok. Age ahs ‘
Sep. oe
pa tees
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Copy of letter from MELVIN LASKY dated 21 Way 1950, New York City
Se.
®I havo just finished with the press conference here at Preedoa
House, I think Boichman managed a nice turn-out =~ dartrich of the.
Herald-?ribune, David Anderson of tho Times, Kenry Beckkett of the
Post,~et.al. I'won't- be able to see the clippings tomorrow; ;
doubtless guch will be asker, But publicity won't hurt, and may — : J
do much much good. I have given Beiohmsn tro hundred dollars for
nowy another two hundred haa already gone in phens calls, telegrams
_ and the like. Spoke to Upton Sinclair again; can't come, Silons
4g writing the plece for the Times, Hook 1s doing an opening =
‘plecé in the NL; with Levitas promising a nice spread, Beichpan ;
fig writing’letters, sending out-reloases, Pear] Kluger 1a working - ; oO
-. in the Little office, hired oct from George Field of Freedom a . . oe '
/ House (20 West WOth Street, Tel: Chickering-h-3060). Tpave 2 eee cee
instratted. him to consult you and refer all problems-to yous.” ) Oe : a
~ think'he can ‘do a most aseful job with the press. Ihave. done ay
best to keep all such expenses down, but in the end this job will .
be more important than the expensive presence of many of the... .
delegates in Berlin. Do keep in touch with him until your departure.
"Qn the Russian matter, I think it would be an almost criminal waste
of opportunities if there wenait the strongest possible [roa-
Curtain delegation there on the platform in Berlin, Hicolaevsky
: anid Shub have’ come up with the proposal to smoke out the professors,
_ deans, ..acientists, poets now secluded in Western Cemnany; five or . _
. Gix of these worthles (Russians, Ukrainians, /Asf{atics) would indeed : yo
be a most appropriate bombshell. -1f they +~ Nitolzevaky to give
_ them Russian-political-confidence, Shud to give than ‘American- |
. diplomatic assurarices.-~ could have a week together working out
‘* Pron Frankfurt and.Munich ten days or 90. before the Congress begins, |
this might turn the trick. J think that's the way, and probably : . a
the only way to-do it. God knows I won't be able to round them =~ ;
up. In any event, — although I have been reluctant to raise the
desue for fear that my motives might be misinterpreted -—- I think”
that, Shub's presence in Berlin would be of immeasurable value,
handling the radio and Russian angles; and he's pot considered there
another "American ‘outaider", Which is importante :
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2 On the book mattor, it would be wonderful if we could ge
ahoad with our project of, book exhibitions of all vorks of
Congreso authorse I have asked Fear) Kluger -- she can be
reached at the above munber in Freedom House -- to gv ahead
with a limited amount of orders fron the publishers. I trust
adhere will be money to cover it; although some of the bills will
go out to me in Berlin. .
2 en leaving tonight for Westover Feld.
pot to get commercial air travel on ay orde
It waa a vig mistake
ra. Ho planes to
Jonden, none to Paris, First stop tomorrow — Frankfurt! And there
I turn around.agein, But thea 5y
until the first-of daly.. See you
who fascinated mee.
® Best regards to you and Marcia, and remember aa, to your children, _
eontrast
calls for no breakdowns
in the sanitoriua at that tins.
"fre,
/9/M8LVIN. J. LASKY ©
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USA (Revised Listing).
Mane. - : oe Coming Fron addrose ©
7 Sate Burnhaa, author Washington ; 1327 33rd St., H.W
a “Irving brown, labor man Paris Brussele, Belgiun
nA Sidney Hook, philosopher . Santa Barbara ‘Rew York University
; ; . : : Un of Calif,, Santa Barbara
¥ Elliot Cohen, editer HTC! ; Conneptary Magasine, BY
Y arthur M Schlesinger, dre. Cambridge, Masus Departaent of Histcry
Harvard University —
” “Robert Montgomery wre HBC, 30 Rockefeller Pl. HY
fils & radio . oe
Y $.M. Levitas, publisher © HYC |” the New Leader, 7£.1Sth
Prof. Carl J. Friedrich . Heidelberg Harvard University -
“Janes T, Farrell, novelist Zarich/or Paris +00%.58th St.
¢/o American Express Par.
Pref,..Prans L, Newnann Berlin Columbia University
historian Tf pee. , oo
’ The Cottage, Hilaire
. Fara, Huntington, L.I.
University of. Chicago ..
George Grosz, artist
_¥ Prof. GeA. Borgese -
George Schuyler, Negro editor YC 270 Convent avenve, re
; vw " wennessee Williams, playwright Paris Hotel Sherry Netherland
: a in NY¥Cs; c/o American :
_” Carson MeCullers, novelist — Parzs . Expross Company in Paris
Borie Nicolaevsky HYG 417 West 120th Street
_ Rusaian historian : - NYC
c/o Botel Bellman
Kue Francois =, Paris
David Lilienthal, public figure Paris
//Prof, George S. Counts “+ NYG? “Colunbiia Univereity
educator ; . ne : Morningside, NYC. .
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—— . From England:
Peter do Mendaleohn, novelist
, “ Sebastien Hafnor, editor
. Prof. D.W. Brogan
political scientist —
London
London
London
¢/0 The New Statesman
and Netion,
* Londen
The Observer, a publicat.
london,
Canbridge University -
England
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VEVCRANDUM FCR:
SUBJECT:
tion. n
of Chief of Station.
2. . Gover
Jor seORED Sao
Patrick J. Me Feily
“tetter of Instructions.
_ repotting by teliephcne upon
Fron Frankfurt you FL
You wiil procure your own travel facilities and.
hotel accommodations at the cities in which you stay.
Poe .
Coen
1. Departure and Arrival
You will proceed on or about 24 Kay 1950 to Franxfurt, Gerwany,
your arrival to the Chief of the Yisiva Sta-
11 proceed to Serlin in accordance with orders
Your cover is that of a student and tourist visiting Europe to
{mprove your language proficiency and for sumer travel.
Your general |
appearance and conduct at all times must be in keeping with this cover.
5 oe oe " .¥You will not carry any classified material while traveling.
You are not
to recognise other employees of this agency unless arrangements have been
_made-in sdvance or uniess you can do so in full keeping with your cover.
‘hile in Germany you =a/ ve asked to volunteer to work on the staff of |
the Berlin Cultural Congress.
sidered to be in keeping with your cover.. Permission will, be requested _
Acceptance of such an offer by you is con-
of Home Cffice for any type of duty required of you which would tend to!
these projects as fall within the instructions you receive from the, :
In carrying oub these ‘operational activities you, will
on to yourself to the mascara possible extent.
Chief Viriva Station.
‘4. Security ;
3. Duties and Pesronsibilities
duties aie SS eee
t a — . You have been thoroughly briefed ‘on projects PDWICK and FLA
‘ avoid drawing public attenti
break your student-tourist cover.
oe
and you will undertake such operational activities in connection with. |-
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> You are specifically charged with both physical and operational ;
: security in connection with matters which you handle and for whica you :
are given responsibility. :
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. Suojects Report on Distribution of Der Eonat through aa Exemplary _
-Catlet
a wate in Berlin I acqitred a copy of the repert dated
; “Latareh 13, 1950, I do not know thethér it has: beén. mids available. .
H Tho information in it eeeus to ma interesting in itself and valuable.
i oF what it suggests io terms. of further activitiess.
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Vo ,
putten of Der vsnat through an Exonclary Cutlet- .
bution ectivittes of a single |.
-but not exclusively to students) +
1. This describes the a stri
outlet, sith cornestions priaari ;
in the at: Ze “Since Deceatar 1549 tle cutlet has been - >
; IP YAS “¢ ngle copies and - veral hundred separate articles. ©
“At first gingle issues were, supplicd dn nunbers of Wee, but) —
because cf_repidly increasing damend da later-,increased te WO 7 eee
‘coples.. var, the popilarity cf. Der Monat. has spontaneously . .
4a . led to a:broader range of pioitittes ang 2 total of at least.
Po 320 coples cos issue has been re wastes.’ Ic provide a total: of | .
~ ‘so Zany Copies’ from Aum r 8/9 tv 1% inclusive wALL mein'a-further ee
_ delivery of 1578 copies. A few copies of mmbers 5, 6 & 7 have- - me
been delivered as well as stuple3 single. copies of Jeorge Crvellts | Fg
be . "animal Fara" and other articles teken oy breaking up these : .
po Sob . sare issues. Distribution has seen free of charge and this has
i” . been empnasiced te the contacts, It nas seen decided, - however, a ape eee ees
to permit. contacts to.ask a nominal fast “ark price: wher dis- : “
teiouting a ccpy to ari empzeyed p-rsone This would help cover :
the travel expenses of contucts to and from Zerline
; plied’
a Pa Reactions bo Der Venat delivery through this outict as © 7 Doo ;
besn overazelningly encouraging. Zach copy. is said to change rn .
mands "at least” éight or nine times and ‘as many-a8 tienty tues |
is considered usuzie Tre result is thet Der Vonat has becone | Be . 5
witaly kncwn ameng students fn the Zastern cone. Lt is reported re ‘
thet it is ever, read openly in the mesg-halls; SFO students al
. . precure it and.reagd it, daithouga when cn their owm they are
, seid to-ce more’ secretive’ than the non-cormunist organized -
: sivgent. © in articles have uecome widely xnom, particulurly
: Graell's 2 An explanation of where the magazines come .
t from is giver in the, following terms: they are boug:t for S°72Z0%
j studants sy the Free University. UL is generally accepted in :
: mo the Soviet Zone that the Free University is the source of “anti- |
: ., communist stucent agitations™ etc, Persons connected with the -°—- - a4
Free University who cone: in contect with Rast Zone students state-
that they are veins continuously asked for ecples.of ber Monat, © oF 4 :
i ; in the sense ef “I've osen g? cing Ut seventh hand; I'd lixe to — : Tot ae
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recalling that this had been done Sor them in the ‘case of MApinal
_ Fara? andmother a wtdelese - ee ene met : ; :
. ob e outlet opera through an appsratus of geuriers a
. to ell ur ‘ities of the . viet Tone. reitles are. supplied’.
i - as many a5 four’ and-an average of th , rlersy..
A unknern to cone another.” Leipsis » Halle, vena; G esden
and: Rusteck | are thus cove ereda There are a large :
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SS. The, following exaighes | are cites? - oe soe po a
- . y) Ab a recent ‘tourecenal nesting, of “peangelical student- : co Lt
2 : mintsters from all scnes “iptcen copies were disericated to several ne
ve . # SZ delegates. on “could net be furnished pecauge cf lack of moe
“whe. ‘vecepients-subsecaenthy ad -
* . ; , Sree ~. . supplies: vat that,
_ such interest, that reg wlar delivery sith a Arrge mageect
- has baen ésteclishet. The Karl Jaspers article wes censicered ' '
” ‘pogular in this. cirs : ondosity was expressec regarding
"Ssh" hich” was being Glscue sed in the Tone.
7 ne university.
sing te maze yood use
calerly and sent a
veld seth
and te elivery madee
. . vA professor of “yournsll
appreached a. contact for tye cy
of then. He 45 sked that they be Su
student from Leipzis to confira this
“students and professor were checked upen
ue
co “ob oe c) A group of liberal ‘and soctal- cocratié students organized
oe oe in tha SED cooperate in a eleses working-¢ conmittee “ds recognised
mee mene eee __, by the university as. af acas nie activity ef the fa culty te which ue
these students. and ap é : Mon sat article: are: read .
jeraan Langyag ‘eg and =
nts f in other “sections
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passed on a3 “readin rts trusted st
ate
of the Phailosop phical Zeceltys
By the cn executive in-& ‘stty: ‘in “gaxeny’ rece’ ves, the
nagdz!ne, using it as | scusston material Togularly: et closed _
esucational fers trai party feactbenar tess. tvhree weeks”
ther article Tite sentra sts “hia was tiscussed.
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_ Wor Kang oul count ersarjunents
abhe: arrest of the eeuriery: re was carrying ig
. praaek trast scones
‘of Europe": - Der. Monat- A
-in this’ senses |
e} until vecinaty 3 bi scheel for hiyher ‘punctioniries .
in Necklenturg near the zonel Jborder was supplied with copies
of Der at which were read offictaily as the cecis for
The connecticn wes breken Ly. +
gral learlets.
) gwenty ecdles. are regolarly.supplted- ter distrivution . ‘
to y and. through é e ‘yolkspold et unit Tn ‘Shuringia.s So
ore: t “satisfaction with a
idad of reading’
‘and’ ‘strategically suitable. weapons, he
not the ctivr pole, maith “the Usatt
r- spected end trusty | \for -
es f.) yey "1950.
. Yotes vt conferences & the hone of 17; purnhan, Freaonts
‘Nessra, bakér, Buraliacty iasly and Glaaor, . ;
1. attention oalled to sxticle. in current isga af 3 LIFiy nontLlonsag
Sho Culsural Congress’ Sn Sevlin, Lo, aos oO yo!
“2, yond from Stone states that dit iofloy’ 13 not colric to writo
spoolal . letter of invitation to Rlonnoy § Roosovelt = anparontly
because of press relaass £n which sho stated - she Yad chancyd her
mind about attending, tasiky will take up with State the matter of
spoolal letters soins to Roosevelt, Lilenthal and Conant, at tempt
persude thon attend, oy
3. Som kind of pressure. to de. usod’ to Anowre attendance sidnoy .
‘Hook; possibly lett On Asst, Seoy,. of S « to Chance lox of Uv of € noe
“Fe quosting: ; jance: far“ 10 aay a
ae pisoussion of ooritwalizing publicity. peleases from Us; “Lasky, er ae
_ .of-opinfon that Pitze al ndle,;-requiring ~~"
‘only “shal ant vy orize. ‘this: and
oe will ‘bo given 200 “So.-add:
* Be pigoveaton of An, Express: : technique of handling transportation;
] hat terost..of .sorefgn Service Ed, Foundation, FIUC and __
mehssized or. revealed unless necessary. ;
6. Rooital™ of + stops. veins taken ourrently in. Berlin, - as OT
“past of delegates le2$ with Burnham and Lasky in’ order that
: -. addresses may De filied in and returned, . Will then be compared .
-with liet axpected froa senting “And final lists (up to this point)
cnggnized. for. Mal iverze~ throug. money sponsors » to Ais. Express,
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and retu:n of a nuzber of persons, the names of whom wili be furnished at.a 8
later date to the acerican Express Company,
_ 2 At the sane time th:.t thia notification is eivon to the ‘Acerican
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| from which travel expense =, saz be teken.s
: 3. The clearing house for this. business with t the. Averican. Expresa ‘Company
will be the office of ur. Gerard J. Cilnors, ésgsistant Passenger Traffic Menage>
of ‘the Travel Departzent, 65 Broadway, New fork, Ke ¥.° then the names cf the. -
persons who are-sfonsored aro furnished to the American Lipress Company, all
‘data will be forwarded to the office of kr. Gilmore, .thoush the persons may be
located anyzhers in the’ worlds” The Gospany will cable instructions: to thelr’.
o:- branch offices .. ae whee weeny sere
4. The actual umibsting of” trehaportetion will be eftected as folloxsi-
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oifice of tha Aaerican Express Coupuny and idevtily nimselt, =
¢. Ho then will be given his choice of transportation by rail or
. air, will be given the recuisite documents, will be authorised
7 arte spend up to 10» of the ‘cost of trovel,. for. incidental. expenses.
. Be “Te American Express Company will furnish to. you @ list of all persons
to whom such transportation and expense money: actuziiy is provided. In the
unlikely event thet more money ig needed than is covered by your deposit of
410,000, arrangeuents, ‘wi be made for you to deposit additional ocney with the
American c<xpress Company. Any unexpended funda left in tho hunds of the Aserican
express Company will be returned to you at the time a final accounting ‘ds rendered.
oo. Oe Agrangenunta wll be nade. ith the’ American Lxpreas Co-pany,: in your.
nae, by ur. Hortin : Re Mahaney. of. Kingston, Fernie .
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‘printing of L-page progran, with special h-pege French an?
"English translated supplesent. .
Cover letter to all delegates: wo have accepted; ‘enclosurés-o of rr
propran;. ask what. discussicns most interest thems what they
_euld be prepared ‘to. give, a formal 20-32 mimte paper ;.-or
shorter éoisent; but there wil] be both seni-fornal ard informal
‘dise-ssion,. so that all would have chance. to participate,
Yention matter-of Rvropa-Union meeting (see von. Trotha) other >
: _ meetings: (civil Liberties Committees), 2 University lectures, ate.
Problea. of, approaching "key. men" ‘to: take over papers for sain:
‘Cheer wit Weds: about. progress in getting art-exht bition of
Serlin masters into tom for June. : . .
' Ordering of ‘pooks for (2) Taberna bock-stalls, (0) ‘special _
“bock=store show-window exhibits duriag Congress week, (c).
‘special collections in British-French-Amcrican information _
‘eanters. * Shonld include original French, German, Italian,
etc. editions ~— plus a3 mary. translations of Silone, Koestler,
“Burnham, et.al. as cen be gotten. Get Scandinavia through :
. Copenhagen bo.kstore? Italian editions through Frankfurt |
. International (Koch: Gubte$. Briti.n volumes through Livris
“(this ‘tise aot paid via Peter dart). Prénch’Shrough Fronnau ”
or Maison-de<France, To be checked.with Zrau Marsa Schoeiler. -
Special prodles of reduced rates to facilitate sales. Incluie:
‘books or Orrell (also fussian eds).
fhe ordering of photos of all relovant personalities: News
and Art-style. .
itubicek: to whip up with beoks and photos: some special book
" ahows for stores, windows , Tyberna, etc. :
_Arréngéasat ‘to have a court photegrasher® - -a% “the ‘Congress; - Te -
weekly fee, plus. expense-payment, for fila costs. ‘Also: °
cartoonist for aketches, oo
” Color banners with "Kongress" » also French-F; netsh, tor
Ttantays abernica, ead Sporthalle,
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-10. Probes of Printed Invitations, ‘Also cards for the Press. =i
Carcs for. Tabdrns guests. Preparation of Yerlin Quest List i
_ . we Key people for Titania Invitation, and special invites to ; \
fag, ; ueger-Sberlein-s Sehols-|enser-vontijo~iie1s et.al.-cruwd in - \
oh, Preparation of political-historical introdiciion to post-war co :
serlin, Single, nvn-prupaj;anistic, Someuhay factual, 4 my
” possibly illustrated. {After fasiiioa of excellent Breslau- — foe,
: Polish material) : .
“ae, Publishing of congress Progran pocklet, index to Sponsors, —
- dele gates. Fhotographae 7@ be finished last fortnight
before Congress.
a 5 Parciisse: or: Secvy folder-port: ‘clio to hela Congresa materials: . .
“lo fas on. for ald de rlégates.. : Purchase . of notebook, with Congress. named, - See wate be eee
etes : vo
le Finishing up of Placard: design for Berlin and 2 tester Garnary..-
15, Setting up of finance and especially Travel Suro with Travel
personnel for ali Ccungress return-trips,
. —— 16. Checking to see whéther Visa or iilitary fatry.Feralts are |
as . . . Tet moving essily; vossibly free issuance, Intervention shen . SO
di ?fioulties arises Yentioi this in lettér to ali delegates. 2
wie 17. Check with: Riss. ‘for complete tape ‘coverage of congresay ssctiong : vos foe -
- to be given. to ether German cand foreign-langaace stations oe :
18. Approach BBC for british cayerage. See ‘Patrick satthy:
Roo 7 a a , : 19. Preparation of page for feuilleton pages — series of pneto-
o . . ersprs of kay péople coming to vongress, plus sketches,
: oe ; a So : 205. Stenogranhic account of all discussions. a os
'. Zig “Miseograpn: staff -- allied with tranalation group <= for:
oa papers, resolutions, sp4cial messd eS. Office space, -
22. Pablicity material for ‘all literary editors in destern Germany,
; oO Austria (senna through or, Liedl), Switzerland, Italy, france,
t. . — England. Preparation of list of doading dailies, weeklies.
: . Lo : Hiring of a muudiedty TMs :
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14-0000
: 2h. Caoeck with Nikl:s about the Steinplatz park.
“23. Check sith ‘sadtrat Vay and Tletjon about “¥idelio" performance,
25. Cozplote arranyenents for Steinplats and A@ Zoo Hotel ro-cas.
26s Mode 204 the question of "Security" at tue Hotels and Tobernas
?t. Contract for ‘itenta on XMcnday’ aftérncon, and the : Zpor thallo.
for Facite mectings. ; . .
7. hbpan, carats fer cat ty-Congres "$ Peception cn ston tay evening -.
mut Freferetly « on the Banger, | at the ‘wectehaus.
298° AF-angenent ‘Cor a . dozen: taxis or so. -_ hired for the week -< -
- with "botor pool dispatcher” =. each cab marked "Kongress" —
a. catting’ dean, use of cruising cabs” (security). ses
yp. Has arrenpeuents (who as guides?) for tour of city. on: a ‘tree :
'.. mornin; (Monday, Thursday), or other times -= not into, Soviet”
‘sector, but’ along. border points, Srardenburger Ter, ate. :
2. Collecting vamue thoughts about place and. character of ‘had
. reception purty. Conypress, commindants? where. (lakeside?
. Pfgneniase]?) . ;
ce Probles oct Concre 8 meals and onicre:s expenses for Delegates.
Austrians (arong others) are Drokee Usual Congress custom
at pealse To mo :
33. “Completion ‘of. ceve -al Uonat ‘capri nts’. ‘for the Taberna took-stall
‘anc Congress materials Stloney Losntler, among others, Monat
exhibition, Wound volumss? Ordar fifty Ores .
- Bhs. Ticket and information Buredu —- facilitate to ‘theater pers
fcormances, ‘concerts, restaurants, and the like, .
3S. Arrancenents- about’ at least tao good interpreters = one to
‘be native in German language. iIranslators into French and
English should be netive-in- language; alao, checkers, . Allied
7 Liaisons, a : ; Cs
36. Press Facliliios arrangesentss telephone, tables |
37. Chees on improved buffet at Tabcrna,
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MEMOMANTUN OF CONTENSATICS
BUNIXCT! CPC Linisos vith the Nepartsent of State
PABTICIPASETA CP, RSell, Chief ARR, Chief PF, and FAD
Ye BF. Pronk stated thot recent eabled-froa the CEC representative
in “Gerecry concerning the Darlin reliz in Yay ‘ood the Concrees tx Sune
hed Falced polley qeerttone viteh reonired Ftate Tepartrent coord {eatlon.
Fo steted that #9 a recilt of ‘theca onbtes he hed rocnested ay. Rerrisoa
—- mo, ag te Qfecase tnore policy questions with Fr. Joyeo and had recuosted *
, os range the necessary. elect vith the Offtes of Coruan |
‘vr, Joyce to arrangy for
“affatre,
we a es Be ire Racrieod stated thet: tr. Joyes hed errenred a meeting in
a ee 7 ie of fies. vhere Pr. Batirooy and Ur. aver of CPC hed cteevaced thego =:
prodilane vith Wr. Fellarsan and Hr, Strenea of the Office of ferean
Affaire, tovether with Ur. Zehvinr.” Ap a reoult ‘of thio neoting, ‘the -
4 Office of Gorsan Arfairs dtaratehod o State Donertzont telosran to
a -Miecog Aindieating that the Dasartacat woo coorsinatise with CJ! on 6
: program doisieed ta contet the effeativences of the Berita rally ta “ey.
Phig Gelogren recolved z vide diatritution tn soontrgton ae well at ia)
_the heeagnarters of Sledge is Fromkfort, : .
3. Wy. Franky seid that eltbsorh he reesppired the (nsocurlty of |
the Offies of Gerusn affairs as evidenced hy thie telertas, he felt -
that §% wae esgential for 2° to aslatais Vintron with the Sffica ef
Gerad Affairs on policy astters. fe proposed ta raeamead to Yr. Joyce
that elthor Col. Ryroads op By Geoffrey Lavla be Sesipnated as the .
- Lbatedn officer for tea Offies ef Gerasn Affasrs to deal with SPC os'-
poliey entters sub fset to. clearance. te each inetance vith Ar. do7re.
4. Tho andereizaed eereed vith <r. Prenc's rroponal. subject ts
“ghe naderetanding that mea liaison weuld be evereiged under tho
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thet if thie authority te dealereted 16 will only b6 done eo rhea the =.
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| Berlin Congress for Cultural Freedos, June 26-30, 1950.
4 \. Professor Sidney Hook, Head, Departzant of Fhilosophy,
ee Hew York University. , : .
"i Me, Bruce Buttles, Gir.
‘, 1 GR = Br. Henry A. Byzoade |
8/P = ir. Robert P, Joyoo
The
Paigned called upon Professsr Hook at his hom
1 , 696-8 Third
Street, Brooklyn 15, 5. ¥., at 3:00
i o'clock on ‘April 22,1950 to discuss
. | dondatic arrangements: in Gupport of the Congress, for which Frofessor Hock
| bee boen derignated Aroriean repres ‘ ;
_| Préosnt.
entativo, There ware no other persons
- . » Profescor Hook opaned the. ‘
Biniadso the Governnént's interost In the Congress. He folt that it’ yas ~
private venture, I
eesnred hig this wae also the Departzent's view, Referring to tho status .
of lelvin J. Lasky, secretary of tha Congress in Berlin, as an exployee.
of HICOG, Profo.sor Hook then said he thought. #r. Laaky should be given -
a leave of absanco in order to carry through. tha project in-a private.
capacity. I promised to look into this problea, and cotmented thas it
could not be done readily without Mr, Lasky'a cooperation. Ialso
suggested that sinco Er, Lasky to ny knowledge wee spending gona of his .
* personal funda on prepwratione for. the Congress, it would only ba fair -
", to leok for sode-othdr source of incozo for ur,
. Lasky during euch tire aa,
he night be an Josve fron Covernment sorviee. ce rs
’
On eontinding.
April 2, 1950
. \
comveréation by emphastaing the need to |.
ie rr as
: Gm continuing the discussion, it waa eleer that in working alone
Professor Hook had as yet beer wmahle te neke eny ccnsiderahle progress
on behelf cf the Congress, and teat there tas urgent seed for (a) a
Binimm staff to.hindle the rrecres in thig country and (b) a etall
. Until the present tics,
expense and werk hited!
_ abort such items as long
he could afferd to teléphone PreZegsor. John Dewey in Fl
yaad epparertly bes hed to be
oF Sliocetion cf funds to par for talpphone, stationery, publicity, eta,
; Professar Eocx has been cerrying the entire
extrercely careful
igtanes telerhene calle. _ Yor exezple, he felt
orida and ask hin
te sponsor thé- Congress (ahieh ivi tetion. Professor Dewey accepted,) but
_ be hesitated to put out the larger funds to telephone Upton Sinelair in ©
California, Ea waild-also lire <0 call tke Congress headquarters in
Berlin, but felt
hie mean, ae .
In. reply ‘to By query ae te eat sort sf budget nor
thet the transeclanite toll ‘chayge tas quite beyond
“ye
Professor Hook sugzésted that 52 sacle needa secretary-typist for tuo .
months aed a public relations ‘aA on a part-tine basis for ths .sazo period, .
Bo. thonght the secretary ‘could ba obieined for $250 a month and the pub-
‘Teity mn for less than $500, » In adiition, $500 vould be sufficient: for: -
such itess as rertal of typeuwrltars, stationery, teieph
“ete. This would inks a total balget of £2,000; The ra
- be rediced, he thought, by usins the offices of Ne
Peblieation-of which ha is.ona of the editors. He did
able to hava-a pretentious offiee, sinee obvious afflue:
one calls; postage,
htal expense could
Cer, a doclalist -
not think it advis-
nce would incite
‘Guspicien, The setivity could be argeaised-by smericana for Intellectual
-. Freedom, of which "he ia the founder, This greup staged
“ pregram in How Yerk ‘in March: 1%9 for.lsse than 725.00,
- portsiion, singe thet would ereata. the depression of Go
the anti-Comnmtst
Voll ad to.the expenses of Amevienn'reprosentatives going to ‘Berlin, . .
° Professor. Fook roped that it wouil not be necessary to use ailiteary trans-
vornrent sponsor-
ship, He tho:ght commercial trdsspertetion would definitely be preferable, —
and addsd that he vould like to be in a position to give gesh grants to
tue delegates cf about $700, that is, the romd-trip fare plus a few. dollars
over for ineidentals, Ho felt t vould bo. undesirable for too large an ~~?
American reprecentaticn to be eizt. Provably six or seven people sould)
bo enough, his vould mean a trensporteticn budget of ‘lese than {5000777
mang ge
". Saveral tines during the convereaticn, Profeeroy Lacky ttressed that.
it wag not necessary to have 6 large sus of weney, For what wae needed, -¢.
ho said, the right raople cold hsrdly be’ poids; it was
to have “dedicated personnel" sho were willing if neces
somal sscrificas. TO, oo, ad
._. On the other hand, he thought it vital to have the
publicity, _ The preas arrangements ebould to carefully
thst someone in gashington could ask Br. Ronry Lies of
No
essential, he said, f
saty to make -per-
right. sort cf
mide. He hoped
Tire end Life
‘and Er. A. E. Sulsberger of the. Bev York aes to"errenge the right sort .
of coveragy, that is; k- the Fight peonle, such eo Anne’ O'Hare NcToraiek
ot the
wee
4
_ GERrGAT sBButtlesses
vas\ey Wire J Ok Jel
of the Mmes. Ho would like to invite Lice himsolf, but donbted if 1%
would be politically desirable. At this point, I suggested inviting .
Brs. Glare Booth Luco, and lrofessor Hook thought thet night ba the answer
to his dilegm. . _ “ton
To-handlé the publicity: Profesedr Hook thought he might hiro
_ Arneld Beichwon.(20 fost Sth Street, Kew York), who 1s editor of a
‘trade undo paper in Rew York. Boleknan handled press matters success~
: for tho anti-Communist. deorstretion last Hareh. Frofessor Hook:
could take the first necessary errengenents himself, bt would be glad
to have any offer of assistance coms to hin through tho offices’ of the |
“ Hop-Leader, at 7 Bact 15th Stroet, New York 3, Telephones SPring 78260. i
” ¥ guggested that: there way sone indication thet the Advertiaing —
- Council aight te able to find some space or other punlicity ‘desietance,
cand Profeasor Hook seid -bo would te most’ gréteful for that type of help;
Ho hoped that the poople eoncerned wotld approach him in the near future, ~~
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ERDiANUA FOn4 530 Ao
Congress for cutursl Freedom
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. Opie of the =0gt- » regains pretlew in connect, with tho pro-
Intelectasl Foneo Lougreas to Bo hold in Lerlin 43 tho
patter of providing Sids for ‘tranazortation ‘of dalegatase ve
‘hava ‘coneaived the’ yosalbiiity of two or Unrec. orgenizaticns: ~ . .
overtly financing: trips for: cultural and’ Antellectued jondere
fron various. eountrLos. Tie aosay thus provided wy BO
‘ @ypoaited with the ‘american ag31w39 Coupanly . rus tions -
-“- Gy honor treasportation | ‘Fojnecte fren persona Holdings bona iida
invitations ta tha: :
organizatiends
; : it 4a aqpected thst chavo wdid bo o total of ey epproxizately -
—. - 6G dolegatea. 6b tris date, the iollowing persons | have been Laviteds |
portiund jiussel, Fhilosophor
Juiloen i i> Eloladst
Hableta UTOSREN,- HS. and Author
, Victor or ph ans ublisher .
: eA wa 3 car soo
Franco. -
caniko Gide, author ;
éythur Kosatler, Author
Orvaid Lousdet, La.vear
; Gonaniy
: Nard Jespare; calogorhor
iS» Socdologist ©
Tare Sarinte ou ticlan |
. dagen Benaey. rditor
Bt 5 : aathor and radtiedan
Ho , Ignazio Silone, ; ;
. _ Merla. a “ANhor
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“with further arrsz,
“Migsion will aovrise you. Ea route to -Fran:furt
* Geen such a step advisable in tie Surthurence: ot
“ wodatiogs at the cities ta)
with your cover. |
with this cover. You will aot carry Ay élagsifi
MEICRAMDMY FOR: Keaneth #. Enabley :
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SUBJECTS - Letter of Instructions
You.will proceed oa or avout 13 foril 1§80 to Prensfsrt,
ye ret e Chief of the
Vikiva iissioa, through arreagemente of which ¥ rave veca.adcvised
orally. Froa Fennkxfurt you will ‘proceed to Besiin fa accord.nce :
geneate.of wich the Cuief of Vikiva German’
yau ere authoriced: ~
not to exceed 4 dayes. in Paris if you
our mission. ; :
1S60 aad return ; St
fon you will be : :
and for
to etop over, for a period
You will leave Berita, Geriny, 02 OF avout 72
to the hone station. - Ea-route to the home sta
eathorized tO stop over et such other Burovera.citiés.
such anounts of tine, as may sutcequently be aprroved the
nome office uson your recommendation. You will pe. sesronsidle . -
for procuring ‘ell of our own travel fecilities and thotel accon- -
h you stey. :
2.. Corer.
Your cover 19. that of a frao-wleace writer ead ‘Lecturer
wieiting Exrope ta procure raterinl for Suture gubbications.
Your general appearence and conduct pt nll tines ust bein keeping . ,
ified miterial with
wtee other excloyees
you while traveling. You are ‘not ta recs
of this agency’ uhless arfangecents have vecu anda in advance oe, _
or wiless you can do 80 in full keening with your cover. You. . oo
will not attract attention to yourself either oy acts aacharac~ i ;
teristic of your cover or by the atseace of actions caasistest .
: \eile ia Germany you nay be asiod to act for Oe
a veriod.as a snecial gonsultnat to the Office of the. Eigh oo .
Coasissioner. Acceptaace ‘of suck an gonoditsest By you is con+
aisered to de ia seening with your coves. Within your cover you
are pubnorized also to.accest favitationa to Lecture, ca evdjects
not directly related: to your prinsry aission.’
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. and PIQS CH, and rou weal wundertaxe gich ocertioasl activities . “
- ‘gd connection with these projecta as Zell witht the instrace oe
a . tions sou receive fron the Chief of the Yixive Missivn and
. bie eutnoriced renresente tive, In
carryice out these overt~
tional a steivitlers you will avold ese - gublic atte ans Lon
to yourseis
. to the taxiaus noesitle extent, nd yor wil
a : . ohn nartiodllar avoids for the parnoses of thie trip. publicly
. associating ¥ rarself with
yo ; : . _ ; ‘9 ject Piguiczx. This iajunction, : ;
. - eo ee, : hovever, etl) aot coreve:. your meeti . lf
Fad privately with any:
other fndtve cvals: concerned with e
: oy mo : oe : : er the overt or covert —_
‘ . . ve o . . phases of the project.’ You will, 1a addition, ‘act ae |
i : congultast ta.
ce Cn ter: of the Yitiva Miseton ard nis sutiorized:
Tesentatives on. 3: uch of.
wa ene Sending Hien £8 rcetters es they hy wisi to
wt oe, : oring to your ettent ion : va
a ot You ar re ‘svecifical y crergeé «ith both prysteal, and
. operational security in connection with natters which you handle
oe : ‘ foo for wisien you are given resno.alohicty. , .
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ImSTRUCTIO€S: Officer Gesignativas: mnouta re used Ia ene *to" eciuan.
‘Ehebent nusvered to correspond ei th tne nuoder In the
Inte Record and Rowt
‘seross-theet snd: ee
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; SUBJECT s . Congress for Cultural Freedon
Tor Jonathan 8. Gearing
: Ae Berlin newssspeca have recently ‘oarried a, dpa announce-
_ ment of a Congress for Culturrl Freodem to be held during’ the,
> last week cf June 1960. The notices in DF? TAGESSPIEGLL and ‘DEQ
TAG of 2 April: and in DIE NEUE ZELTUNG and TELEGRAP of 4 April ~
were all aistlar end brief - about.one inch in Length. DAS
: ee eta BFRLINCR SPADTBLAT? (Social Democrat) :of 2 April, however, corried
ao large( tes T)s front-page articles
\ :
. “The épa goxt of the: former 1 newspapers wae senoralty ae.
wee. follower. cere eee
A Congress for Cultuval. Freedom will be held in Berlin
during the lest week of dune. The Serlin Committee which -
fe preparing the Congress. soasists of Ernet Reuter, Lord:
Havor of Berlin, Professor Edwin Redslob, Restor of the
‘Borlin Free University, aad Dr. Otto Suhr, Direotor ef the
20 _ Berlin Hoohschule fuer Politik. Melvin d. Lasky, Fditor
_ of She intarnational review DER MOWAT, will act as General
poe, Saoretary to the congress. .
8. The article in the Berlinor- Btadblatt sontelaa | “the infor
sation of the apa. release and edde the. ‘following!
Ae 4s balleved thet a large number of prominent a
writera and men of learning will attend the Congresds |
_. Arong others, tha following men are expected to parti-
eo cipatet Author Ignario SILOKE (Italy), Prefoasors
er _ Julian HUXLEY (Engiénd) and Sidney BOCK (USA), Poot
an Primal ¢ OVERLAND (Hormay) and Tore BERUA (Sweden) ea
ces ra : well ag ‘Devid. ROUSSE? and Arthur KOBSTLER.
= ; : _ Ta TCE.
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‘ “Te*eotuan. Fach officer should initial
acrosa sheet and each comment rrote et 3 correspond with the muster in tte
(Check mark insufficient! vetcre te-mer routiang. “This Record and Bowtirg Soeet should be returned to Registry.
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LELORAD FOZ: PR. DARE:
SUSEDST: °° POQICR and TFPEKER
a a . . ‘le I refer to the attachod neforandun of 7 Agri 1. 1950 addr assed.
wae 2 - to ye by “re Glaser. . . Fp nee Settee tet
2. T refer parti teularly to paracrazh 4 sent ence 2 ot the-abore a - , os
" Hencrandisa and to FRAT 117 paragracn 1, Be -
Be iy suggestion inthis rozard ig as. follows:
I suggest that we do not desire for FDUSICE 9 Rhino Cir-
cular to Sbassies similar to the circular supporting QNIVORY,”
because a circular of that Sort is uct essential and vould unneces- -
sarily invite attenti on'to the Se interost ia FoR ICR, .
40k copy. of the gervery circular is attached for your
informatiore . . o£ . wee
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CONFIDENTIAL cuiectad ators:
oe ee a or dine 1949 a
Zhe Forrmatizn of ticnal Comittee for Free Eurege, Ince, with
srters in “ow Ver, was annowead on June 1, 1040. This
be
Comittee is a private crgentzaticn esncorniar Ltsolf with democratic
a
leaders and scholars whe are extled from the rellewing countries
‘Felant, Ugechesiore: ia, Euncary Sumonia, Yurceslavia, and 2ulgeria.
aa
Phew}
Se Cnairzan of the Gorrittee in annotreing its formations
. here, cf thes:
“in mu ismedi
Cesmdttee will be fin ranced by private ccntritutionse .
The following is quoted fron a statencnt issied bir Josomk Cy
our prosran be, sith tho tangible fact of tha presence
ciles and ronigeos. thoro is an American’ trad-
itien-of hesvitality to 5: Ttical refugoes. the prozise which. -
v6. gave at Yalta remins unrodeoned. .-cre than thet we have a ©
nite self-interest in helsins to Kean alive, and in full —
teal leaders who share our vier cf Life--leaders
anet kecitated
ag item Yo. 1
> t already ben
ts find s niesle © occure stions Per these dewcratic ee lessees 1a
are setting cut to find suitable positions fer than in eclleres
_and tuibversit tlese “te are, provosins to ask others cf tr cf to
for hr ch they are especi dally quipped...
exch, nas sional zrour of
ocratic elem ents ,
sts. or tors: mont eteeath order to
“Ex pare studies en a topic
form in thai r ten mcrae American haven Hatioral Comittoes rich
ean stand as syrbcls of democratic hepe- fer their covntrimen
nm Fastern Tirove.se. wie lock forvard to the cay when there will ,
longer be an tron Curtain,...and these six nations which ve
“Mbarete from the Vari eyprossicn will bo frse frem the
ist cppression and once more. can organize thoir oxistence
2 Fave ‘then that, tine comes Bor ré ‘till be something
any kee Se a
o0-o
ol oy
. elese to socie al chaos and relitical vacwin, for the first effert
® totalitarian régimes to destroy 2 ath ee astrustive eloionts
ch might build anvthing differont fron thenselves. Lecking
ervaré to that historic and.critical time we have in mind that,
2 mearhilo denecratic leaders have been helyed to keop alive
an¢é in vkgor in. the denccratic pavOnS: to which they @ Deon
dsiven we can hope that, returning, thoy will bk ave parts ina
denceratic.recoristructicn. eal Second purpese will be to. put
the voices af these aiiled pelitical.teaders‘cn ithe air, addressed
to their-om pecples back in Duroze, in their om languages, iz
‘ helo thenalso.if we can to get
r ed'vord. ....¢f course wo are
the Yoieo cf Americas we shall on-
mewn
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a QONFIDENTIAL =
ant tho Velea of americc, for the Yet 8
by reasen its official ¢ aractere t is
_ deaver to susplen
under restricti
atoat ence tc &
loacars into a “pread f eontact w dcortcan, fae 2 + Cur idea
ig te erable those Preven champiens of dangerscy te see with
thoir on cyos her > freedom and comearacy are sorting cut in the .
urited States « . ft nave ho dewbt that a6 re Co along othor :
actirt ties will be adacd to, our progres. 6 6) .
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Verbors! of the Cet
(recasurer), iton Fish, amsivenc, A+ Ae ber
valle: W. Dulles, De 2
Farley, willian Sc
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tairran)s Charles Re
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For “sprur infornaticn, tno Dopartient haa seen contimally ine
formed of the prceess cf formation ef the Corrittece, alti 3, tho “os
Dopartment has no active concern with tho Comruttee's. activities, ‘ :
. it has given its unofficial anprovsl = the Carmittee's coseqtives.
Becassa of tho Meitly: political nature ef the Caria ttaats# work,
. thore will be coordination Seiwedn it and the 92 ss. ne oxpost
that the Comitveo Ul cooperate in every Far toxard the aocenplish-
reat of our chicctives. in castery pe anc of the som corals aina of". ,
uur -forel sn nolicte Le. . Looe
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ehESSNT 4 ‘poesrs, Gleser, Denty, Choster, Drollor, Snith,
ae
_ Pipquscton of of arrangenonta.. sade for do partura and cover
for Jaces Turnkaa, Br, Saith wit handle details,
Be. 18 wa agreed ust a Feeorcendation bo nade to CO? that
vo. mailers of thie conaittes, represoating COs" and cer ’ rospectivaly,
: ‘be. given authority to- tals omrgonay action oa cables received out
° of normal hours of sory re; jadring energency handling} it being anti--
- a - alpated that such omergentios nay arise in connection with projects
PPOLER and “PDGUICE ewer ary of the eoekends totveon the preesnt date
and a due,
“3. FRU 9 (ne 23385} was considered in datail ondall ites
ey peraigra:sh 1 and 2 wsre approved. ac reference to iten F of
“paragraph 2, project LoxXatH FAN D2 (11 21715), ur. Lenky aseured
the respensitility for eloaring this ns. tter ith the State Dozartzent
. . through xr, ortde, and ifa favorable responses ia received, a sable
‘of ccnenrrenes- tu be sant te the Pield, os Y : :
Wath refare-isa to para:; setoh it wen proposed ty. kre Droller | . . oe
. ‘that, Atenas’ 4 ant ta céebine’, That is, that no sears. bo orcated ~
with re forance to Lutents placee er other rortous dieesces but that
a camaicn te inetituted to tho eftect that tha rater of Fast Periin
fo sericualy contanirated and te eauning: dysentery, that saraiago ww. | 4
Saved and put Ltehed tn the arose eyzpathatieally urging the peo: lace
"of Lat Tertta, tneludizg the Ty rartioipante, | not to arith tie sator
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chave with i% aa’ te take every 5 ofraaution to aretoct thensolvess
oot ee Then orcace4 lth tea A asd dceter “tha soup vith a atrong but harne
lesa lamtive shich would uct ‘ealy sorve a. purpose in itself tut
, -woule tond to bear out ‘the rumor ecntained in ‘tea E..
The « cumnittes wae HOt in: favor. oF. itea ay unless it couls, Lo
. justiried nero lecteally ‘and asa tot enioratass we had af: ites Ce. a
Ds spateh sTecrs" U waa axsninod ant read vith auch gratification cs
with Leste ‘ahieh have toon jothored:
Liste of. naseo are being conpared
here an! Fri \eossendations slil te sent ta the field
be Fras 117 (ni 21944) vas axagined and it’ vas decided to rofor .
. Aten 1A to re [ever to to taken tp p with ur. Eisner aoa reccnseniation
ecmaittes to kantles” ites IF sas rom ee
a mo, ‘beyond the céazetence of this
~forred | to, Bre bony gov anslysiz ‘ard reocrte Rith reference ‘to ltea
1c ae ts rot: coretond why tnteroreters ‘of this esliler will sot ke
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SUEIECT 1 Travel arrangesonta conrerning Kenuoth By Haabley -
©; In eonneetion Mith eA svicK. ang TPPIKEX, it is ‘now PTOoRed"
that Hatley shell leave the TS. on or. stout 17 Avril, precead to
Ferlin, Torain there aaprexiratoly tro veeks ( rendering asoiotance
ia preparations fer PIRMA“affair, aleo in Pt paraltone Por QUICK )
and shall then leave Porlin to return to the U.S, En rocte, on rae
at
tura,. bo will, if Andicated by the corrse of: affairs tn Forlin, onka-
300 proainsnt peole in Festera-turese eho are to ba presont at
the PDQuice Routing, in order to Sonfirn thoir acceptances or indusee _
ther to Bcoopt $F they have not already dona Bc. Re te expected to a re
See hoe TetERR te the U.S. Soproximtély between § and 29 i 7. He lemhode : ‘
2." Arranyononts in prospects | a
ae Haebdloy 11) attend to renoral of pagasort and ebtaine
_; &ng entry permit to Germany (as author interested in detaila
(Concerning publivation of his book in Geruany, )
i -- If there aro delays in obtaining passport or ontry °
| permit, Carpenter wii) oxpedito, oo : °
. Tf, for any reason, ontry Perait boooneg ispracticuble
. free Rashington, Mantley will go to “aris rhore, by Cooperation
with Carzol ‘Offie, ho wily apply for entry pornit to Cermany
whieh gill te eade innediately avalletle, . :
be Hambley wil) 80 directly to Frankfurt thera bo.will git
in toush with de tiouryille, and arrangesentea made to wut’ bis under
HICCO cover ag Consultant to Der Honat. Laaky may te in Frankfurt.
ob ting « in any event Hambley will procead to Ferlin visre Lanky
G11] be bis cover for contact with others in Porling we!
_ o¢ A covert travel order to toing vrepared waieh vill authors -
iva advance to Hactley of 61500, sSagbley wil2 buy hie ez trang-
portation, ‘ - .
3. An
a
3. AL: of these mattoro will hava tes te Lronsd. out and ecurdinated.
Runtino ratters will be in bance of Kise Joteson, FEIXI, Sho will to
in-ecntact with Carpenter and rill wos all Stalla concerning travol
order, advance, ontry ,ercit, and pasGporty so far oo necessary compere
'. $fon fren Gargentor's off deo 1g cerrernes. Arrengonenta should be
ccayletad, it practicable, on Bondar, 10 april.
+ Louls Glaser’
cy ‘hiss Johrson
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2 Deatschlandtroffes. “
1. In conlisace ‘with your request, here is suonitted
herevith a report on mt covert operntions, 4 ;rorress oy uncer. -
“conedderation, to counter tho. Conmantatserozsores Tree Cernaa
Youth rally (Soutechlendtref fen), scheduled for 27606+29 Hay
ta Berline — 7 rat
ve cf ore eoantir-action’ ie to 80°
moe nee ems oe Be Tho initlal object!
-harzes, binder and frustrate Duuts
‘be used as a veapon to oust the Allied Poysta frox. the Western
- Sectors of Berlia. tf.a gubstantial degree of ay
in that phese, major effort could
enti-comuntet decconstrrtiond in tie Soviet necters tha turning’
‘the relly edtirely to westera Pavaatare.
7 3. Tho oPc. propran for this event ia designed to gupplencent
"and reinforce overt. cctivities planed by ‘gcemation author itles
to achleve the sane obsoctive.
_ the Duaatschiaritreffen oither tave beea or
io ‘gpproprieté civilian end ailitary officiala, wit
liaisons Le peintoined ia the ficlé. . :
vill be elaared with -
pvhom high level
ore activities ie that they not
a A nejor criterion of
Beas they
ba Qireotly attributavle to the %.S. government’.
fall into tvo classeat - ;
a, Those conducted vy entiraly clandestine means and
” ‘not attributable to any ‘actual gource,- and . .
a ab. Trose gttrivutedle to. inddsengus {udivimials aad
peeeeeeee the ae e ceeee te te teers GROUPE 6 with official. U.S. Lostign®i9a SF gsprort eoncenled.
Ta vies of the gtroagly pro= regtera end aitl=
of the Serlin noputation go-ieral® a
offers except ional opportunities %9 {naoltss guise asd oorerk ly
asaist actual Gorman reetetence to the rally.
11) Be ‘Activities
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ile ms = a ae LTRS te eee:
ececs is achLeved
then ba airéeted tovard inntinabing
ALL CPU operations dirceted agaiast
dovlat ortentatioa -"
yy tho second tyme of activity -
the peatsolilectroffea that 1 cannot.
a Desneasatat
Preperation of my COO antl-cormuniet leaflete wy
the Larrfenmre geren Unmecechlichcelt, aa indicesons
, : German organization mponsered by OPC, to be distrie
- ; tated during the. re. ‘
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Stef? premarst itor ole at least tye cote nextty
perpicet? to be. dfetritated te clariest nstro
‘take the. Soviet cone prior to the “event;
works |
Treparstion tr 6 controlled Garman sttorser of “Lndtetmenta .
streesing iMlaml acrocte of the retly, tacindtss
the setter of pareatel repong ibility for rine;
a ee _ os Test tgation ef Letters, of. warntse frep Yeot ‘Sarl |
state: te to acquainte:ces tn She Soviet Losey
Plaaning ‘éor ‘gpectal editions of ¢ one or xore vest
arlia neveanigess to be distritetec free anring - the”
Te . rally; r. = :
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Subsidleing distritattoa of 159,200 extrs ‘cortes of
the magazine “Vpaotadselart, OFgeh of a Mest Sarlin
aati-cormalst youth gTOurs
Considoretion ‘of publishing feke editions of Communist
nevapanera, conte ining propsz3t sda of decertion 2x8 | :
contusion; © vel
Preverstion df a letter, nddressed to Soviet Zene
elergyueds anttag then te ree thels influezecs to
hoe foung people out 02 Pertin. Gurizg the rally;
, Inspiring * vas’ terlia newspapers and the J. S.-Liconsed
radio stetios, RIAS,
*9 carre ratarial faverable to : ;
z ., po UB alias yefere, anriag and after the relly.
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f . pronot toa of a rater - eexpaten ‘to the effzet thet! .
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killed eat tafused during the raily. to ‘provide
nartyrs for tha Moscow causal
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2 : Lo : ot wos Promotion of another yuwer cammaign to tha effeet
{ . . a that Coramafsts plan réeeraitment of relly re rartietnants
: for lebor ia “Ruseiag-- . .
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: Yeetern Living:
Cleelesics 22 3 forged oriet, indtcetiac ‘thet tho
Yally actually is-a device for recruttment of Oarnan
youth into the Soviet tone Poonlets ‘¥olice;
Planting a news story to the effect that the rally
"cane about as the result of direct Orders issued
‘oy Moscow to Walther Uloriekt, German Com=untat
leeder, on the occasion of kis rocent visit to the
fussing eapitél; 7
Faking offers to provide billetia# for rally partloele
‘peates in ruine, unsavory hotels or other undesirable
spaces oo oe ; Le
Consideration of diermmtiag, trauscortation and other —
rally plese by feeuance of fstge orders acd precianat Lone: :
-_ _ Obta tate FOE, uniforns for. vosetble usa by: agente
> Of disruntios;.
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Svonsorshin by the Xampferupre ofa firevorka aigolay”
the eveoice of 29 Yay}
covert @ildance end encourrrazent of “ost Berlla
nerchants to vrepare attractive displays of rlarchine
dise, illustrating tha rele eetvely hten. ‘atandarda of
covert soonsoring of free, or - lowenriced notion
victure shows, featuring especially ‘totereating
filze;
Covert, sponearine of, sports events or other mass
-ettrsetious, detisned for the double vurnose of
taiataining Yeot Berlina morste aud distracting rally
participante; . ‘
Apcrexinately three veeks after ‘the rally, covert:
snoneorshi» Of 6 evltural and inteliéetual congress -
in Berl inecone of its objectives -beiag to winack the
hypocrisy of cormunist intellectual apceals to youth.
aoanter-Tiolence: 3
If, and only af, high policy ‘considerations require,
eovert orgeninstion, gupport an2@ gatdence of pro= ;
Weatern indtranous Street-fiphting units to reet 2
_Sisplay ef-force vith greater force. - -
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umrentionsbiy will arise fet CFC direct arti jos ar sanvert
to indisesous Geran groupe vith alana of thely ovn to conateract
the raity.
*. Crt 45 rainforclay its ‘Gerenn steff with ali evallable
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queilvied porsoamel, and fe ore ered to set reide such sata of
eonfidastial funda as may bs Tet aired to”
efal surrert fer. axproved activities.
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SUEJEGT 1 TPPIKER , .
TO t Jobn E, Baker, Chief, FEB - :
: a. The ‘communist youth mass necting planned for EFerlin during. the
“hitsun holidays, 27, 25, and 29 ay, ‘has been and is the ‘subject of a
major props ganda offensive by the Russians and by German comnunists.
’ It has follcwed the characteristic Soviet pattern of creating confusion
and tenseness on the part of the propaganda targets achiéving’ this ‘ob- ~~
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o. jective by alternating belligerent threats. with. peace platitudes. ;
‘ Phe threats have ranged from declarations taat the co; amunist youta would
drive the “estern imperialists out cf Eerlin to outright statements that’
they would seize the “estern Eerlin government and restore ‘the city to
a unified, peaceful capital of Germany. The peaceful declarations have .
stated that the demonstration of 599,500 boys: and girls (from all over ~
Germany, and from other countries) will chiefly take place. in Eastera |
Eerlin and will consist of rally-sarching, sports events, fireworks, and
huge peace’ meetings. Peraission was requested ty the FDI, of Oberburger-
'" meister Reuter, ‘to march in a bod7.to the Olympic Stadium (in ¢ the Fritish
” Sector)- but Reyter r briefly. ‘and omohatically refused. : ;
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b. Turee groups are officially dealing with the situation, Te x:
(2) The Eerlin Allied Koisirdatura x —
(2) A committee under Cturgermeister Rautor
(3) a special KICOG conmittea. -
‘These eros haye coordinated their plans and accordingiy ccasonstle pre- K
cautions “skewts Ge taken to protect vital Installations in Rest Eerlin,
The police force has bean augmented and provided with riot equipment. a
ce. It is now + estizated that it is.not the intention of the cenmunists
to make a serious effort to drive the vestern océupying forces out of ,
Eerlin, or to seiza the Test city government. howover, ‘their campai;n has .
succeedad to this extent, that it is know whether or not they will x
attemot an actual put3rir, or if they oon adopt a policy Of ooportunisa .
and probe-and-thrust at vest Ferlin defences sith the determination to =
advence as far as they can; or if they will, in fact, confine thenselves. ‘ .
+ to reetings and denonstrat ions in East: Eerlin, The possibility exists
' that their dedonstrations may get out..of hand or Px) teyond the intention 7
ipetber or not they attenst a coup dietat,
of the inoressarios of the. show.
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' Ferlin, the Deutschianstrefren might
“this purgosa, it is contemplated that a number of
attack. On 3l January, s field dispatch ovtlined stds to be taken -
“and this has teen amplified conside ably inthe last two wonths.
present tine, plans to neutralize or'defeat the psycholegical and physical
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a. (The: situaticn has been regurced as serious and potentially
dangerous. Even as a oreniganda triunph it gicht serve ‘to strengthen
evsminist drives all cver Surope, especially in Ger BONY » and if the ..
gas any sanifest weakness or tanporising on the part of forces in test
2. Purgose of (Fo plan
OcC operations against tha doutochlandtreffen are intended ¢ to oppose,
harrass and attemot to.turn to U.S. advantage the cormunist Soy rally;
also to render cooperation with other elenents of resistance.> To achieve
propaganda and |
psych: ological’ warfare activities wiil ‘be utilizec; it sar also be
necessary to provide Specilic support for resistance grows prepared to .
use physte:1 violence to srevent FDJ cenonstrations’ in vest: Ferlia.
3. Plans” ao,
Since January, the Gernaa wission, orc, has teen planting a counter-
at “the ~
attsck of the communists, contemplate, ‘the foliomings »
a. Clandestine prosa: vanda, | “distributed throughout East Germany,
in acvance of the Deutschlandtreffen;: ‘Intended to break down cssire —
“to berticipate and exposing the militaristic and totclitarian
character of the affair. Included: .
. ‘a pastoral letter, addressed to all clergyzen in the East
- Zone, ‘entreating. that young peoole be kapt out of > Ferlin during ©
“the FDS rally, to prevent damage to their sculs and bodies; ,
spreading of runors that large masses of young Gersans ara
to te rounded up and shiosed elsewhere for forced lator, and that
nuavers of then will te killed (with the murders charged ¢ bo the .
Americans) in order to create martyrs for tho cause; .
special editions of Ferlin >apers (distriputed in East Ger-
many) emphasizing the spéctacle of Soviet Russis driving German .
youth into militerisa,.
be Organised xadio, press. 5 and other forns of publicaty, during
. the Deutschlandtreffen, distributed throughout East Ferlin and East ©
Germany, featuring positive achievements “af.the Test as ; Contrasted ~
to negative achievenents of the East.
: c. The ‘sta: sing of counter attractions, inteaded .to reveal to
large nunbers of cormunist youth the better, naregizented: life of
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festern Germany 48 exemplified in feo. Eerlin. In connection with
this campaign, the dilusination of Test Forlin skons rith dispiey
; of luxury sorchandise, special theatrical and movie attractions,
“2 sports events, possitly an automobile show. ‘
wee —e
. d. Neutralization of possible corsunist propaganda claias of
* ; _ abuse and martyrdom, by discounting claize in asvance and ridiculing
the purpose. | : . at
e. “Preparation to support grouss of street fighters organized
‘to resist attemota on the part of the FDJ to seize or camace
installations in “ast Eerlin and to neat any denonstration of force.
with greater force - if high policy approves ‘such defense overaticns.
‘€. A plan (subject. of project PDQUICK) to hold, shortly after’
+ the Devtschlandtreffen, an Intellectual and Cultural Peace Congress
. ‘ dn Berlin, bringing together & nucte> of lezders of Gerzan, anerican,
4 _ ; Eritish, Frenci:, Russian, Czech, ‘Itnlian, and other nationalities, —
representing high achievenent and international reputation in fields
of lator, philosophy, politics, literature, art, music, education, -
and science. (The Congr2ss, held on the borderline between free and
slave Eurove, will concern itself with denouncing ‘and exposing the
swindle of communist peace oropaganca y will beam its message to the
satellite states to the effect that only intellectual and cultural
slavery is possible in the Saviet system. Arrangements will be :
effected for broadcasting and publicizing the matings of the Congress
ana a large distribution of its deliterations throughout East Germany .
and catellite Euroge. Arrangements o159 will be aage for worldwide
publicity and follow-up. It “~avexpected that the Congress will te
self-pervetusting and will hold further meetings. sos
4. Headquarters action
Following ir. Lindsay's nemcorandwa of 25 January and the field dis-
a _ patéh of 31 January, headquartets action with reference to the Devtsck-
SO _ landtreffen - anc the Cultural Congress, 45 tied in - has taken the
- following course? oo : . a s .
(a) A‘conferedce was held in FE-Iil on’? February at which
the busic idca ‘of PDQUICK was. approved ty representatives of ae
Staffs II and III, iSADO, and PE-ITs --Fased on this. approval a catle
of authorization was sent to field the sane date. | —
(py) During Februsry a committes was organized consisting cf
Kessrs. Glaser (Chairnan), Chester, Droller, and Denty, to act as .
an expediting and c corcinating group. At this date, the committee ; —
“ng had two forzaljand 4 nunter of informal meetings. Members of
the consittee havejalso met tyice with Dr. Hilger and four tines -
with Kr. Burnham. + . Se oo,
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(c) Arran-ements were completed to-send a ‘task forve! to.
the field, consisting cf two senier nrosagunda censultants and =“, ,
four junior asuistants.. At this date cny of the juniors is on | <a
duty in Lerlin, three others are ready te depart this mek; the
tro sen:or consuliants are excested to be in Lerlin during this , : : \
senth. : _ : \
a = (d) Approval of initial orcpacganda oper:tions, involving .
" sailing of approxinately 200,900 pieces to East Gurmany, was } js
cabled. . ; '
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(e) Various surgestions have been sent to the field, includ- / i mo, \ a |
_ding reconnendation that a-conplete cocunentary and photographie
, record 'te ‘cada. , .
Pe : (£) ‘A dossier of infors cation, 1 with reference to the Deutsch-
: landtreffén, has. been collec ted, including record -of a State ’
po. - Department conference (by “teletyze) and summary of plans approved | ae, :
i by the Allied Kersandature.” | , . - oo
: : (a) A project has teen prepared: - (scuoui) allotting 435, 000 . : \
bot .- for energency support of activities in connection with resistance 4 o :
: to the Deutschlandtreffen. ; _ . ae
(h) Diseussions have bean heid, ideas formulated and support. _ | a
i research accomplished, mest of this material held in suspense avait- =~ | Lt
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; potent ialities; I havo discussed it with Shud i Drolleyr,
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. {which {s 100 yards from the Soviet Sestor of; Zerlin) was the oth
: of soptembor 1948 <.the occasion on which Reuvtor make his ringing
deolaration of dofiance of tho Russians, amd ALSO defied the ; a .
vestern Poors, saying: "You-cannot buy us ér sell us into slavery" .
., by which ha: warned them not to mais ary deals with the Russians : : oT
- that would deliver Eorlin to tho commnmists, Aftor that meeting,
“at which 25 wore shot, cno-killed, the British Cormandant
denisd the use uf the Reichstag Platz for jany future meetings, _
Can; Bourne has changed bis mind fol the 1st of May, will pernit
. a great. ‘anti-cormnniss mass mooting (arobhbly sevoral hundred .
“isl: o> thousand people) which will again. be’ addressed by Router, Anything. .
oan. happen, bocausea 6st Berlin police and Vest Allied troops will —_.
_ “ba.on one aside of the ‘Brandenburg Thor faking East Berlin police |
and Russian troops on the otter side. ‘Thea 9th of September. 1948. cee
rn was historieal, I have. a hunoh- tho. 1st of Ageél 1950 will be aiso.. 0
ve would thas ‘be a good tine fox Reuter to lay the foundation
of eatablisiment of the Roichstag as a 'Houge of Evropean Peace?!
if it 4s, a sadle. along the following 1 lines 7 might be sont: ;
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APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION OF APPROACHING REUTERARE? EREGCE MAY PIRSY
|. REICHSTAG MEETING WITA SUGGESTION HE INCORPORATE IM HIS REMARKS —
: > paotanartos 20 FOLLATING EFFECT: :
“MYTS BUILDING, SYMBOL OF FAILURE WEIMAR REPUBLIC, ‘DESTROYED By -
NAZIS IN CAUPAIGN TO LPOSE POLITICAL AND MORAL SLAVERY OM WORLD, _
” S@AMDS. OM PRECISE BORDER OF THO WORLDS, OIE FREE OTHER SLAVE. - on
|» ME REDEPICATEZ BULLDING AS HOUSE OF EUROPA AREEDOM, ‘SYMBOL
“oF OUR PURPOSE AND PURPOSE OF ALL LISERTY LOVING PEOPLES OF ZUROPE
NEVER TO TAY DOW ARIS Ii STRUGGLE AGATIIST: ‘DESPOTISM. WE UVITE~ se Dees
“ALL FREE MEN AND WOMEN TO JOIN IN OUR DECLARAT OH THAT. PEACE oe .
AND FREEDOM SHALL NEVER PERISH, WE ESPECIALLY INCLUDE 1 THE COLON
PEOPLE OF RUSSIA, AUD THOSE COMARIES PON ItON iE BITTER comemniIst
YORR HAS PERM THRGST, WE RWG IP THOSE PNOFLE COULD TuROY OFF TIE
ISRCIEESS, FASCIS? URYAINNL OF THE PULT!DURO, Tay WOULD BE TIE PIRST
PO JOIN US, ‘THIS BUILDING SHALL BF RESTORED, SHALL ARISE FROM _
ITS ASIE:S AS MOLMO:UT TO DUPERMIMATION O? Pr ER THAT TIIEY my
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NEVER SHALE SUBUTY TO CHATS Cf POLITICAL SIAYERY. AS PESPING _
AFTER WGSTLUG'IS HELD HERS, TES VOICS OF PRES SUROPE SHALL BE
HEARD iE SLAVE EUROF2. ONE DAY T=8 FEOPLE oF ALL SUROPE SHALL’ —
oo. BE. UNITED IN DECEIT, RAPPY LIFE FLADKED POR HEM BY THE GREAT
REVOLUTICHISTS OF HISTORY, PY ==DE, CARIBALSI, MAZZI,
“VOLPAEE?, DATTOH, VERA FICIER. FREEDG! BELONGS TO ALL MEN a
ND COECERNS ALL MEX, I? BELGEGS To RUSSIALS/, CERAANS, FRETS, -
Te _CZECES, POLES, IT 1S Ol Ard ) LADIVISTBIEs
“B. ~ obtaining complete coverage To EAST GERSUALY. WILL GUARAWER = = <2.
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\ J23: Spont an hour and a half this morning at the'home of
; : Jeres Surnham; -resent - miwnhanm, Denby, ~yself and Col, Lansdalo
: : from Chesterts office, ‘
\ : A _ SOFER. Burniam says that the matcer of his going over aa attached
: -:. In-any way. to McCloy was_brought up becauss hoe wanted to have an
“opportunity to meat and talk with Mecloy, In the meantime, .
NeCloy camé over here -and Burnham saw hin three times (wo have
one memorandum of conversation,) =e added that cover has never
bosn-a serious point with hin, that he has travolled a number of
tines: 4n various parts of the world vursuing his profession aa a
. writer and lecturer,- furnishing his own cover, ‘The last time he
-., Wont to Germany he. was attached as consultant to. ISD. He is | coo ee ee
-~ willing to-go ovor without any cover at all, or as.consultant to | ST
Der Monat, if that. seems indicated, I told him I believod something
like that was indicated as giving hin a base of operation and :
rationalizing his contacts, Therefore, J shall prepare the
momo, for Garland on the toven! basis I had proviously suggested
but with Der Monat in mind, . . / . .
“““PINTUG, Burnham is disturbed at the prospect of going to Europa
' Yor“as long as sixty days and is quite reluctant to consider a
longer period, This broucht up the entire matter of the ° / a.
- “Gongress and its juxtaposition to the FDJ Deutschland Treffen, . cos
“ALL of us evidenced some despair cver the fact thas obviously . Oe,
‘wa cannot mastermind oithér crojoct without further advices from
the fiold which seem to have been suspended, .
’ '. Théd question was naised as to whethor. or not the Congress
w 4, aotually could be held in Aine, considering the kateness of the
-~i:present dato, Burhan brought up for. consideration the possibility
bor his going to Berlin about the first of vay, or the last weok.
aN in april, staying over the end of May, then ‘returning to the United
— States + on the. theory that the Congress might not-ba held until ;
- i.) Auguet or Septomber, . He proposed thé 23rd of August (date of. the
2 | Hagi~Russtan pact) .as an apvropriate date, Ho then would’ start ..
. out again, prosumably in the middle of August; in the meantime,
WN. -he would ostablish contact with people in England, France and the-
<'\.-US who might need pressure trought to bear upon then +o attend
— > the Congress, —_ .
ne Pe If. the Congress is to be hald about the 20th of June, .
N he sugvests that he might go-to Berlin abous the middle of April,
“4 necomplish all. he can-in the way of advice as. to tho Deutschland
‘Treffen, leave borlin very early in Héy, travel throuch Franco and Sngla
and back to the US, building up accentances for the Congress,
returnihg to Berlin on she 25th of May and staying over for the
Congress, .
CONSIDERATION OF REI
COUS TDS. OF REIGHSTAG PROPOSAL. re does not faver tne idea of
proposing tho Roichstas building as a symbol of Furcpoan Freedom,
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and thinks that tho other Euroyean nations would shoor away from
tha vhola concept, Yo says that even to Germans tho wretchod
‘putilding is only a syubel of une Saiiure and fat4lity of tho
VWel:aar Republic, ;
LIs7Ts, We again went over lists of proposed dole ates, ‘ a
“BOLSSLAY WISRZBIANSKI. This gentlenan has boon in Washington and ~
WLU be These again, Surnhan thinks bo has been in touch with the
. ‘ ‘New. York Comittee, He is head of the International Pederation
: of Froe Journalists of =astern Swope and Saltto and Balkan 4
Countries, headquarters: 10 Stanhope Place, London W2. According: .
to Burnhan the outfit-reprosents 1200 journalists soattered- over - .
western Surepe, tho USA, Australia and South America, They
arevsaid:to be’ publishing 170 papers of ‘varying degrees of _
-inportance.... Burnham says thatthe services of the organization
. are being: offered = presumably for propaganda use..- and that”
‘their first objective is to establish a lew york office, for
operation and liaison, and that they noed $42,000, Burnhan
thinks someone heré should explore the potontial usefulnass of rs
: .. the group and I suggested that if they had been in contact: . . ;
ayes. with the NY Comittee they probably were being explored,
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for gudjent to ‘dopart ‘poe Bertin on ‘or abasb 25 April 2960 as a FOC.
gsultett. This toa temporary duty esclgenant for thirty days pina aly
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_RSICHSTAS PROEJECT ty
(to be Lirvadcass over worldwide radio netzork in all lan gua g8 in
eol Laboadtion with Radio Free Burops, RIAS, the various European net~
works "36, CBS<NSC and the Volos of America).
1) Purpose |
| To resdesert the ‘universal Nit for ‘freoden in ateple cresatio terns
| wALeh non: orerywhore will understands dnckuntiaige - ;
: dona nator |
Loess Berlin ; .
Tho opening session of the/o:) tural Freedon, Soazpee8 now aghedulod
“for” “ une 196 an a a, , :
no, a
4 The) Cohgresn. Its executive Seay. should include spolsszen for
031 leading countries. Host specifleally, it should inoludo at lesst
Tro outotanding Russians of world reputation end no minor ax to grind.
... Fie Ruseian nobel prise maning novelist Ivank Simin, (living in Paria,
“I believo), Igor: ‘Stravinsky, Serge Rousseviteky aro nasgs that suggest.
. thensalves.. Sommers If tho Congresa itself includes a larger ddlegation
: . res the leading European countties, then several ‘Russian soholars sod
aa -soientista now in U.S, or in DP capa should be included. Tkaxo
pimecsiiineex ali delegations, from cu-trisg on doth aides of the Iron .
Curtain, sbould be mado up entirely ef um of uizpenchablo moral stature. . Loy
end real rupitation, Profovatonal | politielans, oven thea they're geod
dsmeerate, atculd be rostriiated to the roak-botton winnie ninisus ond
must be df the moral -etature of ¥ayor Erast, Reutar of Berlin, Patty, solf-
S. . sesking pOLLA oe must be. kopt outseFould kill tho thole show.
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T¥) GENERAL STAGING AND PRODUCTION Teeriame
ey ar arenes
eee
“he panerai treatsisnt wil] Pow fri the moval Vand poltttonl tne ure
of tho production. Tho tsb _arg Epy lo
. - oorermany a , EY.
organise tholos tho redodication of a uistorte 1
Sxropean Freedan or House of Free ) Burepes.
; _ Why the: Rot chotag? Be 7
1 Tt etanda om th prosin frontier of tee arid ono
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+ free, the other slave. It ty within a few foot of the Sovict flag on
Brandenburg Oate and the warlike Soviet esorial within the Brithsah
sootor, It is thd-nost dramatic Spot for a vieible. ansver to theay
two syntole of deapatian and farce taat exiotea anvshere jn the world,
\ (> Tt ta the aly. placo to ¢edionto.a palace of freadoa wibch be
4 cloarly vigible to soldiorg end offioera of the Soviet army,
2. Tho Rol chatar errned thin redodicatidn &n Septenbor 9, 1948
whe. $00,700 Berl !nerg flocked before ita Btopa to dofy the Krenlin
during the arin days-of tho Dorlin blocukads.
re 3. It waa cot on fire by Hermann Goobing and Joeof Goebbels, wie
a a . then ‘presented the world Communist novenont with undosorved mu-tyre and
hereos in the person of Dinitrov and his comlefendants. Its robvirth as
| Se Ag. Yone as: this Reloiusteg standa ta tte Present ruined: condi ties
@ cancer feeding on-'tha offended nat eal pride of most. dermana, .
particularly true beoause 1t 19 within Bight. of the atrident Soviot
. 1 rial, Even the. best Oerman deroorat cannot -paas ‘thin building
. without being mad at most of the worlds In the normal course of events,
“tho building wuld probably bo restored for sone nary German pyrpose,
oo ‘By making it the:Houseot Buropesn Freedom wo kill 5a" Bleds with ong
“ atonos oO ; : wo :
: : ° _ _.8) Fo give normal, healthy German and Berlin pride (as distiazuiahed
: . from ites morbid, reaoatiul and chauviniatd o manifestations), a positive
? . . outlet. Thig ia reeducation through drarintio aotion inatead of Sunday achool. |
woralising whigh Fogisters with nobody, All Berlin will bo tremendously.
-and bedl th fully~--proud ‘of itself én thig day. : : ms
'..b) Wa ‘strike a blow for frosdon everywhere,
sg) Fe deal an effective blow to resurgent German natlonalion -
in Western Oornany and in tha Soviet gone, by maving both ita forma seen
low, ‘provinkbal, stupid,’ ard bush Jearua compared to the Reichstag riging
. Afke. pheonix out of the asheg.in the cause, of Eurcpoan freedom,
- of that froo world. ~~
3) Tho Staze Sota . .
- ._. Bo attenpp ahould bo mado to pratt! the Refohotag for the
vet : oeremnay. Ratonstruction will procesd later, are pernica collected fron
; peoplo. all over tho ‘world. (4 topa limit should: bo placed on oontri tations
“to provent men. of wealth and power from ’coutributing more than single
a plain folks cveryshers).) ; , mn
’ At the unveiling, there Bhould be tenpo
‘ raryAplaquea or
. plaster-odst: knitter bas-reliefa of the Great Man: of Freedom cho will
adomug the building. Perhaps their “‘Remes=—doxo in big bold strokog
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plaque. reprochi
in the txo Tedding dlphsrett of Burope (tho Latin and Cyrillio)--
is eroush for the opening oerenonye Tro nanos fae and/or bugts for
each country will suffice. A great quote froa oach Mould fo with (t.
.Bxaptlosr : : .
le Fencot Voltaire (I dleasr-o with avor; hinys vou easy but will
defend to the death your risht to saz it~ words to that effect). ~
. Danton ©
2. Gorsany! Goctho’
Haine (There {s a Meine quotatio: watch “ayor Reuter
(ag tho host of the concress) could well use in his openinye renarks.It
wuld est tha right teno for all that follovs, Srémoxcaccomencxexukosox -
-Segckincfatinx “sine oaye soenthore that “hon the black-red=nld flag
of 1348 beoonss the flag of Eurspoan. freedon, he will rledly subscribe
- to it. -T.meed not bolatoritie point. iéithextummanaxcxs If the Germans
‘approach, it is tha’ nest devastatine answer to
o'résurpent néo~fasocist ;roups tho “are. now bidsoct
itesred of Iperial Cernony.ikoapmgx ‘Heine's words
fiying the “lac
- offer tothe Gernane thelr. only chanoo. of return tovcreatness which
the non«Geraen world can ever respect. (Note thes the’ black-red-;o1d
. 4g the prosent fhig of Nest German f publiod--witrout, dewevor, tho.
Freodca-leving European content’ that Leine wanted to give it.
3. Italy~e- Goribaldd .
- - Magsing (7)
4. If we want to. inol ude. the 0.8. despite the fret that this
“4@ ‘house of European freodes, there are two preat neces that wil e0ll |
. without cnusing any negative reaction anywhore. -
a) dofferson (Tho most affectiua answar to the Consr:nist
: - ‘charge that wo aro reactionaries ars his warda on the revolutionary —
right to overthrow a bed regia. I see ie reason thy tho diotators of. the
Krerlin and the YKYD should steal. the revolution from the mon of Loxing
ton ‘and Concord, Valley Forge end th ‘Declaration of Tydependencs. The
“fact that a few lent souls in this country ere efraid of JofSarsonm's
“" grest words, {a also no reason not to use. then. :
_ »d) Lingo ln. =:
§. Busaia: Tho Deowmbricts. These are tha non tho returned to.
o"'Rygite from the Napoleonic wars intued with wostem ideas and atteapted
‘to challonce the Tyarist autoorasy with a revolutionary democratic
procrens “They worry hanged in 1925, A femous plaque showing the pro‘ilos
of tho five leadors has’ been repreducsd vory widoly in the’ Soviet Union
and ia known’ t> practically every Rua¢cian ‘pohod] chile. In fact, tho
‘Rusalano know evs*ything about these non, axoapt tho ideas end idoale
they represented, Yuese have beer, carefully pupprosésed or rondored falco
‘through Soviet Heuspeaks Yor the Relchatag unveiling, I'd have thia
oed—larze enough to be. seen across tho street in the
Soviet gactor. It ‘ehould feo the Seviet side of the strest sad have. tho
-word "BBCEMBRISTS” in the Ruasion laagua-o as wo}l ag-Enrlich, Goman,
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, _ Be Fuoma Ceontinuod)
Neva PUrserr A pont Rasaten revelutionary and a militant fignter
tor froodes. Also o woure “of extraordinary beauty and coral intorritye
Sho was xxowa in the. a8 fartrese prison where ahe spent most of
her life, as the "Mvlonsa of tha Schluesselburg.”
When President Garfield waa esethoninatod, Yara Firmer and her
prison cosredes “addresded an opan letter of syapahby to the American
: poople in whiob they -condemaad this \not of terrorisu. Tyey said that
the use of terror. againot: the eleated reprosentative of the ocople wae
Just as inzoral and wrony co atsolution's vse of terror against the
R.suian people. They explained that thay were forsod--ngainst their |
willesto combat deapotian with fordo, but inteddod to dicsetoatinue its |
: ‘ N80 AD Boon AG o ropresoatative domeratic -orernnment existed in Russios
° . ‘Vera Firtior lived to be Liberated by tho democratic revolution 6f .
arch 1917. She ‘deliverod @ gteat speech ina. Petro srad theatre on tha.
neanin: of freedom, shortly - ‘after the fall of the Taar. BD cause of hor -
ago and exceptional moral presti; in Russia, the Soviet rovernnent :
Yet her dle In peace uktkozypkontes Her none otands for all the nodle
ideale that the Soviet dicstatura seck to eradicate fren the Russisn
conscience and ‘con noctournoas. Yet her name as such-—robbed of its moral
_ " ‘eoatent--is knoe to rost Sotiet. Russians. S,viet textbooks never spoak .
oe deadly: ‘of her--enor do they toll: hor. great story. ‘Here io9 an opportunity | a ee
coe. to restore hor name to the R dstans -salon-side of the Dioebrista. Fould — a
: be difficult indeed to find a. better symbol to atand togsther with, such
’. names es Danton, Jefforson, Garibaldi, Ileine.
This is not dramatic corn; it io poyoholo:ical warfare with atonio
powor. By reatorins Vera Simmer to the Russians, from the ateps of the ©
Howe of Bxnstek - European Preodon'in Berlin, we start the chain reaction,
' Thether this beodmea an atomile explosion of test-tubde or errr s
of operative intensity, depends oa how much 1s done om-athor_fronts 4 :
win. the Russian poople. But clearly hera'. a way of reooning thea skit i
(and the then” includes high officers of "che Soviet arny and of Meials :
: wéx6nekm’ of tha Soviet covernment os well as the rankeand-file) through
Va -POSTYIVE -APPHOAGI to widloh they aro’ “geutely ‘miaceptible aftor over r 30.
_-yeare of. fav t eal and moral starvation.
4
D ACCOMPANYING MUSIC mrATRE, $ GRC ;
: 1. fusio for the " tobreaee should ba of two jonerad oatorortes (a)
a ayecial -aonaer’® by the Berlin Pailharnonio, if porsible with an oute
- ‘stending Subwenatkg ognductor.She {deal wuld be Arturo Tosvanini (he '
(+ > -practionlly: opit in. Mussolini's ova). If f8soanini fa not available, :
‘the next best would be 8afce Koussevitaky or tt Tvor Stravinsky. The |
reason ix obvious. I) think that of the daraan conduotors, only Bruno
Aaltor wld bo right for our broader moral cursnees. To use Purtweonrler
wT poul? Se a rictake. I? wa aay wo'd no lengér be on tho eide of the .
ancekb. I think the Meatnoven Mypnth with tte clesinz bean on tho Brothsre
hood of man -(xt& Sohtllor'’s Gde to doy) is fust rirht. Could be preoneded me
“by the Pranetheus om E-nont Uverteres, bot- of mhich are perfect in political - 7
contentaunnd are excitin= murké: to. tiropenan ears as well, Thiz concert
could te civm: ina hall, broadcast and then voptions of the tape recording
could be used acuin at tha Rot ohatage The eoncert ‘shoule proarde the Reich .
stag oerecony es
v) Nore popular chute, tncludin« tho stirring “folk. sonzea and
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onary musie which neither Comanie: nor Hazan hava polluted
¢ Marsaillatso, forblen chetctlt 6on78, Eritier sur genve rur
whose. ustiag vorston Fao sume by reserat{ons cf revolution{ate
egal words of wte are st} Rongxtucrax disseminated today
scar Soviet troopn--i've seen an act:al leaflet), Tyeee sonss need . : v
mt bo in the least prevocstive or an fnctterent to taythin except to
wat frsecon 13 one and indiedd: ble, Tye80 sonca can
i er TRAX ico Surone atudtos wall in advance o@ a
over loudssesker3 at Re! chatae esting, with
a deep Seeit
be recorded
the crowts joirin: This technique was successfully ugediwith the
Fastevmrix lest of tho abovementioned sons at the Relish tas rally of oo
- September 9, 1943. It ig very simplo and effeative., Radio listeneras :
oot the impression that several hundred thousand penple aro ainzing, if
the souusti¢s are hanclad right.%o sonsa gnould be used to whith oxce tion
ean be taken on the ground that it is almed arainst any sa-t!ouler existing
ro;ine. There ig no reason to do oo. Trexoxérsingcrapextrtrexenx The pod
old stuff arpties by imelicatidn— and it 43 an im lication wiich the adversary “y
Besedin cannot adiit, Can only snut- ite ears, Roucrézhtonascadcenekexds,
The rightzmorx use sf suaic at the Reichstag is essential. ta
. tho Guecess-of tho whoie. It fo a rite! part of the over-all produations Its.
' deportance for. broadcastin; purposes can Sonrcely be orerentizated, Gives
... U8 whole show the. litt and the-univargal 111¢ that is needed. . ’
? eT 5 1. Freedom {8 one an 4 indivisidle. It conesrne all nen averythore.
EVERYBODY DESERVES 17, THERE ARE 00 CHOSEN PSOFLES, NATICNS OR COTTINBUTS. an :
THERE TS OVLY KAM oe, i
an _@. Thies is FOT Eurape defying Russia. On tho. contrary, it fe Kiropo
reaching out north, southeast and zast to all, its. chiddron, including a.
the Buscians, and aunmodin= then. in the creat crusade which must go on os Lo . 3
“| UBtL ell are free. Fezkx If the Sovint rulers want to turn their backs
on Strope, that', thelr cusinegs. Tha cuktxxn Freedon Congress ard 4 yor
Reutor of Berlin will aseime that the Russians waat very much to ba & part
“and parcel of Free Europe. Tis is tho only approaci: wich divides tho.
Pollfoure not only from the cosmon ‘people, but froa a decisive se: ment
of the upper party, intellecttal and arny sormand of Russia. & -
_ sure _
_ 3. Boxe: Free Eur-pe Neroug $lava Ruscia ts the/road to
World War III, Lehi Ree Le a) OP ge gt
' re 4, Free Burope, inclucinr the Ruasdens, versus the Politburo
-_ and the Cominform, is tha onl; way %o ce the Burnham thesia vork-e-or
” at least give it a fighting chance. thiexaxoxbicemee It ia at legt worth
@ good test run from the Reickstag steps is connection with timx thia
Project. Inwlves no risk, oxcopt th use of a little imaztiation, and:
ite coat is very alivht indeed. re . :
72) SECURITY’ ARD“SreMmrsR.
.°,. _ xittstromtrbeer 2s of the tnact will to Tost $2" tho approach |
leaks’ out xmx tirouch-oses2 con! Fouses cr other ONEnsls. Tere should
de m pregs oquferences until tho aster? surtaia poo up {a Berlin. In
no event should the Ruseieng be tipoed off ag 40 the aopranch. Let then
SPRL Cs RES TP ATTN OPS EE, eT CORT OE AT Oe i ee ETE TI TR ERT EO TAT he mee ee Tree ed teers en oe
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a . : . saomo that the Qonpress. “iutends to soncuct a Europe versus Soy act
_ : Union Consress. Kescimgostoss Let then year their propayunce accordingly,
S111 thst trootersta, Ste with viturention ing) st the ureag targeta ee eee
That will mace this show doubly sivestive. Tierefore, the working : .
details shs:. 3G Le made iron to as few poaslo as possible.
Yhe Natiossl conmittea vor Free Ourope should assist in all
teciiulces preparations, furnish tac necessary Len suaye announcers for .
Droadtasts or the procucdincs {a Che agpiooriate len unves. Rutcktixskom : "tee,
But 16 46 ocscntiel that the contents romain secrat itil tne show z000
“od the aire This fs not only secaur{ ty: inthe ordinary, songes itis also
‘A matter ot ‘Seaivering the blow with maciaun oflect. : a
T.8.
2.-dcoquete/uards should be posted at all — broadcasting and
o., tramscitier "facilities in Berlin. I an tinkin: particularly of the transe
“mitter in the Brits section of berlin, whioi: ia far toa close to the Soviet
line for ocafort. “hile 1 aR convinced Shat the Kussians wuld mske no
atienpt to im start a disturtance at the Reiohstay (if we hake norsal
.- seourity preceutions), I think they nay: #ell attoupt - to saboteze soae of
° the radis “installations. I would not. trust eny except proper Arericen and/
. oo .. OF British puSlioc. safaty officers and guards te, protect these. . . .
peemrtgs Ee gt --- -Alternate transnitting and broadcasting units should be held. oe wh ee
in | peadiness in case of sabotaze against Brizs irstalietions or elseherds
-. I Reldevo RZAS kas ‘two transnitters, but I dont know whother they are
both in Brits or not, Debkexobsshicmokexexe ;
3. The number of persons at the Berlin ond: to bo informed of
the prajest shoulé Se kept as gimll as possible and saiage tracedttesd
- at lest possible date congtent eth ean effective production job. Brerye : ,
“5. shine whieh ean be recorded at the Yew Tork ond shquld-be- taken along o-M ~~~ ee es
. gbetkume unrreakable platters and put on Gorman tape skim at tho terlin : fo.
end vhen operation. is ia final phase. Tuis isa sbmle nattor, komen It -
gumx is'cono romularly. wah WA wwensori -tiasds seat wo Germanys
oo 4: Yo ano tn 20s Git sos 0: this cparation until Ctxai preparatory
4 stage. - : : e
S. All policy considerations must be cleared in such’ fashion as
to prevent eny. ‘orm of burcauoratio sabctage mixthmx or dudk-paa sing
at the Serlin end of the operation. .
. 6 one Anerican, thovouchly fextlier witu the aims, iasge -and mall,
of thin project, anne Bee close paraonal liaison with “g--or Ernst ,
Reuter of 3erlin. Tia agrocméat.with tha goneral aims and objectives. -
. formulated above---end that he is precisely the man to present these aima .
in terms which all Berliners, decent: Udrnans, and the rest o° the world
“.. wALL ‘understand and ecstira, i Hco¥ is the case. ie ie the perfect host:
. and master of cerezoniea. He speaks Cerann, inglibh, ranch, Russians Turkish
. —-and believes: that Preedon is indivies loo .
‘Please’ excuse excess wordage. Zitiomamcmnttroa
9 6 ree ee ee eer 0 mie eee ee]
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: on pp. 1 <3 suora, I f+ -teated the -mera? Vines that would make
the 2eiahsta: decleation as a = of Furconan Presdon effective. Taig .:
esremo:y, to -ether <5: the evenva of the emcix Serlia culti
Gougress of *me 195, xil} 1 5e “Soatmnstas indicated susrn--sver a worlde
wide noteark. That fe th- st sic spoctaubs whore everythin: yorth sing
on the cubfect af frecdcr: ¢ ond the cimity of won will be cocprossed inte
a for 90: days. (racthor event sek erin: Ton deus veel could be a erecial
* perlcivnnce of Tuochner's play Denson rod at the iebtel watre. If possible
get sholof? ron Uo2e “a od ne Pobeapierfe role. Re did {t
for ig Zetnhardt, I trust tatg att alive). Arsunin that the sowie 4. sally
@ success, that only. aischersng hal? the mission, The of ther half ia to’
Duile up the “eichstas strustire,., stono b- Bone, in itne with the’ poli
Gnd nora ienate inc sated above. The Refchtta: ag Douse of European, Preeti
THE HOUSE OF EOROPEAR FRMENOK (or Pree Europe). :
a ; se The general spirtt hes _alresdy. deen indicated’ above. The great te nie
vo . naneg and worda:should be presented in sim-le. drarntio terns, | dosh ned vy ° : :
en ertigt with the talent and rors! Sibre to-understand wt thig da eli .
_abott. The aesthetic nrohle: is a rather tricky one. The Reichstag is hardly
‘thé most ‘beautiful stmucture ir ths wid, yet it would be a ristaké to : .
oe . ; depert Prom te its basic styla in the course of réenstr-ation,/ To reconcile vee
noe . these bro proniene--the grontness of simplicity, with the stuffiness at .
7 Ss the existing stmucttra, fs a prshien for somé coutenporary E, chelanpelo.
; . or 6 pint~size4 verdion of seme, to solve, It ean bé dono, |
Te The exterior should uct contain rors then @ cozan or ‘se neneg ,
‘Of the calibre inddeated . on Dp 4 supray defi ereon, Canton, Voltaire, oat
. Vera Pliner, (erttnlei}. Dut no stout? never loge Biche bf cme objecting
- sab thout, wiiai tha rest ic largely -asted sfvertt tho Dusstans, I°"so leave” Ts
then-out, the shelo tiine.js 2 octrtang and nothing mere, which rl? St
mmintcnmararneartinber mish crist for the mtt<Anorican, an’h-ves ern -
propecmaca mill, It is alse cesmiial. that tip Rusd-an sss atid : susts or
See reliesrc face tie Muasten sice of tha elty +-chere tho RuecLang 8st
: ter . gr on then with wonder mid adres. onsen (Oo lon to tu unk about tho . .
; . set meen ing 9. things in al oresont worlds 7 ‘
7 ‘ a, Tnside the bufldins, there. ould be en iutermatic abt ball af
ferwe-~in tho sane ayirit solo :ted by peuples tirowshout tho nocld. Here
wo could sve the iFout socicntints, writers, philosoghers, ote of Furopes. ’
_ Sid pewings the vost of tho ~wrld, placed in olzple niches. Tite iste
Lo .o o od avoid the hollow harofc style that the Nazis and vertete perfested. —
: , . i They a.culd Lo fn exactly the o of: ite spirif, precentine the creat .
co : 9 they were— Inman beincs wth cif thé ecaimecsag and contradictions : :
ar the human race, Heioerstiy Ths scilptor@ or soulpteres for this job should : . >
be ‘soleated ty an international boerd, including Froneh, German, Russiany .
Italian, ete esperbs whe are fully comicant of the solrit of tho thang
2. Ssubkoxk- Contrt ty: tons: should come fror pecple ail over the .
werlg, with the eng! pe 23 mot dollara. The lonzer it takes to : : -
explete the fobe-witntn Watts o urtsethe hetter- for solitisal : a
_PUr aed. Enouch if one gement is Mini ished wamx fattly soon, with an
audiéor ius mx a:dfor exutition hall. The prolonged Sacd-raisin: drive
will supply R,dio.Free Surose, the vatce of Arertes, §8C and lote of
other agencies: th a stead; Slew a rocd, positive pepy with the thene
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of freedom runains through it all the tlea. Contributions _
soning fron spurktak OPs individually, end froa speofal funds
raiging ovents ir OP ce-ps, wculd hare an ovvious dr-matic valuo. _
S. As the structure Secine to dbeaore Saicle, Lt should Seaturs
all the tyre activitics that nate Rurosa sad Zure oa ulvilisation
werth eavince The eunhasis ghould be on thin ¢ of testing velue
rabher tha: re'r! -oratcrs, Toon Tole and futhe I other sonds,
the ovet in Puree: fiins—-rnotier chese to Dever Trench, Corman,
Ttalien, ete. org of the of2 Soviot files, cuueo wi Ghérem” cron
sireuletioa tecauss the; dout Sit tue line, shold ano ve shows -
“Tho Lest drepoat cess) fn cmsricas pictures could algo vo sicw. By
testis meant tha® Giles lursicang wovlé sespuct Sor ita ar Liste
" or spiritual sontont, sot tagso wien suka tho vost nonuy-- ‘hey can Lo
_9@ Been Olsoshere in Sorlia. — . So ’
Exaibitions of painting, leatures an current tronds in
litere:ure, lootures fz po-itical gaiacce, uistory anc oontexporery
. politiog, ty outetandins ariisis, sonclars, oto., should be mex
“part of the fanturs of the # uso of Surcpeah Freeda, insofar ag... ne
Possible, Stememnkeek The viflding shoul: ‘Toute allitrary, “and even
_ Af it dant very larze, 1% should includy the Great Books in tae
’ Leading Ianguacas, as wail Qs current periacicala, ate to keep tke
intellecttals of Seriin—and an! other cst!sree-on their tocs. Thera
is no such library in Perlin today. 00. - .
; 8yeposia, Towm-Hall~Nocting 92 the tir, oto aveits aicanir
could also be ‘held here from tixe to tims, Phe iaportant thing ia
te keen the xkokg Sullding, {ta reconacr:ctisn, and the eveats it
presenta, as close to the spirit of the orenin:s ceremonies as
possihle. os
As All of the ntove fs fer aizplor thar it eoutds. Europeans
love to bo given such projects, And I rather suspect, that Anericana
would take to 14 toc, if the brcedaast agoxct af the Son goss,
proceedings a8 p:-uperly presents the issue t thea. te
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Office Memorandum + ovate STATES GOVERNMENT oes
TO: Mey Baker : DATE: 2 arch 1950
- From; mi we a .
_ suByECT: | ciéaresco status = Melvin J, Lasky oe BS
1, Zegariing Provisional Clearance = Mr, Garland has inforzed ne that
the CLA indices check hag revealed derogatory. irformation (in Part the deroga~
. tory information Concerns tha fact that OSS wou! ‘
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SEC. 1. PERSONAL BACKGROUND Bo
Yes or. Ko!
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A. FULL NAME Mr. __M#ivia Je Lasky ext: :
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C. DATE oF BIRTH 15 Jan 1829, ace or BIRTH How York S.%e . TBA
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MARRIED DIVORCED WIDOWED ——____.__
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alten AGE a
CITIZENSHIP ye UIRED? . . :
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SEC. 9. MOTHER-IN-LAW
FULL NAME —______
LIVING OR DECEASED
PRESENT, OR LAST, ADDRESS = —__
DATE OF BIRTH
: WHERE?
city State Country
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SEC. 10. RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOFTIO:
WHO! ARE NOT: ‘CITIZENS. OF. THE “UNITED. ST. :
AGE
7 ut NAME
2. NAME.
“SEG-11, RELATIVES BY BLOOD OR MARRIAGE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL SERVICE OF
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2. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL : ADDRESS Mi sent
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: HIGH ScHOoL De “itt Clinton Brom _
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SEC. 14. CHRONOLOGICAL. HISTORY. OF EMPLOYMENT FOR PAST 15 YFARS. ACCOUNT
FOR ALL PERIODS. INCLUDE ‘CASUAL.EMPLOYMENT. INCLUDE ALSO PERIODS
a ’ OF UNEMPLOYMENT. “GIVE ADDRESSES AND STATE WHAT YOU DID DURING
Te PERIODS OF UNEMPLOYMENT... LIST: LAST POSITION FIRST. - :
. Frrom_1943_ TO yo__Present > ;
EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY
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ia = : Res. ADD. Hdison Ave,, FYC
- Bus apo TB, X6th Sts for Zork Okey
ee > ~ RE. ADD. :
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a SEC, 11. NAMES OF FIVE PERSONS WHO KNOW YOU SOCIALLY IN THE UNITED TES —
NOT REFERENCES, SUPERVISORS OR EMPLOYERS — (Give residence and business ad.’ 7
dresses where possible. , ,
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“1 boned 2ettitag ‘bus, app, Galinbie Uatye MYC
u - SREB. ADD.
a. Richard Hofstadter. --_- ava. ADD: Soiuadia, Unive ‘aro. ~
of ele "RES, ADD.
; Mg wax Eastoon . > = : Rua, ADD. Readers Digoot, Ploasantyttie, yo
mene in cote nee ne bee eee wey Dee pe L - 2. _ RES, ADD. —— : po
Ble a Edgar B. Yoo: ney, d “Bua. app, Bates Manuf, 0 Work te wire
oo RES. 4. anD, . se ts
pg “BM, Levitas BUS. ADD. . LE. 16ph 8%. HYG. .
by ; a ; eo RES, ADD. .
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SEC. 18: ave THREE ‘NEIGHBORS. ‘AT YOUR LAST: NORMAL RESIDENCE in THE US. — (aire :
residence and- business addresses where: ‘possible.)
soe . Lhe Gueet ana Number _ oy "grate
Ae Soa Hota Re Box ADD. ee
, - “Bes ADD, —
2 pes app, |
: RES. ADD, —______-__. st —_—.
3. pce app.
; EIS ADD. ey
SEC. 19. "FINANCIAL BACKGROUND. . . ot
i 4 + 4 .
j A. ARE YCU-RNTIRELY DEPENDENT 0% .YOCR SALARY? tea ___. . IF NOT, STATE SOURCES
| _. OF OTHER INCOME —__ - -
i DB. NAMES AND ADDRESSES, or BASES StTH WHICH YOU HAVE: “ACCOUNTS
C. . HAVE YOU: VERB “BEEN IN, OR FETITIONED. For, BANKRUPTCY?
_GIVE PARTICULARS, INCLUDINS COCRT: t
. ee os - * ~ . : . wo. a *
_D ve tines Genre mermansces — EN Tae Va ; : ee ,
on RAME Sen Lasky ADDRESS 719. Avenua’ YX. ve eee et >
a a wane Sef. Levites _ appress 7 Be Sth Bt. wer
x : —_ ot Bt aN we” BARE
ee 3. NAME Ea Ba Monty Stu ADDRESS _80 Work St. NY -
i ; : : Bt. & No. | Clty gay
i" SEC. 20, RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST 35 YZ4R3- poo
yo rrom 2966 To Present w Seotor,’ Borlin, ‘Gormay 0 4:
; ; ; ar city gu =
= a prow 29488 70.1988 __ 3 bry __ .
: e mo j ee ry ; : = ma ror “aate county
ees rr From 1941___. 7 1948 1485 Soensend Ava. NYC CO -
. a ay . oe = ~ nn, - City ; , State ; : . i _Ogaaury 7
., | Fong 2080 go 842278 East 17lee~ Sty BVO mn
ae 84 a. - “city Sais ” Country
fo Fro 2929 To 1940 Haéhigen Thiy. Campra, Ann Arbor USA ey
5 / ae. cr State "+ Qoanery
| af ‘-. From 2932 To 295% 1465 Tulton Avenue ayo - _ o,
“ . — Aaa ° Guy State Country
FROM TOL ee
i : —s — as oe y “Pony bet State . Gounmy
. | FROM —___ TO —___— Dene ee
~ SEC. 21. ‘RESIDENCE OR, TRAVEL OUTSIDE oF THE UNITED STATES : st :
| * . Aa. prom 1946 To 1946 —Sarepean Comma Command, USArny’
“Counuy ° Pups
: . FROM 1246 _ 70.3848 _ Serope, Woat: Journalian
ne ne - 5 ‘eg oe
- “prom 1922 ro 1823 | Brvopo "ER TLa accompentod parents
os ; : Se, Gea @ Section ~ Countron tour. Purae
14-0000 ero.
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FROM ro
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Cty ar Section Quy Pups
Chy or Secticn Country Purpose
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B. LAST US. PASSPORT — NUMBER, DATé, AND PLACE OF ISSUE: gal74 Pi Franco
16 July 1946, Tesusd- at os Pabassy, Parts : _ ay
HOW MANY OTHER Us. PASSPORTS HAVE YOU HAD? MA - GIVE APPROXIMATE
to, " DATFS: — 2
_.. PASSPORTS OF OTHER NATIONE? <<
. . . 7 * . ‘ To
er eg SEG, 22, ‘CLUBS;-SOCIETIES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. -> 5 - |. * ” a
Pre LIST NAMES AND ADDRESSES OP “ALL CLUBS, SOCIETIES, PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES,
EMPLOYEE GROUPS, ORGANIZATIONS OF ANY: KIND: (INCLUDE, MEMBERSHIP IN, OR SUP="
_ _ PORT OF, ANY ORGANIZATION HAVING HEADQUARTERS OR BRANCH IN A FOREIGN COUN- a
JTRY) TO WHICH YOU BELONG OR HAVE BELONGED: = oe _
aa a aa
1. : :
ti , :
45 2 . : ;
j : . Name and Chapter. cur ° Bente _ couaey
tS DATES OF ‘MEMBERSHIP: Neen nee en
3. a '
Name and Chapter ' Se Mo. - city Braw ‘County
_DATES OP MEMBERSHIP: — =
noe i Rare and Chapter * Ba Ko oy Btawe . _ Country .
. DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: ——————______—___ 3
as 5. SS $e eererorrr
Name and Chapter Sua Bo . cty State cCounyy ‘
DATES. OF MEMBERSHIP: ty
Kame acd Chapuer St & Mo aty . _ Bate Counuy
DATES, OF “MEMBERSHIP: a
- , : Fame and Caper Lo Bt & Ko. bores City: * _Brate . . County .
re “DATES OF MEMBERSHIP: res ee Jy
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SEC. 23. GEXERAL QUALIF:CATIONS Y mt
A. POREIGN LANGUAGES (STATE DEGREE OR PROFICIENCY AS “SLIGHT” “FAIR OR |
TLUENT) _ ; . a _
LANGUAGE —Zessnn____. SPEAK _Fluent____. READ Finest WRITE _Faiz—— :
_Feir neap fair warre —fair—— 4
LANGUAGE reach ___ SPEAR
» READ
WRITE
LANGUAGE — SPEAK
nso act, spon so womans Wncx merEnerT 00; INDICATE DEGREE OF PROFI- i
. Sennis (cotoee Vereity} :
FAVE YOU ANY QUALEFIGATIONS, ASA RESULT OF Rane OR EXPERIENCE, ‘WHICH
MIGET FIT YOU FOR. A PARTICULAR. POSITION?
' Editor - Journalism
University - Lecturer :
_D LEST BELOW TEE NAMES OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES oR OFFICES 10
: . WHICH YOU HAVE APPLIED FOR EMPLOYMENT SINCE 1935: 7
pt ef, inte: rior ‘Ciat 2 Pers Servicey “YOHO
BR IF. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE, ANY.OF THE
‘HE ABOVE HAS | conDucTED aN INVESTIGATION OF
. YOU, INDICATE BELCW. ‘THE NAME OP THAT AGENCY AND THE APPROXIMATE pate Or.
“THE INVESTIGATION: a ; aL dee ce
1
SEC. 24. MISCELLANEOUS : ”
ot A. DO YOU’ADVOCATE OR HAVE YOU EVER ADVOCATED: ‘OR ARE YOU NOW OR HAVE YOU
. a oe EVER BEEN A MEMEER OR, OR HAVE YOU SUPPORTSD ANY POLITICAL PARTY OR ORGANI-
ZATION WHICK ADVGCALES THE OVERTHROW OF OUR CONSTITUTIONAL FORM OF GOV-
ERNMEXT IN THE UNITED STATES? , .
Ko
- _ IF "YES", EXPLAIN; —W—— —_———
i. vos a
B. DO YOU-USE, OR HAVE YOU USED, INTOXICANTS? _____Ne____ IF 80, TO WHAT
. MH , C HAVE ‘YOU EVER BEEN “ARRESTED, INDICTED OR .CONVIGTED. FOR. ANY VIOLATION OF
z. ‘LAW OTHER THAN A MINOR TRAFFIC VIOLATION? IF SO, STATE. NAME OF COURT,
yoo: ITY, STATE, COUNTRY, NATURE OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE: -
D. HAVE YOU.EVER BEEN COURT-MARTIALED WHILE A MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES?
|.” [PF ANSWER! i8°“Y2S," "GIVE DETAILS BELOW: . a
! -: Cot ee “oo . yg 4
. = oa no aE ON —!
---., SEC. 25. PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY: -
RELATIONSHIP _Fether
NAME. _ Samuel Lasky _ oe
v= New York City New York =:
719 “Avanve Y,
Bt. & No. cuy . Erery . Country ~~
. ‘ a - ‘
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SEC. 26.. YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE CORRECTNESS OF ALL STATEMENTS MADE HERE-
. _ IN WILL BE INVESTIGATED. — : ’ .
. wo '. ARE THERE ANY UNZAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE NOT MENTIONED ABOVE WHICH
‘ ° _ MAY BE ‘DISCOVERED IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YOU WERE DIRECTLY
- > INVOLVED.OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT REQUIRE EXPLANATION? IP SO, DESCRIBE, IF NOT, AN-
5WER “NO.” Tt ee —— be
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ADDRESS ULF
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ener UMhd LION LB UD A AAR es shale mien wmameT mere A # me
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SEC. 37. I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING ANSWERS ARE TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE
BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND PELIEF, AND I AGREE THAT ANY MISSTATEMENT
OR OMISSION AS TO A.MATERIAL FACT WILL CONSTITUTE GROUNDS FOR IM-
MEDIATE DISMISSAL OR REJECTION OF MY ‘APPLICATION. .
_ SIGNED AT __Borlin, Germany pars _$8 Jaa 1980
City and State
ee
USE THE FOLLOWING PAGES FOR'SXTRA DETAILS. NUMBE ACCORDING TO THE NUMBER
OF THE QUESTION TO WHICH THEY RELATE. SIGN YOUR NAME AT THE END OF THD ADE -
Mane RIAL, IF ADDITIONAL SPACE IS REQUIRED-USE EXTRA PAGES THE SAME SIZE AS.
THESE AND SIGN EACH SUCH'PAGR =u Ses :
Hote 1. (Gea.22) see ts 2 oe
I may have boon a moxber of .
_ fs) Awerican Neusnapor Guild’ -
b) Amsrican Histories] Asaoc,
but Ido noo definitely racall whether. -
Bastership had been corpletad.: °
Bote-2 {Seo 18) . .
_., Tnagmoh.aa Ihave not beon “resident at hems” in sever, (7)
_-) years I am unnble to give names of peighbora. - i
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REMARKS!
How te Brer Leezy gett REMARKS:
. Rerewith orstect with cornents:
Felieve we should Sivise cosmo thet
inevessed treflte excectesie Jn Gerzes
in Key (50 zay exrect sene thing).
get
Mr, Baer
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Provistona! Clearance will coze thru
23 or 2h Pebrenrzy, Tne
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boo he . URIEST sau Sumhea
BPE 2 Srogect FOI
2. De. nroject” 13 a projooat to hots an Intellectual end caltural.
Cungret3 in terlin, Gerusny, to he sponsored ky. lecding Cerran. intellectuals,
Autably Ox, iolalob-of-tho trae ntwerstez. of tarline. -The-objost Ls to. - es
Sytdsoish 4 buse uf sreaier o-poiliicsl, cultund and vockal thoaght, a
oalablistedt where. ih sy serve ase Spork: ours for sropagands 4s, anfitreticn
into the tron Vurteia coubiles includ cost Goomny. ab the go’ tina,
afd poriays of uven srocter Lopertuace, tho Coagt «93 lll be hold clther -
Gssodhstely precoling oz tmodlstely followhip tne tocamist Louth folly
to bu held in ferlin the lost these days of day < survin: to orrsst conaideraply
tho influence of the Cacwntat muy ed naa hasks sor counter. propagsra 4
and sounter achlaite . , *
Re The Serlin ory Llold office ha: urged the sending of two propagemia. i
experts to the Mall se apociel consultants. Savas curnhen fits the rejairue — /
a Fart, Xo. andor curtrnet, eni-w hyve prosesed in a eadlegran to send. him |,
wpe a 0, terbtis the gontn of A4vedl for a porded of frau 50 to WM days. Ahils dn the
yo 7 fhald tie sill serve ‘ln opprozimately tho sane capscity and perfend tle sane 7
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Tis lettor au serve a6 ap official invitation and credential
asa delegate to the Congress for Cultora2 Freedom, The passport and
visa suthorities kecw about the Congress ‘and weil extend all facilities
to delegaten, Thon you have socured your Passport, you can obtsin your
Berlin visa frox, ‘the Allied High’ Comnand Pemit Office, h2 Broadway, New.
. York tty. The feerioan Eaprode Company y thrcagh its fored ga travel.
: _ me shall be heppy to son
section, mill arrange for airtr vel bookings, We. wil inforn you wha, i
- your ticket ts available ‘and ‘ald further details, of transportation, °
os : ee are enclosing a copy. of our firet New York release. It con-
tains a ‘copy of the propesed prograit of the- Congresa and the names of |
many of our r international delegates and supporters, ‘The details of the
program are now being worked tout in Berlin, As soon a5 we receive ‘mens
where ‘they ill be on publi display. le. ould apprectate your sending
‘asa negative of your photegraph for se Yu connection with this dleplay.
: if there 1s -any other information you require, or any way we can
be. of help: to yeu, please fae free to. call upon ua at our New York office.
‘ Sincerely yours, =.
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» Copies of your | “books are baing ordered and wen be sent to Berlin
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See eee 2 20 Februazy 1950
WAOEANDUH FOR Chief, I& S = Attention: i, Ceorge Loker
THOUGH - COP and Sec/ORG “ae,
SET a Franklyn A; “sohnoen
. . Subjeet is baling sent to Goraany’ for a period of 90 dsye
wt, vaginaing On or about LO darch1950, totuke part in the <etivation of
pproved FReLII project. lie 1a an OPC intelligence officer asaicned te .
YBa (WC, but 1s being detilled to PB-TL1/UPC, for Uds particular F assiement.
The project aia be a propagaricc. misace operation, . .
2. Por trevel to and. fran vernay aid duriag his. wo journ there, :
“ure Johnson will use Departasiut of ari. covary his osders wiil show hin to
| PRetparts oil Tope to Lp tale of Operate of trod megs eet
cen - ‘Passport. Ho will report to the Clief of. Operationea of tLe OPC Gemaan dission
/ who has offices: in Keldolberg, the cover dealymition of this unit: to Documenta
Disposal Unit, Departisent of arsy. ltrs Johnson's: activities in connection with
his TuY asolgraont in Cormany will take hin sleo to Frankfurt an! Surlia, shere
ho mul use tho Bade cover, ; .
Be. ure Jolinson has, bea - briefed on the cover used by the statLon
ahich he wi tepurt and on the suasures. to ba tuken to coreeal bis :
‘Connection with: lA during ‘his ‘sogourn in Sornany. :
a _ : : | “Yon i, Baker
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60 Rashingtane with no ieave “enrodtes
1
: Requested ‘mt ‘40 ‘panetdesed eseontiale BSubdjest will repert to chiae, JERDICE Piola ce ;
station eo elorical. assistant in causetion with approved operations woquiring — ; eat
. | dunsdiabo antivations Pre joot OebeedICT (a ‘Bovenbor 1s49) Oe me
~ Na been asotgned Ww Fell Go FbelII for thte specie) tonporary autys
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2h February 159
. OaTe .
REMARKS; .
: Eerevith is’ Br, Botting clearence! 2 i
Clearance da covert secari type
- which I believe, mtg ‘this ind].
Vidnal in catesory of stage agent
ead, there<ere, under Peg Johason! g
Juriadiction, .
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“eragann roma 12. 04
-andua of.14 February. 1949, eatitied "Security and Operational Clearances”,
_ | to dates
ce SECRET gs
«Office Memor anduin® UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
DATB: 20: February1950
To : AD?C: Attention: Security Officer
FROM : Chief, Inspectioa and Security start
SUBJECT: J.G. = 273 a a -
; 435778 + ee,
Reference is sada to your nen rorandua dated 15 February. 1950 concern=
“dag the subject. Z
This denorvadaa requested “change in status for ‘thé subject fron an .
‘In-accordance with the: provisions. set forth in the Director’ 3 menor=
a covert security clearance. ‘BS ‘requested in the menorandua of 135 pebruary 7
1950 is granted for the use of the subject. al :
, “This covart elesran 168-2, granted does not always constitute “gomolate
con2liance with the provisions of AI 10-2. Tserefore, if ycou-should desire
ata later.date to change the ‘status or use of this individual, please ad-
visa Inspection and Security sufficiensly in advance so that no delay. is
caused in tho transition.
This Office would further r apareciate being advised when the conten-
plated use as set forth in your menorandua of 15 February 1950 for the sub-
ject. has ‘been gaagle ted, so | that. the Piles oF fi Ay be kept uo
seoReT
: operational clearance to that of a—covert consultaat. for. ‘tho purposas as a
- outlines: in the menorandua of 16. February 1959. _
net
SOP SECRET @
t . : ; oS 1? Februar ISEO
“‘owranne Mc: CPB | \ eT
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: : SUBJSC Ts: ; Meeting wit enneth 3, HAMGLEY and Messrs. Williams, .
5 . Droller, cizser, and Sith re Berlir. Conference
a ; 1, Direct act ion is faperat ive in Berlin.
i me Be, Organize — ereres to beat “the Coanie opposition in: Soy
street fighting, . at ; nn oe
7 ; _ ob. ‘Carry the counterattack, into the Soviet Sector.
. ks, ‘It is not anedirsble to. have. Soviet!'s tire: OM
German citizens, ; \ Le ° . ‘
2. Figk ting, acainst ary backeronid of the Peace Conference,
sith the genzral populat ic i the conference. participants. oo
. in the streets, would have 't nendous ond desirable effect. -
i
“Po be beaten in the streets ‘would ‘be defeat complete.
ay
be A Pight is import ant.! 2 A successful fight is
imperative. It wotlg cause good publicity, instill confidence
in the Berlin pomulsticn ard insure major victories for our — . - : ao:
ey If no Connie Stehtldg proup plans to start the
fight » ersate one and beat it ups :
“y 3B. OA yead-on challeas? — rioting and perhaps shoot ing -_
is inherent in the streets as it jet now conceivad,
“ke HAWeisy thinks. than tre Soviet authorities plan ‘control
of the streets, - . :
. a that would mass ef Pact ve of a backround ‘of Azerican tanks? :
; a { . : , pon Be ir it tsi necessary to prevent defeat — -do it. . . : : oo
| : ; . . os ‘by It would be far better, hovaver, to hav re ‘force exercised
: - . po ‘by the Berlin populatice — with no American :ailitary for ce in
ye? SECRET | bert St HZ sats
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nams fal] in the following cateccries:
a. Black :
b.. Gray
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Fy Elfadnate the blacks. “We can keep the gray -if’the white.
oe list ts long enough. mo
8. Jean Peul Sartre fs, a’ ‘type whitch should ve exéludod. He -
"has fixed political ide t sor If our people. discuss
" “Soviet -labor ‘camps,’ he. Spani camps, Greek islands, _
South Africa, etc. He would only ba an obstructicnist. o.
9e. Eliminate. Plievier.
‘10, . BUninate ‘Julian: Huxley.
ne “Tneiude Czapsxt on -the sponsoring comuttee..
"12. A@legate from South America should be selacted,
It 1s recommended that Siar dney Hook go to Berlin within
two weeks to organize the wnole affair. .
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_ Suggestions for kr. yeker
‘Rei. Project Memorandum NOe:.956 ----- crc tas eee:
a lol would suggest taat tre foliowing person and organizations’
be invited to attend and Ferticipate in tue kay nesting;
a Dr. Reinhold \1:BUsER USay Oe.
, presently at the Unioa Theological Sthool, Columbia Univ~
ersity he is a member of tne Cosmission on tne Cccupied
Areas and past enarman of the General Committee of orld .
Db . Student Service Fund...
b. International Student Service (135)
an outstanding international cultural exctiange medium of .
; ‘tae university Gompunity (ie. both professors and Students
are included) wita headquarters in Geneva. Tois organiza~
ar ; tion was formed after the first world war and in addition
i . to its confereace and tour activities it hag been primarily
responsible for tne reliéf. work done throughout the world
in the colleges ‘and universities. This organization ig
tne most presinent existing opponent of tne. International
e World Asséavly of Youth (way)
‘ organized-recently (1948) in London tnis-is an international
activities of tne world Federation of Democratic Youta (wFDY)
? The WFDY is cosmunist dominated and controlled. The FD) is
io. @ gember of tne aFDY, re /
2, iit reference to tne Froject kenorandum dated 3 Yanuary 195¢,
| 6 &" The facilities of the horld Radio University (ARUL) a non=povern=
Dos mental Snort-wave radio station in NYC and Boston mignt be used
a in connection with pre~pubileizing tne ay meeting. USa jarticl-
j Pants could ce interviened and tne, day-to-day activities of tne
» meeting presented via tne air maves,
‘@. eds Tats Siould be encouraged,
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18. d. An anonymous mablication of QULLGiUa nisnt be useful here. This
: Student magazine at tne University of Berlin (43 opposed to the
pol Breg University) prior to 4prii 19.3 acted as o 8,Ckesa.an of tre-
, Student opposition to tse coviet, : :
pose
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: a serve US interests to fly into Berlin students now in tie western.
: ; : . zones wno nave fled their égormer eastern German nomes. These ‘
: students, oriented towards the west, oignt best serve cur Propa=" : 7
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Talk withfendy rofovence projoct - ho-prodl:cod outlino draft,
9 Feb, Ket Ir, uilser, preliminary talk referonco personalities -
.involvyed in COngO3S » plan for fusuru mootiags, + .
. Conference at hone of Jim Burnhan (williams, Droller, ‘Smithy
. Burnhany - GlasoP..
ne _.., At thts’ meeting xr, “purniian, in response to. questions,
i oe . atated bis enthugsiasn for tho idea. . Fe proposed that =~
a _ $idnsy Hook be sent over to Comuaiy for a few wookes .
, on ‘an exploratory mission = ahd to render what
expressed his willingness to. go ‘over’ to Ser)
fob 8% 5 “gonatiime in adVanoe of. the constess (under cover of
Soe “> can invitation he has rocotved from tho “reo Univervity). |
: . _ ee 1°) actively. asgsist. ‘tn. phan the agonda and othor |
cee oe ' . ‘details, °Fé°is making up: a.list of proposed delegates
“ bene, _ to be Inv ited} ‘thinks £6 tumovtant someone fren S.America |.
bo included, ko ts particularly opposod to the inelusion -
of Savte in the list of dolegatoss ig not sure of .
Plievier buts not opsoyed, Arranromonts mado to
continuo conforring, probably nox week,
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assistance ho may. in connéotion with planning, He = =~ _— oa.
[re Pract wath poe en goeked:
Le _ Anette :
at &t
The whole queation af She bits ocr the -cor-ross
as Leon yaving hin co ccucar: Held nt any
other timo thut In incedinte juctapos tion to the
Cornmuniat Youth Rally, it world be noid at that
timo Lf 4a inovitably going to bar ed as a
courger attack and in those tercs 4 vounvess of
- . culétret 4a not adequate, re wants to broaden the
baso - perhaps label {t a politics] con-resa, ("y
: ° om iden, at tho monent, is odposed be a.politienl
.* . Babol;. but I agroa that a Con‘ress for Intellectual
“ sO ; ; Pread or - which could tsko in peitsics) ‘aspects - mignt
: : be octser than restricting it to eulture,) ;
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“2e tie susceste. June as a date «= ‘unless we-can twin out thie ~
Bo ; ffoir: tn-o BIG snd SIGHIPICALT encour Tashion to really _ a
_— a SO oftsot tho cotmmnist convention, i dontt know hts :
mee argunionts for June but I.can-imactne thal-they would:
oe a take tio line -that instead. of. being lost in tho world
te, * wide-ottention and publicity fer the cormunist.deal,
. it would come as the*last shot; after tho cormnists-
had exposed thomselvos as slaves of Voscow, oni might
make o ringing effect, Also Juna would be the right
time for: céllone people to got awar fron thoi :
univoraltt 100, might be very ‘difficult in Hay. ,
He is ‘enxious to have labar represented ‘and surcested
a big representation from labor EROUES » Licliaiing
re Dr
Dubinsky, Also cortatn leading political figures, ee
Parnas aL pa Aten’ a
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. ae _ place - N.Y. office - or in several niaces (Faris, fer instance)
* provicec one nontral effice knows details and can coordinate ¢ .
Will then write to all offices dnvolved, authorizing oe.
: ‘transportation, ECe,, for list of persons (which may be
added to at last. moment). Ye. specify what credentials -
. persons. must prosent,. We -alao. specify whether transportation
is to be by air; ateamsnip, Pail, etc.; first class of other- =. | —- : i
“Wises whether or not. 'excenses' are to ba allowed -.in this :
connection they suscest ‘that travelling expenses be- allowed — -- -----.--..
_ . (for meals,-ete,). ‘not ‘t6 exceed 10% cf transportation, They. ee cree eee
“ guggeat=fhat we act as soon aa practicable because of rush ---------=—- 2
. for travel to Europe but lr, Gilmore. says they can be . oe
“reasonable. cortain. of ‘providing air transportation, Dn ee ee
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expense: money provided, and remit unexpended ‘balances, . : oon
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They are working on the matter of satellite repressntation,
Exarcples: Geicrovich and Chapski from. Foland; Sor utka fron .
Geechoslovakias i yocolievsky and Yakoflef? Troa Russia, Several ne
others,
— ; .. Eleanor, Roosevelt had accepted, but after ‘appearanca ef HY Tines
7 . _ “"" “ gtory she was seen by a reporter and was. said to nave stated
‘ Lr. that. she had changed her mind, Hook! is also douttful because _
e of his comnitment to T.of cal, However, a persors) letter»
_is going to these. three, from McCloy, ursently asking them
to attend, Eelen Douglas! and Robt, Kontgonery ay are both
: regarded as excellent prospects. oe vee arte ate :
_..... . Skeges expressed din view ‘of But tles? act tivities ‘and is. er
oo anxious US: interest and US releases be pleyed down, o Zowever, 2
"a... he -is-anxious that. there should be great deal of peti siictty: as
_ time aperoaches, Furthermore, I got immression that he had a .
~--:- - Inspired Buttles, to same extent at least, to take She acti wee ee eet
, in aprroaching Hook, For instance, Skezes is amicus thet .
7 > - We consider suggestion that about the 1lst.or 2nd or dune sen -
vo a advertiserent apvear in NY Times and Wash, Post, sicned by ;
coos - Jenga. ‘aumver of organizations and persons, catling attention ~ - creo |G
to congresa, He suggested this covld be organized by Sicney Hook © :
. vo when gave we idea that. he may have- sugrested some - such activity ©
So Bo Buttles, which. may have resulted in Buttles! trip.
Details in perlin are being erofully weried out. Delege ates will
stop either at the Steinplatz or Amzoo hotel - obvicus reasons for
having them ali together, They wil. nave official saxis for =
their use, corridors’ and entrances will be guarded by plain clothes
Gernan abd US personnel, some of them will de inconspicuously
guarded personally. . Hooting - place #* Taberna | seaderica - will”
_.be well guarded, wie . .
: Matter ‘of, interpreters: being worked. upon; report. Later. 2 ou
There will ‘be press delagates from all countries, in adsition oo... 2.
. . radio RIAS will tape the entire vroceadinss and mn fonist :
a ae cuttings to individual. vadio stasions, fer: instance - ‘ir the ve
Vienna radio wants the svesch of one of ‘the. sussiién daiosates, ‘
4t can bes previded, Rias also will be on air with reports . -- Sees
or procsesdinzs, bus they may need soma vressure ister on, ;
; Ne will dolvor the £200 to Hook and thins ‘that wilt. be sufficient,
oO He and.took and summhan will sry to work out methods of - -- - T
dofinitely sisning up certain doubiful prospects. =a will :
roports So Merian Saunders and when ho comes to Passinozon, too
‘Kollerman,. on rn adv fico, ho wilt play it strais: 2 with both - as
though he had no contact wlth us, says ho will listen rathor shan ~
talx, but IT regavd that as impossible, Will assure State that
S overy shins ia. got 3 wall, 1s complotely tn hands of comitiss
and that all acgion should sten fron sarlin in order tc have
central control and full coordinabion, .
Mag dalisnted at plans for financing traval of delovtatas.
Uv
8 Febrasry 1950
MEVORANDUM
HEF: °DQUICK. _
1. All of the naues suggested” so fa¥ are Listed.
Suggestions are needed for ada tions, _
So . Frau Luise Sohvoeder- 2 Core aes
. . ‘Dr. Rleus ‘Mehnert Bei- 17474 rn
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A. Rosst™
Dorothy. Tnompson_
Ruth Fiecher’
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SUNECT: Proposed Berlin Congress for Cviturel Freedon
REFERENCE: Dispatch Wo. 131-CEGNU. dated 6 Jamury 1950
Matthew T. Christie memorandum dated 29 December 1950 |
. “1. A conference to discuss subject project was held 6 Fed 1950
in the office of Hr. Jobo EB. Baker, Chief FESIII. Present were? :
_ Mr. Cargel Offte, SADO
") Mr. Jobm Harrison, Chief Staff 11, PFD
Mr. James 0. Denby, Staff Il, Area-Branch B._.....-
Nr.- Joseph Bryan III, Chief PB-I1, PPD Te ,
Mr. Fred W. Willians, PB~II
Mr. Geraid Droller, P3-I!
Mr. Louis Glaser, FB-III
_ Hr. Baker .
For the purpose of thie conference, Mrs Harrison acted ag the |
personal representative of CPP, and Mr. Baxer as the pereonal
representative of. COP. se
2. Reference communications concerning subject preject f
- were read and discussed.....There Was unaninous agreement upon .
the following points: Te _ eee
sg, That the project was foasible, worthy and partic-
“ularly valuable as a partial counter to the Communist German —
youth rally scheduled for 27 May in Berlin; : a
yg, mat 16, could not be staged successfilly For less
than $40,000, but that an allocation of $50,000 should be
7 _ made to insure fully adequate financial support;
bo), 1% +e, “Bhat approval of the French and British High Com ce
missioners for Germany ‘should be obtained to ineure tri-partite
support of the Congress, and that Srench ard British material
aid should be forthcoming, at least to the extent of pro-
viding transportation for delegates fron their. countries. -
4g, Th was agreed also that an effort should be made to
arrange the atteodance at the congress of representative refugee
intellectuals from curtain covntries, but that these abould not
"Mr.
Include wonhers of the’ various net oral, corm
3
ittoes.
4. The question of usirg NYLON funds for this project was
~ pot-aiscassed, tut will be co
rneidered in due
ecurge.
5. Mherefore, it was cacided to dreft a cadle to the German
the vrgject. gudject, to the stip-
miesion granting spproval te
the field to proceed with pre
work, Imnedistely therearter
ulation conceraing Freach end British pertic
Liminary. contac
» it was agreed
gentatives. of CED aid PPD would procead with
project rlan in official form ,
‘tional annexes to guide isplementation of the project.
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youth mily eohetlad for 27 Hay is Zerlint
Te : De Beet tt cools aot be ster marcsostalty for hess .
on ; dren dA, (NL, Bet Shab aa elioontloa ef $52,002 otoald bo
; —_ mado $9 insnr Pally adewrte finaselel grrrerts :
: . "ee Thet smivfornd, of tha Teenoh and irittan Hier. Cortes —
Coooctot sowtsetaacre for Coresly: staul4 be obbained to inours triepzrtises
/. ganasre of the Coartaaey aac thet French aod rtttar snterisl
- Aid atocla bo forsbewnins, st-leagt to the e7hd.8 OF. pFo-
wélig trnsrorivtion for dslatstas fron tholr coumteiees:
gL wna erreod elco Bet as effort mhmuls bo msde to
giraage tho attominana et tha canrresr of renreccatative rome:
dniclleetucls fren cafteta cocntpiea, wet that: these ahold 52%
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factude. mBechers af tho varions asttonal conn. ttoos.
$. The quostioa of ustre STLOX funza for thia PPOjess vaa
aot discussed, tut will be eonslgorsd in die course,
8 crbretore, it won doclded to dent? a cehle to the Geman
aleston prodting approve) to tho treject, subject to ths atip-
ulation concetaiiy: Preach ead Pritigh particiratios, and cathorti slag
the ficld to sroaced with prellninery oonutrets and ozenalrational
work. Inuetistely therasfter,-4t ree cereod, aznropriate repre.
‘ seatativer of OPD and PED world rrocacd vith the drafting of a
project plaa in offictal foro, tzethar vith enprorriate oper
tional eanexsa to aide isplescatation of the prejoes.
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: : Caen “FB IT arreds that oe prosased sengrocs ‘deeerves:
: a ¥e would Like to word Aerald croller to Sarin, te"
arvivs a few days oefora the eCoagrees opens end to vonain a
fee days aftor. it closce, Mp. fraller is 4 nativa of the .
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which took cut three | tds ego. TI first tock a Rerstive view of
the proposal, a seemed to be in danver of loose ant ineffective han .- : .
- Gling; however, i have an entirely different opinion of ‘suck a cenference a 4
. aS. Outlined by Jesselson and under his guidance. It coulg, if very well
‘handled, furnish en. Cpportunity for creation of Zorale, | basis for Propa~
Q ‘ganda and @ spr ~beard for co-tinuing effort.
ee eee ed Woes 2. Berlin est only” isthe obvicus lace for t the | fas it is:
f | the only place wre. the impect could inn ediately t ir. Satellite
S. countrins, (Seriin ratio, press and rersonal contact with
: a Poland and Caech “sloval
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‘to consider fhe. in
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or perha uld not, frovide the various hal oe a
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thi ink the. over-all 5erlir expense =f 1 10,000 should
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YEMORANDUM TO: BAKER ‘ . . : .
MILLER oO J .
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SUBJECT . Berlin Intellectual Conference
_ 1. A proposal for the support of an Intellectuals' Conference : m4
, in Berlin has bsen pouched in vy Gearing. He asks that this be given’ \
ff.) + - urgent. consideration and that a decision should be made as quickly = -..
as possible. If the operation is umeytaken Josseison will need “¢ 1
the assistance of two or three people in Beriin. Those people might ° aan
be the seme es those mentioned-in relation to the Commnist Youth {© = +
‘meeting in Berlin thie Spring. - ; ;
Qe. Arrangements for the organization of a politicel and psycho-' ~
: . _ logical coordinating group in HICOG have ‘been completed ard areamiting-.. —~ -.-.
sob /". -MeCloy's approval. .The purpose of this group is to cocrdinate the. ;
activities of the various staff sections in KeCloy's office in these \ :
’ fields, and.to develop a more intensive progran of action. : 4
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SHUTS. This will give him the opportunity of being acquainted with
%,- all overt action planned in Germany so that covert oparations can be |
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replying by hand to save delay.
“(n) Phe daen of a Hm " Conprass fs sn-excellant ona$
But should it be a RCRA" EMESS OF somethin: untertaken
uncér the ausnices of @ non-sovernmnt, especially a non-dceunys
-ing government group. Perhs os the Free iversity can ba roninal
Sponsor or some Eurcpeen Fed far Culturel Freedom ed hac.
(b) Spring is too soon to-organize such 5 conference ,
properiy. Surrest lete Summer or fell. 7
“{e) te be effacsize conference: must bo tied in with ‘sene ;
concrete issue of a en} turel character. in which all delerstes , .
cen @free despite their difference cn. Otner thines.- What’. mo . os
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today 4A which leatinz intellectuals ean tske s position? Phe
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thing, hewerer, ts 50 see thas there ts at loess one mafor ore
ticel issue en whisk everyone cén agree inderentently of atfe .
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MEMORANDUM FOR: DDO/ISS/IP/EIS.
FROM : Ruth EMIff£
; : DCD/FIO/PAO
SUBJECT ; :. House Select Committee on Assassinations
Requcst (OLC 78-1035)
1. I have searched DCD's records on the individuals ©
listed in subject request with the following results: -
a. Carlos Quiroga - negative
. b.. Pedro Diaz Lanz - Two documents for your
retenfion. Please note that the teletype of
: a 6 February 1977 also includes the names of several
oe other individuals of interest to the committee.
c. Roland Masferrer - File A-16-88-46 on lcan
and documents for retention. (Masferrer is a subject
of a recent FOIA request, F-77-260.)
d: Manolo Rey - DCD case 42315 on loan (also
contains references to Manuel Artime). Retention |
copies of additional documents also included.
-e. Antonio Cuesta Valle - Documents for retention.
f. Antonio Veciana -. Documents for retention
(please note that the documents also contain references
to Antonio Cuesta Valle). -.
g: Edward L. Freers - negative
h. Mrs. G. Stanley Brown - negative
“4. David E, Murphy - negative
j. Aline Mosby - Documents for retention.
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SUBJECT: House Select Committce on Assassinations Request
(OLC 78-1095)
a . k. Abrahan Isaac Goldberg - One document for
. . retention.
m. Rebert J. Korengold - negative
n. Marits a Lorenz -. File A-20-44-72: on loan.
Please note that Ns. Lorenz recently filed a request
under the Privacy Act (P-77-2794).
c, Evelio Alpizar Perez - Documents for retention.
P. Antonio Soto Vazque - negative ,
— 2. With regard to the four names listed together on - --
page two of subject menorandum, I am forwarding documents
' dealing with Justin McCarthy and a Robert M. Moore. It is
uncertain whether or not these individuals are the ones of
interest to the HSCA four files contain references to at
least 15 other individuals named Robert Moore; without
: considerable additional information, we cannot make any
‘ “positive identification). I am forwarding, on loan, our
.. £ile on Grayson Lynch (A-19-44-94). You may wish to consult
with DCD later with regard to releasing this individual from
his’ obligation of secrecy.
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MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD -
27 February 1976
SUBJECT: Grayston ‘Lynch, eran Seat Exployee
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1. John Greaney called on 26 February to advise that
in his judgmert DCD's roll in this matter is finished. Greaney
has sent. this material to John Kennedy, NARCOG, who has advised
John Werner, Drug Enforcement Agency, who will contact Lynch
directly.
2. Mr. Greaney has cohtacted Lynch directly and notified
him that Mr. Werner will be calling him. We, therefore, see
no further action by DCD in this matter, and Mr. Knaysi has
~ “been so advised.
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THEN a, @x~BKEERALD Staff Exployea.
(2. We met with mE A, a retired BKNERALD ataff employee, on 7
January 1976 at his home in Tampa, Florida. IDEN A had requested the
meating through contact with an attorney in IDEN B. IDEN A spoke for
several hours about his lifa since retirenent in 1971. What follows is
@ long sumaation: of his Comments, and at the meno's conclusion hig Teasens
for bringing thts Situation to our attention, (Forwarded under Separate
2. IDEW A, who had a major role in the Bay of Pigs activities, and
who was sssociated with JMNAVE during the period 1961-68, has maintained
drug importation business, had been unable to penetrate this group in-
the period to Lata 2973." DEN A, in the meantime, had moved to Key Weat,
Florids, purchased a lobster fishing boat. and equipment, and becoma a
Fespected member of the community.
. 3. In late 1973, 9 forner BKBERALD asset (AMTABY Project) who had
bean terminated in 1963, IDKW C, caue to IDEN A in Key Weat, claimed ha
hsd esssped fron jail tn Cuba in 1970 (where he had been Jailed for drug
ruhning between Cuba and WODUAL), and said he had information on drug
traffic, He asked IDEN A to contact someone in LNCOLLAR aud {ndicate
'TOEN Ce willingness to be of assistance. IDEN A replied he was retired .
and could not help. A few months later, IDEN D (AMTABY-27), another
-forner asset, flew to Key West from Miami. _He met IDEN A and informed
hin LNCOLLAR had seet him down to check on IDEN C. IDEN D identified
staffed with BEXYERALD employees in its Intelligence Division, and that
the leader of the divisfon was IDEN G, another PRHERALD staffer.
4. A few ponrhs later, DENA received a call from IDEN H, another
BERERALD retires, who asked sbout IDEN A's access to boats IDEN 4 wished
to purchase for a relative of bis wifa, the relative residing in Venezuela. |
He photographed every boat in*tha. Key West harbor, and it was apparent to
IDEN A he was LNCCLLAR- involved. Later, IDEN F approached IDEN A and said
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two SKID LD peuple in Hifond wanted to meet with IDEN A. IDEN A agreed
; _ " £0 @ meeting, and IDEN F tntroduced IDEM I-and IDEN E.- IDEN-A know. Po
“ . _ ~ " IDEN 1, ‘but Wad aware of IDE-E-only=by reputation, which was. uneavory. . _ _
IDEN E claimed té be a BRHERALD emplovee,-as did IDEN I. IDEN A, of ” °
course, knew otherwise, but said nothing. Im March 19/4, IDEN A got a
call from. IDEN J of the IDZN K, Miami. He was an ex-EBKHEFRALD officer,
. and he said IDEN G wished to speak with IDEN A in Miamft on an urgent
. . basis.
: : 5. IDEN G told IDEN A that ne wanted the latter to. work for LNCOLLAR:
: to establish intelligence networks’ in the Cuban community in Key West. He _
said no one elsa toiild do it, and he promised to provide at the start
_ US§L00/week plus expenses plus money to pay IDEN A's agents. He said '
~ this monay would not ba’ reportable as income. When IDEN A asked about
: Sos the effect of his own ex-BEHERALD status, IDEN G replied 3KHERALD does
"+. got want or need to know of this arrangement. IDEN G acknowledged that i
: . _ US$100/week: was a small payment, but safd any information resulting in a -
' seizuro of. druga; the arrest of drug traffickers, or damage to drug rings ©
‘will be assessed by a board within LNCOLLAR, and money (thousands of
dollars) rewarded for this assistance. IDEN A would then be free to aplit
the money with his agents. IDEY J, who was at the meeting, added that.
within a year IDEN A should be able to afford the best and largest Jobster
. boat available. ; oo
6.. IDEN G and IDEN J impressed IWEN A with the dangerous nature
of bis assignment. They stressed cover as the most important consideration, :
and IDEN G eaid, "Z don't want tn go to any more funerals", Thoy added - :
that 1£ DEN A got into trouble, there were 150 LNCOLLAR agents in Miami i
who would come to. his aid instantly. IDEN A was adven emergency telephone
numbers and code names, and waz told LXCOLLAR would arrange for his
airlift out (through the LNTUCK Air Station) 1f needed. If hig LNCOLLAR
affiliation was blow, IDEN G said there would be compensation provided
up to US$40 thousand, as well a: velocation assistance. The ralecation 7
assistance was nok specified, but IDEN A assumed this meant six months my
living expenses ani assistance in job searth activities, ag well as
reimbursement for moving. expenses. IDEN J and IDEN L, another ex-BKHERALD tog,
poo. official, were to ceme to Key West one week later to brief IDEN A on the ot
; -local situarion. In the meantime, IDEN A was to prepare a report on what
: . he knew abeut drug traffickers in the Key West area. Two weeks later, - H
: .the two did appear in Key West. The little they knew about Key West drug; 5,
activities was included in IDEN A's report, which also contained uch : i
. additional data.
7. IDEN A subsequently set up an intelligence net, and began serding
’ back reports. IDEN A was feequently summoned to Miaual for meetings with
IDEN G. Often these meetings were a wasta of tima, and on oceasion DEX G
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_ HOTT = paper. on-the-capability of ex-BKHERAID assets who ware drug traffickers,
Das sa + and who had been trained in infiltration and exftitration,--to- penotrate = | .
7 WODUAL coastal defenses with drugs.” IDEN A-shgyed -how the asseta could —_ a -
cireunvent any goverment effort to atop the drug traffic. The paper or ns
“scared LNCOLLAR to death,” according to IDEN A. At the end of June 1974, |
— “IDEN J asked IDEN A to journey to Washington to brief top LNCOLLAR
offictate ‘on his conclusions. It was to be an all expensa paid trip, and
_ DEN A ‘flew up and sgayed.one week. Total remneration received for the
: journey was. only US$150. During the week, IDEN A had many meetings with
- "IDEN G and. his deputy, IDEN M, 3 former IDEN N staff employee. IDEN G
: ~ “ andicated at that time he was impresged with DEN ‘A's reports and access
in Key West, ee,
qe . . 8. Leter, IDEN-A gold ‘IDEN G he had sent lots of reports, but there.
. . had been no arrests, and therefore no bonuses. IDEN A said he would no
. Loe longer work for juat US$100/week. IDEN G replied he might be able to
“ "make “IDEN A a LNCOLLAR gonsultant to protect his retired status. Wa also ;
_-promised~IDEN A a large lobster boat (taken from those confiscated in
‘LHCOLLAR raide),. and an additional US$500/month co meet expenses and - |
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agent payoffs. IDEN -<¢ also spoke of using. IDEN A in LNCOLLAR activities
i : in Jawaica and South Amertec. Nothing ever was forthcoming on ary of
: these matters. During-bhis period, IDEN A also provided LNCOLLAR (at its
Pare, _ requesc) with the names of potential sources of information in the Miami
° area. “"Several persons were app-aached by. LNCOLLAR using IDEN A's nane,
and a uumber of former BKHERALD assets were picked up in this manner.
_ Included in this group'are DEN 0, IDEN P, and IDEN Q. .
said he had heard IDEN G wanted to recruit IDEN A foc LNCOLLAR aceivietes.
H : In June Se made similar comments while at another social gatheting. IDEN A
: made no corment (other than requesting that IDEN F shut up). hen IDEN A
was recruited by IDEN G and iDEN J, they had made quite a point of saying
9. In May 1974, IDEN ¥ cama to IDEN A at a party and, while drunk, . |
only they would be aware of IDEN A's LNCOLLAR ties, Latex in June 1974,
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IDEN: F said he knew IDEN A was working with LNCOLLAR. In July 1974, |
a, DEN G said ba did not like having IDEN L, who waa IDEN A's handling :
: _ . Officer in Miami, dealing with him sinco’ IDEN L was known to be an
: LNCOLLAR officer. IDEN G wanted to have IDEN A deal directly with him |
in Washington, but IDEN A objected, saying the arrangement was too
-In late July, IDEN G introduced IDEN A to his new coatact, .
: cumbersome.
me DENI.
10. In November 1974, it becama apparent the drug ring in Key West
on which ILEN A’s group waa reporting was becoming spooked and overly
cautious. Through several of his agents IDEN A learned this resulted
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froa a direct approach to the violators by LNCOLLAR officer IDEY £. who
had coma te Key West unbexnownst te IDEN A. Through friends ic Ntant -
TEN A found! out IJEN E was in charge of IDSN A's operation in Kev West,
had a homos i relatioaship with IDEN F which went back for wary yeara
(and was responsible for the breakup of IDEN E's first marriage). had big
real estate deals going in Miant, hed a Swisa tank account, and was still
using BKRERALD covar in Miamf,
. 11. IDEN|P, who was aware of IDEN B's LNCOLLAR connection, snd two
other LNCOLLAR assets in the Miant srea, had agreed to assist LNOOLIAR
only if LNCOLLAR offictals could suerantee IDEN F would never imou of
their relatiouship or saa any of their foformant ‘Feports. IDEN I arranged
for this through IDEN G, and the three agents’ files were placed in
TDEN N'a safe. IDEN A subsequeatly hag learned IDEN 2 routinaly sew
ail of IOAN P"s raporta. ‘Later, whea the revelations in the preceding
‘hin ha vould be brought tg Washington to discuss the matter, but nothing
ever cama of it. Ironically, IDEN E was taken fata LNCOLLAR on the orders
Of LRECOLLAR Director IDE R, and it was specified that po clearance or
background check would be undertaken oa hin.
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42. IDEN I amt WEN A decided to approach IDEN F to learn more about
IDEN §, During a one hour discussion, MEN F gatd ha had been appointed
the recruiting officer within BRHERALD for persons who would go to
LECOLLAR. -IDEN F adid he had known IDEN £ for a long period of tina, and
had brought hin along in BKHERALD hierarchy. IDEN A believes IDEN F
also engineered the absence of a security check on IDEN Z by LNCCLLAR
@ince he did not ‘want his honosexual relationship with IDEN E revested.
At that point IDEN, A called IDEN G acd filled bim in on what had deen
' learned, including IDEY P'g admission that IDEN E had told him IDER A
Wag-an TNCOLLAR adset. IDEN G denied knowing IDEN F, but said he would
check on IDEN BE, “IDEN Acinet with IDEN G tha next day in Miami to fill
hin in further, and IDEN ¢ ordated a ful) investigation. In the negntinea,
DEN F told IDEI E of his meeting with IDEN 1 and IDEN-A, and IDEN 5 .
“| wrote a menorandm saying a fallow LACOLLAR. officer (IDEN I) had over
Stepped tha bounds of Propriety iq h
is relationship with an LNCOLLAR
seset (IDEN A), and that IDEN 2 and IGE% A vers ruaning an investigation
on IDEN 5. IDEN £ described the situation as ‘intolerable’. the LACOLLAR
inquiry, thea, turned fron IDEN E to improper actions by IDEN I in.
discussing an LNCOLLAR employea with an asset. Tha Internal Affairs
Section of LNCOLLAR did continue the IDEN E probe and concluded by May 1975
that the chargea againgt IDEN BE were accuracé. In the meantime, ID¥N I
Was interrogatad by IDEN M on hia velationship with IDEN A.
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MDEN E, and that he had. meritioned this to IDEN G. IDEN C had asseted = =
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operation was being transferred to tie Miamf rapional office, and that
his financtal relationship with LNCOLLAR would bu terminated and then
*On 9 September 1975,
@ atate-feteral vask force arrested 39 persons in Key West. IDEN A bnew
‘nothing about the arrests in alvanca, \He called INEY G to find out vhat
wag happening, and LEN G said he also was unaware of them. He asked oo
The next day IDEN A
met with a suurce yvho told liim someona had blown IDEN A's LNCOLLAR
affiliation fo the drug riny. He described the leak aa coming from an
ex~BKHERALD officar wko hatad IDEN A. DE&N A's source, who was in touch
with drug ring necbers, tuid IDEN A the codename of his LNCOLLAR operation
(IDEN $), and IDEN A. ledrned WEN F had spread thia-word all over town.
WEN A subsequently received telephone death threata (one of the ring
mewber's girl friend called to tell him a white LNCOLLAR infcrmant (IDEN A)
would not get out of tomm.alive). There had been eight informant deaths
in Monroe County (Key. West) “An 1975, all unsolved nurdera. There wag
avery reason,-Chen, to take the threata seriously. EN A informed
“ENCOLLAR about the threata. LNCOLLAR replied that DEN A was pushing the
. panic button, and asked for more information. IDEN A requested that the
‘amargency evacuation a
pparatus be used, but LNCOLLAR refused. Finally,
TAICOLLAR said "We doa’t know what you expect ug to do since you'va been
' terminated”. IDEN A, who had been’ terminated by LNCOLLAR/Washington,
had not been picked up subsequently by the Miami Regional Office.
14. IDEN A, desiring to keep a low profile, could not talk to many
_ of hie agents 4n Key West, but the few-ha did reach were expecting a
portion of the reward money since the ring that waa rolled up was one the
agenta had reported on for rany montlis. IDEN A checked with LNCOLLAR
en thia, and was informed his net'a information was not ueed as tha basia
for the arrests. IDEN A learned that IDEN F had: passed the word around ©
Key West that IDEN A was not an LNCOLLAR staff erployee, which mada IDEN A
“Ha also learnad plans had been made locally for
his’ murder, At that poine, IDEN A then made his escape wikh hia wife,
In Miami, he mot with IDEN M.. IDEN M claimed IDEN 2 had not caused any
of the problems IMEX A had experienced. Concarning money asourances,
IDEN M firet dented any prowiescs had been made. Later he ‘said any that
had been made (by IDEN G) were unauthorized. fla reiterated IDE A's
Yeporting, although ‘accurate, wao not used in the arresca. LNCOLLAR
agreed to provide IDEN A with USS1LY00 for all-his problems, and raised
tha eum later to'US$3 thousand. . IDEN A accepted tha money, but did not
indicate he was satisfied with: thia sua, -
15. Ei A enuck back into Key West and packed his household gouds
in one avening. liis boat wae given to a fish supply house tv sell. Sinca
he owed che company money for suvplies he had purchased, the rish house
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gold the boast fer a sus equal to bis debts. IDEN A'a wife quit her “job
without notice, and he esticates his actual Financial losses are ~
US$25 thousand, LNCOLLAR has indicated thea US$3 thousand payment ta —
“all IDEN A will get”, and he is determined to get more,
_ 6.. IDEX A belteves many of hig agants think he did receive a payoff
from LNCOLLAR following the arrests, and that he took all the coney and
ran, leaving thea exposed in Key West: The cars of two of his agents
wora burnec, and IDEN D, IDEN P, and othets in the Miamt area quit working
_for LNCOLLAR when they learned of the treatment. he had received and/or
. Yeceived death threats themselves, . [DEN T. As a result, IDEN A cannot
return to Key Woat, and bis lobster business no longer exists.
_ 17. The purpose of IDEN A's_contacting the BKHERALD {9 fire? to
‘Let us know what bag happened to many of its former employees and assets.
IDEN. A believes BXHERALD ‘should know: of the false provisea that vere used
to lure sone BXHERALD employees to work at LNCOLLAR. Aa documentation,
he provided IDEN I'a grievance: ‘letter to LNCOLLAR which io attached* and
for retention. IDEN I has, incidentally, been taken out of tha Intelligence
Divfeion of LNCOLLAR and placed ia enforcement work in Miant. IDEN I
ia currently seeking to return to BKHERALD employment, and IDEN A says
IDEN I will verify bio statements on the treatment of BXHERALD personnel
who transferred to LNCOLLAR. (IDEN I's home phone in. Miami is IDEN Yr.)
He and the other ex~BIGIERALD amployaes working at a’ lower level ara fed
up with LNCOLLAR, and are convinced they will never recaive fair traatment
in that organization, Since IDEN A deliaves the recniitmant of BKEERALD
officers to switch to LNCOLLAR will be a continuing thing, he feels we
should know. the realities.of life im LNCOLLAR. .
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18. In addition, he notes LNCOLLAR ia using many retired, BKXERALD
people and former BKHERALD asseta in its activities. IDEN A believes
these peroons, in many instances, are boing both used and abased, Any
flap which oceura as a result of LNCOLLAR alemanagenent will bounce
back on SRAIERALD, sinca it appears BKHERALD is trvalved in the LICOLLAR |
Operation. Indeed, IDEN G has given tha impression his activities have
been cleared with and approved by BKHERALD, Those assata who are being
turned off by LNCOLLAR mismanagement ara going to be lost to BKHSRALD as
well aa to LNCOLLAR. Some of these persona could be significant asseis
iu years to coma.
19. A flap my not be so far off. In resent waeka IDEN U, whe 16
writing a book about tae role of the Cubans IDEN V and IDEN W tn tha
WDWEN & affair, called IDEN A and aatd he has inforzatton that IDEN 6's
wife and IDEN ¥'s business manager made a trip to Florida receutly.
Also IDEN U eaid he hae learned that a former BKRERALD man who is a
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funda ware given to someone in Miext to batl out a Puerto Rican drug
The investigation of IDE Z by LNCOLLAR internal affairs did
reveal, according to IDEN A, that US£13 thousand could not be accounted
for by IDEN E, whose career appears to have bean unaffected by the
invescigatiou. IDEN U, who obviousty has a source within LNCOLLAR, alao
told IDEN A about many of the individuals (by name) in LXCOLLAR who are
formerly BKHERALD empioyees. ‘ /
20. IDEN U'a information appears to be accurate. according to IDEN A,
who recalle receiving a telephons call from IDEN G in July 1973. IDEN G
was agitated, and asked IDEN A @o handle a matter for him quickly and
quietly. He said hie'wife, childrea, and the business agent of IDEN Y
were in Kay W@sz, and were supposed to stay in the apartment of a retired’
“BRRFRALD employea named IDEN Z (forzeriy vith IDEN AA). IDEN Z, a friend
of IDEN. F, hed left the ares and gave hia epartment. key to IDEN PF. When
IDEN C's wife and the others arrived in Key Weat, theyecould not locate .
TOXN F to get the key.’ IDEN C asked IDEN A.to find out what they were . Se
doing, “and juet how far'my neck is stuck out". IDEN A learned they had fo
“@hecked into a local eotel. He called IDEN G and pacsed on thio information.
IDEN G uss relieved, but asked IDEN 4: to keep en eye on them and report
their movements to him. Subsequently, vhile.on a trip to Miami, IDEN A
‘was approached by aa LNCOLLAR officer ia Ioternal Affairs. This individual
said the episode vas under active tavestigation, and asked IDEN A what
- he knew about it. i
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21. Pinally, IDEN A 19 gtving 2KFERALD an opportunity to provide
whatever advica, guidance, and assistance it wishes to furnish before
he takes further action to obtain just compensation from LNCOLLAR, He
is thinking {n tarns of possible BXHEZALD intarvention on his behalf
with LNCOLLAR. Ha recdgnizes AEHZRALD may wish to let him fend for
himselZ. In that event, ha plans‘to spproach IDEN BB in Taspa to reveal
. tha above atory, and seek IDEN B3'a sesiatenca in petitioning LNCOLLAR
, fof {{nancial relief. He will aot take aay action with IDEN BB until
he haa heard from BEKHERALD. Sinée he {9 anxfous to get started on . . ,
this matcer, a epeady roply to alg request for asstatance will ba
_ .appracteted. .
22. ‘IDEN A, incidentally, has doeide4 to remain in Tampa, ard hes
obtained a job aa chief investigator for a local privata security
service. Wa indicated a reply would be forthcoming either throvgh ua
or directly to IDEN A, His phone number ia IDEN A. He resides at IDEW A.
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Chief, Domestic Collection Division DATZ: 14 January 1976
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Deputy Chief of Operations (Watts) :
Chief, Miami Field Office -
_ IDEN A, ex-BKHERALD Staff Euployee _ :
1. We met with IDEN A, a retired BKHERALD staff employee, on 7°
January 1976 at his home in Tampa, Florida. iDEN A had requested the
meeting through contact with an attorney in IDEN B. IDEN A spoke for
several hcurs about his life since retirement in 1971. What follows is
a long summation of his comments, and at the mero’s conclusion his reasons
_ for. bringing this situation to our attention. [Forwarded under Separate =.
‘Cover J. . Let re la
2. IDEN A, who had a major role in the Bay of Pigs activities, and
who was associated with JMWAVE during the.period: 1961-68, has :aintained
Many contacts within the Cuban community in Florida, - -LNCOLLAR, which
was aware of the involvement of some ex-BKHERALD assets (Cubans) in the .
drug importation business, had been unable to penetrate this group in
the period to Late 1973. IDEN A, in the meantine, had moved to Key West,
Florida, purchased a lobster fishing boat and equipment, and become a
respected member of the community.
' 3. %In late 1973, a former BKHERALD asset (AMTABY Project) who had
been terminated in 1963, IDEN C, cane to IDEN A in Key West, claimed he
had escaped from jail in Cuba in 1970 (where he had been jailed for drug
Tunning between Cuba and WODUAL), and said he had information on drug
traffic. He asked IDEN.A to contact someone in LNCOLLAR and indicate
IDEN C's willingness to be of assistance. IBEN A replied he was retired
_and cculd not help. A few months later, IDEN DB (AMTABY-27), another
former asset, flew to Key Weet from Miami. Me met IDEN A and informed
bim LNCOLLAR had” sent him down to check on IDEN C. IDEN D identified
“ his LNCOLLAR contact as IDEN E, an ex-BKHERALD asset and former BKHERALD
contract employee. At about this time IDEN F, a former BKHERALD staff
employee, moved to Key West and, ‘informed IDEN A that LNCOLLAR was being
staffed with BXHERAID employees in its Intelligence Division, and that
the leader of the division was IDEN G, another BKHER‘LD staffer.
4. 4& few months later, IDEN A received a call from IDEN H, another
BKHERALD retiree, who asked about IDEN A's access to boats IDEN H wished
to purchase for a relative of his wife, the relative residing in Venezuela.
He photographed every boat in. the Key West harbor, and it was apparent to
IGEN A he was LNCOLLAR- involved. Later, IDEN F approached IDEN A and said
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two BKHERALD people in Miami wanted to meet with IDEN A. IDEN A agreed
to a weeting, auc IDEN F tuiredcced IDEN I and IDEN E. IDEN A knew
IDEN 1, but was aware of IDEN E only by reputation, which was unsavory.
IDEN E claimed co be a BKHERALD employee, as did IDEN T. IDEN A, of ‘
course, knew otherwise, but said nothing. In March 1974, IDEN A got a
call from IDEN J of the IDEN K, Miami. He was an ex~-BKHERALD officer,
and he said IDEN G wished to speak with IDEN A in Miami on an urgent
basis.
5. IDIN G told IDEN A that he wanted the latter to work for LNCOLLAR
to establish intelligence networks in the Cuban community in Key West. He
said no one else could do it, and he promised to provide at the start
US$100/week plus expenses ‘plus money to pay IDEN A's agents. He said
this money would not be repdérteble as income. When IDEN A asked about
_the effect of his “own, ex-BKHERALD status, IDEN G replied BKHERALD does
“mot want of need to kfow-of this arrangement. IDEN G acknowledged that
US$109/week was a small payment, but said any information resulting in a
seizure of drugs, the arrest of drug traffickers, or damage to drug rings ..
_will be assessed by a board within LNCOLLAR, and money (thousands of
dollars) rewarded for this assistance. IDEN A would then be free to split
the money with his agents. IDEN J, who was at the meeting, added that
within a year. IDEN A should be ‘able to afford the best and largest lobster
boat available. :
6. IDEN G and IDEN.J impressed IDEN A with the dangerous nature
vf his assignment. They stressed cover as tne most important consideration,
‘and IDEN G said, "1 don't want to go to any more funerals". They added
that if IDEN A got into trouble, there were 150 LNCOLLAR agents in Miami
who would come to his aid instantly. IDEN A was given emergency telephone
_ humbers and code names, .and was told LNCOLLAR would arrange for his
airlift cut (through. the LNTUCK Air Station) if needed.’ If his LNCOLLAR
affiliation was blown, IDEN G said there would be compensation provided
up te US$40 thousand, as well as ,relocatioa assistance. The relocation
assis.ance was'not specified, but IDEN A assumed this meant six months
living expenses and assistance in job search activities, as well as
reiubursenent for moving expenses. IDEN J and IDEN L, another ex-BKHERALD
official, ware to come to Key West one week later to brief IDEN A on the
local sitwatien. In .the ‘meantime, IDEN A was to prepare a report on what
he knew about drug traffickers in the Key West area. Two weeks later,
' the two did appéar ‘in Key West.: ‘The little they knew about Key West drug -
activities vas included in IDEN A's report, which also contained much
additional data. an
“7, TDEN A subsequently set up an intelligence net, and began sending
back reports... IDEN A was frequently summoned to Miami for meetings with
IDEN G. Ofteri. these meetings’ were a waste of time, and on occasion IDEN G
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‘IDEN F said he knew IDEN A was working with LNCOLLAR. In July 1974,
.IDEN G said he did not like having IDEN L, who was IDEN A's handling
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would not even show up. At one point IDEN J asked [DEN A to'wefie.a
paper on the capability of ex-BKHERALD assets who.were drug traffickers,
and ‘who had been trained in infiltration and cxfiltration, to penetrate
WODUAL coastal defenses with drugs. IDEN A showed how the assets could
circumvent any government effore to stop the drug traffic. The paper
“seared LNCOLLAR to death," according to IMEN A. At the end of June 1974,
IDEN J asked IDEN-A to journey to Washington to brief top LNCOLLAR
officials on his conclusions. It was to be an all expanse paid tcip, and : ;
IDEN A flew up and stayed one week. Total remuneration received for the -
journey was only US$150. During the week, IDEN A had many meetings with ; ‘
IDEN G and his deputy, IDEN M, a former IDEN N staff employee. LOEN G.
indicated at that time he was impressed with IDEN A's reports and access
ia Key West.
8. Later, WEN A told IDEN G he had sent lots of reports, but there
had been ro arrests, and. therefore no bonuses. IDEN A said tie would no :
longer work for juse US$100/week. IDEN G replied he might be able to... -- — -- we eee bs
make IDEN A a LNCOLLAR consultant to protect his retired status. He also |
promised IDEN A a large lobster boat (taken from those confiscated in| - |
LNCOLLAR raids), and an additional US$500/month to meet expenses and '
agent payoffs. IDEN. S also spoke of using IDEN A in LNCOLLAR activities
these matters. During this period, IDEN A also provided LNCOLLAR (at its
request) with the names of potential sources of information in the Miami
area. Several persons were approached by LNCOLLAR using IDEN A's name,
and a number of former BKHERALD assets were picked up in this manner. . . f
Included ia this group are IDEN 0, IDEN P, and IDEN Q.
9. In May 1974, IDEN F came to IDEN A at a party and, while drunk,
said he had heard IDEN G wanted to recruit IDEN A for LNCOLLAR activities.
In’ June he made similar comments while at. another social gathering. IDEN A
‘made no comment (other than requesting that IDEN F shut up). When IDEN A
was recruited by IDEN G and IDEN J,- they had mace quite a point of saying
‘only they would be aware of IDEN A's LNCOLLAR ties. Later in June 1974, R
officer in Miami, dealing with him since IDEN L was known to be an .
LNCOLLAR officer. IDEN G wanted to have IDEN A deal directly with him bi
in Washington, but IDEN A objected, saying the arrangement was too .
cumbersome. In late July, IDEN G introduced IDEN A to his new contact,
IDEN 1. , : :
10. In November 1974, it became apparent the drug ring in Key West
on which IDEN A's group was reporting was becoming spooked and overly —
cautious. Through several of his agents IDEN A learned this resulted ‘
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from a direct apprvach to the violators by LNCOLLAR officer IDEN E, who
had come to Key Kest unbeknowngc to IDEN A. Through friends in Miamt,
IDEN A found out IDEN E was in charge of IDEN A's operation in Key West,
had a homosexual relationship with IDEN F which went back for many years
(and was responsible for the breakup of IDEN E's first narrfage), had dig
real estate deals yoing in Miami, had a Swiss bank account, and was still
using BKHERALD cover in Miami.
11. IDEN'P, who was aware of IDEN E's LNCOLLAR connection, and two
other LNCOLLAR assets in. the Miami area, had agreed to assist LNCOLLAR
‘only if LNCOLLAR officials could guarantee IDEN E would never know of
their relationship or see any of their informant reports. IDEN I arranged
for this through IDEN G, and the three agents’ files were placed in .
IDEN M's safe. IDEN A subsequently has learned IDEN E routinely saw
all of IDEN P’s reports. Later, when the revelations in the preceding
IDEN E, and that he had mentioned this to IDEN G. IDEN G had assured
him he would be brought to Washington to discuss the uatter, but nothing’. -
ever came of it. Ironically, IDEN E was taken into LNCOLLAR on the orders :
of LNCOLLAR Director IDEN R, and it was specified that no clearance ‘or
background check would be undertaken on him. :
12. “IDEN I and IDEN A decided to approdch IDEN F to learn more about
IDEN E, During a one hour discussion, IDEN F said he had been appointed
the recruiting officer within BKHERALD for persons who would go to
“ENCOLLAR.. IDEN F said he had known IDEN E fora long period of time, and
chad brought him along in BKHERALD hierarchy. IDEN A believes IDEN F
also engineered the absence of a security check on IDEN E by LNCOLLAR
“gince he did not want his homosexual relationship with IDEN E revealed.
At that point IDEN A called IDEN G and filled him in on what had been
learned, including IDEN F's admission that IDEN E had told him IDEN A
was an LNCOLLAR asset. IDEN G denied knowing IDEN F, but said he would
‘check on IDEN E. | IDEN A met with IDEN G the next day in Miami to fill
him in further, and IDEN G ordered a full ‘investigation. In the meantime,
IDEN F told IDEN E of: his meeting with IDEN I and IDEN A, and IDEN E
wrote a menorandum saying a fellow LNCOLLAR officer (IDEN I) -had over-
_stepped the bounds. of propriety in his relationship with an LNCOLLAR
‘asset (IDEN A), am! that IDEN I and IDEN A were running an investigation
on IDEN E. IDEN E described the situation as “intolerable”, The LNCOLLAR
inquiry, then, tutned from IDEN E to improper actions by IDEN I in
discussing an LNCOLLAR employee with an asset. The Internal Affairs
_ geétion of LNCOLLAR did continue the LDEN E probe and covcluded by May 1975
that the charges against IDEN E were accuraic. In the meantime, IDEN I
was interrogated by IDEN M on his relationship with IDEN a.
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¥ 13. In Auguat’ 1975, LCEN G informed IDEN A that control of his
: operation was being transferred to the Miami regional office, and that
his Financial relattonship with LNCOLLAR would be terminated and then
os : re-established locally following ] September 1975. “On 9 September 1975,
\ . a state~federal task force arrested 39 persons in Key West. IDEN A knew
nothing about the arrests ip advance. He called IDEN G to find out what
was happening, dnd LDEN G said he also was unaware of thea. He asked
IDEN A to continue reporting on these developments... The next day. IDEN A
met with a source who told him someone had blown IDBN A's LNCOLLAR
affiliation to the drug ring. He described the leak 3s coming from an
_ex-BKHFRALD officer who hated IDEN A. IDEN-A‘s source, who was in touch
with drug ring membera, told IDEN A the codename of his LNCOLLAR operation
. (IDEN $), ‘and IDEN A learned IDEN F had spread this word all over town.
~| IDEN A subsequently received telephone death threats (one of the ring
; member's girl friend called to tell him a white LNCOLLAR informant (IDEN A)
_ oe would not get out of town alive). There had been eight informant deaths
nn _ v in Mouroe County -(Key West) in 1975, oll unsolved murders. There was .... -
every reason, then, to take the threats seriously. IDEN A informed
LNCOLLAR about the threats. NCOLLAR replied that IDEN A was pushing the
panic button, and asked for more information. IDEN A requested that the
emergency evacuation apparatus be used, but LNCOLLAR refused. Finally,
LNCOLLAR said “We don't know what you expect us to do since you've been
terminated". IDEN A, who had been terminated by LNCOLLAR/Washington,
had not been picked up subsequently by the Miami Regional Office.
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. 14. IDEN A, deniring to keep a low profile, could not talk to many
. of his agents in Key Wost, but the few he did reach were expecting a
" “. . portion of the reward money since the ring that was rolled up was one the
se - : agents had reported on for many months. IDEN A checked with LNCOLLAR
on this, and was Informed his net's information was not usei as the basis
for the arrests. INEN A learned that IDEN F had passed the word around
Key West that IDEN A was not an LNCOLLAR staff employee, which made IDEN A
fair game for removal. He also. learued plans had been made locally for
his murder. At that point, IDEN A then made his escape with his wife.
In Miami, he met with IDEN M. IDEN M claimed IDEN E had not caused any
of the problems IDEN A had experienced. Concerning money assurances,
{DEN M first denied any promises had been made. Later he Said any that
had been made (by IDEN G) were unauthorized. He reiterated IDEN A's
~o reporting, although accurate, was not used in the arrests./ LNCOLLAR
agreed to provide JDEN A with US$1800 for all his problens, and ratsed _
the sum later to US$3 thousand. IDEN A accepted the money, but did not
indicate he was sattiefied with this sum. i
15. IDEN A snuck back into Key West and packed his hduschold goods
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sold the boat for a sum equa), to bin debts.. IDEN A's wife quit her job.
without notice, and he estimates hin actual financial tosses ure
US$25 thousand. LNCOLLAR has indicated the USS3 thourrnd payment ie
"abl IDEN A will,get”, and he is determined to get more.
16. «IDEN A believes many of his ngents think he did retelve a payoff
from LNCOLLAR following the arresta, and that he took all the money and
ran, leaving them exposed in Key Went. The cars of two of his agents
were burned, and IDEN D, IDEN T, and others in the Miam{ area quit working
oe _ for LNCOLLAR when they learned of the treatment he had received and/or
ro. . received death threats themselves. IDEN T. As a result, IDEN A cannot
return to Key West, and his looster business no longer exists.
17. The purpose of IDEN A's contacting the BKHERALD ia first tu
let us know what has happened to many of its former employees and assets.
- [IDEN A believea BKHERALD should know of the false promises that were used
Lucie ee eG co ‘lure some BKHERALD employees to work at LNCOLLAR. As documentation, | .
: : Looe ; he provided IDEN i's grievance letter to LNCOLLAR which is attached* and coo UT
; : ot for retention. IDEN 1 has, incidentally, been taken out of the Intelligence '
oo Division of LNCOLLAR and placed in enforcement work in Miami. IDEN T
is currently seeking to return to BKHERALD employment, and IDEN A says ..
IDEN I will verify his statements, on the treatment of BYHERALD personnel
who transferred to LNCOLLAR. (iDEN {'s home phone in Miami is IDEN I.) . ~
we eth . “He and thé other ex~BKHERALD employees working at a lower level are fed
: —_ wae aeew. up with LNCOLLAR, and are convinesd they will never receive fair treatment
- dn that organization. Since IDEN A believes the recruitment of BKHERALD
‘officers to switch to LNCOLLAR will be a cortiquing thing, he feels we
should know the realities of life {£n LNCOLLA®. .
*(Forwarded Separately} . .
"18. ‘In agdicton; he notes ENCOLLAR“1s~ratng “many retired BKHERALD
people and former BKHERALD asseta in its act?vities. IDEN A believes
“these persons, in many instances, are being voth used and abused. Any .
flap which occurs 4s a result of LNCOLLAR 4. 2management will bounce s
back on BKHERALD, since it appears BKHERALD 1s LInvolved.in the LNCOLLAR 5
operation. Indeed, IGEN G has given the impression his activities have — 3
: _ been cleared with and approved by PBKHERALD, Those asuets who are being
‘ turned off by LNCOLLAR mismanagement are going to be lost to BKHERALD ag
: well as to LNCOLLAR. Some of these persons could be significant assets
in years to come.
Sotose son 2 tt. 19, A Elap usy not be so far off. In recent weeks IDEN U, who is
: writing a book about the role of the Cubans IDEN V and IDEN W in the
YDEN X affair, called IDEN A and said he has informatiou that IDEN G's
wife and IDEN Y's business manager made a trip to Florida recently.
Also IDEN U said he has learned that a former BKHERALD man who 1s a
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was ayltatal, aud aphed UBLN A te hamstbe a gather Ver fin qudckiy
ade dy. We satd bio wife, chi deen, amt Che Bualiness agent ot ft
wero in Key Keet, ad wo bar supped fo otay ta the apspinert of a tetired
RKKEKALD ewplcyoe Based 7 ifpemerty with) tobe ASE. TER To fatoad
of PDEX F, had loft the area. aid gave hte aparternd bey te THEN PL when
“rn G's utile ate the orhera atetwed tn Ee, Buel, Ther rents ast bucute
IDEN F to get the bey, IDEN ( aahea Enh Ate tied set ehat the we oe
doing, “ard Just how. far ey peck tm mt boat, Sb AL featnet Uwy Daa
checked tae a Lecal meteb, Ne cabled SEES Gael paves ay, Chie lafermet ton.
DES G was reifeved, but asbed ULNA te keep an eye on then om tepotl
theds muevementa to his. Subpegurwddy, while wero typ te Myandt, POEM A
vas approached Ry aa LACUELAK Gftteer an Intetaad Affater Hite tag tvidual
sald the epdawte wae uister ative dnvcat tation, oot mebsd PER A what
he new about tC.
ea Finghiy, IDEN A ba Aiea REEMA AN Hypa teniie de pPrtes
whatever ostetoe, guidance, div) gaatatanse Gt wlasees Fe fuinist befiga
he tokes further action ta phtaia- puai > dmpebsead fen tise pe ibaa. ite
Io thisbing tn Cerne uf puce bla weiia dS guberios tia ae tie teatall
with LNCULLAR. Ne ceregntecs hatithgis Bay what ve fet Bim feo for
Rinpelf. Ta that svent, he pare ta yrpectae fe thek BS PE fae, a ta reveal
the shove stery, amt sek His bile ad -loiaw & ba pRebi desde 7k EAB
fur ftnan tal reltef, te whl aed dae any are ten abi PPEA wD wed bb
he has beard frow RERHEBALIE hye tote da ababdwa Fo pet te et on
thin aastter, a apcedy Feply fe hid papecat Ing avotetan e afd be
ceeroctated. .
ca TDESCA, tnetdontally, hee getded ty temata to Fobgs, ard sag
Lotions. a job aa ohied feveet dst Fert a facap privers Bites ty
aur tee, Ve Indicated # tepdy wsaid be futdbswtag FE OSE ge weg oa
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“t. This eritten informal grievance 1s baing submitted In orcer that it :
may be passed to hicher suthority for revoluticy. It 13 anticipated that #
’, ~+ fing) action will bo requlred by top echalon Ors officials tn orcer to .
satisfoctorily hasclva all of part of tho issues,
2e I atsh to fila a grievances on tha Fellows: Subjects whic!) constitute
Camaitments mado to mae by representatives of SEA et the tina of my recruitment
oo from CLA into the DEA Narcotics Intolligance Division. ;
eo Tf was specifically told by DLA reprasentstiyas at the lime of my
a {nitiol fecrultaant interviews that (he reticamant plans were tne
- - Bama tn both aganctas ang that @y previous time in Governzent would
transfor with ma with fo break in aervico, J am now informed chat
5/ previaus service will mat count toward retlrament under acction
§326(c), tLtlo 5» USC Law Enforcement Retirement. -This leaves me
" -@ith no chance to accumulate tho required timg for retirement,
cr &. I was told by the O£A Foprosentct:vaa that tn order to expedite
: my transfor Prom CIA 4t would be necave iy to bring mg on uty fn
Bchedule “AY Gtotua, howover, ectlon #2493 be initlated ahoriy after
&y OU lo giecs ma in comutetive caraes wtatus, I nave noe been on
duty wlth DEA for two yoara ond thras perthe, end 1 8a still on schedule
““A* atatua, - . .
©. R® oO reccultment ontsSeomant the OCA cepresantatives stated to mg
that ofter tuo years Of sstiafactsr, satuica “4h OFA T sould ba q
Grade GS-13, Ka promotion te Pastneuming oftar i 7 sonths of satis.
‘Factor: service, — ~ Mee nee te te eee oe ae care
a. DEA rancanuntatives Stated to mea thet £ would be soaing ta CES
89 part of the “cround floarg™ PETBONNSL SP trained anc experienced
Antallteunco officssa to staff tha neajy forang Antalligence division
. of OLA und that 1 could oxpuct Pople upward ooverant on the career
' . . Indedar, At tPae. potne trora is husoparont intel iearce Coteor ladise
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MINA UF items gag stove, Ota eatoulyg take ahotsver action nocenaary te Crave
mY ureviou? service tor fotleores, usdor Bs.6fer, ang career atatus Mould be
estaibcohed at'n the CSE. If DLA comet FulPtrs ane TEMUMENES fade to eo
Wray (2'o reprasentatiyag foctulled aa from C14 fA S943, then Joe Algroast
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BENEDICT MANDICH
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DEPARTMENT GF. JUSTICE
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BURZAU GF NsRCOTICS.
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BUDGET OF ABCUT YStONS MILLION ANNUALLY, AIO [Lusso
4 (EITHER AS ACTIVE RING PEPBERS OR VITTING or Ts |
Po : ACTIVITIES) THE $34 OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE IN XY WEST,’
: ' THE STATE'S ATTORGEY, THE SHERIFF AND CHIEF OF Pats, oo
- ; _. THREE MEMBERS OF TiZ CITY COUNCIL, THE ENTIRE POLIce
i . : : DEPARTMENT, OVER ALF OF THE SHERIFF°S DEPARTMENT, THE
i FARE CHIEF, AND VARIOUS CITY AND COUNTY CFFICLA.S. THE
RING: ALSO RAN THe PROSTITUTION, NUMBERS, AND TNEFT RINGS
IN THE AREA. - VHILE SOME -OF THESE PERSONS WERE aRRESTED
. CWE FIRE CHIcF, FC2 ONE), OTHERS WERE NGT, AND ALL ARE
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. 1. We met with Greyston Lynch, a retired Agency staff employes, -
; on. ? January 1976 at he bons In Teapa, Florida. Lynch had racuested
_ + “the maeting throagh contact with GC. Ona iten of interest to Lyncl:
Se gee ~eoncerna a book he-wishes to ‘write on Cuban operations during the .
“-.~ perded 1961-67, Lynch currently 1s in the procees of preparing one
-.. "Wook" (on: tha. Bay of Pigs) for publication. Recently, however, ha
| spoke with George Crile, who is writing a book on Watergate burglara
Bugesio Martines and Bernard Barker. Crile indicated ha and co-author
‘Taylor Branch plan to follow that book with one on the Agency's Cuban
operations, and focus on Lynch and. William Robertson, two major figures
dn tha Bay of Pigs invasion. - Sines Hartines wan deeply involved with
Lynch as a-ship esptain during the Bay of Pigs and in subsequent
operstions against Cuba, he will ba the primary sourca for tha book.
| 2. Lynch. balieves the story Martinez will provide will be somewhat.
inaccurate becausa ka oaly saw..developments-from the- vantage point “of
a chip captain. Lyacn (whese cohort Robertaon is deceased) baliaves
only bs. eax provide an sceurate recounting. Tha Martinee book is
schedeled for printing in the summer of 1974. Lynch would Lika to
beat Crile and Branch to the punch. Indeed, he believes they will not
publish their book if tney know ka ts going to publish one on tha. sem
Subject. What Lynch wishes is-an indication of general Agency reaction
to any “amiscript be might write on the period. ‘
3. Lynch wishes to write about the operations of the AMLILAC
‘group (Commandos Mombigei) during the period 1961-67, when Lyoch
conducted about 100 infiltration and exfiltration operations {n Cuba.
Any mumoecript he. drafts will, of course, ba submitted to che Agency
for review, Ha does not wish to get into the writing job, hovever,
Lf thera ig.a blanket prohibition on desertbing Agency operations
which occurred in that ‘period and place. Ra notes that Marriner, not
fettered Ly Agency restrictions, will provide Crile and Branch with
his recolicetions. Lynch believe. he can cover the saterial in a way
which will noe hurt ‘anyone or expose anything. He hed no intentions
of gett'ng into the commande taid recounting business. umneil he heard
froa Crile recently. a : . :
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s fatriy quick response on this questicn. He recognizes ro final...
dectaion on his manuscript ean: be made wmitil Agency offielnis review
ie. At the same time, howaver, it my nor be too difficuit:to asesrtain
the presence or absgenca of a blanket restriction on writing about this
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1. John Greaney, -OGC, called this date to advise that ex-CIA \
employee (now retired) Grayston Lyrich told John over the telephone.
that. he wants to consuTE with a CIA officer on some undefined problens
concernina other ex-CIA employees. It seers that Lynch, who was
' involved in the Bay of Pigs operation.and fs an open protanonist of |
CIA, {s writina a book. He fs in contact with Greaney with respect
to OGC's need to review the boek before 1t ‘{s publ fshed.
2. Greaney, who belfeves that Lynch may be. connected with.
Dave Phil tps! Ex=CIA Enployces. Association, asked if we could have
a OCD officer from the Miamt Field Office visit Lynch in Tampa,
_where-he is now living, and Tisten to his story. ‘Greaney attached
some importance and.urgency to tiis’ request and indicated that (t= 7 - nene
would be advantageous: for the Agency to remain on good terms with Lynch.
3. I told hin I-would pass his request on to higher DCD
authority and let fim kaow what is decided. _ Lynch's address 1s:
8709 Bay Point Orive, Tampa, Florida, telephone: 813-884-8610.
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j 3. SUBJECT AND AREA : .
4 Recruitnent of Cuban Exile Aircrews
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OPERATIONS
COUNTRY © Zaire
SUBJECT Recruitment of Cuban oo, DATE DISTR. 1 April .1977 \
Exile Aircrews . . \ |
NO. PAGES : 2 ;
REFERENCES _ DCD Case 64,954
DATE OF INFO. March 1977
us citizen, a‘ former professional intelligence officer. He received
this information from a long time acquaintance who was invited
‘participate in the project discussed in this report. :
An individual described as chief pilot to Zaire Fresident Sese Seko |
Mobuto has been attempting to recruit pilots and ground crews fron i
among Cuban exile groups to counter invading ferces. Especially
_desired are members of Lhe former Cuban Congo brigade.
Active in this project is an individual named Rene Garcia. os
According to prospective participants, two qualified piscts Bay
have recently left for Soutn Africa, presuzably in connection with
this project.
zaire is also seeking to purchase skyraidet atreraft.
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OPERATIONS _ DATE _ 13 Jennary 1976
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SUBJECT Buluglo Cantillo/clain of Rich | REFERENCES . *
Quality Uranium Deposits in” —
Cuban Mine
‘DOMESTIC COLLECTION DIVISION
OPERATIONAL INFORMATION REPORT
This report is betieved to contain. information of operational interest and may not be disclosee to personnel outside
the ®. Oirectorate of Operations without the prior permission of the Domestic Collection Divrsion.
US citizen, individual with longtime relationship with Bulagto
Cantille. Source is a retired Agency staff employee. —
1. Zulugio Centillo, a Cuban national who resides at 6791 S.W. 2nd
Street, Miami, Florida, is a former Cuban general. In 1956, when
he was the Chief of the Cuban Air Force under Cuban dictator Ratista,
Cantillo's uncle cema to hin with an ore sample the unele had -
uncovered in an abandoned former Spanish mine in Cuba. The uncle
suspected the ore was uraniam. Cantillo brought the specimen to
tha US, where it was assayed by an unnamed US survey company as
being the richest uranium suxple the firm had ever tested. Cantillo -
and the mele, who wre tha only individuals aware of the location”
of the mine, recognized archaic Cuban lave did not protect their :
find, so the general attempted to get Batista ta change the wining
_statutes. Batista suspacted tha sineral had come across somthing
simificent, andhhe sant a tean of;men to tha Pinar del Rio area
for six months on a search, The tean uncovered nothing. Batista —
also tried to work out a deal vheré he would be a partner in the
wenture as a pre-condition to changing the mining laws. He was -
meuccessful. in convincing Cantill6 to pérnit him to become a oo.
partner. At that time, the revolution reached full intensity, : and on
Ratiota left the country.
2; Cantillo's uncle is still in Caba. : Despite Cantdllo’s imprisonment
by the Fidel Castro. regire for nine years, he has never told anyone.
about.bis uncle's Find, Avproximately one year ago, Cantillo
approached a retired Agency staff employee and informed hia of the
uncle's find. He did so ofter all ithesa years because of the
developing relations between the US-and Cuba, Cantillo feels the
. US may be able to make use of ip formation. that Castro does not
possess about the viches that exist in his om, nation, and that
Castro and the USSR would capitalize on the find if they were to .
become avare of it. In his view, the 105 shoula know of this
potentiaa before it conducts negotiations with Castro. The general :
is willing to provide the name éf the assay company, so that .
documentation can be obtained on the purity of the uranium.
3. The peneral's US contact notes Gantitio is not the sort of man vho
5 speaks Loaccurately abet thingd such aa this. He described Cantillo 4
4 asa "solid muy”, and says the information Cantillo has provided 4
; probably is reliable. : ;
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nonth usually cn a sexi-sccial tesite Subject is quite familiar with the =
workarge Gs += va gieaer at sen weeed on his experience in Panaue, bis frecrent
yicits there, and his contacté wits tiis office curing tLe feb Leek gicite |
From tine to tine sutject provices bits of information cz opiniens ca Local |
affairs wich he thine: may be c2 interest. Ways in ‘hich fe coule te of further ,
operaticna’ use heave zlso been discussed with fim in getere) termse Subject i
has provided his name for use in registering @ Station autcnobile anc for .
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of the organizaticn ena bas alvays expressec & willingness to assist in ary.
way pessizle.s This night include acting as a cutecuts fornishing gesezel =”
political a~c Cormunist informeticn, setting up cover estatlisnmente, anc tis
Gevelostent of inferrants in several fields. To date, 30 specific cpesirg for
his services Les beEe= evolved tut it is higily Likely that such a srot will:
appear in the futures : :
3. This Missicn foresees no strong obstecle or reason against subject's
teing contacted by ELEUMP again tut feels that if subject had any jnforrs=
tien of possible interest to this organizaticn be would immediately centect i
the writer. In addition, such @ contect might ressilly re-xinéle subject's
previcusly expresseé feeling trav at tines it appeared that Bere Jett hard
éidn't know what the right hand was doing". it is suggested that af SUP
hes ary specific tyre of information in mind, questicns indiceting the line ef
§nterest coul¢ be Tomwarded to thi Mission and plecec vefore subject for ds
corment. If KUcUNP yarticulerly cesires to ‘interview subject it is suggested
that thig Mission be authorized tc so inform sutject so that the matter will
‘appear completely ecoréinated in subject's mind.
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exolanstian of KUILAK interests, <ne subject said tat he fait thet he
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BUG SeeecbGle GF BAyRAL Wibk Ans GabRIEAVE DaSi gr Ws BOG vXBriense
in Maxico exabled him to set un necting vlaces and Srant offices | as vell eg
other cover -rojects for SUBARK, CLACI9 and wunIVY.
Subject seened multe candid and CT had no reason te ballevs that he -
was not tailing the uruth, Ucbjict doubted wit he could eive ALu.RK a prast:
desk of informstion which was not available throush officiel arencies 4
O-orsting in Fexico, However, he scans to bo cutternily « s-iedrecale on the |
eiturtion there ard OVI foais that. ne alr. be a source of sug |
interesting information if their contacting uim would not isterfere ~ith
arrengezente “hich your 4Aiseion ui-ht have wece vith hime
Keodauarvers Pewests ry Coma nts ressrding subject. sleese covise.cs s2en'
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1. A Fepresentative of this Livision recently contacted subject, .
a US manufacturers! resresentative, wo lives in Mexico City, Wichtrich
was viciting representatives of te Aehi Corporation which is one. of: his
eccounts in Mexico city. After our representative made “is standard ex
Planatica of agency <iveresis, aicuucich said toat he felt that he should
Jake it clear toat 6 wcrsec for wie agency in mexico, je qualified this
statencot by saying wat ais extensive vackcroud and experience in Mexico =
enabled iia to set up mecting pleces and "front" offices as vell as otter :
Scover" projects for this Agency, we Stave Department end the Bureau,
2. Re seened quite candid amd our reprezentative had ne reason: to i
believe tant Le was now iedling we Louth, sicatricn aoucted that he *
could give us 6 great cecal of inforsntion wiich was not aveileble through
official azercles operaiing in Mexico, However, he seers to be generally
knowleceable on the situation there and we believe tiat ke sight be
& source of soze interesting infuraation if om- contacting hia would not
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with the thought that he eas qualified te organize a net divested eminst
a target of high priority imterest. “is services terminated in
reel 1549 when he took residence in Hexico for bubs Poarense
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specifics TOSCL
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TO : Chief, Foreign Branch T DATE: _& November 1949
FRoM ; Chief of Station, Panema City, Pensra Jnb-
SUBJECT: centr. Administrative
specific. HYOROL - . i
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that subject's services are not being utilized by the Penema City station.
mers fs2t vac mate thom to Headavarters uncer date of April 12, 1949, in
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pave: 15 dune 1949
Faom Chief, FBT .~0 ;
SUBJECT: Hydrol ,
File oe 202-999 7 oo '
Je Subject file is transnitted herewith for retention —
in Registry. ‘The project has been terminated.
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SUBSECT: Authorization of Ficid project Eype:aituree for . .
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SUBJECT: Géxexar- Avents and Tnforzants
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. . U.S. Covernnent influence had to te introc:ced into the actusl activation
Loe £ each cf his sources. Tris coupled with the faet that re Laekee follow
. throne! has civen 4 slightly sour aspect to 211 of his operations. i )
intend to ciscontinue ovr connections with Scbject
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tram acrcss sheet and eac= coment mumbered to correspond
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CLASSIFICATION
: 24 November, 1248
to ? Acting Chief, FzT pate: 22 “ovenvery 2%
FROM =: Ghief of Station .
Pans cB Cit, Pansna.
. SUBJECT: GENEPAL Accents and informants :
specific. -YDROL Operational Review and Project Report :
Ref: Fi Noe 51
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CORNTRYs YAWNER PERIOD COVERED: 20 October, 1947 to present.
O2gECTIVES AND - Subsect's orisinsl assizment wes the estab-
TASES: listment of an intellicence net for the :
Repu odlie of Penanua ‘with a view to develepin
infermation on our varicus YANNER oblectivess
The asai iment wes too croad because gub-
fect la establiqnins 2 new beeiness end hea net
hed sufficient time to devote to our worke;
is activities were redirected alont the lines
of cultivation of snecifie individuals.
His eulti n 3 tment of ¢:
informant 5 & ilent. His nes
ling of the subdiect of "Zrean259 was ex-
cellent. His na: ndlins of YOR _
4 been unsatisfsectory in that nat spent
suffielent time on the pro! atates
» Re will correct this 4e 8s latest
“assisrment is the nenstrat® rist,.
circles in the Netioral Unt SAMO.
pees ce eben ie has recrmited an excelle: :
ot for this purrose who will be ennloved ata :
3 : salary of one iundred Fifty Dollara ("159.703
Rei bad Lb: pertonth, This project is eoproximately _
wh Beit we 2. one yeur olde }
3AT. ARY Ta ‘date subi fect hes rot received a aslery, |
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training. He has feirly cood contacts and
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i a more valuable in the immediate future. ‘
: To date subject's intellisence i
: nes only been velvatie a3 2 supe
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: hes seen excellent and is ef rea
‘ lie is more interested in the ope
. : gide of our activities then in r
a OTHER FACTORS: | «This agent has Deen nendled “
: in T2E-251 gubfect to the mo c
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st terested in the soot ul adventaces |
gained from her nusvand's activities.
— ~ COM ENTSt-y We plan to contime uesiaz z
t a Sop bo cultivate other potential stent personnels
cece... His prinery contimuisus pr fect will now be ‘
the penetration of communist aetiyicies in
the Wational University of Penamss We may .
-pearrance - the relationsnis cetwees = “HROL ‘
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that we will receive % Vil walue
exoensed. Reslizing t
tant factor in the develormen
operations we pe this will
the most efficient excendity
If not we will convert the
projects. A3 @ matter of
ganization we feel our ult
in this area snoulé veto
operste with a mimimun mumbe
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-virture of his waluable aseistance to our operations in Tanasa.
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Interview with Alfonso Rudolf Fiehtrich by Paul P, Paxton
1. On 17 Yovember 1948, the subject called at 2us Zailding and
was interviewed by Paul P. Paxton. He had been advised to ray his
respecte to tarry A..Reat by the Chief of Station, Fanuma City. The |
subject ‘cab £3 tearn what the erseedare would be {f he withe! ts offer #
his services with Cla at a futare date. At the present tire he is .
managing the Poyal Crown Bottling forks in Panam City and is nezotiating
fer a.franshise to distribute a milz product ia that srea. His primary
purpose in coring to the United States at this time wes to make arranze-
ments for this latter business venture. The subject hss been aiding
the Chief of Station in Fanana for the vast year in-a wanrer that has deen
extreswly helpf2zl to our operstisone. During the war hs was a Lt. Col. .
in United States irsy Intelligences serving for a cons!-aradle time in
China im an undercover capacity. He zives evidence of being very well
versed in intellicence mtters and shows, keon appreciation for secarity-
matters. :
2. He stated that within six or eight nonths his crivate business |
affairs in Fanasa would de developed to the point where he could accept.
@ position with this Agency in a full-time camocity. Ze evidenced :
rs See
PRlayZ
Chins. [made no eomnitdmontw as far as future employment is eoncerned
but I did suggest that vieit this headquarters on his noxt visit -
to the United States vzrovidk¢ he ie in a position te secert full-tine
employment. 1 recomend that his application be given serious eone
sideration in the light of his past intelligence experience and by
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CLASSIFICATION;
TO) = Acting Chief, FBT DATE:___9 July i948
FROM : Chief of Station agli 7 ;
ae Fanama City, Fanara
SUBJECT: comnu- Agents ard Inforrants . oe : :
secre. Operaticnal Datu = HYDROL ;
Ref - TZP-A-102, TSE/F £786 and PACY 188
~. 1, EYDROL, ol :
_ 24° Subject's background tas been with the U.S. Arey in China,
where he crganized a corplete intelligence net. He is an organizer and
Planner and best qualified for tre supervision of intelligence nets and
informants, and intelligence crerations in general.
- 3. He ie a very personable individual and has. the facility for ;
gatting along with latins. He is very well accepted even though he has
_been here only a little over a year, ce
... Se In Tatin america because of his knowledge of Spanish. He
is also well qualified to operete in the China Theater in view of his
past experiences, aithough he bas no knowledge of the language.
_ 5s Subject makes frequent tcsinesa trips to Yexico,
6, Subject has discussed plans for expanding his business into
South Anerica. .
7. Subject has five people working for him. (a) HFORACID;
EYDRAMALIC; and the subject of TZ?-A-269. He has also cultivated two ;
‘ wneitting informants, one of whom is a fairly rrominent Arnulfista and
the: other is a socially prozirent Panamanian and businesazan on whor ve
will subzit biographical data at a future date, (b) Rone cf the people are |
paid. The subject of TZF-L-269 has been informed that we will defray any |
expenses which he may cave incidental to our operations. “YDPACTD has
‘expressed a desire to have a savings or retirment: fund cpened for him in
the United States. This we have azroed to do and estinate that the cost j
will: be about $100 to $150 per month. ., oo :
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‘to maintain EYDRACID's cover.
- @nly a srail percentage of his tize to our wrk to date, however, since
“he will tecome more active.
‘pared at the time he is placed on our payroll. ;
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prior to hig departure fron the Caited States, he is thoroughly cognizant: J
of the ultinate destination of his infcrmation. . os :
10, Yes. In view of HID2°L's experience in the intelligerce field :
he has been given the assignment cf smpervising and controlling the ;
activities of ZYDRiCID who has ar excellent knowledge of the local situa- :
ticn but lecks experience as ar irtelligence operative. This aJso serves 3
ne Turongh letter drop. In addition frecuent personal contacts: ,
"take place between EYDRCL and tre Chief of Staticn. These are usually at
night at tse Lenes of the individuals concerned. Cover is rrovided in
thet the Chief of Staticn and HI-ZcL both nave children attending tre same:
school and the wives are acquainted sceially. . ; i
12. Subject usually reports orally, acconpanying his oral reports with :
brief notes. He is trainirg the subject of TZP-4-269 and HY-RACID to re~ ‘
vort in writing. . : i
13. During the H years subject has been in Panama, he has been
principally concerned with establishing his own business. He has devoted i
he-je now better established and better oriented, it is contemplated that
14. Contract with subject is oral. A written contract will be
15. Yes. He is attexpting a high-level penetration of the Partido ‘
del Preblo. At the present tize, a foreign national who has been approached i
-by HYDRACID is atterpting to buy cne of the Directors of the Partido del i
Pueblo. :
16. Subject is quite camable of using his own judgzent on the sort :
of work he is to do, Since his tire bas been limited in the past, he has
confined bie activities to projects specifically requested by this Station.
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17. Subject ig a volunteer inforzant who is renardei for his services :
by the occasional presentation cf exchange commodities. Since subject does —
not have U. S. Governrent Ccerissary rrivileges, purekases on his cehalf
- are rade by the Station, This results in approxisately 60% redvciion in the!
cost of necessities purchased in this canner.
18. Yes. Salary arransezects have been discussed between HYDROL and
the-Chief of Staticr. We both agree that no salary should be paid until such ©
time as he becomes more productive. It is contezplated that when ve actually
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will preiably be pleced into sone scrt of a savings acceunt. This p-an
pay be placed into effect at any tine.
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19, Subject bas bees informed that ve will defray all experses
incurred -by hic on our betalf. . .
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20. Mo cost of purchase of infornation is involved but he is acthor=
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; 21. Subfect appears to be @ highly degentent individual. (a) Toe = j
: accuracy of hia reports have been good. (b} From a security angle he is i
! excellent, ; i
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believed he is only suitable for semi-covert work.
{ 23. Subject is unquestionably a high-level operative and quite 4
| _ possibly right penetrate any of the local scclal or governzent circles, j
| but again hie backercund froa China is such that it would probably te im- |
wogcttie far bin tr acocerdteh 2 poretretion of ony leftist ormanizeticns +
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“Office Memorandum « UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
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TO :; Fat : DATE: Decenber 23, 1947
PROM : CSB :
subject: WICHTRICH, Alfonso Re
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Reference is mde to your mexorandim of October 31, 1947, wherein you
request that this office co:
induct e& four way name check relative to the abore— d
entitled subject. . :
This is to sdvise that a four
subject, with the following results:
way oheck was instituted concerning the
L-5 Nothing identifieble : :
L-3 No record _ J
1-3 Nothing derogatory. :
There is transmitted herewith a copy of a report obtained from the files
of Confidential Government Brenny Ta9, ft de memnctcd thet eure
aproeerney w= 5 Soporl ot reas
turned to this office when it has served ite purpose,
The above completes cur acticn in this matter unless advised to the con=
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KiAst rg Qnerner ag hn
ROBERT H. CUNNINGHAM Te
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WIciIPRICH, Alfonso Rudolph 4 Decenbox 7027 i
* ; "+ On Decenber 3, 1947 the invest pative f riies!
of Confidential Goverment “Eeney (L=2) were examined and
disclosed the following:
Included in the file ts an 2 Anvests mative
report dated June 25, 1945 regarding one.aptain Al, Re
Wichtrich, ‘miy Serial Numver 0377220, which revealed
no adverse infornation rovurding Subject, It was ene
tioned, however, by four informants that Subject's father
was suspecsca of having pro-Serman leanings during “orld |
War #1, but these suspic! ens ware not verified by the e,
informants, Persons interviewed vouched for Subjecsts a
father's loyelty at the tine of the investigation. 4
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It was noted thet Subjsct's Personal Hi story.
Statenent dated Pebruary 16, 1943 indicates that he was i
+ haw on Ratatan 7, 307 - as MEiLLitn, ant simne ™ - Yoav ose
tigation verified the fact, however, that Sub ject Fas born | .
in Chihuahua, Hexico on Ostoper 30, 1915. ee,
: In &@ casual conversation with another of# a
ficer, Subject voluntesred the following {nformation with | -
Fospect to recerds of iis birthplace. Subdjact stated that | .
he had no birth certificate and had moved from Chihuahue = {
Nexico to 51 Paso, Texas, with his parents, when he war. yO
one or two years of are. Subject stated that he hed never -
- : inguirsd about, nor realized that he wes born in Tillwalua:
until he wes in hish school, heving proviously pres:med thet
he was bom ‘in the “Locale in which :£s childhood was apent,
Viz; Willcox, Arizona. : :
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birthplace as ‘Yillgox, Arizona on his application for ene |
listment in ROTS to eliminate canfliat with any previous
records which woulc then requires alt of “pod tere” in :
making what he considered then a minor discrepancy of na {
consequence, inasmuch aa his father's neturaligetion autoe® .
matically meds him (Subject) a citizen of the United States. .
it was the opinion of the officer makins the
above report on Subjuctis birthplace; that any confit oting |
records of Subjectts birthplace was not due to any motives -
of subterfuje, but was siost probably due to Sudject's desire
to ‘expedite his entrance into college without encountering ¢
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as his birthplace, ;
The file indicates further that records
of the Superior Court, County of Coghise, Piabeo, Arizona,
disclose thet Subjoct's Sather, Gugtave jiichtrich, waa —
naturalized at formbstone, ‘risena/ Septencor 15, 1923; :
Certificate iimber 1755033; rors of imtry, El Paso Texas, .
dime 19, 1915, on his petition for naturalizationy Sub»
Ject's father gave as one of b's several sons, Alfonao Wi{chtrich
who was bom at Chimuahua, Hexico, on October 30 12915, to
Subject's fanily waa residing as "lileox, Arizona, on
May 15, 102%. Subject's father wes born in Cermany. j
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(rent fndfertee that Snbiaattia ether hq Oawnina Fenner
Wiehtrich who wag born 4n Mexico of Spsmish National
origin, As of Yebruary 16, 1945, her application for :
U. S. cltizenship was in process. _ So b.
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= SUBJECT: alfonso Rudolsh w1CHinIcH
Your atiention is. directed te peraprapa 4 of the attached
dispatch wich mentions wa uocuest in tie hends ef the Lilitery
Intelligence Livision of the Depertrent o7 the 4rry. Thies office
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SUBJECT: General -~ Operations
alias 41 WIC: TRICH
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1915 in Kexico. He is a Catholic end the owner of a house
. located near Radio (tation HOX in Golf Yeizhts, a. de P. wich !
he purchased froa dnck fidarsue. Hin tyucinese partner in the.
Pan Acesrican Iniustries Co. Inc. 18 Georee KM, ARIAS, who is a
Seoretery and Manaver of the company. Other key men are Znrisue -
lefevre, Vice-Freciient; end -madeo Lupi, Tressurere He speaks ‘
fluent Spanish ani! n»nears to be gettine slon= very well vith : tarot .
. the more influenti:.1 Paneananians. The telep crs number of the io? tes
Q Pan American Industries .o. Inc. chartered for bottling Royal , :
: Crers Cola where WICUTRICH bas nis office is canama 34y0-A,
‘locuted at Calle 36 7 Justo srosemenn. His office nours are
0900 to 1200 and 1136 to 1730. Hic post office address is '
Box 1121 srcon, Cann] fone. It is tellevad he ms decorated
by the Kounentan~ -overrment for his service fr chinge
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2. fils wife is Rachel 8, WICHTRICH also n U. S. citizen.
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bearer of U. Se pasaport 2146432. Her brother is believed .to j
be employed by. tre federal Burenu of Investizetion. i
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3. WICHTRICH is the father of two chilaren, a girl ancrox-
imately ase 7 end: boy of atout 4. Ue is planning a business
trip to Mexico Zity, Mexico cn 2 Novenber 1947. He will te
accompaniada by his wife and remain in xexico until 15 Noverber
at which tine ke wiil return to runme. :
ke Subject ctates thera 15 a cogplete file concerning him |
in the hanis of tne «ilitary Intelligence oivision of the vepurt-
ment of the arny. It would be appreciated if you would obtain
sa
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with the nuxber in the "To™ column. Each officer shoul initial (check cark inguf?icient) :
before further routing. This Record ard Pouting Sheet should te returned to Regiscry- :
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Specific -- alfonso iudolph “ICHTRICE SN.
@lias Al “IGiTRICH - ‘
Le. outfect 15 a united states Ciliust Sora 2) Dezterber?
1915 in Kezico. He is a Catholic and the owner of & house
located reer Redio Stetjon HOX in Golf Eeizhts, a. ce ?.. which
he purchasei from cace’Fidangue. Elia YusipeSs partner in the:
Pan Americen Industrf¥es Co. Inc.-is George M, aAKlaS, vino is ¢.
Secretary <nd Manager of the company. Cther key xen are xpyigue
lefevre, Vice-President; and amadeé Lint, Treasurer. He Speaks
fluent Seenich and asctesrs to te getting alons very sell vith:
the more influential scnamenians. The telev.one mewser of the
pan Anericen Industries vo. Inc. chartere: for bottling soyal
Crow Cola where WiSLURICH has nis offices ds canane 3LgO-aA,
located at Salle 30 7 custo arccemenae His office ncurs are !
c900 to 12o~ and 1436 to 173C. His post office adcrass is :
Sox 1121 .ceon, Canal “one. It is believes ha was jecorated .
by the .cumcntans rorermment for Bis service tn cuinge
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_ 2. Lis wife ie Zachel 2, MICETRISE “cleo aU. S, citizen.
She was torn 13 cetris¥y 1917-in avoca, Toxes. dtc is the. ~
bearer of T. Se pasemort. ~146432. Ler brother is t2l
bs employed by the Peieral Bureau of Investigation. .
. WICEPATOCH is the futher of tvo cailiren, & girl approx-
nately age.7 sma 2 toy of abou Ne is olannir= a buisness.
trip to waxlco sity, Vexico on 2 Novenbe 1947. il be ;
accompanies by hic at AM 25! Lewies untii povernber
at whier tine he wiil return to vnnan :
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MEMORANDUM TO Mr. Ligntsey :
Subject: Lt. Colonel Al Re Micrtrich (Inactive) |
Some months ago, Lt. Colonel Al FR. | :
“Wientrich, 3444 Gunster Road, Alexandria, was ; :
yecommended to me as a possible candidate for : i
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Your nene has been referred tous by Colcnel Edward R Johnston
es a person who aight be interested in e possible assignment with this
organisation. .
Although we are not presently engaged in a ganeral recruiting
progren, ve aro sleays interested in specially qualified personnels
If you are interested an expioring ihe pompililitiss of cuplaze
went with this organisation, it is requested that you cell at this
office for interview. Ue are located at the South Bulldi-g, 2430 B St.
8. oe
Thank yeu for your cooperation. |
‘BYRON C, SARVIS Chief,
Porsennel Procuxensnt Section
Frofect Suppert Division
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L In accordance with a policy decision to keep DKHERALD contact
with U.3. business representatives discreet, a small hincheon was held.
cain liew of the cusiomary formal briefings in te Beadguarters building.
[KGACETONE-1, IDENTIT’ 1, David C. HIGBY and Floyd N. AIMONET
atterded the hincheon which was characterized by cordiality and candor.
OAKDACETONE-1 waited urtil the conclusion of the meeting to raise his
current favorite subject, that of counteriug the leftist propaganda
contained in SIEMPRE. Fortunately, HIGBY was forewarsed and,
effectively turned around the thrust of the eficrt upon{KBACETORES ‘8 -
shoulders, without offending him, IDENTITY tmpressed HIGBY with ee oy
Rte Pik eh PL URL en RD Rt att et eee 5 ee oe a — L \ \
deed sane d Ube saevcanegeanwe Gort Odbiusen se mee Nee Rhee veces Ce oT « \
IDENTITY 2 to "do things” on our behalf but was onnvinced by HIGBY | \ an
that the best way to 2aproaca the problem was through the cozapartmented oem .
use of individual rsembers, rather than through IDENTITY 2 a8 an :
organization,
2. Discuesions were held concerning Mexican affairs as well as
Hemispheric trends. In the former category, our guests were most
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that President ECHEVERRIA would effectively nationalize most private
investment In Mexico before the end of his term.
3. The meeting was judged effective and afforded HIGBY the : i
opportunity to lay the ground work for his future relations with .
WENTITY 2 members, while satisfying the guests’ need for reassurances’
. that our goals were parallel, They appeared happy with the conversations
despite the informality.
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2-48 lies ef the custom 2ry formal briefings in tae Headjuarters but hia
KOA. TONKA ILENTITY 1, David © HIGDY and Ficyd N. ALMUNET
! atten sa toc lunchea: which waa cnaraciertzed by corcinity and candur,
ark oxDac: CLEUNEIL snitet cotil ine comelusiea cf Ge mewocyg to raise his
| current evorite get ect, that of cQlinc fing too lelout promaganda
i cuntased in SEEMS. Fortunalely, HIGBY wasn fare pened ani
{effectively turmea 2. sand the throat cf te effort upsn \CETONE-is
j ShoulJera, without afeuding sium. LOENTITY uaproskes LUBY with
i hie interest, imteliigeace and mincerity. He cflerec tag zervicen cf
4 Pee 8 tn Mtn vainan't oa our belalf bat was oorvinced vy HIGBY
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these, 59 I crept theough the bushes up to the 011, clinccd over the back
wall of my yoru, ar crept along the side keeping in the shefows and trying
to see irto my huuse to see if enyiody was in there, I finally evade my wey -
to the back door, Looked in anc determined that there was not enybody in there,
but if there was TZ hed every rig t to cone ints ny cm house, and I found that °
<I rag not particularly afraid 60 I decided to go in, I quietly onened the
back door, cape inte the housc, quickly looked eround the corner into the
tedreom and into the bathroon, end cecided that there was not &nydody in there,
I wuiked over and closed the front door, which wus wide open, quickly drew,
tue drapes and turned off the lights. I then changed into old clothes end
“tennis shoes, got a fleshlight evi walked over to the kitchen windor, ehincd
my fleshlight {nto the face of one of the men sitting in the dar just outside,
i was only ‘able to chine Lt on one mans fece so I held it there for a little
while then enoppea 4% off and walked teok to a gocd cornex inside the house.
“fnere I waited with the flashlight in hand kicring that the people outsilte
could not enter through the front coor and if thoy entered througn the back .
“€oor i'd Deable te ciud one of thez end kick the other one before either of
-them vas eble to do enything. I stood there and heard them come up to the
front decor end try the front door, Ett, when they were unruceesful they
didn't do any more or cone eround to the back, ‘They then got into their car,
started it up, turned 4% arocnd and drove off, While they were turning arwuad
I went out the back door, clinbed vp oa a sink, £0 I could sce over the wall,
and watched ther drive off, I etdn't really know how many people were cuisice,
Nor did I know how mony people hed left in the car, Thinking thet this mignt
heve teen & decoy ond that they richt have left somebody behind. x efieatly
_ Climbed up" on to tae root of tha hosse and waiked across the roof and peeps...
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end told the family Ciat there hed been cone strvace poople hanging arsend
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wall and co ca, They rero quiet ecuare Of the problem tinee they hand observed,
or thought they hed observed, people hanging eareund the house all dsy, They
pointed out to ms too, that when their 18 yeer old son, Bill, was riding on
. horseback he encountered toa men vio hed just errived in a white Camaro driven
by & middlezecd or younger blond lady, ‘Shey got out of their car and walked
up to my house. Ons of then, he caid, wos carrying a pipe and the othsr one -
WES carrying a serevdriver, The son asked if he could help these me; but they
rushed him off saying that he coulea't , The two men pecred in the front gate
‘ and stayed around, hanging around for quite a while unti3 a blue Chevrolet
: "-, appeared and tro people got out of it and went inside thre house, While
: ‘ these peonla ware ineide the heros, Aho fue min cutuice iaawg &cgund near the
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arsund the car, Eventually all the people left one way or another, . ~
I said that I was very concerned about these people hanging around ny
hease, Thut I didn't like the idea of people being inside my house ond I
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wented to call the police, Mrs. said that she had called her huoband
esd he was coning right home, and that, he hed some very good contacts in‘ ,
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agreed to wait until he got home ant that J rould go and get my car and bring
4t back home, whioh-I then did. X spent the rect of the night with the
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the kids reported the people leit, They reported that a car had been stolen,
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brightened up and end asked if ho was an Arericen, but he said no,. “uns,*
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told the Lt., for the University police foree that I wanted the car toued 4
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that he would be gltd to if it was,
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hours. I did‘so0 "down the read past the entrance to uy house cut to the rain
highway ju.% to look eround. T went, down es fer as Tne Lady's Bar, When I
passed the corner of the main ntghway’ and the rosd leading oft from it to my
house, I sax @ bluc Chevrolet which looked very mich like the oar we had . pushed
dom to the University snd sor people standine & avound it including at least
one uniformed policeman, I concluded that this was connected with this case.
I went down to The Lady's Bar, turned around and” came back up the main highway,
but from a point considerably below fron where that oar was parked until con-
sigerobly past it kept a bue between those people and mynelf and I don't
think, on the bases of later things that they have said, that they caw me cone
back up the bill, Tho bus effectively chiclded mo all the way UP. I went .
Clear up to Cuajimulpa then and turned dawn the road that leads to ny house ,
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Attention: ‘Hr. 8. J. Papich : poo :
FROM : Deguty Director for Pisas i
SUBIECI® Lyle STUART
Reference is made to your memorandus dated }. June 1964,
in ghich you provided thia office with several qucstions you
wished to have pagsed to Hiss Viola June COBB regarding
Lgle STUART. There Yoliows the information provided by
Mann TORT tn amemw CO WOUT inguiry:
1. Regarding Lyle SPUART, Juan Jose AREVALO, and
Antixomuntaro ex fmevica Latina: 2
Early in the spring of SoZ, in Bexico, AREVALO told
me that BTULAT was prodding hig about getting another of his
books transisted, to take acvantage of the publicity nround
See Shark ani the Sardin J was already tar beyond
Bpcaking terns with Si-aby ond therefore ceciined to have
saything further to do with bim, About tiree months lster,
ARXYALO told mo that BTUARY waa going to publish
Antixosunigsae en America Labiag. and that a young American
Stucent, married to @ Bexi Amcela delli SAXTE ARROCHA
(gio bad written Arevalo, pen YE CONLEUNOTBAGD» publigaed
by Ceete Amic; 1906, finance’ oF hiss sadcical fevolucionario
de EL Salvador) was doing Cie translation into English.
Karly in 1563, ARLVALO told me that the translation hada’t
been gatiefectory and thecetore STUART had obtained a re--
trenslation, by Charleton BEALS. :
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Dr, OSRGUEDA that he was very happy sbout the way the Rook
was selling. * ,
Yrasmuch as STUART haa paid ARZVALO oaly 10 per cent
of moneys received by STUART on the Shark and the Sardiues - aS
gaies (in contrast with some book contracts th which the uuther /
receives 10 per cent Of tie moBey represented by nunber of ns
copies said muitiplied by the retail gales price) i would, Ge
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political parties of government. Hig attempts to get cicsae
to Fidel CASTRO in 1960 were motivated by a desire to expiolt
the journalistic advantages of an interview. His original '
interest in The Shark end the Sardines was apparently :
motivated by money-making Tnterests and by the hope that
be might spark a sensation - exactly what he did mansye to
do with hia outragesus advertising. He geened to calculate
that there might be libel suits possible sgainst the firns
and the newspapers he could provoke to attack hin.
The original contract of AREVALO with STUART was
superseded by another in Novenber of 1961, granting STUART
certain rights with regard to other foreigs lnaaguage editions
of The Sherk and the Sardines and, I believe, establishing
suet SMTA Shan Td awe Fiver antian an anther ARKVALO books
translated into English.
Information about STUART's dealings with AREVALO
and whatever others, could be obtained (with guiie) ircn -
Eileen BRANT, who was tis editor at the tine of the firet
‘Sontact with ABEVALO, She subsequently broke with him
because of deep and bitter resentsent against him, then
returned not too long ago to collaborate with him. She ig
‘Ris wife's sister. She is certainly working with him now '
only beceuse he finally offered her a little better pay. For~
her to have changed her mind about him vould be alnost an
impossitle, I believe, in view of the long history of incidenta’
that had brought her to have contempt for him, at the tine
I knew her.in 19G1. She knows his operation inside-out.
Is order ts get information from ber, it would be absolutely .
pecessary to approach her from aome angle that would give j
no hint of government investigation. She is very gregarious. ¢*
Ehe ia a fortyish mediumattractive, lonely, Hew York single
wosan (unless her status has changed since i knew ber). If
contacted by somebody she would aggume to be a writer, sad
who vould be a bit friendly with her and see her off-bours, 7
she would probably talk freely about STUART. But she is a
quite clever and rather wordly in some respects, 50 that must
be kept in mind in case phe 18 contacted. SHE HAS A VERY
DEEP AND LONGTIZE NEGATIVE -ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES INVOLVED IN IXVESTIGATION. She vse active in
liberal activities in Chicago, aad if I renember correctly,
elthough she igs certaialy not communist, she considered berse®
a little jeopardised by the Bc Carthy period. :
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ect something of his owb printed in English. Ha geized upem
the opportunity of comenting BEALS’ introduction to
Antixosunis2o in order to write to STUART this epring. :
SPUARY wrote very cordially back to OSEGUEDA, boping to mest
bim op & trip to Mexico 15 June. When OSG. EBS confeased to
me bia correepaudence with STUART, he gought to make xe Bee
it a3 ep attenpt to speak with STUART about the royalties
STUART has never paid me.
“ When Dr. OSEGUEDA finally cid sce @TUARY here in
Hexico daring the pook congress 1m June, he only very ; j
tinidly aud very, very brictly touched upon the royuity Jé
aenbiem., and indeed went to ® great deal of trouble to aerv
BYUARE by introducamy wor +~ etotTt fntc ttaee Bavia .
HOBIEFORTE Toledo. (STUART had expressed interest 13
getting ip touch with some publishers and writers.) CszGTEDA
huntied about, taking CBEGUEDA and MONTEFOERTE Toleds ts lusch _
with STUART, even managed to get the KONTEFORTE Poledes to th
invite STUART to dinner at their apartment. There were "
tentative discuseiong of coilaporeting is ene digtritution of
COSTA Amic books ip the United States and of publisaing .
gose boom of HONTEFORTS Foledo'a. ; : :
\ Bowever, both COSTA 4 te aud the ROPEFORTE tolLedos
told se that they found STUART offensively vulgar ond vere pot
at all enthusiastic about having anything to do with hin.
oy Gro wreke: ago; OSEGUEDA sketched the outline ef a :
pook (contengorary history of U.S. and letis american Telstiors )
he hopes STUART will weat to publigh, and gent the outline :
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"AETIKOMUBISMO EN AMERICA LATINA” Hy
Early in the spring of 1962, here in Mexico, Avévalo told me that Stuart
was prodding him abost getting another of his books translated, to teke ef-
vantege of the publicity arouad “the Thark ani the Sardines”. I was alreacy
far beyond speaking teras with Stuert and therefore declined to have anything
further to do with hin. About three months ister, Arévalo told me that Start
was going to publies “Antikomicisso en Americe Latina” and that a young Acerican
student, married to & Mexican, Angela delli Sente Arrocha (who bed vritten
"Arevalo, Fensador Centemporaneo";* was doing the translstion into English.
Early in 1363, Arévelo told me trat the transietion nedn't been satisfactory
and therefore Stuart tad obtesined 6 re-transiation, by Cherleton Beals.
_ When Stuart wes here in Mexico in June, he told Dr. Osecueda that he was
very happy about. the weytbe bock vas selling. :
Inssmich as Stuert hes paid Arévalo only 10 percent of moneys received by
Stuart on "The Snark and the Sari‘ues” sales (in contrast with some book con-
tracts in which the author receives 10 percent of the money represented by ,
munber of copies sold miltiplied by the retai> sales price) I would aseume he
is no more generous with "antikommiamo”, I cen ank Dr. Osegueda the exact
terws,. but I haven't. been able to sce Osegueda this week.
‘I know of no affiliations of Stuart with foreign political parties of
governsent. His attempts to get close to Ficel Castro in 1960 were motivated
by a Gesire to expicit the journelistic advantages of an interview. Ais’
original interest in "The Shark end the Sardines” was.apparently. motivated by.
money-maxing intercs~ and by tbe hope that he might sperk a sensation - exactly-
what he diz manage to do with his outrageous edvertising. He seemed to calcu-
Jate that there migzt be libel suits possible egainst the firms and the news-
papers he could provoke to attack him. . :
I as sure you tave it on file, but Iwill enclose a copy of Arevalo’
origina) contract with Stuart. It was superceded by snother in November of
1961, granting Stuert certain rishts with regard to other foreign language
editions ef "The Shark and the Sardines" and, I belfeve, establishing that
Stuart should have first option of other Arévalo books translated into English.
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bitter resentment against him, then returned not too long ago to collaborate
with him. She is his wife's sister. She is certainly working with him pow
only. because he finally offered her a little bette: pay. For her to bave
changed her mind about him would be almost urpossible, I believe, in view of
the long history of {neidents that had brought her to bave contempt for hin,
at the time I knev her in 1951. She knows bis operation inside-out. In order
to get information from her, it vould be absolutely necessary to epproach her
from some angle tha! would give ro hint of government investigatics. She is
very gregarious. She is a fortyish medium-attractive, lonely, ‘ew York single
wozan (unless ber status hes changed since I knew her). By somebody she would
assume to be a writer, and who would be a bit friendly with her and see her
off-hours, ehe would probably talk freely about Stuart. But sbe is quite clever
and rather wortily in some respects, so that must be kept in mind in case abe
ie contacted, SHS HAS A VERY DEEP AND LONGTIME NEGATIVE ATTITUDE TOWARD ALL
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own printed in English. He seized upon the oppor-unity of cormenting Eeals'
introduction to "Antikommniemo” in order to wrive te Stuart this spring. Stumrt
wrote very cordially back to Osegueds, hoping to mest nim on a trip to Mexico
in June. when Osegueda confessed to x2 hia correspondence with Stuart, he
sOught to make me see it as an attexpt to speak with Stuart about the ~oyalties
Stuart has rever paid me. :
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“at * he only very timidly and very, very triefly touched upon the royalty ¢reblem, end
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getting in touch with some publisters and writers.) Osegueda buetled ebat, ‘s
taking Osegueda and Monteforte Tolsis +o lunch vith Stuart, even mancged to get -
the Monteforte Toledos to invite Siuert to dinner at their epartzent. There ~
were tentetive discussions of collaborating in the distribution of Costa Amic ©
pooks. in. the United. States and of publishing some pook of Monteforte Tolefo's.
. However, both Costa Amica end the Hontefarte Toledos tola me that they
found Stuart offensively vulgar and were not at all enthusiastic about having
anything to do with him. 3
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of U.S. and Latin American relations) he hopes Stuart will want to publish, and
sent the outline up to hin. :
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determine his susceptibility to reczuitaent, but thet she shorid not be .
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blew tack on LIMLUCK.
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B. RIOD 5073 (iN 12837)**
1. OA FOR LICOOKY/1 AMENDED TO AUTHORIZE ONE TIME USE _
AGAINST KOBYSH AS PROPOSED PARA ONE REF. ;
2. qrowsir BORN FT auLy 28 - POLTAVA BLAST. HIFE ENA. SON
SERGEY. AGE ABOUT 6. FROM PHONE TAP INFO LEARNED SUBJ HAS OCCASIONBL
DISAGREEMENTS WIFE. SHE ACCUSES HIM INFI DELITY. MIFE ON RAD -TERMS
OTHER SOVS RIO BECAUSE SON SUFFERS UNDERTERMINED AMOEBA DISEASE
HHICH OTRER SOVS FEAR COMMUNICABLE. HENCE THEY HAVE THEIR CHILDREN
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HEPATITIS. |
3. CAREER SUBJ: . MEMBER RADIO DELEGATION NORWAY 54. ASSTGNED
MOSCOK 55. ALSO SS YISITED SWEDEN AND DENMARK WITH Sov PIANIST. :
RETURNED NORWAY 56. ASSIGNED NER YORK SEPTEMBER TO NOVEMBER 60. ° ;
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UNDER KGB CONTROL IT LEARNED SUBJ WAS RECALLED FROM USA To USSR
BECAUSE OF INDISCREET PHONE CALL TO MOSCOW WHICH RIS HAD RECORDED
AND CRITICIZED ON GROUNDS SECURITY. ALSO WHILE DUTY OFFICER 7
RADIO MGSCON INADVERTENTLY PERMITTED BROADCAST OLD TAPE RECORDING
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/1/Mexico Wed. Kaufman
Operational Approval is heresy granted in the case of_LIC OOKY fl i
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dated___26 June 1964 .
Operational Approval for LICOCEY/L is amended to include authorization , f
for her usa on a one-time basis for the purpose set ferth in your memoran
dum dated 26 June 196k,
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SUBJECT : Anendnent of LICOOKY-1 Operational Approval
It is requested that the Cperational Approval for Li-
COOKY+1 be amended to include authority for Mexico Station
to use her on a one-tine basis as an sccess.asset against
a Soviet newspaperpan, who will be visiting Mexico and who
has pees a cargoes Luc dulsgiioa of Riv Le Senctirce treties
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the period syecitiled. nis report vas prepared iy Leo GC. HEDLICH, ite
auiside case ofiice. a
- - DIRDCK/2 has provided intorsa:iun for operational purposes cn
Evy number Of gabdjects and/or individuals in vhich the S.a:ion pas ap ine
tereat or some sori of reyuirewent iro others (1.9., Fario Noutefer-e
AUAGUU)s Addu, BE GUL. G tums OF PADEFS Lei uy MAjOT AiG0S9 Frere
Sierra, one of Yon Soga'’s fullowara, at the tive of cheir Gua: aa Fas
vol. effort in lyo2. lee BE. HLECHRAISE hes gone vhrouch tbe papers and
bas hed abou, 170 frames wide. The ne-atives will ce icrvarded to Haede
G2Br vers. -
3. The actetr t be:ween LIGWCE/1 and LICOGKY/1 is, temporarily a:
least, suspended. Undousiediy, the revara of LIWWCK/1's sife had a cood
ecal to do with thia plus the Test tha: pressure was being mit aa the <vo
principals by che Station, whether :his seoaretion cag be welatained rer-
manently 1a difficult to say, but LORLCK/1 has ween put on notice chaz
he ia goin, to be subiec. wo femaliy i: 5% lon's. Garaide of thai, LIke
LOcK/1 bes teen quite respousive to ax requirezants imposed oa nia; on
she other hand, he bas sot vean reportin.: an bis personal situation and
: contacts ag fully es he shosld, Thia will shape ap however.
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1. On 29 May ODENVY asked KUDESE whether KUBARK had a
current interest in LICOOFY as they had questions concerning Juan
Jose AREVALO and Lyle STUAET which they wanted passed to her.
If we had no current contact they wanted to know whether we
had any idea of her present whereabouts. ;
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2, KUBARK orally told ODENVY that. we formerly utilized her
as a sub-source and we believed we could reestablish contact with
her in order to pass to her the ODENVY questions. ODEXVY was toid
that she was in Hexico.
3. ODENVY subseguestly furnished the attached list of
questions. It is requested that the Station pass this list to
LICOOKY-1 and obtain from her, ansvers to be forwarded to
Headquarters for passing to ODENVY. The Station is asked to
comment on whether her testimony in court might be prejudicial
to avy KUBARK operations, or whether the Station can see no
obiection to such a court ao0tearauce.
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Thig Bureau currently ig conducting an investigation in order
to determine if the subject has violated the Registration Act. His;
firm published the 1964 Americen ec.tion of the book entitled, "Anti-
Comnunism in Latin America,” written by Juan Jose Arevalo, former ‘
President of Guatemala. The nature end extent of subject's relationship
with Arevalo is therefore pertinent to our investigation. ,
‘As you know, Viola June Cobb, known to your agency, personally
knows Arevalo and worked with him on the tranalation of his book, "The
Shark and the Sardine.” It is therefore possible that Cobb may be in
a position to furnish some information which can be of assistance to
this Bureau. We would appreciate if your agency vould interview Cobb
and endeavor to obtain answers to the following: .
(1) What information does she have concerning the relation-
ship between the subject anc Arevaio regaraing tne Ovon, “A ba Ueaaaiis Os
in Latin Anerica"?
(2) Does she have any information indicating that subject)
is in any way affiliated with foreign political parties or governuents?
. 3) Does she know of any contractual agreement existing
between subject and Arevalo or between subject and any other foreign:
(4) Does she Enow of anyone e159 who may be in a pusitiocn
to furnish information concerning subject? :
(5) In the event that. Cobb is in a position to furnish infor-
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REF MEXI 9238 (1N 73285) (NOT SEKT GUAT)
PROBLEW - WE SUGGEST THAT PERHAPS ARRIVAL OF WIFE FROH PARIS MAY
sr OP LINETCE'S QESTNFECR 1.TCOOKY APARTMENT. STATION
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CAN QUERY LINLUCK ROUTINELY AS TO HIS FUTURE BLANS FOR WIFE
WITHOUT THUS REVEALING OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH. LICOOKY. PRESUMABLY |
HE WILL RESPOND THAT HE BAS SENT WIFE FUNDS TO JOIN HIM MEXICO. |
IF SHE PLANS STAY WITH BIM PERMANENTLY, THEN LICOOKY PROBLEM WiLL
BE ALLEVIATED. iF HER STAY CNLY TEMPORARY, THEN CORRECTIVE ACTION
(AS SUGGESTED IN REF) COULD BE TAKEN IF NECESSARY. FEEL THAT THIS
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FORCED TO CHOOSE BETWEEN OTHER OR KUBARZ. :
2. WIFE'S ARRIVAL HEXI OF IXTEREST IN ITSELF TO HDQS AS THIS
WILL HAVE EFFECT ON LINLUCK MOBILITY. WE ARE CURRENTLY CONSIDERING
PLAN FOR FUTURE ROLE OF AGENT AND WILL ADVISE SOON. :
3. FYI: WE HAVE NEVER CONSIDERED MEXI STATION TO BE MERELY
(CUTUT TO LIKLUCK. YOUR OFFICERS TAVE SAME AUTHORITY TO DEAL Wits
HIM AS YOU DO WITH %OUR. OTHEB 1uBiS. :
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February Lots, met with LICOCKY-1, from 1500 to approxigstely 1600 seers on
the afternoos of 2 February i:ui, in connection with bie rectoy of the TE,
Tew oepirsticen. Tyas steraug cut DEEtLAg Site HEIPECKER aote? tw tart decti-
fied youag men who may have Leen contucting a survellinnce ef tia. leter,
et ebort 1570 hours, KETPECKER sex LICOCOKY-1 on Avenida Nedero, alouwt are aile
from the mestizns site. The case oificer was requested to query LIOXMEY-: on
any slzemiticent remarks LIALOCE-1, who lives with LICHY-1, sicht have ‘wade
to LICOGEY-1 before and/or after the meeting with KETESCKER, and to regert
Gane to Headquarters. .
2. The next ueeting vith LICUOEY-1, es .cheduled, was held on P-tAsy-
afternoon, 23 February LICOQCY-i said that she di2 sot see SEIEEUTR an
Aveaiia Madero ou 26 February, end etded that she did not have ter clagses
With her end without thea cannot identify anyone nore than 20 reet or BO meay.)
LINLUCK-1, soe said, wanted te know with whos she spoke a: socatize on 2s :
February (ihe meeting wes arranged by the C/O via. telephooe ead LINK
ausvered the telephone), end later qeerted her recexding where she met and 2
wast hed bees sald. ie wag Satisfied, however, that she bed tees vealkiog to:
e PEPRDGr ard did not prees the matter farther. She ¢id vot tell bis vbere,
or with whas, or what Led been sala. According to LICOGKY-2, LOCiXm-2 oes
no oblections to her seeing and talking <o PRPRD‘Ers, but he obJeccs violently -
to her baving azything to do with eay non-FEPRIME leftists or Comntets. :
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brother in PEPE! for tvo weeks cr a6, 25d will ‘axe edventass of the trip
te resew her lourist cocumentotias. Ska sald thet LINUXX-) hus bewese ex.
tremely difficult io itve with since SEDRECKER waa bere, aut mt abe must |
eet evay from bis for exmhile. He oblected to her leaving, bei ecquleseed whea
he becney convinced thet ebe incenda to return to kewles. LICQUAT-1 plesg te
lesve on 4 Mareh 14, xd wlll relora on or ebous @) March 1504. t
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ACTION RESSIRED - REFERERCES
CROSS SEFERENCE TO
REF: HMMA-22258
1, LICOOKY-1 was granted an OA on 27 January 1964 for use as
outlined in the PRQ II forwarded with HuMA-22758. The OA as
granted, however, was restricted to approval to use LICOOKY-1 in .
such @ manner that information is taken from her, but that as little
classified information as possible is to be passed. Specific
yequirements should be passed only when necessary, end should be
made in such a mann: that sensitive operational or ODYOKE programs,
plans, and objectives are not revealed. | Tne office granting the
OA also indiczted that the limitations proposed in the Station's .
comments in Section XVI of the PzQ Il should be. implemented.
2, If LICOOXY-1 is ever to be used as a directed and fully
controlled asset, without the limiations expressed above, an .
amendment to the QA will be necessary. :
3. Reference is made to Section 4}, para 1 of the PRQ II
forwarded in ref, which indicates that LICOOXY-1 may be given a
bonus for a particularly outstanding job. The Station is rerinded
that since LICCOZY-1 is a Contract Agent, and PBPRIXY citizen,
ker contract musi be amended each time a bomus payment is
contemplated.
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LICOOKY=1
LICOOKY-1 was granted an OA on 27 January 1934.
She was recruited in June 1960 and has been utilized
by SAS and WH Division since thet tine.
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Chief, Wh Division Eng recesng REQUIRED :
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ACTION REQUIRED - REFERENCES
REFERENCE: A. HMMW-I1321, 13 Fed 1963
B. HMMA~20931, 22 Mar 1963
1, Transmitted under separate cover truename attachments are the
following forms to complete Headquarters' records on subject:
a. Personal History Statement :
; b. Personai nistory S.ctc...cut Uiggontiz 1) ' ,
: c. Report of Medical History sO
2. Subject was originally recruited as a cutout for the LIHUFE/2
organization. However, his actual duties for KUBARK entail far more than
: coatact and communication with LIHUFF/2. He is an outside agent, ‘in
: ‘addition to acting as the contact between the Mexico Station and the LIEUFF/2
‘ ‘Institute, LIHUFF/1 is responsible for organizing and directing the KUWOLF
: student greups in the LIMUFF/2 project; printing and distributing of 1- <opa ganda;
planning and initiating student harrassn.ent activities. Since LIHUFE, i's
duties are those of an outside agent, nis salary was established to reimburse
him for the amount of time it is necessary for him to spend on LIHUFF
activities. In this regard, it is felt yzat the sum of $500. monthly is not an
excessive amount, Hleadquarters is sequested te process a contract for
subject in this amount. oc - f
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pee | PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT ~
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Answer ail questions completely or check appropriate box. If question is aot applicable, write “NA". Write “Un-
known® only if you do not know the answer and it cannot be obtained from personal records. Use blank space at
end of form for extra details on any questioa for which you have insufficient space.
2. Type, print or write carefully; illegible or sacomplete forms will not receive consideration, _ 4
3. Consider your answers carefully. Your signature at the ead of this form will certify to their correctness. Careful
completica of all applicable questions w:) permit review of your qualifi : tions to the best advantage.
SECTION 1 _ GENERAL PERSONAL AND PHYSICAL DATA
1. FULL NAME ‘Loer-Fitst-Auddie)SOSOSCSC~SOSSSSSSSOSCSOCOC AE 3. SEX -
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Yi herich Alfonso Rudolph io) ! 47 iX lvece | [rewaue
a $. WEIGHT 6. COLOR UF EYES 1?. COLOR OF HAIR 56. TYPE COMPLEXION |%. TYPE BUILo
6' 3" 185 Brown iBrow: Light Med, :
10 SCARS ‘Type and Locatien) :
None ho
1h. OTHER GISTINGUSHING PHYSICAL PEATURES \
Non
14. CURRENT ADDRESS (No., Street. City, Zong, State and Country) {13. CERMANENT ATORESS CVo., Street, City. Zone, State end
Toluca Highway - Kim 19-1/ Lo | ‘ountry) AND PHONE NO.
1 Magueyito, Cuajiinalpa Same »s (12)- :
Mexico DE, Mexico Phone S0-77- oF
14, CURRENT PHONE NO. (1S. OF FICE PHONE NO. & EXT. 16. LEGAL RESICENCE (State, Terrajory of Camtry)
20-77-4371 ©8 5-96-53, OF i Mexico
17. NICKNAMES jre. OTHER NAMES YOU HAVE USED
Pancho - A! Og { None
—_ i
19. INDICATE CIRCUMSTANCES ‘including Length of Tone) UNDER WHICH YOU HAVE EVES USED THESE NAMES. . 4
{Pancha - through college -Wilice & Tucson Ariz, Aik Used to date. :
. IF LE T CHANGE. GIVE PARTICULARS (#here end dy Whet Authority) . ‘
OY i
SECTION H POSITION DATA 3
1. INDICATE THE TYPE OF WORK OF POSITION FOP aniCH YOU ARE APPLYING
sete [ee mene Ak ee
2. INDICATE THE LOWEST ANNUAL ENTRANCE SALARY YOU WILL | 1k & PLOVMENT
ACCEPT (Yar will not be conertered for uny positron mth a lowee * OATE AVAILABLE FOR EXPLOWME
antranceée aztary). $s
4@ INDICATE YOUR WILLINGNESS TO TRAVEL
Joccasiowaucy lenequenter b 'SGNSTANTLY T_Jornen: i
&. INDICATE YOUR WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS (Check ‘X) each item applicabhey
ae are ciehiaiaaataaahanisennatiaananiae —_————
WASEINGTON 0.C. PAN VONERE IM U8. TERTAIN LOCATIONS ONL ¥ (Specify:
OUTSIDE TONTINENTAL UV & i
6. INDICATE WHAT RESERVATIONS YOU BOULD PLACE ON ASSIGNMENTS OUTSIDE THE WASHINGTON. 0.C. AREA.
rors
a0 444 USE PREVIOUS EDITION, whe
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SECTION lit CITIZENSHIP : e
1, DATE OF BATH 2 PUCALE OF BIRTH (Cry, State, Counters | 3 PRESENT CITIZENSHIP (Councry)
Oc:, 39, 1915; Chituasua, Chil, Mexico, (U.S. WA.
4, CITIZENSHIP ATQUIRE F ACQUIRED B 5 ons NATURAL- | 6. WATURALITATION CERTIFICATE HU.
= a
| jem | Juasnmace | xoormee tect: derivitive, NA ‘ NLA
7, COURT ISSUING NATURALIZATION CERTIFICATE +8, .SSUED AT (Coty, State, Countryz
NA, | NA :
9. HAVE YOU HELD PREVISUSNATIONALITY —[10. (F YES, GIVE MANE OF COUNTRY
| [res ____{x jue NLA
10, GIVE PAG TICULARS CONCERNING PREVIOUS WATIONALITY.
N.A.
rt
12. HAVE YOU TAKEN STEPS 10 CHANGE {_[ves | 1. GIVE PARTICULARS
PRESENT CITIZENSHIP oo see
nw i NO N A i
14, 1F YOU MAVE APPLIED FO® U.S. CITIZENSHIP, WHAT IS PRESENT STATUS OF TOUR APPLICATION (First Papers, Etc.}*
— NAL
18. DATE OF ARRIVAL INUS. (16. PORT OF ENTRY ~ 17. ON PASSPORT OF WHAT COUNTRY .
1916 | _El Paso, Texas Unknowa
16. LAST U.S. VISA (No,
SECTION iv EDUCATION
1. CHECK (X) HIGHEST LEVEL OF EDUCATION ATTAINED
[cess rasn wig scnooreaapuare _—=—=~—SS”SCS*d:Csd even no ve ans ow ecouteae wo oreree |
EMiGe SCrOOL GRADUATE x BACKELCS'S DEGREE
TRAGE, SUSINESS, OR COMMERCIAL SCHOOL GRADUATE | [ SRacuare STUDY LEADING TO HIGHER DCCAEE
Type Place of Inaus)
{. 19. DATE Visa ISSUEO
wae VEODS COLLEGE OE KEES
| wasvecrs neqore PnAeTORs OECOEE
2. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
ME C* ELEMENTAPY SirsoL
Willcox Grammar School
3. GATES ATYVENODED (Fromans ia
3922-1930
1. MAME OF HIGH SCHOOL
Willcox Union Hi
3. Bite: Aa TENDED (Fromenc rod ” 4. GRADUATE
1930-1934 . txfees to
1. NAME OF HIGH SCHOOL 2. ADORESS . City, State, Country)
8. DATES ATTENDED (Faonm-ens-Taj
4. COLLEGE O8 UNIVERSITY STUDY
DEGREE
RECO
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S. UF A GRADUATE SEGOLE HAS BEEN NOTED IN ITEM &
CE BUA E SEGEEE AAS BEEN NOTED) WATEM ¢ MHICH REQUIRED SUBMISSION OF A WRITTEN THESIS, (NDICATE THE TITLE
& TRADE, COMMERCIAL AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS
STUDY GR SPECIALIZATICN
NY
7, MILITARY TRAINING (FULL TIME DUTY IN SPECIALIZED SCHOOLS SUCH AS ORDNANCE, INTELLIGENCE, COMMUNICATIONS, ETC)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF SCHOOL i STUOY CR SPECIALIZATION ! reo Te MONTHS
Cav. School - Basic | Troop Duty lion | 3 |
Et Riley. Kansas _———-—Harse § Mechanized . 1941
Command & Gener. nh Kah G-2 - C&GS 1943 | 3
8. OTHER EDUCATIONAL TRAINING KOT INDICATED ABOVE.
War Dept. Mis-X - Intelligence
Fort Hunt, Washington, D.C, 1943 - 6 monzhs
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SECTION V FOREIGN LANGUAGE ABILITIES . e
COMPETENCE - IM ORDER LISTED : :
0. LANGUAGE R-Reod, W-Weite, $-Speok HOW ACQUIRED | , :
(List delow each langusse in = - t :
which you possees iny degree Equiv. FLUENT t
of competence. Indicote vax | “LENT BUT ADERUATE | ADEGUATE) UNoe.” | carve |, PRO CONTACT, cApemid
Proficiency to Read. Wee of NATIVE | FONEION. Reseancn TRAVEL weoce oF LONGED | twin siuav
Speck by plocing a check (X) | FLUENCY { _ COUNTRY) | mes ! porents: | eweles
in the appecoriate boxes? wisfarwfsfeiatsfearwispriwts ‘ :
Spanish ~
2. IF YOU HAVE CHECKED “ACADEMIC STUDY * UNDER "ROW ACQUIRED”, INTICATE LENGTH ANDO INTENSIVENESS OF stuor.
4 years ‘high school
PLAIN TOUR COVPETENCE THEREIN. = _
ast DESCRIBE. “FOUR ABLITY TO DO SPECIALIZED LANGUAGE BORK INVOLVING VOCAGULARIES AND TERMINOLOGY ™~ t
{
7
TVIFIC. ENGINEERING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, MILITARY, AND OTHER SPECIALIZED FIELSS.
Business terminology - write. - speak - read & translate,
Soclo-Economics - write - speak ~ read & translate,
Sl iF VOU HAVE NOTED A PROFICIENCY IN LANGUAGE. @OVLD TOU GE SILKimG TO USE THis BILITY IN ANY COSI TION, FOR BHICH
VOU MIGHT BE SELECTED? { ?
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£. LIST BELOW ANY FOREIGK FEGIONS OR COUNTR.ES Ib SMICM YOU HAVE TRAVELLED OR GAINES (hOMLEDGE AS A RESULT OF
RESIDENTE, STUDY C8 OLX ASSIGNMENT. (WOSCATE TYPE OF KNOKLEDGE SUCH AS TERRAIN, HARBTAS, UTILITIES, RAIL-
ROADS, INDUSTRIES, POLITICAL PARTIES, ETC. ,
~~ | H KACce e
cates or | CWLEOGE ACQUIRED OY
i
* MAME OF i TYPE OF " @esiDENce DATZS AND 7 work
REGION OR COUNTRY | SFECIALIZED KnowLEocE ‘| SaTraveL | PLACE OF StuDr | SES | Tavenstupe | adic
: rs eeinone [ee c
Mexicn - 5c ana Economia Present Ne A. xX |x (xX 7x
ar ics ae :
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[Panama Business 1945-1949 NLA, [_x |
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China ferrin. di 1943-1945: Noa, | x
: . ntral Am Teer Condi on '1946-Present _N,A,. f
2 INDICATE TRE PURPOSE OF wisit, RESIOENCE OR TRAVEL IN EACH OF THE REGIONS OR COUNTRIES LISTED ABOVE.
: Mexico - Business - Work Assignment ” “
{> {Panama - Business - Work Assigameat
{ 2
: China - Army,
. 2. UNITED STATES PASSPCAT NUMBER ANDO EXPIRATION CATE 1€ ISSUED.
O% |_/#118058- Expired August 20, 1962
“@ | SECTION VI TYPING AND STENOGRAPHIC SKILLS e
1. TYPING (epay . 2. SHORTHAND (wpry | 2. SHORTHAND SYSTEM USED - CKECK IX) APPROPRIATE ITEM .
kx Unknown i No { [emecs | Iseecomarinc | isTENOTYPE [| !OTHEP (Specify: 2
2. INDICATE OTHER BUSINESS MACHINES BITH WHICH TOU MAVE HAD OPERATING EXPERIENCE OR TRAINING (Complometer,
Micwogaps, Card Punch, Etc.
tad
tad
None)... Tonle gare M2 ee : i
SECTION Vill : SPECIAL QUALIFICATIONS Sd ‘
1. LIST ALL HOBBIES AND SPOVTS IN WHICH YOU ARF ACT VE OD MAYE ACTIVELY OAS ISIPATED, INDICATE YOUR PROFICIGNST
M456r Achletics - Good ; on
Riding Horseback - Good : . . :
Horse shoes - Good . . . .
Gardening - Fair : :
Bridge ~ Fair : : : v
2. INDICATE ANY SPECIAL QUSLIFICATIONS RESULTING FROM EXPERIENCE or TRAINING WHICH MIGHT FIT YOU FOR A .
PARTICULAR POSITION OR TIPE OF BORK.
NAN PS Oe Oe Sane erento ete meee rem etes
we WR ee en nn
32. EXCLUDING AUTINESS EQULIPHENT OR UAC HINES SMITH YOU MAY MAVE LISTED IN ITEM 2, SECTION VI', LIST ANY SPECIAL
SEER EPS yous POSSESS RELATING TO OTHER EQUIPMENT AND MACHINES SUCH AS OPERATION OF SHORTWAVE RAMO Cindin ‘
cote ed, sedge and rececemng),OF FSET PRESS, TURRET LATHE SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL DEVICES. ‘
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: SECTION VIN CONTINUED FROM PAGE €
4. ARE (OU NOW OR NAVE YOU EVER SEEN 2 LICENSED GF CERTIFIEC MEMBEF LF ANY TRADE OR PROFESSION, SUCH as PILOT,
ELECTRICIAN, RADIO CPERATOR, TEACHER, LAWYER. CPA, MEDICAL TECaN ciAN, ETC? —_— .
. iores kno
S.1F YOU HAVE ANSWERED “YES$* TO ABSYVE. INDICATE MIND OF LICENSE AND STATE ISSUING LICENSE (Provide Lacense Regisizy
Number, if known). . .
| NA.
6. FIAST LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE (Year cs feece) 7 LATEST LICENSE OR CERTIFICATE (Year of leaus) .
NA NLA
ofhe 2 bbe
6. LIST ANY SIGNIFICANT 9UBLISHED WE TESIALS OF WHICH YOU ARE THE AUTMS® (Do NOT aubmi? copies unlens requested). INDICATE
THE TITLE, PUBLICA TON DATE, AWE TYPE OF, WRITING (NoerF iction of Sceentifc erticias, Género! Interest subjects, Novela,
tories, Etc.).
NA,
9. INDICATE ANY CEVICES @HICH YOU HAVE INVENTEO AND STATE WHETHER OR NOT THEY ARE PATENTEO. ~
NLA.
10. LIST PUBLIC SPEAKING BUF PYRU IH CF! Ewinwe EVOCoTE re
Throughout Cotlege and business career,
V1. LIST ANY PROFESSIONAL, ACADEMIC C2 “ONORARY ASSOCIATIONS OR SOCIETIES IN WK!
A VEMBER. LIST ACACEMIC HONORS YOU NAVE RECEIVED.
Alpha Zeta - Hoaorary .
Bob Cats } [University of Arizoay
Scabbard & Blad2 ss) .
cH YOU ARE NOW OR WERE FORMERLY
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SECTION 1X EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
NOTE: (LIST LAST POSITION FIRST.) Indicate chronological history of employment for past 15 years. Account for all periods
including casual employment and ai! ceniods of ememployment. Give address and state what you did during periodsof
anemployment. List all crvilian exstoyment by a foceign Govemment, regardless of dates. Incempleting item 9, “De-
scription of Duties® cansider your etzenence carefully and provide meanmgtul, objective statements,
3. INCLUSIVE DATES (from end To - 8) Me amd ¥e.} 2 NAME OF EMFLOTING FIRM COR AGENCY
1/1/63 - Present JAmerican Chamber of Commercé
3. ADDRESS (No., Street, Csty, State, Countrs?
3. NAME OF SUPERVISOR
Executive Committee
7. SALARY OR EARNINGS /8. CLASS. GRADE! Federal Service)
Pe. DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
Management & direction Gf Chamber) P, rdDefend free enterprise systems) {O¢
Coordinate committee work, /Promote trade develop good will. oy:
: ;
10. REASONS FOR LEAVING
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+ INCLUSIVE CATES Fs mand Te Gp 40 and ¥r2 (2 NAME CF EMPLOYING F.2i CR AGENCY
‘Sept. 1949 - Dec al 1962 j_fR.C, Cola Company? 2?
pa ORESS (40, Street, City, State, Courssy?
1 regia
% KIND OF BUS NESS . $- NAME GF SUPERVISOR
lo oG.
aOLS
ITLE OF 5 1. SALASY OR EARNINGS 18 CLASS. GRADE Fodoral Service)
ned
Gen, Mzr, Roval Crowa, S.A of “+ 12, 009 "©" year _:
Te DESCRIPTION CF SUTIES
:Direcrion of manufacturing concentrates, Marketing. Advertising.
Development of sales, Franchising, Mexico and C. America,
1 isedjbortling plants} O&
13 REASONS FOR LE AGING
4
Transfer to States - Preffered M2xico.
3. INCLUSIVE DATES (From and Jo- By slo and Yr) 2. MAME OF EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGEKTCY
‘Dec, 1946 - Sept, 1949
.2- AGORESS(No., Seree:, City, Stare, Coancrys
Panama - Keo de Pana
16D OF Business 3. NAME er SUP eAY OK
1
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B og & Sales oft drink Qs Board of Directo
, 8 TITLE SF so8 . i 7. SALARY CR EARNINGS ,8. CLASS. GRADE (Tf Federal Service)
a! F195" 000, Per year!
2. DESCRIPTION OF CUTIES
Direction of Company.
10. REASONS FOR LEAVING.
{Unfavorable climatic conditions,
|
1. INCLUSIVE DATES (From and To- By Mo. and Yer} j 2 NAME CF EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGEKCY
on nee re
, 3. ADGRESS (No, Sereet, Caty, State, Ceauntryz
.
i KING OF BUSINESS 3. NAUE OF SUPERVISOR
H :
| & TITLE OF 208 7. SALARY OR EARNINGS | 8- CLASS. GRADE (II Federal Seevica)
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[el cescrierion oF OUTIES
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1 1S. REASONS FOR LEAVING
t. INCLUSIVE OATES (Fron and Te - Br Ma end Yr} 2. WAVE CF EMPLOYING FIRM OR AGENCY
2
3. ADDRESS (No., Sereet, City, State, Coumtry) .
!
bd j 4. KIND OF BUSINESS S$. NAME OF SUPERVISOR '
oot HY
: :
? GAL ae OF EARNINGS (0. CLASS. GRADEII Federal Service)
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| 6. TITLE OF OR
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9 GESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
$6 REASONS FOR LEAVING
1. INCLUSIVE OATES (From and To- Br Mo and Ye.)
& HAME OF EMPLOYING FIRU CR AGENCY
3. ADDRESS (No . Sireee City. State, Cocmrys
4. KIND OF BUSINESS i RSME OF SUPERVISOR
& TITLE OF JOD 7. SALARY OR EARNINGS "8. CLASS. CasOE (if Federal i
+ Serveca) ‘
6 s {pee 5 :
o CESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
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30. REASONS FOR LEAVING :
{ 0. INCLUSIVE DATES (Feces and To - Br ihe end Yr} 2 RAME OF EWPLOVING FIRY OR AGENCY
3 ADORESS (No. Sirees. Cay, State, Cornry)
4. KIND OF BUSINESS _ S. AME OF SUPERVISOR .
i 4
@ TITLE OF [OB 7. SALARY GR EARNINGS 8. CLASS. GRACE if Federal
Service) :
7 3 iPER
9. OESCRIPTION OF DUTIES
. ;
(0 REASONS FOR LEAVING
6. IF PRIOR SERVICE BITH THE FEDERAL GOVEANMENT (5 NOTED ABOVE, INDICATE THE
NUMESROF YEARS CRECITABLE TOPAGS U.S. CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT, IF KHOUN.
8. HAVE YOU EVER SEEN CISCHARGED CR ASKED TO RESIGN FRI ANY POSITION.
HAVE TOU LEFT A POSITION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH "CU DESIRE TO EXPLAIN? [ves Kjno -
1F YOUR ANSWER fO ELTHER OR BOTH QUESTIONS IS “YES*, GIVE DETAILS
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SECTION X MILITARY SERVICE
1 CURREKT OparT status = NLA,
1. ARE YOU QEGISTEPED FOR THE SPAFT UNDER jves) 2: senecr ivé SERVICE Cisse | 3. SELECTIVE SERVICE WO. |
THE UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING AND me
SERVICE ACT OF 1548 (Ae srendedy . uo
aol
4. 1F SOEFERRED, GiVE REASON S$ LOTAL DRAFT eoaad w2. OR SESIGNATIO“N AND ADORESS.
2 aul {TARY SERVICE RECORD
asy PSANIZATE HAL i wees £95n0P
ee
a
7 MARINE - AIR
CHECK (XD AS
wavy | corps ' Force | cuaRD wARINE 1 Guses i
SFPROPRIATE
‘OALT WERCHANT. NATICWAL AIR NATIL, FSPEIGN ORGAN. OF mil.
be 5 T'k, SEAVICE (Spesityi:
T
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XX.
$e
{ 1 i i
HAVE SERVED
ed - .
NOW SERVING & j : .
2. BRANCH OR CORPS OF ABOVE CHECKED ORGANIZATION(S) .
avalry - MIS___ _
2. DATE SEPARATED FROM EXTENDED ACTIVE DUTY (Past service, £. TOTAL LENGTH DF EXTENDED ACTIVE OUTY IN-U.S. ARMED
CES (Pest and carrent servic
6-46 ! . years ;
5. SATE ENTERED | PAST SERVICE T CURRENT SERVICE 6 TOTAL LENGTH OF ACTIVE OUT OUTY IN FOREIGN MILITARY Cae
ACTIVE DUTY =m) i i GANIZATION
‘Jan, 1941 ' a
1 Bane, GRADE OR PAST SERVICE CURRENT SERVICE 6. SERVICE. SEMIAL O° FILE MUNBER 2 now verving, provide <r
_ pave 7 OO: : 277220 Of
s. PaiMaRry MILITA) CCUP A’ al : PAST SERVICE :CURREN AVICE
SPECIALTY (Moe or Deelgnator) AND TITLE MIS i
Mu. “ZECOMDARY MIL. OCCUPATIONAL 1 PAST SERVICE pOURRENT SERVICE
(ower Dengnatey AND) ig oe ° 7
RA oe Ne £
tt, BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MILITARY DUTIES (Inticate whether applicable ta peet or currens service) Past.
Troop duty - troop and squadron - horse and mechanized cavalry,
Military Intelligence - War Dept, Assigned CBI (MIS-X)
12, CHESK {x) TYPE OF SEPARATION FROM ACTIVE SUTY
_———-—
| HONORABLE DISCHARGE RETIREMENT FOR SERVICE *j WOUE MA. 2SHIPS . :
} RELEASE TO INACTIVE DUTY ly | RETIREMENT FOR COMBAT D'SASILITY eTner: .
| RETIREMENT FOR AGE i | RETIREMENT FOR PHYSICAL MCUSABILITY ]
(CHECK (X) COMPONENT IN WHICH YOU SESVES
one! and At: ronal Guacd) ae. “MER (including ATS) AU
1 REGULAR | XI RESERVE (Includmg the J
3. MILITARY RESERVE, NATIONAL GUARD AND ROTC STATUS
1 o.vou Now Mave y Ives 12. Ives 3. ane yo! |
REcERROE Mavic Ives 1 ane voyaens emrgenper-® [ves 36 yeu now amewaen or! ves
4. IF YOU HAVE ANSWERED °YES*® TO ITEMS 1,2 OR 3 ABCVE, CHECK COMPCHEMT MEMBERS? BELOW
| Xikamd — parine conrs, "wATIONAL GUARG COASTGJAPD.waWY ROE INDICATE ROTC CATEGORY Muse
ibs ANE chido Ahaha cae
AiR FORCE [AIR NATIL.GUARD ARWY ROTC / iain FORCE RotTcd BER
5S. CURREMS-RANK, GRADE OR "6 DATE OF APPOINTMENT In CURDENT |7. EXPIRATICN DATE OF CURCENT RESERVE OBUIGA
sate ft Lr, CoLhlOg . FAK 1944 i
8. CHEC! URQENHESERVE CATEGORY "READY RESERVE STANDEY(Actrwes X | STANDBY Seective) [Revers |
9. FRIMARY MILITARY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY (Sos or Dealg- /1D. SECONDARY MILiTASY OCCUPATIONAL SPECIALTY (ioe oF Dee-
nator} AND TITLE Mi lapatecy AND TITLE |
Far OWT)
44. GRIEF DESCRIPTION OF MILITARY RESERVE OUTIES
N.A.
12. A@E YOU CURSENTLY ASSIGNED OR ATTACHED 19. 1F YOU HAVE ANSWERED "VES" TO ITEM 12, GIVE UNIT O98 AGENCY
Te URESERVE: NAT'L. GUARD OR ROTC TRAIN: ? AND ASORESS a
1S. 1F YOu HAVE ANSWERED eet TO Tew te, owe unit OR AGENCY
AND ADORE:
16. INDICATE TOTAL MILIT ARY SERVICE, YEARS 17. SHEQE ARE YOUR SEMVICE RECORDS KEPT?
FOR LONGEVITY PURPCSES INCLUD Unk
ING ACTIVE AND INACTIVE OUTY | TTY Unxnown
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@ | SECTION xi FINANCIAL STATUS
1. ARE YOu ENTIRELY OZ FENOENT Su YOLA SALARY? _.
2.4F YOUR ANS@ER I$ "NO" TO THE S20VE, STATE SOUPCES OF OTHEG IWISME
Investments,
' 3) BANKING INSTITUTIONS WITH WHICH YOU HAVE ACCOUNTS
WAME DE INSTIT TIO; ADDRESS (Cry, State, Country)
Falls Church Bank Falls Church, Virginia : ‘
‘ Banco Nacio lai Ge f * LEO = NMLEXICO DF :
4. HAVE YOU EVER SEEW IN, OR PETITIONED FOR, BANKRUPTCY. ~~ ves “M?
3. 1F YOUR ANSWER IS “VES TO THE ABOVE, GIVE PARTICULARS, INCLUD 5G couRT AND DATES)
. 6 GIVE THREE CRECIT REFERENCES IS THE UNITED STATES
WAVE 1 ADDRESS (No., Street, City, State)
Fails Chur Bank aLis. ’ ging
7. SO YOU RECEIVE AW ANNUITY FRO THE UNITED STATES on DISTRICT CF COLUMBIA GOVERNWENT UNDER ANY RETIREMENT
ACT. PENSION, OR COMPENSATION 7 OM WILITARY OR NAVAL SERVICE? wo VES yoxe
8. IF YOUR ANSWER 1S “YES TO THE ABOVE QUESTION. GIVE COMPLETE SETA
. DO YOU HAVE ANY FINANCIAL INTEREST iN, OR OFFICIAL “CONNECTIONS WITH NON-U.S. CORPORATIONS OR BUSINESSES; OR in
OR SITH U.S. CORPORATIONS OR BUSINESSES MAVING SUBSTANTIAL FOREIGN INTERESTS?
KS ves CL! wo (If anewes *YES*, turmiah details on sepesare shect.)
e SECTION Xil : MARITAL STATUS
+. PRESENT STATUS (Sigle, Married, Urcfowed, Sepereted, Olvorced, of Anmulled; SPECIFY: h r} ie d 1
2. STATE DATE, PLACE, AND REASGS FCR ALL SEPARATIONS, DIVORCES oR ANNULMENTS
NA,
WIFE, HUSRAND If you have been martied ore than once - including annulments - use a separate sheet for former wife or
. OR FIANCE: busband grvizg data required below foe all previocs marriages. If carriage conterplated, fill in prpropriate
- information for fiance.
3. MAME (First) Neddiey Olasten) (Lest) :
Rachel Esther Williams Wichtrich | 6
4. DATE OF wanahee “Sg CE OF MARRIAGE (City, State. Comrerv) {6
Dec, 23, 1938 _t m._Arizona_~ County é ‘
£. HIS 10% MER) ADDRESS BEFORE WARRIAGE &. Steet, City, . Cowmery)
(© /{3300 Hawthorne S:,, Tucson, Ariz, U.S.A
. i, A. .
= 7. Living 18 SATE OF CEAT CAUSE OF DEATH . 5 a
xx | ves ] mr) 5 | 6 ‘ :
any er
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1G_CURRENT AOGSESS (Guee leat adirens if dvconsed) —* : 3
Toluca Highway, Kim, 19 1/2, ELM tagueyino. Cuajima D. fexico
49, "DATE oF i 92. PLACE OF BIRTH CCuy State, Coanerv: td. CITIZENSHIP
13/191 "OF i fAvoca} Texas, U.S.A, _ U.S.A. i
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1a. 1F BORN OUTSIDE U.S. - DATE =F ENTRY “ISTPLACE OF ENTRY
6. TDOMER CITIZEN Seis) JW. Dare Eg, ciTizensnir [i WHECE ACQUIRED (City. Stove, tanm
Ctl las,
‘ ¥ N.A, | ANTES | NLA.
NA NA et
19. OCCUPATION
j unemployed gree Leet two employers)
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Housewife . INA.
21. EMPLOYER'S OR BUSINESS ADDRESS "No . Street Cay. State, Country)
NLA. :
22. DATES OF MILITARY SERVICE (From end to - Fy Mo and Yr)
2 , stiscn GF SERVICE
M4
25. DETAILS CF OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE, U-S. CR FOREIGN
BN.A,
SECTION XtIt CHILDREN ANO OTHER DEPENDENTS
1, PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFOOMATION FOR ALL CHILOREN AND DEPENDENTS
i
24, COUNTRY WITH WHICH MILITARY SERVICE AFFILIATED
NAME 1 PELATIONSWP | CATE AD PLACE OF BIRT | GTizensmP | ADDRESS
i ce a-10' GS, t ” | avy OG
ohn Allen Wichtrich\ 6@ Son Tucson, Arizona | U.S.A Newport, R,1
a ne en
, 23. PRESENT EMPLOYER fAleo erve fzener eriployer. ot if spouse decoased or
: F — {Unie Of NN.’ Mex,
Janet Rae Wichtrich |G Danghter /3-5-1943 ( 67 | USA, ituqucgue, Ne Wa
96 Mexico D.F
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2% usa. | Mexico, DF
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Fuss extol baugher Uae he? | usa | Movco.D-E
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32. NUMBER Or UTHER DEPENDENTS (Inching
2 NUMBER OF CHIL DOSEN cictating ere |% numero» wrwen QerenDenTs dnctetng sar
CUMARRIED UNDER 21 Ya. OF Ase | {you Fo8 « 37 50% OF TrZIR SUPPORT, OR
AND NOT SEL F-SUPPORTING. | GHILORES, &. ce 21 V@S. OF ACE WHO ARE NOT
SECTION XIV FATHER (Give same information. tor Stepfather 204 or Guerdion Sepatale sheet}
2. LIVING | TS. DATE OF SEatH 14. CAUSE OF DEATH
ives -X}vo | Feb, 19592 Pneumonia
&. DATE OF BIRTH jy PLACE OF B:RTH (City, State, Country)
1864 Germany
9. 1F BORN OUTSIDE US.- DATE OF ENTRY | 10. PLACE OF ENTRY
Unknown_ Unknowa
wa FeRen L CITIZENSUUPIST 12. rate US. CITIZENSHIP
German 9-15" 35
14, OCCUPATION 1S. PRESENT EMPLOYER ( et employer, sf Father ie deco
Owner, Sheeimetal Shop : N.A.
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ne SECTION XV MOTHER (Give same ifturcatca tor Stepmetter on separate sheets
1. FULL NAME (LaceF irat-Muddle) 2 Living 7 IORTE OF DEATH @. CAUSE CF DEATH
Z a6 [vas y [no
Esparza Fermina b._195]_ _:_Paeumonia
YRREKT AOCRESS - Giv: ST ADORESS, iF DECEASES (No., Street, Caty, Stste, Country?
vin cox, Arizona) (O__
OF BATA 7 Poace or enba tear tae, County) Ty Chieu tee
: 1874 yChihuahua} Mexico, D.F,. {U.S.A
. S$. 5F BORN OUTSIDE U.S. - DATE MTRY (O pad, 0. PLACE oF ENTAaY
1 ~°| Unknown ' Et Paso, Texa-
Th @nERE AZQUIRED (Guy, State, Country?
‘ \B. FORMER CITIZENSHIPIS) 12. DATE U.S. CITIZENSHIP
‘Coun . ACQUIRED . . .
Komeereel 4 exican i Of ____Bisbee, Arizona _
RESENT £ GYER (Give leat exployer, tt Mother 1¢ deceased of uneoptoyed)
14. OCCUPATION
= test .
16. EMPLOYER'S BUSINESS ALORESS OR MOTHER'S BUSINESS ADDRESS IF SELF EMPLOYED
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H 17. DATES OF MILITARY SERVICE (From-end-To) 18. SRANCH OF SERVICE 19. COumTay
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| 2. DETAILS OF OTHER GOVERNMENT SERVICE, U.S. OR FOREIGN
f NLA.
j e SECTION Xvi BROTHERS AND SISTERS (nciueing Halt-, Step- ead Adopted Brothers and Sisters)
yer PULL MAME (LaerFirer-Middiey a RELATIONSHIP \ “Be Cat eden Soteh (Country
: Mrs.\Ma rgaret Aaderso7) OG Sister
- 4, Cur ADDRESS (Nou, Street, City, Zone, State, Country} . S. Living "6, AGE
‘L037 Olson St,, El Paso, Texas \ (6 x ives | ‘xa 5
‘ 7 FULL NAME (Laat. irat-Middie; 2. RELATIONSHIP 2. CITIZENSHIP (Country)
2 Mrs, {Charlette Edelman\OG i
.4. Fa cun ADDRESS (No., Street, 7» Zone, Siete, Camtry} : S. Living 6. AGE
- "ves & twa |
{ 2. FULL “AME (LashFirsteMatdies - 2% RELATIONSHIP 2. CITIZENSHIP (Country)
: Ars Sister U.S.
i 14. Cul T ADDRESS (No., Street, City, Zone, State, Country) 3. Living ‘6. AGE
. 28 Nozales, Santa Barbara, California) (6 Xtves | Two f 52
2. RELATIONSHIP 13. CITIZENSHIP (Comey)
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Los Angeles Area (Address Unknown :
| iV. FULD NAME (Leet Firatebdsdaic,s 2 RELATIONSHIP 3. CETIZEN $etIP (Country)
| Wichrrich |_O6 Broch U.S,
URARENT ADORESS(Ne., Street, City, Zone, State, Country) S. Living 6. AGE
! ves Xx [40 |
{ 1. FULA NAME fLa@at-F srat- Middle 2. RELATIONSHIP 2. CITIZENS 41P (Country)
H 7 _—— -
: 4. CURRENT ADDRESS (No., Street, City. Zone, Stare, Country) Living
{ ; ao
1. PULL MAME (Laat-Feratiddies
8. LIVING
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@. CUARENT ADOAESS (No., Street, City, Zone, State, Country)
[he PULL NAME (LootFtret-Maddies
ry :
4, CURMENT ADORESS (No.. Street, City, Zone, State, Country)
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6, DATE OF BATH
Unknown
$.1F @ORN OVTUITE U.S.
TS.- DATE OF ENTRY ” a NAY OF ENTRY
NA.
Th. FORMER CITIZEMSHIPIS) 12. OATE U.S. CITIZENSHIP ACBURED | 13. WERE ACQUIRED (City, Sater Country)
Lountey (ies?
\* CITIZENSHIP
3. DATE SOF DEATH
1918
4, CAUSE OF DEATH
“Flu
it)
6. DATE OF aint
nenown b
$. IF BORN OSTSISE U.S. - DATE OF ENTRY 10. PLACE OF EeTRY
NA N,A.
12. DATE US. CITIZENSHIP ACCUIREO
NUS
18. PRESENT EWPLOYEN ‘Give lest employes, if NothspmeLaw ie deceased of unemployed) .
13. WHEPE ACQUIRED (Cay, Stare, Countey)
wr
e [section xix RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION WHO EITHER (3) LIVE ASROAD,
ot ° (2) ARE NOT U.S. CITIZENS OR (3) WORE FOR A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT Ni, A
+ EMPLOVED BY
4, ADDRESS OA COUNTRY IN BHICH RELATIVE RESIDES
6. OATE OF LAST CONTACT
7. FREQUENCY oF CONTALT wo St ORT AST
a
@. ADDRESS OF COUNTRY IN (cn RELATIVE RESISES
1, FULL NAWE Perey | 2, RELATIONSHIP =
eee a AODRESE On counray wm mmicm nesATE NHS | OR COUNTRY IN WHICH RELATIVE RESIDES 5. EMPLOYED BY
6. CATEZENSHIP ;Countey) eed Of CONTACT 8. DATE OF LAST CONTACT
4 Pee NAWE (LaateFiratMiddie) 2. RELATIONSHIP aan
4, ADDRESS OR eee eee in SHICH |“ Aooness on county momen nevarwerssoes | RESIDES §. EMPLOYED BY
‘. CITIZENSHIP —— + FREQUENCY OF CONTACT 8. DATE OF Last CONTACT
SFCTION XIX CONTINUED TO PAGE 13
6. CITIZENSHIP (Country) 7. FREQUENCY SOF CONTACT
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SECTION XIX CONTINLED FROM PAGE 12
& SPECIAL REMARKS, IF ANY, CONCERNING RELAT.VES HOTED IN SECTION XIX ABOVE
Any relatives I might have in Mexico or Germany are unknown, _
© section xx RELATIVES BY BLOOD, MARRIAGE OR ADOPTION WHO ARE IN THE MILITARY OR CIVIL °
SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES
1. NAME (Lest-F iret-Aiddie)
$. ADDRESS (No., Street, City, State, Country)
1, NAME (Lactef wetdMiddie)
{S. ADORESS C¥o.. Street, Coty, State, Country)
1. NAME (Leet-Firet-Middie) 3. AGE 4 CITIZENSHIP
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5. ADDRESS (No, Sareer, City, State, Country)
SECTION XX! ____REFERENCES, ACQUAINTANCES, AND NEIGHBORS _
t- o65T FIVE CHARACTER REFERLSIES. NOT RELATIVES. IN THE U-5S.. ANG RNOW YOU INTIMATELY
NAME BUSINESS ADDRESS | RESIDENCE ADDRESS
(Leet-P isat-Middle) . {No., Street, Cate and State) j (Xo Street cur end State)
SATOMI | dd ealatvadnnatanecerteemateeenenias mmuononemntie names + on!
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1 East 30th Stdis | :
ucso p Ona .
° Univ, of Arizona |
Pistor, Willia LOG (Animal Science i
2. LIST FivE PEASOKS IN THE U.S. WHO <NCw YOU SOCIALLY - NOT SELATIVES, SUPERYISOO: OF EMPLOYERS
NAME H BUSINESS ANNRESS ' RESIDENCE ADDRESS
(Laet-F eret-Middte) i {No . Street. Caty and State) (Na Street, Cry and Stare)
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Bechtold, Edward JoyG ! : ston. Tenn ved ( :
Gra _ mi G ‘cn SOG {Vts
ven, William\©O (1P. A. aD - Miamt, Florida es estead = = = prorida.
cott Bil,\ OG Tuanoequs aa df-Xics 2
24 Carlsbad Wa
iverside, Califo ia, :
| Silver Ridze Rdjvo
3. LIST THREE NEIGHBORS AT YOUR MOST RECENT NORMAL RESIDENCE IN THE U.S.
MAME BUSINESS ADORESS RESIDENCE ADDRESS
(Leet-F eret-Middle) (Ne., Street, Caty and State) (No . Street. City and State)
13468 Gunston R Je
j_Pawley, Ted (CS : Alexandria
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NOTE: List nanee and addresses of aii clubs, societies, professional societies, employee groups or organizations of any kind
Cinctude memberaluip in, o¢ support of, any organization having tradquarters of branch en a foreign country) to which you
belong or have belonged. .
es
DORESS
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- NAME AND CHAPTER (Number, Street, Caty. State, Countes>
American Club ‘| Mexico, D.F, :
amber of Commerce|
RESIDENCES FOR THE PAST 15 YEARS
Ale ic sa 7 RADE AES-SENCE CIRST
(Number, Street, City, State, Country)
Méklco, DF., Mexico 5655 Sierra Leona { (© 1949 i
Mexico, D.F., Mexico ~Toluca Highway, Kim 19 /D 69 Po
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SECTION XXIV
1. DO YOU ADVOCATE OR HAVE Vu EVEH ADVOCATES OF ARE YOu Son OR HAVE YO. EVER BEEN A MEUEER OF;
OR HAVE YO. EVER SUPPCATES OF BEEN ASSOCIATED W TH ANS = SAITICAL PRETY INDIVIDUAL OR O8GAN-
IZATION anit ADVOCATES CS TEACHES Ire Cute inkOw OF SOVERNMENT GF TE UNITED STATES BY
ENTE OF OTKER SNSTITUTIONA. MEANS GA 3 97 FORCE OF vw SLENCE TO CENT PERSONS
TREIR AGRI UNOER THE COSsTiTUTION OF Trl UNITED STATES
2. IF YOU HAVE ANSWERED “YES* TO THE ABOVE CUESTION EXPLAIN
as T&F 80. TO WHAT EXTENTT
3. 00 YOU USE OR HAVE You - Rice 1" Niog ves
EVER USED INTOXICANTS® NO Moderate
6 IF SO. TO WHAT EXTENT?
$. DO YOU USE OR HAVE YoU ves
EVER USED NARCOTICS? Xixo
1. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN A WEWSER OF, OR SUPPORTED. OR HAD ANY CONNECTIONS atta A FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE ORGAN-
IZATION OA ITS SCTIVITIES® .
(Eves {no IF BNSWER IS “YES®, GIVE COMPLETE BETAILS. ‘
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6. LIST BELOW THE NAMES OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS, AGENCIES OR OFFICES TO WHICH YOU H PP
PLOYMENT SINCE 1940 E ENTS, AGENCIES ces c U HAVE APPLIED FOR Eb
None,
NOUCTED An INVESTIGATION OF YOU, INDICATE THE NAME OF THE
NOTE SPECIAL! If your onswer is * TES" to the following Quastions 10, 11 or 12, provide the information tequested for each
INSTRUCTIONS | question on o tepcrate, signed shee? and attach the sheet to this form in a sealed envelope.
B OEY, AINED. ARRESTED, INDICTEO OR CON-
10, MAVE YOU. OR TO YOUR KNOWLZOGE HAS YOUR SPOUSE, EVER BEEK
WSaER FOR ANY VIOLATION OF THE LAWOTHER THAN A WINCR TR. FIC VIOLATION IM THE UNITED STATES OF
(€ $0, STATE WAME OF COURT. CITY, STATE, COUNTRY, DATE, NATURE OF OFFENSE AND DISPOSITION OF CASE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE SPECIAL INSTRUCTION ADOVE.
MAVE YOU EVER BEEN ARFESTED. COURT-MARTIALED OR OTHERWISE PUNISHED UNDER MILITARY Law on REG
USADae IF SO, DESCRIBE UNCIDENTIS) AND PROVIDE DATE(S! OF OCCURRENCE ON SEPARATE SHEET IN AC
ANCE WITH SPECIAL thSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.
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ARE THERE ANY UNFAVORABLE INCIDENTS IN YOUR LIFE, NOT MENTIONED ABOVE, WHICH MAY BE DISCOVERED
IN SUBSEQUENT INVESTIGATION, WHETHER YCU WERE DIRECTLY :NVOLVED OR NOT, WHICH MIGHT RESUIRE EX-
PLANATION!E IF 50. DESTAISE INCIDENTS) AND PROVIDE DATEIS! OF OCCURRENCE ON SEPARATE SHEET IN AC>
COROENCE WITH SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE-
PERSON TO BE NOTIFIED IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
sian) oe
Street, City, Zone, Siese, Cantry)- INDICATE NAME OF FIRWOR|6. BUSINESS PHONE NO. a “igo
s. GusiWESS ADDF ADDRESS (No. St
PLOVER, IF APPLICABLE
merican Chamber of Commerce In Mexico
Lucerna #78, Mexico, D.F,
7. IN CASE CF EMERGENCY. OTHER CLOSE RELATIVES Moines, Failes) MAY ALSO BE NOTIFIED. IF SUGH NOTIFICATION
1S NOT CESIRAGLE, BECAUSE CF HEALTH CQ OTHER aE ASONS PLEASE STATS G {6
Mr or Mrs Ellen Claridge » 619-16ch Sc., N.W
Albuquerque, New Mexico - (Sister ln law)
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SECTION YrvI _
YOU ARE INFORMED THAT THE COHRECTNESS OF srry STATEMENT WADE IN THIS 4FPLICATION
WILL BE INVESTIGATED.
CERTIF ica 7 iON
‘
ft hove read and uncerstend the instructions. | Certify thot the foregoing onswers ove true and correct fo the best of my
knowleoze ond belief. L agree that ony misstatement or o:seen at to material fact will const tute graunds for invedate
dismisses! or rejection of my opplication. | also understand that ony false stotement mode herem moy be punishable by
faw (U.S. Code, Title 18, tion 1007),
shee. t
2. DATE GF MGNATURES
TEGVEGNATURES SOS NATURE OF ameLicaNT y
1. Ff Phang G63 NAA Ade A abclodios ZA |e2
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3. SIGNED AY (City ond State) & SIGNATURE OF wITRESS : .
Wye hce & an Oe ae :
NOTE: Use cte rollowing apacefor extra details. Reference each continued item by tion Ang ten umber to which st relates.
S2gn }2ur name at the ead of the added maternal. Mf addinal spece is required us Iza pages the same size ss this
page and sign each suck pace. .
Section XI - (9) - Shares in Ron Castillo S.A, - Mexico, D.P. ; :
Shares in Telefonos de Mexico, S.A. .
Section XXI (3) Oaly neighbors - remaining in area.
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: ' PERSONAL HISTORY STATEMENT — (Appendix D ;
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Listed below are names of crganizations identified by the Attorney General, under his responsibility pursuant to
Executjve Order 10450, dated 27 April 1953, to st the names of each foreign or domestic organization, association,
movement, gro7p or combination of persons waich he des!g-atss as Totalitarian, Fascist, Communist, or subversive,
or as hat: 2g adopted or having shown 2 policy of advocatir ¥ or approving the commission of acts of force or vio-
lence to deny ethers their righ+s under the Constitution of the United States, or as seeking to alter the form of
government cf the United States by unconstitutional means.
Each appodecant or employee and spouse (if any) must review the following lst of organizations for certification
Purposes, end sign on the last page.
abrehany Lincei®t Brigade
Abraham Linco School, Chicago, Titncis
Action Commicas to Pree Spein Now
alabama Peopivs Educational Association (sco Communist Polliti-
eal Association)
American Assucution for Reconstroction in Yugoslavia, Loc.
American Braow of the Federation of Greek Maritime Unions
American Chritcaa Nationalist Party
American Comsctes for Kuropesn Workers’ Ballet (see Socialist
Workers Party?
Emrerter es Romotmne Sor Tys's. Sees of coreigm Born
American Comerctes fur Spanish
aAcerkan Comn-ncee for the Sestiement of Jews ta Birobidjan, Ine.
American Comu-tes for Yugosisy Retief. Inc.
American Coirmotee to Survey Laber Conditions tn Eurcpe
American Councl far s Democratic Greece, formerly known as the
Greek Americes: Council; Greek American Committee for Ma-
ttonal Unity
americcn Counc cn Soviet Relations
American Crostaa Congress
american Jewist Labor Council
American Natiozal Labor Party
Ametican Natiousi Socialist League
aivéinen Natoma, Socialist Party
Amerkan Matiomcss Party
American Patriom Inc,
Amerikan Peace Crome
Americas, Feace Mobluration
American Poles ir Peace
American Polish Leter Council
‘amerzicen Polish League
Spanish Aid Cun-—=irtee)
American-Russian Fraternal Goctlety
American Rassisz Enstitute, New York, also known as the Ameri-
ean Russian locicate for Cultural Relations with the Sorist
Caton
American Russier Institute, Philadelp=ss
American Rusniar Tastitute of San Prascisco
American Russics [ostitute of Southern California, Los Angeles
American Slav Compress
American Women for Peace
American Touth Ccegrees
American Youth tx Democracy
aAmmenisn Progreatre League of America
Associated Kinns cf america
Association of Grergia Klans
Amoctation ef Ge=nan Nationale (Reictateutache Vereinigung)
Ausiaod-Organiveamcn der NGDAP, Overseas Branch of Nast Party
Baltimore Forum -
Benjamin Davin Previom Comaiittee
Bteck Dregon Bocwey
American Rescue Sip Miaston (a project of the United American”
TOS" 444d use raxvious mprnoss -1-
Bown School for Marxist Broties, Boston, Massachusetts
Bridges Hobertson-Bchmict Defense Committee
Buigarian American People’s Leagues of the United States of
Amerva
Caitfornis Emergency Defense Committee
Cectornia Labor School, Ine. 121 Divisadero Street, San Francisco,
California
Carpetho-Russisn People’s Society
Curate eid Of Amercam Women of Crostian Descent. also
known as Central Counce] of American Croatian Women. Xs-
Tape) Council of Croatien Ween
Cexteal Japanese Association (Beikoku Chuo Nippenjin Kal)
Central Japanese Association of Southern Callfornis
Cexteal Oryanization of the German-American National Alliance
(Ceuteche-Ameriknnische Kinheitsfront)
Cervantes Fraternal foctety
Chios Weifare Appeal, Ine.
Chozta Cultural Center
Citizens Committee for Harry Bridces
Citizens Committee of the Tpr *° West Side ‘New York Cisy)
Citirens Committee to Foe Zor, Browder ~
(Citizens Emergency Defenw Qeatererce .
Citizens Protective League a
Cavill Lrverites Sponsoring Committee of Pittsbur. b
Civa Rights Congress and ics effaced organizations, inciuding:
Civil Pigt.ts Congress for Texas
Veterans Against Discrimination of Cir Rights Congress of
New York
Civ® Rigste Congress for Texas (ere Cirt! Rights Congress)
Columbians
Comite Courdinador Pro Yepublics Espanois
Comite Pro Derechos Ciriles
(Bee Puerta Hican Comite Pro Libertades Civfles)
Commictee for a Democratic Pur Eastern Policy *
Committee for Consututional and Political Freecom .
Cormitiee for Nationalist Action
Catnmittes for Peace and Brotherhood Festival in Phitacetphia
Committee for the Defense of the Pittsburgh fix
Comautites for the Negro in the Arts
Committee for the Protection of the Bill of Rigats ’
Cominitves for World Youth Friendship and Cultural Exchange
Comamittes to Abolish Discriminauion tn Afarylant
(See Congress, Against Discrirtnaticn: Maryland Congress
Against Discrinination: Provisional Ccmumittee to Abolish
Discrimination in the Stace of Maryland)
Committee to Ald the Fighting South i
Comsetttes to Defend Marie Richardson .
Committes to Defend the Righ*s and Freetom of! Pitubarehy -
Political Prisoners
Comnmmituss to Conoid the Bill of Rights
Commanweaith Colege, Mena, Artanss
Communist Party, U. 6 A, ite subdivisions, subsidiaries, end
afinates
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Cormrritet Political Assocucion, ite subdivisions, subsidiarics, j Wndependent Peeples Party
and aS tates, Including:
Astama People’s Educecenal Association
Fuceice Press and Educaccal League
Oxahoms League for Puccical Education
Peceie’s Educational.ant Prees Association of Teras
Vorgata League for Peszes Zducalion
Conger Amincst Discrimtmcco
(See Committee to Aboligs Stecrimination im Meryland)
Congress cf Americar Revalycousry Writers
Congress of American Wore
Congrem cf the Unempioses
Conutecicut Committee to AX Victims of the Brith Act
Connecucut State Youth Guc“erence
Conner for Jobs, Relief end Rousing
Covam fot Pan-American Semocracy
CouncS of Greek Americans
Counc= on African Affairs
Crostisn Benevolent Prateruzy
Dal ¥:;yoa Butoku Kal Qamreary Virtue Society ef Japan oF MMe
tary Act Society of Japan)
Daly Weezer Press Club
Daniets Defense Committee
Dante Augiierl Gociety (between 1935 and 2545)
Dencis Defense Committes
Detrecz Youth Assembly
Pas: Esy Peace Committee __
Eiatoore Progressive League
Zmerpescy Conference wo Ssve Spanish Refurees (founding boty
Ge hid fees AMEFcaL spac. 410 Conti)
Yreryoecy’s Committee to Octiaw War
Parites of the Baltimore fern Act’ Victims
Paretiies of the Smith Act Tums
Pecerauon of Italian War Vrceracs in the U. & A. Inc. (Assocta-
Florida Presx and Educational League (sce Comsnunis: Political
Assoxtation)
Prederix Douglass Educational Center
Freedom: Stage, Inc.
Priends cf the New Germany (Freunde des Weien Deutechlands)
Prients of the Soviet Union ;
Garttecct Amevican Fratermat Society
George Washington Carver Echool, New York. Cay
German-American Bund (Acurrkadeutscher Volkesund}
Germas-american Republice= League
Germas-American Vocations. League (Deuteche-Amerikanteche
Hariem Trace Union Councd
Hawan Civil Liberties Comxr=tes
Hetrvahs Kal, also known as Nokubel Helekt Gtrueha Kal, Zatbel
XNfmen in. Hetyaku Gimusts Kat. and Zaibel He-cushe Kal (Jap-
onese Residing in Amerios Wilitary Conscripts Association}
Hellesx-American Brotherhood
Hisode Sal (imperial Japaoese Reservists)
Hinomaru Kal (Rising Sun Flag Society —a croup of Japancie
Wer Veterans)
Houde? Zaigo Shoke Dan (Hath American Reserve Officers Asso-
ctauica)
Holiywood Writers Mobilimarem for Defence
Hungeriaa-American CouncS for Democracy
Hungartan Brotherhood
Idabo Prnsicn Union
Indepenteat Party (Seattle, Washington)
(See tacepeadent People’s Party)
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Incustria! Workers of ths World
Internstional Labor Defense
International Workers Order, its subcivisions, subsidiaries end
amtiates .
Japanese Assuctasion of America -
Japanese Orereas Central Society (Ea‘gai Dodo Chuo Katt
Japanese Orerens Conrention, Tokyo Japas. 1940 :
Jepantet Prouctive Association (Recr=ttizg Organization)
Jefervon Schoel of Social Science. New Fork Cuy
Jewish Culture Society
Jewish People’s Commltiwe
Jewish People’s Fraternal Oréer .
dixypoku Inka: (The Committee for the Crome)
#ohnason-Fores; Group
(See Johnace tes}
dohnsonites
(See Johusce-Forest Group! ,
Jommt Anti-Pusct Refugee C * amizzee
Joint Council of Progressive Itallan-A-ericans, Inc. .
dooeph Wedemutyer School of Social Science. St. Louis, Misocrt
EXlbet Setnen Fal (Association of U. &. Cittrens of Japanne An-
eestry who tare returned to America after studying in cea)
Enighta of the White Cametiits
Xe Eu Ds
. S80 known as Kyfhacuser League .(Kyfsewer
Bund), Ky=taeuser Fellowship (Erftsecser Eameracects%t}
Kythaeuser War Eelief (Hyfhacuser Kr:eguniifewerk) .
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Labor Council for Negro Rights
Labor Researcy Association, Inc.
Labor Youth Lesgue
Leegue for Com=0n Sense
League of Amectcan Writers
Lictor Society «Icalian *'ack Ghirts)
Macedonian-ametican Peopie’s League
Marto Morgentct Circle
Maritime Labce Committee to Defend Al Lana
Maryland Congress Against Diseriminarxa
{See Commitee to Abolish Dtsctimisetion in Maryland)
Massschusetts Committee for the Bol of Eights
RMewechusctt: Shouts Weenen for Peese (net connected vem the
MMnute Womex of the U.S. A. Inc) ‘
Msurice Braverman Defenss Communes .
Michigan Civa Rights Feceration
MOchigan Council fcr Peace .
SOchigan Bebo of Social Science 1
Nenka Teikor2 Gunvrudan (imperial Mitiary Friends Grp of
Southern Ceufornia War Veterans)
National Assocss:icn of Mezican Amesicuns (also known as Asocts-
eon Nacions. Mexico-Americana)
Sasional Blue S:ar Mothers of Americe (not to be confumt with
the Biue Star Mothers of America cxyantred in February 26a)
National Coremittee for Preedom of tha Pres
National Commi:tee for the Defense cf Pcivcal Prisoners
National Com= ites to Win Amnesy for Sith Act Victims
Natlonal Comouttee to Win the Prace
Nestonal Conference on American Pocicy “2 China snd the Per Baas
(& Conference called by the Comamntee for a Democratic far
Eastern Polis)
National Council of Americans of Croatian Descent
Rational Couns of American-Soviet Friescship
National Federation for Consusutionel Livertics
Rational Later Conference for Peace
National Negro Congress
National Negro Labor Council
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Xuture Friends of America since 1983).
Negro Labor Viewory Comimities
Few Committee for Publications
Nihibea Kogyo Kaisha (The Greet Pujil Theatre)
Korth American Committee to Aid Spanish Democracy
North American Spanith Aid Commistes
North Palladelphia Porum
Northwest Japanese Associacion
Ohio Beboal cf Social Ectences
OklsLoma Committee to Defex4 Poiltical Prisacers
Oxisnhoma League for Poliural Education (see Communist Politi.
cal Aspoctstion)
Originas Gouthern Elans, incorporated
Pacific Necthwest Labor School, Sesztle, Washingtos
Palo Aito Peace Clud
Partie cel Puedio of Panama (operating.in the Cacst Zone)
Peace Information Center
Peace Morenent of Ethiopia
Peopie'’s Drama, Inc,
People’s Etucaticnal aud Press Association of Texas (see Commu-
mint Political Association)
Peopie’s Ecucational Assoctztim (tneorporated unger name Los
Angties Educational Associscien. Inc}, also known as Peopis's
Boducaw.ca: Center, rée wt é CGCTALY, Scopes Ot
Peop.e's Institute of Applied Begin
Peoples Programs (Seattie, Washington)
Peozie's Radio Pouncatior, Inc.
, People’s Rights Party
Phoaceiphia Labor Commitee ter Negro Rights
Phitadelphca School of Social Gctence and Ar:
Photo Leagze (New York City)
Pittsbargh Arts Club
Potltical Prisoners’ Welfare Cacmittes
Polonia Soctety of the INO
Progressive Germin-Americans, slag known as Progresstre Ger
it -Ameriesra of Chicaco-
Preit wlan Party of America .
Protestant War Veternos of the Caited Btates, Inc
Provisona: Committee of Ciitvens for Peace, Southwest Area
(See Committee to Abols® Discrimination in Masyiand)
Puerto Rican Comiie Pro Libertaces Citiles (CLO)
(See Cemite Pro Derechos CurLes}
Fucorriquens Unidus (Pcie Aitans Utlted)
Quad Cry Committee for Peace
Queersbeidge Tenants League
Sakura Kal (Patriotic Society, o¢ Cherry Asociatica — composed
Of veterans cf Rusco-Js;exese War)
Ssmoel Adams School, Boston, Masmachusetts
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Santa Berbera Peace Porum
Schappes Defense Commitee
Cexaeiserman-Derry Defense Conwatee .
School of Jewish Studies. New York Cry
Seaitie Labor School, Seattle, Wastoaen
Sexbian-American Fraternal Society
Serbian Vidordan Council
St-nto Tempies-«itatted to State Btixs. aboltzhed in 1645)
Brrer Shirt Legucn of Americas.
Savile Councti of Southern Califorcts
Gowak Workers Sactety
Sorvenian-American National Coured
Seciaust Workers Party, including arrericsn Committee foe Euro-
pean Workers’ Bevef
Schon Kal (Pacheriand Boctety)
Seuthem Negro Youth Congress
Butko Eha (Reserve Otcers Assoccazia. Les Angrics)
Syracuse Women for Peace
Tea Paine Schon of Social Science, Pailacelphis, Pennsyivanis
Tom Paine Scheel of Wesiches:er, Sew Yoru
‘Teace Tnlon Cocmmitiee for Feace
(See Trade Uncsontscs for Pesce)
Trace Union‘s:s for Peace
idee Trace Ursontsts for Peace)
‘Ist-State Negro Trade Taion Counc®
Ukrainian-Amerian Pratezsal Unicm
Union of American Croatians
Un‘on of Kew York Veverans
Usited American Spanish Aid Coxe
Trited Comcalttee cc Jewish Societes and Lan¢smanscham Fed-
erations, aso Known as Coatmacen Committee of Jewish
Landsmanseha‘cen and Praterma: Crqanizations
CUxited Committee cf South americans
United Defense Council of thesa CAS‘ornia
United Hartem Tenancs and Coxs—ners Orpanizstion
Unived May Day Comauittee
UCauited Negro and Aled Veterans ef Ameria
Tetersns Acsinet Dterrtminatian of Covd Rights Censress of New
York (see Civ Rights Congress} ‘
Yeverans of the Abraham Lincon Erigadce
Virginta League tor Peopte’s Ecacascn (ace Comrauntst Political
Assoc tation) ‘
Votce of Freedom Corumittee
Walt Whitmsn Schooi of Eocial S-ommet, Newark, New Jersey
Washizston Bookshop Associatioa
Washington Committees for Democmse Action
‘Washington Commitvee to Defend ste BL of Rights
Washington Commonwealth Pedesacun -
‘Washington Pecsion Unicon .
Wisconsia Conference on Social Leyatation
Workers Alliance (since April 1536)
Yiddisher Kultur Pasbend
Young Communtst League .
Yugosisr-Americag Cooperatire Homa, Inc.
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organization outside the United States espousing Communist, Pascict, Tcealitarian or Nix catses, except as noted
below.
To the best of my knowledge and belttef, none of my close reletiver are, nor have ever teen members of, con-
tributed to, received Lterature from, signed petitions of or in behalf of, cr attended meetixgs of any such organiza-
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2. FILE 201-248917, 201-798301 AND 50-9-11.
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LARA AND CARLOS PERSABAL TO FAR WQS THAGUGH HIS MOTHER YHO
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AND LIRING-4 PROBLEMATIC. IT MIGHT EVEN PROMPT GUAT REBELS To ;
TAKE REPRISALS AGAINST LIRISG-3 AND LIRING-4. FURTHERMORE! STATION —
WOF AIT ALL SURE THAT FREEING LIRING-3 THROUGH INTERVENT 108’ so
LIAISON MIGHT NOT JEOPARDIZE ROWTON SECURITY. 7
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1, Forwarded under separate cover are twelve reports prepared by 7
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obtein help ia getting LINING"3 out of jail in Guaterala zs soon as rossible,
LIRING4 is almost penniless (RUATON nes wade only tozen paymeats to hes
after 15 June) and hes been mving fro: one apartment to a chaaper one living
on the sale of paintings left Sy LIRING<“3 and scali loaas fren lefrist contacts,
In the hoze that she may be able to do something for LI2iG-3, LIRING-4 has
resisted all of ROWrCN's efforts to cez her to undertexe a claacestine missioa
to PEZUsEN, a nissioa, as Headquarters ‘knows, was plenaneé long ago. As a
foreizner, LIRING-4 cannot work in Mexico without taking the chance of being
deported, if caught. Aithough she has not tried it, she vould probadiy be
refused a visa to go to Guatecala to visit LIRING*3. She migat also face
difficuslzies in Guateaala including possible detention and interrogation if
she succeeded ia obtaining an entry persit to that country.
3. By mid-Septexber 1968 LIRING-4 had received very little telp fron
her Mexican leftist or outright Comunist frierids, Ia spite of prozises to
try to bribe the Guatemalan judge scheduled to try LIZING-2 all LIRING-4's
"riends"” succeeded in doing was to print several articles in the local press
(some of thea vith LIRING-3's photo) claiming thet LIRING?3 wes unjustly
imprisoned, that he was about to be executed, etc. If arything, these
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articles did little to preiidice the Gustezalans in favor of LIXING*3.
As a matter of fact, the letters who succesded in sexcing LIZING?4 a’ few
letrers via the Mexican Consul in Guetetala City who comes to visit |hin ia
jail, recently claimed thet he wea stvec from a prison “transfer” by the
CGuarenslen ervey hy the arrival of the Mexican Consui. LIRING*3 viewed this
“crensier™ purely and sisply as an execution ettemt,
4 LIRINC?S received even less help from LIRISG who told her that
. . - 4 there was nothing it could co to heip LIZING73. LIELG@4, oa the advice
contained in one of the notes sent from prison by LiRING3, kept away fron - -
LIRING und its employees until she met LIRING-i0 by accident at the!office
of one of the leftist papers on 27 Juiy. LIRING"10 convinced her to resurce
her visits to LIRING. That the local PIRUMCNs still heve doubts about
LIRiNG*3 despite his imprisonzent in Guatezaia is indicatec by the statements .
‘ rade by Rodolfo REYES (see ZOnTON's 17 July report) to the eifect that the
latter would not be willing to help LIRIG°3 until be found cut on whet
side of "al griego"’ (RGWICN uncer faise identity) he was. REYES added that
LIBING suspects the "griego™ of KOZTZM connections, although it has no
definite proof of this.
5. Staterencs sucn as Caose mae by auYoS Confira Che seacioa’s ceiiei
thet LIRING, upon orders from hore, is still attempting to investigate
, FOWEOX. Such statements also re-enforce the decisica of the Stacier. not to
atcezpt, throug liaison, to odtain the release of LERING-3. Such an © “
attexpt, ££ it leaked, woule not oaly expose LIRING?S3 to PSRUMEN and
Guatemalan FAR reprisals, {t would prob2>ly also have adverse repercussions
on BOWTON's security, LIRIVG-11 whom ROsTON met briefly oa 5 July (see
ERGETON's report dated 9 July) said nothing about LIZiNG*3's arzest whea
ROWTON complained that osil which he said be sent to LIRIG73 rezained
unanswered, It is also to be noted that REYES, who of course knows that
LIRING"4 is in Mexico, toid SG-TON that she was protadly in 7BKRIGEN. Tis
! . shows clearly the distrust with which LISinG views SONTON. ct: Crue . :
“Co. Goyvn EA ee to
i 6, LIRING"4 developed close relationship with Grlando \SUAnc2 of th e
Ministry of Culture new in Mexico at the invitztion of the Nixican Communist - i
gurai ocinwer David ALZANU Sisceiros, Ey nid-Seprexser, in fact, SvAncz ‘ ‘
was staying at LIRiNG-4's aparcmeat aithough LiglNG-4 clained to ROWTON that :
there was no rozancing between the two and that SUAREZ usec her apartment
. because he wes too broke to get one of his own. In view of LIRING*4's
assessment of SUAREZ as very leftist and pro-AMTEJG71 no effort was made to
approach bia, :
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7. Contacts between ROWION and LIninG-4 have taken place with decreasing
frequenty because the usefulness of LIRDG-4 to WorTal! has sharply decreased
: end because LIRING4 is more and rere convinced that RCJTON cannot or will 7
: not help her obtain the release of LIRING"3. In her frantic efforts to do te
: _. something for LIRING"3, LIRING*4 has in fact not had any contact with ROKTCN :-
: since early September, Unless LIRING™3 4s released dy the Guatemalan
; -- - authorities or receives only a light sentence keeping him in jail only a short
‘ time longer, it is doubtful that LIRINS-S will be of cach use ito ROWTON and : co
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UNABLE PROBE FURTHER RE OUTCOME. BELIEVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUERY oF
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aS LEFTIST.
2. MEXICO CITY ENGLISH LANGUAGE CAILY “THE NEWS" 5 AUG CARSIED 2
: ARTICLE TITLED “MEXICAN ARTIST To BE EXECUTED”. ARTICLE QUOTED
Gpogp oF UNTELLECT UALS. INCLUDING PAINTERS, WRITERS, PCETS 2xD i
WT PiAnhile EX ; :
SCULPTGRS TO SAY GUAT o 25 BF yySyt-S/ECUTE JURADO BECAUSE HE
ENTERED GUATEMALA IN HIS CAR FOUR MONTHS ASO ABD PICKED UP SOME
HITCHHIKING YOUTHS WHO LATER TURNED OLT BE CONNECTED WITH Guat
COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS. ARTICLE OBY LOUSL Y PLANIED BY LOCAL LEFTISTS
IN EFFORT SPREAD NiwS JURADO ARREST AND DETENTi OS 16 FORCE OFFICIAL
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CONHECTION TO JURADO. SPECIFICALLY, WHAT SENTENCE CAN BE’ EXPECTED
: IN JUPADO CASE AND WHEN?
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1. HQS FILES INDICATE ARTURO SERRANO IN 1966 WAS DIRECTOR
PCH PUBLISHING HOUSE FONDO DE CULTURA IN MEXICO CITY, BUT THERE xO-
DETAILS RE HIS CONTACTS WITH THIRD COUNTRY EXILES OR OFFICIALS, WE
THEREFORE UNABLE COMMENT ON VALIDITY HIS CLAIM TO ASSIST LIRING/3. ;
2. CONCUR GUATEMALA CITY COMMENT REF B. FEEL LIRING/4 SHOULD
CONTINUE PRESS SERRANO FOR MORE DETAILS HIS CHANNEL TO AND IDENTITY OF
GUATEMALAN OFFICIALS INVOLVED, BELIEVE LIRING/4 AND STATION WILL THEN
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. LIRING/3 who imprisoned that country.
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LIRING-3, HAS RECEIVED SEVERAL DISTRESSING NOTES F20m LATTER WHC,
CONTRARY TO PREVIOUS INFO, STILL AWAITING SENTENCE IN JAIL. / <
LIRING-3 COMPLAINS ASOUT VERY MEASER FOOD, UNSANITA2Y QUARTERS Yu
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70 BE “INFLUENCED” MERTIONED AS JUAN SANCHEZ, OFICIAL TERCERO DEL
JUZGADO CUARTO DE PRIMERA INSTANCIA. IW OPEN CODE LIRING-3
REQUESTED LIRING-4 APPEAL TO ROWION CIN ALIAS) IN CONNECTION WITH
ABOVE AS EXPECTS HIS TRIAL AND SENTENCING EARLY JULY.
e MEXICO CITY STATION DEFINITELY WOT IN FAVOR TETERVENT ION
WITH SUAT AUTHORITIES WHICH COULD FINGER Linine-Jhs SOME TYPE 74
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Action Eequired: FYI
Reference : HEOIA-34484, 16 April 1968
1. Yorwarded under separate cover are eleven contact
revorta on the aetivitine of TroTwe. 2 not of fon. cue possod
1 April to 10 Hay 1968 prepared by Wallace B. ROFTON.
2. The main points covered in ROVTON'’s reports are::
a. LIRING-3's association wich Guatemalan rebels
in Mexico City, his departure for Guatemala and his —
arrest and sentencing there; .
b. The reaction of friends of LIRING-3's and
LIRING contacts to the seve cf his arrest:
c. LIRING-4's efforts to “cage” the offices of
- the LIBRIXNG Consulate, particularly the “safe rooe”,
and;
d. The obvious provocations of LIRING=4 by
Sergio VALDEZ.
Continued.....
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3. Yhe product of LIZIXG-4's efforts to case the |
LIRING consulate will be reviewed in a separate dispatch
which vill also transmit floor plans and drawirgs of that
LIRIXG component. There is little question that the -1e7s
of LIBING-3's arrest in Guaterala gained LIRING-4 the ayn
pathy of various menbers of LIRING including LIRING-3, -9
and -16. They seen to understand LIRING-4's desire to postpone
her departure for PSRUMEN after having received her long awaited
PSRUMEX visa. The problem now is to have LIEING=4 leave for{| —
PBRUKEY while LIRING=-3 is still incarcerated in Guatemala. Ag
mentioned in a recent cable, ROYTON has encouraged LIRING-4's
plans to try to v-sit LIBISG-3 in jail in Guatemala City as
ROWTON feels that LIRING-3 will probably urge LIRING-4 to
spend in PBRUMEN at least some of the tize he has to spend in
jail, As for the conduct of Sergio VALDEZ (see ROWION's reports
dated 19 April and 6 May), it appears that tke iatter has delib-
erately been provocating LIRING-4. As this Station sees it,
VALDEZ's purpose was to try to "shake up” LIZING-4 in the absence
of LIRIXG=-3 to test her reactions. It is_d doubtful that he acted
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indication that he nay have been doing this for the PSRUMEN's
(although this is no doubt a possibility). The Station is look-
ing into the desirability, at this point, of placing VALDEZ
under surveiilance. The claim that ROWION in alias offered
Carmen LOZADA « certain sum of money for intelligence information
in PRRUMEN has no fcundatioa.
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to Chizras ic bis car. In <= farther effers to xeyererextfé cissusde Lf? fre
beliewicr subsecuently (when she fistils
Velcrrent, AOsToE alleges tust ae had urged
@as resy<isitle for tue treric ca
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horeno to crive biz ini lare ic Dhiapas vecause of the seif-i:fiicted les
wound thet crevectec Lera fron walkicg acy creat cistanse. She added tnust 1/3:
in Bis lest celephcse esnverezticn vita ser tclc har that nei horers ned
firally "chickened cut’ and returned tc Feriec City. (L/% xate co pention of
Carlos rerszval axi icst t cfter zail -oreno tacked cut of tis
previous ceaatitzent, rrelesly even befor
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subsequently to accexpeny ties across th
gas hecpy tist Rowton hed iissccded L/3
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up by the caztenalens. She elied that ob
re they lect Mexico Vity, L/3 turned
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frca ercssizr tae dporier beessue she
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2 didwts yiorticclzrly likeli Francizes
Lara enyesar and felt tist he eas tco well known te escape cetection. \
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(Yon Scsa Croup) had telepi-med ner sav
:Paa times to ask if he could belp <er
in any way, Sus cid not arpatently hive e=y cove. Reaton succested ithat l/h
keep i toish sith Santovel Just ine: 32
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L/S stated cut
eflice vet seen 2326 to'dceterkide the
exseect nece. Jh: cin/Ouban Cultural ‘nelerizcs
Office on Vselle
LIEfI:G cffics.
uns
Mocs geps- as puovsivite :
5. ft s. to Catelins Cerero curizs the
past sonth and eculc cous ext for future visits te tie
office. L/t ad-ed test co See rrevicu mh Ceteling ned told her tras
the salérizs of Judana ce z _ i hee Seen reduced and thet tet
husband's szlary had teen
LISTKG office infsrmed ter that
perscnnel, vetalina elso t:lé her tret raczages cestined fcr Cuba were uct
rents to 300 and thet the
Fatioued for ail uissisn
being delivered by Cubana ce éwiseifa end teet the backlcs ses BO great crab
two officizls had just arrived from Usvaca to attenpt to resuivé the sreliema
invol@ed. ceralina aiss conplained thet she wvas"stck ard rirsd™ of working
in the office sitcout ;ay end pad threc to quit vat «as told by LIHINC/3 that
she must c:rtisue to beip sinee the scrhiosa ves so great. 1/*+ also tolé -ovton
- that Cetslin: bed cozplained of sonsy problecs bececuse of tre cut in ber aus-
bands salary end hinved teat she could use any corey 1/4 could loan ber extil
next raydsy. covton surc:ested that 1/5 iend Satalina 1CG or eco pesos ix view
of the usefulness vetalina right provide in 1/4's coctinucd seeess to the iI-
RING offices. Lf/% aiced treat Cetalina hed asparently beccse so attached ts her
that ske ses cebce L/4 to rove into ta apertoent ecross te) ball from her
which bed o2ccte vacant ( Sepero's azertsent is 204 ot Calle) duanacatlix 159).
6. L/S also raperted thzt CSataline b2s told ber thet a nes direct? ive asd coue
out prohibitirg all explerees of the -issicn frea carryizcg beck te Havens any
packages of ;ersonal ite=s ehatsoever. Jatalira cocnented thet for that reason
Echeserdfa (Suarez de la 282) wo leit the previous week conte not take an
a orgs Fi ;
vallace B kowton
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Subset: LIAlEs/s Zeport on Visit te LIATTG Offices.
that czy. i “S/S #a3 obviously worrie2, and szid so at ons peint, cbout
LIKING/3 in vies of
Rowter pretended to be even sore isnorent of L/3's current whereabouts than
L/4 herseif, ang asec anxiously suether she
the total atsence of auy Lo+S or conn ication from hin.- -
val om ercio Yaltez. L/4 replied that serci
while irivinz © Lara tc Calapas bad had an
proveé very costly te hiz,cltzourh fortunately ne ingurise resulted to anrone.
Valdez ceontin:eé thet Zeéil het te arcsal to his father for -orey to cover the
revticg tus car rucrine es: 444 not know what
experses involved iz
pent peep pets UY t¥ 5 SLU LeTE Z-tTer veal
a
to Chiepes) end could sot rrovide enyz
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t then (eresrently enroute
-2. As to =
to offer
L/4 cave
de Rodrirtez, 15 tverida 20-74, Zone 12, Cuaterala,Gucverala, tel: 40-17-17.
3. LYK then reportec thei sited LIiT:G/S's office as requested by
Fe i
Rowton 22¢ xcearnezed to ret erother look at the bock-case catizet in the ccrner
of the scocs. She cosrentec tact on entering the precises she was surprised
te find that the tyseeriier ( 5 Zously lve:ted in the middle
office (t=st used by sirabel} oad been soved into the back office of L/S and
that gesita, the site of Luna, sas strauscling vith two finzers to type out ‘
sonetning 2s she entered. L/4 seid tnat L/P was cuite cordial to} her and ine
vited her ic for a scofiee and presenting her with five ticusts to toe bellet
-perfornance tuat evening. shen L/% asked hin #hther anythinr asd! cone in re
her re-extry sersit, the latter immediately began opening the mail on his cesk
with the ccunent taa: perhaps a reply had arrived that corrixns and he would
check et ccce. .fter lcokin> throush the rail he repiied in the hegstive tut
did net cicceurcge 1/4 from hoping that the reply would be i: soon. .
& L/4 then stated to iceton that she noticed tiat the cativet ip the’ corner
. |. @f the reoz was bigzer trax and lowet than she hsd recallec from|previou.s visite
a " ? and had legs about two inches tigh; She added taet the cabinet snieh was di- .
- vided 4nto tyo sections, the one to the left coutaining a shelf sn which there
: wae nothing tut cigars <od cigarfettes end the right /BetSsistine te a conpart-
mert with @ door cevered with sack cloth (costal) and peasibly ldcked by key.
i : ae
wn nicer meaner ene es ema
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2.
She stated that
spaciouszy triangle behind it she ecvld gee sanz reli
assuned sere discerced ;esters apparently placed there at random.
made the attached skztcu on
a
viding sovton sith exact seasurernents. She added trat
° _
m end o
.¢)
mn
ic]
facing the str2et, ond iz the reception r
the only vindew in the back roon faved on
bling ami u gauze curtain sut no frane.
5. Lf/t shen told -~oston
the cabicet was placed catty-cornereé-and that in the rether
. :
a “se tants +
8 cf paper, Which ste
:
L/& tren
napsin atressing the dizficuicy she had in ;ro-
toere were tvo wircows -
in the niddle room, tut
retio end had a verettan
that she had learmed f on Jorzrfn that he would be re-
turnings POS very soon since his replacetent hed slreacy arrived. He gave L/4
his home adcress as Veliscuez C4 Altos, e/Infanta y Craz del vadre, Barris
Hahenea, Tl
Villa Kueva,.
tiprintcl to Ruwew esas suc wouta take advancare of
a
his return (pcssivly on 22/4/63) to send erother lette> to Abreu asking fer
a Gefinitive resly to ner re-entry recsuest. She added that she felt sne could
count on Jorrin for tais servicy, sie her relatious vith him bad always, Yen
very cordial.
6. L/4 also mentioned tat she ned seen and crested ©
t ife}. 2/3 tcid L/+ that ne brussels
turned from Lavana (apparantly wil.
I
ezeda who had just re-
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hed been in Havana the precediag seek cn a reguler courior run.
Fe L/4 aiso turned over to Howton severel pu>lications #zick she had reteived
fron Cataline Cepero anc the press office. che ccan:ntes thet the wife of Cru:: «
was working 25 secretary to the Chief LISTHG in adsziti
t
porsible for corficential cocunents.
* tetiete = + _ .
: - _ ; éallace B. Eevton
to her cuties as res- .
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49 April,1968
Subject: LIzINC/% Report of Conversation vith Sergio Yalcez re
LIZING/3 Alleged “O2ACT Affiliation.
4. LIAING/4 met site Ho..ton at the new sclehouse room Rowton renteé- fer .
Security rezsons usder the alias Sean Fercier at the Suites carne. Zowton
had given 1/4 a key and she enteorec the duildinc end proceeded directly
to the erartnent, arriving at about 1700, xo..ton posed as 2 Preach susinessnan ~
and introduced L/4 to the cywer(and his sister} as his secretary.
2. LIAzWC/4 stated thet s*e vas glad to nave sore *ti-e elone witha kowton since
she had received a cisturbing report from versio Velsez acain revealing
that reports of 1YaTHA/Ite a Werrs Vfliliaviu: wita vuracl were circulating
in leftist circles. She exrleined that serpio Valdez hed talked with her at
her spertzent (Atovac) bShSay evening ( 15 April,1°S8} far into the nicht .
about two reports ne had received about iTsilG/3. Jergio Valdez explisined
that about three weexs previcusly nis father (who works on the staff of
“Siezpre” told him that he should be careful in ois dealings with LIZING/3
since the latter was a «GFACT agent. Sercio ¢alcez told L/S that he bacame
Angignant et this telling sis father that he hac known L/3 for the past ten
years ani considered 1/3 es nis nentor in revolutionary phil osophy and had.
absclutel: no reascrs to distrust hin in bis current activities. ‘Sergio Val-_
des added thot he ttreatened so breck with bis fatker unless the Yatter re-
vealec to kit the source of bis infcerzetion. Eis fcother finally ecnfessed
thet he learned ttie irom Alberto Sorin:uez, his toes m™ fiexrre, but he could
not sey from vhoz Doninsuez hed received the report. . |
3. sergic Valdez continued that in acdditio: to tis repert he had also been
told soze tine ago by Ceneral aemiberte sara cara (nev Gzceased} that he should
be careful in his dealings with 1i21!'S/3 since the latter vas tnowh to be
a “traitor to tie revolution". Sergio Valiez added thct Ceneral sore did not
epecéify any reason for his allegation om cive details.
that he was quite naturally very disturbed and had hesitated to neyjtion thom
to LIRI2.G/3 before his departure in order not to upset him. He stated that he
had siven the metter a great deal of thought and had cone to tue conclusicn
that Crozeo was the person passing out this scurrilous report and jnat he
‘Antended to cet to the botton of the whole business hinself «itiout involving
LIRR 16/36. He explaine? that he was planning to orzasize a group of four or
five armed sen to kidnap Crozco and interrorate kim until he ecnfessed every-
thing. He acaced thet if Crozco inate ecnfessed that he had passed this
copy
Tate
Nee on eter nenpenneg nes
rr j
ed Leena det
id * . ce
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caluniy to Alberto Dominjuez they would acsagsinats Grozco on the spot. If,
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ozco “eS Larccent ther would fook for sone one
TECe
hovever,it dbecere clear thet
else wie cisht have been tre
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Se LILT..G/& »tateé that this wacle cenve:sztion heé shaken her badly since
4t was again an indicetion that 1/3 vas throuch no fault'of his cwn eccused
cf betraying the revolution ard she #¢s well avare o2 the arastic action that
the Guatexalarn revosuticnaries as well us the Cubans were willing to take
egain persons accused even on slin evi.exce of being traitors. he asked
Howton under no ciroungtanees to reveal chis ltest report to LIAINC/3 since _
mipht drive hin to do sconething srastic.
6. Lisri.6/4 sleo reported that in the ccurse of some ae felées
she Knew such report
@
Bah ursught sp the snus of see Tey Lee wee le wear UL sa” BL0u cus avutEe-
menti:ipned report agsizct 2/3. she exp sinedc th LST Valdez Baic toat
he snew of 3/3's business relaticns with ast end that be binself
hoped soue Caz to ve ebdle to utet Larris interest, sarris :
in nis own cozmercial ventures. 1/4 teld sowlon trat she preserded acc to
heve much cirect Gcaling vith Hirris and alleged that as far as she ‘sew he
wes currently in Candde.
- jell: e B Eevton
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7 eben nn eee remmene
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ened eames ween
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22 Arril,1o¢e3
Subjects iglendo Mendez iruilar, Giateralan hedel Contact 22
Kezico City. ; :
nas. revezled
encoval
Sudject to be 2 convact of francisco
ee
of the fon Llosa croup of Gusteralan rcovceis in Mexico city.
necolfe %
2. Cn tye occesions in early Lpril,if62, Francisco lara, ‘ gurdne a visit
to LISILG/3's arcrtzent, tade tolephont calls to 45-G0-30 ( listed as
Pudlicaciones ¢ Inpresicnes Vecieanas 5.4. - Diario Cvaciones, Calle Lago
Ranahwhe BON S ane cotct To. Gie ceuues aLulaar cn extension 27. it is
epparent frem the tontext of sinversation t:at fubfect is a cicse friand
and possible ccliaberater of . ta’s. LIATIS/3 rejerted the telcphece call
to Rowton, weick he stated ues made in his presence in an effort br isra
to locate cedelfo sandsvsl. Accordiss te 1/3, hare ask xed the person whom
be telephoned ( 2/3 could rot icentify this person since lara cid sot use
nis name while telxing) ehere "tiere fine friend® was. L/3 cortinued that
Lara Cid not cention cencoval's nune, epperently for security reascus, but
he had prevkousiy told 1/3 tLat ae sas calling to determine the shereadouts
of Sandoval. 1/3 -iso reported tuat he beard Leora refer to a certein
"Fl Gato" and to "Si Corde". 1/3 told Esater that he could not idestify.
the forner, out it epreared th2t "51 Serdo” referred to the young friend
of Lare’s ehese ;hotocraph L/2 tad previousl7 given to Nowten for cozy—
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ang and woo was rased only “nocerte" in conversations witha L .
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3. Phe LIVLi® intercept reveals tast frasccisco isra told vendas Aguilar
that ne had teen wita Sandeval early the ;recedize evenirg but that the
latter bod oct scown up for the secting arren ed Zor tzat! same mornings
shen pressed cerdez ecafeased thet 3sndeval had revurned hose drunk and
was ;robabdly sleerics off the effects of the ;revious eveni:s Be This dould
“Endicate that Sandoval probably Lived with hendez aguilar, or at least
esirtains close et with his _ |
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& The station is atia;ting to desersine the hoze a-tressiof Subject in
the bore that further specific information can be uncovered concercing
bis relationsnir with PAR. : i :
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4. ‘TrRIKG/a informed Rowton 2& April,1968, that she received telegram —
‘from Mexican Consulate Guatemala City advising her "Consulate inter-
- vening in case her husband; will|continue to keep inforned”. LIRING/S
on her own initiative (before sn? able meet with Rowton) asked advice
“Sergio Valdez and Manuel Marcué fardifias (of defunct Politica). :
a 2. On recommendation Valdez, LIZRING/4 telephoned Mexican Consulate Guate-
mala City and spoke at some aN with Consul Octavio Serrano. Latter
assured her LIRING/3 well and thdt he taking personal interest since he
Peseoniad Criead Lininss3's fatoey. Ge explainea toat initi2l hearing would
take place next day and that judge would have eight days in which decide
i disposition of the case. He gave |LIRING/& his home telephone and promised
‘to keep her informed. . .
3. No mention made either in conversation with Serrano or in lecal press
of simultaneous arrest of Francisco Lara,althouga arrest of Carlos Persabal
Marcué nerk reported. simeitenesus. Charge listed as “distributing conmunist
propaganda". A ;
& LIRING/4S also reported that in| her hurried meeting with Manuel Marcué
Pardifias latter at first took nstlserved-them-vig tS-approach" but.confided
that he had learned of arres t pacheding aay and inuediately appealed to
Carrillo Flores. According Marcué: , Flores sent telegram nh his presence to:
Bexican Consulate instructing it to bring matter to diplomatic level if
necessary. :
5. LIRING/4 also showed Rowton note ‘from LIRING/3 in peneil on brown paper
_apparentiy/P8h* b¥on paper bag which she statee@ she received that day in
plain envelope with typed address and apparently notional return address.
She assumes this sent at request LIRING/3 by Octavio Serrano. Note reassure
_-EIRING/4 that LIRING/3 in ggod health and that be can handie matters on his
“own. He states “Persabal is to blame” and instructs LIRING/& to warn wife
: of Francisco Lara not to talk to anyone. Also to urge agther of Lara not
» 7 te come Guatemala City in attempt help hin.
: 6.. Rowton instructed LIRING/4 give maximum play this development to LIRINGs
i "gn hope that this might wipe out adverse reports circulating against loyalty
. _LIRING/3. LIRING/4,who expects re-entry permit PBRUMEN Honentarily, will
ask LIRINGS for extension in view developments.
nes pM cee
paernce were Se manent pty See H AN mNetennrRE Ie Rent
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Savgjeet: LIsins/4 Hepivt of Visit to LIMITING Cffices. :
lL. LLSE.C/4 reported to cestcn at 400 on 75/4/55 at tas cotel sifercen
taet she cad visites the LIuty 2
ene of the née: sceraiag : 2/3
+ op ewer
TOCITy
a nasty mood, +en i
Li2iInG/9 was verv svrovathetic, sellic- her cuct cs also raed tre article
t
fiw tha nanen, wees an bees oe Lek Uf Lf 3d
which contaired the sentence "Tersabal tiene la culpa", Lei lG/S vecene |
very agitated and ezelaineé that he vould dcrecictely*tane out 2 cori?
(fieha) reconst-e screed taat 1/5 esuld
. ia weuldiot te cillieult
ulabe
plesned onc
1 sveity-isy £ the re-crtry pereit.
-ent to see LIAT G/e end recounted the
to -et ao extansic¢
2e LInThG/S cont
du0Lf BLOTY to hin,
Feyoxber moverente
Luvelvenert wich FAR and ic
mn she vacuéllyg wecented the
:EAUGER vie vexice
Serécwal bed tell
City about a sor
excicining, "xs
thet he wes icav:
karpy to ‘take sions any letters 1/4 cicaut wish te
i
Cev ani scuid be
1
to their zutus
at that sire.
the
om
friercs explainine why she cculd not lenve for =:
3. LIR.G/% also reported that s‘fle she was in tte office of 21.1.5/2 she
set leo Seven wno runs a hotel is ‘cazulco -nd shon she pezenbered froa
--- eeeasicsal visits he@ asde to tha iTul.G offices aiile she was vorzirg there
She cessribed ceven cs ar otvicus henosexual, «ell -rvs seed ene citrecizing
in his manners. He tel her thet be ;lesiec to trevel bo] PARE: Hd "on irle
: Gey” (hether 25 April er 3 May was net s; ecified) ito see| his Bon who sas
. , atudying there. 1/4 coamented toast everroie at ‘the LIATKG office &ppeared
to treat Deven vith respect and cccfidenca.'. i ;
4&, Ze the layout of the office of Linc /a Qdackrroa} LiKING/& 334d abe note
oo the addition of the typesriter table (ferserly. in the siddle rccs)against
the left aall witha pertavle Clynpia tyzewriter oc it. The Gcraan typesrite:
was still gw the cis desk. Also dehind the szell.coffee table in che corner
she noted that the rolied up posters vere sone and in thgir place.ere two
or threes packages of beeks. : 7.3. j;Rowtea
nema ah ge
pepe
ine
cme fmt peter we
2 arene meer presen
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ubieet: LIEILC/& seport of Telephone Conversaticnu with Yolazda Diaz.
f
le. GIkE.C/4 reportei to xowtcs on 22 April
teleziose call from cer negro <sctor fries
on the evering cf di anrdl,7i22, cdvisic
had teen approvec. Ycianda
in
2eeiréiins to farsa, that
ica)
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wow
fa
she wozlc be exrecticc her o.
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2. LIsiiG/S continued te novtcorn that : iexd, LInTlLS/9¢'s
secretary, serly on ce aril, offise locally
baw Levelvea tas trFrovels yes teen ree -
ceived. LISING/S sane c{terncon
in the presence of =
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27 April,192é
Sudjects LI=IUG/& Eeport of Feeting with “aruel FKarcu& Fardtias.
1. Bouton cet with LIRING/4& for lunch at the Funta blanco restzurant
on Felcbor Cearpo at 1206C on 27/4/68. kozton had ¢iven up tre safe-
rocm in the Eotel Suites iiarne earlier thet <orning since he felt it
was not lonzer necessary. :
2. L1z#ING/4 reported that Manuel EarcuS Fedisas, the uncle of carlos
Fersabal Marcué, had telephoned her the previo.s evening "freut ie street"
enc arranrei to see her -riveately at the Koala kestaurant Ctexfa Tashalo
motel) later in tte evening. Accordi.g to LIZING/4, hareué told ber that
through bis azpeal to Carrillo Flores the case of List: G/3 and ais nephew
wes newin ¢ipliomatic channels ard he hoped that doth priscners ssuld. be
inply deported efter a sucsery trial. He could not,however, cu:pantee anye=
thing, esrecizliy the lexrth of tise icvolved, anc asxed: LUnING/& to re-
frain froz acy activity treet cizht prejudice she czese. Specifisally he
instructed LI:2::3/4 to break off all contact vith the Guatezalan revolu-
tionaries in Kexico, the LIxiIiG establishment, and all cocmusicztion with
the Mexican Consul in Guctemala City. Ee cuxzgke stressed thet any false
move on LIST!G/S's part sight cause Carrillo Flores to wit hnéray Lis inter-
vention. Farcué promised to keep in touch with LISIUG/a so that she would
not feel compietely helpless. He added that the nother of Carles Fersebal
Mareué ( supposedly Manuel Harcué Fardinias' sister) would be traveling tec
Gueterale City in tke next few days so that she could visit her son and
follow tze case at first band. : |
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3.2281G/4 also rz:;orted to Rowton that Rodolfo Sandoval iof the Yon Sosa
‘group had procised to visit ter at her epartzent the previous eve-ing at
2200 in tie coz-pany of Sergio Valdez to discuss matters further. Bad Aine |
forced her on the phone in making the date that “zl Gordo” bed returned
fron Guatenale City - icplyics thet the latter had news Goncern= a6 the
tate of Francisco lera ( whose arrest was net rerorted in the presa, nor
by Gtavio Serrrano, the Mexican Consul, to LIsING/4). “LIBING/& secnieed
that francisco lara had escaped arrest and his invclvezent with 21.T1G/3
was 20t known. she therefore agreed #ith Narcué that she hould set see
Sancoval and the other Guatezalans in ‘public, and especially not at ber
apartzent. - |
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4&, LIxING/4 also” Feperted thet Kensel Mareué Pardifies nad ‘asked her
not to call hin at his hose again to asx fcr news, or 23 a uetter of
fact discuss in any way the cese by telepkune. ile stated thet be felt the
phone of i1s7..G/4 as well as “is own yhones were tapped exd thet pozsibly j
LIsIUG/4's apartsent was being watched. He did not specify by when or
for what rurpese, dut LIaIsG/6 told Howton that she assumed it wculd be.
either by the Mezican Governzent or the Nexo Blanca of Gustemale or both.
Rowton again enecurared LIKING/4 to cove oui of the Atoysd. arartzent ene
back into the less conspicuous celzada Tacubaya place, coznenting trat
this woule not osly prevest future security risxs but elso conviree the
LinixGs that she was suffering financially because of LIRIT:.G/3's plight
(she stated thet she hes already invimated this inconversstions with the
wife and secretery of the LIxi:.G Chief, as well as with LIRING/2). LIT? “G/4
agreea nut expressed resret tuet the Tacubeva apartment did not have a :
phone and thas sne night -iss important mail addressed to tne étorse apart-
ment and arrivizcs after her departure. xXowton suggested one lest letter
to tle Mexican consul in Guaterala City sirpiy advisisg hin of the chance
of address.
5. LIaInc/4 clso showed Acxion the return address typed on tre envelope
in whieh the acts froq LiciiG/5 to aer had been forwarded..foe ackress,
which sowton gurroses is roti a pleceé on the envelore by tdavic ser~
te sucztsticon of LIx
ranof?or securiey reasons, i828 follows: :
i?
Carlos Rodriguez '
35 Averida 20-57, Zona 5 .
_ Guatesala C.A. : |
6. Zowton concluded with the cornent that he felt LIRING/& need not take
Marcué's instruction not to visit the LIXING offices too seriously, since
it was e well know and eesily ascertainable fact that LILING/4% bad a lo-
gical reason for going there occasicnally. Rowton did nit wish LISISG/4&
to break off relations at this critical tine, exzecially since 1121nG/2 had
. .@oumented to her on ber last visit that she should feel free to come in at
Jt any time she needed help or consolaticn during the crisis. | i
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AGeyear-o14 s9n of LIXING/3 was rot at her =
_ that this upset her so that she szent the rest
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1. sowton met with LI Irc/4& for lete lunch st the lunte Blanco
on Felcnor Ccazro on 29/4/68. She nad to br
restaurant
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ertnent at the tise.
2. LIZING/4 reported that Caencaal of the 13th of Novexber Group of Ton
Sosa hed afain visited her end sno-n creat ccxncern for her welfare. He
again offerfed her some roney, sucz as he had, tut LIsinG/4 refused in
vies of his sixcultaceous corcplaints of the financial crisis he hinself
was uidergoing. Ze expiained that since Frenciece Lere left he had teen
supporting Lara's entire fazily corsisti:<© a? tevete ‘rt te | oothor, ind
their two young children. LIRG:G/4 said Sandcval rescked a point iz enotio-
nal frustraticn curing the conversetion thet he excleined that he would
have to resort to roodery or a hold-up ic orcer to get the necessary noney
not ccly te support Lara's fenily but to secd screone to Gueteralc City
to see LIKING/3 acd srocure a coojd lawyer for hin. LIAING/S told “ovteon
of the evening pleadicg
with Sandoval not to cormit any crininal act. Secdovai then revealed that
ke and his friencs tad held up a zolicezan during the Eucp hrey visit and
taken his gun, since they were siort one weapon.
3. iYSING/4, cosamentine thet Sandeval's only incoue vas from selling lan- |
guage records for the Cortina Instituto Linguistico, told sostor that she.
prorised to contact all ner Zrierncs in an attempt to help him sell tne re~
corcs and thus raise sone nosey legealy. L/4 explaiceé to aowton that San-
doval's comzizsion is abcut 350 pesos per set of recoriés, which is actually
the down payment xade vy the custczer (the resainder beizg! paid in weexly
or contaly instalnents of about 1€5 pesos). L/% asked souton' 8 telp in find-
ing custczers erons his business contacts ‘to selp sancoval,
a LISIiG/4 also resorted that Maruel Marcué Pardifias bed visited her at
“her apzrtment late the previous evening. He told her thet Garlos Fersabal's
wife, Teresa lozasda, would be accorpanying her nother-in-léw to Gusienala
City. Ze atso stated that he was optinistic since Carrillo iFlores had ine
etrucved the Kexican Consul to appeal to the Suctemalen Minister of Foreign.
Affftrs. RareuS cocmented that unfortunately the Mexican Consul cou.d not
reach this official hiss21f since he was currestly in Nee fork. Ee hoped
however that the Consul would see the Minister's secretary ‘tdarrange direct -
intervention. L/4 cozxented to howten that Nareué seemed vi very curious about
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Valéez, who was seiog particulerly kelpful to her et this time, verned
her sternly agsinst ecceptine acy money fren herent in light of ris ree
putstion as an unscupzlous lcthario. 1/4 aided that Barcué presised to
gee her again ‘the fcilouwing evening to keer her setorsed! : ~
5S. shen sowvton again sucsestea tht LIAL.G/& sove frcox the Atoyze ezart-
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phone, she presented ro obfection, commenting that with all the traffic
in an€ out of oer atoayae aparvnert at ali hours of the nicht her reruta-
ti-:n §5 proeoly in jeopardy, especially with her izacdiste neighbders and
be cleanirg wonen and caids. She prorised “ovtcn to nove out the following
Gey sau0d 4e 525 ULe cuE OL. te Mouth ena @ Lopical time. she aiso ;ro-ised
when oe eens the LIETG office the next norniny to make this xucwn,stres=
girg her firencisl piicht.
6. iisTG/s4 chen appecte2 to aoston to help her establish sone sort of
Contest with LIETiG/2, if for ncthing eise than to find out how ke was end
whether he reezed anything . L/s felt that souton misht send some business
contact of his te visit 7/3 on Sovton's bebslif, giving ssac recognition
signal to LI=°%G/3. shen gowtca srointed out t-e danger in this of possibly
meki-g thinss worse for L/3, LIAING/S consented that Sandoval had tcld her
that visitors were not required to sien 2 register or Bive Lengthy exclana—
tions. L/4 aéded thet she night find scmeone, including Sergio Valdez er
Bail Horeno or ore of their friends who mizht cazxe a short trip to Guatena—
la City to see LIRISG/3. in reply to Koetoz's query,i/% corn sented that she
did not expect exything from the sife or ucther of Carlos iersebal since
‘they had not even bothered to telepione her since the arrest becane known.
?- Revton =roaised to tive the satter some thousht aad dibcuss 1t further
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1. On 3 May, 1256, LIK: 9/4 rep
the LIRING offices the precedin= dey ind noticed thet the! black tele-
phone was re:lisced i i
uw the cicdle office ( where e22 hereelf used to
work). She stzted thet she could ret se certsic trict it was tne cane
instruzent end th:t it was replaced ty cne of the LIILG exployees,but
£& appeered thet way since che hed uct seen the irstruzent there on
ber visit on the srevious friday (26/8/63) and LI=1/4/9 hed cocnented
hat the telepicne wouleé be rerlazed in t= ~£2i02
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2, «ith reserd to LIziuG/3's current sitcation, LEiT. 2/4 §
she had again talxeeé to the Mexican Consul in Gua eriia C2
phone on 2 Har,%4°5S, and dzs reassured thet LIkINC/3 vas in gcod hcelth.
The ~onsgul inferred her that he could visit L/3 on wherstays and Sundeys,
and sould be zied to pasa any letters tuzt L/& xis send to hiu for L/3.
the Consul alzo coczented thet the vexican kelecisres Zeteriores had in-
structed hiz to take up L/3's case with the Guatenelan rinistry of foreign
Affeics, He edded tust he hoped with tzis pressure to zersuade the Guate- ‘
malan sovernzent to deport 1/3 within the next ter isys. i
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versiticn on 3 “ay,1968, with Sergio Valdez. She related that Valdez hot
coze to see her ic the =ornicg to apologize fer not naving lany. money to
lend her to help her meet expenses. Ze explained taet ne mad not deen paid
by the Revistacrorque? and was very short of funds ninsel?.! L/4 continued
that she would neve to a:peal to ell her -riencés and those of L/3 for sone
soney to tide ser over until L/3 returned. She then recretted that she
bad rect been esle to locate "Sr. Harris" but if anc when nel cane to Mexiee
again she would tave to “renew diplomatic relations" sith hik. Sersio Val-
“@ez thes accerci:g to LIAINS/4, laurhed exd said that t-is besinded hin of
another nasty ruceor that be hed beard. Ho then revesied that aaGl Moreno :
hed recently tcld hin that a certain Gorzales of the Spartace Club had told
biz (Korene) that LIzING/4 had been fired fren the i281°G offices because
she had deen provicizg information to the F3ii:Mca imbessy that he had
learned this fro: the iIAING "service" officer. Sergio Vzldez also men-
tioed that a “girl «he worked in the zona rosa" wto .ncws Terese cr Carmer
Lozada had mentioned that Sr. Harris tad offarged Caraen Le the sum
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of 34,6CO.CO for inforzaticn on the situation in BBROUMEN. ETsIG/4
tole zowto: thet she was badly shaken by these cocrents but sttemptid
to assuae 48 uon-chalart an air es p.csible acd did not questicn sergio
Valdez to deterzine the exact source. che noted thit sergio ¥ Valse bad
mentioned Soaton severz] tines te her,elvays appar ectly | in passing, with
the otvious hore thet LIZING/4 we ld reveal hie
arren.e an intrecucti:n to him for sergio Velécz. <LISLNG/4 arrced wits
howton that Veléez was probably provoking her since et ell tines hes 45-
peared to be weli cisposed toward Sr. Farris fren what he «new of hin fros
LIaIiG/3. Howton coumented to L/4 that the lest report concerni-sc Carnen
Lozada epoesred to hove been fabricated either by serzio Valdez or soze af
his fricnds, sicply on the basis of the fact tnat Sr. varris hed been in
touch with Srerer Isrian wlulle sus eas ln mexico.
eresence in Fexico «rd
&, LIRING/4& then stcted that she felt she had to continue to impress Sergio”
Valdez with ner cespera:e need for money enc accordiagly te .erucsned -the
LIZixd gatekeeper in his presence and csked for a loan. shen the guvecesper
respcenied favorably, sane left Sergio Valcez weiting in the/apartszent and
went tc the LIZIUG (flices at once tz collect the ican. The gatexeeper zave
her 1CO ceson on the spot, fortunctely in the presence of LIRIEG/13~ 4
told Zoston thet she prorised to return the coney in tae next week, 23 soon
as she received scney promised to her by her father. : ‘
5. LIkiING/4 added th.t se chs was leaving the L1-.21G office she ran into
“the leftist writer, Jeainze Labastida, «he expressed bis sorrow at the arrest.
of LIEIEG/3. Lasastida concented that sczeone hed teld hin recently that
a cartocn of sore kind hed appeared in a Tepachvla Leuspaper "aseinst LI-
RING/3". «hen 1/4 pressed him he gave « descrirtion of the imgoneone” that
definite:y icentified hin es Sergi: Valicz. L/4 continced that ahen she
confrented Sergio VYalcex with this upon her return to -he ppartrent, he :
hotly denied it, cuch to 1/4's systificaticn.
6. LIsi!5/4 also commented thet Manuel Fareu$ Ferdicas continued to tele-
phone her at very ls:e hours of tae nicht in the ope (she assumed) that 7
she would invite him up. She called hin a “viejo verde® and|edded tt that she
had no intention of seeizg him alone 36 her howe av night. [.
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Ve LILILG/G reported to liowton av the Pu:to Blanco _Pesfaurait on helecor
Ocezpo at 1500 on 5/5/63 that i.acuel Harcué Fardines had inferced her at
0100- that saze dey tzat he had fuzt lesr.ed that ayn and ais nepssw
tad teen seavencealte prison, with a cinicun tern of six months. ha:c.é i
aclec tno2t bis sister end her Caupntcrein-lew wv uld be. returring to Fexico
City by the enc of the week and stouvld be etle to supply Geteils of ts.
trial end proepectse fcr the dsrediete future of having the prison term re~
euceéd. LiniiG/s ex:leinec to Noutor thet sre bed eccepted a dinner i:vwi-
tetion at Senborns extended to Ler ty Aguirre Jeries. airenfacees ne TIlt
Shelipabal
feh shew eus uuu stbucrea et the University of Usvera, and arrived et the
hore of Cilbsrto end Elance Amant (Blenca Pea de Arant),wkith «aces che sas
staying, rather lste cné found Hescel Marcu’ weiticc fer her. ifter apc-
locizine rprefusingly for os previous rude conduct with. L/4, te reperted
the latest revs ccrcerzi:s L/3 to her. i '
&. LIsi.G/& e-reed wita scwton thet elthoich the priscn seaterce was sro-
bably cefinite, she should check it out with the Fexicani\Con«.! personally. an)
She stated that forts. ctely she rezendered = certair Cesefipa sedrizuer who
worked ic the Larca distineia service of Telefones dz MExico when she had !
originally zet as a fiend ef LINIRNG/2. L/4 ocrzented taat zta sodrizsez
whom she described as “ruy fea" vas eranored of LIRIn G/2: gome years aco but i
storped seeing nim (to her xnowleige) when she found out that he vas sarcied,
L/4 continued taat $rta aodrisguez had already prozise3 te put through lang
distagce calls to Guatezala for L/4 eithout charsizg the calls, if they could :
be erranced curing her shift at the switchboard.
3. LIZTKG/4 also re-orted thet she had azein visited the |LIRING offices at
1345 on 7/5/62 snd agsin adout 143C shat 3sne sorning. at, dowton's request
she «gain checked the phone in the <ssird offices Co the first wisit the of-
_. .. f4ea had alreacy7 been clesed but she ran into L121..G/143 ab the gate und ec- - ‘.
ceptec 2 ride hone ( she felt this fortunate since 16 cropped | her at the
* Tacubaya apartuent at her request). Cn this occ igion cur.ng a brief exchang:
of comments vith the zcatekeeper and oe fal: G/% lecraed that Lisins/2
will returu frog ; BRUMEN on 10/5/68. art 4
& On visitizy the LISING cffices on the snoring of &/5/58, LIRING/& told
Bowten that fortunately only her fttend Catalina and sosita (secretary
of LinliG/9) were present. «hon she seat into the third office where sosita ;
was working she asked to use the phone and ofproached the iinstrunent. che .
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wes able to note that the name "Cki Electric,?sxyo,Japan" was mer reed on
the instruscrt. She else retec fhe werd "Gall™ cut coule not tell whether
twas pert cf the manufacturer's cine or a Xexican or U.t. subsidiary.
She also noted that below tne receiver were fo:r switetes (like |the orcinary
push light ewitckes) unmerzecd or uinuzccred. “Zen she excldézed to acsita:
"How do you dial on this. chone™s Rosita replieé:"Sut it's uct a phone,it's .
an intercon". LI:IUG/4 tol2 -owton tiat she then cosmen:ed:"Zut ‘now come,
the intercom 4s in tr: first office.” acsita tha, eccorciug to isa, aisteds
"But thet's a specizl i:.tercon." (1/4 explained that she was refer: Tin. to the
phere ste hed in her hand). : ; :
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5. LIEIIGS/$ conticued thet when she p:ss7ed through the seconc office, she :
noted that the paoone wich bed been replaced in thet ware ce cf) Dollie
waaueoccure ane wee the sere instruzont prewieuzly there when she worked in ;
that office. She asssurs thet the LIAT'Gs replecec the phene th enselves.
6 LIEING/& alse ¢cld Sorter t t:2t she bad loceted an excellent cpartzént
in the 2aificc Condesa ( Metzstifn ené Yorseres) througrt her friend Blarca
Pefa who lives ix the saze cevelonment. LIXITS added thst she bad siven i
the adzizistretor 300 resos ts hold the vonbeert for her until she csuld z
arranze e Ziador. She al
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irlded and received acprovsli cust Defore he left;
LI.ING/& reessured Sowton thet she was telling everyone, particularly “tie j
LIHINGs, that she wae living «t the Sacubaya ansrincnt and tedporarily stay- *-
ing as a hcuse cuest at the icze of Slanca Fela de Anant. She‘'also reassured .
Rowton that she had informed the LIXING gatekeeper when she r-turned ths 100,
peso lean thet she hed received money from her father in Kew York. :1HING/4
added tact soveral friends, i:cludi:¢ the well-known writer aevueltas, had
suitable exzployzent in the aornings she wuld accest the offer, if only for
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develooments leading to the trip made by LIRING-3' to Guatemala in
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and Carlos Manuel ™ PERSAVAL Marcue, Mexican national and nephew
of Manuel Marcue Pardinas. evediractar af the nom acfunctt
Politica, This trip, as the Guaterala City Station has advised,
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2. According to reports submitted to Wallace B, RoxTOX |by
LIRING-3, the latter s«t Carlos Manuel Persaval Varcue origizaily
through the latter's sister-in-lay, CarmerLozada de Ramirez
who had been carrying on an extra-marital affair with LIRING-3
since early November 1547. On the evening of 3 March 1968, *
Persaval approacned LIRING-3 in connection with the difficul es
that a young Guatemalan woman living in Mexico City ras ave
in obtaining false docuszentation to enable her to travel to
Guatemala to recontact her husband, whom Persaval described as
“an igportant guerrilla leader”. Persaval revealed to LIRING-3
that he had been assisting the FAR in propaganda work in Mexico
for some time and gave LIRING-3 several copies of a panphlet |
eatitled "Violencia en Guatemala” which Persaval said had been
published on one of his uncle's presses and was being sold at the
nominal price of three Méxican pesos to help raise money for the
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3. When LIRING-3. under RO@TON's direction, responded
favorably to this initial approe-4, Persaval pursued the matter
and finally, on & April. reveals. ‘that he was in touch with two
“Serortant Quc..lble leadc.o” wnuu necueu aeap in returning
clandestinely to Guatemala. Persaval asked LIRING-3 to arrange
to guide these persons across the Guatemalan border south of
Chiapas, an area LIRING-3 had previously told Persaval re was very
faniliar with from his previous residence in San Cristobal.
Persaval made no further reference to the “young Guatemalan wife
of the FAR leader”. LIRING-3 surmised to ROWTON that this person
might actually have been the wife of Francisco Lara Barrios, but
that plans for her return were discarded in favor of the trip
by Lara himself.
4. At ROWTON's urging, LIRING-3 insisted on reeting the tro
Guatem2zlans involved and in talking to then before undertaking
such a mission, Persaval finally introduced LIRING-3 to Francisco
Lara Barrios on 17 March 1968, and the latter presented LIRING-3
to 2 certain "Rodolfo", who LIRING-3 ascertained subsequently was
| a member of the 13th of November group headed by Yon Sosa by the
name ofySandoval. Francisco Lara Barrios confided to LIRING-3
that he had in his possession a false Guatemalan passport in the
name of Jose Maria‘Oliva Carranza and that he had obtaired legal
residence in Mexico with his wife and children through the efforts
of ex-Mexican President Lazaro Cardenas. He also named a certaia
Eskenazi and LIREBEL-1 as persons who assisted Guatemalan exiles
-in Mexico. Station believes Eskenazi may be identical with
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- the above-mentioned persons to cross the Mexican/Guatemalan border
and to accompany them to Guatemala City. This latter extension of
the original trip was made by Lara at the suggestion of LIBING-3
so that the latter could meet with the FAR woman responsible for
logistics. LIRING-3 reported to ROWION subwequently that just
before their departure, Lara also offered to arrange for LIRING-3
to travel clandestinely to the Sierra de las Minas to meet directly
with FAR and 13th of November leaders to discuss further) support
that LIRING-3 night be able to provide through his comsetcial .
contacts in Chiapas and northern Nexico.
6. “ LIRENG-3 fabricated 2a false Mexican identity d at!
(Secretaria-de Education) for Francisco Lara Barrios in the
name of. Jacinto/Rangel Cervantes with Lara slightly disguised so
that tke latter could move about more unobtrusively on the Mexicaa
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would not be accompanying them since ke was too vell known and
his mission was not important enough to justify the risk and the
expense involved.
7. LIRING-3 did not depart as he had hoped on 5 April 1968,
because Lara unfortunately accidentally shot himself in the ankle
on the norning of that day while cleaning his gus and had to be.
given medical attention before he could make the trip. LIRING-4
told ROWTON that LIRING-3, Francisco Lara and Razlloreno, a
friend of LIRING-3, finally left Mvexico City in te personal
car of Raul Moreno on 10 april 1958. but that Moreso had returned
to Mexico City two days later as a result of an-zecident that
disabled the car sorewhere in Chiapas. LIRING-4 did not report
anything concerning the subsequent involvement of Carlos Persaval
Marcue, stating that she rad not received any ccanunication fron
LIRING-3 after his telegram of 12 April, in which te reported
the return of Raul Moreno. #0¥TON surmises that when Raul
Moreno kad to return to Mexico City. LIRING-3 azd Lara asked
Carlos Persaval Marcue to join them and drive trem to the border
Se his om cor and thet Bersaval continued on with them toward
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8. Guatemala City Station advised on 22 Arril 1968, that
the story of the arrest of Lara, Persaval and LIZING-3 had reached
the local press and that they would be turned over to the appro-
priate courts for trial. This indicates that LIZING-3 may ;
eventually be released and hence be available to ROWTON for '
complete debriefing.
9, The only significant nane that had surfaced as a result
of LIRING-3's involvement with the Guatemalan reseis in Mexico
City is that of Rolando”’Nendez Aguilar, whom Francisco Lara
Barrios contacted on 45-60-30 extension 27, in early April from
the home telephone of LIRING-3. (This number corresponds to the.
"Publicaciones e Inpresiones Mexicazas, S.A. - Diario Ovaciones,
Calle Lago Sirahuen 297, Mexico City). From the LIFEAT coverage -
on LIRING-3 it is apparent that Mencez is a close contact of
both Lara and Sandoval and may be providing or have provided
employment for them in Mexico. The Station is 2ttempting to
determine the home address of Mendez in the hose that further
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LIRING<*4 PHONED CONSULATE ,» WAS TOLD BY
CONSUL GCTAVIO SERRANO THAT LATTER CLOSE FRIEND LIRING-3 FATHER.
SERRANO SAID LIRING-3 “ALL RIGHT,” WOULD HAVE INITIAL COURT HEARING.
25 APRIL AFTER WHICH JUDGE WOULD HAVE E.GHT DAYS DECIDE DISPOSITION
OF CASE. CHARGE IS DISTRIBUTION (COMMENTST PROPAGANDA. HO MENTION
MADE BY SEBRANO OR PRESS OF FACT FRANCISCO (LARA) BARRIOS ARRESTED
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SERRANO. LETTER IN DOUSLE TALK SAYS LARA “ALL RIGHT™ AND WARES
AGAINST RAVING HIS WIFE TALK TO THE °RESS OR HIS MOTHER come
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1. On 5 March 1968, LIRING-3 had dinner with CARLOS i
PERSAVAL NARCUE, nephew of MANUEL MARCUE FARDINES, director
of the now defunct magazine “POLITICA”, a Cotzmunist bi-
monthly publication, During the dinner PERSAVAL queried
LIRING-3 if he could obtain a false passport for the wife
of an important Guatemalan guerilla leader so that she:
COULS Chace fave Meas LU ULabem- ta, LIRING-S replied
that he would do his utmost to assist.
2. On 8 March 1968 PERSAVAL told LIRING-3 that two(2)
Guatemalan revolutionaries had need to travel to Guatemala
by mid-March. LIRING-3 commented that there was Limited
possibility of obtainirg false documents, but that he could.
brief the Guatemalans so as to facilitate their illegal
crossing of the MWexican/Guatemalan border, or if they desired,
he would guide them.
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3. On 9 March 1968, PERSAVAL again discussed the matter
-with LIRING-3, saying that one of the two travellers possessed
'- legal travel docurents. Since the other person has no such ‘
legal documents, they should enter Guatemala illegally.
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4. LIRING-3 reported on 27 Yarch 1968, that one of the
traveller to Guatemala is FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS.
The group is of the opinion that LIRING-3 should also go to
Guatemala in order to meet an unidentified worman, described
as the FAR logistics officer, to discuss FAR support from
Mexico. j
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5. Departure was delayed because LARA sustained a self-
inflicted gun shot wound while cleaning a weapon. On 10 April
_ : LIRING-3, LARA, and another person--described as a member of
cope cee - the YON SOSA Faction--departed en route to Guatemala. ji
LIRING-3 was informed that the FAR and the YON SOSA group
are now working together, but that a certain amount of
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border, They were brought to Guatemala City where they are
being held for interrogation.
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a. FRANCISCO ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS (Guatemalan)
b. CARLOS JURADO DEL MAR (Mexican)
c. CARLOS MANUEL PERSAVAL MARCUE (Mexican)
When arrested LARA admitted that he is a Communist, and that
he is returning to Guatezala to renounce his afriliation,
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presence of G-2 officials who continually interrupted,
‘ Liaison was attempting additional interrogation under more
favorable circumstances. MYeanwhile G-2 is considering turning
over the Subjects to the "Army Special Unit" for further °
interrogation.
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MENTION LIRING-4 WHO CURRESTLY AWAITING CUBAN VISA. “.
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C. GUATEMALA CITY 8822 (HOT SENT TEcuorsaLrad (sw 90807).
1. ON AFTERWOON 15 APRIL, 66 LIAISON REPORTED THAT FRANCISCO
ADALBERTO (LARW) BARRIOS, GUATEMALAN CONAUHIST WHO CARRIED
MEXICAN IDESTITY DOCUMENTS IN HANEZ JACINTO CRANGZL) CERVANTES;|
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BORDER OVER PAST WEEKEND CEXACT DATE KOT AVAILABLE) A, ALL THREE
WERE BROUGHT TO GUATEMALA CITY AND ARE BEINS HELD FOR INTERROGATION.
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by the fact that PBRUMEN nationals at home and in LIRING (the
main target against whom the two have been directed) have
long suspected their motives for maintaining contact and
wanting to cooperate with then. The ups and dowus of the
‘ LIRING-3/LIRING-4 marital relations have from time to time
further complicated the conduct of operations involving them.
The Station can understand that Headquarters haa some reser~
vations on the conduct of these operations. They have been
ecczplicated, time consuming, and have blown hot and cold
depending on the state of mind of the PBRUMENers at the time
and the difficulties between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4. Because
ef incomplete control, an almost inescapable feature of this
type of operation, a considerable effort was made to check
the reliability of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4,. This involved .,
LIFEAT coverage, audio monitoring (LIROSIN), and occasional
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surveillance by the LIEMBRACEs. The results, at least in the
PBRUMEN phase of this operation, have been unspectacular so-
far. The main usefulness of LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 has been’:
a) as access agents to LIRING, (although this has been |
largely reduced to the LIRING Consulate), and b) to introduce
Wallace B. ROWTON to visiting PBRUMEN officials and members /
of the local leftist community with access to PBRUMEN and ;
LIRISG. A major effort was started recently to take this
operstion up one more notch and, taking advantage of a recent
cris»s in the relations between LIRING-3 and LIRING-4, send
the iatter to PBRUMEN on a mission to assess and hopefully
recruit new sources of information. The exploitation of
LIRING-3's contacts with renresentatives of the Guatemalan
PAR rebel moverert was the object of separate correspondence.
LIRING-3's renewed contacts with these representatives do.
not at this time involve PBRUMEN, although the latter clearly
supports at least some of their activities.
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2. Forwarded under separate cover are fifteen reports
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTGN on the activities of LIRING-3,
TTRING-4. and come nf their eantacts from late Januarv to
31 March 1968. ‘The Station has noted Headquaz‘ers' desire
for more frequent progress reports per reference A. It felt,
however, that in this case partial reporting of LIRING-4's
difficulties in obtaining a PBRUMEN visa (by far the most
important aspect of this: operation during the period under
review) could have been misleading, as the situation changed
several times and LIRING-4 did not really know what to expect
from LIRING froz one meeting with its representatives to the
i:axt, not to again mention the ups and downs of the LIRING-3/
LIRING-4 relationship, which hit a new low during this period.
The Station would like to point out in passing that, in
addition <o cable reporting and dispatches transmitting:
ROWTON'sS contact reports, the operations in which LIRING-3
and LIRING-4 are involved in are reviewed in sone detail in
the over-ail monthly report submitted by the PBRUMEN Section
of this Station.
3. The last time LIRING-4 accompanied LIRING-3 to PBRUMEN,
she obtained an entry visa in a few days. LIRING-4 thus felt
that as an ex-enployee of LIRING with good connections in
PBRUMEN and LIRING she would obtain a new PBRUMEN entry! visa
fairly easily. Entry visas are now quite a bit more difficult
to obtain, hawever, for PBRUMEN nonofficial citizens abroad.
It also appears that the LIRING staff did not really know
what to make of LIRING-4's stated desire to return to PBRUMEN
for an extended period of time, as this was obviously based
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one would subside and that LIRING-4 would postpone or cancel.
her plans for going to PBRUMEN. It was to convince the LIRING
staff that the difficulties with his wife were serious ‘that,
LIRING~3. first went to LIRING. In a maneuver to further
convince the LIRING employees, particularly LIRING-2 and
LIRING-9, that LIRING-4 seriously wanted to go to PBRUMEN as
a result of domestic problens, ROWTON decided to have LIRING-3
openly question LIRING-4's right to take their child with
her. It must be remembered that, in “exico, a wife cannot
leave the country, and especially take a child with her,
without the express and official. consent of the husband. This
little scenario appears to have been well played. On the
other hand, it did not help LIRING-4 obtain a visa any (faster,
LIRING-2 appeared to be waiting, among other things, for
LIRING-3 to arrive at a decision regarding their child jaccept-
able to his wife. LIRING-3 finally "agreed" to Ivt LIRING-4
take the child at his 26 February meeting at LIRING. Two
days before, LIRING-4 had been told by LIRING-2 that the
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“consejo superior” of LIRING, of which he said he was a member,
had not yet taken up her case. This was indirectly confirmed
by LIRING-16, wko told LIRING-4 the same day that nothing
about her visa case had yet been sent to PBRUNEN as he would
otkeipiss Kkuow it, ince he handlcd 212 vis» correspondence.
4. There is naturally the possibility that LIRING-4's
visa request was handled by LIRING via classified correspondence
not seen by LIRING-16. This channel may have been used because
LIRING-4's visa request brought out the old problem of
LIRING-3's reliability in the eyes of the PBRUYENers. Although
LIRING-2, LIRING-9, and Identity appeared sympathetic toward
LIKiNG-4 and her projected visit to PBRUMEN (to the point
where they advised her on more than one occasion not to come
back to Mexico), they, at the same time, sought to clarify
two things. They first made another attempt to throw some
light on the sources through which LIRING-3 had obtained
information of particular interest to LIRING. Secondly they
brought up the question of "the Greek" (ROWTON) and tried to
obtain answers to pertinent questions. LIRING, as mentioned
by poth wAKiNG-S aod luenlity, ip uve used ww ucing Bavew
sensitive information without at the same time obtaining good
source description. Specifically, how did LIRING-3 hear of
the arrest of the LIRING member involved in a subversive case
tn 1966, how did he learn of its proposed publication in the
press of a Central American country, how did he obtain the -
report on Rico GALAN which he passed to LIRING, and how could
he have learned of certain of the activities of Moises OROZCO
Leal? To all these questions LIRING-3 replied by saying that
he had good sources in Nexico and Central America and that he
was not about to divulge them to the PBRUMENers. Both LIRING-2
and Identity in their conversations with LIRING-3 and LIRING~4
took pains to say that LIRING-3's conduct in his dealings
with LIRING and PBRUMEN was "above reproach." They wanted to |
be sure, however, that he "had aot fallen victim to unscrupulous
elements constantly surrounding the revolution." To quote the
old cliche, LIRING-3 "got their message."
5. ROWTON’s introduction to LIRING-2 and other LIRING
members by Rodolfo REYES Cortes and his subsequent meetings
‘with LIRING-2 were bound to make the latter sonewhat curious
about this wealthy Greek businessman and proclaimed friend of
"the revolution” who seems to travel extensively and appears
to have well-informed and influential friends in many parts
of the world. LIRING-2 was apparently ruffled by ROWTON's
criticism of the LIRING efficiency (see ROWTON's report dated
1 January sent as an attachment to reference B) since he
_ finally phoned ROWTON's "office" after the incident described
in ROWTON's 1 January report. For some reason LIRING-2 made
the call on a legal holiday when offices are usually closed,
and the operator of ROWTON's answering service answered
"Mr. ROWITON's (in alias) office." This apparently made
LIRING-2 even more inquisitive. During a one hour meeting
at LIRING on 15 February LIRING-2 asked LIRING-4 about her
relationship with "the Greek." LIRING-2 wanted to know where
and for whom he worked, et cetera. ROWTON's report of
17 February covers this conversation in detail. LIR{ING-2:
appeared to suspect ROWTON may have been one of the sources
of the information passed LIRING by LIRING-3 and warned
LIRING-4 "to go easy with the Greek," if not for herisake, at
least for LIRING-3, who "has not always treaded on firm ground."
LIRING-4 provided some "information" on her Greek acquaintance
on 24 February. ROWTON, who had briefed her in detail on what
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she should tell LIRING-2, felt, after listening to LIRING-4's'
report, that the latter had at least partly succeeded in :
lessening LIRING-2's suspicions. These suspicions may have
been further reduced after LIRING-3's discussion with LIRING-Z
on 26 February. ROWTON did expect LIRING-2's questions and i
felt in the end that he had "passed the test."
6. The Station does not know at this point whether |
LIRING-4 will get a PBRUMEN ‘entry visa but is still optimisti¢
that she will. The PBRUMNENers appear convinced that there is!
serious trouble between her and LIRING-3, and LIRING-1, to
whom LIRING-4 wrote for help recently, asked her to be patient,
pointing out that red tape in PBRUMEN takes time. The
possibility that the PBRUMENers may allow LIRING-4 in their
country to interrogate her about the activities of her husband
and some of her friends has occurred to ROWTON and the Station.
Such a possibility is, however, most unlikely as the object
of the PBRUMEN suspicions is LIKING-3 and net LIRING-4, who
has several times told them that she knows little of what
LIRING-3 does. The most important consider*tion, however, is
that LIRING-4 is married to a Mexican citiz.a, and as
suspicious as they may be of the latter's doings, the
DOD Awe novo, aaa! the haet oF aun romtctro, boda! prose that
this Mexican has done anything against their regime. On the
contrary, LIRING-3 has time and again warned them of impending
difficulties or problems. The fact that LIRING-4 is married
to a Mexican and that she enjoys the status of immigrant in
Nexico is also the best assurance that she would be allowed
to return to Mexico, as the PERUMENers want no trouble with
the Mexicans. The SGSWIRL exanination recently given LIRING~-4
has cleared the air at least on two points. First, that !
LIRING-4 is not an enemy penetration, and, second, that she
has not revealed the nature and extent cf her contacts with
ROWTON to anyone else than LIRING-3. The Station agrees with:
ROWTON that LIRING-4 would, if given a chance, prove herself
to be a good asset. As for the question of being left with
continuing obligations in this operation, both LIRING-3 ana
LIRING-4 know that there is little ROWTON could do heyond ,
providing legal-type advice to bring LIRING-4 back to. Mexico '
if the PBRUMENers refused to allow her to return to her husband,
an unlikely possibility as mex*ioned above in view of current
Mexican, PBRUMEN relations. The letter of understaudiing signed
by LIRING-4 specifies the extent of ROWTON's commitment and
leaves no doubt as to the extent of his obligations. .The
Station hopes that LIRING-4's relationship with LIRING-3 will
not improve with time to the point where she will lose the
proper motivation and cover to undertake the mission to PBRUMEN
for which she has been trained and briefed.
7. The attempt made te exploit Carmen LOZADA's trip to
-PBRUMEN to obtain assessments and vulnerability information
on a number of persons she knows who have operational potential
turned out to be a complete failure. LOZADA ran into such J
d@difficult family problems in PBRUMEN that she had no time (or;
as it turned out, desire) to obtain the information requested:
of her. The strain of her personal problems was such that
‘she: nearly had a nervous breakdown after returning to Mexico.
City on 16 February. Not even LIRING-3 could get anything out
of her. The victim of a type of family blackmail by her |pro-:
ANTHUG husband, LOZADA returned to PBRUMEN on 15 March.
ROWTON did not fare much better with Rodolfo REYES Cortes, :
who returned to Mexico City in early March. REYES, who is t
preparing to go to Chile to put ona ballet performance, fas.
been extremely busy since his return with private and
professional matters. ROWTON nevertheless managed to debrief
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him at least partially on his contacts in PBRUMEN. The only
concrete result of REYES' tyip to PBRUXEN so far is the contact
which he made with Sukendah**HANAFI, the ex-Ambassador of
Wonesia in Havana. According to REYES, HANAFI expressed
1 rest in meeting ROFTON to “work something out" to the
mutual rdvantage of boih the Greek and Indonesian revolutions.
After a couple of phone calis, it turned out, however, that
HANAFI would probably be unable to obtain a Mexican entry visa.
The Station believes, anyway, that little would be gained by
a meeting. From the information at hand, HANAFI is a convinced
leftist who does not lack for money and seems to have an}
enjoyable life in PBRUYEN. The Station is finally not |
interested in the Indonesian "revolution” or in what HANAFE
could do to help the Greek ieftists.
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8. If she does not go to PBRUMEN an effort will be made
to further exploit the antagonism LIRING-4 has developed for
the personnel of LIRING in the course of her attempts to.
obtain a PBRUMEN visa to obtain additional operational
information on LIRING and its employees. LIRING-4 has been
so humiliated and angered that she is willing to do literally
fhaay Uibddegy eee lida e OMS eu ROWsUN cual ous euuiu pul
a time bomb in the building if he asked her to do so. LIRING-4
has already been used unwittingly for NECREDO purposes. It
may be possible if she stays in Mexico City to use her in
connection with an audio operation against the “safe room’ of
the LIRING Consulate.
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4. LIZING/4 was gives an sGSiIRL exavinetion fron shout 1030 until
1300 on 31/2/28 cu room 202 of the Hotel del Bosque on Callie bLelchor
Ceargco. kowton renter the suite in the naze Kicolas Spyrersculos and no
security problems were encounted in using tais site.
2. sowton first proposed the exexinaticn to Lixli.3/4, after discussing,
it vriefly with LIsi.c/3, at 1500 on 30/3/68 in tre coffee shop of the
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ricts refusal on the cround that it was “servil” 2:4 beneata her dimmity
at any price. Sne mece it clear that she felt she ted been and was taxing
@ll the risks and conziered it completely unfair thet she snould have to
resence of the exaciner. L/4‘'s initial reaction was
% of LIAI..S/3 ~- one of sacck, indignation, and out-
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% eve sect horcol? to rush 2 “pellee” Loesacnavauu auch se Gad “one notoing
wreng and in fact knew nothing ebdout acuton. At one point she commented
thet this whole thing made her taick teat Rowton was an agent of WOPACT.
She did not dwet1 on this point, however, or return to it subsequently.
3. In view of this uniavoracly turn at the initial sessicn “owton agreed
i with the examiner thet the latter should cracefully tow out and give sovten
: @ crance to soften i/4 up by a more thorough exslanavion,emnecially since
t L/4 refused flatly to accompany Rowton and the exaniner to the safehouse
room upstairs. Kowton then spent the next two hours explaining the tesb
: enphasing that it wouic not ircluce any indiscriminate frivolous questions
_ ané that 1/4 would snow beforehand what che precis2 questions were. sowton
made it clear that he was interested mainly in deterninins wbether 1/4 had
: betrayed hin to her LIZIXG contacts aud hed any sort oF secret agreement
L with PrxUMGN to work exainst hin. 1/4 finally asreed to teke the cxaminatio:
“the followinz rornin> since as she stated ner conscience was clear.
4. The responses enpeared favorably on pertinent guestions and the control
question on any théft ef soney (cuggested by Xowton on the basis of the
repcert given to him in conficence by lirins/3 that 1/4 had taken 2,000
resos from the LInliG safe which she alcost immediately be placed on his. --
“ Gusistence) vroved to be excellent. L/4 did not reveal the specific theft
“but she was evicently thoroughty convinced after the test that the Scs.IkL
. 8 is reliable and cannot de beaten xoston and tae exaniner/felt it unwise to
break her on this ccatrol question since it "gould prove counterproductive
and would probably expose L/3} as thé source. [he test wi 11 proably serve
as an excellent deterrent and addéiti nal control fsr fut assessment of
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Subject: Linlid/4 nerart of Status of Hecuest for he-entry Fernit.
1. Howten zet with LIPI:C/4 at ner recuest at 1630 on 23/3/65 ar the
Denny's kestavrant (Reforca ©. Iiane) to Giscuss the status ef her visa
(re-entry) request. She svateé thet she hac cust received a letter from
her friené Loctor Tolanda Uiaz, transmitted tzrrourch Jorrfin and given to her
by the latter tiat same morning. The trensiatio. of the text of the letter
is 2s follovs: ,
"Aho del Guerriilero Herdico”
La Habana.rebrero 9/58
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Quee Dear + fe To cxploiisd tv you aast night when we ‘spoke
(en the telephone) the processi=s of your entry is deine beld up
“because of a number of thines tzet have to be done which in ‘im
view of tne pricrities you known exist result in it& not seing done
as rapidly as one would wish.
I don't thick vou should be discouraged and rest assured that as
soon as it comes throuch, we'll advise you, especiaily since Abreu
is seins to follow it tarough. Lisses to your child ané regards
to Carlos. . :
/s/ Yolanda ‘
2. The letter, a copy of which was made by kowton, also contains a F.S. fron
Abreu, a transletios of which fellows:
I'm taking an icterest in your matter. As Yolanda explains
red tape takes tire. I received your cable and letter. —
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3. LIRkIIG/% called to Rowton's attention the length of tire ( alrost six ©
weeks) for the lstser to rerch her dispite the fact that Abreu binself most
probably forwardeé it through the pouch. L/4 commented that when she ‘re-
merked this to her friend Ustalina Cepero, tae latter stated that she ‘nad
received a itter in the pouch «se same day out it was dated-in » ecender 21987,
and anctner from folenda dated sebruary 90,1965 y
4a. LIKL.G/4 also rezorted that sze had fi-slly managed to talk with her
father on the telephone, and,althouch he esreared uneasy and sozestat nbrupt
(seco), she was rea-sured thot be was in reasonably good hezlth. jshe finally
assured so.ton that she no lnuzer suspected hin of any foul play len da agreed
that her fsther was apparently actiug.on the advice of his lawyer in con-
nection with the visa reucest of her brcther {to emisrate to the -5.) that
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Subject: Lizl:.t/4 deport of ews Concerning her Father in: Jew Fork.
1. At 1600 on 22/3/53 Rowton visited LIKING/4 at her residence ts discuss
with ter ea report zhe had received froa a mutual friend concernins ner fa-
ther. terlier in tLe day Lizi.c/3 nad informed daowzon that LixikG/% nad re-
ceived « disturcizs piece of news to the effect thet someone Had accroached
ser father in hew Tork vity and told him to brea off all contact with Li-
BinG/& in order to eroic jeopardising his residence in the U.S. Accerding
so LISINS/2, LInt.3/4 wes convinced as a result of this report that xXoxwton,
and possibly with tne Emowlecse of LIRING/3 hinself, had erransed trois ap
proach to precluée any mexccntact L/4 night nave ned with her father tnat
sight vyeonardise her missicn to tisvana. Rowton assured TAIBG/S 2 taat ne had
it &§
accordin= to LIKTIG/3 she | Was very “upset anc her conficence in bota Rowton
and Lizi3/3 hinmsel? shaker.
2. Zowton reassured Tizi:G/4 when he saw her but, of ccurse, coulée aot" fur-
nish proof of any xind that te had not intervened. Ze aszed several tine the
identity of the soutce, but LIkTUG/4 seatfastls refused to divulge it, sar-
ing only that a lavser friend of her father tad written to her stating that
the reasca her father had not conmunicated with ber over £kak the past three
months erd had nct answered her letters and telephone calls was that "taez"
had told hin not to zaintain ary contact with his dauchter at the risk “of
‘hesing his residence ir the 0.5. xowton asked whether the lawyer's rame sas
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-Portuorndo (a leaé furnished by LISTHC/3) but L/% would not confirm cr deny »
_this, syeing sicpiy thet ste would look into the satter herself. She said
‘that she suspected <owton since he was the only person vo whom! sse ‘had given
her father's acdress in New Yorz and she c:uld not inazire why; any other
person would heve a istive to csutect her father in that way. She added that
if her favher had just given her some sort of explanation she could under-
stand, but acting the way he did indicated that soneone had terrorized bis
into sompiete silence. Rowt.n again insisted that ne did not ih any way... ...
contact hear fcther, and woulé never have done so witzout first, consulting
ber. He surzised that possibly her father's lawyer had counseled aim to
areak off contact in connection with the application ter’ father was aaking 2
for a visa for LIRIi3/4"s brother on the ground thet the American autiorities
mizht deny tae visa if they mew of LIRi:G/4's crevious exploy nent in the
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he discussee with his friend SukenZan Hanefi, ex-Indcresian Am>acsador
“to Cuba, possibility of coliasoraticn with sis Greer leftist susinessnen
friend scth in internaticszei comnerciel deals and politically. According
Reyes, jazefi expressed innediate interszst, acceptin: Zeres' word that te
coulé place full trust in Rowton. Henefi state? that te felt something
could be worked out to thexe mutual ecvantace of dotno the Creek and the
Indonesian revolution, since se hac contact aAinself with the liberation
-army of Irdcnesian.
2, Banavi ackad Pevea tr cwatk we - wetticc fer tin uttt Levtcen upon lle
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Reyes could nakxe the introéuction rereonaily, cut indicating that he mirk
run into difficulty in obteinise a visa. He added “sat if Mexico vity not
possibie he vould travel te raris where he nas never had visa trouble.
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telephone azz asking hin artenre trip soonest to i.exics “ity, out Hanafi
had replied that his initial cneck hed revealed Mexicans would insist on
Cleararce sith indonesian =adessy iexico Gity tricr to issuance of visa.
Hanafi added, however, that he takins matter up with iaGl Hoa and might
be able arrange some sort of official travel to fecilisate zssuance of visa.
He prouised advise Reyes soonest sirce he aware that Heyes aust leave for’
Chile by end March (as scon as =is wife, Tatiana, obtains Chilean visa).
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Subject: LIZLG/4 Report of Contact with LIEING/E and LIRING/9.
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1. At 0930 on 0/3/63 L14_NG/& reported to Zovton thet she had again on 2/3
visited the LigiiG establisznent to check on the szatus of her re-entry —
permit. She stated that LIki1G/2 wes cordial ‘out politiely passed the
buck cn her re-entry pernit to LIzZi:¢/9, stating taat i+ was a matter fcr
L/9's office and that in any case he himself yas so busy locking for a
house for the Chief that ke could not do anytiirg else et the moment. Ee
said in passize that he had to go to acapulco thet evenirg and would te
there uctil Sunday night ( 10/3/62). He joxinely invited L/4 along for
the ride. He also commented that he nimself would be back in Havana about
June and way cida't L/4 wait tu go beck with him. ie added that in any case
he hoped to see her there.
2. LIKLC/4 also reported that Echezendfa ( Isnail Suerez de la Faz),who
happened to be present when she was talking te L/2, comzented that his wife
would 5e leaving on the 11 ttarch fliktt and that he hirself expected to be
returning in adout two weeks. L/4 then commented sarcastically that at the
' pate things were going with L/2 she would protabdly be still waiting for ner
entry permit when he left and in the: case he coule rersonally expedite it.
L/2 then by wey of apology stated that the mother-in-law of the Swiss An-
bassedor bad been waiting for over <nree weeks for her entry vise and there
was nothing ne could do to speed thinss up fren this end. 1/4 replied tzat
this was after all little consolation for her, altncugh she felt very sorry
for the Swiss mother-in-law. . :
3. LIgiiiG/4 continued to Howton that she then spoke briefly with LIgine/9
who greeted ner cordially and asked ter to take a coffee with hin in his
private office. Gn enterize this office L/4 noted that the plaster bad falle:
fron the ceiling gust above the desk and L/9 connented that nexpk it had
just happened the day before and that he bored to have it repaired soon. Se _
‘added that he would also te getting better furniture and some. pictures to
decorate the bare walls. L/4 noted that the phone was still attached to the
wall and no iamp of any kind was in the room. :
4 According to 1/4, LIzi.G/9 is. still waiting for a reply from Havana re
her re-entry per=it, and hoped to have some reply by 11/3/68.| His secre-
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came in. LIKILG/S also revorted to fcston that she talxed to her frtend
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Rowtcn that Yolande expiainec test she had pean unable t> ecatses Lbreu
at first but fixrally got to hin on 8/3/68 and he pronised to do wat he
could sconest, aivhough he cozzented that it would be-mpossibdle to do
anytaine over the “week-end. . i
5. LTR 36/4 also reported. to Xovten that she ned telked briefly with srta
Esperén of L/2's office and was surprised to hear her contplain of the "in-
suppertzdle" conditicns under wrich she had to work. ‘CErta Esperin ssid
that sne hac been ezployed in the iiaii& offices for the rast'3é@ years and
“prior to the revclution had been relstively barcpy. Latelz, however, every—
thing was full of aystery, all coors and cabinets locked up, and nosoay
Veunvisg &@- YOU. one conilaea in is4 that soe hed had enough (“harta") and
.was airaic that ste woulda beve to leave, atanéoning any hepe <he still had
of getting ber pension after so many years.
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Subject: Miscellaneous Infornaticn Purnished by LIzT:iG/4.
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1. At his meetine with LI.ING/4,on tze sorning of 1 Karea,1968, Rowton
asked L/4 for various miscelieneous ixnZorzaticn that right be of use to
the Station.__L/4 reculled thet when she worked in the Consulate! office,
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the consular office where she formerly warked, indicetine the Tosation of
the safe (in the corner concealed betind a wooden door locked by key). Like-
wise L/& gave cetails of the office 2 Abelardo Curbelo wzich she‘ stated he
sheared «with his new secretary ,Conchita - the wife of the @l-npic Attaché,
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3. L/4 also told Zowton that she learned recently from corrfa that all
confidential papers are now handled zrd processed by one yerson. L/4 added
that she learned from ccnversation with MercededMartinez Morezo de Gonzalez.
that she is in fect the serscn handling tne confide..tial documents. She. '
stated to L/4 thet she has to process the confidential papers of all-the
offices, specifically Curbelo, Cicard, luna, es well as her susband's, (Cruz)
and Kertinez'. L/4 explained to Zortonthat previcusly each' office handled
its own confidential docurents, an¢ filed then in their respective safes. ,
4. L/4 also save Howton the forn given her by the Consulate to be filled in
for the “Registro de Ciudedano. Cubanos". L/4 explained that! she allesed
' that she had lost the original fora sive n to her and taus obtained another
so that she could provide Rowton with a sample of the form( attached here-
with). . . ;
5. L/4 also reported thet,as Rowton had requested,she typed out a letter to
her father (given to the Statizn) at 1330 on 4 Harch,1968, on the consulate
typewriter. She regretted not having been able to obtein the mame of the _ . '
$ypewriter since it was not visible on the case. shen she auked adia z. °
Lopez de Valdes the name the latter surprised her be saying that 1/4 was
id the. second person to ask for suco information that day. In view of that
* comment, L/4 felt she could not press for the information desired.
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Subject: LISING/3 Report of Conversation with iInxiic/2. .
4. At 0930 on 27/2/08 LIsinS/3 reported’ to sowton that he: had| spoxen
briefly to Echenendia (snail Suarez de la Faz) on 24/2/68 and|to L1“i3/2
“at some length cn 26/2/25 in the LIsgint offites. 1/3 explained!
‘to nowton
that Zchemendfa nad passed a nessaze to him throucsh L/4 that ne wantea to
talk to him end thet he would telephone himto arranze a meeting. 1/3 cone
tinued that «chenendfa finally cor ected him by phone at about noon on
24/2/68 and askec nim te come to the i3xinG office thet afterncon. L/3
_told Howton thet when he finally saw Schenendia the latter was very vague
an: general in bs statezents and that all ine could eather fron bis state-
ments was that <chemendia wes apolocetic for the "_isunderstandizg" that
bad arisen as a r:sult of L/+'s request for a re-entry zercit., Echerendéia
stated that "we" are concerned that i/3, whom they considered honest and
above reproach in his deaiings with rokuic=h, aight have fallen victe2n to
unscupluous elements who constantly surround the revclution. L/3 convez:sed
to owtn that this vague and alnost inccherent iine of Zehezencie aanoved
him to such an extent tnat he felt it useless to cont nue nis conversation
with him and as a result tercinated it at tae first ocportunity.
2. LIbGUG/3 continued thathe mee with ZIRIKG/2 on 26/2/68 at the latier's
office with much more fuitfgl results, Accordin, to L/3, fa becan by
stating that "they" appreciated the informaticn L/3 hed passed to them at
various times in ~he vast, specifically the repcrt of Julien Lopez’ errest,
the proposed publication of the a:rest in the Guctenalen press, the report
conceriing the letter of Rico Galén end the Crozco afeir, but they were
frankly perflexed with regard to the so.rce of such sensitive inforastion.
L/3 told Rowton that he explained to L/2 that he had excellent Central ane=-
rican contacts,as well as sexican sources in good positions, who could fur-
nish suck anforzeavion witout naming anyone. He tcld L/2 that he had no in-
tention of jeooardising his business ccntacts by revealing their isentity,
and oc felt that wh-t he had done was in the interest of SBALMi2 and the |
revolution.and thet L/2 enc bis friends shold uot lock ae horse ia the
mouth cnd see spies behind every blade of xaigsg crass, just becasue taey
thenzelves had no capability to checit out his reports.
3. L/3 then told aowton thot Lf2 asked directly aboot "el Griego” ond ‘nis
rela.icoship to 1/3. L/3 stated that he feimmed surcrise jand asked ?ihat
Gréek", acding that be knew several Creeks in Gu:temala, Yenezuela and he-
xico. L/2 clarified by stating that be meant the Greek in roduced to hia
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woich L/fé replieé m the ufiirmative. L/3 then exclained that ne felt that
sr. Harris was a hivh-nindea revolutionary with nich level contaqtm taoroigh—
out the world develored unrougk Bis cusinéess Exaxacrae relationsniscs who hea
nelped hin a sreat ceal over the fast two years oota financially jand morally
i” toes asxed Lfe .n20 2: 2. wud. in-l:. tuienel business, to wich L/2
repiled that be imew practically rothing, L/3 tolc “outcn thet He then
closed in wits a scsewhat electorate explasation of now invernational busie
nessmen ecquire valusable bits of inteeligence with trying as a result of
the sexsitive rela.i-nship they deteicp with volitical personalities in
various eovernzents. i/3 stated to “owton that he felt L/z was impressed
——_-—..---__. ... _favorably_with bis_explanation, sinc: he finally stated that_in reality.
"they" (meaning nicself, Sersio Martinez, Ismail Suarez de la Faz and
Cepeda), the Consejo cupericr de le Zobajada" hac nothing against sr. Harris
but simply that they did not know enoush about hin, L/2 then stated that
L/3 sust realize that the revolution was surrounded by provocateurs and
that when they heve the least suspicions that they zust put on "the amber
light" of caution. L/3 then stated tzet bis ceclinsgs with sr. Harris were
sensitive nish-Level business negotiavions for the vrocurekens of sulphur
and that he coulé produce docunsnts to srove tuis. L/2 replied thatthis
was not at all necessary and that it vas simply just a question of knowing
a little core about the sources available to L/3 and abou: the "Greek". 1/3
coniuded with a statement that 1/2 must in tae last analysis weisgr the en-
tire affair in terms of whether L/3 in fact had ever done anyt::ing ageinst
the revolution. i/2 replied without hesitation that everyone felt that L/3
had always acted in good faith and h-d the best of intenticgs. It was simpl;
‘that they felt that L/3 might have become a victim of a provocateur without
realizing it.
&, L/2 then stated that he had no objection to giving L/4 an entry pxurait
but he hored that 1/3 was not just trying to solve a domestic: problem by
sending her back to her mother. L/3 replied that there was in fact a serious
domestic problem snd confessed th t he had had an affair with another woman .
which L/4 had disccvered but he felt this was a very personal problen about _
which 1/2 should not be concerned. L/2 replied that he asreed with this and
was concerned sitply avout the child wheé# he felt L/4& shoukd be ‘peraittea
to take with ber. 1/3 tcld Rowton thet he finally conceded £0 L/2 that per-
haps he was right and that he should Se more consicerate of L/4 and perait
her to take the child to Jiavana. L/3 told Eowten that the agetine with L/2
ended on a rather cordial note end thet be had the impression that 1/2 would
grant L/4 the re-entry pernit without furcher de&ay. |
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Subject: LiniiG/4 Report of Conversaticn with LIRG/2. |
1. Lihiic/s reported to Rowton at 1045 om 24 Feoruary,1¢6¢,. tn she
had again spsken to LExXIUG/2 about her entry rernit to returr to Zavana.
she 2 veered cepressed and bessn the conversation stating thst she was
"fed up" (rabta) with the LIkI.G office, explaining that she felt that
she hed teen treated very unfairly and shabsily, particularly b7# LIRING/2.
She sta-e2d thet she bad waited for several hours to see LiniiG/2 on the
aronir: oc 23 sebruery inside tne preaises of the LInihG offices Sut had
finally te i:eave after only ae few words of conversation with him. she
related that_Li:JNG/2_end LIKIUG/O were cecusied in conversation with
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Eugenia Clguin(whe nad recently returned fron a three-nmonths stay in
havena with he sister arcela) ard she did not feel it preper to inter-
rupt to ssk about her permit to return to Cuba. when she finally tutton-
holed iIsiiG/2, he said that he would rather talx to her the following -
morning ~- <eceut 1000, since it was Saturaday, expiaining that he was very
busy with a nuxter of ciffacult vases. : , .
2. LISE:2/4 continued that when she returneé to his office ‘about 1015 the
followins morning ( 24 Feoruary) she again nad to wait about 15 xinutes
before finding LIninG/2 alone. ‘to her annoyance he again brushed Ler off,
stating that se still did not h-ve a final arswer since the matter hud not
as yet been taxen ur bv the “*conseio supericr” of the establiishnent. L/2
continues thet he nceped te have some sort d cecision dy honday and asked
L/4 to see ain azain. L/4 stated to Howton thet she could uot contain her-
feeliccs any longer and exploded in a burst of inveetive again the LIXING:
office, accusing thea anong other tzings of givics visas to all sorts of
hippies anc delizouents and making ber wait on pins end néedles ‘wren she
heed a right to return. L/4 then stated thet just as she was leaving, she
turned to i/z and said:"Ca, I forget to tell vou, dut I zenaged to see the
"Greexe+'* L/4 told Zowton that at this L/2 cane sudJerly back to life and
invited her intc his office again, closing the door and ushering her to
@ chair. she then ststed that she had telephoned "the Creek" (Rowton) on
the pretext that she. wanted hin to duy some jewelry for her on tis next
trip to Switzerland and succeeded in having coffee with bim at Sanborns.
She continued that in the course of -‘conversaticn she le ed that his tele-
phone is actually an answering se: vice and hence oO; erates 24 hours .er day,
and that be is interested in buying sulphur in s.exico and ithat his principal
elient is the Greok saipowner, i Sierchos. She then showed 1/2 a natchbox on
which the Greek had written the nene iarctios in both Greek and =snylish
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ciation, ané continued to listen with interest. 1/4 ccntinued thatjtke
creek explzined to her the aifficulties and complexities o? working with \
the Mexicans in procuring sulphur and sther critical products, but ‘she
confessed to L/2 that she cnew nothin: about such matters and ‘felt very
confuded. sre commented, hewever, that the Greek appeared suite relaxed and
willing to answer her questicns. Sne acded that shen she turned the conver-
sation on Cuda, the Sreex reziied chet he was interested naturally ‘as a
good revolutionary, but fransly was very disappointed ("decepeionedo") at
the treatment received by tre LIRZING officials he had aet, including L/2.
_seript, since she pretended to be curicus about the spellings of “ot RaLe.
——- __L/4_continued--chat- the-Greex -pnd_commerved- that—he had many dealings with
, foreigg officials in his nernzl business operaticrs cut had never enccuntere¢
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the discourtesv shown by 17-4) % ant*taawe, why Aid cit syle euewel uo icle=
phone calls. L/4 conluced wita a statefiert that she felt tae Greek! was no
longer interested in Cuba and assuned tsat he had obteinsd whatever infor-
metion he needed from other sources. _
3. LIkIKG/4 then asked L/2 whether he needed any sore inforsaticn since she
might be seeing the Greek once more before he left for curope again. L/2
replied «h:t he appreciated whet she had already obtained ard added that he
felt it wise in these cases to get to know the person "more and nore” before '
meki:g a judzenent. 1/4 tolé aowton thai at this poimt she could not refrain
from the outdurst:" But you ave known ne for several years, and you ‘still
can't make up your mind. Howsaich time dv you need to rigure taings aut".
She told Rowton that 1/2 just smiled at this and again asked to be ziven
until Mon@ay for the final answer re the permissicn to return.
&, LIZIEG/& then told Koxton that as she was leaving the vrezises,she stoppec
briefly to chat with Jorrin. the latter appeared genuinely surprised that
LIsinG/4 had rot as yet been granted her permit. shen she cozmmented that
probably L/2 had to wait for a reply frca Havana, Jorrin exclaimed:" Ko,
that's not probable, since he did not send any cable on you; otherwise I
would know". He added as an sfterthought that possibly ae could have sent nes
a@ dispatch which he weuld not iow about, but he doubted that in view of
the time element involved. Jorrfn then cocmented thet"everythikg"had changed
since L/4 had left her job, explaining that now, ail conficential papers,
not only from L/2's cofice but also from 1/9, the UConunerical “ectiog, ‘and
froa “Luna's o:fice" were handled by one person rather than ap} | previously
by each office, (L/4 conmented to Rowton that she bad never heard of a per- -
son by the neme of Luna) and that things in ganerals hed deen tightened up
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Ll. LIKIG/3 re;orted to aovtsn at 24130 cn 19/2/68 that Carzen Lofada &.
had telephoned hit about Ct35 that ncrnine anc that he hed seen Yer
again et ner request. Cs tais occasicn he found her relatively composed
and quite conerent as cotrsred te their first ne:ting since her return.
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2. L/3 reportec trait she stated thet tre situation in Zavena was: -
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raticnine ( 8 gallons rer zonth for ordinary cars end 20 for larger)
strictly enforced and volice contrat Shrutal™, Sha etorna thee oe ene
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Havana airport everything is searched ever of Mexicans es herself and
what can be taxen for perscnsl reasons is retoved on the pretext of —_
having it "checked".
"3. Ceraen Lozada stated srec ecificaily to L/3 that she hsé heard strong
_vumors in Savana that Fidel Castro would be reslaced br Dorticés s2inly
because of the failure of zide
that sugar procuctionxz would f3li fer delow last year's Tigur' Ca pessibly t
exceecins 4,0CC,COO tons ty only a fraction. 3ad fertilizer HARTXELELER
l's ecenoric pelicies. it was also rumored
mexez is blamed Sut the general feelins is that it is rather bae menezenent
“and Fidei's sdviscrs are tazing the Slamze. ‘
&, Carmen also reported that she had heard "confirzed" re:orts that César.
Montes is no lonser leader cf the Gustenalan revolucion, elthough she
could act say who had reslsaced hiz.
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1. LEskit/4 resorzed to Zoxton at 1000 on 10/2/58 at the suca as | Late
café thet she hsé met with =checencf2 for about one Gour on 17 Zeb .
ruary at a szell coffee shop off calle Fachuca in Colonia Jon cess. She
explained that ste had telepnoned cctecendfia fromthe hone of her 2diend
Slenca Fefa de anand and arranged to meet hin about 1730 at 3 nerby corner.
on nnn DET TEG/a stated treet schezenéfe ves cordial as usuel <2 end tclé her “that
he hoped - locxsé ferward- t. seeing her again whenever she felt sae could
fo out with him Paw Tynch an dinnen, Ta selena han cross atin: +f has trian to
davana and she informed hirthat she tored to leave on the 23 Pebruary
* fligkt. Eehemendia asked if she tnourhat she rirht have difficulty re-
turning to Mexico, to which L/4 reslied in the negative, conmenting that
in the past neitser the Kexicans nor the Cucans nad given her ar~ trouble.
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3. accordirg to +/%, Zehenendia then queried Bar in scze éstail sbout how
Ligi:is/3 was Going. his tusiness in Chiapas, where they «ere living, and
what bis plans were. Sne replied in as matter-a~fact «saz as possitle,al-
iegics that L/3 was selling his painvixcgs and doing well in business.
4, Schenerdfa then commented that the LIAING office lecelly bac commented
re L/3 that alticuge they appreciated the informetion Le hac passed to the=
they cid not have the soirces end cetazils anc hence had to Wies tnem @itao
: suspicion. xschexendia apclosized to x8 Biel 7/a for neving to say this
(me da mucha pene) but he felt oblized to pass it alongs tolher. =e added
that doth Eavena and LIsinS are accustomed to set sources glong with the
reports turned in tc then and always are uneasy when these lare lzexing.
He agreed with i/4 that i/3 had acted ic gooé faith, but also defended the
pesition of the sicInG office which he said was surrounded iby prevactions
and infiltraticns. -—_ Fes mn pene mas me cermmnnms sae ce fren ee een
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5. 1/4 told Ko-tca that she did not tell L/3 about this re devous with
Echezendf{fa ( whuse a tenticns to L/4 i: the past have made i/3 .perticularly
_ jealous and annoyed) since she did not want to disturb hial LIs%3/3,
however, reported to fowton at about 2100 the previous evening (12/2/68)
in an obviously irritated tone thet by.pure counce he bad geen ‘achemend{a
and LIRGNG/4 toresher at a coffee szop-about 1800 on 17/2/GS8. ¥hea sodton. -
explained that be had known of and eprroved of the neetias peforetand, ,
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A. Li RInG/a signed contrect with Rowton (alies)} effective 15 February
thro-sh 30 April,‘958, previcing payment for inforneticn ead services.
Ko oblizsations specified otzer than fi:encial{(toval 3750.06) for period
specified). 11:i:¢/4 also simmed acknowlegserent of alias "haria Zerra~
gan" which was used in contrect and receints for funds.
2. L/4 departure wich orizinell> scheculed for 15 Fetrucsy 7,AS6E, will
be celaved until Zfollowins fridge to percit intensive corzovend © sour
training, and strengthen bacxstop for objective of trip. Cni42 February
LIRiNG/2 told 1/4 that he would issue pernit to return azé,'in expression
apparently genuine sympathy, urcsed ter take trin end moneint toons rhc
belonzed"™. Cz =srning 13 February ichenendie ( Ismail suarez @e la Paz)
_ who net L/S by chance inside ilRIng compound remarkeé he ne: opy to learn
she gcing back hore for a trip and then adced "ge back exc stay2®. Ze then
invited her to lunch or dinner but L/4 felt it wise to turn Bin cown First
tite. They bad lunch inxgxse 1121'S dining rocs. On Zo.tsn stcsesticn she
will, towever, eccest for outside lunih so sount him out farther on nis
reaction to her return. j
3. Situltaneously in orcer tuild up conviction in minds LiZIEG officials
that L/4 returnizs becasue of nerital problec with LIEINC/3 (which she
herself stated to Sowton that she hesitated te reveal to zn¥oue), TIE luG/3-
talked with LIRIUG/2 in ais office 13 February (at xonext L/S elsewtere
in LI&iiG offices) and pretexded to have just léarned of L/4's request for
perzission to return. L/3 in anery tone allezed that he eculé not uxder-
stend why L/4 would went to return, that he hed treated ter ‘as well es he -
could, anc that in enz case he would not fper=it her to taxe ‘their Sauchter.
LIRINC/2 although obviously scnewn2t enbarassed took L/&'s vert enc urged
I/3 to reconsider exd cive perzission to L/4 te take daurater elons since
she would be reluctant to leave as a "good nother". L/2 went so far as
LIRIG/&. L/2 continued thet he felt oblized a3 a LISIAG eff ictal; to grant
LIRIZXG/4 permission to return but te did not want to oblice ‘her ts to éepart
without her child. i1X1)6/3 told Zowton that he did not rive! in anc left
LIRING/2 with the icypressicn that his mind was xede uP regarding the
child. CS cory
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it later wien inforted by Acston as beirg in ter best interest, Ske
agreed tr<et chila gould sot te properly taxen care of at =otaer’s
bone in cantieso becasuc ply of essential food with itner
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‘ parent presert, that her ure witsout child would pernit frecuent
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corresperience with 1/3, end rrovice excellent pretext for return! to
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sae established.
arcit her rove child to Havans «sith her once
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can be patcheé ug and that wien she returns ther can resume rernal sarital
relaticns. She insisted to seston that she woulc remain loval to Sim and
do nuthing to increase nis antipathr for her. (Rewton feels this is tro-
beviy best control that can be hered fer in her operaticnel werz}.
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6. Following lengthy neetizes with 1/2, aovton fas evelwved folios
operationz1 pism with her sprrevs
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1 re-establish contact vith, snd assess
(a) LIS#I:G/4 on arrival will r
tse followize coct2zcts: . !
(1) Pasiro s>rcu : :
(2) srnol and suby (wifej xXcdriquez
(3) Carisei frido i
(4) Capt Lui a-ballo ard wife ! i
(5S) iclé de Tarriente | '
iq (5) Mercedes Mcrzles Iereverent. i
nese rerscnus will se referred to in 35/2 messezes by nunder ’
ity reasons. i:/% “mows that numbers tiree end five
have elrescdy expressei strong antier:ivcluticzary sentiments end
will attenzpt discrestly to determine present attitude exc eccess.
(b) Discrest efforts will be =msde learn of efficiency 2nd mcdus
opererci of DSE. LizEiG/4% insisted cn tais for teriown cz
. tection since xostcn allezec that he could not trovice her with
' mnecessery briefins. She feels conficent that she can ret at
t lezst sone basic ésta from xsciro Abreu. L/4 cozzentec that she
alcost certain the [GE és xeniszluated ty a "fcreism service™
gince she cert2in tras Cubans themselves incapble of efficient
and secure operetioas. ;
(ce) when 1/4 feels ste tas reachel point with any of above that she . -----
~ ean make sote sort of "deal" (for instance assistance to then |
from outside in exczanze for nelp to her in finding "interesting
pesition” curics ner forced stay there). she will nétify Sowton
by S/s and croceed further or withdrax as per insttuctions.
(a) In event. 1/4 meets otaer persons who cisht prove recruitadle
she will ‘“cention their names xx# acdress and positicn in text
. . of oren letter to _IaE-G/3 a-dinz that they send their recards
and need, socethins =o availsble in Suda. The perse: thus zen-
tioned will be referréd to in S/i by next consecutive suxber in.
. . subsequent mess2:e. xowton has stresse: that he interested only
in persons in excellent positi.cs and cenceivably recrsitabdie.
the list should therefore not’ de exhaustive. i
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(e) LIAING/6 wil have tye chanrels for 3/4. First to "Lic.
fntonio Fcrce " wits false returm a dress and sent brough
oren mail, anc seccri to i1::3/3 sent by hand thro-ch’ Aaniro
Ebren te TIRING office and selivered ty hand by Jorrin to
Sacubaya arartzcont, or given L/& to sone friend travelisg
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to hexico. In first case all letters celled, except, the frist,
will contain S/; ressage; 2£ S2ccac ezse ail letters With en-
velope bearings "Colonia Concesa™ after address willbe for Zow-
ton end neve S/a. L/S orcaises sent several letters; to l/s
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(G) The following sismals have been ecreed cn for purpose specified:
C1) Senser signel will Zinzuni in cpen
text to 1/3. In all : 2etcers L/4 will mention rame.
In event hostile control exile will te referrec to by
Bicagame, OF Cuucarane SAPP coon vue muy ey Gee
(2) "All my B12 conplex yvitsmins- are gone" inéicstes need
for nev cerdon. "i beve no nore colome thst evervone
liked so cuch" indicetes ured Tor developer. '
(3) Yew carves sent to LIZINS/3 will be reccguized by simple
uradint HETEZLouax¥ attrisuted to daughter and sent as
expression of senvizsrt oy LIRING/3. °
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7. In reply her query re dest course of acvicn in event she Has reports
DSE plenni-s arrest, sovton advised LIRTiS/4 destroy S/w supplies, end
take refuge in Mexican embassy in hope tat sie would be able communicate
with LIZINS/3 ( she cid not asx nor dit Acwteon volunteer ox she cculd
notify bin since she assumes Rowton would remain in contiauing contact
-EIRILG/3). _
8. LI225G/4 encourz-ed by attiaude ana syarathy shown by LIRING/2 eng
Echemandia re ner rensining in Cuba, but she mede it clear to Zowton that
she would not do anything jeopardize her resicence pernit in Mexico or
forfeit the time accusuicted,uniess sovter could arrange have | hexican
ambassacor in Savens renew her RAXEXXE visa and assure ner. Ske adced that
beat arzroach would be return efter tase up to attempt bring: child back
‘and at thet time raze new contract with xovton providin;; fcr! guatantees.
kXowton azreed statics thet re not in pesition for many reasons,inciuding
security, to make such commitments at this time. 1/4 made it clear to
Howton also that she realizes that he rrodably operating in alias and
‘fs affiliated with sone sort of service or organization (this came out
durins discussion of contract and acknowledcement of pseudonya woich she
aid not want) but she stated bluntly that she did not want to know any
nore abcut sowton tan the little she already kmew since "it | would de
easier to face an interrogation without betraying him completely".
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Subject: » LIRINC/4 Report of Questicning by LIRING/2 re Rowton
. ("The ureek"). :
1. at 1030 on 17 resruary 1963, LIKIEC/4 inforced kowton that she had
Gropped into the LiailsG offices at about 1230 on 15 february and again
on the norning of tre following day to check with iIxLIG/2 concerning
-her entry permit for travel to Havana. Cn the first occasion LIXI!.S/2
asked ker casually wnether she had seen anything of the "@reek friena"
lately. LIAL‘G/4 tcld kowton that she replied that she and LIRIVG/3 heard
from him fron time to time, mainly by telephone, and that he bad invited
her out cccasionally, but she,lLIK-:.G/4, had turned hin down.
2, Gn the xcrtcon 2 enecrcion, fering the late cmommics of 18 Pahang ACER,
LInine/2 sew L/4 ezein on the precises and asked to not to leave until
she ad seen him, since he wented to discuss something with her. dben she .
finaliy sav him in his office some 30 zinutes later, he egain aszed whether
she had seen the "Sreek", not mentioring Rowton by bis alias (Berris}.
Since L/2 ned menticaed L/4's Greek friend whom he had met through Sedolfo
Reyes on a previously occasion, LInI.S/4 felt she could not pretend -ot to
know about whom he was talking. Sne therefore repiied again that cccaslonai-
ly she heard from him when he was on a trip to iiexico. LIKI? iG/2 asxed
waet L/4 thousht of oim (the Greek), to «hich she replied that she found
him pleasant and very generous ( Pontaéose)- L/2 replied, "Yes, but what
does thet generosity come from?" He then added that he had many questicn-
merks concerning that persen. He gave es an exanzple the fact that shen he
telephoned his nunter on a holidey, 31 December or 1 vacuary , his "secre-
tary" replied. It seemed very strange, continued L/2, that ‘the Greek's
telephone was manned et all times, night and day, and even jon holidays.
He then further expressed doubts about where this person lived end how
_ he earned nis noney, enc why be was so interested in Cuba.
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3- LInIiG/4 stated to Rewton that she was st first quite taken aback by
‘this direct “interrocation" » even thouch it was nace ina friendly tone,
and replied as best she could by ear. Sue stated that she qssuméd the
‘ alobough she
could not supply any specific answers. she wat aware that he had brought
some of LIXING/3's saintines at an exceilent price and took hisgenerosity
fpr granted since she enjoyed living froma the gocd businesd LIgING/3 cained
through bin. LIxliG/4 then asked L/e2 why he hinself vent sone checking
‘of bis own, since she assuned the that LIniNG cffice was pe of such
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activity when the oceesion aalleé for it. LIaI!¢/2 replied that he had
too many other things to do, anc euyway, when scosthing suélied bed
(Tapesta") he-keess away from it. LIsILG/4, coatisuing to'itaze the of-
fensive, statea that on several occasions inthe rast the Greex hed invited
her out but sre had not accepted, Dut trat sre easily could accept cn the
next occasion. ard pcssibly even obtain a rhoto of sone, khad for LI«IuG/e.
L/2 replied that a paoto would uct be of any use, all he coulé Go with
it being to send it to Eavame. He acded that he oid many suspicions,parti-
culerly as a result of the telerhcne, but hac nething concrete “in his
hands", and thet what re needed was "datos". t
4, LisliiG/2 then asked 1/4 whether she knew when Nodolfo Reyes wes return-
ing end where he would be living? sne tole aowten that she replied in the
negative, commenting simply that she had heard that he. would be moving
to Chile to work in the nations] ballet there. 1/2 returning again to the
Greex wondered why be was so generous with gifts and entertainment. L/4
stated that she never looxec a gift terse in the south, to which LInInG/2
replied that ske aust be careful, if not for her own sake at leasv for the
sake of LIRI:G/3 who, ke felt, was not sreading on firm ground( “terreno
. firme"). L/4 adsitted that she was often worried about L/3's activities,
about wich be told her almost nothing. L/2 then commented "Invesiti
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the Greek and ycu'il feel better.” (Avericua lo del Griego). Ee then added
that taat supposed letter from Rico Gal4n was not considered authentic,
and also the case of Orozco definitely involved the police. Lizi:i/e,since
she was awars thet i/3 hed discussed both these cases with L/2, except
that L/3 had not to her knowledge ztentioned the arrest of Crozec, stated
that she felt L/3 had acted in cczpletely good faith, even though te might
have been somewhat inp&lsive ("precipitado”).
Li cane Meena dae tnce are REI UN EE
5. LIRING/2, continuing the conversation, waich according to L/4 lasted
over one hour,stated that both she and L/3 cust be careful of their con-
tacts. ne commented that he could not even ¢0 out on a date with a girl
i without thinking of the conseauences. lie could co out pnce maybe, but
scores Che felt it wiser to dpop the contact for securicy reasonsL/4 told xoston
.S that she concludéed the conversation with a premise to blicit as much data
i from the Greek as possible as soon as she could get touch witb him.
.+ 6 Rowton then tolc L/S that he felt relieved in fact that L/2 had brought.
this whole matter up, since it was better to face such an. interrogation _
“here in Mexico rather than in ‘iavana wit..ous the benefit of Rowton's advice
, and briefing. He then stated that he felt it essentiali that, L/4. provide.
L/2 with much-heeced answers to his quefions. To avoid the’ impression of
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telephone number, which she could allesed she could not find at howe. and
woich she preferred uve two asa L/3 fev, Lu order not te arsuse his sas-
piciozs. Cnce she obtained the nuncer she could alleie that she t-lepaoned
-Rowtcn on some pretext ( provided if possisle by LIXING/2 hinself) em
tanazed to see him at lunch a feu @eys later. She oe turds report to
Lfe thet Rowtcn had told her that his telerhone was actually an exseeri
service and hence only cessazes were taker earcurd the clock. He had no
need ef an office since he traveled in anc out so cften and his business
did not reouire an office with the acconpenyxing neadaches. L/4 would con-
tinue that Rowton ccnfided that he was working on sensitive deals to pur-
chase Mexican sulpsur ( an expensive and ¢cifficult itex to procure arcywoere
in the world at this tine ) and that hie principal business connecti.n was
with Stavros hiarcos,the wealthy shipowner. His interest in Cuba stezmed ©
from Niarcos' desire to study the shipping possibilities there in tke event
the lorthanerics: emoargo was lifeted. ; !
6. Rowton instructed 1/4 to commented 10 1/2 that when she spoke of the
LIRE:S office, Xowton appeared very irritated anc remarked that he vas |
"Gecepcionado" with ths tre tment he had received fron toth L/2 and the
Commerical office. If ife appeared surprised end curious about this, 1/4
coulé continue that xowton commented to her that he could not undersvand the
cavalier manner in which the LIininGs did business. He cited the exazple of
at lecst three telephone calls he had mace som: weeks previously to soqn
L/2 end the commercial office, leavinf his name and telephone, and that.
no one hed had the courtesy to reply. L/4 cculd then added that as « result
Rowton wes aoncyed anchad decided to go directly to Eavana to get the info-
mation he needed on prospective business oa ee of biarcos.
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Subdject: Briefiing in Communications and Security of LIKIMNG/4.
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1. Duriac the past four czys Rowton has had daily meetings with LIZING/S
-to- give her initial training in 5/4 and discuss chensels of, coz: sunicetica
that micht te used securely and lorically by LIKI: G/4 and Rowton. A"¢on-
tract" to serve as a letter of understencins for doth xowton and LIRinc/s
was Grefted es a basis for present and future colatoration. No reference
to NCFACT was nade or icvlied, but xc.:ton made it clear that he had "“firecd:
and colleagues” who were interested in inteliicence coverage of Faxliuw.
and who would carry on his collaboration with Lin2i'¢/4 in the event of
Eowton's deeta or unavailability.
2. The first item discussed was a simnle oven ende to Aeatenste neranne
of interest eivtoer as targets or possible hostile elessents, so that L/4:
could sention these perscns in the text of her S/i correspondence witzoct
comprotising kerself. «a list of the persons concerned with She code nenes
is attached cerewith. iTeLEG/4 understands thet these cede nanes will rst
be used in o;en letters to LIRING/3 under any circorstarces.
3. As far as letter drovs are concerned, Kowten instructed LIz.1G/4 to
send her S/@ nesseges with innocent text cover to the following address:
, Lic. Antonio Ponce Cortés
Lultifanilier Miguel Alenén 0-326
México 12, D.F.
using a neticcal return address thet could not be eas ily sraced, and crez—
ping the letter in a public mailbox in the center of town. xowton dia not
‘give Lisi..¢/4 an indicator for the cover text since it was understood tx2t
all ressajes, except the’ first, would ccntain an S/w zessace. LIATLG/a sro-
“ mised ts sail an innocent text letter as scon efter arrival as possible se
that Rewt.n wotld have a g- od idea of the lenta of tine anvdéved in his
receiving future letters.
4, LIRinc/a vas advised that she would receive S/J ressages from xowton
eee on’ the’ paper backing of Seriographic cesigns ( aztee seals) being produced
by LIki:.G/3. The designs, prepared in the fcrm of ereating cards, would
be aucressed to a thiré perty and contain a brief nessage of creeting in
’ the hanéwritios of LIRIi:G/3 and would be sent as an actachment to a rou-
tine letter from LIKING/3 sent by hand or throush the LIRING pouch. Both
LIaI:}.G/4 end scvton agreed that open mail, since it would have to bear her
true nase. and adress, would be both too risxy and too slow. In the un-
likely event of di:covery,L/4 would have some way out, plleging that she
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hac novhing to é= with the messave end placing tie blaze. on 1387/3.
€elays in receiving ue
open sail and esseed that it would te necessary to take the ris in-
-- - wol@ed in sendizs et least some c’ the ‘messepes under cover of: cerzel
corresponience ts LiziIiC/3. She also agreed with Rowten that sercding ~ a
S/w on the back sf sericgrephic designs would ecnstitute a pattern and '
might eftract urciae ettention.
6 It was therefcre apreed that LIslG/4 would also write S/w iz letters
to LIRING/3 that would be nand-carried to Kexico oy a friend or seat in
the pouch and Gelivered by Jorrf{n to ber Tacudiya acdress. iiowten structed
LIRING/4& to insert"Colcoria Condesa" in the aciress on tie enveloze if
5. At subsequent neevings yhowever, ZIRING/S accepted the or obaile long
Zoges, beth to aad froc ter, invelved in the
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the letter contained 3/w, ctherwise leave out this addition. Since Howton
would have a key te the Calzada Tecubaya apartzent ne could cheez regularly
for any letters that Jorrin 2i.at r23uve slipped under the door curing periods
when LIninG/3 wisat be absent from Mexico City.
?. At his meetine with LIRILG/4 on 14/2/68 the following ac:diticnal signals
were agreed on:
: (a) Danser Signal : Omisicn of name Zirzuni fron open text. The
. child woule always te referred to in regular
correspondence with LIKI=G/3 by nace. In e¥ent '
of hostile control, :1aci.¢/& would refer to
child as "hijita" or by sore cther endearing .
name, but refrain from using cer -irst name.
(Cb) Kew carBon iieeded: te be indicated by the phrase "I need
more vitanin B-12" or "I have run out of ny
B-12 cozplex vitamins".
" (e) Hew Developer Needed: "I have ror out of tat nice cologne
I brought with me".
8. As far as inceting S/i was concernéd, dowtor stated that if a cover
letter from LIixiS/3 contained the words "Chiapas" and"arte" it would in-
dicate that an S/s message was being forwarded in that letter.
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Subject: LInilS/2 Repsrt of Keeting with Carmen Lozada.
1. At 2100 on 76/2/65 LIsIlLt/3 reported to Ro ston that he. ‘hea met “ita
Caruen iozada at ebout 17430 cn 17/2/62, at the square in Soyecdn. Ze
explainee that cn 15/2/48 their mutual friend, Carzen Melina, nee cca=
tacted Carmen Lozecda by teleracne ani sec learned thet the latter piansed
to return to hexico the followine day ( Friday, 16/2/62). Carnen Lezeéa
had told her cn tLe phone te give ker regarcs to her friend ( Lin2./3)
but to asx hia mot to meet her at the airgport since she sould be accone
penied by ter csurater and wiuld be =st by bear ctarents cn arrival it he -
xico. LinxihG/3 tzerefore contacted her torouga varcen «-olina on the
morning of 17/2/Sé snd made the date to meet her near her parents Lise.
n wn
2. 1,5 ccutiswcd cuge 23 500 &S ue Saw Lermen Lozada he imew at once tiuat
something unpleasazt hac Leprexed durizg ber visit to Hevana. He tcis dowtea
that she had eprerently lost five or six pounds, was dressed in ea slovenly
Manner and gave of esrearanc2 of a distraught rerscn, aimcst on ite verve
of insanity. er ciccsr anc su.sequert conversation, ofter incoherent and
balf hysterical, ccnfirned in =/3* S zind that she was suffering frcx severe
strain and depression. L/3 told Roston veat he understodd from her renarks
that she hed fourc tre Havana airport, Savana, Cuba and tke Cubans in
general "detestartle*®. Bhe excliezined 2t cre point: "Cdin a esa isle azidital'
She adéed tact ste wes on the goint of becomics an eneny of Guba “(¥olverse
gusane). In the next breath, Lowvever, she stated that she ‘hed to retorn
"en pocos dias" as soon as treatment had been arranged for ser daurhter,
‘(suffering fron esthaa). 1/3, sretenéing to think thet she had pateted
up things with her husband,isrique, asked whether she had been recexciled
and found that ste really loved her susband after all. She e@laimei, accor-
ding tc 1/3, in « talf hysterical voice that she hated ner husBand
everything her rerresented. | '
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, 3. L/3 continued that despite nis reprea.ed questions Carmen Lozaca re-
fused to give hic cetails of what actually had happened to her. She re~
peatedly stated tact she was uncer "intense, horrible pressure" thes she
could not explain. shen L/} ccumented that L/4 was preparing to returs to
Havana, Cermsen Lozeca burst out again with "Qué horrible!" but again Jid .
not explain. In vies of Carnen iozada's obvious state of psycholoz,icai
‘and physical disintezration,il2c..G/3 told Howton that he felt it best to
terminate the mezti.g at the first opportunity (about 163 and leave as
. gracefully as he could. He adéed-thst «hen he left be Icoked back to ge
- i her standing in a daze for a full five minutes before walking off
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she hed seen Jorrin the vrevicus 2fternoon srdi that be. sad told ter
that Ee nad been to her azartcent the previsus evenins cut bad failed
to find ser or LIAILG/3 in. He expleined treat ir. Ferizeio,w#no was
visitin= Mexico City, nad asked hin to deliver to LIZit/4 ax letter
from their nutual friend, Dr. Maceira. Jorrin then cave iIRING/4& the
letter.
2. LIzihc/& stated to Howton trast the letter was sinolvy a request for
snoes for Haceira's child waick could sot be obtained in Cuba. LEBING/4
commented that this was ecly srother of @ series ef such requests that
Meceire and Pisueroa cf the Ministry of cducation 2326 been maxing to
her since their last visit to kexico. She had in the pest iscnored the
recuests since she felt she had done exnousn end could see no useful
purpose in rumnine arouni town as a purchasins arent, partacularly when
there was no guarantees thet they would rei=surse he
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while, in view of Maricelo's apsarentiz izpottant position in uvavana and
LIRINS/&'s fortkconins tris. Ee su::nestec saat LIRinafa purchase the sheez
(about 50 pesos) and atteupt to deliver trex sersonally to harinelo; she
could thea invite hin to lunch or dinner in the zope of assessing his
present feelings toward the regize. LIQGEG/% recalled that Marinelo had
been Kector of the University of Zavana and was a nenber of the old guard
comgunist party. She adced that Jorrfin had rertioned that “arineto held
Anbassadorial rank end eas serving at the rreseat tine in some sort of
internavional delecation. . : : i
4. LIRi:G/S also reported that she tad run iczto an eld cuban friend, _
- Avalia Ariznendi, on ths street, and that the latter tad 5 siven her her
hone phone as 23-70-95. LIRiAG/& explained that Ariznendi bad: narried
a Mexican psycaoiatrist and left Cuba some years back. far as sae knew
Ariszenci was sympathetic with toe Castro rezine and on zore or less
friendly terns with LINING. Cn this cecasicn irizmendi Yoked with L/&
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to deliverrtn¢ letter to Havana. LI#diiS/4 rave Yolarnda's full nese and
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Action Required: Hone : : :
Reference: HHMA-31821, dtd 3 April 1957.
1. Om 15 April 1968, circa 1410 hours, the audio installation
described in reference was deactivated. The SPT-2A was recovered
by Valter &. CORNEURY and returned to Station stock. The LP equip
ment, am SPR-2A and UHER 4000 L, will also be returned to Station
stock. : ;
2. Inasmuch as LIRING-3 and LIRING-4 were terminating their ‘
“lenee” on the target apartment, tt was felt the SpT2A carrier
current transmitter would have to be removed because of its shallow
concealment. To continue the assessment of target personalities,
however, we wanted to wait until almost the last minute. The veek
of 15 April 1968 vas selected as an appropriate time by Waliace B.
ROTTON, who is in contact with the targets. :
3. At about 1300 hours, 15 April 19658, Walter ¥. CORKXBURY and
Sliver Bb. CizncCi entered the LP and were grevied by LIRGSIS wno kaev
we were coming but did not know why. A check of the audio device
revealed that LIEING-4 and a young (teen-age) male relative were in
the target. This was as expected. At 1350 hours, LIRING4 left.
the apartrent, alone, for a luncheon date with ROWTON. She returned
a few minutes later and made the male relative accaupany ker. (This
wea obviously at toe insistence of 2O0VTON.) The telephone number of
the target apartment was tried a few minutes after their departure
and was not answered, again as expected. At 1400 hours a telephone
Call was received in the LP from the Station as a relay frem ROWTCH
that the targets vere safely ensconsed for at least the next hour.
(it was known that LIRING-3 was out of the city.) Another telephone
eall to target with no answer, and CORNBURY entered the target
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/ apartment using keys provided by ROJTOR. The wall plate was removed,
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_ easily removed, the wall plate refastened, and the target apartzent
vacated. Total time about two minutes. CORNBURY and C1#OCH left
the aren immediately. There were no security prob!2as noted at any
tine. : ' 3
4. The LP equipwent will be removed by LIROS(S and returnxed
to stock on 17 April 1968. : .
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WHEN FRANCISCO LARA ACCIDENTALLY SHOT SELF IK ANKLE WHILE CLEANING
GUN. LARA ANXIOUS NEWS OF ACCIDENT NOT REACH EARS OF FAR AS FAR
MEMBERS FORBIDDEN CARRY WEAFONS IX MEXICO. :
, B. LIRING-3 DEPARTED 18 APRIL WITH LARA AND OTHER SUAT .
WHO MEMBER YON SOSA FACTION. LIRING-3 STATED IN LETTER THIS GUAT
INSISTEST HE TALK DIRECTLY ¥1TH YON SOSA. ,
C. LIRINS-3 AND LARA WILL PROBABLY VISIT SAN SALVADOR IN
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ALTHOUGH SOSA GRCUP AKD FAR NCW SEWERALLY WORKING TOGETHER THERE
WERE STILL MANY THINSS “KEPT ON A COMPARTNENTED BASIS." ALTHOUGH
-binikG-5 vid WUT 8£°ER TO SANDOVAL IN HIS LETTER TO ROWTON, HE
MENTIONED THAT HE HAD “LONS TALK” BEFORE LEAVING.
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Salam, tecluwiies Preecloce LARA Sarries, wre gtayieg ta Koriee,
ecoording to LIRTHie3. Coverage of this edéress ied. to phsta
GVVOCEED OF Hs DLE ES BD, HDI GRATER VoTe WEh WEEE Ae
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REF: SEXICO CITY 5111 GABSIEN)
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's 1, ON 5 APRIL 68 STATIGN RECEIVED PKOTOGRAPHIC COPIES OF
GUATEMALAN PASSPORT WHICH LIRING-3 SAID FRANCISCO LARA WOULD USE
TO ENTER HONDURAS FROM GUATEMALA. COPIES INDICATE THERE WAS DiS-
CREFESZY IN WANE ORIGINALLY REPORTED IN REF AND WANE ON PASSPCRT.
CORRECT NAME IS JOSE MARIA OLIVA CARRANZA, ORDINARY GU:.TEMALAN
PASSPORT NUNBER 134825 SERIE,D REGISTRY NUMBER @2743 ISSUED 27 MAY
1963 Ii GUATEMALA CITY. OLIVA EORW SAN FELIPE, RETALHULEU OW
9 FEB 1955. ; |
2, OTHER DOCUNENTS PHOTOGRAPHED iNCLUDE MILITARY INSCRIPTION
IN GUATEMALAN ARMY, CARD NUMEZR 45259, BIRTH CERTIFICATE NUMBER
2825671, CEDULA SE VECINDAD 287165 ASD ELECTIRON CARD 187817.
3. THESE DOCUMENTS PHOTOGRAPHED BY LIRING-3 WHEN THEY PASSED
TO HI BY FRANCISCO LARA TO USE IN MAKING FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTA-
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1. AFTERNOON 3 APRIL 68, LIRING-3 REPORTED HE PLAKS DEPART
elke adiiitetidateckan a a mre ty cee Tae ore am™pauy eer ow at ae cITrzes Seasectst®
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2. Il GUATEMALA CITY, LARA PLANS INTRODUCE LIRISS-3 TO wOeAB
WHO LOGISTICAL OFFICER FOR FAR I8 GUATEMALA CITY. TRIP WILL THES
fe ARRANGED FOR LIRING-3 TO VISIT FAR SIERRA DE LAS MINAS HEADQUARTERS
TO DISCUSS FUTURE SUPPORT OF FAR FROM MEXICO CITY.
i 3. AFTER APFROKIMATELY TEN DAYS IN GUATEMALA, LARA AND LIRIRE-3
WILL TRAVEL TEGUCIGALPA TO IKVESTIGATE POSSIBILITIES GF SETTI8G UP
. PRINTING PRESS UNDER LIRIUG-3"S TRUE WANE. |
4s LARA‘S FALSE MEXICAN DOCUMENTATION IS IDENTITY CARD FROM.
|. SECRETARIA DE EDUCACION PUBLICA UNDER WANE JACINTO RASGEL iCERVARTES.
: FOR IDENTITY CARD PHOTOGRAPH, LARA WORE GLASSES, HAIR DYED GREY *nD
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DOCUMENTATION. ;
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RESIDED IN MEXICO FOR PAST YEAR AND WHO CLAIMS TO 2: FAR REPRESES-
TATIVE I8 HEXiCO.
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BE ABLE SUPPLY ASDRESSEES WITH INFO ON HIS TRIP TO GUATEMALA Aid
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PRIORITY “EXICO CITY INFO PRIORITY DIRECTOR
: REF? MEXICO CITY seaa (jay foa 19) 29 aBO3Kg
yO 1. RE PARA 4 REF: DUE 28 MARCH CHANGES WITHIN GUATENALAS ARMY,
INCLUD ISI NONOVAL oF Giessen OF berzase fae REL \anaiachd pusuue,
: STATUS OF “OPERATIO® AZTECA” UNCERTAIN. COSSEQUENTLY STATIOS CASSOT
GUARANTEE ANY TYPE PROTECTION FOR LIRING-3 18 CASE HE CAPTURED. .. ALSO
HOTE THAT MEXICAN BOXDER AREA BEING HEAVILY "PATROLLED. ; . x
2. ESMOOSE-1 REPCRIED THAT ON EARLY NORSING 28 ARCH ESARVEL=1
ALERTED SFECIAL COmAAnDO UIT OF GUAT ARMY (SCUGA) TO BE PREPARED
FOR IMPORTANT OPERATION. HE SAID INFORMATION HAD SEEN RECEIVED x
THAT GROUP OF THIRTY CASTRO CUBANS PLANHED ENTER GUATEMAL? FEROS
MEXICO AND THEIR ARRIVAL TIED IH WITH WAVE OF TERRORISM AND
SABOTAGE WHICH REPORTEDLY TO TAKE PLACE 31 MARCH. SSHASVER-2
DID NOT INDICATEP SOURCE OF ABOVE INFO. HE SAID THAT REISFORCED -
SCUGA TEAMS WOULD BE SENT TO THE DEPARTMENTS OF SAS maRcos ayD :
HUEHUETESANGO ON MEXICAN BORDER, WITH A BACK-UP TEAM In ‘DEPARTMENT
. OF QUEZALTEWANGO. SCUGA UNIT BAS IN PROCESS OF PREPARING VEHICLES
pm AND EQUIPIEST WHEN WORD RECEIVED OF REMOVAL OF ARRIAGA. ESKOOSE-!
: ‘SAID AS RESULT OPERATION CANCELLED. “POSSIBLE HOWEVER THAT SAME 8
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REFS: Ae MEXICO ClTY 3628 (7 # 70687)
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1. ON 27 MARCH 68 LIRING-3 REPORTED THAT GUAT FAR MEMBER
: WHO PREVIOUSLY IDENTIFIED HIMSELF AS MIGUEL ANGEL OLIVA CASTANEDA .
i. IS ACTUALLY FRANCISCO LARA, PROBASLY IDESTICAL WITH FRANCISCO
ADALBERTO LARA BARRIOS, AKA CARLOS LARA (REFS B AND 2. Lar
: INADVERTENTLY GAVE HIS TRUE HAME WHILE DISCUSSING WITH LIRING-3 .
THE PLANNED TRIP TO GUATEMALA. ;
2. AT PRESENT, LIRISG-3 MAKING FALSE DOCUMENTS FoR PERSONS
HE TO LEAD INTO GUATEMALA. THEY PLAB TRAVEL SOMETIME BEFORE
31 MARSH, LIRING-3 TO ESTER GUATEMALA WITH GROUP IN ORDER MEET
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN WHO IS FAR LOGISTICAL OFFICER. GROUP BELIEVES
LIRING-2 SHOULD TALK TO HER TO DETERMIBE WHAT SUPPLIES KE CAN male,
AVAILABLE TO FAR (COULD UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN BE DIAN ADELA JIMENEZ .
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WAS ABLE TAKE PHOIG OF PERSON LIRING-3 In conTaSa
- AND LIRNG-3 IMMEDIATELY IDENTIFIED THIS PERSO AS FRANCISCO
b- PABA STATION DAD ALSO Tals 7E9T55 OF avuness unkné’ GUATS
BELIEVED BE STAYIEGS AND FILM BEING DEVELOPED. WILL PRIORITY
POUCH PHOTOS AND LIRING-3 REPORTS. ;
: . 4. LERING-3 WILLING ENTER GUATEMALA WITH FAR MEMBERS BUT
‘ - WOULD LIKE KNOW IF OPERATION AZTECA STILL IW FORCE. IF gOoT,
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1. At 1130 on 27/3/68 1/3 told ‘Rowton that at last be hed obtained
the tlue name of the FAR member he had met through Carlos Persaval
and who had previously identified hinself to L/3 under the alias
Miguel Angel%Oliva Castafieda. LIRING/3 said he learned that them
true name of this person is Fancisco Lara and that he and some 14
other Guatemalans are here in Hexico City legally as exiles. L/3
added that he met "“Redolfo", the older and apparently more important .-
PAR member, yestereday ( 26/3/68) but as yet has not been able to
iearn his true last nane. ‘ : . 4
a - 2. LIRING/3 also 9 immediately idenditied the surveillance photo (clipped.
j portion s “l returned herewith) as that of, Francisco Lara.
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Subject: LIR{nG/3 Report’ of Coatact with Gus terslans ‘in Kexico Eity.
we ee 2 Aba brief acetin-> with Rowton at 1700 on. 2203088 et bhe ‘Stona desteurant
LIRING/3 vervorted that he was worring on the goric.t tion of identity docu-
ments for the two FAR represeitatives ( Fisuel 1 anzel Gliva Castaieda and
Redelfo) throsch nis seriograpnic process inc that te hoped to nave the
pictures of the pe:sons concered the following day. He asked iwovton to
bring along his copying kit so taut he ccald quickl- copy the pictures
just before LIRING/3 put then on the icertity cards. ovte..'prom sed to
bring the kit to the Atoyse eparsnent at 1500 on 22/3/66.
2e LIKILUC/3 also reported that he hau learned from the Custenalans that
a certain “Zsquenesi_or*szenazi, a Guatetalen who has resiced for usny years
in Hiexico and who owns or operates 2 factory called "Grco.os de México", has
been very helpiul to the FAR uencbe-s in Mexico. iisewise a destor by the
name of Corge*Flesch hes been of service whan needed. |
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3. In reply to iowton's query i7:.5.¢/3 stated that 211 the seven Guatexalans
he bad recently met ( four of won live at 54 ifo werma) appeared to be FAR. t
udherents, except one, woo he hec lecrned in passing was a follower of can.
Sosa. L/3 also stated that he hac learned that the one who worked in the
photo shop on San dudn Latran street was an aceo..ntant rather then a paeto-
grapher.
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l. LIs1:..6/3 reported to Roster at 4806 en 20/3/55 that. he had acais mit
with higue. angel vliva Casta'eda, vate cise at et: 4990 4a trent of the ~—
Chapultepec zovie and went with his tu the Caf& _iterario eb Calle Lieja.
L/3 told zeston tuet Cliva coaficec te tin that 2: haé gust! lecrned froa
four Guavetien e-crades who lived tor.sh.- in ex azirtaent on Calle Lerma
that their residence was dein. surveillzd My whit they felt: was the Mano ae
penca.s. Ee ex leined that they ued cotedé ceveral fairly well-dressed sen
hanging arcund the apartment hosse ans :
he had run off. This all inciccved tc then that the sarveillanc: cas not be-
pravece eroup. v.iva the:
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stated thet they knes that the Gopsty ¢ chief of the ano Blanca cr, acrzatiog
Oliverio“Czstaieda, was currently ins Mexico City, and assumed that te’ had
organized the surveillance. Oliva then mentioned that ane of the four livin
at Calle -erna vas the well-known Guerrilla leader who hed recently scught
sanctuary in the Mexican <mbassy in Guatemala City 2nd was gran ced asylum
to Kexicc zcroucher ne nterventicn and i:fluence of Lazeso Cardenas.
2. in orcer te ceterzine th2 exect location of the Lerma apartzent, iIsliG/ ;
tole couteon that he offerted to help isextify the surveillance ty coacucti
& courntersurveillence himself the follewizg evening. Ug also ¢Mrred the us
of his Tacutaysa studie, reccamendins that in any case tae Zour saculd cis-
perse at lezst tenorarily.
3. L/3 also reported to Kowton tast he acain met vith Cliva at 1015 that sax
morning and thatthe latter had taken his to a printixe ‘shop on Calzada Tial ©
pan near Calle Jos& T. Cuéllar, nened ~Aezia",as L/3 recalled. (The Mexico
City telephone dirsctory lists "Xesca-izzresos y Rayedos, Calle 3.7. cuélie
57,tel: 73-65-01). Oliva tcld L/3 tbat this shop produced var:cus ID capers
for then in the past but unfortunately was rot adm@ie to, fabricute a good
Mexican 1D card because of the unavailsbilivy of tke specizipype used. L/3
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, serlographic proceas. In the course of convorsatica iliva conficed te L/3
that the Guatemalan lawyer Capuano, had :rovided bi ank} Guaténelan, ID cards
in the past and in gegeral had been very helpful. ~e aided that Capuano had
succeeded in_ce:ting all the Guatazalens relised fron prison: after taeir ak .
rest in the Sulion Lépéez case. |
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trip so that L/3 could get first-nand reasirezents fron the 7AR supply
responsible ( whom Uliva referred to as e& worsen). Oliva alpo menticred
that FAK vas hoping to obtain a lathe to vercit the ganufact of «ezzsns
a locelly (in the novuteias). © 9-7-7 TO an aan
5. Cliva also stated that the Tiieiple purpose of the visitfof his ccarace
¢"xodolfo" ves to obtain funds and to retura to Hexico. Cliva aided th-: in
the event 2/3 eculd =ake tie trip he eccuid also return with Rodolfo to
Mexico. In reply to i/3's query, Clive stated taoat the funds, zodolfo vould
be given in Suatemala were from various resberies carried out by Fir fer
tke purpose of raisins its own funds. Cliva cozumented that they could oct
count off the Cubans or the CPG for firescial supcrort when it. was needed. He
adéed that the sale of the becklet “terrer in Guctezala" (of «ach L/3 bad
obtained a co;y from Carlos Pers-val) khsdé helped to supply soze of the zoney
to be used for the trip. Oliva indicated shat he siscself planned to rezsin
‘in Guaterala with the FAR forces in the sountains. :
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, Subject: LIEDIG/3 Report of Contact with Kemebers of FAR Guctenala. ~
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4. At CCAS on 19/3/68 at the hobbins Resteursnt,Calle Leibnitz axa ! “elchor
Geanpo, LInTiiC/3 reported to iiowton that he sed again cet the Pai nmeaber
SO _. . . whose.sketsh ne hod jiven Howton the previsus day -aré weom' be had met thru
: Carlos Fersaval oz 17/3/63. He explained thet Fersaval hed. finally cone .
tacted him by phone [ste Sundsy cfternoon (.17/3/62) anc i:.troduced hia te
one cf the two Guatezalazs who waatec to return slancesti- -ely_ to their
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country. i/3 descrited this man, who later sisved hir, re sremapan. . om papers
im the namo of iiguel An,el Clive, sced 33, as short rsrcekys wita tack bai
trigued szort and rather taick srowinent everrots. L/3 estincted cis ace as
35 and said taere vas no doubt in his mirc wnat he was a native.* crn Guate-
totem. Tt olled lol vues yesson aore a tnhin moustache, L/3 then grew aoseta
& sxetch of the person concerned which Howtecn passed in to.the Station the
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2. 2455/3 coutinued that he conversedé wisa che Guatezalan, Olive, in the
presecce of Carlos Tersaval end his wife Teresa Lozada <e rersaval e+ the
Miss restaurant on axeforme for about 45 ninutes, taxinzc the line thst he wes
willics to help che cause as he had done in +t.¢2 pas
certain of the exact cffiliavions ani bona fiies of
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was dealing. shen this apparently sur:rised sna somewhat siocked C:rlos Frere :
S3avwal ane Teresa, L/3 explained that he had had soze unpleasant experiences
with scch persons as Crozco and was aware that many ?,Rk éesertors were cire
euletizg sround Hexico these cays. The Guateralan,Oliva,’ however reacted
favor oly saying that he unde~stood 1/3's position and cid not blaze bim.de
added thet he. weuld furaish croof of his PLS efeiliations ana indicated thet
there were two other comrades, ones much more inpcertant than, himself, <ho
also needed help in returning. 1/3 tcld Roston that he stressed to all prem
sent the risks involved in providi::; false documentation end acting a8 a
guide fer them to cross the border illecally and his orilinal cozsitzent to
help orly two persons. In reply to L/3's query, the Guatezailan: Oliva stated ~= ~~
thet their destination would be Gucteaala City itself cnd they hoped that ~
1/3 would be able to accocpny then there since they were not familiar with
the countrysice betweenthe border in the C:sit4n area and Ghatecale City.
3. Accordics to LIKINC/3 the Latter insisted that he neet the other,rore ice
portant Guatemalan, and be given-an o-portunity to make carfeful plans dbe=
fore atre=pting the Joursey to Chiapas and Custemala City. Cliva.then made
a date with rersaval and i/3 for the naxt evening at 2300 i the corner of
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‘Ban cu4n Latr4n and Madero at which tine ce would try to vo errda: @ a meetizg
with bis ccorrade.
4%. LinthG/3, at his ceetiase with sowton the follewisr norniz§19/3/88) re=-
ported thet when he errived at the place designated te .found ‘the Guatemelan
_ Cliva waitins dith neither of them.saw rerseval. Clive, - ated a-wsait-of a-- ----——_
bout 45 cinutes, sucsested that they sive up and =o toa cafeteria, Copa de
‘Leche, on van Juén Latrén. L/3 st-ted to sovton that wiile ther were waitin
they were joined by another Guatezalan, a younz men of about 22 years of ag
-and rather stout, who acccxrpsnied them to the @afeteria, She older Gustezal
then shoved i/3 a Guatemalan ¢ passport in the nexe of iicuel Ancel Cliva Cas
tefiada which he said was false but which en-dbled hit to travel in kKexico.
The youncer 2an dated that he had legal decusontes Sut did act volunteer his
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malan, C_iva, forcerly worked in the acvertising business in Suaterala city
and thet cze younger nan was fanilicr with electronic equipment usd rad ‘ic
communicetions ;robleus. The olier Guatenalen apolo: ized to L/3' for not tav-
ing been atle to brine elony the other fag ccarcde, +o who. ze r-ferred as
"godelfo" and acain prinised te introduce bin t: L435 the -ollosing evenitge |
He promised to telep=one i/3 at 714CO the next cay te confima the nceting.
5. LI:11G/3 then told co.:ton thet the two Custenzalans tnen escorted his ts ‘
the Hotel csi Yelle cn calle Indepencencia ( iocton recalls tozt Ir. Busta-
mante resid¢ed taere curing bis stay in iexico City several months azo).. Lf3
teld sovton that he cet two other Cuctemalars there in the lobby and comment :
that they telsed r. ther freely in front of hin, discussirg at cne roint even
the iliegal acquisitio:. of a revolver nseced by cone f then. In tze course o°
conversation if} stated that he learned tast César Kor: tes is nos back in
Guatezala and that the Fak is plannins an a-ril of: ersive. All the Guateza”
lans expressed ccncern over the izcrease i. the power of the “Kane Blanca’
and blamed it for the xidnapzing of the Guatezalan Archbishop. thez also con -
mented that the mili:cry-in Guatezala were disenchanted with the "suppet pre:
‘ sident",Mon-enecro, and c.uld be expe-ted tc increase the terr.risa frea ee
‘ the right in order to pluce Monutenecro in. an iaross. sible |position and eventca! a
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-6 L/3 coznented to Kowton that he noted that at no t did any ef the Guat
malans sention cuben aid or assitance. in fact one of %& nem at one point g-id
that he hac tried unsuccessfully | to obtain a visa for travel to Curasone
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1.-LIsI.G/3 rererted to dowton at 1115 on 15/3/68 at the restaurant
Kiss cn aeforua and Calle Lississipi that unfortunately his aeeti:g¢ «ith ,
the two Guateraiess scheduled for the previous evening zt 223 OO in
Danny's rostaurent (Refsrte at liana Circle) did not ecnz off. Be stated
that ke arrived at the restaurant et 2230 and waited until about, 2345 with
Out seeing either rerszval or being approacnzed by any Cuatemalan. ie con—
. tinued that gust as he was about to leave, te neard 2 tep on the window
behind hig and turned axnd saw teresa Lozada dé TFersaval cu.the street. +e
wnet ect asd sescrrccill Les vo a car where Carlos Ferssval vas waiting.
He was then driven to sentorn's Angel and rezained there with Carlos and .
Teresa for soxe thirt; micutes. .
2. seccsding to LIZING/3,Cerles Fersaval explained thet te had been stood
‘up by the Guateralers and hed been unable to gst in tcucs with them to in-
troduce thea to L/3 es ke had hoped. ile added that one o2 the perscns wag
hed been in Cuernavaca two or three deys previously and rerhaps hed rot
been eble to return is tine for the seeting. Fersaval,sh: appeared to 1/3
to be quite nervous ic Sanbdorn's, suzsested that they co elsewhere to con=- a
tinue their discussion and LiRING/3 invited bin and Terese te his sacubaya
pte at
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3. They then proceeded there to ccntinte the discussion. Teresa excused her—
self on arrivsl sayic- that she was very tired, and prozpzly fell asleep in
one of the bedrocas. Carlos rersaval then ecutinued talkire with L/3 uctil
about C300. He mertioned that cre of the Guatenslans he hosed to intro—
duce to 1/3 was welli-zcown and iaportant in SA8,while the other(who had : -
documents) was relatively unizportant and coulée probadly cet by the pclice
ehecxs witsout es such risk. In reply to L/3's queries, Ferssval stated that. —
both ren vanted to trzevel to Guatenala City and that one (- he inportant one) ‘s
would protatly be returcisg to Uexico after a stort stare Perssval. revealed
that as far as he «new the purpose of their trip «as to cbtain much-neeced
funds to continue their work in Kexico. .
Q. LIKI:S/3 tcld sowton thet he again promised to cuide tke fustecalans ec-
; Toss the border south of can Vristébal but. i.. wsisted on weetisg then in
” Kexico Mite prior to escorting then over the borcer. Persavat then ‘asked L/2
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whether he was in a position to . tain a radio tranezitter! for the FAR
friends, stating tat he ses certain that toey had fhe financiel -eans
necessary to pay for suck equipment. L/3 stated that he felt he bad a
goed source-in his tr:the> and various o-her contacts up north, Aseluding
re .. Aréhi vho worcec for the racio station.and had eccess. to technical. equip-- ce
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set up 2 seeting that nits or the Zoliowing. 1/3, nowever, retorted to
Rowtez by televh.ne that es of 2300 on 16/3/58 ne ons had telephoned bin
to sct up the necting. ;
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of 1967 denouncing Moises OROZCO Leal.
brought the word that the FAR had much appreciated
LIRISG-3'a letter on OBO2ZCO and Warmed that the FAR :
organization in Mexico City was infiltrated by a
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failed, at least by the end of this pericd, to.
meet with the FAR man.
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FAMILIAR WITH GUAT BORDER ARZA IN CHIAPAS. LIRING-3 WORKED FOR B = an
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SUMMER 67 AND SENT WARNING THAT FAR "PENETRATZD BY WOFFA AGENT" &
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WHO TO RETURN GUATEMALA COULD BE CLEMENCIA (PAIZ) CARCAKO CAKA
“LUISA"), SISTER OF MIRNA (PAIZ) CARCAMO WHO RECENTLY RELEASED:
FROM JAIL IN MEXICO. ACCORDING TO FEMALE INFORMANT OF GUAT
ARHY CLEMENCIA IS WIFE OF JULIO CESAR (MACIAS) MAYORA (AKA
"CESAR MONTES"). ALSO REPORTED THaT CLENENCIA WAS TG TRAVEL TO
HEXICO IN MBD-DECEMBER 1967 TO ARRANGE FOR SHIPMENT OF - sans To
; FAR, AND WAS POSSIBLY TO BE ACCORPANIED BY DIEGRDELA (JIMENEZ)
") SUNOZ AND HILDA (SOSA) ALDANA. THERE HAS BEEK 50 CONFIRMATION
© THAT ANY OF THE ABOVE WOMEN TRAVELLED, BUT PRESEWT wfeners
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AND ESLAIR TEAN KAS SOT BEEN ABLE LOCATE ENTRY FOR HER IN FILES
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~~ cy =" 3, VOULD APPRECIATE MEXICO CITY COMMENTS O@ WHY LintNass 4 APPROACHED
“srs 10 OBTAIN FALSE DOCUMENTS FOR RETURNEES AND WHY HE MIGHT BE SELECTED
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7 THEREFOR: OECIDED 30TH SHOULD ENTER GUATEMALA TILEGaity, Tay
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BO OBJECTION TO EXCOURAGING LIRINGs3°TO RENEW CONTACTS IN GUAT -
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REFS A, MEXICO CITY 2331 (G72 33C/)
B, WEXICO CITY 2363 (ware7 7) _
. 4. G MEXICO cIiY 2458 (ya. 9 707) jie
D. MEXICO CITY 2564 (7,3 77/ 7)
E, MEXICO CITY 1930 (/” 2977 3)
Y F. MEXICO CITY 3581 (y gy 27°01)
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I. ON 31 JULY 1967 LIRING-3, PER REF A, OBTAINED CONFESSION
FROM GUATEMALAN LEFTIST MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL THAT LATTER TRIED
BETRAY FAR GUERRILLAS, LIRING-2 SUBSEQUENTLY DEROUNCED OROZCO AS .
FAR TRAITOR TO LIKING-2 (WHO SUPPOSEDLY RELAYED DENUNCIATION To |
CUBAN AUTHORITIES) AND PER REF C TO ERNESTO CCAPUANO) DEL VECCHLO,
CLOSE CONTACT OF FAR IN MEXICO. HE ALSO SENT LETTER DENOUNCING
QROZCO TO ARNOL (RODRIGUEZ) CAMPS IN HAVANA FOR PASSAGE TO FAR
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REF D CAPUANO DECIDED LIRING-3 WAS WOFIRM PROVOCATION, DISCUSSED
WITH LIREBEL-2 I%VESTIGATICN OF OROZCO AND ORDERED FAR CONTACT
"WITH LIRENG-3 DISCONTINUED. "GARCIA" WHO CLAIMED BE FAR REP
ASSIGHED MAINTAIN LIAISON WITH LIRING-3 HAD HIS LAST MEETING WITH
LIRING-3 IN JUNE 67. LIRING-3 mo HO OTHER MEETING WITH FAR REPS -
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- REP HAD RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO FROM HAVANA WITH MESSAGE FOR
ALBERTO DOMINGO THAT THREE UNIDENTIFIED FAR REPS IN HAVANA WANTED
EXPRESS THEIR THANKS FOR LETTER CONCERNING TRAITOR CROCCO. FAR REPS
ALSO WANTED “PERSONS CONCERNED" TO BE WARNED THAT THERE WAS ANOTHER
FaR TRAITOR, A GUATEMALAN WORKING FOR WOFIRM, SOMINGS SHO xoT
AWARE OF CONTENTS LIRING-3 LETTER TO FAR PASSED MESSAGE ON TO
. VALDEZ. AT SUBSEQUENT MEETING WITH VALDEZ FAR VISITOR IDENTIFIED
TRAITOR AS ONE CARLOS (SALAZAR). VALDEZ EXPRESSED APPRECIATIO®
BuT ASKED FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON SALAZAR AS WELL AS PROOF KE
FAR. TRAITOR SAYING DID NOT PERSONALLY KNOW GUAT BY THAT NAME. .
VISITOR PROMISED CHECK AND PASS ON FURTHER INFO. : | .
a _CARLOS SALAZAR PROBABLY IDENTICAL WITH CARLOS ENRIQUE i
SALAZAR WHO TALKED TO LIRING- 4 AT CUBAN EMBASSY 22 JUNE 67 (SEE SECRET
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REF D. AS NOTED THIS REF CUBANS GAVE THIS GUAT COLD SHOULDER
LIRINS-3 DID NOT SUCCEED IM CONTACTING SALAZAR AFTER LATTER VISIT
TO EMBASSY, INTERESTINGLY, CARLOS ENRIQUE SALAZAR PER REF F WAS
REPORTED BY CUBAN CITIZEN OTONIEL (PENA) ENTENZA (MADE CONTACT
WITH STATION IN MAY 65) TO HAVE BEER IN CONTACT WITH ERNESTO CAPUABO
DEL VECCHIO, PENA STATED THAT SALAZAR BELONGED TO PRO-CCMMUNIST
GROUP DESIGNED SUPPORT’ YON (SOSA) REBEL FACTION IN GUATEMALA, ‘IT
WAS PROBABLY TO CARLOS’ ENRIQUE SALAZAR THAT LIRING-9 REFERRED TO ~
WHEN PER PARA S REF G AND ATTACHMENT HE WARNED LIRING-4 NOV 67-70
BE CAREFUL AS GUAT WHO WAS WOFIRM AGENT HAD MENTIONED HER NAME AS
REFEREBCE,
4. IT APPEARS FROM ABOVE THAT LIRING-3 MAY BE ABLE TO RENEW
CONTACT WITH GUAT FAR. AS FIRST STEP, HE ENDEAVORING MAKE DIRECT
churact Worm FaR VISITOR SHS TARED TG SERGIO VALDEZ. IT’ ALSO
APPEARS FaR EN HAVANA DID NOT TAKE ERNESTO CAPUANO SUSPICION THAT
LIRING-3 WORKING FOR WOFIRM SERIOUSLY. IT WOULD APPEAR ig FACT FROM
ABOVE THAT CAPUANO IS NOT TRUSTED BY FAR IN HAVANA,
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1 LIRING-3 EPURKIED inAI uw EVEsins 15 JAnuUARY ne aiienpeD
ee SPOON INTELLECTUALS AT HORE OF LUIS CARRION VILLAS
VAS DISAPPOINTED TO FIND ONLY FOUR OTHER PERSONS PRESENT. THE
TWENTY OR SO OTHER MEXICAN IRTFLLECTUALS WHOM,HE WAS LED TO BE-
LIEVE WOULD BE PRESENT DID KOT SHOW UP. CLIEMBRACES OBTAINED
SOME PHOTOS OF PEOPLE ATTENDING MEETING.» ~
2. CARRION DID MOST OF THE TALKING, INTRADUCING HIMSELF AS
A TRUE REVOLUTIONARY WHO HAD ALWAYS SUPPORTED THE CAUSE OF THE
__-CUBAN REVOLUTION, COMPROMISING HIMSELF OW A NUMBER OF OCCASIONS
Ia THE PAST, AND HE TRUSTED THAT EVERYOSE PRESENT FELT THE SAME.
ME THEN LAUNCHED INTO STRONG ATTACK AGAINST CASA DE LAS AMERICAS
FOR HAVING INVITED THE “MAFIA” OF MEXICAN INTELLECTUALS, 18-
CLUDING SPECIFICALLY JUAN VICENTE MELO, JUAN GARCIA PONCE,
EMABUEL CARBALLO AND , PARTICULARLY, CARLOS MOWSIVAIS, HE
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3. CARRION SAID HE FELT THAT ALL “TRUE REVOLUT IONARIES™ |
SHOULD MAXE STRONG PROTEST TO CUBAN GOVERNMENT AND REST OF THE
WORLD THAT WOULD FORCE CASA DE LAS AMERICAA TO “CORRECT 11S
POSITION” ARD ALIGN ITSELF PROPERLY To THE PERSONS WHO TRULY
REPRESENTED MEXICAN REVOLUTIONARY THINKING. HE PRPOSED THAT
All eTatewtare mene OY THO MIOMICaAG Cowcontives ce SiudiED <. ies
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OBTAIN FULL PRESS RELEASES FROM PRENSA LATINA SINCE HE DID KOZ .-
EXPECT MUCH TO APPEAR IN MEXICAN PRESS.
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4. CARRION MADE IT QUITE CLEAR THAT THE PROTEST WOULD KOT
INCLUDE CxITICISM OF DAVID ALFARO SIQuEiROS OR JESUS SILVA
__-HERZOG, wkOM EVERYONE RESPECTED AND WHO WERE .CONSIDERED ABOVE |
ANY SPECIFIC GROUP, . of
S- CARRION REQUESTED THAT GROUP MEET AGAIN AS ortef as
NECESSARY TO FORMULATE THE PROTEST AND ASKED EACH PERSON PRESENT
TO BRING SUBJECT OF THEIR MEETING TO ATTENTION OF OTHER INTEL-,
LECTUALS WHO MIGHT BE WILLING SIGN PROTEST ONCE IT 1S WRITTEN.
6. _LIRING-3 WILL BAKE EVERY EFFORT OBTAIN COPY OF FINAL
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: RECOGNIZE THE NEED TO SET THE RECORD STRAIGHT INASMUCH AS .
: OSARLEER REPORTS conveyer Tue impeeserne THAT MErese DOATEST
WAS AGAINST THE CULTURAL CONGRESS PER SE. PROPOSE DISSEM BE
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Attached for Headquarters information is a memorandum
prepared by Wallace B. ROWTON on the SGSWIEL examination
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Subject: SGSslay sxanination of LIZING/3.
1. From about 1330 until 1530 on 29 Sentember,19¢7, LIRING/3 was
given an SGSSIRL exazination. Rowton arrived at the safehouse ( Tacu-
baya) with the SGOseIRL operator at 0930 that xcrning and remained with
the operator until tae exatination was completed. fie had not given LI-
RING/3 any previous notice of the nature or exteut of the examination,
but siaply asked hiz,on 27 September, to keep the entire day of 29 Septen-
ber free for a lerzthy dicussion with gowton. Zowton introduced the SG-
SdIi2L operator as setor Albertini, a trusted "sccio”", and spent the first
hour or so reviewing his relationship with LIzI0G/3, ostensibly for the
veueian ol aavertici. Novtor then, ,inttrancine the anhiert of certain
doubts that he hab in the past concerning LIR=.3/3's reporting, stated
that Albertini had «= means of checking scientis&fically the truthfulness
of LIBING/3's statements. Howton explained ttit he was particularly con-
cernéd about the possiblity of LIRIVG/3 havinzs coubled back with LIeZLic
andzaintaining with them a secret agreement of sone sort to report on ,
Rowton and his activities.
2. LIRIKG/3 wet into a state cf visible shock at this and stated that
even the thought of betraying Rowtcn nad never cecurred to him at any time.
Shen the SSSaI2ZL cperator explained the scientiZic means he was to use on
LIRiS/3, the latter stated that he could not possibly ‘accept this -unili- —
ating means of testing him since it was diamentrically opposed to ais i
principles. He pointed out that he had accepted Sowton at his word and he E
could mt see or uccerstanc why Rowton could not do the same for hin, adding.
: that the whole thing smacked of nethods used Sy sCFACT and LIRING. He added -
i that if this meant that he would have to break with Rowton, then regret— ;
fully he would have to accept this alternative. de explained that submit-
‘ ing to the SGSsIRL examinetion would inevitably destroy the idealistic and
rene profound relationship which be had previously felt he enjoyed with Rowton.
3. Rowton and the SGSsIRL operator spent the next two hours , ‘calming LIRIHG/3 -
down and finally convincing him that he would not be conpromising with his _
deeply-felt prixciples by taking the test. He at last onsented to be ques-
tioned on his lozalty to Rowton and insisted thet he be asked "NDo you be~
lieve in Kowton?* . ; : 7 . . co,
&, After a brief break for lunch the exauination was ven inone of the bea-
: ro:ws 284 the apartment while Roston vaited in the living room, LiaIhG/3
“alt #/ HMMA 33 $27 #8 uel Qe {~ T7§30/
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LIRING/3 had been an LIRING double agent or betrayed Rowton in any way.
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appeared to be in reasonably socd spirits after the tcst, although
he was obviously emotionally strained by the experience. Rowton nade
a date to see him asain that evening at 21CO0 tn talk things over in
@ clamer atrosphere. : - : : :
5. At that meeting with LIAINC/3 Rowton explained that he had felt it
necessary to ascertain as otjectively as pcssiblg the extent of LIxl0/3's
loyalty to him and he was happy to have scientific proof that LIRING/3
had not berayed niz to the LIRING's. LIZDiG/3 stated that after it was
all over he felt Vetter and admitted that he agreed with Rowton on the
necessity for such an exaziuation, humiliating as it misht at first heve
armored tn hea
that he had made in the past, were due to his intense desire to produce
for Roston, since he still felt very sensitive about having to accept soney
from Rowton without being able to render commensurscte services.,’ He stress-
ed, however, that et no time had he ever been disloyal to Rowton or done
anything against Howton's interest, as sefior Albertini could prove with
the results of the SGSNIRL. LIRING/3 promised in the future to follow Row-
ton*s direction serupulously and assured Kowton that he no longer feit.
unde> any compulsion to exaggerate or fabricate anything to impress Rowton.
6. Headquarters and the Station may find the SGSWIRL examination disacpoin-
ting in its limited coverage, but it miust be realized that LIRING/3's.
initial reaction was entirely negative end at one point he theatenea to.
break off completely with Rowton because of the ‘{nsult to his "dignity".
Although the SGS/I2L operator felt that from a professiozal standpoint it
Te aanfacend that abeny Fanmancil CPobninnts ane ona nomi set and
would be better to administer the examination at another time when LIEING/3_
was less emotionally upset, Rewton asked both him and LIRiKG/3 to go thru
with it on the spot, fedling that psycholosically it was' essential to
wake LIZING/3 subzit, even for a limited test. Rowt:n also feels that the
. test did serve as a very favorebly deterrent over LIRING/3 in the future,
when a second one can be more painlessly adainistered, ia a calmer atmzos=
phere. It, of course, also covered the very pertinent question of whether
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1. Attached herevith is the SGSWIRL report (rans w/a/e) |
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2. Please note that the SGSHIEL interviewer has made the
point that the principal misfortune in this’ interview probably
was that LIERING/3 was not tested on the fabrication of contacts
with the IDEM D's, which was thought to be the most probable
area of deception.
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3. In view of LIRING/3's threat to quit working for
ROWTON, we would be interested in hearing of any repurcussions
or change in attitude thet may have resulted from LIRIHG/3'‘s
having taken the test. We also 2re interested in the Station's
comments and recommendations as to the continued use of LIRING-3,
bearing in mind ROWTON's recint report or bininu SUSP2C20NS ; :tnat
L-3 may be working for #OFIRM.
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Sab yect wae interviewed and tested with BOSWELL es 3¢ Sapte see
£967 ine liericy Coy eaie ste, Tha iniseviory eee ceommoted hy Roymead
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The irisrview e3s comintted (gn Soeutek by the oraclaee. Walises A.
BORTCN, Seblect's criacienl ages. was srereet curiae smnertnneinity 238
of the inieeviow ences? lor the tethne period,
Subject bas net orerionsly bees tentot, and bia bed se cowie wits
aay WOFTRM represssiatives other thin HOUTON. . 1
Sebsect fo & enprvied male bMeaxicas ¢itiera, an DINCM & be nected sion
Prior to recruitment hie apemrest solizicel soulienenta were gemsriarg
ia the fer left, bat he was oot believed te be vigaificastiy tavedwed iz iniale
itcanre or tivities ar orzandiaed muiiirel actividies, $a was Reerifad by
ROWTON wader ths cover of a IDEN C, Ssbiest bane glace his rec rudiment
bad ecotect with IDEN D elementa aec with LOSN EB alemente La bie atfurts
te {neart kimeel{ aed ROWTCN rate the deetred posstise. The intiiai goad
of this eperation ens to maniter oarh cafe aad rick uo eentere)es eciliiersd
intelligence information might be latidemtally emceussered, As. Sek len ¢ wee
on6 it, i» bis own telcerncretc way, « communist ayexpaioteer, ROWTON
bo aot indicated agy asti-commucist, aati-IDEN Bor eatl-reraisticosry
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Sebject was hnews te hove Hed aad comresied isfsemaoticn se exmmerona
oreasicas, ond it wes presumed that coeciderably more Uss were Bo yes
known to WOFIRM, On this basis, SOSWiRL coverage wos ta heave carvored.
Runercus iesues, teaicred oa ethos ininliigence laveivement, fabrication
ef cosiacts with cigeificant LUEN Deed IDEN & figures, and revesses of
bis assccintion with ROWTON., Tas isens ef revelation of eacoriation with
ROWTON was rether complies tm that AOWTON sever revesisd tie tras
mame, sationality, or istereste toe Subject, aad alee bo iaatrusies: Sunjsct
te reveal certains cateasibie facts ta verioas apoeiiic indi
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euject firet redused ts take the teat, besleally om tha groenda thant - a
in Aide estinatice his rolaticesbip with 2OW TOM, aa well as Me wania
way of aiife, vere at vTarisoce wiih any sath protedéere. IG the tares oF
ivar Ecare Unat tris wae being distuarsd, subject also des ised so Quiz
working for ROWTON,
Eventually, over @ specific matter of hurt pride. Gabloct agrved, oF
rather cermanded, to be twetad on “two qesetionse-eieiber tha} sas betraye
ing ROWTON to LDEN E icteiligence anc woether (he} trusted AOWTON, © ;
following which he would tresk off coazect with ROWTON., Under tho
GArCuemscse aon sol fit ge 2 NT the Beet omopae wasld be ta follow i
thie Lead and attempt mo riore than a clarification of Subjeci's relationship :
wits LDEN E intelligence, Ihe examine? a2 mol optirnietia eacet ine ;
pregiouity ef getting & valid test under tise clreemstences, bai etier -
taiecg wlth subdj;ect for ® tise if -ae poreible te Sevelcp weer the exnruiner a’
Caaseders & reracenbla and technically acceptable cost covering BWRES por kd
iavolvament with any intesiigerce service, : 4
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: The abows procedure might be viemslized more accurately Wt te
; menticoed tet cace having met wiia Suayect, BO WTON ace ths examiner
. hac simost no ting together withcut Subject halng present, gag lk was Bet
: ° pusatpie for them te converec in any lazgvage other tans Spackals without
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Subject has se connectians or commitments eaknows to RCWTON with
, . any governement of intellisonce service. Hae bate ap invelvernest with ths
- LOEN E's that be wiehss to conceal irom ROWTON, and br bas es Gealings
with tae IDEN E's which arc coatrary to wie bs bailoves te bo ROW TORN'’s
interests. : .
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Concerning revelation to the IDEN E's of Subject's adsoctation with
ROFTON, the issva itoeli waa, net wadmpectediy, a cloudy cea. In brief,
co on nn Subject stated that he couls aot really receii the exset extent te which he
. might have revealed the iact that be wes backed by a IDE} C or that the ~
; IDEK C'o name waa {(RO*#TON's aline} Subject himeelf suggested thes .
be be suked Lf he wns. ‘informing the LDEN E'e of KOWTGH's cnowenscate, ©
Sabiect's way of eaprescing tho idea of “reporting on‘ A SWTON.. Th
esaminer used tals question, and Subject appears to bs poem trethfel {a
his Begative answer to thle seesUca,
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Srpciniment for 6 mesting Lhal Barve evesing, Unaicatang tha be ye be qelee’ 7 ae
anlixéely Liat Subject will breaa cosines wlth ACWTOM, i .
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Z. tr sas mot really pesethle (sr ie examiner to d-sermina the,
enttc whieh Swojent uelleved tae stery of tre LOE) GC and the Itatian
Jt3alaL esaminer. Tao vxamiser lewla Urad tacre sere ne meal fon’
le the meisteeznce af itis Cover and thet the covers only real wens
is its ingerentuy snaay piaugibility. Senet epnvered is eecost ths alias
vieo by tho examiner and cwwe mace passing federozens to baby) wheather
thia was dcue secense kg believed eal ce wae told of ie censo ke inss
thougit it was the moat courtesve way (co candle the citailen ts apt Keown,
7i@ Gig Muse eeveras “HOYt vrEeteremces i. a injugtine Of ACWTON ocd
the oranine: Gemanding to sae & SOSWIRL 63 Bins wits ko thd Bet ovis
Kkpow for sure whe ROW TON was. Crm at leact ome cresaciom ive meant oats
that fer sii be knew ROWTON might ever be working fer FOP SL, Fe,
reference did sot seam otrained, aiihours Wie concolvabss thet tia peeves
wae provecetiva; AOWTON Baa teld the eammimer thas aablect ragently
hypothesized ovt ived taal ROWTON might be o Sevist,
-3. The priacipal iisfcrtume of this interview ia erenattv that Stes
foct wes ant tested ce inaricatica ef ecnincte with LOEH D‘e. This was -
thevght tu be the most provable area of asleratve ceoteptio;g. B alauld
be potated oet, however, thi tha Sustien already keors that Subject bse .
fabricated ouch comacts, sad the moet lisely coniribatios of SGEPIR LL, -
would Save been tucreiy & fertasr Koturmsiation uf eumepies of tile same :
basic vie. HM might aiss be petoted out tm? Subiert’s “resorting” ts G2as m
hoo dealt almost exclusively with bie ows activity, kease bie fabricatica
ans been more en irrimtica than & tress.
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Subject ong leerriowed tad Gists§ with SUSW ELL om 29 Baccano
1467 ine Mazigo Ciy este site. Tha iesview wig cecmeam SP Es taeng
&. FHADYER.
The incerwiew wos ¢oadncted in Goaumieh by Ge aaaminew. Wallane A.
ROWTOK, Sebject's orintipal agant, wis preseet cerlag sobomeclay ad
of the istorview except ine tha Crohns period. .
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aay WOPTRM ropresertetives ‘cthar thes ROWTOK,
Sebiett te & maryied mele Mesiena cidses, su IDEN B br preleestiou
Pricr to scezeudiment hie appareud pellitices asmicnusie eore equate lyse
in the far ish. bat bo who o59 belewnd ts be sigmdinaey laweived tm iiswie |
ligesre ectivities or orramzed peiiticai acdviies. He was reeruiicd by :
ROWTCON anise the cervrer cfa IDEN C. Sublecd bao alnee ble recrwlamevat |
bad ccatact with IDEN D elemenis ond with IDEN E elesesege im ate eliorts
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& inceri himpcié G28 ROW TOR iste Eas Gesitee poise, 9 Dees IRisERs =—
of this operetics was ie moniter cock urefits asd pich np whatever adciotennd
intelligesce tufermation might be incidentally cacecuaiered. Am Sudjoss wan
aedis, in ste owas idicsyuuratic way, & Conamssi.t evengaiiiess, LOWTON -
bas nei imdicdied day Giil-Ccondaitle MEeIDAK Fag abhi ead :
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Subject was known to kava Med aed consented iniormetios em exmearess
ocenaives, ang is vas preguned that considerably mere lies wore a62 ya :
heows ic WOFIRM, On tzis bacis, SGFEML covormys was te have cevared
numerous issues, costored em other leiellcenee usvoivamnent, intriieten |
of coatacts with significast IDEN P acd IDEN EK figerca, ond rerslaties ef
his essociatica with ROWTON. Tho teose of revelation af apsoriados wit
ROWTON wae rather comples im thst LOW TON asver revealed Ais tree
game, patiagshty, or iatereste to Gasjest, ang aico be teotrested Sokjoct
be adewes
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frets lect Myot refineed te mis tha tart, bastrally ds fae goonies Gat
fa bie calimatioa xte velniienatia wits ROSTOR, os onli ae hte we
way of ifa, were at varinace lft ony ouch preaccare. ta tha thrag ag
four tierce (bal ints one psiag diesacesd, Sabises elec desbdedd te wae
working icr ROW TSH. .
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Eveawally, over & spucific mation ef bart grics, Gubtees’ nego ee
rethgr cemented, te bt tags as “res carettians-«owitvae? fas} ere became
§ag ROW TON te Low FE inteiligeuce and whesbor (ie: toested BOW TON, @
folicwing whic he would break olf coptset elk ROUT I. Unedor che
cizrecumasamntes ROW TON faded thal ihe beet erssorn mem id bee ion bat Uonare
(nis 1629 Gad Alerts st uo mere Gute A clasificados of Schycetta welsdinorhip
with 1O2N E tmteliigence. The saemilaer cae eet cptimriathe abeot hae
poesinility of gettang & calid (ast under taesa shormusrtanes, tart eee
talking with Subject lor o time fg was poasi his te Greaiss weal fos eagimias.:
Consicscrs & FOasutaAcie End techalcaily accepts tort cowering warirgsgrbad
lavelvement with oxy istelligonse corvier 7
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Ths ebowe procedure might be vieualised inere accarsutely if it ia
mesticaed thas cece having met with Guhiect. BOE TOM sad the aaasinet
bad almost po Ume together witmert fubject being precem. sad it wme eae
possible for them te converse is any language einanr tina ss eaaael wathows
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Subject bas as caceections oF qommitmasts yehasws te ROWTOR uidh
aay govreramest om istaliiseece service, He be su ieonivemer’ with the
IDEX E's thet he wiokse to coacen frum ROWTON, oad be bap oe donllnge
with the IDEN E's which are contrary ts whet ho baiieves te be ROWYO?To ~
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Cosceeting revelation te the IDEN E's of Ouhices's accogtatiog with
ROWTCK, the tenes itsch{ woo, sot nzarperisdiy, a cleedr om. fa tote,
Babjoc? stated thes he could ao8 really vecadl the esoct eotees te which he
might Rave revealed tzg iact thed be ona backed Dy 8 IDEN G ce G3 ise
IDEX C'e sams wes (ROWTON's elias). Subject binmecta segggeted Mee
bo be oeked if ho was “informing the IDEM Ee af ROWTON's (pevecacete, *
Sabject'c way of exprosning the don of “reporting ca” ROWTOR Tre
caaminsr used this qurstiow, amd Sabsect aseaare te eco heow Gretna ta
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1. By the ond of tha imerview, ROWTOX aad Subject had made en
Bppulotmest fos & meeting tnat same ovenics, iadscating thane it Lo abe
anlikely tnez Labject eill break coamet with ROW TOR, :
2, Buus ndpeally posstbic fcr the examiner to determing the
extent to which Subject oeMeved the story of ine IDEN C ead the Italiana
SGU WIR L eaaininer, The examiner feele that thare were no real flaws
iz the maiztesauce of this cover end that the ccrer'’s only rent weekzuees
is its inherently shaky piaueibility. Subject appeared to accapt the aling
used by the exdinines and aren mads paening relazenses te > Ikalys whether
wale nee Cee Leelee Se belle ne Le ee Del ve Leet ee Se geet
Shusghs it wae tre most courtocus wey to banals the situation te mot Escouwn,
He did naae several “nart’ references to the injustice of RUWTCON and
the esasniner dercarnding to use & SOSWIRL. on tics when he did sot ews
bnew fer acre who ACWTON wag. Oa st least com oc tasion ba montiogud-
that for ail he knaw ROS TON might avea ge wercxing for WOFIRM. Thin
reJereace did ect seem strained, allhough it ta ceacetvable that ifs parpese
wan proveeaticn; ROWTON hac told the examiner tues Subject recently
by putbestsed vat loud thas ROWTON might bo o Soviet.
3}. The principal misfortuns of this iaterview fa probably that Dube
ject waa ant tested cn iaprication of contacts with LOEN O's. This was
thoeght to be the rnost probsale area of extensive deception. i sisald
he pointed cat, however, Het the Station sleesde Ronere tant Anbinrt haw
fabricazed such comiaetse, gad the most Hkealy contribntion of GGOOWTRL
would have been morely a further accumuiston cf exampiee of this same
basic vice. if night alse be pointed out shat Subject's "reporting & dage
hac dealt alrnost exclusively with bis own activiry, hence bis laorteaticn
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Reference: 2S°$614, 12 October 1967. : :
1. Geturaed berewith is oze signed receipt oe requested in Reference, Par 3.
! 2. Per Par 4 of Seferonce, Wallsce B. ROSTOS hes cteted thet /.1ILING~3 eould
: get beckstopped coewments st 4 cost of 1,000.00 H.8. (350.00 08) plus travel
i @xpesse. These are regicual type “Possporte.” Something cbheve an identify card,’ .
ROUTCH sugeeots Chet tvo or three identifications be provided of euch geaaral
terms that substicuzion uwox'd be fairly cacy. thet be needa fer etch docanene
ere six photesrephs full foce ead fnll profile, beth left snd right, aloes with
@ complete physical ceacription. The cubject should be 45°50 years old and have
& Mexiceacr Latin eppoesrance. . '
3. Sleak Wexican Poesports sees culiksly et this tine beceuee of cur linited
dealiegs with che Fereign Office, We suggezt you taik vith the Bericoa desk on
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1. Forwarded attached are three reports dated 23, 28 and 30
October written by Wallace B. RO4TON on his contacts with Rodolfo
REYES-Cortes, Carmen MOLINA de CAPRASCO and Carmen LOZADA de
NawsvGc. ROWTON first met theet three porcenc when be anenemanted
LIRING~4 to a party given by Carmen MOLINA on 27 October, passing
himself as a wealthy Greek client of LIRING-3 who had called at
the latter's house to pay for a painting he had ordered but had
been invited by LIRING-4 to come to the party. As previously agree
with the Station, RCWTON directed his main attention to REYES.’
The latter has resided in Havana since 1960 when he founded the
Cuban Ballet Folklorico. Until recently REYES has received the
monthly salary of one thousand pesos from the Cuban government,
and, according to LIRING-3 is well acquainted with political and
government personalities in Cuba. As pointed out in Reference,
ROWTON found REYES to be apolitical, a superficial sympathizer of
' the Cuban revolution and a great admirer of American choreography
(he told ROWTON he would very much like to go to New York to see
some of the shows there.) REYES complained about the relatively
low salary he is currently receiving from the Mexico City Bellies
Artes for organizing a Cuban Ballet Folklorico show to be held
in Mexico City next December. He readily agreed to ROWTON's offer
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to be ‘his patron (to “help hin out financially") if this could be dohe
on a very discreet basis. He said he hoped to put on anothe
show in Chile, before returning to his family in Havana. LIFEAT
coverage of LIRIN "Ss apartment for 26 October showed, . incident-
ally, that REYES maintains close enough relations with Silvia
DERAN (of Lee Harvey OSWALD fame) to be invited by her to hey
house for lunch.
2. Carmen MOLINA de CARRASCO is the leftist wife'of a
prominént local neurosurgeon, Juan CARFASCO with whom she spent
some yeas in Cuba. Eoth are Mexican citizens. According to what
she previously told LIRING-3, Carmen MOLINA helped gather some of:
the information used to defend both Victor RICO-Galan and the
ROSENBERGS. With the help of Alicia ECHEVERRIA ard the' latter's
uncle (who is the current Mexican Minister of Interior) Carmen
obtained a prominent position on the Mexican Olympic Committee
in the publication department. She is a close friend of Carmen
LOZADA who is planning to divorce her husband, Enrique RAMIREZ, a
rabid pro-CASTRO Wexican chemical engineer who is still in Cuba.
Carmen LOZADA's father, Armenegildo LOZADA, a noted Mexican |
physician is married to a pro-CASTRO Cuban. According to informa-
tion made available to LIFTER-1, in early 1967 both he (Armenegildo
and his second and present wife are hard core Marxists.) This
Wile, wa mavla +iGiww.la ue ba UALS, a Cusan, oisll accorciag 10
LIFTER-1, is a personal friend of several Cuban leaders including
the CASTRO brothers. Husband and wife naintain a close yvelation-
ship with the local Cuban Ambassador, Joaquin NERNANDEZ-Armas.
Carmen LOZADA apparently also started out as a hard line Narxist.
Information dated 1961 from RNLABILE indicates that she was |
active in Communist organizational work at UNAM and participated
in Cuban led activities directed against ex-Peruvian President
PRADO. Although ske is stiitl clearly a leftist, Carmen may not be
quite as red now. She told ROWTON, for example, that she felt
nothing but disgust for her fanaticalily pro-CASTRO husband ond
had strong resentment toward her step-mother. Per LIENVOY. July
1961, Carmen was in contact with Teresa PROENZA when the latter
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3. At a private iunch with Carmea HOLINA, 23 October,
ROWTON explained that he was a Greek leftist (although not a KKE
nember) involved in lucrative international business. He said
that because of the current situation in Greece, it was difficult
for him to operate in Nexico as openly as he would like. He.
could thus use MOLINA's help in obtaining certain types of
information and making discreet contacts with Mexican government
and business circles. MOLINA agreed to do what she could. She
stated that she was not a member of any Mexican or any: :other.
Communist organization, but merely a leftist sympathizer. She
also stated that ske currently maintains little or no contact with
the Cuban Embassy. LIONION-1, to whom a photograph of, MOLINA,
REYES and LOZADA (copy of which is forwarded attached) j was shown
Stated he had never seen these three persons enter the; Cuban PO re ne
Embassy .
4. Following the developments described “above, tation
plans to: : . - |
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per Reference, he may be recruited by ROWTON either under
false flag as a Greek leftist or in alias as a WOFIRM i-
member to become a reporting source in Havana. Primary!
motivation in REYES’ case would almost certainly be Par
financial.
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b. To continue social development of WOLINA as
access agent to Carmen LOZADA (the two women are planning
to live together) and a possible entree to tke Mexican .
Olympic Committee and foreign olympic delegation.
zc. fo attempt operational developnent of Carmen
LOZADA directly via ROWION or indirectly via LIRING-3 in
the hope that we can play on her "diszust” for the
fanaticism of her husband and her dislike of her mother-
in-law to elicit information on the activities of the
Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and its personnel, and,
hopefully to attempt her recruitnzent.
5. Station would welcome addressees’ comments on thi
above. Headquarters attention is attracted to KOWION's report
of 30 October which quotes REYES’ statements to the effect that
some members of the Mexican colony in Havana believe that
LIRING-3 may be working for WOFIRM (or for the CASTRO government.)
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a 1. Eowton met Subject cn the evening of 27 Cetob-r,1967; at a smalk
\ a party at the home of Carmen Molina de arkttog iets ¢ Amsterdam 25e/6 ; ;
The only other rersons at the part7 penidessGhe sen and d@auchter of _
Carmen Molina were Carzen Lozada and Surique Canuias, the, latter two of . .
whom had returced fron ckavana sone 30 days previcusly. All the above
are Mexicans who have spent several ysurs in Havere and are social ac-
quairntances of LIninG/3 end LIRZInG/4. :
2. ROsTCN crasked the party in the company of LIXTUS/4 according to a
previously agreed plan. LIZING/3 arrived at about 2030 alone, explaicing
thet ne ma had to leave LIZING/4 at nome to wait for an important client
whe wes roving 2 payeces us one OF iix1.6/3's painticgs that he had re-
cently purchased. LIgIict/3 was to acd toat LIRING/s would try to persuade
this client to accozpauy ner to the party so that te could meet everyone,
“and have a Grirk. L1zI3G/3 told Zowton he was certcis that Carsen Kolina
would have no hesitation in inviting gzowton to stay once he got into the
apartzent. :
3. Rowton and LINING/@ arrived about 2130 and fo.nd the party in full '
swing with L12iiG/3 and =duardo Canudas strazlling to get tae phonograph
operating ( they eventually borrowed another and played several: Cutan
revoiutionary records.}. Rowton was introduced as Sr. 'farris,2 Greez :
businessaan and long-standins client, ard felt at the end he was able.
to convince all sresent that he actually was not from wCLADY (althcuss
most apparentiy had that ispression at the outset). Eowtoni managed to toss
out a few phrases of Kussian at the rigot time in tie direction of Carnen:
Kolina to izpress her ( fortunataly her Russian is weaker even than zsvton'd
Kowton spoke some 2nglish with as good an accent as he could manaze. Carmen
Molina volunteered to hin privately that she bad a. great many "progressive"
friends in the U.S. Rowton was able to insert severzl comments about the
current political situat:os in Greece that was forcing himjinto a virtsally . a
“ elandestise exiestence in Hexico, as well as elsewhere. Zvdryone appeared
to sympathize wita Howtcn and ceased asking any personal questions.
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&. Rodolfo Reyes Cortes, apparently the guest of hozor, arrived at about
2300, apologizing for deine late and explaining taat ze hadi to attend a
menorial service (ua acto) for Che Guevara. ie refuseds$l] Py
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explained in quite sericus tones that he was engazed in the trainise of
a FKexican ballet srcup under the auspices of Bellas irtes to present a
perforaence of the Folklorico Cubano in the near future. He added tust
he had been the founder of the Folklorico Cubano in tre early, 60's in
Havana and had a wife ( ballerina) and young daughter in: Havana whon he
was anxious to return to.
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assesszent he invited hia to Join hin in visiting the Setorial nigst—clabd
to see the Greex dances put on by a group of Greex susicians. xoéclfo
accepted eegserly end they both left the varty et about 0030. Rowtcn had
perviouslyz ctteined the office telephone of Carmen Helina ( 34-60-32, ext
38) at the office of the Glvzvic Committee where sae vas! working end ;
had promised to take her to lunch the following day. Rowton had also cotten
in a few private comments ( i.e. ccmp)isents) to Carmen Lozada so that. ae
could follow up at e later date if this was considered desirable. Ze found
Carmen Lozada in excellent spirits and at tines definitely provocative,
despite her curvent marital situation ( she had that sane day notiێze2
her kusbaid, =Inrique Ramirez, a civil engineer working in havane, that she
“had: begun divorce prodeedings). ;
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_%» when Rowton end acdolfo Reyes arrived at the Seiorial, they were refused.
entrance into the main room since Rodolfo was not wearing a tie and gecuet._
Fortusayely however, the Greek musicians, in their natives costumes, were
relaxing in a corzer of the entranre lobby and Zowtcn was able to introduce
Rodolfo Xeyes to tiem and speak enough Greek to convince. Reyes that he.
knew them well ari was himself a Grrek. The nusicians, wao probaoly 23-
suned xowton was a Greek-americen, did not speak enough Spanish to talk
directly to kodolfo. They invited gowton and Rodolfo to return on 31 Cet
when they expected fewer people in the audience and when! they) ‘could show
poe Rodolfo some of tae cost popular Greek cances. _
7. Rowton then ixvited Rodolfo Reyes to the Kinneret Restaurant for a.
late supper ( no food was served at the Carmen Kolina party) and he was
: : sable to continue his conversation with him there. Rodoifp revealed that ‘
- -he plens to visit Chile in aid-Jecember,1967, to orcaniap a Folklorico
-—— Cubano group there, and then return to davana. He aaid Rowton could con—
._ tact bim daily at the Sallet Folklorico de Mexico from 700 until about
4300 and give the telephone as 21-04-18 or 21-16-09. Ee hppeared from his
ecr:versation to be a n admirer of the Cuban revslution abd Castro although
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at one point of the meager compensaticn he received for his services at
the Fokklorico in Mexice City uad caid thet he had just about enowsh soney
to live on end help support nis perents ( he remarked that his faaily cozes
from San CristSbal in Chiapas). Howton, explaining that he hea brought
a number of LizDiG/3's paintings to help hin with his living expenses as
well as because he liked the style, statec that he had once espired to be
an artist but had drifted off into business and somewhat regretted this
abandcnument of art, despite nis lucrative dealings in international trade.
He took this opening to offer to help Xodolfo fizancially fron‘tize to tine,
but on a very conficential basis. Rodolfo reacted spontaneously with great:
expressions of gratitude, assuring Zowton that no one would learn of fow-
ton's interest in him and his fanily. Rowton pnede no commitment but indi-
Caied Guat bo wtul2 consider helrinc Pndolfo with his living expenses while
he was still in Hemico.
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8. Rodolfo Reyes is ebviously dedicated to his art and appeareé to Zovton
to be a seriozsminded ger choreographer. He showed a certain effesinite
manner in his gestures and remarks ( speaking only in spanish } character-
istic of many persons in his profession, He accepted an invitaticn to
meet again with Zowton at 2300 at the Kinneret restaurant on 314 Cctsber,
1967, so that Howton and he could revisit the Seforial night-clud to see
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1. LIRINS/3 reported to Rowton 23/10/67 that Carzen Lozada,
logist, and Canudas (fu), chemical engineer, visited nis home evening
24 Cetober in company Carmen Carasco. LIxIsG/3 and /% state tis7 knew
both Carmen Lozada and Canudas in Havana since 1961 (both are Hexicans)
unée> contact with GO end were surprised to learn froz,then. that they
will not return to Cuba because of disillusionment. }
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Ra-irez, a civil engineer, still in Savana and resune work in Foly-
tecnico in Fexico City. J
3. Canudas informed 1/3 that mutual friend Rciolfo Reyes-of the balket
folxlsrico, such to everyone's surprise,will returz to Cuba rext xzonth.
1IRZING/3 prorised Xowton to set in touch witan xeyes to deterzine moti- /
vation for return. L/; surnises that real reason gay be Reyes disgust
with family in Mexico and desire to be reunited with his Cubaxz wife
who, accordirg L/3, is talentec and very attractive.
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&. Carmen Lozeda inforred L/3 that her fourtiyfvery close to éimbassador
dkergx Hernandez Armas(wio frequent guest at their sone)'will te dis-—
apfointed to iearn of her cecisicn divorce her husband and renain in
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1. LIRING/2 revorted to owton at C900 on 30 Cete:er,1967, that he
had finally senged to have a private talk with Rodolfo! Reyes Cortes,
his Mexiczn chereograpner friend, ou the afternoon of 27 Gctover 1967;
and that, ir the course of conversation, Zodolfo seyes' had revealed
to LIRING/3 in confidence kak the reason why the LI2iNGS had assumed
a@ rather cocl attitude toward LIXING/3 over the pest year. 2odolfo
Reyes explained that the last time he was in “avana he md heard rumors,
arong his friends in the Mexican colony, that LIxIiG/3 was working
"either for «FIRM or the Cubans". Rodolfo went on to say that the
origin of tois rumor, as Lar as ne could ascertain, was the fact that
LIRinG/3 had nade two trips into Havana for no known specificreason and
at his own expense. Rodolfo Reyes, indicating that noe himself did not
‘ believe the rumors or, at least, did not care whether they wére true or
: not, commented to LIRING/3 that other menbers of LIZTNG/3's profession
were naturally jealous of the success of anyone of their group and were
always quick to draw their own conclusions.
2. LIRINS/3 cozmented to Rowton that, although this news had shaken hiv
and LIRING/4 badly at the time, neither of them cared particularly whet
the LIRINGs thousht of them, since their om conscience wes clear... .I-
RinG/3 added that it was important, however, to continue to develop: his
commercial zctivity in Chiapas ( especially since acdolfo Reyes' home is
by coincidence located in San Cristébal) so that word ‘woulé gradually
_ filter back to the LIkiics that he actually did have financial resources
outside his art production. LIRDIG/3 continued that obviously the LIRi‘Gs
did not have any specific proof or they would long age have cut off all
“™ 7" gontact with him as well as LIRING/4. He concluded that since the LIRINGs
had certain suspicions, they naturally warned all bis friends and forzser
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“3. In reply to howton's query LIRING/3 stated that godolfo Reyes and Carmen
Molina (separately) had commented to him thet they vere favorably ispresseu
by Rowton ard dic not voice any suspicion of Rowton's ‘bona fides (as a
Greek leftist businessman}. Carzen Mobina, in fact, had gone so far as to
: show some irritation that LIRING/3 had not introduced her to Howtcn pre-
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expenses. ; ‘
4. iInlic/3 continued that. he had been maintaining discreet ‘personal
contact with Carmen Lozada over tne week-end ( he commented that LIRING/4
has already shown some signs of Jealousy and thereZore he md to be careful |
ee ee not to_give her cause. to_distrust. hin).-LIsIi3/3 stated that -Jarmen -Lo- - a
; zada had told him that her father, a well-to-do Mexican doctor residing
in Coyacan, had remarried tund that her step-notner was a Cuban sicentist
wus Lad Lived wauy year:: in Mexico. She added that both her father and
step-mother were on excellent social terms with Ambassador Herrdncez Armas.
' She revealed that she oad already notified her husband, Znrique Ramirez,
tk:.t she intended to divorce him, and she expected a storm of protest bota
froz him ( in Havana) and her father and step-mother, both of whos were
"puritanic”™ despite their "progressive" convictions. She adéed that she
expected Hnrique Ramirez to rush over from Havana as soon as he received
her letter and to appeal to her fzther and step-zother to save his mar- '
risZe. She, however, insisted to LIKIiG/3 that she hed made up her mihd
that she woule ¢0 through with the divorce. She added that for this reason
she dia uot wish to live with ber father and had decided to stay with.
her friend, Carmen Molina, until the divppce papers were througna and ‘the
storm had blown over. She added that she did not particularly like being
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RING-3 SPENT FOUR HOURS 13 AUG WITH PEREIRA AND 17 YEAR bac C4 /9SO
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PEREIRA STATED HER SISTER“GOFIA'PEREIRA CURRENTLY #ORKING CZECH emaassy
HAVANA EXPECTS TRANSFER CZECH EMSASSY MEXICO CITY IN “NEAR FUTURE™.(D0t 136 02)
PEREIRA WHO IN PROCESS BECOMING MEXICAN CITIZEN SAID SHE STILL IW
COBTACT WITH GUAT REVOLUTIONARIES AND HOPES CONTINUE SUPPORT GUAT
SHOULD MEET GUAT FRIENDS WHOM PLANNING INTRODUCE IN WEXT FEW Days.
3. REQUEST ADDEES COMMENTS AND TRACES. STATION FILE CHECK i oY -
PRODUCED ONLY 1962 LIFEAT INFO TO EFFECT PEREIRA (THEN LIVING MEXICO | ate
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OFFICERS CUT, LIRING-4 WAS TALKING WITH CONSULATE SECRETARY.
1 WHEN MEM ASOUT 22 CANE IN, SAID HE WaS PERUVIAN, HAD JUST
ARRIVED MEXICO, AND URGENTLY WASTED SPEAK WITH “SO¥ECHE™ AS HE
WANTED COMMUNICATE WITHOUT DELAY WITH COMPANERO IW HAVANA.
WHER TOLD ALL OFFICERS OUT, ‘PERUVIAN WAITED FOR LIRING-4 our
SIDE AFTER HEARING FROM SECRETARY THAT LIRING-4 PREVECUSLY |
woiden if COMSULATE. PERUVIAN EXPLAINED TO LIRING-4 THAT Con
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ALK 1570 POLICE TRAP UNLESS WARNED AS POLICE SURVEIL LI5G His
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LIRING-4 WAS GARBLED VERSION LIRING-9°S NAME CIDER FOR LIMA).
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COMPANZRIS 18 LIMA HAD BEES ABLE COME UP ONLY WITH PRICE ONE |
WAY TIC¥=T TO MEXICO ASD PERUVIAN HOW WITHOUT a CENT AND COUNTED
CS CUBAH EY2ASSY TC PAY HIS RETURN TRIP LIMA. PERUVIAN HINTED
THAT BREZST CF COMPALZRO SOW I8 HAVANA COULD HAVE SERIOUS cON-
SEQUEECES IS PERY. AS HE AFRAID RETURN CUBAN EMSASSY BY HIN-
SELF, HE ASAED LIRING-4 AZET HIM HEXT NORNING AT HEARBY SMALL
CAFE SO THAT HE COULD GIVE HER WRITTEN MESSAGES HE SaRRYING
APPARENTLY FOR LIRING-9 CWHGS XHOWNR IS).
2. LIEXGRACE TEAN WHICH COVERED AREA OF CAFE INDICATED BY
LIRIUG-4 DID SOT SPOT HER BEXT MORNIAG, POsSIeLr & BECAUSE, ACCORD-
Ig LIRIAS-4, SHE GELY SPENT FEy MINUTES INSIDE WITH PERWiAR.
LATTER HASCED HER FOULS PIECES OF/ APER WHICH HE INDICATED con-
TAINED BCWa FIDES AND REQUEST FOR CUBAK HELP, WHICH HE WANTED!
LIRING-4 TAYE TO CUSAN EMBASSY RIGHT AWAY. LIRING-4 ASKED THAT
PAPERS BE PLACED IX SEALED ENVELOPE WHICH SHE PROPOSED OBTAIN!
aX SEAREY POST OFFICE. BY COINCIDENCE LIRIRG-4 SPOTTED’ OTHER’
LIRING MEXSER AT TELEGRAPH OFFICE NEAR POST OFFICE aD REFERRED
PERUVIAN TO HIM. PERUVIAM WAS TOLD BLUSTLY TO CORE IN TO p-
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3. WILL TRY HAVE LIRING-4 IDENTIFY PERUVIAN IN TALK WITH:
CUBAN CONSULATE SECRETARY. ABOVE INDICATES ONCE MORE POOR .
STATE OF COMMUNICATICNS BETWEEH CUBAN SIIPPOOTEN ciwerpctuTrc is
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here mo 8 aiicht provlen ot firet when the L? opers tor
ud out distorted the taps. The ldbk weee batteTics acd tae
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thanks to the expartiog of Peter J. BSTHUT?, ‘Teesruch sp SSTPI? will crovide
6 temmkiasl Feport, emt prwwumesiy is still costing an sera of ian urcuiase,
the detatle will sot de resostad tere. "tis tro sen to osy, but ee hope te
be able to have tee i? respare pove ésfootive “i2-1l's out se¢ replece than
vith cpersting umite eicrewer tere ise faiiaro. A peotles sight te beving
to adjust cseh asit ca the target lime. fise vill toll.
S$. Plans for -IS4v Fis eve te sctivte the XT of Lian Pam i caR corly ts...
Soptester using b:54153 oo the LP. Then we hove yolishle ewitering an Lisa ras /
‘eC, this, too, will de piped to LIZi@ vie CCT free Liss. ;
. be There ware » feu other aiscollarecas A5215 chares. Three dxplicste
tepes hed to ee ade fer the (OS, mree Levere tape recercers kad te be clesned
end repaired, and ose 0:20 4000-L ves clesacd esd ropsired.
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Reforence : HBMA-38250, 28 August 1967
Headquarters notes that on 9 August 1967 LIRIKG-3
was in contact via LIFEAT with one Electa LNU. Giver
LIRING-S'e artist background and the subject of
conversation - the visit of Rodolfo Heisler, a Swiss -
artist, to Cuba - it is suggested that Electa LHU
wight be Electa AREMAL (201-173795), the mother-in-layv
of David ALFAEO Siquieres the well-knowa Mexican Communist.
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PEFERERCES
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References HMMA 32778 :
1. Forwarded under separate cover are ‘stx reports dated 31 July, 5, 11,
14 +.4 17 (two reports) Auguat 1967 conceraing the LIRIG-3 iia hiacrie prepsred |
_by.Wallace B, ROTOR, =| ee ee
2. The firet three reports 31 July, 5 and 11 Augnot deal with the recent
Moises CR0ZCO Leal “affair” (eee reference) and it's aftermth, The 1) August
Tipiit, which 15 6 ce elee os ale Ligens wresege va y-2, also deals with
this subject. LIRING*3"s conversation with Merceded “PEREIRA (report dated :
14 Avgust 1967) was reported in MEXICO CITY 2476. '
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ROWFON's report dated 17 August 1967 4s of scm interest,
3.
A. The departure of the secretary LIFING-4 previously filled in
for reopens the possibility that LIRIHG@4 cay, agein, work at LIRING.
LIRING?G, in fact, recently received a neckiace from this secretary
(@ rather unespected gift et this juncture).
B. The report indicates that LIRING personnel have doubts about
some of LIRING“3's activities (this is not too surprising). '
Attachnent :
Reports a/s pars 1 UHDER SEPARATE COVER
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lene or even train en2 welcozed the suggesticn of L/3 that
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trips to Guatexela and Cuba.
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it night be a catier of ize and Joa :
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knew only whet Crozco hinself had revenied to hin, vi iz. ,that his notter
was living in hexico City, that his father had kexx never been progressive
and hac in fa:t been arrested by the sovernaent (sresusably Arbenz} tot!
hac not been harned since he had been so™henest? snd his reputaticn was
above reproach. Orozco also izforsed 1/3 that ae nad been to Cuba several
‘ tines and recently was in teuch with Montes in Gusterala and up to recant-
ly had been doing propasan.ia work for the Faz. 7 ae
$s Rowten then stated that he had been doing his test to collect as xach
infersation on Crozco as possible and that ha was far from happy with what! -
_..be hed zanaged to uncover to date. He explained that he had verified the “4
j address given to him by 1/3 ( Calle Tenis $2/5) but eiscovered that 4% was;
the soze of Crozco's xother and that Crozco was not ac tually residing
there. He added that he had also learned that Crorcc's father was protab-
ly unsteble nentally and that his brother worked is S Folits a,ard this manag
wight account for. Valdez’ connsction wtih hin’ (Valdez working for Esfaga)
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ton then sucgested tact 1/3 dros casually the rane of Erne sta Ganrere.,
: vayaby That se bad to see this lewyer the next dey on some business. owe
bk
samery
. ton explained that he ttought tnis would force Crozceo to talk since us
: would naturally be fearful of LI/2's revealing his wherzdo its to Capcsno.
L/3 replieé what he would mbllincly do this but unfortunately he did rot
i know Caporno. He su ; hovever, of a ruse thet nicht work. Ee
dares oa) gene ME NNR tase ere thea
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certainly know of Cepoano, and -2t eas much information '
A Jacobo before springing the name on Crozco. Howton an ec that
5 it was essential that 1/3 cet as noch of the true sty re - ;
nirat as possitl en :
: : Crozeo in sc a soe
j j Would cJeopartiz AR. ‘ i
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i «+ formed hin in passing that Leonardo Castile of Fuk hed been killed i “
! . _-eetion.recentiz.--- 8 reper recta eee a Fi oF
H ?, In view o che urrencyz of the cevelopemtrs Rowton arran:ed another i
j meeting ith L/3 that sere evening ( 31 July} at midnight at Sanborns |
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1, AFIERHOON 25 AUGUST 67 LIRE ORTED THAT MEETING
HELD OW 23 AUGUST TO DISCUSMCERLOS JURADO CAYE AND OTHER ITEMS
PROVED TO BE OF LITTLE rMpoRTARce
VESTIGATICN KeD TO BE MADE BUT HE HAS WOT BEEN ABL
CROZCO LEAL WHO PRIME WITNESS, IN MEANTIME, CAPUANO W
CARLOS WAVARRETE TC REVIEW HOW JURADO CRIGINALLY MADE CONTR
2. PER SUGGESTIGN REF A THAT STATION SHOULD NOT FEED INFO
TO LIREBEL-2 IN ORDER PROTECT JURADO, LIREBEL-2 TOLD ONLY THaT
‘ CASE SOUNDS IXTERESTING AND STATION WOULD LIxE BE KEPT ADVISED
CF DEVELOPMENTS, STATION ESPECIALLY INTERESTED IN GUATEMALAN
COMMUNIST EXILE INVESTIGATIVE TECHNIQUES AND CAPABILITIES, |
SECRET. oa. SECRE?
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EXxTs 6934
DATE: 24 AUGUST 1867
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OUT. owevTaANn nr ORGA CTY ATTN . te he wea weed
HEADQUARTERS WOULD PREFER SIMPLY HAVE LIREBEL~2 CONTINUE
REPORTING ALL INFO RECEIVED RE LIRING~3 RATHER THAN TRY FEEDING
INFO DESIGNED PROTECT LIRING-3. THIS DISCUSSED WITH ROWTON WHO
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HE RECEIVED FROM ERNESTO CAPUANO TEL VECCYIO OF 1S RUG: 41
sy AIENNOCN 22 AUG 67 LIPESEL-2 REPORTED FOLLOWING STCP a
FOR PAST SEVERAL MONTWS, WEXICAN PAINTER CARLOS (JURADO)
DEL™AR HAS ATIENPTED SAKE CONTACT IN FEXICO WITH TOP LEADERS FuERZAS
ARM 2DAS REBELDE S (FAR) 10 GFFER SALE GF MEDICINE AND ARES, HE
FIRST MADE CONTACT WITH CARLOS HAVAPZETE (KNOWN TO ADDRESSEES) AND ; '
EXPLAINED HE HAS GREEK FRIEND WHO SELLS ARMS ALL CVE VORLD, G2EExy
SECAWE INTERESTED IN SELLING ARYS TO Fe2 AND ASKED JURADO To MA&XxE
NECESSARY, CONTACTS, NAVARRETE FOUR JU2ADO TOO EAGER AND Too *
INSISTENT ON ¥AKING CONTACT WITH FAR AND. INNEDIATELY BEGAN, TO SUSPECT
HIM aS CIA 02 WEXICAN SECURITY SERVICE PROVOCATION, AVARRETE
DID NOT HELP HIY AND JURADO SOMEHOW MADE CONTACT WITH MOISES (OROZCO)
LEAL. CAPUANO DOES HOT KNOW WHAT RELATIONSHIP OROZCO HAD viTn .
JURADO EXCEPT THAT LATTER OFFERED HIM ARNS, MEDICINE AND MONEY (398
DOLLARS) THE LATTER OF WHICH CROZCO DID NOT ACCEPT. PECENTLY, Be
JURADO CALLED CAPUANO AND ASKED TO MEET VITH HIM, SHOWED. chruaso -
LETTER WRITTEN BY OROZCO WHICH CLEARLY TO ICATED - cROZCO wap 1 TRAITOR St
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76 "CAUSE (SENT ADDRESSERS 11 yes 30%" - QHD 32807.. AFTER ‘SPERING
SCURITY* PROVOCATION BASED ON FCLLOWING POLITSs
A. JURADO TOO EASER AND JESISTENT O8 CONTACTING FAR .
LEADERS. ee ek
— 8.-JURADO, wHO-SUPPOSEDLY-H4i-ARMS. BUESHESS.TO-"AKE ~ ——— -
ONEY, OFFERED OROZCO MONEY FOR FAR (3€@ DOLLARS), #CTUAL
et .
mS SGLLER SOULE HARE AG Such OFrcn. ,
C, JURADO WANTED TO MAKE FAR LEADE®S AWARE OF tROZCO’S
TRAITOROUS ACT AND ARMS SELLE®S USUALLY TAKE tO INTEREST IN
INTERNAL PROBLEMS OF GUERRILLA GPOUPS THEY SELL TQ.
DB, CAPUANO DOES NOT BELIEVE "GREEK" EXISTS AND JURADO Y
USED THIS AS "COVER™ TO PENETRATE FA® MOVEMENT,
name
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2. CAPUANO ASKED LIPESEL-2 TO AID IN INVESTIGATION OF
: “JURADO, FIRST PHASE WILL BE TO INTERROGATE OROZCO Of KIS RELATION-
SHIP WITH JuRADO TO DETERMINE HOW FAR JURADO HAS PENETRATED THE FAR.
‘ CAPUANO SAID THERE IS NO PLAR TO DO JURADO BODILY HARM FOR THE
: PRESENT, BUT HE WILL BE IGNORED BY GUAT EXILES.
‘ 3. LIQEBEL-2 SAID THAT IN CONNECTION WITH JURADO, A GUAT 7
5 WHO HAS LIVED 1N CUBA FOR SEVERAL YEARS RECENTLY ARRIVED MEXICO SEE I
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PASE § MEXICO CITY 2564 SECRET Wat! st
WITH WIFE, THIS PERSON, ARMANDO PEREIFA, MET JURADO IN, CUSA NO
SaTE) AND WAS TOLD BY CURANS THAT JURADO ACTS ‘VERY suSPICTounY
AND IS NOT TO BE TRUSTED,
4. ON 23 AUG LIRESEL-2, CAPUANO, JOSE LUIS BALCARCEL AND
LUIS CASTILLO RALDA WILL HOLD MEETING TO DISCUSS GUAT COMMUKIST = ._..
EXILE LEADERSHIP IN MEXICO AND: JURADO-CASE.———
5. IT OBVIOUS FROM APOVE THAT CAPUANOD DOES NOT HAVE FULL
STORY JURADO’S ACTIVITIES AND HAS MANY OF HIS "FACTS" BADLY
“IXED UP, FOR ONE THING CAPUANO MADE NO MENTION OF JURADO’S TRIPS
T) GUATEMALA WHERE HE ACTUALLY CONT.CTED FAR HOR OF H1S MEETINGS
WITH “GARCIA” IN MEXICO CITY. IF JURADO*S STATEMENTS TO WALLACE
8. ROWTON C#:) BE BELIEVED, IT WAS FAR WHO ASKED HIM ABOUT POSSI-
SILITY TRANSPORT TO BORDER AREA WEAPONS PURCHASED BY FAR PROCURE-
“ENT MECHANISY SOME OF WHICH WAS IN TEXAS, IT WAS ALSO FAR THAT
ASKED FOR MEDICINES, DO NOT BELIEVE JURADO OFFERED FAR MONEY, ON
CONTRARY KE REPEATEDLY ASKED FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICINE AND: OTHER
TTEMS "SOLD" FAR, EITHER CAPUANO MISUNDERSTOOD JURADO OR LATTER
DID NOT REPORT HIS CCRVERSATION WITH CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO ROWTON,
JURADO WAS INSTRUCTED TO POINT OUT TO CAPUANO HE TOOK DIM VIEW OF
BEING USED BY OROZCO TO DIUBLE CROSS FAR EMPHASIZING THAT, HAD HE Aes
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HAD AS™S TG Glve 989ZC0 WHICH HE SoD uot) HE PROSAELY:- WOULD HAVE
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PECEIVED HiS SAYMENT IN LEAD SINCE ORS: COMPLETELY BROKE. | THUS
- 18- ‘CROZCO "ATFAIR™ If WAS FINANCIAL ASD. PERSONAL SECURITY ANGLES £ WHICH
OSTENSISLY EQTHERED JURADO AHD NOT HIS INTEPEST 18 FAR . i .
IQFEPR POLITICS, HE FURTHERMCRE ‘LOANED 020ZC0 322 PESOS:
_ AND SOT THREE-HUNDRED. DOLLAS, ~~ ~~~ = ae --- =
— = —6= WHATEVER HOLES “ASD CONFUSION EX EST IN- CaPrano’s ‘STATEMEATS 7
SF JURADO'S ACTIVITIES HE NEVEPTHELESS HAS GUESSED Basic TRUTH
eo ID APPATONILY SZIEAHISEG TO @AKE FULL INVESTIGATION, THAT
JURADO MAY HAVE EXCEEDED HIS INSTRUCTIONS AND NOT REPORTED HIS
CONVERSATIONS WITH FAR AND CAPUANO ACCURATELY TO RGWION MAY 3E
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1. FOLLOWING EQS TRACES POSSIBLY IDEN C2 RELATIVES PEREIRAS REF:
A, WERCEDES LLANOS DE PEREIRA, CUBAN WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
EMBASSY IN GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LE°T GUATEMALA 4 SEPT 1954
FOR MEXICO (HCGA-2454, 12 NOVEMBER 1954). .
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C. AUGUSTO PEREIRA LLANOS, SPANIAZD WHO TOOK REFUGE MEXICAN
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MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434). . , . -
D. AKMADOR PEREIRA REDONDO, SPANIARD WHO TOOK EESEK ‘REFUGE ’
MEXICAN EXBASSY GUATEMALA CITY AFTER FALL ARBENZ. LEFT GUATEMALA Fea
MEXICO 4 SEPTEMBER 1954 (HGGA-1434); DOCTOR AXADOR PEREIRA, PERSORAL
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: 1. MOTHER CF MOISES (OROZCO) LEAL PHONED LIRING-4 ON 14 AUSUST ,
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LEHAQP BECQUTTMENT, THYPEFOVE BELIEVE LIRINS-3 SHOULD BE HANDLED
BY SPANISH SPEAKER ASLE PASS NOTIONALLY AS EUROPEAN BUSINESS FRIEND
OF ROWION CIE. WITHOUT GRINSO ACCENT). ALTHOUGH KHOWLSDSE SUROPEAN
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WILL GOT QUESTION BACKGROUND KIS FRIEKD OP MEET HIN IN PRESENCE OF
OTHER FOREIGNER SIUCE HEETINSS HELD IN SAFEHOUSE, TO AVOID SECURITY
COMPLICATIONS AT THIS JUNCTURE RELIEVE LIRING-3 YOULD BES I 2E HANDLED
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References: A, MEXICO CITY 2322
B. MEXICO CITY 2331
Cc. ‘Mexico CIty 2358 :
D. MEXICO CITY 2353 '
Z. MEXICO CITY 2356.
1, Forwarded ee Attachment Ore under separate cover ara eeven contact
Supveie pespases vy eccsace Bb, avnsus OF Teceat acvelo,-eacs OF Cae LAKING@S
Operation dated 27 and 28 July, 1, 3 (two reports), 5 and 9 August 1967
(two reporte). One of the reporte dated 3-Auguat is a mathly resume of
operations] activities fer the mouth of July. It is forwerded tegether with
the other reports rather ths seperately to give es comlete a picture aa
poseible of LIRING-3's deatings with Moises OROZCO Leal, the circumstances
in vhich the two met ond the reporting of theee dealings by LIRINGS3
to BROXTON. Forwarded an Attachment Tvo, aleo under separate cover, are
ehoto copies of a tvo page typewritten message left by ORCZCO st LIKING=3'a
apartment on 1 August. Another copy of thie message is being forwarded
Guatemila City eepersiciy.
“eonatinucd.sceees
Attachaents:
# I - Seven Reports a/s para 1 UNDER SEPARATE COVER
@ II- Message Left by CROZCO UNDER SEPARATE COVER
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2. There is Lirtie questica that LIRING*3 ‘seized the opportunity, givens
, hia by tke sudden spperition of OROZCO on the scene to cover vis a vis his
oan wife a few days of misbehaving, Inetead of proceeadizg to Yapachuls to receive
—-, from the PAR new contract fostructions in Mexico Gity (an ewkward arrangement
_ 2° to say the least), LIEING-3 remained at the safe house be uses in the capital
~. ~ to receive the visit (ae indicated by LIFZAT) of Berts WICISSER hie “regular®
x mistress, Silvia DURAH (of Lea Harvey OSWALD fame) and possibly a certain
i, Yolsada (vho appears for the first time in thie operatica and whose phone
&~ gumber is not in the Station reversed Mexico City telepione directory)
Pinned down on the fact that ke waa in Mexico. City daring the period of 19
to 21 July, LIRIHG?3 adaicted thet he wao but felt that he had to tell
another lic racher then adatt hie misbehavior, This lie vas that he did not
want to appear dependant on Sergio VALDEZ in the eyes of ROWTON and eo
wade hio first meeting with OROZCO “core intriguing” by inventing the trip
to Tapachula. To add credence to the Tapachuls story, LIRIKG*3 previously
asked his wife to {uprese ROKTON with her concern fer his, telling ROVTOM
that he hed disappeared for three days without tellirg ker where he went.
This she did very convincingly vith much sobbing end crying, The LIRCSIN
LP which continues to experience technical difficulties now and then did not
operate properly thet day (it's recorder broke down) but, as luck will have
it LIROSIN live moaitored » conversation between LIKIMG-3 and his wife
euring which the latter r ported that her tears seemed to have convinced
Saewere ban ehne catne an chek Ofna hed come wrerry hiene talk with
LIRING-3 coaceraed the mention of the aliae which ROWTON uses with LIRING-3
and 4 to varioue persons with vhom LIRISG"3 is in tosch. LIFEAT coverage
had indicated, for example, that LIRING*3 menticned ROSTOR in alias to
Sergio VALUEZ, This LIRING-3 denied. He produced on 43 August 1967 a
‘written review of all the people of interest to ROWTON withvhom he has
been in contact indicating whether or not he mentioned i(.TON's alias to
thea, This review is atteched to, one of ROWTON's reports dated 9 August.
: 3. What happened between OROZCO, LIRING"3, Sergio VALDEZ and Raul
MORENO is explained in detail in EQUTOR's reports forwarded with this
dispatch. A few additional points should probably be mide here. First of
. .y all, part of the first meeting between LIRING*3 and ORCZCO at LIRIRC_3‘s
- : sefebouse was live-mpaitored by LIROSIN when the Istter returned hone from
his regular bartending job in the early hours of the norning, LIROSIN
heard enough (his recorder vas once gore inoperative} to basically confira
LIBING"3's report of his meeting with OROZCO to ROWTON. Secondly, neither
VALDEZ nor MORENO were present during the night of 31 July - 1 August vhen
LIRING*3 told OROZCO that the latter was in fact a deserter from the FAR,
vefusing to indicate how he knew this (ROWTON had passed LIRING"3 {oforration
* on OROZCO received by the Station from both LIRSBEL“1 and 2). The two sen
% arrived at LIRIKG*3's epartment in the early moraing hours when OROZCO
had admitted everything and thue do not know what proscted him to tell the
truth, Thirdly, LYRING?3 fNsists that he told GROZCO nothing adout his
. - plastic flower bueiness and it's contempleted use to ccver activities fa
: - support of the Guateanlan rebels, According to him, (&0ZCO already knew
. . this as well as other details of hie dealinge with che FAR. LIRING-3
presumes thet OROZCO learned this from the higher-ups cf the FAR guerrilles
¢ while in the hills. OROZCO aistakenly apparently thought. that LIRING-3 was
in the actual sras procurement business wherese his discussions with the
FAR have been limsited up to cow to the eventual transportation of FAR
acquired supplies from Northern Mexico to Guatemle (with the PAR aseuming
the responaibilicy of smuggling thease supplies over the Guatemslean border).
LIRING-3's placti= flower business designed to cover support activities on
behalf of the PAR, is not, as a matter cf fact operative yet. Thus ORQZCO
was badly informed & LIRING"3'o activities, How OROZCO hoped to obtein: eras
- from LIRIKG*3, had the latter been able to deliver som: et the Guatemloo
: border area, in view of the fact (ao he later edaitted) that he was stone
broke, ie a matter of conjecture, A desperate mo my do desperate things
end LIRING<3 could have found binself in serious trocble, Judging froa the .
FAR's shooting habice fit is a good thing in any case thet OROZCO vas not:
armed during the argument at LIRING?3’e epartment the cight of'31 July to
1 August, particularly when VALDBZ started to threaten hia. ;
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eritical point as a resuit of the CROZCO affair, Both the Cubans and the
FAR (via Ernesto CAPUAKO Del Vecchio) have beenwtified by LIRING-3 of |
OR0ZCO's conduct and statensate (a copy of ORCZCG’s «-seage forwarded as
Attachnent Two was given CAPUAHO). If the PAR ie at sll interested in
LIRI#G~3 he will somehow hear frem the Gustemalan guerrillas and negociscionas
concerning ares and equinme~ vill be reanped. LTPING-3 hae not heard trou
"GARCIA" sincs Juas end does not even know if the latter is in Mexico.
It is the Station's gpinion thet he probably will hear nothing directly
fron the Cubans.
5, Headquarters will note, per ROWIOH's report dated 28 July, the
relative ease with which LIRIKG?3 clains to be obtaining a false passport
and other identity pspere. The Cubso's passports that LIRING-3 purchased
fa Huevo Laredo, mentiosed in tha same report, vere fosued in 1953 and 1959
and my be of marginal valce, They will nevertheless be forwarded to
Headquarters together with other documsntation held by the bearers of these
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1. LIKING/? reported to Rowton at brief srelininary eee that during
Rowton absence a Guatemalan (unidentified) teler:cned hir a safehouse and
. : instructed hin go to Tarachula on 19 July ons await contect i lotty of local .
aa titel
noviehouse. LIRINS/2 state? that he te
by same xEESN yount Suatenclan vo
met in Guatemala City durin,
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disuuss Tuture onerstions. 7 TAIVS/ nat he returned to
: Gity next dav and wes centacted at his tore by Suatemalan aged abous 45,
: mustache, Z14as ’ ghily hooked nose, wearing hat imcskrzzk
who later stated his true name is Moises Crozco r2al and thet he has teen
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2. At meeting next day in sofehouse Croseo inforzed 1/3 thet he o
Montes gereup to establish contact with I/3 in order expedite first 5s
oz. arms an2 ammo which urgently neeZed. “hen L/3 mentioned possiblity air-
i lift from ian Cristébal area through small privately chartered plane, Grozco
2
. intensely interested and acceded to L/3 request that he first meet vith
y “responsitle high-level" FAR recresentctives. Crozco stated that in his :
sho hale revi if and volun-
opinion L/? should aiseuss whole opersti-n with Montes hinsei
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LIRING/2 states
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is prepared for trip to Chicpas once final ar-ansecents nade.
4, Re Garcia L/3 reported that he has not reappeared and. when he queried
’ Orozco abcut hin, taxtx Orozco stated ke personallr not acquainted with hin,
since strict compartnentation being enforced. Also in course f conversation ,
Brozco stated that only part of the medicines procured by L/3 had arrived at
. their desxtination and it ‘s presumed that. remainder was captured by Guate-—
~-- Malan arnye He added that FAR needed e< 2 docutor urgently for about ten days — :
and would appreciate L/3 a ranging this if feasible. 1/3} suggested ¢ ta Rowton
‘that Ra@l Noreno, who is in third year ef medical studies, night qualify if
Roaton could not come up with fully quetified doctor.
.
5. Request traces Moises Crozco teal, |
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1. Cn the cerning of 27 Culy,1°57, the day after his return to Mexico
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City, Eouton contacted LIZINS/3 at his none an? arranzed for a meeting
4 fi commented that he was
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2. at tke 1130 meeting at the safehouse, LIATNS/3 reported that he ard
LINING/4 hed accocpanied L/3's helf trcther in his car to Jabinas,Coat.,
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related that inmedietely oz arrival he had his nelif-brother introduce ni
as planned to the fudge in hueva Rosite, a smail village near Sabinas. 1/3
reported to Rowtcn that the judge is =:meé Francisco Mario Valdez Hernandez
and is actually a "“vuez itésor™ but also a noteria publico and an "agent
Gel Hinistério Fiblsco", and,es such, has atthority to issue iuportant
documents. .ccordizs to L/3, guése Valdez, who gave che aprearance of a
tb ility and willingness to issue felse
fer L/2 in the alias Alberto Sfrate.
er for the sun of 2, OCO pesos, bet ac-
homosexual, spoke ore senly adou isé
a@ccuments end arrance for @ rassport
.
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Ee pronised to taze care oF the mat
cepted a Sonn payment of 74,300 cveses and ceve 1/3 2 receipt for this enount
eee cédressed to alberto Z&rete Vi-
“para el ereclo de un pasazrorte ney
dal. In addition LIZING/3's half-trosher rersusded the dudse to rmx arranns
for the issuance te Albert > thrate of an igentitr card showing that, trate
was an “uctuario” of the Hisistry of Ietor, ani for alériver’ $s license,so —
thet Zfrate would have additional Cocunents *etesting fe his identity.
d arrange for felse
3. LIRING/3 conmented that he was certain that ke coul
papers for Rowton in the event the latver felt he could use such papers.
Pap
1/3 continued thet he and L/4 then preceeded to “uevo!Loredo, and picked _
up the three Cuban passports that his $alf-brother had purchased on his
behalf for the sum sf 500 pesos. L/3 explained that: although the persons
to whom the pass ports were issued were dead they night conceivably be of
- use to Rewton in the future. ie added thst the hatel clerk who sold the
documents to his half-brotier had orisinally asxed 1,500 pesos but apga-
, rently was glad td get the 500 when it was offered in cash on the table.
4, LIRING/3 continued that he and L/4s returned to Next co city on 14 ‘guly
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nes epee ec ww ve vue SOL? purre
se of the trip, he returned
to Mexico City on 21 July in order to await the arrivsl of "Valentiz". ac-
to LIRINS/3 this securred in a rether strenze way. nen tLe returned
foura a note under the door with a brie’ text zevating that sone-
e
passed by to see his. The mte was sipneé sitn a five-pointed star
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i ed. =/3 continued that he finally succ rting with "Valentfz
ané brought nin to the safehouse on the even culy. Ze stated that
be talzed with this sersor until C&05 the fo ‘ orenins
S. LIRING/2 reported thet "Valentin", who icentilied hicself by true name
es Yoisés Crozco Leal, Calle Tenfis 88, Apt 5, 2ena 24,’ Country Ciub, Col.
Churutusco, Mexico City,D.F. Orozco stated to i/3 that he had been in He- -
xico sore twenty years and had been ensagped in prenepancda work fer ‘the FaR.
Ee added that recently he ind received instructions to contact L/3 and talk ~~, ~~
“with hin “very frankly" conceraing the procurement problem. Be exp.ained
to I/3 that Far had had very disappointing: experisnees in the past and was
in desperate need cf secure and efficient channels for the procurezert of -
aras end anaunition from the U.3. and Mexico. He atated that FAR hed the |
cash necessary to purchase the cros and hoped that LIRING/3's comsercial
netweork could handle the procurement and transrert. Ee! indicated to L/3
that FAR had checked hiz out with favorable results both leeally and with
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tora ierceces Fereizs, whom 1/2 had me in “avans, wes currently in Hexi-
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co. “Valentin” state: thet it was a very critics] tire for| F.8 and that
everyone rope z rselved in Navana «ith regard +
concrete aid . th in the cast Loth the Cubans
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past. He then lectured i/3 ox security, stating that paz grintedpal Tro-
to dete had been within she organizati:n itself result -_ fron lamness
on the part ¢ revclucicncrigis end outright betrayal by sone senders. Se
added that LIRING/2 tsi teen assigned the battle-naze "Kafsel™ and that
hencefortk he shoulé use thst name whenever Gealinz with PaR seabers.
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6 LIRING/3 told Rerten where the courze d& conversztion regarding -essib-
icned the possibility of air-drops from szall _
privately chertored vanes, using the Ac] Moreno as 2 pilot. atcorcinrg to
I/3, "Valentin" showed incediste interest in this; coznenting that he vas
certain FaR would be cost interested. Me then stated that he felt 1/3 was
an icportant. 2rouch asset to zeet directly with César Héntes Linself end
he promiised to look into the esnibtlitc of arranging a!personsl interview.
L/3 replied that he would weleene this cpportunity *Aned it would clarify
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a vuly, tut cn arrival
ting thes he woule net
ovleé see Rowton at 1430 the foilev-
ing day. The only exzi eles wes "cosas muy
: inportarntes hen sucedizo". shen Rowton met vith TTOTWAST thatnnrt fom oe
1430, the latter explained that left a note st his hor
Saying the meeting wo-lé se Celered, exd then appeared unannounced ~nen
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L/3 was not at home enc talked briefly «ith "G/S. L/3 stated that te
: @lerred LIRTHG/4 by statizs thet he ( bef a wounded zan thet
must be taken care of urgently ani asked If% to pees on the messagze to _/3
xtin the hore that 1/2 could lock inte the possbility of locating a goséd
nett
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trusted decter, "VYolent{x"
i ss trusted docter pr sised to cone buck to the ouse as soon as
: he esuld. According to 2/3, "Valentf£n” rearresrea urannouwnced at about
i 4060 on 29 July, end stowed L/3 4 telesoren which he had just received izaa
i Guaterale City. The teleoman contained the t-xt 7 If vou are intereste a
i is further Cetails ec mins the tusiness, sresent yourself here”, and
was ad@ressea to "Yalentin" in nis true raze and ecZress. 1/3 stated thet
‘ he could not recall the sender's aane or adires it
s but he assumed that
would be en alias in any case.
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ar Montes could be arrenced exd that 1/3 should is-
cordingly zrepare bizsel? fcr the trip. In repls vo if/3's guery, "Vales-
tf{a" stated thet this took priority cver the operation tivolvire | the wou
-@ed comrade, who was expected in Yexico “ity in about 7 days. "Valentic?
‘then stated that he and i/3 would have to cake u tris to Tapac} ula as scca
_as feasible amt in orZer to receive from a FAR cont -ct ajsealed envelope
containing the name of tke first conta? ‘t in Guatenala City. Ze added thet
he nimself wculd not know what vas in the envelore and would himself pre~
ceed on into Guatemala vith the 7.3 contact who delivercq the letter. Ee
added that 1/3 would then hove to return to Nexico City and fly into Guete-
mala City under comzercial cover, since it would be too angerous to ,
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he had received in 7a
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shule waen he was shoard che plane enroute to Cua-
&
_temala City, uexoriz: the nase and agéress and then destroy! =he paper. =e
added quickly that he realized 1/3 could csen the envelope exy time after
he receiveé it in Tapachula, end he was free to do so} but 4% vas hoped
for security reasons thot he would open it enly efter; he heé ieft Nexico
City airport. "Valent{n™ si¢ed thet he biaself hed no igea of shat nene
would appear on the paper, tut in any cese he was suré that it would be
the name of a person not dimetiy involved in revolutionary. zictivities.
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“7 "es Valééz on 20/7/57 end his rezaxrk to Serta sigisser da en/7/E7 shat
. he "eid not gc out of town after ali".)
15. Howtcn fey that,altnoush his necting with L/4 was dot particulerly .
productive, it served its pirpose in advisizg L/3 indirectly thet ke did.
net sccept i/3's story .of the trip to Tapachula and his jingeial contact
with "Yalentin”.
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as a romeo would
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ts
to attenpt to zet the truth from Crozeo pes. ; M
tatus in the hore tt Crozco
cculd be moved to 2 safetouse and =ade available for thorough interroze-
tion. 2/3 agreed and errenzements cade for Lo«tca/l/3 zeeting at Sirrgcte
_midnictt 1 aucust. {
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‘
cating that he was awsre of Crozce’s true 5
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t
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if
l
4, shen L/3 appeared <=t CC3O he reported enthusiasticeli that: be ted.
= succeedjin treaking Crosso Sou, bet that he hed tad to c#ll cxibiz friezds
Sergio-Yaléez and RaGl vorenag.' Orereo stated that he hadi been zent to zoun~
tains to organize cuerriila tands tut foun? everyone “stypiad” and his
takk izpossitle. He added that Sovid Casasole whe was wth hin was une
éisciplined and made. uistakes th:t le@ to carture of sony of bis sen ani
peren 57
easing wr be
probably to his own capture. Crozco continued insistfac that be was the
Yi ae PRRD tela nt tate the and entertainer ane renm eonnanE ene
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left both Valéez and
in the erent Crozceo tried
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to escete decrtre .
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e crozee. to gecenrany tin to
soze sort of orotective surveillance
oe that Crozco te zept
s out I/2,7sliez
pees Perera
and Horecod. lowton prozi
ae o - Pad
insisted th..5
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again 2t 03C0
Crozco te rencvel fren tae SSis
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yn ey
iw)
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mise? to uske every effort
Sas
to diseuss résvits tis effort.
. + DF, Et ORCOD Howtcn met L/3 at the safekcuse ( where AIZTIG/S kad zoved with
that
prem ened Aes dan deen th eg PME SRE Lae
rozco could not be ipeveaaded to leave
ainnes2, 1/3 realiged that
< - terrorized of what sirkt await he roment he stepped out of the apart-
nent house. Crezco procissi te talx to i/3 again et me that sane socning
+ t
when he bad core -t Gat ke left me
hinsgs over. 2 stat
Yaldez and Horero on Guard cutsite the azsrtaent touse Cin Norene'’s car)
on the possitle chance tiat Crozec world aske a run fo it. 1/3 stated
.
havTunder no circunstences*woal2 Croseo te atbssct tofescare.s
AA acts net edeN ane ar te ke ni Mga AA bd ded A
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(L/3} te cos
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(a> Rowtor instr
via irnesto
interroratir
apartnent. - }
“(e) Let Crozeo esecp enough money to make his way
on but! would
ef Crozco thst would
Rewten !firal decision).
ous of town or t
1C, Alorastive (a) woulé/
be
be acceptable Moreno and
L/3 could ellecse subsequentir ths ispesed of by dowton pistoleros
and report this to LIRING and PAR. ‘ilternative (bd) would sean loss to
@CFACT of valuable ictriefing if this deexed desirable. slternative (ec)
gccoreing to LIRINS/3 probably not feasible sirce Valdez dng Horeno
fanatic enough to «ill Crozeco thenselves ratber than see hin escape.
{23- 1/3 insists that he hes not revealed Rostor's coaching in this affair
to either Valdez or Korero. ee
Uh be llmt oe weve 3. aelston
° D~ Law d rt Coigwear (ted wes a2) A\,
te
ree
b aehae apetetirt
eee et hast
A eter an 8 ETE ZL A RP RL IE TN EE Re RR ng OO TY NS og QE oe a one
Subgeat: RIRING/3 Rerort on Develerment
ovton remained in
zs with hin or
!
4
the early morning tours
‘the safehouse. -
Stout C730 on 4 , uucust,
ort end passec the nes-
sere that “thines vere a itiile > “erp"s nowton Eoew
the VOZ
Tac
to
thet morning that when (rozco refused to acct
4D
kotel, he geve Croz ated ((bluffing): that
co t
ke nad a direct channel
FAR end would query = avout Crozco and tring
ro)
with hin a Pak representative at 40600 thet sorning and if Orozco kad 4
clear ccnzciense he would nave nothing te worry ebdcut; secondly, if Croz-
co cid not cesire this te could take iC0E pesos «hich L/3 put in an ex-
velose and leave the arartzent for sere other plece of ref fuse. 1/3 ex-
lzeined to 2swton that he nored Crozce woule take the second alternativ
so that be and Valdez and Uoreno could follow tin or seize hin as he ert
the apartrent. 1/3 asked Zewton to assist in this c-eration br provicins
a few pistoleres. Revton, feelings thet he a be able |t te arranze to taxe
ezeo off 1/2's hands cree he wes out cf ‘Cprovided the
Station could nrovice = safshouse and se 31 arents to cuard .
Crozeo and eventually interrcsate hin) cronised several pistclerss
who would be unwittine o ituct and his friends.
3/3 also asked for a said sary if crozco eave
biz any trovble. Rowton, cf course, refus ayineg that since
Crezco was unarmed it was unnecessary at that tine. . . :
2. shen Rowton. talked a cain to if/3-on--the phone- (free the-sefehouse)-the -- -
‘ latter reporte2 that things were still quite diffic
_Crozeo was still in the apartment and refused to answer ine doorbell,obd-
ult. [He explained that
viously terrorized that 1/3 had alrealy notified the Fag of his whereaboute
L/3 reported in addition that RaSl “oreno had tazen off in his car,aprparen-
tly too tired to continue the surveiljance; ne and Sergio Valdez were cin
sequeatly left alone without a car to surveil Crozco in jthe event he teft
the apartment. L/3 apain appealed to Rovter for help. Rowton stalled since
_ f Pere DFE
. . i .
ey
nae ae (ett Yo RUAN TI EA SI SPIELE A RST NAVE DEAD DU, Mean eralr haem clrennaeh UENO MR Rat AS ate oar enti A E
2e
he was unable to cinfirs
‘ts fact was co fron L/3 sntil
efter C9CO thet norning. Vhen Zcston telxed to L/3 egain on the proce
t 0C¢15, L/3 reported that Crozco sai left the apartment at 9230
e sother's touse ( Tenis 1264/5)
sez zd suceceted in
nz the house fron rear-
% Crozco tad left the hcuse
2 wided that he cond Val-
noer since chey were ce-
& relice car Cannarked) wes srote
rom
tea ty Valdez in the vicinity er:
a
fod
d,
wicht neve annrosehedi them if the hanae
e
3. Rewton therefere reported te the Station thet he oad instructeé@ 1/3 to
2
rezain on surveillance for abuust ni that unless Station
a
be abandcned. lowton
a
asset= could take over the surveillance would hav
was inforned that
to arrest Crore
%
ecze involved. As a result the 1
furtter use.( Eowton felt cons ed
awere that Crozco’s arrest was saci ent and in crdcer toi throw the siaze off
hinself when the report reacheé L/3 and Vsldez). ; i
- t
ft vane area and could not be of any
to invent this story since he was
4, Rowton met with L/3 that afternoon at 1760 at @ smal] coffeeshop cn
Refcria ard Genied to L/3 that he had any snovledge of yhat-had happened
-to Crozco in the meantine. 1/3 srerorted that he ant Teldez were attexpting
to zexe plans as to the b-st course of acticn. Rowton advised 1/3 to con-
tact Jacobo Recriquez Fadilla ano throush pin_ to, ottempt to contact 2 FaR
reperesentative in Mextes City ( ¢essib lg/iie iSuyer ioneste Capoano}). L/3. -
agreed thet this was essential since he an2 Valdez asd gone to the con-
eClusicn that Crozco must sonehcw be “olistaated” teforeike fel; inte the .
hands of the Mexican police sine: he “nes too much, especially about 1/3°’s
.
Linge weenie melee tree mise See
Jo.
H
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conmeretal ctver plens enc activities end his rast cernections with Fla.
- 2 retth Taner - SV Vameel ae mayer ft
L/3 premises to meat with Caccbo the follaving merri
. . jl .
nat ne eculd not veuch for Capoano 4%
concerned, Te stated that Cavoano was
: teling vepers ani legelizi:c their sta-
i cratis}) but he was'not sure that ce-
; peano would stick out his neck for I/3. icscording to 1/3 he then dropreed
¢
at he was interested in Croco,
Capouno into the picture (al-
<
i
the matter, without diclosi:s te dscobo +
feeling that it would de too risky to brics
tho.gh Cacobo had offerred to arrence a ceetings with hia for 1/3). , Le
G. L/3 cortinued tuat be felt his only ctner alternative was to talk the . t
. matter over zk with Cepeda in/iIRING offic He therefore went directly
there after havizs = talxee with cacabo, and, not £3
a
rive’ tely and related
nding vepeda in, went
to the offics cf Curdelo. Ae canaged to sea Curheio ar
to hia the extire affair. Te explained thst orizinallr
discreetk ecn «ct with FAR but that unexrectedly tnis
reé ( "Garcis">. Hecently however, equally: i unexpectedly, 2 new contacs in
the person of “oisés Crozeo Leal had ats 5
° ‘be tad had a very
contact had disazrea-
eared clainizns ‘that he was a tona
fide FAR representative ond nad been referred to 2/3 by alberto Donincoe cf
Siexpre. 1/3 yurgesely stressed tais, cocnenting thet the assuned that al-
berto wes in tcuct with LINING and ther:fore a persin to be trusted. 2/3
then informecé Curtelo thet he Sound seversl loop-noles jin Crozcco's story
.---~ -gnd decided to check on hin, Ke contacted-< frieni in Guatenala and disg- © 07
covered to his anazezent that Sreses had deserted fron | aR and was actuall;
_in Riding in Mexico. i/3 revealed to Curtelo that Crozco had locked hiaself
.in L/3's apartment the preceding right after he boi sodfessed to 1/3 his
true ststus. i/3° ec.Luded thst as far as he Knew iresee was currently in
hiding at his sother's hone. 1/3 then stated that he ageded jGesperately to
ecoriunicate these facts to Fak se that aigrepriate e afeted iceazer taken
to eliiinate Crozco before he fell into the bands of site Mexican police
a . a ; | of . .
. : . coe Se Bae FOL. : . 4
> shoe semmten et TE a gaa ORE ESE PETRA OE TU ne Rae ERROR PNET Sipe aenemmte Rude aumoe ae
wae
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wet
aoe ieee eager Heat”
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own(L/3's) inv
terecuLhiy caairen by tnis and
So lbe See or
plied to 1/2 shat-he wa:ld co.
1/3.
9. 2/3 then reporte3
gustsda with 5
recor.tact zm ct;
Crozco had been &
"elizinate™ *
Valdez had sent i
the home af fmacantec
still there or arrests? in the rs i 3
reported thet mo one Bred answer:2 the decor at the
woman ff ae c
Crcozaco.
they ho
to 2tten
phoned 1/3
nied any ds ‘ 3 a
port to Rowtsn shat evening at 4250. (Reuter 4
tmowdede of the zien since he felt it better for
ceed on their
backstoprea
ay
his hand trec:tlei as he mede inc
wvcieate this development inged-
FAR Cuba inthe hope that ne woul? receive sone guidance te
apartment on
‘slan and re-
ia rot wish to have prior
TRF
L/3 and Valéez to pro-
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a bin. egein.)
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Horton
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beeen eee geese
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‘ Subjgect: monthly c of DTeveloputnts an the LIRTIG/> Cpcratien.
1. Turing the month o? culy,1827, the most izpertcnt 2ovelomnent in the
a
ch oe,
LIRING/3 operation was the acyrozch made to LI2INS/3 by Hies&s Crozco Leal,
who purcortedly conver 42 of Suaterala for
@ persoral zeeting wi
< 3
i new contact was repirted to Reston by LIRING/3 at
coal Fed
etemala. Tris
seting fellow-
ing Rowton's revurn fron TIT in Coerses
Staticn trices revesied th:t Ecisés Crozco “nnd getuolls éeserted tke rh
forces sone tine after Mar,7967, and that FAR was actively looking for ui
nost probably to
oO
lisizate hin and thus prevent bis revezling sentsitive in-
cUseuvdun vu ole rexicens argyor Guatemalans regarding FAR plans and actig-
vities, Howton warneé ZIRING/3 against taking Crozco's statements enc cleins
seriously ané suspested that ke cuestion him carefully corcerning hi 5S past
a
connections with F.
ane 1/3 Gia so at his 31 July,1967, meeting with Crozco,who
was then living in 1/3's apertnent (on Calzada Tacubaya), and inforzed iowton
later that evening that he tad “broken” Crozco, amd that the latter bad adzit-
ted that he nad dess:ted the 7:2 forces end clained to de in the srocess of
ferning his own guerrilla aoverent to be called "Frirer del Mayo"
2. In consulteticn with Eowton through the early nerninc hours of 1 Aucust
LIAMCG/3 with the hel: of his Srienés Sercio Yoldez an Rafi Horeno, attempt—
ed to persuade Crozece to leave 1/3's apertuent and remsein inl hiding in a near-
by hotel ( Vhich Norris K. Unpblett had rented in an alias "antonio Senckez"
ae Rowton's request). crezco, however, refuset to leave L/3's apartrnernt with
her by sneaked out as C530 when he aprarently thought that L/3 wes mot in the
: vicinity. 2/3 and Sergio Yaliez, however, were watehine the eapartzers house
ard manged to surveil Crozco to the toze of his nother in Colonia Country Club.
1/3, however, om Rowtcn'’s instructions, aboanconed the surveillancs of the
house at about 093C that norrins. 2/3 subsequently repertec the affair to
Surbelo of the LIRING office in the hope of getsing word to 7AR of the where- ©° © 757
atouts of Crozco and of the mse he attexzpted to play on 1/33 The latt ter said
that he str-ssed to Curbelo that it was Alberto Tomingo of slenpre who had ori-
ginally sent Crozeo to LIXING/3 (ttrough Sergio Taldez).. fo. Oo o
a
+s
eich can eetennes ernepriy eerneuese nonce wee tenimentanitt iste penimepectibin meinen mln bpggcepteniancnncimihne mabe ome wee vate eam aet
{
.
3. LIRING/3 continue’ to sonitor the activities of his friend Sergio Veldes
who durins the moath set up a compeny (CSolrluz) in the workshop | of, nis Nexi-
cen firend, sefiorits Alejandra Urbina Torres, at Flaze Miravalle in lexteco
“No at VO Meu pax eae
qOp ee om ateeee rtoetne
ween PR RYE na eNSE RAD Na AAA sient ommitetrateammnice teteey ay SSA me guminermar 5 TS sean we
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cat
FSRUMhEns
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Shreucrt tis
rs
asl co?
focu-
well es PAR.
Se. daring
passports ef three (4
other papers aS the
supposedly clandestine entry. inte the T.5. 2/3
at
3
Rowter's prior adrroval on the asucpticn th
at sone future date.
eaanrean
Ce am Cueance
3 Rowton uncovered an inporternt -
€ pert of both lL G/2 ext LIRINT/S. A review of
epts revealed that L/3 vases in the safehouse curing thei resricd
=
2 teen
eens ata
instance of Gec
2
SO Rows
a trip to Tarackuls
act i 4 Crozco. LIZING/3
apparently asked I/4 to backstop his stcry when Rowtcn queried her seraretely,
since she 4ié so (although claining immorsance of ¢
a
nstructioxns for bis Zirst
+
ba purpose of the trip). 1/3
subsequently adtitteé to Sowts. that he Lad not made the tri: to Tapaciula bat
had actually met Orozco tercuct Serci: Yaléez ( who had been referre’, 29 his D7
Alberts Sotingo of Sierpre> and that ke tad not wanted to reveal this to Rowton
until he"coulé figure out cow Valdez fitted into the pieture™. Since sowtcn and
the Station felt that this was on ther opportunity to 5¢D.TKL LIRIUG/3, a re-
quest vas repeated to Eeadquarters for a “panish-s;eazing operator. The request
could not de complied with at the tinze an@ Rovtor tas had to continue checking
+
t
LIAING/3's reports as carsfully as he can without Lenefit of the tec!
oo - tel
terrogation. : Sunk ; - . ; : :
| _ _ - Vt) vee
. : . . ; wton :
ee mu 7dd se
. . ;
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4
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> . a4
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.
analysis of LIFES Traffic
fer the Llortca 29 Cune te
evidence
: nt oa chal lens
H . ¢
: z o prtect the security outo
£ his telechone asnwerics service t tionlacd lozic to dis-
count L/3's story of Lis ori
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Temael] Echemendfa NO CONOCE SU NOMBRE * " ad ,
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René Ochoa NO CONOCZ SU NOMBRE, cree que ris -- tividades | ‘estan patrocinadas
por negocics:: ‘Barticulares con Griegos.
© Garcia" NO CONOCE SU NOMBRE save que estoy resacilonsaco ‘con orlegos.
‘Coupaieros de Guatemala En el mismo caso de Garcfa. :
Curbelo ¥ Abreu en el mismo caso de Zepeda y el Embajador.
Sergio Valdez NO CONOCE SU NOMBRE sabe aque estoy relacionado con Giiegos.
, Rath Moreno en el mismo caso de Valéez. ;
Sergio y Hugo de comercial CONOCEN SU APELLIDO, posiblemente hablaron
de usted con Echerendfa, Zepeda y el Embajadore Xo lo aseguroe '
Enrique Morales y su esposa CONOCEN SU APSLLIDO cero suponen que me patro- :
eina couprdndome cuadros . Saben que estoy rela-ionado con Griegos para
negocios normales en Guatemala. (La esposa de Morales es|de erfgen guate-
malteco y su hermano Ricardo es Marxistae)
Jacobo Rodrf{guez NO SABE ABSOLUTANENTE COXO Y FOR UE DESARROLLO MIS acTiI-
VIDADES. | i
Carlos Navarrete =n el mismo caso de Jacobo. poo
Enrique Martinez NO SABE ABSOLUTANMENTE RADA supone que quiero Anstalar
; un negocio en San Cristébal. | i .
Carlos Navarrete conoce a Esperanza la es;osa de Morales.
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DERECIOR, GUATEMALA CiTY ; . : at
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LEAL MENTIONED MERCEDES PEREIRA (WHOM LIRING-3 KNEW IN HAVANA 1962-64
AS SPANISH REVOLUTIONARY INVOLVED IN SUPPORT GUAT REVOLUTION) NOW
LIVING MEXICO CITY. LIRING-3 OBTAINED HER ADDRESS FROM ERNESTO
(CAPUANO) DEL VECCHIO. :
2. LIRZSG=3 SPEST FOUR HOURS 13 AUG VITH PEREIRA AXD 37 YEAR
1
QLD ARMANDO PEREIRA WHO CLAINED HE RECEIVED GUERRILLA TRAINING CUBA.
PEREIRA STATED HER SISTER SOFIA PEREIRA CURRENTLY WORKING CZECH EMBASSY
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HAVANA EXPECTS TRANSFER CZECH EMBASSY MEXICO CITY IN “NEAR FUTURE".
PEREIRA WHO IN PROCESS BECOMING MEXICAN CITIZEN SAID SHE STILL IN
CONTACT WITH GUAT REVOLUTIONARIES AND HOPES CONTINUE SUPPORT GUAT
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REVOLUTION FROM MEXICO AS "MATIER OF CONSCIENCE". SHE FELT LIRING-3
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3. REQUEST ADDEES COMMENTS AND TRACES. STATION FILE CHECK
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1. AUR& MARINA (ARRIOLA) PINAGEL DE MENDEZ, 201-732208, JMTIGER,
MISTRESS OF RICARDO ARNOLDO (RAMIREZ) DE LEON, 201-83287, JMNTIGER,
NAPRIED TO EEZRNAN (MENDEZ) ROJO PER HMMA 18102, 1 NOVEMBER 1961.
ZRRIOLA REPORTED CUBA 1965 WITH RAMIREZ, PER HGG-3762, 22 APRIL 1965.
CHE GUEVARA APPARENTLY GOD FATHFR OF ARRIOLA-RAMIREZ SON.
2. XERNAN (MENDEZ) ROJO WENT USSR OCTOBER 1961 GN 6 YEAR SCHOLAR-
SSIP, ZERMAN (MENDEZ) ROJO REPORTED STUDENT LENINGRAD STATE UNIVER~-.
SITY MAY 2964. HERMAN(MENDEZ)ROJO'S PARENTS ARBENZ COMMUNISTS.
3. GORGE ROLANDO (MEKXDEZ) AGUILAR AND MARIO AUGUSTO(MENDEZ)
AGUILAR ARRESTED GUATEMALA CITY JULY 1963 FOR VIOLATION LAW OF DEFENSE
OF DSXOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS (OUTLAWING COMMUNIST PARTY) PER NEWSPAPER
” REPORT EL IMPARCIAL 24 JULY 1963. FURTHER TRACES AS FOLLOWS: we
A, MARIO PARTICIPATED ATTACK ON’ GUATEMALAX ARMY BUS 26 KAY
: 1964 PER HGG 3590, 13 OCTOBER 1964, FOR WHICH ARRESTED 4 FESAUARY 1966
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|B, MARIO AGAIN ARKESTED GUATD CITY MARCH, 1966, FOR SUBVERSIVE
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El 10576, 3 AUGUST 66.
C. ROLANDO MENDEZ TRAINED IN URBAN GUERRILLA ACTIVITIES, WANTED BY
| @gav= AUTHORITIES, FOR SECURITY REASONS,IN MEXICO CITY FOR MEDICAL
OPERATION PER MEXI 6879, 13 APRIL 1966.
4. NO EZADQUARTERS TRACES ON MENENDEZ AS WRITTEX PARA 3 REF.
BELIEVE STATION MEaNS MENDEZ AS WRITTEN PARAS 2 AND 4.
5S. PER PARA 4 GF REF MEXICAN AUTHORITIES MIGHT BE CONCERNED
WICH ACTIVITIES OF HUSBAND HERMAN MENDEZ, OR PARAMOUR RICARDO
"+ RAMIREZ WHO HAS BEEN VERY ACTIVE PGT/PAR MEMBER,
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2. WHEN CAPUANO EID NOT SHOW AT MEETING LIRING-3 WENT TO HIS :
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1. COS HAS PUT NO PRESSURE AT LITEMPO/S OR LIRAMA LEVEL
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WITH ALL PAPERS Im GRDER AND SINCE HE CLAINED HE WOULD BE
KILLED SY EITHER FaR OR GOVERNMENT IF WNT BACK TO GUATEMALA,
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BELIEVE LITZMPOS WILL RELEASE OROZCO BY NOON ON 4 ANGUST IF.
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B, GUATEMALA CITY 7743(t~ 2495 1)
C. wexico city 2358 (1~ 2479S ‘)
1, PROBABLY BECAUSE ERKESTO (CAPUANOD DEL VECCHIO DID BOT HELP
HIM OBTAIN BADLY KEEDED DOCUMENTATION WHEN NEEDED IT AND EECAUSE
RELATIVE GF HOISES (ORECO? LEAL APPARENTLY VORKIEG CAPUAHO'S OFFICE
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LIRING-3 AFTER WHICH LIRING-3 ON HIS OWS. IN VIEW OF THIS, LIRING-3
FELT HE BETTER NOT SEE CAPUANO ABOUT ORCZCO AND PRESSED PADILLA For
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1. STATION CONSIDERED THERE SONE RISK OROZCO MIGHT BE EXECUTED
IF TURNED OVER GUAT AUTHORITIES BEFORE TAXING STEPS HAVE HI™
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i. WITH ROWTON INFO THAT MOISES OROZCO MAY NOT HAVE BEEN TELLING
“TRUTH ABOUT OROZCO 'S ALLEGED CONTACTS WITH FAR GUERRILLAS (INFO BASED
DN LIREBEL-1 AND LIREBEL-2°S STATEMENTS PER REF) LIRING-3 SUCCESSFULLY
(CONFRONTED AND “BROKE” OROZCO AT HIS APARTMENT NIGHT Al JULY In
PRESENCE SERGIO VALDEZ AND RAUL MORENO. OROZCO ADMITTED, HE RECENTLY
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LN CONTACT WITH FAR, OROZCO SAID "IT MUST HAVE BEEN ROBERTO". KES
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WENT ON TO THROW INSULTS ON CESAR MONTES AND OTHER FAR REPS (MENT fon”
ING WAR NAMES) SAYING THAT DAVID CASSASOLA WHO WITH nie 18 GUATEMALA
WAS UNDISCIPLINED AND RESPONSIBLE FOR CAPTURE OF nanyor (HIS MEN AND
. PROBABLY HIS OWN. OROZCO CLAIMED HE ONLY TRUE GUAT REVOLUTIONARY
AND ADMITTED HE HAD HOPED ENLIST LIRING-3'S HELP IN OBTAINING ARMS
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VALDEZ WHEN LATTER RECOMMENDED TO OROZCO AS FAR MEMBER BY @LBERTO
DOMINGO OF REVIEW POLITICA THOUGHT OROZCO WOULD BE GOOD CHANNEL To
BUAT GUERRILLAS. VALDEZ BECAME VERY ANGRY DURING ABOVE CONFRONT A-
TION, CALLED OROZCO A TRAITOR AND THREATENED TO KILL HIN, ' oROzCO
BEHAVIOR THROUGHOUT CLEARLY INDICATED HE VERY MUCH AFRAID FAR
GUNNING FOR HIM. .
2. AT 8462, VALDEZ, MORENO AND LIRING-3 DEPARTED, BUT orozco
APPARENTLY TERRORIZED REFUSED LEAVE LIRING~3°S APARTMENT BUT
prow 1Sgep HAVE NEW DISCUSSION AT 1888 HOURS. LIRING-3, AFRAID OROZCO
MIQUT COMMIT CHIC INE UTE ADAOTMEUT TO YEN OFENTEO wig! pare A LITTLE
LATER BUT FOUND OROZCO UNWILLING OPEN UP. LIRING-3 AND VALDEZ THEN
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OROZCO “WOULD NOT ESCAPE". AT ROWTON SUGGESTION, LIRING-3 HIRED
TAXI WHICK WAITED NEARBY. BETWEEN 9808 AND 0900 1 AUG OROZCO LEFT
LIRING-3°S APARTMENT AND WENT TO HIS MOTHERS ADDRESS FOLLOWED BY
LIRING-3 AND VALDEZ IN TAXI,
3. AFTER REVIEWING ABOVE CASE STATION DECIDED CALL LITEMPO" s
AND HAVE THEM PLACE OROZCO UNDER ARREST. STATION FELT L TEMPOS COULD
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JACOBO PADILLA (WHO FIRST INTRODUCED LIRING-3 TO FAR)>. LIRI B-5
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GUERRILLA ACTIVITIES IW GUAT. JUUGING FROM PREVICUS EXPERIENCE GUATS
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GEIMSTATE POA FOR Days UNTIL REGIEST RESULTS TECH. lerrvee
IRTEEMOCATION FROM Grrice
FORBARD ATTACHMENT TO DIVISS OM PEVIEW OF SECURITY OFESCE REP TFT BT 1/08
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CAMCEL PER OF VISION WEwD DATED:
(No wotice to division)
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1. Reference is made to your memore=dom dated 15 1.:-:s~ 1362
requesting an appropriate izvestigation of Subject in comection
with his use under an Cperatioznai Approval as ar 71 agenz cy IFW
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no CIA files other than those of the Oftice of Security have on
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i Subject as requested in Clencestine Services Instruction So. 10-5
. ang Clandestine Services Instruction - Pieid Ho. 10-5 bas been
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It is requested that this office be informed of your decision in
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FROM : Deputy rector of Secnrity (Investigations
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SUBECT = 6102663
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1. Reference is mate *o your memorandum dated 15 August 1962
requesting an eppropriete iavestigation of Subject in connection
with bis use uncer an Cpera*‘ional Approval as an FI agent oy IFW
4n Hexteo city.
2. In view of the certification set forth in your request,
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Se TA Sok Cees Cas ows Ue We UsLALE OL DETUTLTy nave’
been searched in connecticn with this case. ;
3. It is assumed thes all pertinent information concerning
Subject as requested in Cacdestine Services Instruction Ho. 10-5
and Clandestine Services truction - Pield fo. 10-5 nas been
furnished. 1
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It 4e requested trat this affice be informed of your decision in
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PROVISICKAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
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‘REFERERCES Your Memorandux, Datei
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A Provisionzi Operational Arproval is granted for the use | jor this Subd ject.
as set forth beicw.
A Provisional Operational Approval issued by CI Staff grants the sere
authority, on a temporary basis, fer the use of an individual as the autherity
granted in an Operational Aprroval -mless otrer-ise specified by CI/OA. It is
based, however, only on prelimizasy file checks an? investigation and is sub-
dect to a further final review shen all investigatim is completed.
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fo process tze Operational Approval, full information (ccupleted PRG
Parts I and II) mist be submitted as soon as possible and nct iater than six
(6) months from *tis date. An Operational Approval sill follow when ali
investigation is completed and upon the receipt of satisfactory PRQ Parts I
and II. Cancellation sust be requested if use of Subject by tpterested Bi-
visions ceases.
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MEMORANDUK FOR: CI/OA
SUBJECT > LIAMIL-7 :
C-101663 z
201-330173 ; ;
Attached is the PRQ part II on LITAMIL-7. An
Operational Approval is requested.
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ISSTPUCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER
officer of ‘apprpprsate sothossty on ene basis of she bese avastable in-
fron, If as mot to be shoen fo the subject. { t
- Noroally. testauarters will be ansble.ta save en approval valess reques:er furcathes smevers to all cseetsons
rye Pay Pattee and Th. However tw dm eaergcnizy pro oral erproval way te chtained by compfpsng with the ag~
able preessions of FR 10-355 drephe go. §. 12 1 aed 124. Thereatter the utael wettod fe documert of cous
plete the case must be followed an set forth sa FR 10- 25
Three (3; compieted copies of PEL gart J Cancuuding copy 10 subsect*s hamdurstang, af possible) aad feo (2) come
pleted copses af thes fore aust be sent to headquarters!) as scon as possible,
Dota scquired Jater oust _be_sent. beadquerters-in-Pey forest in €4o 3} copsee. '
> Fill sn alts ef anforactiom ebtainadiv. Jf stem aot eppiscadie erste *NA.* TE addetsonal space reqoseed
for stem, use raverse sade of pege heyed to approgrsateistes sumber.
aeeeir 2. PSEUDONew
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-: + ~LYVaNyle3, s forusr suporicr of Lettie? in the PEIMEY Rabasay
handled sar foy B:veral nonte efore turning hor over to Clyca EX SERTOCS
°. @8 7 Ray 1362. SHATOCR ia k now to lef as "Eoverte™. LEirect contact vith
"Iw? wos aade in order to rot potter and more detailed inforaation re tis
ImDICATE weTwea SUBJECT COULD BE TURNED OVER ourcany ano 6% @ SECURE MAWEER TU ASY SESPONSILE CASE OfFICcta FOR
MANDLING. IF SG. INDICATE TO HOM, y be
' Sabdoct ecald te turned over to any Spanish epeaking Cave Officer
_ teroagh LTLALin}, wo continuoe, to be ber cloneet ani eset trusted friend,
breve te ary ghar SoS
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entieConzini:t by providing information to OOYOKE re activities incias tho
PREMEN Enhesty, ; ;
2- SRDI TATE OAT CONTROL. GF ONY. EXISTS OVER Tee SCMIECT. CIF wa comtrol, or af there ae cz fact of real coatrol
esplesn.y
Station Hexleo City hss little control over Sabject except te reveal
her ac‘ivities te PZ4zy authorities.
1. COWVER USED GF SUSJECT amd CASE CFFICER IW THEIR WEETFASS.
wectings aro teld ot the bow of CTIATIA? and Lf mensary > Cano
Officer could rearesert a visiting “friezd*,
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2. COVER USED BY SUBJECT 1M DOTATRING HIS INFORMATION ONS IN CIR-BCTING MIS INF OTWANTS.
Sabject 18 exloyed at the FEANGN Dahasey acd ber icforaation ts
pathered rz ri ~ fd cOonre ores 2
Be IWSECATE SERNSCE FIR WHILe SELECT THINKS HE vbaal ecre. ff 8 eorerieg;
Sudieet, knows sho ig working for COTOEE. Ste does not think in terms
of intelli;ence agencies, ! '
SEcTiOn tv 1UTELLIGEMCE COMMECTICNS 460 TRAIAIEG -
4. ESPLAIW SSBJECT"S ENCOE PAST CR PRESENT CONMECTI Om GIT Sue Shee INTELL ICEOSE SESCICE, sENIrere THE EXTERT
SeOr CONNECTION {5 cece oveeTY. }
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LIt/Htle3, who introcuced Sabject to Case Gifioer asd Ereqoastily attonds
meetings with Case Cfficer.
or bieeys sespects that Sucject ia working for CORRE» e koe sha is
“a fi O23 681
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Subject has hed no training in clandsstins opsraticas. Ste ip beconing
inereasingly amere of intellicence techniques, however, and ber production
bas inproved for this reason.
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ASSOCIATIONS, CrPLata.
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LITIATIo} hap ton in contest with Scbject far many yeare and eontisuad’
in contest with ner am OL ULE Kuib, select posted in fomsaiien of tao
PIAMSY Eabassy threass le}
- IDICATE MOO AND FEGH OOM SUBSECT GOLATES sas cauaTiCe.
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and by observation amd elicitaulea,
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eee ec, ene ‘nek the internation uiioh she provises gore to
Waskingtes B.C.
DETAIL SUBJECTS PRIPOSED F1 OR CE TYPE SE SM OUTTES.
Sabject ia pressutly being used to provide informstica 6 trawl to
Fimmwony geo melo y 7 “7 siren We {sensnes of “courtesy vise? mick
gbs hovxiles aut in ommacion on the oereonalities ari activities sé rumaza
pereonel] through “clear” enzio traifie, casversations, clicitations, and
obearvatdas.
BETA SUBJECT*S PROPOSED PP-Pu TYF, USE OF IUTIES.
Bot applicable
PROPOSES LIAISON CR COERATIONAL ACTIVITY
1- DETAIL SUBZJECT"S PROPOSIO LIAISIU TVPE CONTSIT GO cremarias: SE:
@. GmEGE SUSSTET 8S Ax OFFIC tal wEMGER OF & FOREIGe GCOsERAwinT:
Wot applicable
G. SMERE SUBJECT 15 AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF On COYORE AGENCY:
AGERCY RELATIONSHIP with SUBJECT
B- EAPLAT MATURE OF AGENCY RELATICNSOIP BITW SUMJECT: 1.0. TRAIAEE. OPPOSITE RuwETS. remenation. QF any: AGENCY
PERSORMEL Qn0@E TO SUBJECT.
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Sucdect is a bird fancier (canarias ard carsiee$s)«
GOVERAL
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OF & ZSCATRY Of PECION OTTER THAh HIS Dem. ESPL AIS, i
Sabfect is froa Uaraca ad tynifles ths native of that repion, 104,
ste has Iedian focial cuaracteristics. Subdj is probably recomisahls as
@ Hacican.
INDICATE OHETOED imFCOmsTI Oe 1% PRO PARTS £ AND 41 WAS OBTAINED Of RESTARCM, CLANTE STINE aSSESSMEGT, £4405,
CURTESPCOOERCE GE OTHER wLaxs.
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LIVASTIeF, and LITAK?7, hersalt,
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Subject's Station file has just been reviewed for purging,
and it was noted that his OA is still active and no final dispatch
has been written closing this file, even though we are no longer
in contact with Subject. Since Gerald D. FAHLANGER was the last
Case Officer in contact with LITAMIL-7, it is requested that
Headquarters have FAHLANGER (now assigned Headquarters) prepare
a memorandum describing his last relationship with LITAMIL-7 and
Teauesting that hic OA aranted an 7 Pohwuarnw 1QE6Q finnew verter -
be cancelled and file be closed. The Station plans no further
contact with LITAMIL-7. Contact was dropped with LITAMIL-7 by ->
mutual consent; he was not a paid agent and was not anxious to_.~
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1. According to Gerald D. FAHLANGER. hownr wha
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for more than 30 years. She was originaily regruited by former
Station asset LITAMIL-3 in approximately 1966-67. Although Subject
was never a very productive asset, she did provide information on
activities of the installation and individuals working therein. In
approximately i$69-79, Subject was retired by the PBRUMAN Embassy,
ending her previous usefulness for the Station. In spite of her loss!
of access to the embassy, she did continue to maintain contact with
the personnel, including the ambassador, For this reason the Station
maintained contact with her through LITAMIL-3. However, this tco
- was not very productive because she felt she had been treated fairly
upor retirement, and felt a certain degree of loyalty tothem. This
was somewhat incongruous, since she did not feel such loyalty when
she was working in the embassy,
2. Subject met FAHLANGER, as Jose (Pepe) Martin, approx-
imately six times in her home. The last time she was told that in
view of her retirement, which resulted in the loss of access to the
embassy, our relations with her would be termina‘ed. However, if
she reestablished contact with the personnel, or was recalled to work
part or full time, we would, of course, consider contact again. This,
of course, never happened,
- 3. While Subject was not paid a regular salary, she did receive
spot payments for the information she submitted, She also received
occasional small gifts at Christmas time and on her birthday. The
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4, CAPACITY IS Water aceorr Peonctration uf ie ponomEn
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years. She was notified on 28 March that on ,
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1968. Oa 28 March, all her phoue books, xeys, et :
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E. LITAMIL-7: LITAWIL-7, the Station's cely 4o/- a
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probably for fear of compromising her retirenent
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last installment of her severance pay. She may be
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into reporting information on the daily LIRING activities,
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wuch of whick the Station already obtained through other moans.
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informatioa the Station suspected or needed to confira. The
following vere factors that contributed to LITAHIL-7's apathy
and reluctance to collect and report information of valuc.
First, there was the problem of her health. Although she
did bave high blood pressure, most of her preoccupation over
this conditisca was psychouamatic. it appeared that it provided
her with a crutch to justify her inability to service Station
requirezents. Second, and this was probably the most signifi-
eant factor behind her reluctance to collaborate fully, she
was aware of the LIRING attitude tovards retention of foreiga
esployscs in that office. in January 1948, LIRING released
all local expleyees except LITANIL-7, and as the conths vent
by it became increasingly evident that it was only a matter
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less duties as the nonths passed, until at the very end she
did little more than put in her time. ith the spectre of
unemployment looming over the horizon, LITAMIL-7 vas reluctant |
i ‘© take any risk that might have compromised nur sicuatiou at '
P LIRING. At stake was a sizable terminatioca payment which the |
PBRUMENers were obligated to pay her according to local |
exployment rezulations. Obviously, she would do nothing to
jeopardize tl.s payment, which amounted to approxinately
$6,000 (U.S.). A further deterrent to her collaboration with
the Station, even after her release by LIZING on 31 March,
was the LIRING arrangement to make the termination payment in I
three fncresents, the last to be made at the end of April 1968,
In view of this latest development in this operation, the
Station has terminated the weekly meetings between the Station
Case Officer and LITAMIL-7. ;
1. Introduction: During the period covered by this
report, LITAMIL-7 was met and debriefed on a weekly basis.
Her information was very limited and usuaily dealt with internal
activities of a routine nature in LIRING. As pointed out above,
ger BU CSLvVipecds ~A4SV0sanrou uce rary aan ue cus SS & PEVvawee troy
administrative duties. Consequently, she lost access to |
virtually everything that may have been of interest to the |
Station. The Station asked her to bring cut the book of
addresses and telephone numbers which she had compiled over
the years, but she refused for fear that it would be missed
euring the afternoon when she was not on cuty. The Station i
then asked that she begin to copy the contents of the book a j
few pages each day. She agreed, but before she began this |
process the book disappeared, and all efforts to find it failed. |
She then began to compile a new book of asdresses and teiepaous
Bunbers, which she intended to bring out, but one of the LIBIEG
officers asked for it on the day she was fired. -In the end,
the sum total of LITAMIL-7 LIRING information during the first
three months of 1968 was the identification of several {
photographs cf LIKING empioyees, the teuiaiive identification |
of offices and rooms in LIRING (tentative vecause she had |
not been in the second floor area since 1561, thus much of
the identification was from memory), and finally, LITAMIL-7 |
confirmed telephone numbers assigned to svecific LIRING 1
personnel and furnished telephone numbers of individuals and H
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Cleaners, pharmacy, typewriter repairmen, etc.). LITAMIL-7
volunteered to provide additional information on LIRING to the
Station provided it was within her capability, and after she
received her final severance vayment from LIRING.
2. Finance: LITAMIL-7 received no salary and no ternina-
“tion bonus from the Station. i
3. Security: Since all contact with LITAMIL-7 was
maintained through LITAMIL-3, LITAMIL-7 does not! have a Station
telephone number. She does not know the true nanes of any of
the Station Case Officers who handled her. All weetings with
her were held in her home, thus no safehouses were used, and
she was never seen with Case Officers in puplic.! She had no
telephone, so no contacta were made with her by phone.’ Pros.
the security point of view, the LITAHIL-7 operation enjoyed
a long life, January 1961 through March 1968. Taking into ©
account her fear and apprehension, plus the fact! that she
maintained good relations with LITAHIL-3, this record is all
the more remarkable. From the intelligence point of view, it
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LERING and may be able to furnish information on these !
individuals. There may also be developments in LIBRING which,
on the basia of her lengthy service in LIRING, she might de
able to assess and clarify. Since LITAMIL-7 vas not' a
salaried agent for the Station, the operation cost nothing
more than the investment of Case Officer time, and an
occasional gift of flowers. In view of her iatense pride,
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LIENVOY TAKE 25 MARCH REFLECTING THIS DEVELOPMENT RECEIVED STATION
29 MARCH, LITAMIL=7 LAST DAY OF WORK. LITAMIL-7 DID NOT NOTIFY
LITAMIL-3 CLAIMING BE WAITING FOR SUBSEQUENT MEETINGS vit EMBASSY
‘PERSONNEL TO DETERMINE TYPE AND AMOUNT SEVERANCE PAY. REFUSED BRING
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AFFECT FINAL SETTLEMENT. ASKED CHIEF LIRIEG IF COULD PURCHASE OLD
TYPEWRITER SHE HAD BEEN USING 22 YEARS E!T was REFUSED.
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wees IF invita a Ciclo a corer ccn alia hoy para platicarlo
do Lucho.-2e<2 Chalo acepta.-= 195, i
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Salida al 1966535.- 1054hs.- Ciclo con Conchis.~ Asuntos
personales. = Chelo le pide disculp:s por haborse violenta
co @1 otro dfa con ella por lo de Lucl:o,--= Conchis se encuen
tra agripaca.se-- Chelo: que le hablé Marfa Dlena y quo le d£
ce cua soa we a Oaxaca para ol casamiento ce Pila y que hoy
ella va a coser con ella.-- 244.,=Chola cone con Marfa Elena.
Salida a1 L3550UJe— saveuwen Cauic con testes: Is bBeee
un pedido de papel, sobres y artfculos co escritorio.= 312
Salida al 111727.< 1116hs.= Cholo con IF le pice que
euncen a una persona para que revison ‘da r4quina IS! que us a
el embajador.=e HF quo van a hacer todo lo posible por pasar
en la mafiana.--- 405. -
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a la Srita.Jasso y al Lic. Santana, haber sii es posible que
el %r.Sudsecrotario pueda rocivir hoy a Abrou porque eale
hafianae-= MF que ics pasard el reccdo.--— 466.
Salida a‘las 1132hs.- Chele con if el Lic. Gerefa Can
“beros hablan sobre una cita solicitada por Abreu y Cicard =< -
con el ®*r.Director.< Garofa: gue va a ver si cs posible qua
les reciba hoy, que lzeso lo llama.ee= 4900 6. 4y v/y
Creed aa ~ 3987 21 Tayb7
Salida al 141326.- 130%hs.. cher$” ex pane Guerrero habl
sobro ol paso de ciento cinctcnta pesos por: “unos bolicstes ef
Aa Cruz Roja.-- a iLL wn : (ITA IE iL,
Salada al 10955l.- 131lhs.e Chcolo coa'MF Ja Srita.tena
Ye pido dos ojomplorcs del Anuarie Financicro do “éxico, cu
yos ojomplares cucstan 150 peses cada uno.]= Chole queda en
mandar rocoyorlos.oo= 589, 24) ~ 3 bo 113
Salida a la eoayal. dv Suiza.e Chere! con la erba Jado
we an Caden aantiwes al ansian.da tne hatataa da ta Gene Ratan
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fe su desp-dida cl jucves 20; cuc para cl sfbado, préxino 62
le (cra la Habana cefinitivazento pero gue antes, pasard a
dcepedirse do cllos.-= ‘oreu lo pregunta por ol teléfono de
Juan.-- iD quo es cl 480207,---= Abreu le progunta por Pepo,
[& cue no tienen noticilas.-e< Abrou queca en cornunicarse con
panes a la rovista,--- 560.
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dan y se citan paru el viernes a lis 9.30pm en ol Yarfa lea
i : bel.we= sbrow Te ates cms ch cotsle seule paca ia siavanae-@ 603
604.2 Entrais a las 152£hs.- EF Gustsve con Cholo su herna
" ma le dice que ha asiado esporande. su llamada coms lo dijo.
Chele: Fr sifn muy alta.-—— Visitas a faniliares.--— Gus
; 7 fave que su mord est£ cuy mtla srave quo tiono los intesti
nos pezados - que tiene infeccién intestinal.-- Chelo cone
@e costumbre con sentixentalismos, que por que no lo habfa
hablado...s---- Gustave queda en llararla ol viernes por la
mafiana.--- 653.
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A del Gruno José Hartf{, quiere hablar cen el embajador.< Che
i a le que un nonento.<-= Chelo aue ol ombajador no cst£ on su
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nae. Cheli,: que como ha sesuido ce sus maics.= °F quo estd
mejorado.= fue Ancona quicre saber si salieron los guajoliti
. . tes aquellos que si se ecbarcaron.... Chelor que le paroce
1 que sf, pore quo en cuzntoe vea al ombajador Yo dice que lo |
; - _ oo Lamaron.--- 710. i | .
F23.e . Entrada a las 1355khs.0 IF la cuora con. neloce Asun
tos personalces=-. Chelle le ofrece uncs prendas usadas pa
i: . . - va la confeccion de otros prendas quo se utili conen= La
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Action Required: Update Pioor Plans, Cuban Embassy,
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Reference : MEXICO CITY 1231 (IN 54233) ;
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3. Ie would be appreciated if the Station vould prepare
up-to-date as possible seating and office plang of a]1 floors
of the Cuban Embassy tn Hexico City in order to assist Head-
quarters ia following YISAEPAN and ‘LIEAVOY take. ; Locations
=~@ we wn eee ne ee rn i er)
ed sete pms ue wee See lee Le! weeps cca e
in this connection. If architect floor plang are available,
these would be weicose but sketches are acceptable. Presunzably :
LIFEUD-2, LITAINT-2 and LITAKIL-7 gould contribute to this re ‘
quirement.
3. What type of and how such activity is there ia
reference office? I i . 1
3. Please indicate the probable location of the room
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procuced by the Cuitural Ministry which sha lant wa for coming.
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ACTION REQUPTD - REF TRENES
ELLA-28330, 17 February 1966 o! oe
In accordance with request contained in Reference,
attached is Papal Blessing.
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Attactrents
Papal Blessing h/w
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1. LITAMIL~7, an aging epinster, ia a penetration agent of the Mexico
Station inside Che PBRUHEN Embassy, She has recently been serfously 111 on
two occasions end has been shabbily treated by her exployers while the Station
has lavished attention on her, As a result of this contract in ceacnstrated
concern for her wellbeing, LITAHIL°7 has shown a determination to be of ouch
pore active service to the Scation than in the past. :
2. SEZAMIL-7 is a devout and oracticina foenn Favhalie ve to Le Conednntea
understanding that certificates of Papal blessing can be obtained withowc too
mech difficulty in hom. If this ia the case, sod the Rous Station can securely
obtain such ea certificate, it ia believed that its presentatiou to her would
eiach her already deaonetrated deteraination ¢ to help the Station with ite anti-
AMTHUG vork.
3. A blessing of LITAMIL-7's howe or prayer for her continued health or
any other eppropriste form of certificate would be much appreciated. Plessaz
T/A any costs to ye Mexico Station. LIYAMIL-]‘a identity follows by separate
cover attachzent. :
Attachment :
Identity u/s/e
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Orig & 1 = COS/Rom w/att wlelecea Tose
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PBRUYEY LIRAVINE
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POST OPERATIVE COW ITION-NOT YET DETERMINED, LITAMIL-3 ¥EEPING.
TAB ON SITUATION, .
D. IN PREPARATION POSSIBLE EXTENDED DELAY LITAMIL-7 RETURN
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‘5 YORK LIRING, STATION PROPOSES ATTEY°T PLACE BROTHER-IN LAY
LITAINT-2 IN LIRING ASSIST LIRING-; AND 2.. LITAINT-2 HAS BEEN
TOUCHING LIGHTLY IN THIS AREA BUT PREFER NOT INVOLVE HI¥ IN STEADY
EMPLOY INSIDE LIRING AS HAY RAISE oUESTIONS HIS OUTSIDE SouRCE
INCOVE IF WORKING LONG HCURS LIRING. LITAINT-2 BROTHER-IN-LAW”.
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ASSINPTION RE LICASEO CORRECT, ag NOTED Hehe Pane :
NOTIFICATION Plan ToMINATE LIGAZO. St BRC. Uc ape Bo.taee
POH Limaxey tera, tk iui Fas te :
fe PARA SH. PREPARINN MOJELE ag REQUESTED, urstae- ‘Wow att
LY 568 FoR OPS EXPESES, HIS ouany TERMTRATED 1 APRIL 68.48
(RJUST IFIED, BUT seRvrceg RETATHED AS UFAID COLLaBcRATOR, - ‘Uma >
ts ony ageNr, Bur wnL Bz Ieqwen Td PROECE, Lrtann-@
CATSSION FROT REP A WAS OVERSIO NT. VILL Bf TECL@ED at TOTAL EXPENSE
FoR FY 65 OF APPRORTNATELY 99680 DOLLARS, ngceNe vena IRD 1CATE
LITAINT <7 WAY REMAIN HER ar® WELL TOLLE MIA 2% PROJECT FoR. 140g
S OTMLLARS. |. Liamanus ACT iow BET REQUESTED, AMPRAIO-6 TE & PERMINATEO
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" & REF BS BELIEVE ALL ANSwERS CONTA IRED mr -ceae!! thos y
SATION VIEWS 604 anOUNT an LTtau PROJECT 108 As EXCESSIVE. _
| S&S REQUEST Ko Pine MBER Fon LmAncH. ; en
7 Storr. tre! oo . 0 YEON PE
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7 vee TAINT-% hoch. 064 WERE MALE Fe ‘fELEWE
re Aven oueaTid OF LikisreN, * on so
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pan J OSCVENBER 196 47 pes ws 5 mL NO.
ro ,MIXICO CITY
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LIRANCH B 585
REF: HMMS 24694
1, UPON RECEIPT ANSHERS FOLLOFING QUFSTTONS Hnnc oaany cervert
2. PRESUME EXPENSES LISTED AGAINST CALVILLO AND
OOA WERE MADE TO PELIEVE OVEROBLIGATION OF LILISP-X AND DO NOT .
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REPRESENT OBLIGATIONS OVER AND ASOVE THOSE LISTED LILISP-X, PLEASE
J
. CONFIRG,
3. ASSUME MONEY OBLIGATED AGAINST LIR#NCH FOR LIVUFF LIS wer Ts
IN ANDITION THAT LISTED LILISP-X AND INCLUDES LIRUFF SALARY.
oo ae ela AAE Ree ante Al te assur 2
| GOA PROJ CHICH BEING REDRAFTED HERE AND ASSICNED CRYPT LIRANCH,.
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4. (CVEN THOUGH PAYROLLED AT HDQS SALARIES OF STATION ‘ASSETS MUST
BE INCLUDED UXDJER STATION PROJECTS. HDQS ACCORDINGLY ADDING SALARIES ~
\ OP LEICOCKY 1, AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS SINCE TRANSFERRED TO (FORMAL
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S, NONFY MUST BE INCLUDED IN LIRANCH FOR ALL OOA CHARGES PRIOR
TO EFFECTIVE DATE OF NEW PROJECTS APPROVED TRING CURRENT FISCAL .
YEAR, THEREFORE HAVE ADDED MONEY FOR LICOVET, LIOXIDE. ALSO INCLUDING
i
MONEY FOR NFwW SOVIET ANM CUBAN RRXK PROJECTS FOR SIX MONTHS), THESE
. 1 :
NEW PROJS MUST 3E SUBYITTED DURING DECEMBE? aND MADE EFFECTIVE ‘
wets awe t * surees' earsee
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1 JANUARY 1964. . . Jk ..
6, SUGGEST PROJ FOR SUPPORT ASSETS AGAINST SOVIET TARGETS
- RARARBARAARASARAARARA (Fama THO BREE) TRCLUGE Lic MOE dince He Rion
BE TRANSFERRED OTHER LCIMPROVE BASE, INCLUDE RENT, SALARIES AND MISC
EXPENSES OF ALL BASEHOUSES AND KEEPERS. . « oe
‘ 1 RECOMMEND ALSO LILINK PREPARE NEW PROJECT COVERTHG “LICENTO-1
* AND Licooxy 21 AS IMKBRXAXE INFORMANTS CENTRAL AMERICAN EXILE ACTIVITY
ol wext. re —
, 8. REGARDING NEW PBRUMEN “PROJECTS: . bone .
A. SUGGEST LICAMEOS “75ND LIFEUDS 22 AND 23, BE TNCLUDED In
“SEPARATE SINGLE NEW PROJECT AS STRAIGHT SUPPORT ASSETS. | SH ASSUME
ONLY ONE LICAMEO ‘BEING PAID AT RATE ONE HUNDRED PER HONTH.
¥
kur Bae PREPARE SECOND PROJECT TO COVER GENERAL INPORMANTS AND:
ere,
|__ SPOTTERS PBRUMEN OPS. INCLUDING? = ewe LR 37
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24 LISICLE<L. BELIEVE STATION FORGOT INCLUDE HIS SALARY
f° TN REF SO HOQS ADDING THREE THOUSAND PER XER YEAR FOR THIS. _
ar Tk gy LYTAMILS 3, 9 LISTED REF. ACCORDING OUR RECORDS LITANTL
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PER PRO ALSO BFE INCLUDED.
8. . AGREE DECRIP LICHAP AND LICRAFT RE“AIN OOA, ; °
9. PLEASE CABLE REPLY. SEE SEPARATE ER CABLE MRID.
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ACTION: wi 8 (WH COPY SLOTTED AT:1325, 27 JAN 64 LMG) O }
INFO © pop, DOOS/L, D0DS 4, SPOG, CI, Ci/oPs, FI, SAS 8, VR
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REF: EMMW-11739
LITAHIL-7 was granted an OA on 20 August 1963 for use as
outlined in PRQ II forwarded in HHMA-21539.
END OF DISPATCH
Distribstion :
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ORIG NATING
OFFICE WRCER TOS
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MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, WH/3/Mexico Wayne Carley
fee ptm eben meee wees
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Operational Approval is hereby granted in the case an
. for the purpose specified in your request
dated__2h June 1563 . ,
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This Azprovel is tase’ upon evaluation of information available to this
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Office, and is granted under authority contained in CSI and CSI-F 10-5.
fsj Edward P. Brown i
CI/OPERATIONAL APPROVAL AND SUPPORT DIVISION
I
Date:__20 August 1963 dir i
ee ee ee tm et tree ae eS — feng ae see en ee oe 4 —-.
Distribution: ..
Orig. to Addressee
_ 2 to Files
SECRET
ae 12% “sae peeveeve menttons.
ACTION FE QUIRED - REFERENCES:
ACPION REG: FYI
REFS: A) HW-11621, 5 June 1963
B) HeMA-21539, 13 June 1963
As of 28 June 1963 the POA on LITAMIL-7 wes rein-
stated until 26 Septerber 1963. On 2h June the Head-,
quarters desk requested that an OA be granted on the
basis of the PRQ Part II submitted by Reference B.
EHD OF DISPATCH
Distributions
0&1 - COS, Mexico City
201-$30273
ORIGINATING
OIE = FOTER ~ eT
wH/t/exico Ww, Carley dbo
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SECRET ar
PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL | |
MEMORARDUM FOR: Chief, NUMBER
wa/2/M = W. Caley
REFERENCE: Your Memorandum, Dated
crn
A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this Subject
as set forth below.
A Provisional Operational Approval issued ty CI Staff grants the sane
authority, on a temporary basis, fer the use of an individusl as the eathority
granted in an Operational Approval -mless othervise specified by CI/QA. It is
Roced hawawme natu an neelintnam: File ahenbe and dmvantinntion aed fe oh,
ject to a furtter final review when all investigation is cocpleted.
POA is reinstated until 28 September 1963.
wt
To precess the Operational “Approval, full information (ecepleted PRG
Parts I and II) must be submitted as soon as possible and not later than six
(6) months from this date. An Operational Approval will follow when all
investigation is completed and upon the receipt cf satisfactory PRG Parts I
and II. Cancellation must be Fequested if use cf Subject by interested Di-
visions ceases. : A
-- > Qf Thomas Carroll, Ir.
earn
pose 125 %88 recvious carrioes.
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Es EMH 7251, Supdata.
The complete productica of LITAVIL-7 has been revieved by Beadquarters. OF the 10
reports submitted fron Septenber 1952 through Fay 1963, of which L-7 was the source of the
complete, or a specific part of the report, 5 were not disseninated. Ig addition te those
whicn were aisseninatea, < aiseecs used oro received in ops cad.e8 wnicn vas fron i=/es
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Reference: Hid 11126
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PERSONEL RECORD CUESTICRNAIRE
PART $1 - OPERATIONSL ENFORMATION
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EMMA 21526
IUSTRLCTIONS TO CASE OFFICER
- Thee form eust be (:ties sa by the case offscer of eppropriste euthorsty on the bassz of bhe beut
foroatsca. It 18 mot to be chown fo the sabsect.
2. Sorwelly. headquorters erff be unable to sseue an aaproce!l eolere requeste: fursishes anssers to aff questions
sa Pay pacts I ead $F. Bseceer, sn an excegamcy prowssional approval may be obtained by complying With the op-
olecable provitsons of FF 29-215. parsersphs ga, §. PIL and p28. Thereatter the uevel setned te dadument 0: com
plete the case muet te folisee! aa ser forth 29 FR 39-976 ' '
3. Tssee (9; campleted copsee of 22, part J tinciading copy sn sebject-s handwritieg, sf pesssble) and two (2, com-
pieted consen of thes fore want be sent fo headquarters 26 Reon as possible
4. Date acgerred later aast be sent to hessouarters sa PRE fornet tm feo (2) copses.
$- Fall an atl stems, af snforeetsan obtaiscable. BF stem non eraiscable erate "VA.7 If additional space required
for stew. ose reverse aste of page keyed to appropriate afeo nonber.
1. CRP TONE Te. #Sess0New
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LITAMIL = 7 :
CONTACT AMD CEVELD>MENT
ete Ame OF ame SUBsEeT O45 FIRS?
TORTACTED OR LEVELOPED,
LITA L-3» a former superior of LITANII~-7 in the P3nsMEE Embassy
handled her for s=veral zcnics cefore turning her over to Clyde K SHRYOCK
on 7 May 1962. SE=f0CK is k ocwn to 1-7 as "Zoderto". Lirect contact with
L-7 wes made in order to zet tetter and more detailed information re the,
PBEUMEN Embassy persommel and activities. i
Z- AMDECATE SHETHER SUBJECT TOCLS GE THOWED COER QUICKLY AmD tw & SECURE WARNER TO ANY ®ESPINSIBLE CASE OFFICER FOR
MARDLENG. PF SOL INDICATE To we, i a
Subject could be tarned over to any Spanish speaking Case Officer |
through LITAMIL-3, who contimes to be ier closest and nost trusted friend,
Hot applicable
Rese 10508 I oe ~ secrertS COPY
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MOTIVATIGM any CCRTROL
v. ESTIMATE SUBDECT’S MOTIVATION, (Be detailed, sf posssble crete evadence. Do not use stock conmene auch ae capes.
cosmusser *)
Subject is anti-Commnist and pro-l.S. Ste vants to prove that she is
anti-Communist. by provinizg insormation to UDYCKE re activities inside the
PERPMEN Embassy.
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2. retcare Ge AT CONTROL, IF AMV, EXISTS OVER THE loser. (If wo costrot. of if there st a feck of reel contral
explasa.)
Station Mexico City has little control over Subject except to reveal }
ber activities to PaQUKEN authorities. , i r
SECTIOm 118
COWER USED BY SUBJECT AND CASE OFFICER IM THEIR MEETINGS.
Meetings are held at the home of LITAMTL-7 ard if necessary the Case
Officer could represent a visiting "friend",
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2. COVER USEO BY SUBJECT Im GOTAINING H’. INFORMATION AND IN CONTACTING WIS (NFORMANTS.
Subject is employed at the PRRUMEN Eubassy and her information is
gathered during the course cf her working day.
2- In SUCATE SERVICE F2R B41Gs SUBSECT THiaks HE (Tals work) (Es sorkseg)- t
Subject knows she is working for CDYOKE, She does not think in terms .
of intelligence agencies,
T'S ENCOUN PAST OR PRESENT CONNECTION BETW ANY OTHER INTELLIGENCE SERVICE. INDICATE “HE EXTENT
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Subject has had no connection with any intelligence service in the past.
2. LUST OTWER INDEIVIQUALS (Agenta, relatives,
Feeends) GO ENDO OF SUBLECT*’S PRESENT [MTELLI GENCE acTIvITIES.
LITAMI1-3, who introduced Subject to Case Officer and frequently attends
meetings with Case Officer. .
LITAMIL-9 suspects that Sudject is working for ODYOKE. He knows she is.
in contact with LITAMII~3 and he knows I-3 is in contact with Case Officer.
TRAINING SUBJECT HAS HAD IN CLANDESTINE OPERATIONS.
3. EWLAIN anv
Subject has had no training in clandestine operations, She is becoming
increasingly aware of intelligence techniques, however, and ber production
has improved for this reason,
Sectioa v COLLABORATION POTENTIAL
1. “MDICATE OTHER FOREI GL POSER SUBJECT WOULD OL WOST LIRELY TO COLLABORATE SII GECAUSE OF WIS IDiOLOGY Om PASI
ASSOCIATIONS, CAPLAIN.
Subject, being a Mexican, would probably collaborate with the Mexi
Goverment if approached by high authorities,
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« UF SeBsSECT WAS BFEN ULTO O8 Contec TLE BEFORE, INO can’ aetivity te WHICH ME WAS LOGAUTD amo Tas TYRE IF INFOR:
MATION HE HAS FURNES SHED.
LITAMIL-3 has teen in contact with Subject for many ‘years ‘and ntinoed
in contact with her as of this date, Subject provided information dn the
PRRUMEN Embassy through le3/
+ INDICATE HOW AND FROM wHOM SUBJECT CETAISS INFORMATICS.
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Subject obtains her information from PBRUMEN personnes] atthe Embassy
and by observation and elicitation. ,
+ UNOTCATE SHAT HAS BEEN TOLD SUBJECT 4S TO THE DISPOS! “:0~m OF INFORMATION HE FURNISHES.
Subject is aware that the information which she provides goes to
Washington B.C. i
+ DETAIL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED FI OR Cr Tr®E USE OR DUTIES. .
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Subject is presently being used *o provide information travel to
cortioniewir ac .r acnijes t-s issuance of "courtesy.visas" which
she handles and information on the personalities and activities of PBHUMs
personne] through "clear" canle traffic, conversations, elicitations > end
observation, =.
» OETAIL SUBJECT*S PROPOSED PP-Pu TYPE USE OR OUTTES.
Not applicable
SECTION vil PROPOSED LIAISON CO CPERATIONAL ACTIVITY
1. DETAIL SUBJECTS PROPOSED LLAISON TYPE CONTACT Of OFzFATI ONAL USE:
@. EHERE SUBJECT 1S AN OFFICAL MemigR GF A FOREI SE SUVERRUINT:
Not applicable
8. ‘ume SUBJECT 15 AN OFFICIAL MEMBER OF AN ODYORE AGENCY: -——.
Not applicable
SECTION VIED - MERCY RELATIONSHIP WITH SUBJECT
$. EXPLAIN NATURE OF AGENCY RELATIONSHIP with SUBJECT: 1.£. THAINEE, OPPOSITE muwaca, /eemmcnation. “BS BMY: AGENCY
PEGQSONMEL KNOWN TO SUBJECT.
Subject 18 collaborating with KVBARK umselfishly, On occasions ths
Case Officer has sant ber cifts and tried to help re visa problems,
scholarships (close friend),
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a QUALIFICATIOWS FOR GTHEP OPERATIONS
FOR OTHER OPERATIONS.
Srbject is a highly geclified Spanish speaking secretary with more
than 30 years or poverment service, i.e. with the PEXUMEN Embassy in Mexico.
- PF 47 1S PRGPESED TO PAY SUBJECT A REGULAR SALARY, INDICATE THE WEEKLY AM@oumT. 1F PaYMTAT
COMMODITIES, SJESIOVY OR OYRER METHOD, SPECIFY AND GIVE DETAILS.
Subject does not get paid any salary and has refused sane when offered.
Fe QE MADE th EXCwance
2- EXPLAIN ANY PROMISES, OTHES@ISE NOT COVERED HEREIN, MADE TO SUBJECT. (Examole: Comastaents regarding evacuation
of subject and femzty.)
; The Case Officer introduced a friend of Subject's to Dr. Juan COODKIN
of USIS re a scholarship to F3PRIMZ, has requested a visa through LIT=MPO
for a friend of Sudject and has tried to help Budjectta brother re draft
’ dodging problem, i.e. provided him with contact in INS in Mexico City.:
; ic CE_AND SECURITY ‘
= UNDICATE THE FIELD AGENCIES AND FIELD FILES G1 Tx WHICH SUBSJECT*S NAME HAS BEEN CHECKED AND THE RESULTS.
Station files and intimate friends of Subject dow through tie years,
4.6, LITAMII-3, LITAMII-9, LITAMII-2, all trusted Station assets.
« MMDICATE OTHER INVESTIGATIVE MEASURES TAKES TO VERIFY BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION FURNISHED GY SUBJECT.
Hons
- INDICATE WHETHER OR NOT PROVISIONAL OPERATIONAL APPROVAL OR OPERATIONAL AP~ 4. DATE aP725NAL OBTAINED
PROVAL FOR SUBJECT*S USE WAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY UBTAINED, ‘
: Yes POA granted 10 Sept 62
ae EWALUATE SyuBsTCT-S CrAeacTém, KEL IABILITY AND SECURITY, CITING EVIDENCE @WERE POSSIBLE.
Sabject is of high moral character, religious (Catholic), provincial in
outlook, unsophisticated, intelligent, sincere, "simpatica" and unselfish.
; She is reliable and very security conscious.
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CE/OPERATIOWAL SECURITY VIEOPOINT.
Subject's relationship with the Case Officer has been clandestine and
is known to only LITAMIL-3, a trusted Station agent. On occasion: the
naivete ¢ Subject has allowed her to introduce several relatives to the
Case Gfficor without mentioning any names, i.e, a friend,
SECTION ALI SUBJECTS PERSONAL HABITS
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Subject does not drink, saoke, does not participate in any Tr vices
as far as the Case Officer is able to determine. She is very religious and
lives her religion.
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d- IMBICATE suBsect’s HOSBIES OR INTEREST fh) SPORTS. wusic, ETC.
Subject is a bird fancier (canaries and parakeets).
SECTION _KIV
1+ INDECATE OHETHER SUJJECT’S LANGUAGE ABILITIES anD OTHER CHARACTERISTICS, ARE SUCH AS HE COULD PASS AS A NATIVE
OF A COUNTRY Of REGION OTHER THAN WIS OWN. EXPLAIN. { i ;
Subject is from Oaxaca and ty-ifies the native of that region, 4.e.!
she has Indian facial characteristica, Subj is probably recognizable as
a Mexican, i
INDICATE WHETHER INFORMATION Im @RQ PARTS | AND 11 WAS OBTAINED BY RESEARCH, CLANDESTINE ASSESSMENT. ; FILES.
CORRESPONDENCE OR OTHER MEANS.
Information on PRQ Parts I and IT came from Station files, LITAMIL-3 >
LITAMII“9. and TTTAMTI“?, herself,
IF OTHER THAN ROUTINE ACTION $S REQUIRED. IF 2.2 WHEN TERMINATION OF SUGJECT 15 CFFEC-EO, PLEASE EXPLAIN. (4/80
see para. 436, supra) .
Subject's termination will be routine,
EXERGENCY CORDITIONS RECONTACT ARRANGEMENTS
1- GIVE FULL SETAILS 1.6. RECOGNITION SIGNALS. S/O: WHERE COULD COMTACT BE WADE! WHAT BONA FIDES COULD INDIVIDUAL
MAKING CONTACT USE? I
The Case Officer has a phene mumber throash which contact can:be made
in an embreency. Subj knows the ODACID phone mumber and extension. She
will ask for "Roberto" and she will use the names "Paula", Contact, can
also be made through LITAMII-3{ : i
MISCELLANEGUS OPERATIONAL DATA AND REMARKS
Subject was "pitchec™ by LITAMII-3 during the period Dec. 60 and Jan. 1961.
Subject was offered $10,000 U.S, to "defect® and make statements provided ty
CDYOKE, which she refused to accept alter serious consideration, LITAMIL-3
was the "cut-out" for this operation which was handled by Andrew F MERTON,
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Action Req: Submit PRQ Part II
ACTION PEQUIKED - REFERENCES, : ‘ ]
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1. As ecntioned in the reference, the POA on LITAHIL-7
expired on 10 Hurch 1963. As of 27 May the file on L-7 was
cance? led and closed by KUDESK/OA because of the failure to
submit PRQ Part II as required under CSI 10-5 and because
of the failure to indicate any further interest in obtaining
approval for the operational use of L-7. :
2. Please forward PRQ Part II on LITAHIL-7 ag soon as
possible. '
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and closed in C=/OA for tke following ressoa:
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VEGA, ACCORDING SINOBAS, VILL REMAIN FAVA FROY 15 TO 20 DAYS.
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1, PIS LEVY POLL STANDING ROMS LITAMIL-7 aT STATION DISCRETIONs
A. REPORT WAMES AND AVAILABLE BI “REI CITIZERS WHO, REGULARLY
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B, EEPORT IETATIS ANY DISACHERMERTS, PERSONALITY CONFLICTS, i*
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EMBASSY OFFICIALS.
C. REPORT DETATLED DESCRIPTION PROCEDURE FOR PROVIDING CUPAN
ViSé To BOS EAICAS Thdveicss FnoM LA COUNTRIES WHO ARRIVE IN MEEICO WITH
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REFERESCE: Your Merorandim, Dated
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A Provisional Operational Approval is granted for the use of this gubject
as set forth below.
A Provisional Cperationsl Approval ‘ssued ov CI Staff grants the sane
authority, on a temporary basis, for the use of an individual as the authority
granted in an Operational Approval mies: othervise specified ty CI/OQA. | It is
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DATE Ca PLACE DF Bte~ ‘
Ca. 1909, Caxaca, Mexico
S. CUTIZESSAIP
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PRESENT ACTEVITY ah2 cCATISN
Secretary «- Cuban Embassy, Mexico City
Cura
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THONAL SPECIZITIES, ECUCATION
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+ PAST ACTIVITIES IMCL.CING MILITARY SERVICE
ACTIVITY
Secretary - Cuban Embassy
SB. Gini SIGMIF ICANT DATA (POLITICS, RELIGION) - ADD EaTRA SHEETS writ SEEDED
9. DESCRIPTION
HEIGHT, WEIGHT (Race) torpeR)
5* he 150 Brown Grey i Stent
10. SPOUSE (1F WIFE. GIVE MAIDEN NAME {
AX, CTHER MEMBERS OF TMETIATE FAMILY AND ASSOCIATCS BAOTHERS: Luis, Enrique, Octavio, Aer iano
PATHER: Deceased 7 Rogelio and Raul
__- ~ MOTHER: Deceased :
12. INFORMATION REQUIRED [SEFINE SPECIFICALLY. GENC=AL TE TERMS SucH AS Yaria le MAY SiSULT IN & SE.
SOT FULLY MEET REQUIREMENTS. )
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All pertinent info.
INSTRUC TIONS. INSERT carson: rit ouT roRNS COMPLETELY.
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SEE TOSSIER Om SUBJECT I FI/D BIOGRAPHIC FILES.
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BOTICE COMPLETED, SHOULD BE SEAT To F1/D.
REWIEW YOUR FILE OF THESE SHEETS FREQUENTLY, 29D SEND TO FI/D THE SHEETS FOR 7EWSONS THAT ARE wD
LOMGER OF SUFFICIENT INTEREST TO TEMAND & CCRTINUING NAME CHECK. PLEASE DO SCT THE UP FI/D°S
FACILITIES WITH CONTINUING SEARCHES FOR TEFORMATION THAT IS MOT REQUIRED.
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| f creemT SECLMITY APPROVAL [sreciar twoutmy (SO fzeld snvestigation) | |
| [creer secumit apoacval FOR LIAISIA WITH U.S. CFFICIALS
2. SPECIFIC AREA OF USE
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3. FULL BETAILS OF USE
Will be used for reporting on Cuban Embassy activities
and personnel.
4. INVESTIGATION AND COVER
A. U.S. COVERKMENT INTEREST WAY SE SHOWS OURING INVESTIGATION?
@. ClA INTEREST MAY BE SHOWN DURING IMAESTIGATION?
C. 1% SURJECT ABARE CF U.S. GOVERNMENT INTEREST Im Hin?
BD. 1S SUBJECT awaRE OF CIA INTEREST Tw mim?
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E. INDICATE AMV LIMITATIONS ON COVERAGE tm THE favESTIGATION OF SUBJECT. Rone i
F. SUGEEST "COVEM PEETEXT™ TO GE USED Em CONDUCTING PERSONAL IMVESTIGATION OF SUSJECT.
IF wO tmvESTIGATIOm CUTSIDE CIA. EXPLAdm FULLY | |
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reporting has es yot been forverded on the LIPAMIL group, ‘Their estivitics
hav» expanded considerable during duly, and thie report wlll eltempt to give
a birds-eye view of ths overall activity os a besie for future progress
reporting, In sumary during July 1962 tho LITAXILS rocruited a no pene—
eration of ths Cuban Eabassy in Haxico City end a fomur employes of that
ney eae eeencens emu we Sunes messy CAru.eay, wooy can ca oF engnms |
functioning ectively cuathg the monta; they lecsted & site for their clamiestine |
redio; they have e cover ecxpany possibility which 1s boing sertously considered er
for activation; end they heve aporoxinately esven legal traveler cpsrations | e
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production has bees faltly limtted due to hor timidity. Eovever, sho boessen
were ective curing duly, furnishing exenplars of Cuban lettertents, @uve lemas.-<-
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SUAJECT .
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A POA is requested,
Fre ld TABLES ~ iW Deve .
OB wext 1s9y (ew 29209) 5 hey 62
LITAMIL~|7
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Djstribution:
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2 - Files .
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PERSONAL RECORD QUES? IONNAIRE
“PART 1 BIOGRAPHICAL 1¥FORMATION
IMSTRUCTIONS: 3. Write thearly.
2. Apewe. af] cusstions. If queetisa is not applicable, write “WA
2. Attech blonh pages. sf addit.:19i space 26 eeered
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- MAME (Faret) Wa (Middle, qlasty
___ Consuelo ESPERON
Zz WAME (§ WATIVE LAMGUAGE CH SCR
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@- ALUASES. MICRWAMES. TELECODES. LEGAL CHanct iv name (State tise, reason For ead place o
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Circa 1909 - | QO2xaca, Mexico
7- PERSONAL WaaITS (Liquor, Drugs, gambling, peramaurs)
Drinks sociallv,
Catholic - extremely religious,
s count pecoao (Court, date, arrestee, charges,
No Record,
gunsshments, sentences, scquitelsy
DESCRIPTION (Use American standards of aeasureoente, i
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6- TRAVEL OUTSIDE CIUNTRY OF FRESEMT PESIOENCE (Countries, dates and purposes)
No travel
SECTION 104 OCCUPATIONAL AND FIRANCIAL CATA
7- PRESENT OCCyUPasTicn 2. TETLE
Secreta :
a. FIMANCIML Status (Zarnings, bank deposits, securities end property)
Moderate means.
ORGAMIZATIONAL AFFILIATICRS
EDUCATIONAL DATA
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B- IGDITATE amy @RITING. GIVE SETAILS uClubiks TITLES OF BOOKS GC ARTICLES > Fy ete
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2. SPECIAL SMILES, ABILITIES, MOBBIES SUGt AS RADIO, PHOTOGRAPHY. ETC.
Shorthand
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PRIscaER, |
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Luis - Superinrendent of Pemex Maririme
2- RELATIVES. fR1EMDS, COMME OeLIars im u.s. (fzeiess selationshsp)
3 WATURALE ZATION OF CLOSE BELaTivis tm 0.5. (Give cene, date, caty aut conber of certalicate granted
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DILECT CORTACT LITANIL©7 IL? WHOSE ASSIGHMENTS INCLUDE REPORTING
: ON EMBASSY ACTIVATES di AED PERSCNREL AS WELL PROCUREKERT EXEMPLAR
SEALS, EHVELOFZS CUNESED AD TECSE HAILED FROM CUBA). Le7 ONLY
STATION ASSET .HSIDE EMBASSY RESTOENCE, WHERE AMDe LECHUSA, ana
BARIA BLANCO, RAHON SINCBAS CASADO AND RADULFO PAEZ PEREZ_ALSO a
Le? KOJ COOPERATING WELL BUT APPEAES HAVE LITTLE ACCESS IMFCRTAN
INFO, HER VOLK CONSISTS KOSTLY UNCLASSIFIED PROTOCOL NOTES. fet
GOVT ‘AND ISSUANCE COURTEST AND DIP VISAS, I.E. THOSE WOT 1sgED
COQSULATE, SHE ALSO PAY CLERK LOCAL Et! LOVEES, SHE THUS FAR HO
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